The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-08


David H. Abil fugitive from the State dmegarding
the subpoena of the Canal Investigating Committee APP
peared in the lobby Of the Assembly this morning
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, April J. 1852
KrAprnc
The following were passed =
bl TO change the Of the Duane street Church,
New York.
A bill to incorporate the Ocean Steamship Companies
bill to authorize the City Of Albany to subscribe to
the stock Of the Albany and Susquchanna Railroad.
bill relative to ecclesiastical devses being vested In
succe, sors
A bill relative to Columbia College New York
bill amending the laws relative TO passengers landing
at New York
bill to incorporate the Staten Island Savings, Bank
Several other bills. of general Importance,
passed and arecess taken No afternoon session
held.
Assembly.
ALBANY, April Z, 1852.
Mr.. A. Smith, (whig) Of Chautauque reported bill
appointing commissioners to examine to the establish
ment of lunatc asylum in Western New York
Mr.. VAN ETrEN. (whg) Of Chemung reported favora-
bly, on the bill to incorporate the East Brooklyn Savings
Institution.
Mr. F,,xr (whg) Of Genesee reported bill to increase
the number Of trustees Of the eighth Methodist Episcopal
Church Brooklyn.
Mr. HuTcHss, (whig) Of Kings reported favorably on
the bill relative to the jurisdiction Of the Marine Court
New York in certain Also relative to the cxemp-
ton xation Of public buildings New York Also
complete the New York Catholic Orphan Asylum bill.
Mr. WARD (whig) ofN Y. reported the considera-
| ton of the House the Albany Bridge bill.
Mr. HEARTT. (whg) of Rensselaer,, moved its recon-
mtment to the Judiciary Committee, with instruction,
| to report as to it's constitutiouality
d. bate followed. when the whole subject post
| poned indefinitely by 52t II.
Mr BLOOD dem) # Saratoga, reported bill for the
repeal Of the Life Insurance law.
The committee Of eight reported several bills for pr
vate committees among them the Senate Shaver BILL
upon which long debate ensued, on motion to CON-
init made by Mr. Van Santvoord. and lost
Mr.. RosE (dem.) OF NJ Y. reported favorably the
bill TO allow the New York scamcns Retreat to borrow
money.
Mr. WALSH reported fa,orably the bill t. regulate
the hours of labor.
Mr. STEVENS, (whia) Of onondaga, reported favora-
bly, the bill relative to the New York College of Dental
Surgery.
PARK.
Mr. BRowN, (dem ofN. gave notice Of bill rcla-
tive to the new park in New York city
FUND.
Mr. UNDERWOOD. (whig) Of Cayuga introduced bill to
increase capital Ct Common School Fund 5000 oos
For want OF quorum, adjourned TIL to morrow.
Effects Of the Late Storm, &c.
LOSS OF THE BRIG MARIEI, AND ALL HANDSPRING
LoUs POSITION OF STEAMER, ETC.
BosTos, April 7, 1882
Mays. Ga for Boston got ashore Cohaseet rocks
during the late gale and went to pieces AL hands
suppottd to be lost. memorandum book with the
name Of Captain Staples in it, has been found the
beach at Cohastet Her cargo consisted Of 706 bbls
o. naval stores 800 hides and bales of deer skins
rgnod to Means Clark 200 barrels Of have been
picked up Long Beach.
The teamsr st. Lawrence, Capt. Sturevant, arrived
here this morning from Portland, with 220 passengers
She left Portland Nc, Monday at O'Clock p NJ
Captain states that the gale commenced at A. NJ.
yesterday. Az three o'clock A. NJ he was OF Cape Ann:
but the being very thick he could not make the
lund and At so obliged to head out to large
quantity Of freight washed OVERLOOKED aud at three
r NJ 1t continuing T. blow very heavy and showing fast
he was obliged to throw overheard Of the freight
tighten her The gale abatcd at six p NJ and at eight
sh, made Cape Cod light being south about twelve niles
The beat had her buwars stove and received cosie-
rablc damage in her upper works &C. During the gale
was drowned Amongst the freight thrown overheard
were many thousand dozens of eggs large quantities Of
veal beef, live Holsters. &c.
large bark is at anchor of Second Cln, Soituate,
with her mssts cut away. Eighteen bales Of cotton,
probably part Of her deck load. have foaed ashore
The *. Il. Forbes has gone to her assistance.
The passengers who left New York for Norwich on
Monday afternoon reached this city at two o'clock this
morning The steamer Worcester rode out the gale at
anchor under Huntiugon-at times in considerable peril
THE STORM AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April Z 1882.
Much damage has bccn experienced by the storm
in this city The tide unusual height causing
the water 10 overflow tho wharves places filling
cellars and sweeping away much property The Falls
other streams around the city are very mach swo
len ard serious damage 10 appre hended Such weather.
at the present season Of the year has not been exps
Henced for thirty years past.
Overflow Of tho Ohio River.
PORTION OF CINCINNATI SUBMERGED, ETC.
CfscI,rAT April 7, 1852.
The river continues to rise at the rate Of inch
hour. and the water il within feet Of Water
street number Of houses in the lower part of the city
inundated
large amount Of property has been lost along the
Ohio and its tributaries by the sudden rise
From the South.
LATB FROM EExCo-EEw Observation-Disclosures DIS
AsTER, ETC.
BALTIMORE. April T. 1882
Three New Orleans unnis arrived to night br nginQ
datcs late due. Advces from Vera Cruz to the 23d
ut and rom the city Of Mexico to the 18th had been
ccdvcd. The News generally is unimportant. The
country was quite tranquil The electro telegraph line
between the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz was to b.
completed by the LIT of April
d. Manuel Larrainxar has been appointed Mexican
Minister 70 the United States In place Senior De- la
cfien'd LarranEar belongs to the conservative party
and WIS member f the committee which reported IN
favor ofsnnulliDg the GaIsy grant.
Captain srrett Of the shp Sultana arrived at New Or
large shp ashore bahama Banks but could not make
her out.
Orders have been received at Norfolk to At the
United States ship ST. Louis for immediate deepatch.
Jetfe liiltry has been arrested at Wilmington, N. c..
Tor the murder Of John cndrick and setting fire 10 his
houtc.
The burthcn train on the Susquehanna Railroad ran
on the track, yesterday njurng the engineer and two
othds.
severe frost occurred in North Carolina on Friday
last
From Philadelphia.
SUPPOSED kuRDERhRs ARRESTED AND DrsCu ARGED--
PAIL or A scArFoLDIsG, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, April 7. 1852
Two FolaLdcrs arrested day on suspicon of
being The mUrdtrcrs Of Adam joseph Soabod near ren-
aotmo az John Stevens ths morning having got on the
Of the train IN hovo