The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-31

Another Batch OF the Infamy OF the New
York Herald.


Another Batch OF the Infamy OF the New
York Herald.
From the Montreal Herald Jan. ~
which we are os s Work
four days later than that brought by the Oxford"
From the Augusta. (Geol Sentinel Jan. afl
possession of four days later intelligence from
Liverpool We are indebted to the N,w York Herald,
from which make copious extracts.
From the Montreal Herald, Jan. 2al
We omitted tostae in yesterdays Extra that the
intelligence contained in IL brought by the New
York ship Mo5tSn a, S sailed
public indebted TO tho enterprise OF the pro-
prieor OF the Nsw York Herald for its receipt some
hours in advance Of the arrival Of the Liberty at New
York, she having been lboarded by an express boat
when nearly one hundred miles from port.
From the Kingston, Canada. Wing, Jan. %
We are indebted to the New York Herald OF the 10th
Europe. The Liberty sailed from Liverpool the 18th
ult., and brings papers to that date.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IS, 1916.
Election in Neo Characterization ess-C Cot
ton-Feights, &c.
Nobody has thought about anything all day, but
voting and trying to get dry. The election for Co
vernon and Lieutenant Governor, Senators and Re-
representatives. to the State Legislature, and for the
Offices Of Sheriff and Coroner took place to-day-the
than sixteen candidates for the Office of Coroner (Which
s very lucrative one and about eight for the office of
though there were no rows Of any consequence but
this morning early began to rain and has poured all
ming the atmosphere has been purified BY brilliant and
vivid lightning, accompanied by the usual amount Of
thunder.
OF business has been brought to stand still for
to-day thought that this is about the last unpleasant
weather that we shall have, and that shall begin
to enjoy the delights Of New Orleans winter.
The result Of the election complete triumph of
the democratic party, who carried every thing:
Mr. Dubuys wing candidate for Governor, had. 1905
Johnson, democratic
Edward Sparrow, wing candidate for It. Gov. .so4o
The sS their ticket for Senator;
Representatives. John l. Lewis is elected Sheriff. and
Robert spedden Coroner The whig Governor will pro-
When wrote you on the lath. business was very
lively but the cotton market very auctustng that
to day yet there difference in the sales fair
business was done after the hour wrote you but mott
% the BUSINESS: Of ing
week somewhat a. ofcourse nothing was done that
sH dr sS but SSss s being
state in few days. and that there will be greater actvi
ty and more stesdiness in the market.
On Friday and Saturday the sales only amounted to
about 1000 bales making the ssles Of the week 5000
bales The arrivals were moderately large during the
about 1871 800 bales There has been no falling of in
price, although there has been report that saes have
been effected at rates easier than those quoted
all stuff and nonsense; when there is fall it soon
enough traced out The sales today have been about
the price has fallen to old rates Corn dull and low
The sugar market is firm but has experienced tempo
rary inactivity, of which it will tomorrow the
weather is fine. Molasses active and firm.
Freight low, owing to the great number Of vessels
in port The money market pretty easy and exchanges
are obtained at the old rates.
Varieties.
Dr. French, Of Adams County, Pa, was thrown
from his sleigh Thursday last and injured seriously
that he died on the following day.
The Louisville Journal states that the slaughter.
IA Of a w hOla NH
killed in the West at less than q Million
Messrs. Price and Fall have been elected State
Printers by the Legislature Of Mississippi.
The jury in the case Of Burns, for the murder of
Edward Collier in Augusta Ga found verdict Of guilty
Of mansaughter, on the 25th inst.
George w. Hatch, the person who was So boldly
and myserously robbed Of several hundred dollars.
arraigned the 18th instant, Boston, on com
plant Of John AHovsy, the Agent Of the Fourier
Of shares in that Association. -
The Western Democrat OF the 10Th inst, published
at Weston Mo-, contains call for meeting at that
Companies are forming, and great many persons will
undoubtedly 60 i stated that there are ten females
landed properly wa
scribed a. being very beautiful, quite youthful and
cssdngly yir1ous but anxious for good kind and
doing husbands We anticipate, after these facts are
generally knownItha California will be taken.
The LoM,scIIe Journal of the 18th INST, says =
The river falling all the way down from Pttsburg. At
al O'Clock last evening" leaving feet 10 inches in tho
canal by the mark The weather warm and indications
OF rain.
On the 18th inst, the steamer Sarah Ann sunk in |
fourteen feet water, few miles above Cap Girls, on
the Mississippi She had on board 1000 pigs Of lead and
1000 bushels of wheat The boat and cargo will prove
total loss. No insurance.
The Die Vernon, when about twenty miles above
Natchez, broke her ptman strap and stopped to have
repaired She had three hundred German Immigrants on
board.
Michael Foy, charged with the murder of Edward
Marsh has been brought to st. Louis No. for trial. on
change Of venue from Washington county.
A portion of prairie party of Cherokees had ar
rived at Fort Towson, Arkansas, the 10th nst the
others having taken different route, and waited
for by those at Towson Another party Of nine arrived
next day
The Alton Union. OF the 18th inst, says it is esti-
mated that than $50 900 bushels Of wheat
lying in the stores at the different landings the Iii
nois river, ready for shipment
The Alton Telegraph says that $500 hogs were
slaughtered in that city last week The prices ranged
from 50 to 50 IS per hundred
MURDER AND ARsoN.-The village of Adrian,
10th, resounded with the alarm Of fire. number of c
repaired to the spot, two miles distant and found
that two barns were entirely wrapped in names while
the county poor house also fired by incendiary
and only saved by the most strenuous exerons of the
neighhors Added to this the discovery Of the fact
that little Of 8. Cobb, of the poor house.
had been most inhumanly murdered The facts are
briefly these:-A man by the name of Chamberlain has
mate of the poor house, although really in good health
and abe-bodied strong man, capable OF doing any
work, he has managed to excite the sympathy Of the
commissioner Of the poor house. and thus obtain the
licious disposition. The commissioner ordered him TO
be discharged and he attributed the Mr. Cobb.