The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-30

domestic News
Fur IN MoNTicFLLo GA.-FTom private letters
received in this city, we have accounts OF most
destructive fire in Monncello
Moxrcs1Lo, Oct 22i, ls43 "A most destructive
fire occurred 10 this town TINS morning, which we
have lust succeeded in subdung The whole range.
from Nh DeYer's old corner my house embracing
The stores OF Loyal Edmondson, t. j Smith, Uor
merly Pearson's) Man6elds grocery. and Charles
Nortons new store (late Holland " klrkpatrick's }
with large and new stocks, are completely con
sumed. NV house escaped most narrowly, by great
xertions Of the citizens the furniture is much in-
jared The Court House, new aud beautiful IT IT,,
TOOK hFe and after much injury TO the upper stores
was saved. There is no doubt but the tire was the
work OF an lncendary, as tour houses were DIS
covered 10 be on tlre al the same time There was
no Insurance on the buildings or stocks oil goods
burned The loss cannot be less than sixty thou'
sand dollars
DESTRUCTION OF A JAm.-The Court House ano
Jail in the town of Caldwell, Warren county, were
destroyed by fire GA Thursday last It's SAID to nave
been set on fire by the prisoners IN the jail The
household furniture of the iailor was saved. The
prisoners were 10 be sent TO ballsion'
SUPREME CouRr-RooHEsTER, Oct. &C. lS4S -
The People VS. Lehie Jaggan, ct al. Mr.. Logan
was heard for the defendants Attorney General
Barker for the people. MIR. Logan In reply. Ste
vens We Wilson, ct al. A. Crlst was heard Tor the
plaintiff S A. Foote for the defendant, Mr. Crst
IN reply.
HEALTH OF v1cKsBuRa The health of Vicksburg
is improving. On Thursday night last there was
slight irostin thai place, and only few mild cases
ct ieyer have occurred since that tlme.-N Orleans
COtyis, OFT 81
Iu MA, was prevailing disuesslngy at GreeDvllle,
c., on the 10Th inst. Not less than one hundred
were suffering with it, and there had been two or
three deaths IRON 1t. There had beensevera killing
irosts, aud protracted drought prevailed.
SUICIDE IN NEW Enthusiastically morning
about SIX o'clock, colored man named Theophlle
Boucherot, aged about % years, son OF Mile.
Adele Lacombe, committed suicide by blowing his
hrai ntrfxp onn at hnn he At
Bagatelle and Peace streets.-N. Orleans Courier,
Oct. 10.
ACCIDENT AND DEArH-Edward Fitzpatrick,
worthy lad OF this town, while riding on hand
car, was preclriated backward, and fell IN front OF
the car, whck passed directly over his breast crush
ing the ribs IN the lungs He survived but short
time. Ii is singular fact that his father lost his
lite a few weeks since the railroad GOSH n
Democrat, Oct. 26h.
A SENTENCE FOR LlFE-At the late term of the
Circuit Court of Tuscaloosa county, Alabama, Tho
mas Walker was convicted OF rape, and sentenced
TO hard labor in the pententiary Tor life. Judge
Chapman presided
RAILROAD ARREST Mr.. Hatch of Wells
was yesterday arrested at his own house, charged
with deranging the railroad, by which the engineer
Adams, was killed He was brought to Saco last
night Tor examination to-day. Hatch has been
pecedf or some time Portland american, Oct %
MUFFS AND FURS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS can be bought at wholesale
go 2wp W 1D--i' Near ~" Broadway
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
~ -. -, ALL EXTREMES ARE BAD.
osg e making ssiGe elShe: cloth
Who ssH 5s' 9 asfs a
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ordetunder the Superintendent of efficient
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Goats.
HFs PSB L. f N dTEE &JIFs pE
n all he neW and various styles for Pantaoons,
Ss}s sLs VIII 2larSs Of Fancy Dress Ar
WILLIAM T. JENNlNGs& Co,
o2s im*ec American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
GENTLEMAN's FURNISHING STORE,
>,,rp - 60 MAIDEN LANE
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E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
made of the best materials cut in the modern style
Pants and Vests ditto So to
%ade can depend upon hav
shirts mads up to order after the latest and approved
on n, band Gloves Hosiery Cravas Scars qsPsGdeTs
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTlNG GOODS.
JOHN NJ. DAVIES IL JONES,
LOG WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
n fGsy hssf
their stock equaed in this city and their goods will he
sold low for cash Gentlemen will find variety ofnew style of
Scars. Cravats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes
Pocket Handkerchiefs, sc.
Under Garments of variety OF English and American
manufacture, viz
Alerino Shirts and Dra-eIs.
Lambs Wool do do
Shaker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskin do do
Plain Ribbed Silk do
Ladies Merino&Sik do do
With great variety of other styles.
SILK Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed and PLAIN order
a. the shortest notice.
Hosiery Gloves,
Suspeaders, Stocks,
and every other article Of Quitting goods.
CAPS,
Our assortment style gentle
men youth and children greatly reduced prices.
o26 2ms IN
ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND.
THE undersigned after years. experience of evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
20 INTERN his and the general
W that he has effected thanks conscientious landord
lease Of his old stand No. T. formerly 81 Wall Nor
Imer Buildings corner of New street and for
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
kEEC Ia beacon 10 all who of good cheap and