Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-02

proinseiy irsm Tn. NOUN, and carried han Ia Dr-
Corheiis store, where every assistance was render
ed without avail as he died in a short time.
The Jury found that The boy Thomas Quincy,
accidentally killed by being run over by Dry Dock
stage No 10.
Murder from jealousy Information wss
brought 10 the Coroners office, that woman had
been murdered at the corner of Orange aud Waker
streets, and in consequence the Deputy Coroner and
ohicer Holman proceeded 10 the sfot, To make iRqui
res into the truth ofthe runner. On arriving at the
house, Holman was told that the murdered woman
was in {" the privy, and ON proceeding tkither he
found a very good looking young woman bleeding
profuseiy from a large wound in the head, The OIL
Ger having ascerta ned that the NOT
dead, gave her in charge TO the Deputy Coroner, and
proceeded TO search for those Tho had done the
deed From the inquiries made by Homap, he was
induced to take a man named Michael McNul,y, ard
ms wife, into custody, and have them lodged the
tombs From the story which our reporter couid
could gather from the people Of the house, il APP
peared that the wounded woman was 4 young
grass widow, OF she name Of Mary Dunn, who
boarded Ia the same house as Mike M Nulty and
hls wIe. Michael, it seems became enamorcd of
the fair widow, which greatly excited the jealousy
o, ms wife: On the previous afternoon Mistress
to return home sooner than he sweet company WAS
either desired or expected. What she saw when
she did return probably will como out at the ante
mortem examination; but the people say thai what
the JEALOUS wife did TO take hold Of The fair Ma
ry Dunn. and throw her down stairs &c neck and
crop In the descent poor Mary skull got irac-
quency, instead Of getting medical aid for The poor
creature, placed her in the snug retreat where she
was fonnd by officer Holman. The Deputy Coroner
conveyed the wounded woman to the City Hospital.
and M Nulty and his jealous wife place in III
tombs; but not permitted to communicate with eac
other 1t is feared that Mary Dunn will die.
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HERO FOR BULwER-The Cincinnati Repul
hcan gives the particulars re ating to the discover
OF the jewelry, stolen from the store of Mr. N.
Grew, IN that city, and states that when The
rae aH th. IL. 10 H. y l.
tering, the wife Immediately said
presume you are officer, and know aha
you came Tor, there are the goods pointing tn then
She Is represented as quite Intelligent and iste
resting woman; says she is from Philadelphia an,
that she married Hsrvie after the Oneida Bank rot
berry. She did not appear disposed to conceal an,
band had accompces in the business, that h..
went to the store between Z and 3 o'clock, and
brought home one handkerchief full, and then re.
turned and brought home another, all before 8 o.
clsek. She said he had been employ ed, frrouen,lv
since then in marking and packing the goods in the
DAY time, when If persons had came up they must
When questioned why she continued TO live with
such man, she said-He had been kind to her, he
was also intelligent and q gentlemen in his maa
ner' and that her attachment for him was such that
talked TO- him OF the danger to which he exposed
himself but oil to no purpose. When something
was said in her presence q the probability Of Har,
vie having been the person who had stolen the
cloaks and coats that have recently been taken from
various houses in the city she repelled the char
with apparent tnd'snafion and said her husband
never engaged in such petty thefts.
very large bunch Of ka was fosnd in tbs,
house. ana unless he is app aended, he will doubt
less pursue his business in some other place, for
cording to the Republican he is a most cool aud de-
termined vi lain and perfect adept in the burglar.
art.
PRAziL.-The statistics Of the kingdom Of Bra-
zil in South America, show that one half Of the 60
reign mPortatlons into that country is furnished by
States is only about one twentieth. So far as re-
CARDS salubry Of climate, and fertility Of SOIL Bra
zil is remarkably fine region. The population il
sor. on oI. many years must eapse
siderable extent In the eanwhile, that empire
must depend for many Of the luxaries and sscsssi-
Ties OF life upon the industry and cstsspsise Of TO-
reign nations The trade Of Brazil forms an inpor-
tant item in American commerce, and should be
carefully fostercd by our government.
LoSaEvirr-There is a man living in jackson.
township. Missouri, OF the name Of Conrad Ei.la
who was ITO years Of age in March last He was a
captain in the war OF the revolution, and command
ed company at the battle Of the Brandy wne. Al
though captain Esla is very inirm, and his mind has
lost much OF IFS natural vivacity, yet when the re
evolutionary struggle Is mentioned, his eye kindics
with the fire Of youh
ArrEMrr TO Mvsp.n.-we understand tina, an
alteration took place in Murfreesboro, on Thurs
day, between John Woods and Grandson smith
both citizens OF that place, IN which Wo' d. wa
severely stabbed. Smith, il is reported, hA. bees
held to bail Nashville Banner, 21stuM
|
EMIoRArIox To JsM.rcA.-The Northsms;o,
Courier says:-"A large company Of gentleme,
| started from thi. place on Monday morning Tor ia
| maies, w. ]. Islands. Most OF them are mechanics
who employed nv the Governor OF this Island TO
erect necessary buildings for the pnrposs OF making
| silk, which he intends TO make a staple commodity
EAsLy WINTER. THE down-essters have winter
In good earnest Snow fell TO the depth OF foot az
| Augusta, Maine, the PSI ult., and the slegh,ng
excellent last week at Portland, all along the
| sea coast, and in the interior Of the state.
| ISpiAsA ELEorIss.-OfciaL, ISp:-
Harrison s5.216
Van Barren sI,6pS
Harrison majority ls,isI
The whole vote is larger by 2l0, than that give,