The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01

St~st9 from Arka~ms-N sfsrsf'sed Poles
Death fre~s CarclessafSs, 81. &c


SENATOR from Arks~sas-- Nsfsrsii-ed Pcses-
Death frovu Carcleaas-s, 81. &c
II il said that the Legislature OF Arkansas. yus
elected. will give Bosl.nd decided majority over
Sewer. for the United STATES Senate. THIS was an
liberated as SEWER is be'h personally and from his
family connections, unpopular in has State. lie -
connected with the Johhsons (Cvl. Richard NJ
Johnson is also his unclr). and the " family COM
pacl'' has ridden rough shod over Arkansas Tor
number OF years. Mr.. Sewer has made money
enough OF late, between constructive Journeys TO
Arkansas and real ones TO Mexico, to make uP
somewhat Tor his disappointment MI Boriasds
career in the Senate lssi srssion. albeit rather
briof, gave indications oi talent Inc grnucmah,
however, appeared 20 labor somewhat nnder the
disease indigenous 10 this meridian-haiulencyi
and II was difficult always 10 discover, IN me mass
OF words he uttered The Kr"lns "i sen-e which
doubtless were implanted therein lie makes, not
withstapdipp A vefy respectable Senator.
Cant Isdistas W.ukowicz, the grand nephew
of Gen. Kosciusko, aud whose sing liar rrnconire
with the Russian Minister IN Pennsylvania avenae,
some time since, nouced IN the Herald,
made a formal declaration yesterday, before
the clerk Of the Circuit Count OF this district.
OF his intention TO become a citizen ot the
United States. IL will be remembered that
Captain Waukowicz was directed by NJ de Boz
disco, Minister from Russia, 10 revoke the
authority OF Major Tochman, who was acting
as the attorney OF the heirs At kosciusko 90 re-
cover certain properly in this country. He die.
obeyed that direction, and the Russian government
has since confiscsted his properly In Poland. The
Captain has, by this sc', been completely beg
CARED, with the exception OF his claim upon the
kosciusko property.
. Patrick Coonan, a Waterman IN Willard
hotel in this city, found d. ad IN his bed YES
terday morning, from the effects Of fifteen grains al
morphine, which was rresc ibrd for him by Dr
Thomss, for an attack OF bilious fever. instead 81
fifteen grains Of qunne. coroner's inquest wal
held, and verdict returned IN accordance with
the above. The spoihecanes, McClry anc
Clements, who made W the prescription, were
fully exoneraied from blame, upon the testimony
of Drs Miller and Hall, who stated that as large
quantity OF morphine WAS frequently ORDERED By
physicians for external application. In order e
4how the strength OF the prescription ordered by
DR.. Thomas IL IL only necessary 10 observe thar D
ls equal to one hundred doses. There Is. uniortu
nately, no law to punish such gross and crimina
carelessness.
Many papers have enormously spoken Of Georg
land warrant, George NJ. Phillips. They ar
both agents but Mr.. George Martin Phillips ha
been for some years engaged IN the business
whereas, Mr.. George w. Phillips has but recent,
commenced. Mr.. George Martin Phillips was for
merly connected with the press, and is a hIghl!
respectable man, we believe. BY the way, tn
further examination OF Messrs. G.. w. Phillips 4
Samuel Stettinius takes place on Monday next, an
we learn the United States has summoned mum
Der of additional witnesses OMEGA.