The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
rom the Nnrfallr noaoz. ~ OF


men, William W. Holmes, James c. p DeKrafft Milton
Haxtum George II: Hare; Boatswain- Robert Dxon
son. The Cumberland ssiled from Anton Lizsrdo, 9Th
December, and has encountered succession of severe
n1rthsry winds 81: bring: home the body Of Lieut.
breaking sdrift three American vessels brig with six
seamen on board schooner with three onboard
and little steamer. The brig driven ashore, and
five Of her crew drowned The schooner also driven
ashore, but her crew was saved. 10 tdings whatever
The officers and crew of the Cumberland were trans.
70 red to the Raran and versa the the Ra
ritan having been out on cruise Of three years
We have received communication from the officers
Of the Rartan requesting that all persons nav
ing friends on board the Cumberland, when she sailed
from Boston, will address them board the Rartan.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 25, ls4s.
Christnas Day-Mauers and Things in General
need not tell you how happy and merry every body
is looking to-day, and how much happiness every body
is wishing every body else and bow every body smiles
and nods and what shaking Of hands there -for you
see the same thing in New York, and little Off
ment Of jingglng sleigh BELLS the sleghs the
snow-clad ground. Here we have balmy spring like
air and the fragrance Of sweet flowers fills the air with
Bushes: has been pretty active during the week. but
iiday During the week the sales Of cotton have been
900 bales in sugar 1900 hhds in molssses 1900 bbs;
in -four a. 400 barrels have changed handshe highest
The Pieaynue of this morning. contains the latest in.
tegence from the army SO it ID useless for to say
anything about it, The Massachusetts has not yet come
Blangy assisted by Miss vaIee. and new male dan
St Charles Theatre. Their success is certain Miss
Lee supported by Miss Cohen, opens at the American
some some time next week in the same ballet A German
said to be possessed Of superior talent also
engagement at the same theatre AT the Orleans theatre
they are reviving the old operas with success
The jourpeymen printers have been in a very uneasy
state of mind Tor days past in consequence
duce tho price for composition from 60 TO 10 cents per
thousand ems How the matter will terminate cannot
say.
KEY WKsr, Dec. 81, 1876.
Progress Of ImprOvement-Reiecons on Christianiiy-
appearance of Priuateer-U. s. Mail Boats-Non
arrical of the schooner Onkahye, &c.
The town begins to look up" ugain-the streets orc
r--..s ~-4u h,.~~s md tNe v,.o.
pie jogging along in the former track The dcna
ton sent out by the liberal hearts Of New York, has
been distributed The provisions very acceptable,
the cotton goods likewise; but sorry to say that
the Bibles, the bread OF e, by means in such
demand the pork beef and other bodily comforts of
sinful humanity. This considering the fact that both
churches down, il rather extraordinary circum.
stance, and mentally exhibits that mental darkness
consolng however to know that your paper Is sought
for and read with great delights and that many be-
nighted souls have rays of light break in upon them
through its columns. The of Christmas is upon
and there 10 every prospect that the 25th will not
pass without the honors of smoking plum buildings
Yesterday the schooner Morea arrived with the spars
of the bark Francis Watts, which dismasted In the
hurricane This vessel was fired into by rakish long,
low black full rugged brig three times near the reef
and compelled to lay to under the Ice Of the vessel until
daylight AS no boat boarded the schooner and no com
muncaton was had the infeenc is that she pr.
vateer and discovering that the Morea would prove
valuable prize allowed her to proceed her voyage
We without cIuizer, and should any suspicious
sail appear outrage should take place. all that
do is to say, ought TO be doDei II is true,
we have apprehension of land because the ancient
spirits and patriotic inhabitants would repe invasion
OF the gem OF the sea-" but for the suffering mariner
and the interest Of commerce, we wall, and quail
The u. S. schooner Onkahye which is to carry the
mail has not Yet arrived md we are without communi
cation from Charleston since the l2th Of November.
