The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-29

case The defence introduced witnesses 20 gooo
composed principally Of the officers of the
Michigan and made attempt to deny the case on the
Of the people The prisoner it appears from their
has served on various stations in different parts of the
world He had maintained very fair character, and
good ofhcer This all they had to say for him.
though Mr. Fillmore tried hard and ingsniousy make
out Of assault with intent merely to wound The
case was argued to the jury by Messrs Barker and FIJI
more, Rnd submitted, after q charge from the court
No human being imagined that the jury would hsstats
but up to the time Of this writing OK O'Clock p M
out six or seven hours, and the result will probably be
disagreement
tsrmining whether MIR Pollock intended kill MIR Jew
EFT or merely to wound him. A gentleman learned In
tells me that tn. indictment was for an assault
md him guilty Of the intent to wound inaim there
being no such charge In the pspsr.
Army Intelligence.
Lieut.. Wright arrived 1t Detroit from Milwaukee, on
the a2d inst having in charge company Of U 8 re:
then return himself to Milwaukee to resume his recruit
John W. Kaufman, reported as wounded at Mexico,
was formerly Of Danvile Pa and Of George Kaun
man, Esq OF Montour, Columbia county. III
Duncan, Of the mounted rhsmsn at Springfield, H.
rived at st. Louis the goth inst They will proceed
Col Riley who bravey distinguished himself in
the late battles severely wounded in Florida during
the seminos war and was afterwards promoted for his
Gen. Scott is over six feet four inches high Gems
Worth and Twiggs Coils Harvey and May. aud Major
nay are a SIX sss OF upwsrds and IKE Frank Gran
feet two and fr altitude is concerned the poet
; no 40 sn pas 49, ~, pso,nef' ff'''y i~f
Major Wade of the Tsylor Guards second regiment
remains here to recruit for the regiment having author
- W.
u, 49, NavaL:
The sloopofwar Albany has dropped below at Boston
ready for sea, bound to the Gulf Of Mexico.
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Mr.. Clay returned to Ashland from his late visit to
the virginia Springs and Cape Nav on SATURDAY. last
He Is In the endowment of excellent health
WV Irwin, late Charge dc Afraires to Denmark, ar
rived at Pittsburgh ON Thursday night last
sr,nsoI% os;,,d asou yeTs, o. wss.
Spnn;Sa h;s e.; H; r,h I h IN niSy' ny
oA =" .'' ."'A'. os'" 0 "' i"'""o
"a iaa =, at.s ior pTsoolng nv Mme was assign
TT o III % ~ sne o'urs ss',ns ~ neens, n
th f,rt's nNRn H. ;nht I Voc . run
the request Of tho Counsel the trial
fire occurred at Jamestown on Friday last II orig
mated In Messrs Fenton barker Iannery, and imme
Breed The total loss Is probably near $4,000 Msssrs
Fenton Barker ase partially insured-Messrs. Breed
no Gs =. AZ .. a.. a,..,u.,u.,..u.or p,.,.
boldsrs ~ ths Ionisa RsiirosS Comnsnv hava b ,ho
h' e n. S oss :, 70 TnIpy lave, ~ INC
,ons via Chsr,otsv;na Nd An Car as ~ H.; -
80. ;nn - a. o,i.. p.,-nsS - -. % d. Va
AonoVa VI nn ho"''" "iio"u W '"o "0'' Ell"
There is project on foot for uniting Middsbury and
'e1 Ths s n, ~ US invita-. r,,rr.n,. % ,o.
t.ks ands hch have hasr Sorssiraa Tor tsyss ana nv
as~ms"t viii hs rson;rsa or them Tbs smdtor non
proof Of settlement will make valid deed to the settler
Communication was onenad hat vear C;r,,,r.t, ana
JaGsrsonvi,is throuoh Honss,s Tssvrarh m the I'D
Snst"mt 'A''"eA i''N'' A'es'"P''A WAC N
IN ths nrss. and Snsns,. commnnitv owing 70 bresk
90 -. .a-....Ls. -, 49,. ;oy,t ~ p,,.h &C.
The wsstsrn line resumed onerations last .vsninu
pL;In JsJnI;a -. oe,I ;,st
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a mob oongregated In Cincinnati on tuesday night
OF last week. ana attacked house. driving the inmates
out, and breaking the furniture to pieces
The Providence and Worcester railroad was opened on
Monday to Miville. 'r''N ~
On The oath inst the cars from zena Ohio were de-
tanned by running Of the track and turning completely
over full Of passengers all Of whom were injured more
-,
u"'s H. . % on 'no is INST p;, =. Inc uneiss
Ha,a g. y, oout pwnss,Sr; hih ~. 90 y" h,p
~ ths fo,,ouInS d,msn:,nn. Dsn,h "a az sst ;"h.a
width So feet nj one end ana "a at the other length
srsriorlv i4s fact. ,ntsrioriv no feat Rv ronyh s
innate the sod eontents NAV be set down MT Is ooO
cubic feet. with a wsigbt OF Y7o tons The bors vss
thirteen feet deep two inches in diameter at the bot
Tom and tvo ksol ~ novdsr we sn,ninaea WV
| -. e :, 80
Iast accounts MI nuchAnah, tne emleraht agent az
uooe'' wss very III Win .ue prevans ePluemc, thiI
Te'srH mere was very lille nope VI h,s recovsiy VIZ
10 .he son Oh tue eAcohsu In tnis CITY, ana s gen
LEHMAN mucn esteemsd.
que I'm inst' 'nefe nao oesh rse III tue hrkah
saS river OF ~ feet
hussem Csdy mas Deen convicted OF the inurder
"eofse nian~"fins' Jr, In Cnenanso county
The wharves are preparing and coal Is being receives
at the depot for the Cunard line Of steamers at Jerse
City. Some 100000 to be expended the work..
All the tribes on the frontier 40 far M We hear ar
living in great peace and quietness
| The new Cohasset Light House which will 90 mucl
benefit vessels bound TO this port has been
by the contractors, Messrs Savage and Others m,
drilling Of holes in the rocks for the posts which
will support the superstructure il tedious
and rendered difficult from the fact that every
storm sweeps away the derricks and other machinery
Much of the work has been underet by the chief
tractors and Is hoped that ere many sessons have
passed. its beacon will rise warn the storm tossed
liner of the dangers IL will be wild and dreary
spot upon the stormy nights of winter and one would
think IL would be difficult to find occupant for the
house when completed And yet IL is stated that there
already fifty applications for the berth-B oston
Journal
GROSS lMPosITIoN.-An individual named
Chase, has recently made a tour through the
northern part OF the State of New York representing
b,,t