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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
Passe uxsrA Arrivea :

amthp rrunt- Fell Of Antgux Mr. Hasss
Thonss; srd Nartinque Tracy Now 0rsnsls
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wrisht Green elsrk spov. Vsndenb.rsh st sssL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
Herald Marine osrr.sp~ras nee.

ST GEoRGE tBermuds) March 7Sem prop. ler Hartford
lie Isvre II days from Row York. bou to California arrived
the bh d having the Esd Ion 81
Wind lost bowsp tore and missn mast sprung the
AsiLmast.
Dr. brig An.son from Lguna to Liverpool arrived on
The oh distIe,S leski.g BADLY.
Park MEL Wetser hipgAs from New Orleans bound Il
Dosten arrived the lgt In DISTRESS leaking very badly
and having iot sails buwarks sprung bowpr,t She has
been ascbsrped and Of the
d dy STRAINED d, and will require extensive repaira
~s May Flower has repairrd aud ss day or two for
AItwefp !, ..l,. ~ III, 4. ...a, nr "a. .hor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-17
r rsr OF Lr,rras REMAINING IN tn. n.w FORK
LADIES IIDT.

PusILsaEp II the PAPEn HAvue TIE LAReEsr
Pssss msaon the date they are sdyersl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
Dom estic NlisceIInnv.


On the hret OF January, there were in the State OF
Maine, l34 divisions Of the Of temperance com.
notorious horse thief named Hawkins out his
throat on Friday, 10 the jail at risonburg Va
.tb o. S sSs bs re,s TOR the first time
The coal mines OF Tuscalso,a becoming quite
valuable The gas by which the city Of Mobile is light
Turkeys are selling in Chicago, QlI) for a7,s cents
esch. lie market is stocked with poultry and
vebisop.
Charles Boyer agent Of the Southwark (Phia) Rail.
read Company, had both his legs broken on Monday
by oollhion OF the Baltimore train and horse.car
James Thompson jr., of East Haven, was robbed Of
s1st0 short time since, in Jersey CITY, his arrival
1be number f persons relieved and supported as
pauptrs in The State Of the year
1s4o, was 1903 at an expense of $143 243 rs The
number or foreign psupers who went to the State
during the year was 4 O57.
Large focks of wild geese have very frequently Of
late passed over Boston, to the Southwark. Their
winter Yea, verify.
The prisoners in jail, at Cumberland Md, have or.
gained themselvss into debating society.
Mr. E II Stanley, con Of Lord Stanley. and now
travelling IN this country, has been returned MEM
Der OF Permanent for Lynn.
The Lowell agent Of the most celebrated piauoforte
manpfactories IN Boston states that he has sold no
less an eight pianos during the past ak month. IN
g,ils actually employed in the factories in that
city. The prices ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 each
The total number Of persons apprehsnded la Mon
treaI ia curing tDe year lb45, Was 1924. being
decIessr on the preceding year Of 5l5. or this um.
Der 2,473 were males S39 femsler, and 2l2 boys
man named Flaberty was killed at a fire in Que
bee, on the 18th Infant.
There were three Shaker sermons preached in the
BAPTIST Church OF New Bedford, on sunday last.
During the year ls4s, there we're IS GIL 500 lbs OF
iron received at Philadelphia.
There we're in Philadelphia, during the week ending
Saturday, the 18th. l34 deaths.
There WIRE 1858 steamboat arrivals ut Cleveland,
ObiO, during the year 1913.
Mr.. Charles Folk, q colder Of the revolution. ared
80 years. recently died at San Augustine, Texas He
wss cousin 10 the President of the United States
The LsPitletuIe OF Missonri have agreed to accept
the fbuIe Of surplus funds 10 which the State
entitled. Sbdtr The dspotit law Of Con ress The
Senate vac oreapzst on Monday, the Sth inst. with
Lieut. OSv Wells in the chair.
mar named Langley. in the employ Of the North.
Hsiiosd Con paDy, bsd his head crushed between
two cars CD that read Friday, badly that
IL IL doubtful whether he will turvive
Jcbn Don psvan IS years Of age, severely bitten
by dog, supposed 10 be rebd, in Boston, ON Friday
last.
John Rutherford has been arretted at Washineton
Ga, charged with robbirg the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

