The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-03

lie rests from his labors-the man that cherished
A; And tears Of regret unsv. IN aoIw
While laurels deck brightly his pathway below.
No tears for the exile-when homeward departing
He Leave. the dark load (. Of his bondage and pain
In pathway Of glory-and guided BY fame.
Joy-joy. IL is over-that dark dreary valley.
The dread of the earthly-ths hope Of the blsst
Where faith and dark fears make Waterloo rally,
And, then, sink ~ gently a. wild flowers TO rest
Yet, his fame will live evsr-a star burning bright
Unrivalled nSplendor-a pure northern light.
Varieties.
Ebenezer Storer, died at Gorham, Maine,
the 10th inst aged So years He was an mo officer 10
sets State Society Of Cincinnati.
The city Of Naples proper is the most thieving
place ON earth The population is 400 0Oo vz:ioo 900
thieves beggars 100 900 solde and priests and
the balance decent people who made Of foreign
ers respectable persons and shopmen with the nobility
and fishermen, who rink as the most honest Of tie
Neapolitans
Major NJ C. Good is elected Mayor Of Weeehng,
Virginia
On the night of the 9th ult, about O'Clock. the
house Of Mr. Antoine Bay three miles below the tswn
FIRE, and two Of his daughters, little girls, wsre 50
severely burned to cause their death subsequenty-
s SO .ns
lost their little all.
Resolutions, asserting our claim to the whole of
Oregon and requt sting the President to give notice for
disseminating the joint occupancy. have passed the
Michigan Legislature without organized opposition.
Stacy A. Paxson, was unanimously re- elect
cd Treasurer New jersey by the Joint Meeting Of
the two Houses Of the Legislature on Thursday.
The steamer Missouri Mail has been pur chased
at ST. Louis No. for 800 rhe Independence has been
sold for 600.
The steamboat Landry arrived at Cincinnati on
the Goth nst having left Now Orleans on the 18th. and
met on her way up less than 81 steamers, bound
downwards.
A boy lately fell from the third story Of the
Methodist Book Concern, Cincinnati through the traT
door the ground floor distance Of thirty feet with
out sustaining serious injury.
short time ago man and his wife, both
Germans were brought into Galena by teamster The
woman was very sick and the man declared ms extreme
hundred dollars weTe discovered.
Il is said that of the l76 prisoners confined in the
Kentucky penentiary, 50 have no education at all ar
twenty are from fifteen TO twenty years Of age.
The abolitionlsts and section; of the loccfoco,
have united upon common eanddate for Governor Of
New Hampshire.
Three members of the u. s. Senate-NIessrs
Cameron, Niles, and Westcott-were journoym men
printers.
Three hundred buildings were erected in the
American portion Of New Orleans last year. at acoss of
about 81 900 900.
Of February the day for holding an election to All tn
william Taylor:
Lake Erie has about thirty five fathoms OF wate
twenty-five in depth Lake st. Clair shallow scarcely
exceeding four fsthoms. Lakes Huron, Michigan anc
Superior are places nine hundred feet Deep sinking
about three hundred feet below the level Of the ocean
VIM. Davis, an Englishman, was found dead in
canal boat at Syracuse, Monday morning quart o.
whiskey purchased the day previous, Sunday had
done its work.
John G. Winter, has been elected Mayor
of Columbus, Ga.
We see that John K. Stockmar, has been
reelected Mayor OF hatcher by the board Of selectmen.
Robert Douglas, sa,!maker. formerly Of Phla-
dephia died suddenly in New Orleans on the 23i ut
He has brother living in New York.
The Rev. Dr. Babcock, formerly of New York,
in installed Thursday last as pastor Of the Will
liam street Baptist Church, in New Bedford The
charge TO the Church and congregation was by the Rev.
Mr. Choulss, of Jamaica Plains.
The Van Zandt slave case, which was 70 be
argued last week in the Supreme Court OF the United
States over in consequence Of the absence Of Soma
tor Morehead.
The churches in Remington, N. j. are holding
protracted meetings. The Methodiss in Trenton al .,
hold meetings every evening, and have received 81
members recently.
public meeting Of the citizens Of Burlington. N.
j. held The 10th instant reference to establish
ing cotton mandatory in that city.
The Jury in the case Of Mayhood. for the murder
Slaughter, recommending the prisoner 70 the mercy 81
the Court.
The Harrisburg Reporter says :--"On visiting the
Auditor Generals Once, this morning, We found the
the amount of fifty thousand dollars.n
The Memphis, Tenn, Enquirer Of the 22d instant
says We understand that Dr. Jenlfer, was shot and
e :r ss Ths va. .on Of
Daniel Jenifer Of Maryland"
woman named Comeia Shaw, was committed
to prison in Philadelphia on the soth u on the charge
BY throwing Il into we'll. The child was rescued.
On the 2lst, whilst locomotive, with FIVE freight
and % men board. was crossing the Oothcalga
H. uss H. hrtA
precptatng cars and ali into the stream be
low, in general mass. Fortunately no lives were
lost, and miTsculously. no one injured.
A number Of gentlemen OF Cincinnati have deter.
mined to make present to Mr. Green, the reformed
gambler ~ testimony OF their appreciation Of his
course.
All the civil and military officers Of the Argentine
Republican, directed to Grape testimony Of
their grief for the death Of Gen. Jackson.
The steamship Hibernla, Capt Ryrie, left Boston
for Liverpool with u PASSENGER x OF whom stopped at
taken up, making 90 to Liverpool Her mail was very
large
The atmosphere in Boston on Saturday morning,
was as mild as June. friend informs us that robin
branch Of neighborng tree, where he vocalized the
with his melodous warblings But as one swallow
does not make summer, 80 neither does one robin
make spring.
The steamboat train, with passengers from New
York, of the Providence Railroad last Saturday
morning No one Injured.
James Wade, OF Cambridgeport, was arrested in
Boston Friday for attempting to pass forged check
for $500. and purporting to be signed by j. o. Gore.
II Is said that Virginia about passing law pro-
hibiting executions in public.
G. W. Caldwell, the democratic candidate for
Governor in North Caroline, has declined the honor
The Legislature OF Alabama has confirmed the
far holding biennial instead Of annual
sions Of the Legislature.
Ab providing for biennial sessions of the Legs-
aturs ylsnd has been passed In the Senate by
vote Of IL to S.
In consequence of the inclemency Of the weather,
the Mobile have been postponed to the 2eh inst
A Mrs. Cotter, Of Brownstown, Michigan, has
riven birth to smale child whose body perfect; hut
E entirely and completely without srms-not hsving
even the appearance Of any; has shoulder blades snd
At the place whers the shoulder joint ould be- there
small ccatrx scar, about the bignsss Of small pea
On the right side has but hafs legi the foot e where
and ankle joint and is thigh and leg with ease
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