The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
Canadian Items.

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the 18th Of January amounted to AIT barrels or this
1887 barrels went down BY the way of Montreal and the
balance to 0swego.
The total quantity Of -four and wheat in store for ex
port at Toronto, on Friday was
wIa 90
The wheat is mainly owned by American miers
The Kingston Herald announces the death OF James
Browne OF the firm Of Browne Hory, Of the most
prominent and respected men Of the place.
At the fire which broke out in the stables of the Globe
Hotel Coburg, ON saturday week, M Weller suf-
ferer as well as Mr. Duynan Of the hotel both losing
their stables Mr. w. lost several coaches carriages
while Mr. had three fat cattle twelve tons OF hay and
ak hundred bushels OF oats consumed Mr.. A. T. Mum
son lost shed full OF wagon spokes, lumber, and num-
be- of cutters.
The buildings and fixtures Of the new manufacturing
company in Whitby, under the superintendent of N.
W. Brown, completed and the business Of manufsc
turing steam engines ana machinery commenced. The
engine which sets all the works motion was construct
ed by Mr. Kidd, OF Rochester and its operation is highly
spoken OF.
Robert Golfer Of Barrie made an assault on an officer
by the name Of Creasor who proceeding to arrsst
him. iDnicting several wounds upon the head of the
latter with axe handle. fatal termination OF the
suit involving the value OF 1900 bushels Of wheat
sunk by the going down Of the wharf Of G. Jarvis Of
Toronto 10 September 1858, tried in Toronto last
week. II was contended that in taking property into
store the party receiving II bound furnish storage
competent TO preserve what entrusted to his
tody. The defendant, Mr. Wilmot failed to clear himself
in the matter and judgment rendered against him
for the amount claimed, something over So 900.
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Mexico, January 1st, from distinguished source.
In consequence Of the defeat suffered by the revolu
onists in Morela, Of which informed you in my last
letter, they have been reduced to small detachment q
which spread in the department OF Michoacan, only
engaged 10 robong the passengers aud sometimes the
small villages or FARMS but flying away they
know they are pursued Thus the rebellion be
sidered at an end.
because they are frequently made prisoners by the
troops OF the govern nent or because they deliver them
selves askng the pardon OF the capital punishment
.hch MS Serene H'ghness grants, so as To establish
the public tranquility.
Learning that Alvarez At his farm called Hacien
da de Ia Brea with detachment OF one hundred men,
the only remains OF the force that he originally com
manded, the government ordered that detachment
under the command of &c ,eral Don Sevare del
should march 10 attack him. but Alvarez who beca me
aware Of the -Dt, aei as usual
The detachment commanded by Castillo, nevertheless
took possession OF said farm and reduced il 70 ashes
thu, Furnishing as much possible the crime Of the
On the LIST OF last December took place the universal
Hghness A. President and far known, the vote has
been unanimous In mis- favor On the LIST OF next Feb
ruary the result OF this vote OF the people win be
rectly sscertained an Published ordered in the
decree which called for the taking o. said vote
This solemn confirmation Of the wishes Of the nation
His Serene Hghness the President win give 70 his posi-
ton an immense moral strength, that win introduce
fun and tranquil adjustment Of all political differences
SUICIDE CAUSED FRoM WASr-About half
past one O'Clock. yesterday morning, q poor mocha
| mic named Charles Ha,nes aged IS years residing
| in Crawford's court, in Front street. above Noble
was found lying dead upon settee, by his wife He
bad committed suicide by cutting his throat from ear TO
ear, making frightful CASH rote was found near
him. bidding his wife and children farewell and stating
the reasons which prompted the commission OF the des
perste deed. He said he bad been long without work
had Pc wned article after article TO obtain bread for his
family and at length found himself entirely without re-
sources This distress so preyed upon his mind that he
was driven 10 snicide 10 put end % his earthly
troubles. Mr. Haines leaves wife and two children 10
mourn this rash &C; which has deprived them OF pro.
tector. -PAgadeipAia Gazette, Jan. "a.