The mail of that date hope is Its way and may
rive by Christmas. This measure of transmitting the
mail by government vessel originated at the suggestion
Mr. Westcott, and will answer all the temporary pur.
poses for which intended but fear that the On.
kahye draws more water than will allow her crossing
the NJ bar, ana will thus compel her to 70 round by
Torugas.
Our cisterns low there has been no rain since the
hurricane.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS We'd
nesday F. nj. communicable. 81. Y. Van Sur
dam vs. T Fowler. Opinions for sfirmance by Messrs.
Wright, Johnson, Barlow, Lott and It. Gov. Gardiner
Pane Opinions for sfiirmance by the CT Chancellor
Messrs Lott, Wright, Jones, A. G. Hand, and It. Gov
Gardiner Opinions for reversal by Messrs Johnson,
Spencer, Putnam Barlow Folsom and Van Schoo nhoven
Judgment affirmed, IA to IS The amount in conro.
yeIy IN this case wa. 81 damages besides coats Of
J. N. Adams Opinions for aiirmsnce by Messrs
Wright, Williams and Lott. Opinions for reversal by
srsc snS Putnam Eosn.n %
airmance by Messrs Wright Porter Lott and Spencer
Judgment affirmed, 10 too No; GOV. Small vs. the
Herkimer Manufacturing Co. Opinions for afirmance
by the Chancellor and Mr. Lott. Opinions for reversal
by 1t Gov Gardiner, Messrs Porter, Van schoonhoven
and Barlow. For reversal 8, for airmaDce T. No quo
rum voting and decision postponed. No b6.-J Miles
c. Pulver Opinions for aarmance by the ChsnceL
lor, Messrs. Lott. Spencer, Taco and It. Gov. Gardi
Mesara. Putnam
schoonhovsn. Judgment affirmed, Is to ,.
TEyhspAI. Dec. sl.-Present, 1t Governor, Chancel'
tors.No. 81. Mccullough, VS.. J. Moss Opinions for
airmance by Messrs Talcott and Barlow. Opinions
Putnam and tho 1t Governor Judgment reversed, ii to
$40. So. w. Small The Herkmer Manufacturing
Company For reversal e. for afirmance q Cause not
being decided, re-argument ordered-No. SO. The
Madison County Mutual Insurance Company j. Gates
and a. Opinions pon Tor u reversal BY the It. Goveor
II to Ono So The Medical Institution Of Geneva Col
lege vs.. o. 5. Paterson. Opinions for sfrmance by
Affirmed, 10 to Ono so. f. Ray VS.. v. Birdseye Opin.
ions for anirmspce by the Chancellor, Messrs Lott,
fined Is to Ono. 81. T. Moham OF al VS. T.. p Heyer.
Opinions for afrmance by the Chancellor, Messrs Van
schOonhovsp johnson Barlow Lott Talcot; and Lieut.
nam and Folsom. Judgt affirmed, 10 toA-No. 63. J.
Fowler s. P: Jerman Cd. w. Ellis VS.. the Same.
schoonhoven. Affirmed, Is to o.-No. SO. @. w Stan.
toni vs. j. Kinney. Opinions for ofrmance by Messrs
Lou, Johnson, spencer and Lieut.. Governor. Opm
ions for reversal by tho Chancellor and Mr. Barlow.
Affirmed. is 10 g.
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-No. %. NJ. Nevin VS. Ladue and
al Opinions for reversal by the Chancellor, Messrs.
Spencer, Wright, johnson, Van schoonhoven, Barlow,
and Jones' Opinion for sffrmance by Mr.. Williams.
Reversed IL to O. The Atlantic Dock Company vs. Ma.
thanel Grswold writ OF error quashed.-No 80. =. H.
Suef vs. M b Hart, motion TO set aside Judgment de-
fault granted payment Of costs Of term and Of the
ton The forms OF the judgments and DEGREES then
settled
SUPREME COURT OF THR UNITED STATES, Dec 30.
No "a. John A. Barry, plaintiff in error, Us.
Mary Merdien et al The argument Of the motion to
dismiss the writ Of in this continued by
Mr. Barry in opposition thereto, and by MIR. Rockwell |
in support OF the notion Adjourned till to morrow at
III o'clock.