New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-14

Second Senate Distr;c.-Abrahan Deyoe ot
Ulster County.
Fscst Congressional District t-(Qneen. aud
Su4olk.) selnh b. Strong of Suffolk.
SnFoA Co.-Jo,eph b. Smith. Samuel b
Nichols for Assembly.
~ Our location, just between rammany Hall
and the Pebeian Office is a rich one Tor suck
| day as yesterday Give US Loco-foco wrong
news first and the Wing correction just the
heels Of it for the luxury of the thing.
~ Has tha, Express that the Plejetau sent
over to Newark yesterday after the Jersey news
reported progress Should rather like to hear.
G Gen. SCOTT was ST. Louis on the LIT.
T DEMPsrge sings this evening at the Rut-
gers Ias,itute.
! A MURDER AND AnRgsr.-We learn from the
| Memphis Tenn. Inquirer OF the 3Otl uit. thai
on tue Monday previous, Mr.. Cameron, residing
four miles from Raleigh, in that County, on the
La Grange road, murdered by a man named
Abrum Spears, neighbor and brothrr-in-law OF
the deceased. Spears fed Immediately after per-
petruing the horrible deed. but pursued aud
| phis, on Tuesday the day after the murder =
Spears was brought before I. L. Smith Esq at
Raleigh and, after examination, committed for
| trlal At the October term of the Circuit Court
The facts eiicited in the examination present the
| matter in the light Of premeditated murder.
PAGNK BANK.-The promised statement of
| >1r. SAove the Bank Commissioner, was pub
lahed this morning. Il amounts simply to this:
| Mr.. Shove relied MEASUREMENTS Ot ynan,
given under oath. The examination was put of
ut Wyman's request, TO give him time as it row
appears. TO prepare hi, false statement. The cX-
animation was hasly, and not thorough The pa
| pei was not examined by Mr.. s.. he believing all
| that Mr. Wyman told him. Mr.. Shove il wiling
to submit te any reasonable crnsure. He thinks
he has faithfully discharged his duty, and asks but
common justice. Boston transcript.
| HoMclDE.-Iotn Name, soldier of The L. S.
Army, private in company + of the 4th Regiment,
was yesterday brought prisoner To the irst Alu-
ncipality Watch House by sle Of men. He is
charged with killing James South, corporal in
said corps, on the 7th Of September The ccm-
pany were their route from their quarters in
Florida on board the steamboat Izard. Kane was
intoxicated the greater part of the day, and lay
on the deck; water was thrown on him, and he
was otherwise annoyed lie then reused up and
occane somewhat unruy; the deceased struck at
him and he raised his knife which lay on the deck
and plunged i; into bis left breast. South did not
i've hour after receiving the wound.
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flRE.-On the llth inst, the carpenters shop
opposite the E&chonge Hotel, was discovered to
be fire: in incredible snort space OF time
il communicated to the large uncccupied building
sd Joining, and iron. that ;u the old tobacco iac,oy
| ,h, md t,i, b,.,, ,i,,
whole mas, was Il heap of ruins fortunately il
>as raining at the time with very little wad, or
our splendid Exchange Hotel would have been
DESTROYED. Richmond Compiler
SCHOONER WREcKxD.-The schooner Elizl
Betts, from this port for robasco, was disma.ted
and wrecked on the 18th ut, in a gale Of wind
from The southeast, about twenty-five miles west
Of Nermillion Fay lighthouse. The freight
saved, and al! the passengers, one WHO died
| from the effects of the sun. She was cwnsd in
this ciry. n. o. Picayune
FATAL ACCIDENT TO An ENGlSEgR y he train
Of cars due at Fredericksburg, on Monday morn
ing, from Richmond, run over flo k OF sheeI.
The locomotive was upset, irjuring the engineer,
named Carson, seriously that he survived oni,
eis sht or ten h~urs He had been employed on the
road for three or four Years but never before met
with any accident. He has left wife and two
children. Baltimore Sun
SAD AccIDEsr.-A man was run over BY the
Batavia cars, Saturday, and one OF his arms
Was horribly crushed, and leg broken. Hewas
crazy. Rochester Dem
ANOTHER PArER Mill BuRxT,-We learn
that the paper mill of sls. William I. Parker, in
Sudbury. Mass, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Wednesday. II vas insured, we understand, a,
Hartford but we are uninformed as to the amount.
New Haven Palladium.
% MidshiPnan Culp, who was wounded in
duel last Saturday was yesterday borne to his last
resting place Thus, in the bright morning Of
life with all his young hopes fresh and clustering
round his hears, has another victim been mmola-
ted upon the shrine otfalse honor. n. o. Tropic.
10 At our Court of Common Pleas hela in
this village last week, Nancy E. Adams, of Farm
ersvills recovered verdict of eigh, hundred dol
lars against Edwin Z. Mulliken, for breach of
promise of marriage. Look out boys!
Cattaraugus Wing.
% Nancy Owen, of Delaware, sued Dr.. Cot
ters tor breach OF his promise to marry, and the
jury gave her $500. Her SUI. was dearer than