SINGULAR ESCAPE FROM SLAvERY-Wllllam
and Ellen Graft, man and wife, lived with differ
masters in the State OF Georgia Ellen Is 40 near
white that sh- can pass without suspicion for white
cIabic. and by working nights and sundays he laid
upnoney enough TO bring biEsef and his wife out OF
tsNtry Their plan was without precedent; and
III ugh novel wss the means Of getting them their
freedom. Ellen dressed in mans clothing and passed
M the master, while her husband passed as the ser.
,ait In this way they travelled from Georgia to
best hotel. where they 'topped. Neither OF them can
read or write And Ellen, knowing hat che would be
called upon 10 write her name At IN hotels &c tied
her right band up though IL lame which proved
oftoue f,rvice 10 her as tks called upon several
nnst o. btels to "rseistern her name la Charles
ton q they put up st the hotel which Governor
Dom. ara John 4. Calhoun genera ally make their
hone They srIivd in Philadelphia in four days Fl ON
The lime they staIttd.-LiJsrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE AT
fifteen minutes before IL o'clock on Saturday night,
the citizens Of FAN River startled by sudden
gIsre Of light and the cry that the Empire State
on IRE The fire department was immediately on tho
wharf and, with the sstapce OF tue citizens ala all
that could be done to Rrrest the progress Of the 1ame
but In lees than 6tee minutes from the first discovery
OF the fire, this noble boat was one broad sheet Of
fames. Before half psst eleven O'Clock, her wheel
house and her promenade and state room decks fell
IN, and her larbosrd chimney went by the beard. At
20 minutes TO O'Clock the starooard chimney fell with
IRE crash and before clock the speu-
did noati palace in the world complete wreck
The fire broke out smidsbips, and spread with such
stonisbiug fArdity that tome 10 or rs pereons
ctsd with the boat, who we're In Der lower cabin
cscal.d with the greatest difficulty Notwithstanding
four powerful engines and force pump from the Ams-
rcsn Print WORKS were playing into her from eleven
10 four o'clock the fire could not be eubdued. An at
tempt WAS made to sink her immed ately after the 1re
va discovered but owing to the ice and other difficult
ties she did not Oil until past four O'clock after her
cabin and ssloops we're completely destroyed. Bys
constant stream Of water upon the frame that su'taus
her poi derous machinery the position OF her engine 10
resin.o but owing the extreme heat the machinery
mutt he seriously Gsmsged II Is not certain how the
nre tool, but the impression is that 1t caught rem
stove In the kitchens and from the neglect of the
Waterman, bad made grest progress before 1t was
discorsIed The coDhsarstion was avfuly sublime
The night was ipttn,ely dark, and the immense
volume Of flames lighted up the country for miles
around and the d.vourp s element, as IL leapsd and
ced through the gorgeous apartments OF this Ill
tated vessel, gave the beholder some idea Of what
would have been the result had the disaster occurred
upon the Sound with but the common means ofes-
caIe mel utuRiy oI pasbeuRef". i"o
Empire state was built last year by Meesrs. Lawrence
4 SD,.d.r, in New YORK; her machinery. which was
eors'd rcd the finest specimen or the kind In the
eountr,, by Asire Co. She inside her first trip June
s,b ls4s ana has been laid up shout month, under
reysr to take her psc. in the line early In the
spipg She cost about $4,000. aud 10 insured for
shout one. IsH that amount. The wind, at the time
Fl her destruction was light and most favorable: had
IL blown from tho ncrtbwest as IL had for 70 days
sst, the Destruction Of property would haze been i'm.
u tpre. ,be lay n tho immecste vicinity Of the |
depot, print o. iron works. and the steamers Bay
~ nte BicC.1d lurfee - DosfOu j nal Jan IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
Common Pleas.

Bst0fe Judge IDyrAham.
JAN. 16.-Niehoias Il. Hart Henry j. Bell and
ofhtrs.-This action to 1915 tor work.
labor and sersiees performed. The plaintiff alleged
that he employed as bar.keeper at the Crystal
House. Graud street. from March, lS47 to April l84S,
at $50 per month and claimed the above sum for his
services The dese ndants pleaded the general issue
which put the plaintiff on proof OF actual hr ng
they der having engaged him in that capacity
The Jury found for plaintiff the full amount claimed
Discha,g ed Norris Cook, committed on charge Of
fsse presEce in obtaining the endorsement Of Pnny
Phelps q note for $50, was brought before Justice
Edmonde and discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
The Weather

The cold weather which for two weeks past had
thrown its mantle the whole Of the Eastern and
Middle States, has for time, partially given way to
that of q more pleasant character. In Boston, on
Sunday the thermometer at SUNRISE stood at SO deg
being nearly 30 deg higher than at sunrise Thurs
day last.
At New Haven, on Sunday, the thermometer stood
ut l6 deg.
Further north the weather Is still cold, though mild.
er than during the past week. The Westfeld News-
letter says: The Oldest ihhabitant hardly remem-
Der when there was such Immense bulk Of snow on
the face OF old mother earth there IL at present
this region. All around US in every direction, is one
immepte snow drift and on the bills and plains the
roads have been impossible Several of tow nsmen
have spent much time In breaking roads. for which
they d.terve to be well rewarded Just the imme d.
ate vicinity Of the Green the sleghing ia fne and
should there not be thaw the sledding will be superb
even on our plains and untains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
Supreme Court.


At Chanber Before Justice Edmonds.
JAN l6 - In Re, Caroline and Mary Marfin.-Mary
and Caroline Martin to whom refersn had been made
in the report in yesterdays Herald, brought mp
this after noon before Justice Edmonds, and 1t ap
pearing that indictment had been found against
them by the city Grand Jury on . charge Of grand
larceny, his Honor made order that they be CON-
mitted in default Of bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
UpItea States District Court.

