The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-27
Sorne Observation-Disclosures Intollig snce-
Accidents, Murders, &c. 80.

Accidents, Murders, &c. DO.
hraosa sr WOMAN or Ill rAmr.-A murder WA
c'nt'ei Ga Iue'lay morning, the l2th inst, Or
raas, Cumberland county Md on the person Of Patrick
3. rne, clerk IN the employment of Messrs sullivan
Witmr Co., railroad contractors An inquisition was
held and the verdict that he has death by yio-
lence from some person persons unknown. The per
sons no committed the murder supposed 20 DO three
men who Asl grutge against Byrne. ssupposed ne
was decOve by woman OF i'll fame 20 vacant house on
the n Of The canal where the authors Of this lou! deed
lay DO wait fir him. who after having completed the work
off7h cut his throat from ear then raised plank
IA the hoor and threw him into rs'ine over whch the
house or shantee was erected The BODY OF he
first discovered by Of his horse, who had
been previously wreed from him aod tied to sappling
near by, which induced search byfne was very re-
Spectacle man.
Murderer Eselrsp. WITH ms PAL-CLn.S TRIcx OF A
WuE.-WIlliam r. Shsmlin, charged with murder and
counerf-ter named Titus Losey, made their ape
from The Champaign County (ohio Jail the 18th inst
The wife Of ,hamn, it seems had been constant visiter
in the family Of the alor and during their absence on
thr IS inst she procured the key of the prison door bv
Grs picking the lock of the drawer which it was demo-
s'c end With she opened the door TO her husband and
his fellow prisoner.
srILt ASorHER MuRpnR.-There was a terrible afrav
in Springfield, Massachusetts, Saturday night in
which one individual killed and another
wounded appears some of the werkmen in one II
me Chickapee mills had threatened assa house OF
sai repute. The owner but not the OCCUPANT of ,he
house who was in fair standing, and last candi.
date Tor the legislature though little given 10 drink
went on to the premises for the purpose of defending
them In due time the mob assembled and began 10 make
Their hostile demonstrations and they brok
eoor when the first that entered laid corpse
q
house driven through his heart The second person that
entered was also shockngly wounded having received
several gashes in the bowels which it is thought may
prove fatal The murderer at length seized and
cured When mob undertakesto take the law into its
hands the parties concerned be prepared abide
ny the consequences aud not appeal for protection the
very law which they themselves have violated The
owner was perfectly right in defending his house at all
hazards.
tbs N'cprnr Mops OF OFFERING Up S,eR,r,crTb
number O persons who lost their lives by the explosion
OF the shamrock were os-63 passengers and of the
crew instead of 81 passengers and OF the Very
moderate, considering all things.
Oh BUNKER Hill CROWNED LAsr-GorSo UP 1T
ny STEAM The Cap Stone ofthe Monument forming the
apex ol the pyramid was laid Saturday July 23d in
presence of the Directors Of the Monument Association
aud number OF citizens As the clock struck six a sig
nal gun was fired by the Charlestown Artillery and the
steam power for raising the Immediately put in
motion Mr. Edward Carnes, Jr. up upon the stone
which bore also the American flag. In sixteen minutes
the stone reached the top Monument aud at half
past II was laid IN cement aud national salute
oed that the Monument finished.
The corner stone of the Monument was laid June II
1873 m presence Of Gen ette and great concourse
Of citizens, among whom large number who had
shared IN the dangers and honors of the battle Bunker
Hill The Monument has been seventeen years in build
ingturng more than hafo which period the work was
entirely suspended. The structure is completed although
some considerable work. in finishing of the exterior as
well AZ the Interior yet remains TO be done In the
ror cone about twenty small blocks have been left
aole the builders to adjust their machinery, which
10 be supplied. The outside of the work will also
undergo the finishing operation the staging is lowered
down rom the top and the upper part of the interior is
also to be smooth-hammered all of which will occupy the
pruopa part OF the present For short time ar
rangsments viii be made that persons ascend to
the top OF the structure and apparatus soon TO be pre-
pared By which persons may be conveyed up and down
inside the cone, by steam
Av,rHER EoIroa WHO IA. wR,rr,, HI, Lar
Lynie NJ Walter many years sole editor of the Boston
TrtnScrn', die on Sunday midnight He was aged a.
