The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-19
Movements of Trnyellers

The following catalogue of arrivals yesterday, exh
bits fair specimen of early spring commercial enter.
AMERIcAs-E. Beaupand. c. Beaupland, N. j.; Mr..
Brandegle, New London; J NJ Bxby, N: r.; General
mond and Wood, DR.. vanzandt, and Captain Morgan,
Philadelphia.
Boston; Jay, Rye H. Nage, Phiad Thos. Mckenzie,
Baltimore; Thos Adams Boston; Mr. Edwards, do; Jas
Pike, Maine; II. Willis Boston; James Cushing. Balt
ton; Mr.. Blanchard, Louisville; Asa Farr, ST. Louis; D.
Horton, Boston; J. Mitchell, n. o.; w. Harding
soring6eld c. A Benedict, Albany G. sawtelle. Me-;
B. Buck Baltimore; MIR, Gales, Washington; Addison
C,rv-P X sulger Philad.; James Craighead, Nash
vile, Tenn; C. Lyons, Philad; 8. schoonmaker E. Ste
pheps paiy, l. saPpsly b. Edgs, al Of licking
NJ. Benedict w. Charles, Amos Rank, N. o.; Thomas
Cuyier, Phiad W Adams, do James Whitaker,
FRAMKLls.R G. McAery, C. Thompson. Nashville,
Tenn; J. c. Smith, Conn; Y. 8 and J. M. Kimball,
Ohio; Charles Goodfsar, New Haven; George Wright,
East Bloomfield; J. j. Peayy. Consul at Pictou; s.
st Louis; E. Van Dusen, Phlla W. Herman Ed. Swift,
GLosE-Rev. NJ. D. Hoge, Richmond, Va; P. A. Locke,
Boston.
HowARp-w. Ross, N. Y; G.. Lyons. Ph1a; w. Nc.
sumner Conn; Charles Merrick, W. o. Boke, Phila (;
Quackenboss Albany; Robert Peeblss. A. s. Nicolson,
Pttsburg: H, Cane Conn; L. Cross, Ga; Taylor and
kinson Poug hIeepse; John Wilson, do; John Horton,
G. E. Horton, England; W. A. Merry, Canada; j. Pen.
field, Buffalo; w. Ames N. j.; A. Peckham, Mass.
ARRAIeNMENr OF ALBERT J. TRRELL FOR THE
MURDER OF MARIA A BICKFoRD.-The Court came
In this morning at thirty minutes past nine O'Clock
and after the transaction of incidental business
which took only few minutes the prisoner Albert j.
Tirre placed OF the bar by the officers ofthe Court
and at the object of the fixed gaze OF the
bers of the bar and all present in the Court Trrell
young man, evidently not than - 25 years Of
age and Of manly and prepossessing appearance. He
nearly six feet in height exceedingly upright in figure
and in foIm well developed. His hair and countenance
are fair His demeanor in Court was perfectly cool and
placid. without the appearance Of being at all bold
otherwise objectionable He was dressed in straight
bodied light mulberry dress coat, Of sporting fashion,
with bright buttons, with full black pants gathered
about the waist and a satin vest
SAMUEL pAaxr., District Attorney for Suffolk, and
government, and addressed the Court.
Cnrrr JUSTICE sHAw.-Mr. Clerk. let the prisoner be
arraigned.
CLsRx-Albert j. TirreI rise and listen to the fol.
lowing indictment, which has been found against you by
the Grand Inquest of the County Of Suffolk.
The Clerk then read the indictment against the pri
found by the Grand Jury aforesaid and charg
ing him with having on the morning of the 27h of Oc-
tober last at O'clock A. NJ, in the dwelling Of one
Joel Lawrence, with deadly weapon to wit razor
made Of iron and Steel assaulted Maria A. Bckford
and her neck and throat did strike, and wound and
her the said Maria did kill and MURDER incting
tai wound Of six inches in length and three inches in
depths Of which wound she the said Maria A. Bckford
did die. Tirrell was described as being of Weymouth
in the county Of Norfolk and Commonwealth of Massa
chusetts, and a shoe manufacturer.
Ano CleIk tnen AIoeft Ilrrel arc you guilty
or not guilty Of the charge alleged against you
PRisoSrR.lFrmly and distinctly Not guilty.
CLERx-Albert j. Tirrell, hearken TO another indict
ment found against you.
The Clerk then the second indictment against the
prisoner, charging him with having the morning oil
the 9th Of October last set fire to the dwelling house
Of Joel Lawrence laborer, by kindling SC, and
by consumed the same.
cLrRx-Prisoner you guilty not guilty Of thi,
charge
PsisoSEs-Not guilty.
CHrEr Jusricr-Prsoner, you prepared with
counsel
! PRisoSER-I am
CHiKr JUSTICE Name them.
PRlsorER--Mr Choate, and Messrs. Annis and Amos
B. Merrill
CHigr JusrioE- Are you ready for your trial 7
PRrsorER-I AN not at this time
CHtEr JusricE-When will you be ready
PRuorER-l should like the time nxed about the mid
die Of April
CH,sr Jusrrcr-That is impracticable The cour,
will not then be in session.
MIR a. Merrill one Of the Counsel for the defence re-
terasd the request Of the prisoner; for they had Wit
nessss, he said to obtain from New Orleans and less
time would not yell answer.
CRiky JusTIcE-I think this would be impractc able
and could not grant further time. unless sufficient
cause.
The prisoner, after consulting with the senior Coun
sci, Hon Rufus Choate, said, q" think shall be ready
on the 9TH Tuesday In March next
CHrr JusrfcE Let the 4th Tuesday of March be the
day assigned for the trial. which will be the Oath Lei
the prisoner DO remanded-unbailsble of course.
The public were not generally aware that the arraizn
ment was to take place this morning, and the
crowd such occasions not present Every thine
passed OF in peace and quiet and there was no gather
ing in streets as often the such
Boston 7fmes, Fsb IL.