BtfOre
JAN. 16-.4rraigned The following named persons
rag ned this ylorniDg aud pleaded not guilty
Oliver L. Besrse dcted for cruel and unusual punish
Charles Boss and John Morris, indicted with
George Honey ana Joseph Thompson, the two latter
being unable to attend, having taken the small pox)
for to N AXE revolt also arrAigned
aud pleaded not guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

city there to remain unti3ssfer times Their Indians
the Spokans parted from them with strong TOKENS Of
regret and affection.
Boston.
Rev Thomas Mcbride was drowned, In Ju ae, while
attempting to cross the Willamette river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
LnW IntelIlgence.

SENTENCED DEATH.- Washington Goade, who
was last week convicted Of the murder of Thomas
Harding, was on Monday sentenced to be hung He
is said to have manifested careless indifference when
the sentence was promo unced.
CoURT APPEALS January Is, 1S49-Prssent, all
the Judges No As Charles II. Gothic, receiver &c. II,
appellant. VS. Orrin Crane, respondent. This cause
WAS reserved for to- day. MIR. d. Dudley Field opened
ibe argument for the appellant. Mr. julius Rhoades
he ard for respop dent, ana Mr.. Field closed No
35 George sutton, plaintiff in error, Henry A.
Dilay al defepdan in This q reserved
cause. Mr. ii j. Sedswick counsel for defendant in
error took judgme mt Of afrmance, by default No.
A. Israel T. Hatch, administrator, &c appellant VS.
Sheldon Thompson, respondent. Ths cause was sub
nitt. on printed Arguments and points. The court
having gone through the calendar, and there being
causes ready for argument and no further business
before them acjour ed sine die about II M.--dbany
Ar rus Jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17
Political Intelligence.

The lecofoco convention Of lnaisns nemInsted Jo-
seph A. Wright for Governor, and Col. James H. Lane
fer Lieutenant Governor.
IL Ia exactly correct as has been stated, that Mr.
Ten Eyck, u. 3. ommisso At the wich
has not been removed. II seems he has resigned and
hurried on to the California gold dggipgs" preerrng
his chance there to an annual salary Of $1,000.
AT the democratic Of the Legislature Of Miohi
gan Saturday the 9th instant, for candidate for
u. s Senator all the members present (thirty. four)
voted for &c neral Cars.
The liberty party hold State Convention at Utica
the 3lst Of January inst
We were shown q letter. yesterday says the Ohio
Spokesman Of the Sd, from uished mber Of
Congress from another State who expresses his posi-
tive convection that Gen Taylor will veto the Wilmot
provio, and other anti slavery questions He says
such not his opinion weeks ago, but that q
total change has been wrought In his mind Of late.
The Canadian Parliament will assemble 1t Montreal
Thursday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-17

LEGISLATIVE DoINes IN MIcHIoAN-O OPPOSITION
TO GEN. CAss BY The SENATE.-The Legislature of
Michigan seem to have had much trouble about the
election of United States Senator. The House
almost unanimously nominated Gen. Cass but the
Senate in view Of the Nicholson letter, refused to
concur, though some members of that body strongly
urged his election. The following extracts from
their proceedings, of the 9Th instant will give an
idea of the state of affairs and the effort to put off
the election beyond the legal period -
FREE SON REsoLurIoSs--The resolutions OF Senator
Thompson coming up In order, Mr. Summers (UDcle
Jese moved to discharge the Committee OF tne Whoe
This motion was intended to give the resolutions
quietus and Uncle Jake" administered slight ano-
cyne to tie patient; but IL wouldn't sleep. The fol-
NsysI2 '
the opinions Of Gen Cass' Nicholson letter motion
to lay the table and print brought up the Senator
from the first (nr. Sunmers) again, who thought the
govern ment in immediate danger, and that the
Michigan legislature could afford tn wait q while to
lions and The 80 bstitute The motion TO ley on the
table vas lost by the sane vote as above The subst
tute wss lost by larger vote The question recurring
on Mr.. Thoupson'e resolutions, nomewhst verbally
amended, "Ubole Jake, spoke against them. He
thought legislatures too free with the doctrine Ct
Senator SNOW moved to postpone further considers
ton till Wtdnetdsy next (day after legal period for
electinR unitsd States senator He very imploring'y
btreeo tie senate TO put on action Till kat time The
motion 10 Postpone wsn Lost.
S. natoI RtbruLp moved to amend the resolutions
10 ibsuct repr to oppose Law
permitting slavery In the terrtoie striking out the
insDuclIcn to for law prohibitirK slavery there
INV ch wee lost. motion from the same Senator,
to the tftct that the power of Congress 10 prohibit
slavery ought net be exeroised wac lost by ayes and
nav ., a. given above on the fret vote
Senator BrBRy sde some sever hits at the minority
OF the democratic Senators. who conspriDg with
wbig S,pater. to fierce these resolutions through tho
Setate He charged that these very democr alto Sena-
tori. two months tiDce not in favor Of these
buttons He would rather bic party shood be defeated
than that the Legislature should endorse the Wimot
provi,o
More Of the free FOIL democrats replied TO this
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