The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-28


Yeas-Messrs Archer Benton. Berrien. Cameron. Gil
ley, T. Clayton, Corwn, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton,
Evans Jarnagn, Greene, Huntington, Johnson, Of Nd,
Johnson of La, Mangum, Miller, Morehesd. Niies.
pearce, Phelps. Simmons, Sturgeon, upham, Webster
Four democrats in the Affirmative
Bsgby, Breese Bright Calhoun. Cass, Chalmers Col.
quit, Dickinson Fairfield flanagan. Houston, Lewis.
Nc Duie Penn, hacker Rusk semple, Sewer. Speight'
1urnoy, Westcott, Yulee -25.
All democrats So the motion carried and the SEN
ate at O'Clock, ar. Webster having been speaking
four hos adjourned over to Monday next at tan in the
morning
BALTIMosx. July 9Th, l640.
lot Vsoshw-Arival 81 the Chilia~ Ministsr--
Ship Building in Baitimors-1ns Rage Trials--
Ertensioe Burglaries, 8re.
Yesterday the thermometer reached 80, and
this morning it commenced with the rising of the
sun, at the mark of IS So we are in anticipa-
ton of another decided hot day.
The bark Hortensia, Capt Hardie, arrived here
yesterday from Valparaiso, bringing US passengers
Senior Don Manuel Carvallo, Envoy Ex,raordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary, from the re-
public of Chill, 70 the United States, with his
lady, two sons and daughter; and Senior Don
Astabuvuago, Secretary of Legation. This vessel
had been missing for great length Of time, and
great f-als were entertained Tor her safety. She
Jeff Valparaiso on tho IL b Of April.
IL may be OF interest builders Of the North,
to be- infyrm ID OF the number of vessels Mt pre-
sent building, or Flushing, In the various ship
yards Of this city. The following is complete
list AT GaIdner's, bark of 1925 ions; Robb's.
a brig Of 2O0 tons, and schooner OF ~ tons !;
DuncAn's, ship OF 7OO tons; Randolph & Bal
ley's, schooner OF lOO tons; w. F. Smltn's, a
brig OF lsO tons; Abrahams Cooper's, TWO
brys OF 2O0 tons each Buffers, a brig Of
tons; w. SINNERS, a schooner of 100 tons !;
Z. Skinner & Sons, a schooner of LOO tons !;
Brown 4 Co. 3, brig of l5O tons, schooner Of
100 tons, and canal boat ofs6O tons and at L..
b. Culley's, a schooner OF 100 tons-maklng in
all the number of vessels now building at this
port, II; aud their amount Of tonnage, S,l95
tons. Within the past month several fine vessels
have also been launched.
On Sunday morning, Margaretta Eheman, the
victim OF the rape gang; and Michael Seyler, the
young man who was iii company with her at tn !,
time of Il attack, Were bailed out Of Jail by the
German Society, where they have been confined
for Ten months past as witnesses against the gang,
some of whom are now out on bail. The German
Society have, however, paid their hoard in the
family Of the warden during their confinement !;
granted the girl 500, and the boy $50 for their
loss of time. There Is two more OF the party yet
to be tried, their trials having been removed to
the neghboring counties, where they will have
I. meet the stern and virtuous opinions of a far
mer jury.
The BURGERS are commencing to make conside-
rable depredations in the city, after having scour-
ed the surrounding country At least u dozen
heavy robberes OF silver plate, DC, have taken
place within mile or two OF the CITY within the
last two months, not a cents worth OF which has
been recovered, or one OF the thieves arrested
PHILADELPHIA, July q, 1916.
AT sunrise this morning the wind was from the
northeast, and the prospect Of another rainy
spell commencing made us feel quite Disagree
able. Old Sol is now, however, making an eff.
fort to shine out, and there is some probability
that he will prove successful.
Mr. Charles Hilson, formerly Of the stage, was
this morning held to bail in the sum of $500, by
Recorder Vaux, to answer charge Of larceny,
preferred by Manager VIM. E Burton. The
facts Of the case they appeared on the hearing,
are briefly these The wife Of Mr.. Hlson was
performing, in company with Mr.. B., at one OF
the Southern cities, VINO on his departure from
thence, left behind him a coat. Some of the gen.
tlemen belonging TO the company finding the
coat afterwards, placed 1t in the trunk OF
Mrs. Hllson, knowing that she was going on TO
Philadelphia, and would have an opportunity OF
restoring it TO its owner. In the meantime Hilson,
suspectIng his wife OF a peccadlilo with her mana
ger, (scandalous reports having been waited to
his ears by some Of his friends.) on The arrival of
the trank here, took possession OF it, and after
having carried 1t to the Mayors office caused it to
be opened in the presence Ut hIs Honor. To his
laundIced eye, the discovery Of the coat among
the wardrobe of his wife, was "prooi strong rs
holy writ" oil her inconunence. The coat was
removed by HIM; ana as II was subsequently re-
covered by the owner at the establishment of a
generous Indv dual, who is generally styled I'M
cle' by those VINO apply to hIm during pressure
in the money market, the presumption Is, that he
had not forgotten his old habits, and ''spouted"
II. This taking OF the coat constituted the larceny
The arguments Of the counsel employed on either
side in this case Were highly amusing Constant
Gillou, Esq. appeared tor the prosecution, and
Geo. w. Barton, ESD, for the defendant. The
cause, ii it should reach trial, will be rich
affair.
A lad, eight years of age, was drowned in the
Schuylklll on Saturday, while bathing near the
Spring Garden water works. He was the son of
Charles Lovctt, the keeper of the Constitution
House, North Third street.
A complimentary benefit to John r. Scott will
take place at the Walnut street theatre on Thurs
day evening next.
Of the board OF brokers to-day but very little improve
ment in prices.
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAnD-soo Reading RR, 81; 100 Girard Bank,
6's, 100
ArrrR Board 100 Reading RR, "a
SEcoNp BoARD-50U0 State SIS, 61x; 10 Reading RR,
AFTER sAlr.Lqs Reading RR, s4x; as do, 81; 50 Oh
rard Bank 9k 5000 state S. 67; l400 do 6s 49, 1000
Reading Bonds tax
DIsrREssINe ACCIDENTAL distressing accident
occurred at the depot this noon, when the South
ern cars arrived. A Mr.. Bunker, of Brooklyn, N Y,
left them to get refreshmeat and in attempting to
get on again while ths train starting out for New
York. missed his hold and fell upon the track when the
wheels Of two cars passed his legs dreadfully
crushing them just below the knee; he displayed great
presence of mind and called Tor q handkerchief tie
round the limbs 10 prevent the blood from circulating In
the wounds. Drs James Nichols and Darcy were
promptly the spot and engaged in amputating the
limbs This s another instance OF the rashness OF at
tempting 10 get upon Gao while In motion-Ns'cark
.adv. July ~
COMMERClAL.
New York, Monday, July ~.
AsHEsPots are held at 50 So; pearls 50. We hear Of
in cit