The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11
Opening OF the St. Lawrence.

From the Chicago Democrat Dec. 4.
Years ago we called the attention of the public
to the fact that this city would yet be the terminus
not only of lake but ocean navgati0n that do ks
would be isited by vessels from Liverpool London,
clear down the st. La wrsnce in the fall and be en-
ployed pro6tabIy during the winter in the coastng
trade OF not cbly this but foreign antries. Here
Is the beginning of the full realization of all
posted for some days in the Board of Trade Rooms
on Dearborn street in this city
TO sHIP-OwNERs.
WANTED vessel for Liverpool,
&C Glasgow
" Cork for orders.
These ships must be Hrs class, and be proftaby
Ireland, and English ports during the winter months,
taking out passengers to Quebec in the spring Should
they not be able to get further than Quebec, at pro-
bout year since we had visit from distin-
6 shed Canadian gentleman connected with the
hne of splendid ocean steamers now successfully
plying bet ween Montreal and Liverpool during the
summer, and Portland, Maine, and Liverpool during
the winter months This gentleman was the 0rigi-
Dator OF ais line of steamers, and one Of tae prnci
pal nen in urging the Canadian government to con.
learn that parties in this city from Liverpool
and Montreal, with the intention of establishing
line OF propellers TO run between this city and
Montreal, in connection with the steam line across
the Atlantic. We have often heretofore spoken Of
this line, and urged upon the attention Of Cana
dian friends the benefits which would accrue to
them by its establishment. In fact their ocean line
net complete until they connect with IT At TIL
rsde OF the West, and open up to them q means Of
permanent commuuication.witn the Western States,
Independent of New York and Boston.
Will not Hon. John Young, Of Montreal, or Hon.
Isaac Buchanan or Mr.. Harris, Of Hamilton, give
luther aid to this subject? rbey have "put
through" the good work 80 far, to use Yankee
phrase-let them not pause half way in their pro.
gresss towards such glorious contamination.
RoBBNG THE SHAKERS AN INTERESTING RASCAL
PROVIDED FOR-The Niskayuna Shaker Village has
clue could be obtained Of the perpetrator until
recently, when suspicion fixed upon young man
named Charles Sole, living with his father as the
Brsndywine Mills in this county. Upon searching
the premises Of the father, portion OF the stolen
goods were found, but the young man, Sole, had
decamped. The father was arrested and brought to
this city as participant Ia the crime, and digent
search ade fer TIE son. He was tracked by po
hceman Kltte, to the residence Of an aunt in Scn0-
harie county, and arrested. Officer Kittle arrived
at the house Of the aunt In the night and bsng told
that Sole was not there, and bsing denied admit
tance, forced his way into the house. In passing
from one room to another, the officer caught sight
Of person bastily springng out of bed and into a
closet, and all attempts ~ open the door from the
outside were prevented by the person within, who
held 1t shut. The woman OF the house continued
not Sole, and complained regiously that the officer
was breaking down the door OF the closet. Mr.. Kit
tie replied that she need give herself no fear
count Of her door, rs he knew better way TO uu-
cage its occupant than by breaking down the door,
He said he would "nerely make him loosen his hold
by shooting him through the door," Suiting the
action to the word, he drew his revolver and point
ed it. The movement had the desired effect. The
frighted woman called ont to her nephew t, come
out and give himself up, or he would be killed.
Forthwith the door opened, and Mr.. Charles Sole,
minus those outer garments which conventional
propriety has appointed unto manhood, stepped
forth aud became prisoner. He was Immediately
brought to this city and lodged in Jail, where his
father had been placed before him. We understand
Sole cocfesses his guilt in every particular but &C.
quits his father Of all participation This Nj. Charles
Soule, our readers may recoleet, Is the same pre-.
cous rascal who aten pied to swiudle the propre
Of Giveps's Hotel some time since by pretending
that he had been robbed of bis pan saoous, contain
| ing money, when 1t was discovered that he had him
self torn them into shre0s aud scattered them from
his window. He will now get his deserts Science
ta6y Reflector.