The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-09
Bosror. May 8. isA6.

BosroN, May g. l6A6
East characterization Of the Sons Of Temperance
Death Of Hon John Pickering Mortality boord
Brig PatePseo-Passengers Of Brig Galveston, from
Nassas.--4ryirai Of Seamen-Ensraring of the Cam.
bri-.a Woman Murdered by her Husband.
We had an east wind yesterday, cold enough to give
Greenander the chills or all things be prayed for
by poor mortals here below would first ask delive-
rance from these same intoerabe winds They be.
numb all the faculties Of body and mind much i'll
nature the legitimate parents Of the "bue devils
heartily wish shrcwd Yankee would invent ma
chine turning these casery blasts in another drec
tion-they are not only disagreeable but they bring
disease and death with them, in the shape oil corsump
ton.
braed their third anniversary by public parade accom-.
panied by band Of music. The order to the number OF
1--WE six hundred, dressed in full regalia, marched
through several OF principal Streets TO the fremont
Temple, where address delivered by REV Bro.
Lansing Of Auburn N.Y. am told that this order num-
bcrs about thousand members in this city, and that
the ncease at the present time is quite encouraging to
its friends.
on Tuesday evening, aged so. Mr. Pickering .
Of the late celebrated Timothy Pickering, formerly q
Ws moderate supporter Of the same sentiments bu. his
tastes led him much into the political arena. His
literary were Of the hSns; order and he
He had for several been President Of the American
Academy Of Arts and Sciences, and once elected
President Of Pennsylva University, He was man Of
singular modcsy and possessed heart full Of benevo
ence and kindness Few men have been deserving
of confidence and esteem.
The passengers of the Cambria, usual have compl
mented Capt Judkins and he. in duty bound has
turned most unfegned thanks The Captain lucky in
getting out of a bad scrape SO easily.
The brig Paapsco arrived here yesterday from Bengo
la Coast Of Africa under command Of Captain Land late
first officer of brig Bculsh having lost Captain Cushing
the 18th February, and Mr. Hall second occr on the
10TH both Bengoa. They died Of the fever. Also,
the LIST Of April John Perry, first officer The PatapscO
also lost overheard on the 18th March, William Smith,
The brig Galveston, from Nassau, MP, on the 2oth
ult arrived here yesterday having board T. Darling
late United States Consul at Nassau lady and Capt
Thorndkc late master of brig Ashland wrecked on Aba
CO. 25th March; Captain Anderson, late master OF brig
Champlain put into Nassau in distress and condemned
and Master VIM. Mcleod and Ave seamen sent home by
the u. s. Consul.
draft of $50 seamen, for the rgate United States
Commodore Read, arrived in town yesterday morning
from New York, via Norwich under the command OF
Lieut. Calhoun.
Messrs Hudson Smith, Of the Merchants Exchange,
about publish engraving Of the Cambria she
appeared on the shore OF Cape Cod taken from drawing
made ON the spot
An inquest held on Wednesday evening, by Coro-
Pratt the body Of Ellen Harper found dead in her
bed at No IL Cross street The verdict Of tho jury was
that she to her death from blows inflicted by her
husband The man has lbeen arrested and the matter
presented to the grand jury