The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10
DoSasstic News.

ANOTHER vrrxnAs JERsrY BLux.--Die3 near
Elzabclhtown the lon Of October last, Elder
ana sx months he enlisted in the time OF the revolu
ton for thrss years. after his OF had expired
service in the war. He the battle at .rmsntowp
Pa which took place October 4h, l775-the Americans
prisoners; he also the battle of Trenton and
rel san mishes during the war. Very often he
obleSd'O lay the bare ground. with other covering
but the canopy OF The heavens, sometimes without sui
si.nt clothing. often hungry, then suffering from the
oOid end gre't fatigue He took cold while in the ar
ny iipt 'etied on his lungs which gave him the shma
from which he was much Ell cted the remainssr OF ms
life About two years after the cessation OF hosties
bst~sen this and the mother country, pleased GOD
TO call him 10 engage IN the cause OF Christ winch
by his I've he proved beyond question. ne nrs'
beth Town in the year i7ss and Continued his member
ship with that body seven years alter which ne united
OF Elder BRYANT and in lsos his Pas
Of the Church, which continued Is years. He was
called upon olhcists in public abethtown Journal
Supreme COURT DEclsIoNs.-An error of some i'm
portsncs occurred In the following published yester
have read New trials denied instead of"New trials
granted" The has been corrected and the list is
now believed TO be correct-ROehesier Democrat
From THIS ROCKY MouNT.INs.-The Western
On ssourl Eypositor ct the 2ist ult says" We
nfvrnd that Lieut. Freaonts company passed indie
pendencs Rock near the south pass of the mountains
bout the 10th az September The Oregon amigrsnts
ahead OF Lieut. Frsmonts company and had divided
three four smaller parties for the greater
accident
occurred 10 them and that their cattle mules and horses
were all fat aud 10 dne travelling condition. They
well supplied with every article OF iood necessary for their
trip aid have doubtless this reached their place OF
dssins alton IL will he source of much qualification to
the friends OF Oregon every where learn that this
psny has ms its trip with no greater losses and hard
ships than has yet met with. The present company
has bsxsd the way and future emigrants will have
thing clear before them Next year. from all Indications
there will be another great outpouring for Oregon Terri
tory"
DARING RoBRERy.--On the evening of Friday
last, the premises of Mr. Samuel Birmingham,
New Town, Worcester County, the Eastern shore OF
Maryisnd invaded by three ruans no brok open
nrst his kitchen snd then his dwelling house. and seized
and carried of all his coored servants four in number
consisting OF woman 90 years OF age, and her three chill
dren boy and two girls the eight and the
other FIVE years old Mr.. Birmingham (who is aged
mani, and his wife, attempted to call for help from his
neghbors but they stopped by the villains
with death they made any outcry Two OF the three
robbers identified by Mr.. Birmingham, persons
Town. The name. they went by were Benz c. Dickson,
and Rowland H. Vail. and both reported to be from Ken
lucky. The third was a man unknown to Mr. B., and
was hsbted like a sailor.-NoJfok Herald, Nop.s.
MAN KILLED BY BuLL-The Coroner of the
county, was yesterday called in 10 hold an inqu-
son on the body of George Smith, laboring man on
the farm of C.. p, Holcomb ESQ.,, Newcastle Hundred,
who met his death the following manner He went to
the stable and led out bull, large powerful animal in
the absence fthe person who usually had charge
probably with view of cleaning the STABLES. The hull
was fastened by astrong rope twelve 6een feet
long which went round bis horns and through iron
ring that psssed through bis nose; is supposed that
while letting the animal play around him. he got himself
eptangled in the rspe and thrown down. when the
bull becoming frightened dragged him over the yard,
and threw him agens log and the stone pillars OF the
barn, es profuson Of blood was discovered them
When hrEt observed, the but dragging him shout ;
his clothes being quite torn off tn rope co.d close
about legs ard he animals head drawn down within
few inches of his body His head and body both
drsadfuily bfused-the ribs OF the right side being
Crushed in. There were wounds the body from
the horns of the animal apparen that could have
stones death The animal had always been remarkable
for his docity and gentlens. having on ocsa
sltr,ta af
decor was about forty of honest ndustri
formerly Philadelphia, but for the last esh-
teen months be lived with his 0te employer this
ty. Mr.. B,lcomb ordered the bull to he Immediately
killed-ftlningtOn tDel) Journal, Tn inst.
KICKED TO DEATH BY HoRsK'-On the 18th ult
CrauiorJ, Me with intention Of going to East Ma.
ohiss he put up a. Mr. Foster Norrow's in Cooper
Early in the morning while Harvesting his horse ard
attempting to hook OF the his horse kicked him
when taken up twas found that eye out his
broken and cheek end upper stove TO quite
into his mouth Il. derived OF his reason and died
the second night alter he rect ivedtho wound
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE We are informed that last
evening sc1 OF Mr.. Ingrshsn chair maker in Federal
H. was cut down before the deed was plshed. and
will pIoo7bly rec0ver-Boston Courier, Nov 10.
The Chesapeake and OHIO Camel Is now IN paviga-
hls order throus hout its entire length. The Wsms.
port Md Banner Of Saturday says that brisk business
Is being done IN ~
QUAuS-These delicious birds are said to be
quite p;eity IN New Jersey a perty who went on a
abort excursion IN quest of few days since,
turned with bag full Of them.
Canal Beads the books subscriptions
lanai Loen viii remain at the American Exchange Bank