The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-05
Home Observation-Disclosures Intelligence
-Accidents, &c. sc.


freeman, aged As, killed his wife at Edgeleld s. c. with
his ride June TO- 1881 lie raised in Edgehed south
.aIohna and was married at me early age y oL
went to school together and together IN e
village sports heir union seemed to be such one as
would insure perpetual happiness-undying love Al1l
living together - years and having ii children ne o
TO drink, and became jealous of her, and killed her
Edge6eld lie escaped went through Tennessee ana
Mississippi to New Orleans and worked on me Na ,IS
with caravan TO Mexico; returned to New Orleans,
passed through the State, and was afeste IA .is h
murder Now we come TO the singular rerbutve justice
the -, ,..c -, -,
an only brother named John Crawford residing IN the
State OF Alabama five hundred miles distant from
Edgefed Having heard of the fatal affair and OF Free
mans from prison left his home resolved pur
sue him unto death, and svenge sisters blood He fol-
lowed in his wake in Texas and elsewhere but
Alter four years this kind-and holy one
was-he became broken in spirit and bankrupt in means
and with view of recruiting both he offered his services
to Mr. Tanner of Rapides, as assistant and
in this capacity he was when rovidential fate
That shapes our ends,
Rough hew them how we will"-
drove Freeman IN his path, who then his way to
Texas Now come to close. Crawford saw Free
pass, but had some doubts Of his identity. They
vanished, however and taking down his gun, and
requesting Mr. Turner to accompany him he followed al
ter Freeman, and ordering him to stand he added Well
Wiley Freeman, have come up with you at last :" The
kin me Jack give up. did kill your sister, but it
all Tompkins fault :" He arrested and is on his
make reparaon to the laws of his country for his
bloody and inhuman deed.
her infant child, weeks old the bed to sleep, ser
girl careessy threw large bundle OF clothes the
child and smothered it.
Factory Bunsr.-The Soap and Candle Factory of Mr.
Edward McAdams Fredericksburg, Va, consumed
by fire Saturday the 23d ult Loss estimated $4,000
insurance.
THE Pooh PprNrERs.-The Printing business in the Unit.
ed estimaedt give employ two hundred
thousand persons and thirty millions of capital
PAID OFF-The crew of the Brandy wine.
Eastern STEAMBoArs.-The steamboats, Portland and
Telegraph hereafter to form joint line between Bos
aud Bangor via Portland The steamboat Bangor has
been sold, and will leave Boston Saturday next for
Consannople to touch at Fayal Gibraltar and Malta.
DREADFUL--The thermometer at "a, and forced not
whsanding TO run round and collect subscribers bill
Rrors PHLApELrHA.-Alli quiet, and the following
Jacob Keyser charged with riot with others $4,000 bail
for further hearing Edward Herrick riot with others
$4,000 bail for further hearing Samuel Montgomery riot
with others, $1,000 bail for further hearing Samuel Lus
key Nuskey riot with Others $1,000 for further hear
ing Joseph Hamilton, riot with others, $1,000 bail Fran
els ?. Henry, assault and battery bound over Henry
Johnson riot with Others $4,000 bail for further hearing
Edward Stewart and Elizabeth Stewart riot with Others
$1,000 for further hearing John johnson, riot, with 9TH
es $4,000 for further hearing Henry smith riot with
Others, $4,000 ball. John Quinton, riot, with others,
$4,000 bail Jonas Schulz, riot with others, $4,000
bail Joseph Carr riot, with others, $4,000 bail Michael
Kelley, riot and rescuing prisoner from custody
VIM. schutchens dsordery ,nduct in the streets $4,000
bail Edward McCanly, riot, with others, 200 bail
VIM. Roberts melting riot, 81 900 bail for further hear
ing James Ewing riot S. 900 bail to General Sessions
Bernard Kelly, RIOT $4,000 bail for further hearing
James Sinclair, disorderly conduct $500 bail; John
Walls dsordery conduct, $500 bail to keep the peace
0 pal to Keep sP the
keep the peace Cornelius Curry intoxication George
w sibel John Caldwell, ST. ooe bail for further hearing;
Edward Duff, riot $4,000 ball. TO General Sessions DID,
ward Cavenaugh, riot $4,000 to General Sessions Philip
Bowler, obstructing the police $500 bail to keep the
peace James Gallagher riot $4,000 to General Sessions;
George Bisse, disorderly conduct $500 Christopher
Hill, riot $4,000; Casper Raimal disorderly conduct
5000; James Kares Henry Mccullough, disorderly con.
duct.
Or WOMAN
Nature impartial in her ends
When she made man the strongest,
In justice, then to make amends,
Made woman's tongue the longest"
REMoNsrRaNcE TO FALSE ONE
sssProud man. well know the reason you shun,
In vain you'd concealit | know it too well,
But no lips of my shall my misery tell
You have heard sordid wretch tits all useless to
wrange
That my mother has lately disposed of her mange.
CHrS,.-A German authority gives the population Of
China 252 900 900.
BnwARE OF BuLLs.-The Bradford Reporter" records
comb farmer of Leroy township Bradford county Pa,
the of valuable bull, which he kept chained
to stake in field on his farm On Friday the 22d ult
Mr. Holcomb as is supposed undertook to remove the
stake another part of the field when he attacked
by the bull and gored TO death So furious were the as
saults of the animal, that the literally
piecemea not article of clothing found upon his
person, except the wristband Of his shirt.
"T pay your bill sight, the blind man said to the
Doctor who was trying to cure him.
CoMroRTABLr.-The editor of a New Orleans paper
saw man in that city the other day with abandle under
and lady upon, each parasol in each hand pair
of gloves his mouth and little dog belonging proba
bly, of the ladies, trottng along after every
and then jumping up and trying to catch the skirts Of
his coat.
SNAKE Pie A few days ago. the family of farmer
OF sunbury Pa baked pies in the morning and sat
them in the cellar to cool for dinner When Of them
was cut out popped snake to the utter ement of ali
at the table is presumed that his snakeship, without
medatng the least harm crawled between the
upper and under crust while the pie cooling the
cellar floor.
ASrIqurrr-There much sound truth in the speech
offs country lad to dler who boosted his descent from
ancient family So much the for you, said the
peasant as we poughmen say, older the seed the
the crop"
WoRsE BIeAM.-A man in North Carolina at diff.
erent times married thirteen wives and reward Of
justice entcsd him into his house and persua
ded his wife to chat with him until he could procure
stable. When he returned he found that the cupr had
eloped with the lady.
M,rRnoSv IN EseLASp.-Among the singular in
stances in fashionable life ofsuccessfu matrimonial specs
Penelope Smith, Princess Of Capua.
Ciay Smith, Lady Dinorben.
Cecilia Buggins, Duchess Of Inverness
Mary Geale, Countess of Fortescue.
Kitty Stephens, Countess Of Essex.
Louisa Brunton, Countess of Craven.
Mary Eyre. Countess of Manvers.
Betsey Russell, Countess of Cleveland.
Peggy Power, Countess of Blessington.
Nelly Power, Viscountess Canterbury.
Maria Fcote, Countess of Harrington.
Miss O'Neil Lady Becher.
Nancy Muon, Duchess st. Adams.
Miss Farren, Countess Bolton.
TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH,
ed : %en yf TaSe
and established itself in the confidence of the public