Eors de early in Boston, Notwithstanding the efforts
tn -es-tc alters.
sH'RK re- Doc-A Nahsnt, Saturday last a blue
female shark, IVA feet six inches in length dragged
74hpre ~ seine and murdered II was not a mermaid
hp bay a(tp
some pieces o. wood which the boys had thrown In,
sauce Tor he shark Tor the dog The soa ser
peat looked on, and directed operations
F"r-NohapY N'iLEp-QUtcKEsr TrP REcoRp.-
TN heeung Gazette OF the 20h inst. says:-The Fas
Me'. Line owned by Messrs. L. w. Stockton Co. due
IN his city Yesterday morning at O'Clock arrived on
MoIoay evening at o--msking the trip from Baltimore to
wheeling IN 80 Is hours in advance of regu
iaF ne Next time the stage will upset and send q few
souls into the other world in faster than the
PALrRY FtRE.-The dwelling house of Mr. Seahpry
Thayer in Taunton destroy ed by fire on SATURDAY.
Ser9oon July % together with most of the furniture
Loss from 'oOD TO 5000; no insurance. Nore the pity.
The LATE SroRM-A SwEErsR.-The late storm did
great damage all the country At Pittsburg the
nail was very large measuring three and hall and
iour IN hes IA circumference large quantity OF glass
wa broken nj Oakland. Many buildings Pit,shurg and
lrgh'ny, with windows exposed the north have sui
Tered severely Hope factory lost $50 panes Eagle about
90 Presslys church, about 100 SC. Much damag,
was lone on Wood street by the accumulated waters over
flowing the side walks and filling up cellars In Boson
the sorm lid its duty well could for fifteen minutes
Several limbs blown from the trees on the common
One, mswha decayed at its bu,.end was torn from b
grer elm the flagstaff the common was broken off
about twenty five feet from the top and the tents of the
Ahtlv company were struck without ceremony, being
' IRON their fastenings almost instananeously Two
saooa were upse, in the harbor but lives lost
FsEAKs sSD srsr,K, OF LrGHrsISe-BosroS Puors
N a STORM OF sHoRI.-On Sunday last a three.story
house occupied by Mr. Fessenden at Wayand about Is
mics from Boston, was struck by lightning. The fluid
aeicea let two hues of the chimney, which nearly
demolished, burst through at each story tearing the
DESTROYING in and
bursting through at each side of every story
upon the south side. There were in the house about AZ
persons eighteen othem from Boston inc udng eight of
he branch pilots Boston TO attend the funeral OF
oroihsr ao, MT Willis Every person present
pilots had the legs of the chair upon which he sat broken
from under him. and also received shock in the
stomach Young woman OF the house received the most
injury having hes lower limbs from her stomach down
ward badly scorched and blis,ered besides being injured
bv the shock She however recovered ANY person in
me where the huid burst through, have
been Killed looking glass torn from its frame and
across me room In fragments the frame remaining
whole, Another building in Wayland was struck, and
several horses killed.
Poor lz.so.-The remains of the late Lieut. james f.
lizard, Of the LIST regiment of L. s. Dragons have been
dSnerrel from their resting place al Camp Lard ON The
wnntacoochie' Florida and removed by order of Col
Worth to ST. Augustine, for inerment in the military
burial ground near old Port Marion.
CouSrERrrrr TTS CsSrs.-The Cincinnati Gazette
ssys-Ihere are lots of counterfeit cent pieces in
circulation so wei executed as to deceive the expe
renced Marshal SATIN showed handful of this spu.
rous csin Yesterday all of which looked to us like genu.
me The false ten cent pieces made Of cop.
per- but viii require close examination to detect them
Dealers and even brokers, must be their guard.
OR, BAyKRUPrs.-An Indianapolis paper saws "W We
understand that abont five hundred notices debtors who
intend taking the benefit of the bankrup, act their Gre
dors unpost paid from Iowa and Illinois passed eastw ard
through our postoihce one day last week.
KrtLsp NJ Lrearrrse.-A young son of Mr.. William
Alexander IN Cecil county, Md, a few days since.
MoRE E,ErHaUsKEs.--ln the West Indies. The shocks
were slight.
Eurotso.-rhe adjournment Of the Pennsylvania lie.
gslature Ia day or two
pEAo'-Ihe Engineer of the Edna, and Col Rees
cashier OF the Bank of Darien, Georgia.
bIGiNr.-h Greenshurg, Indiana, John Cooper hiss
oeeu arrested on charge Of bigsmy He married a
young widow IN hat place, representing him elf q
NlloNer- He " discovered by the chance converse.
"oh OIL traVelle passing through Greensburg.