The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-17


the Mission press shall have ready for issue al the
same time, 1900 Of the Hawaiian
Varieties.
II is stated that the whole inhabitants of the earth dis
water quantity which, if collected together, would
form sphere nearly 1000 feet in diameter.
There went from the Wabash Valley, and was cleared
and Ene Canal 10 miles from Manhattan the Msumee,
last year. 500 200 bushels OF wheat and 81 400 bbs OF
es Of aud oats and we learn from the
Journal, that there now $4,000 bushels Of wheat
900 and 1880 Of oats in store at that place
exclusive of many thousand bushels stored account
Of farmers within few miles Of that city.
The shipbuilders Of Cleveland very busy.
One day last week, while train of the Little
Miami Railroad stopped at the depot at Waynesville,
the locomotive which for the time being had been dis
located from the cars and being curious to know and
s and .
locomotive started of in full speed with the fellow upon
it. following and believing att pitch Of his voice to
would pray to God to have mercy upon him. The loco.
motive about seven miles, whom by accident it left
the track and stopped without any material injury
either to the unfortunate passenger or Locomotive.
Oliver Smiths will, which has already afforded innu-
merable newspaper to be taken to Wor-
Of Probate Of Hampshire county Is resident Of one Of
the towns interested in sustaining ito validity which IL
by the heirs The towns interested have ap-
pointed agents to contest the will
From the annual report of the Massachusetts, Lunatic
Asylum it appears that the whole number Of patients
admitted since the establishment Of the hospital 1895;
the whole number discharged, l,946-leaving in the
hospital $780, The number admitted the past year
293 The income of the institution has proved made
quate to its expenditure and the treasurer reports that
either the expenses must be curtaled, the weekly
charge for patients increased additional appro-
priaon be made from the State treasury to meet
the current expenses Of the year Religious services
for the inmates are regularly held with much advan
sags e.. ,,,,,., s,.,., :. ,..v pn,
fao for Detroit Wednesday 18th inst. This 10 the
first boat advertised for Lake navigation this
We learn that the town Of Derby, VT, has, by unan
nous vote, authorized the subscription of the whole
amount OF their United States deposit fund.- $780, to
the stock of the Connecticut and Passumpsic River Rail
road Company, and the payment of twenty shares to-
wards building the FIRST section OF the road the remain
der to be reserved for its completion to the Derby line
In Baltimore oak wood is selling at So 25.to 81 90 per
cord, and the best coal at So Per ton.
Philadelphia dsgraced by another scandslous riot
on Sunday afternoon. The ARRAY took place in the
ing betwe and O'Clock, and continuing for more
than half hoar Brckbats and stones we're thrown
Wers Sred Many Of The combstan. we're severely in.
| of peace art thou!
storm Of thunder lightning and rain visited
Philadelphia on Saturday morning
In Canton. China, according to late missionary re
port, there now about 100 exchange buildings
CANT spacious for mercantile purposes
but for social and free discussion Of all topics
| of general interest.
The cars from Cumberland due here last evening at
o'clock, detained two hours by land slide
short distance this side Of Elicotts Mills The slide
CURED in front Of the train and threw the of the
| track.
In Boston arrangements are in contemplation says re
port for the speedy erection OF a and more commo
dious ed6cs for medical college The old Masonsree
/ building ID to be abandoned DR.. George Parkman, Q
this city, has presented site for the Fabric tn
drsd fnis i ssnsrous Indeed. ana shouid not b b
forgotten by those who control the destiny Of the inst