The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07
The Ne-s.

pers, sixpeace.
The News.
wegi,a again this morning some further f~rtcu-
hrs of The Reindeer caer1ity, by which ie will be
seen that the deaths already number twenty nine,
and the lives of others despaied CT! We
would call attention to the testimony before
the jury in Ulster county, Grparte and unsats-
factory as it is. Ii would seem at least that the
boat vas built for the purpose of racing, and they
had made private trial to see what che would
stand, she being insended to bear a pressure
Of City pounds to the square inch. We
promised to- day, the evidence of an expert
enced and impartial boiler maker; but we do
not anticipate the enquiry will result in anything
satisfactory. The Jury were strongly of opinion
that any further test mony was uucalied for, and
wished yesterday to draw up their verdict and con-
slude the investigation. 1t will, however, be
that the Coroner of New York, under advice of the
District Attorney, claims concurrent jurisdiction
lnder the circumstances, and that second inquest
IN to be held to- day IN this city certain Of the
victims.
BY way Of New Orleans we have adviees from
Havana to the Sd inst which state that Americans
had been prohibited from landing on the island of
Cuba, and that the police had made some addi-
serned in the printing of the Voice of the People. 1t
Ia reported that upwards Of four hundred persons
have already been imprisoned the charge of hav-
ing been connected with this incendisry sheet The
government had likewise issued an edict prescribing
this and another Journal published in this city from
coming on the islend. All this goes to show that
Abe authorities most terribly frightened, and are
exeriug themselves the to prevent another
n,,t tl,o
adopted, especially that of not permitting our cit
to land, will only tend to hasten the disaster
which they endeavoring to avoid.
From Albany we have account OF another at
tempted outrage by party of anti renters, which
resulted in the death Of one Of the gang, and the
wounding of one or two others. 1t appears that on
Saturday night they went, disguised Indians, to-
the house of Mr.. Shaw, whom they tarred and fea-
thered few weeks ago, in addition to burning his
outbuidiDgs, and upon his refusing to come out
they threatened to set fire to his house. AS means
of self-defence, Mr. Shaw discharged the contents
of a revolver among the party, which had the
effect of killing of them, named wkitbcck, and
making his companions fly with all speed It
singular that, in enc of the Oldest, mest enight-
ened, and by far the wealthiest States in the Union
these anti rent desperadoes should have been so
long permitted to commit deeds of violence with
inpunity, and that, while the law slumberE, worthy
citizens are compelled to take the lives of these
Toter1 in order to protect their persons and pro-
perty from devastation.
We ere sorry to learn that the cholera still hangs
on at b III Rochester, n. Y, and Chamber5burg,
Pa In the latter place several new cases have oc-
CURED within few days.
In the way Of political dispatches we have the
announcement that Col. Thos, B Florence has Leen
nominated for Congress by the democrats aud W. S.
Price by tie whgs in the first district of Pennsyl-
Tania. Tae Baltimore wings last night nominated
Capt Richard France fox Mayor.
Recent accounts from Texas and Mexico infor1s
US that the Inhabitants Of the country in the neigh
borhood Of San Patricio seeking refuge in the
town from the Indians, who had already committed
series Of out1ages The people of Matamoras were
still greatly excited in consequence of the usurpa-
tion OF the Govenorship Of TamRulpas by Carde-
mas, aad it was anticipated that there would be
revolution at Rie Grande City at least.
The new House line Of telegraph between Wash
ington sad New York has been completed as far as
Delaware, and the first despatch from
the latter place over yesterday. We under.
ctand that che remainder Of the line viii soon be
This will be valuable acquisition to
the press Of this city, az, by doing its share of the
work, this line will enable them TO get through |
long Congressional reports and other matter, much
than they now can
A despatch FROM New Orleans states that there |
was rather more activity in cotton yesterday, bat
that oil the other markets were dull.
The telegraph has supplied Us with an account Of
INC Killing Of woman and the suicide Of her muir
dsrer, at Cincinnati; the burning of distilery at
baltimore, and the serious injury Of a workman
Therein; duel in Texas, in which Can't. Jack Eve
rett was wounded; the wreck Of an unknown shin
nsar Cary's Fort Lighthouse, &e.-aI of which viii
DO found very interesting
10 appears by the report Of the Committee on tho
Communication Of the Comptroller relative to tho
AYES Of 1852, as presented to the Board Of super.
srs last evening, and ordered to be printed that
her, is an excess Of nearly 100000 expenditure
yer t,se appropriation provided by law and that
he TAXABLE property has increased since the lst o,
January, 1850, TO the extent Of &65, 62l 1878 90,
,hilst the rate oftaxation has advanced and IL con-
iuuine TO advance. When this report is printed,
Nd in . tangible form, II win be an interesting
ssumsnt 70 which We shall again refer.
The Board Of Supervisors passed high euiogiun
} ths Yiytpw # tbs late Hon. Judge sspdsQra md J