The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-21
News nv the Mails.

The folcwing divorce cases were granted in the Su.
preme Court OF Boston, the 18th INST m. II.
Moore G. Moore from bed an board for cruelty
Emily p Wood J. Adams Wood for adultery Car.
A. whitehouse VIM. c. whtshouse, for adultery
Mary March vs.. George d. Marsh for adultery Ed.
cruelty cruz f''-''''s " washington f''A'r'os' '0'
We learn from the Grand Rapids Herald that the
the 9th inst, and Was entirely consumed. little
daughter aged about nire years, burn. to DEATH
snd Mrs. Sullivan and boy much sc,rched and scaIri-
The Legislature Of Massachusetts, viii probably ad-
jouTn to day.
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Avery while crossing bridge
at Granville, CT on the 18th inst were thrown from
Stephens was instantly Ruled Mrs. Avery was very
much injured, and, at the last accounts there hts
hope OF her recovery.
tIce 1t has been decided that barber be pun
ished for shaving Sunday, under the law prohibiting
had ss
and consequently was not keeping oren shop
The Common Council Of Buffalo has prohibited shaving
on Sunday similar prohibition is in force through
Eight employees Of the Western Railroad in Springfield
were arrested on the 18th inst for stealing from the
freight cara. 1he officers are in search Of Others.
On the 10th inst, at Bostou, Patrick Sullivan at
tempted to get board the four o'clock train
Worcessr oepot when the motion but fell
to and dS n
there.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser ridcules the idea of
oprecfpg the St. Lawrence with Lske Chs pain
by canal proposed in the Canadian Parliament, and
elsewhere.
The Savannah Georgian is assured by gentlemen direct
from Key West that Commodore McCauey his return
from Havana, freely out private conversation
that our tifcules With Cuba entirely and peace
fully settled.
There TT deaths in Phlsdelphis last week. In
Bottcn last week there were 81 ceAths.
Mr. Hiss asain srrested for daht In Rosfou nm
Thursday and the Judge before whom the application
was mace would rot grant writ Of habeas corpus, Mr.
Hiss remained In jail.
large number Of persons left Pttsburg on the 18th
inst On the steamer Tbonss Shrver fer the purpose OF
attending the formal opening OF the Counelsvle Rail
roao and taking part In the festivities of the occasion
Arthur s. hewitt, Esq, the newly appointed Post
master for New Orleans, In the 18th inst
II Is rumored in Boston that Gov. Gardner win veto
the Persona Liberty bill recently passed by the Legis
lature.
The Syracuse salt manufacturers are just beginning
their for the and the salt will be in the
market In about three weeks
Mr. William +. Wood, OF Quebec, has brought action
against the Troy Times for libel damages $50 000 for
perss.iDg in calling Mrs Robinson who is charged nth
murder his sister, after Mr. Wooa had sworn to a state
ment denying the assertion.
The seventh anniversary Of the organization Of the
Order OF United Americans in New Jersey, will be cele
brated in Newark on the Path inst.
Alfred Fy Ter, who was convicted in Syracuse of the
murder Of his wife, has been discharged from imprson-
ment, and sent TO the Lnnatic Asylum.
The Hartford RepUblican says there Ia more lumber
lying at Peach Bottom, the Susquehs anna, at the
present time, than for twenty previous years All
quantity brought down that river the present spring. II
the state of the water permit.
The st. Louis psrers Of the 10th rs say that there
was no cholera At that time in the city.