New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

villains. 4 Young man named Marsh, who s eP'
in the .tore alarmed by the noise, discharged
pistol at thern. woundins one Whos be instantly
.eled By blow The SECOND be also hooFed' a1o
the third hein- alarmed male his escape alter
,,abbing Young Marsh ia the side. This l. rare
example of courage and hseIity
N,vu.-At half.pa., 8 o'clock tins morning
the new frigate savannah. II guns. will "a men
toned Yesterday BE- launche. from the Navy ! ard
P-ooLlvn About the same time another OF the
.,-se cla..-tbe Raritan-will be launched 81
PHILADELPHIA and Vet another new trisate -
Lawrence. a.. on the stocks nj the Norfolk Nav!
Yard uiu be launched on or about the 27th.
n The BODY Of a Mrs.. Dingman. Of Hudson.
va. found on III. 18th int. little below Athens,
,bsr, +, had driited ashore Mr.. d. had for
.,r,e week. manifested slight alienation Of mind
and about three week, since left her house. an- no
,r,ce. Of her could be found until discovered a
,hoy. stated. \ husband snd very interesting
family Of children mourn her untlmely end
RgspEzyov. CLosEB-Thc Naval Rendezvous
.atey opened at Kensington Philadelphia, at
which goody number OF men have shipped tor
the service. sas seen closed by order OF the Sec
re,arv of the Navy, for want Of fund. to carry
II on.
~ Last Satarday night man named Macka!
was stabbed, mortally as Is supposed, with span
ish knife in general riot which took place at tue
house of an Irishman named Scott. in Chapel->t
r, H. ed
for examination, among them the perpetrator.
SHOCKING MuRp.n.-Thcre was murder com
| miiied in the town OF Sand Lake, Rens seIaer Coz
| week ago last SATURDAY. Alderman having about
1850 which he intended to deposite III one OF the
| Albany Banks. had been missing. and for nearly
week no ,dings were learned OF him, and II was
| supposed he had been waylaid and rotbtd In
| ouiIv being made. an associate by the name OF
| NilI.. va. suspected. who took the alarm and
| prccipitat,lv fled towards Massachusetts, and oi-
| Ger. are now in pursuit OF him. The body ct The
murdered man was found IN the wood, after dili-
gent search last Saturday. covered with dit and
| leaves. with the skull fractured. 1t j. supposed
| he was rnortay wounded 10y shot from gun, and
| hi, death then hastencd BY severe blows on the
mead. a. the back of the skull fractured. and
near the body wa, found large stone cncru''cd
with blood aud matted hair. The man who L. sup
posed to have committed the muraer. was To have
been married this week. The Coroner from Troy
on sunday held an inquest over the body, bat the
result has not transpircd. Evening latter
u GOV Seward has offered reward Of $3.50
for the apprehension OF Mills.
ArrrIcrISG AccIpExr-Arnold W. Angel.
aged shout - wears. sou of Mr.. Welcome Angel
of this city, was tied in Norton Sunday, in
the following dreadful manner. He had Just re-
turned from meeting in covered wagon, and was
in the act of taking the bride from the horse head,
when he started Young Angel was thrown, ard
became entanged between the step and wheel, aLd
in that situation was dragged about three quarters
of mile. When taken uP, he was dead and hor-
ribly mutilated. He has left large circle oi
friends and acquaintance To mourn lu' sudden
death: and what makes it still more affecting We
learn he wa. on the eve of being married.
Providence Express
Ou1..GY.-Thc Evansville Undiana) Gazette
q, the 10Th instant gives some account of n helm
Gus outrage committed by Catholic priest IN that
place, on one of hi. female peni,cnts at the con-
fes,ional. The pcntent i young married woman
from GERMANY. of good character and family. The
priest was arrested and held to bail at rhe exaui-
nation before the magistrates ihe offence was
clearly proved, when conflict took place between
the Irish and German Catholics present, IN the
midst of which the priest made ms escape; but
the Gazette saws that the leading members Ut the
Catholic Church will that he is brought 10 uial,
and to punishment if guilty.
ExpLostoS or TIA DnSA-1he Louisville
Journal of Tu-iav last observcs:-The Sultana, On
Friday, in her passage up, met the steamboat Val
le, Forge with the Diana in tow at Tompkins
bend. The Diana burst her steam pipe fifteen
mile, above Princeton, on the morning OF the Eth
instant and scalded some eight or ten negroes,
and about forty head OF cattle. Four five 81. the
negroc. had died or were dying when the Sultana
left Lake Providence. Thirty or ihirty-hve head
Of the cattle were Immediately thrown overheard.
The officers and passengers escaped uninJured.
B,wARE-A -hsrt time since We called the at
ten.on of the public to the numerous frauds III the
alteration Of Bank bills. We mentioned various
Banks and particularly the Citizens Bank, Au-
rusta. Maine. We now appri.c the public to be on
their guard against bill. of tia, Bank altered to
Citizens, Worcester; Phoenix, Providence; Pho'-
nix. Westerly; &c &c. The denominations are
one. Two. three and five dollars, and the plate
bear, the name of Terry Pclton X Co., engravers
Boston Atlas.
RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Nc learn from the
Courier that on Saturday afternoon last, two OF
the five o. clock train of cars on the New jersey
Railroad for New Brunswick, which startes inn
meda,sly after the Philadelphia train, ran OF the
track at the commencement OF the deep cut in
Bergen Hill. about half a mile from Jersey City,
which caused detention of about an hour and d
half, although the cars were but little injured and
10 one hurt.
IMPORTANT DECISION .-OI the trial OF woman
in England for biting off n mans nose, the fore
man of the jury decided, that if a man attempted
10 kis. wom.n against her will. she had a right
10 bite of hi. nose, if she had fancy for 80 doing
, ya,S;c, was accordingly rendered for the de- /.