The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

mean time is undergoing most extensive repair and
reftting The Museum has also been re6tted and
viii BIZ opened on Monday evening, by Messrs. Ham
Sillsbee
PHILADELPHIA, Sept g 1913.
Young, the Riotcr- Comnubial Troubles-Cr Cruelty
TO a Ne,o York Boy, &c.
The decision of the court of quarter sessions in
relation to the case Of Jacob w. Young was
Slightly modified yesterday, and he was held 70
ball. in $4,000, to answer at the next term for incl
ting to riot.
A curious scene ranspred last evening in the
vicinity of Sixth and Pine streets. A poor baker,
suspectlng that his wife had endowed him with
1ndubitable claims to citizenship among the resi-
dents of cuckledom, took occasion to watch her
movements, after he had left his domlcil as she
supposed, to his customary nightly avocation of
preparing bread not only tor himself, but others
The jealous husband saw his frai wife enter
house of designation. with the burly landlord of
tavern, near by. After they had dsappe red into
the recesses OF the den, the man of dough made
his way INTO IT, and going TO the foot of the STAIR
case, leading to the upper stories, he called his
wife by name. Her paramour, however, made his
appearance instead and, being far the superior of
the husband, forced him out of the house. The
transaction caused a crowd to gather. and an ap.
peal was made 10 the Waterman, but he declined
interfering, not having witnessed any breach of
the peace. The wife, like prudent woman,
made her escape through tn crowd, unperceved
by her injured .'gude man., who il is probable, was
deluded INTO the belief that lie had been mistaken,
on returning home and finding her there, safe and
sound
Governor Johnston VIII speak tonight at the
whig meeting, called to ratfy his own nomination
for Governor
Quite mastery movementis abont to be made
by the Rough and Ready men In the fret Con-
gressional district, In The nomination of David
Paul Brown, Esq. their candidate. The excel
lence OF this nom ination would be universally ad-
mitted,, that his election would be certain.
Charles ]. Hollis, young Philadelphia, who
has been residing a short time at Camden, has
been nominated as the Tay or candida ate in the first
Congressional district of New Jersey:
An intelligent lad, aged a. and calling hlmse!i
James Henry Dewey, and haiing from New York
clty,w brought to the hospital this morning with
his foot badly crushed by accident. He states
that he came on to the city on board of schooner
flogged hum ard turned hun adrift that he went
GU board a canal boat, and when opposite Cars
Garden, his foot was crushed b. tween two boats,
while beng towed down the stream. The injury
rendering him useless, he was again turned adrift,
and left on the bank of The river. While In this
deserted state, Col. Carr took pity on hum, and
after providing for the boys necessares at his
own mansion. this morning had him brought TO
the hospital, for the purpose of receiving proper
medical ire atment The lad has mother living in
New York, and he ANXIOUS that she should know
his present whereabouts and the accident that has
befallen him.
FROM TAMplco.-By the arrival at New Orleans
OF the U. ). steamship General Hamer, Captain
Tucker, from Tampico, via Brazos St. Jsgo Ell Mott
coso of that city Of the l6tn nst has bee received
the columns of which are exceedingly barre of in.
cident The utmost tranquility seems to exist in
Tsmpico, and the authorities doing their best to
recover djgnfed attitude and q prosperous condi-
ton.
The .9yuntomiento Municipal Government has
addressed strong nfesto TO the President, repre-
senting the low state of the city finances. and the
dilapidsted condition of the port. This remarkable
paper which exhibits able head and an ned
house system in Mexico particularly as 1t relates to
Tampico, ought rot to exist day longer The atten-
ton Of the Pr sden is called to the proximity of the
genius Of American enterprise the left bank
the Rio Grande The prohibitive operation Of the
Mexican custom house law, is nov quite iilusory as
general fact for though goods be prevented from
entering by regular ports, will be totally imposs
BILE to keep them from being introduces along the whole
line OF the frontier Tsmpco susceptible Of becoming
Of the ourishing por in Me xco; but
be through change in thee and other
regulations The therefore bes. ech the
Executive to take into consideration the following pro-
positions: That there shall behceforth no prohib
ton of any class goods PROVISIONS that lumber
and all building mat rias pay only municipal of
five per cent lad roiorem presume) that provisions
pay IS per cent to the governme Mt, and per cent
municipal tax that fax, wool and silk, pay 40 per
cent, and cotton and bale goods (uJarrofe) 80 per
cent each The Ayuntamiepto Of opinion that all
prohibitions which imperative from the facilities
for smuggling, should now and forever, aud that
moderate duties should b. fixed all articles hitherto
excepted from the Mexican tariff All these sug res
tions made pder Tie conviction that commerce
should be free all traDmels when Tampico would
have long and assured career OF prosperity before
her, instead OF seeing ms Low but the mise rabe
entry Of two tbre. vessels a ninth in that port
With the revenue which the adoption Of these sug.
eeetiens would give Ts,np''o she would be able to
bnd evee along the river front erect public build
ipgs construct necessary roads &C. &c all which are
necessary to her prosperity tUt which empty ca
eury now forbids her To undertake.
There was NO American vessel at Tampco when the
General Hamereft The Brtish brig Henry to
be sold aucti on. having heen ashore the bar
Brig yentor, of Liverpool while being towed out by
the Mexican launch Rrou nded on the bar, and will
he lOst A. n I,Ifg -9rg
The RUMoRED Revolt AT JAMAICA, w. I've
learn from John = Adams, Esq, late American
consu at Bogota that the Of insurrection at
Jamaica resulting in The slaughter of 1900 or
5000 blacks which cspied from a New York paper
yesterday Is without the slightest foundation. Mr.