New-York tribune., 1841-06-10


residing in Detroit the I'd murdered his wife VIII
an axe little daughter who witnessed the hor7d act ana
rn to give the alarm was followed skot distance BY me
monster but observing the approach OF man 10 wn' e
alarm had been given retired the house deliberately
cut his throat with threw himself BY the sae Oh
his murdered wife and few moments expired 1hes
have left ,ree small Children only three months 0'a'
We further learn that this wretched couple weFeguhiy OF
crime in London years since and ran away together
r., ,t cosn unmarried After living thus for years, their
conscences troubled them that they confessed al 10 c
gy1nan by whom they married The commandments
Of their career was Seduction the end Is Murder
Jot ont 10, Scosudre-It is said that Iogues have
made their appearance Cumberland County y. - a11
have passed at VARIOUS places counterfeit bills o the unoh
Rank f bi civ oze OF them about FIVE feet ten inches
full! face sandy complexion wearing dark irocS c"a' ana
d-L ,ap,noons The other Is slender light complexion,
and dressed in dark coatee, light pantaeons and vest
One of the notes passed by these racas Is OF the isowi
do.crptiou Letter A. dated Oct. lst 1870 The Cashier
name Daniel Ebbitts spet with only one the hsue
m Washington on the vgne,te the right is tall the eyes
small and the Oae in the of the note Is badly done
Iapieassnt Intreduction.Yesterday afternoon Justice
Mael and Mr. Osborne, the Clerk OF Police went dewn 10
the foot of Cortandi-s,rcet, few minutes before te '
steamboats, about leave and saw TWO ho'ed pea
pockets figuring arnong the crowd. with nteh no doubt TO
improve he occasion their advantage Inc Magistrate
and Clerk seized of the fellows (the other escaPns
and introduced him the officers OF the boats ana 10 'e
crowd A. gentleman pckpockc that they might know nm
thereafter and as he had done nothing yet let him GO
Soon after Officer Resa the fellow on board ai another
boat and after exposing him agas took him mp and exam
ned him but finding n-hiag him discharged him. with
:. cautiea never 10 return there again.
I Cuiek Passqge-Thc Boston Mail OF Saturday arri'
ed at our docks about quarter past O'Clock on Sunday
orn;n by the Steamboat Narraganset having been brought
through in the short space of twelve hours and some odd
minutes This is we believe, the quickest passage ever
made this
Cona.ctteut Banks-Therc are ,hry-onc Banks in Con-
necut Their aggregate Loans C69; their Cir
culnon SOC 28a; their Specie, s4ao09a The Hart
ford Bank has So 900 Specie the Phoenix do $4,000 the
others from -, 800 to 00O
Attempted Bmglary-TwO Police Officers in Ncwor-
leans na,ed Rockwell and Grecnough brought mp for
examination the Doth u charged with attempting To rob
the Treasurcr's Office and the Second Municipality lhe
robbery had been uedaicd time, and to the
knowledge of the Captain of Police who arranged plan by
which he overheard their consultations and had them arrested
I severe thunderstorm visited McConnclsvillc. Ohio.
and its vicinity on the 22d ut. Mr. Swayse took shelter
under she'd he had scarcely aghted from his horse when
the she'd struck by lightning and his horse instantly
killed At Somerset Perry Co.. the stable OF Mr. Griggs
was struck and fire. the citizens rushed prevent
the spread the flames, and just young man named
Rufus Mathew, passing the tavern stroke of lightning
shivered the sgn-pos, and killed him instantly. Several
persons near the spot somewhat injured Mr. Grigss
loss by destruction of grain, &C. about $4,000. The
Methodist Church greatly injured and the trees fences
&C. in the vicinity demolished considerable extent
% The New Bedford Mercury says that on Saturday
last wine bottle picked up the mouth Of Buzzard's
Bay containing slip of paper from the side margin Of
a newspaper, upon which the following penciled =
Steam ship President sole survivor the stewa,d-n small
boat Save ne-aOth May The Editor his belief
that il attempt imposure The strip of paper was
about inches long and WIDE and appears have been
torn from the margin Of the Philadelphia Gazette
g Edward Fisher, musician belonging the Ceu-
pany of L. Artillery stationed Rochester drowne
while bathing in the river at city the 9TH inst This
is the only death that has occurred that Company under
Capt Lov averaging surinsit stay at Roch
ester, which has been about three years.
~ ze Baton ouge Gazette ot the Ia UT, says tha'
about thirty negroes poisoned day previous by
drinking from well in which copper pipe, commu-
ncating with engine had been inserted 1t is further
stated three of the negroes had siAcc died from the IA
tai effects.
% 1t said that the saving the tow-boa John Jay,
the Hayre de Grace line, foryfour and three quarters
running hours, using hard coal fuel rather than good
pine wood about nnetyour per SO satisfied are
the directors OF the Company with the result of this Expe
tina; they have ordered the Lnnacs engaged in
towing the Chesapeake be adapted using coal also
% The Of Lapeer in Michigan, visited on the
Both of May by yey destructive FIRE, the progress Of which
could not be arrested until several and dwellings the
postofce, and the Exchange Hotel with its barns, were
burned the ground. The loss is about $4,000 about
$500 Of which was insured The fire ORIGINATED from