The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-12


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| DAprxe BURGLARY NEAR BosroS.-On Saturday night
the dwelling house Of Mrs. Edson situate on Dedham
lower plain the depot of the Providence Railroad
entered by forcing the lock Of the front door. Mrs.
! T.. slept in bedroom the first floor, and heard two
come in and proceed up stairs She rose and went
out side door to alarm the neighbor and mme
diaely watching the front door with bill
| hook who gave chase to her. She had not
than twelve rods when she fell and he's overlook her.
He brandshed the hook her head PUSHED her back
the house, the door, When he hrst came
her she asked if he would strike woman; he replied.
She, however escaped through another door, and
cceded to the depot where man slept who has been for
While at this place Mrs. +. saw all, three ofihe robbers
pass and heard one say to the other will blow out
the first mans brains we meet
When the men went up stairs. they proceeded to the
room Of the hired man. John Brown; seized him by
the throat, The other by the legs and told him he wasa
Of the men was armed with blLhook and pistol the
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only one Of them had hold Of him, and escaped The
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$4,000, the payment Of which easily stopped, few
small bank bills and small amount in silver with which
their observation From their accentit was evident they
we're rishmcn, and apparently laborers When they had
that lahoring must i've that money was boarded up
in tha';house and that they must have or his life" with
TEnsrBLE .Accorsr AsD Loss OF LIZA melanchc
~ horrd accident place at Mass,
Yesterday morning As the o'clock train oicars the
Eastern Railroad from Portsmouth, N. H., crossing
the New burypo bridge the Merrmac river the rail-
road track being built directly said BRIDGE Joseph
Bracket and wife, in chase passing the bridge
underneath, being their from Newmarket N. H.
to Lowell Mass. The horse became frightened wholly
from the noise above occasonsd by tho
passing train, and unfortunately half Of the draw be-
ing hosted up, TO let boat the Infatuated animal dash
cd ahead, and in instant the horse, chaise lady and
gentleman, prcciptacd hcadlorg into the river Mr..
Bracket and the horse instantly killed Mrs B.
recovered by the keeper Of the bridge with boat hook
having sustained internal injury, besides breaking
Of her Mr. Bracket in the fall dashed his brains
recovered until sometime after the accident. Mrs.
Bracket was insensibe when taken from the water, but
she Immediately conveyed to Haskolls Hotel where
after assistance had been rendered she able to
give information respecting herself and husband Mrs.
B. in very dangerous state at the last accounts.
Boston Paper, June l. ea gr.1nt.l
l FaEsHET AND LIVES LosT.-The Nashville Banner
tina by late fresEe in the counties OF Smith, Ma
and Jackson the mills aud fences Goose creek
Dixons creek, Peyons creek salt Lick creek. nnd De-
ieated creek swept off, together with many dwell
iings the contiguous bottoms Two per-
drowned on Fey tons creek and two Defeated
creek and numbers Of cattle and stock destroyed Mr.
Lcstwch and his wife, who were drowned on Peytons
creek, got the top Of their house. but unfortunately
the swept off and both their lives lost The
other two persons drowned Defeated creek ne
groes and lost under similar circumstances by the
washing away Of the house. The crops tho creeks
above mentioned entirely desro, ed. and the land
much injured The creeks rose a foot per minute.
DARING FEAT.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the 3Oh nit.
says-As of Neil, Moore Co.'s stages descend.
ing hill GAINESVILLE few days ago. the broke
throwing the driver oil his and the horses started
into One Of the passengers crcpt of shc wr.
thcno into cdrivc