The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-17

from all parts OF Europe, and perchance a month
later intelligence from India and China We have
reason to think that the news will be very interest
ing, II not important
MoRK DFsPERArIoN.-We have other proofs that
10 all other parts OF visible creation, and that he
fits from place TO place with his gentlemanly tan
gracefully tucked under his arm, splitting his sides
with uncomfortable laughter at the crimes and FOL
lies of mankind. The Devil laughs TO see that he
has become possessed of snecure, for now men
scarcely need tempting 10 evil-they tempt the
very Devil himself, and in many cases 1t Is done
under the cloak OF religion Sedustions and adul-
teries by parsons, we have had in superabundance,
and forgeries by "highly respectable" members of
Churches innumerable. In our columns to-day
we give some account of another forgery at Rich
mond by one OF this class OF people we have also
account OF some horrible manging which mad
man was allowed TO do for his amusement by his
highly respectable guardian. We have q con-
unuatlon OF funny case In the Marine Court in
which the parties are supremacy respectable, -
which shows concluslvely how Grahamite diet di
mnishes the vlgor of the physical man, and how
woman's love evaporates in due proportion 10 the
decaylng energies of her husband, which even no.
mnopathy tailed 10 restore, and how a little ilrta-
ton and suspected something else ensued between
the chagrined wife and the husbands partner -
But we have highly respectable suicide, which
''bangs Banagar, that beats the world" The quiet
gentlemanly, neat, cool, determined manner In
which il was done will the fashion for this spe-
cles of amusement, and we know not whether il
should not be Incorporated with Mrs GLASS; recipes
for cooking The suicide was a Mr. Hardness, of
Ohio City, and before the accomplishment of his
purpose, with gentlemanly grace he placed his UNI
brella against tree, and with his knife cut awav
the hair from the back of his right ear, and his
whiskers under the right side of the chin All per-
sons bent like purpose will observe the process
attentvely. The account published in the Cleye-
land Herald is as follows -
The hat OF Mr. Fl. was found near road, and
Inc BODY some SIX or eight rods from it. He had
placed his umbrella galnst a tree and with his
KNIFE cut away the HAIR back of his right ear and
wnlskers under right side of chin. Moving from
MS spo' some htteen feet, he appears to have taken
on ms coat and collar and bending forward So that
the blood could not fall upon his clothing in front. he
pulled down the binding of his shirt with his right
hand, and inflicted four wounds in his neck with a
slaIi KIN ie blade, some OF them deep and !shastly.
ms posiuon appeared TO have been maintained,
until the sell murderer fell backward, dead! The
hle lel rom and lay near the hand that had us ed
y SO fatally, olherwIse n33t movement OF limb or
mus ae a''ei nng was indicated. Mr.. Harn ess
ye airs of age IN comfortable clrcumstant es,
and had wife and four children A clrcunsta nee
with the recognition of the body OF Mr.
H., shows the uncertainty OF testimony in sin lilar
cases. Before the inquest was held, some four or
five persons recognised the features OF the deceased
as those OF person residing several miles east OF
the city, and actually despatched messenger to In
form the friends of the supposed suicide of the bloc
dy catastrophe Although several of the acqualn-
tances OF Mr. II. were present, his countenance was
not recognized by them until evidences of identity
were taken from his wallet. The cause OF the rash
act is stated to have been alcohol
The care with which he preserved his linen from
the stain of blood, adds proof rrefragable of the
superior style which is being introduced into this
business but this and other things prove also that
the 'imes out Of joint" and that the Devil is
making very respectable havoc in this world of
ours