The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-16

The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Msmphis Tenn
received 800 600 per steamer Memphis. the ID inst
All the parties arrested suspicion Of being concern
ed with + Ready in the theft Of $24 600 from the bank
OF North America at Montreal have bsen tried and &C.
Quilted for want Of evidence The trials said to have
been mere farces.
The Assembly of New Jersey have psssed n rssolu
tion by vote Of IS to for presenting four swords to
citizens Of TINT State who have distinguished themselves
| in the late battles in Mexico.
Lye the geoogist asserts that there more coal in
tne single stafs OF illinois than In all Europe
racas occurred Saturday last in Philadelphia
During the fight one bit OF the ear of Mr. John
hughes.
The st Louis Republican Of the 9th inst notices the
arrival Of SO bags papers at one time being the accu
mutation Of about three weeks
According to just completed II appears that III Q
pspua len Of PEORIA Ill s 304 increase Of since
Jan 1913.
committee of the Illinois senate has reported against
bill to incorporate the st. Louis and Indianapolis rail
road company.
I'd inst. ".
Six hundred and twelve steamboats, have been built NJ
isoug ID the last sixteen thiryone the present
The steamer Anglo.saxon left Cincinnati for New
caonon balls intended Tor the American forces Mexico
canal boat belonging TO MIR. Solomon Clarke with
III bales cotton on board, was burnt Wednesday at
,ns Wooden Lock, at the lower mouth of the santee
Canal Only three bsles Of the cotton saved.
The citizens Of Van Buren, county Iowa have re solved
to drive the Mormons Of and have already notified them
to leave in the spring.
The Emperor Of Russia, 1t is said. has ordered cotton
gin, through the Russian Consul at Savannah from
house in that city What docs he want Of the gin3
The following sums were expended at two national ar
moIies during the last AscsI yeari-Harpsrs Ferry
Si366lS; Springfield $a432; which includes for mate
rails, $3.50 400; repairs, $lll,H7
steam mill 10 in operation at New Orleans, from
which wrapping peper is sent to certain house in New
York in great quantities.
gfraw hna fro Nou Xor (or
sent to Boston from this city.
1.-THE Episcopal Church at Angelica Allegheny county
was destroyed by fire on Thursday last Nothing what.
saved.
Geographic despatch to the Poughkeepse ameriean.
dated Hudson at noon Friday last states that Mar
shas extensive print works destroyed by fire on
the night previous.
The repeal of the Black Laws of Ohio will probably be
reerre 10 tho people at the spring elections There Is
bill. before the Senate making this proposition which is
likely to pass.
PArER MAKiro IN NEw ORLEANS "A new paper mill
has been started at New Oreaus and In success
ful operation, Wrapping psper In considerable quaint
ties has already been received from II by paper house
in this city
Boston in considerable quantities. to he used at the East
in soling boots.
STEAMBOAT SUNK.--The steamer W. r. King.
with cargo Of about $50 barrels, bound for CO.
lumbus, was run into By the Winons, on Frdsy night
winona was bound down, and the accident occurred
while doubling bend in the river The King was run
in shore and sunk In fifteen minutes after making the
landing The stern OF the boat tho fore cabin was
under water that tho portion OF the cargo the bow
only will be saved without injury. The captain Of the
Winona thinks the boat total loss She ives insured
We understand, for ten thousand dollars black man
drowned and Of the white hands Of the boat was
missing Mobile Rssister and Journal, Feb g.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Ednionds
Eugene Bogdrt u.s. s. BuTkhoiter This was an action
for breach Of contract The plaintiff purchased two
lots In FRINGE street, upon one Of which he built
house for his own In June l5a3 he entered into a
written agreement with the defendant for the sale of the
other lot by which agreement he alleged that defend
ant was bound 10 build substantial brick house of
good Materials and that business which might be CON
sdered nuisance or Objectionable TO the plaintiff or his
neighbors should DO Carried the premises In pur
sudDce OF TINS agreement warranty deed of the was
executed to defendant The plaintiff alleged that in
stead oil Building dwelling house he erected bake
house on the ptsmisss, Of very slight materials and
eroc'ed ia tue rear large chimney no carried
he psRpg business on large SCALE and that the smoke
and were an inoerabs nuisance the plaintiff and
ms Ismiy, as we'll % 10 the neigboIhood In conGe
qusnee OF which his property deteioeted in value
Ahe deiendsnts counsel moved lfor suit, tho
s.ouao 'nst according to the legal definition OF a nui
sance aDskery did not come within the meaning OF the
term The Judge took the view, and granted the
non'sult otter which the Court adjourned For plaintiff
tucker Crspo, for defendant Mr.. Fancher.
MEETINGS FOR THE RELIEF OF IRKLASD-A |
great irish relief meeting held at Columbia South
Woln a. fI..tx ALL