The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10

CELEsrE-Is performing at the fremont theatre, Bos.
ton.
Max BoHREG THE vIoLoNc sLLsr.-This great master
gave concert at Boston last saturday evening He has
thrown the Bostonans into the widest ecsaces, trans
ported some oil them quite to the seventh heaven ana
even set the eyes OF few rolling up towards the esnth
GEsERAL MILITARY CoNvESrIoS.-This great conven-
ton will be held at Washington the second Monday IN
December stated in the notice that the object OF
the General Military Convention is 10 memorabilia Con-
gress to reorgsuize the military The Adnants ueeia
of each State invited TO be present and take seats
THsrE CsSr CoIS.-Greai Inconvenience is expe-
nenced in New Orleans in consequence of the absence
small coin less demo alton than the hall dime Dr.
Riddle of the Mint in that city, proposes to com three
cent piece, out OF composition OF alloy OF SILVER and
copper which shall be intrinsicay worth that much
He intends peoning Congress at its next session 10 le
gslize the issue.
within short distance from each other in Somerset
have within few weeks become deranged in conse.
quence of the preaching of the Mertes One is since
dead-one has besn 10 the Insane Asylum Wor-
ceser, and two remain with their friends. The Mile
mum should be taken in broken doses.
To CoRREsPONDENrs.-Under this head an exchange
paper has the following
The Bastls, by Y NJ is very good article and We
If this editor concludes the hustle in the place.
where such articles are usually by the ladies'
advise him to put Petticoat it, to make show OFT
TO advantage
AsorHER Boar Losr.-The steamboat Mermaid, in de-.
scending the Mississippi yesterday morning sunk keel
she had in tow at the mouth of the Missouri The keel
was laden with 1000 bushels of wheat for the New Or
leans and New York markets. The whole insured
in New York.-St. Louis Rspub. Oct. 20.
INDIAN DTrouLrIEs Colonel Taylor has given notice
to the Seminoes, who have TAX possession of portion
OF the Cherokee country that they by the
inst Alligator who is at the head THAT band OF Semi.
noles has avowed his determination to remain where he
is. He says there not United States soldiers enough
IN the country to force him Off and he will leave 1t
is, there probable that the with the Semnoles
Will be renewed on western troutier.
ADOPTION In r. 1.-The Legislature of Rhode Island
gave permission to John Pman and wife to adopt child
is curious fact thata right purely personal should
a o 10 ID
Low WAeEs-The Princeton IN j. papers say that the
farmers near there employ ing twenty five
per day and their provisions.
AMERICAN TAsrEs-Rev Theo. Parker says ave
are grave, very sober people we have national
amusement except banking and the credit system
DIABoLIcAL Outrage I'VE learn that a car load of
wings was passing down the railroad TO attend meeting
at Carthage, Monroe county Friday night some
drelhurled stone at the Car severely woundng per-
son in the head. Not satisfied with this, plank was
placed on the track in such position as to have thrown
the off and down distance Of several fcet-endan.
gering the lives of all who were in it. more cold
booded piece OF vany has rarely disgraced humanity
timely discovery OF the impediment prevented the
tasrophe designed by the scoundre fend who placed
there We trust the preparation of these outrages will
not long unwhpt of justice $50 offered the APP
prehenson Of the perpetrators The Democratic papers
are greatly indignant at the outrage.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A Young man named -
Phelps who has been employed the past by Mr.
Dwight Waters Of Bloomfield on hunting exc III.
through an orchard he attempted to knock apples
from tree with the breech OF his gun (Which cock
col When the charge exploded and entered his SIDE the
muzzr OF the OF course from the his using
it, pointing towards his body. He fingered about four
hours and expired We have noticed within two months
accounts OF at least four deaths from the accidental dis
charge of guns and in each the accident proceeded
from the careless manner in which the gun handled
STILL AsorHER.-An interestil and promising young
man. named ,meo Nichols, aged about u years (only
son Of Mrs Almira Nichols OF Gaines Orleans Coz
to his death under very painful circumstances Friday
last at that place He went to the woods the village
in the afternoon, with other individual for
the purpose OF hunting On climbing fence. his gun
accidentally went off, and its of shot
charged into his heart He sprang from the fence
one OF his companions, who few rods rear him.
hearing the report of the gum up supposng he had
fired at game and found the young a corpse. This
sad bereav emenan rreparabe loss to his than
wido ed mother.