The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-19


painter OF Toronto, arrested day or two ago IN
Bufao and brought TO this place, 10 await his trial on
charge o. larceny Tins person appears 70 Dc one snose
last ne attempted TO eope FROM Toronto with
wife OF merchant OF that city named Craig He took
Mrs Crsigs servant maid, and came TO this city She
v expected TO follow but detected board the
eamboat with OF her husbands vauables and sent
back cohen having lost the mistress, determined
lace himself with the He accordingly took lodg
ings boarding house Stone street. and when out OF
cash melted the girl to money and ohar articles from
the keeper OF the house Among the money was num-
Der OF spurious bills A short time ago he left this city
and located himself Buffalo After his departure the
the detection of the real rogue appears that he d
ded the spos" with her giving her the worthes pis
having been found against Cohen officer Wilkinson
started for Buffalo him. lie could ohth no clue
70 me residence OF the gentleman gu. nIag ina, s
was granished with fine pair oil whiskers and an npe
rial he watched in the streets until the gallant passed. on
his morning walk and politely invited him to accompany
him this place which he did rather reluctantly aud is
comfortably lodged on the island So much for whis-
kers.
young lady belonging 10 a Jewish family IN this
city died Tuesday of disease and yesterday
cording Jewish custom, the body is taken TO the
grave yard in square box, in the same covering in
which the deceased person has expired and there in
house appropriated Tor that purpose the female friends OF
the family unrobe the body, wash with cold water and
anont it for its last resting place While performing this
ancient custom upon the body of this supposed nanmae
corpse heahu warmth evaporated from and evident
signs OF life became manifest the fact announced by
the ladies physicians were set for and the sorrowu
tanty death which overshadowed the Of
friends gave place to CLEAN of hope On the arrival Of
the physicians the certainty Of her being alive esab
hshed and means taken TO fan the spark into health in
which earnestly hope they will succeed Every per-
who reads this circumstance will eXclaim, How
providentia that she was Jewess" How awful would
have been the This fact should caution the pub
lie against hasty ouria The body never becomes Often
sve nor is death certain until that unerrng sign oil
purple tinge upon the belly fully apparentso says an
eminent professor-S LOUIS Rep. Dec. T.
SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-A tragedy was enacted on
Saturday afternoon about eight miles from Kings.
ton man who called himself Morgan Hamilton Citizen,
shot his wife Formerly the widow Adzit and afterwards
shot himself The ball entered her breast and lodged IN
FROM and there hope she may He married the
old lady about twelve months ago, but they lived uhap-
PLY together and Saturday he told her TO pack his
things, as he was going to leave her She did when
he called her into the where he stood with two pis
tolls in his hands On seeing them she hesated but he
went up to her presented the pistol at her breast and
fired. she ran out of the house shouting murder and
fell her face, when she picked up by two
men, who carried her into house near by and on their
going to search for Gien, they found him lying under
the table in his house dead, the ball having gone
through his heart He American, and it is sup
posed that the name he went by assumed name,
and that he had been inmate of some penitentiary in
the States for OF his hands branded and part Of
one ofhs ears cut o-Kingson Canada, Herald, Dec IL
CRIME AND DEATH.-Four years ago, fellow by
the name OF TheodoresW alker, then aged Is years,
enced from her friends at Cold Creek Allegany county
girl by the name Of Louisa Johnson, aged Is years
The couple came to the city, and alter remaining few
days proceeded to Buffalo from which place they
Canada and returned again to this city in May June
last During this time they lived together as man and
wife, though married Since their residence here
they have lived in Daniels Block, having become fit in.
mates of that den OF pollution and moral DEATH For
not known Louisa took large dose OF audanum
Tuesday evening last after which she retired bed
followed by her paramou who between and - O'Clock
was aroused by the death struggles OF the lost girl She
died in about hours Coroner Thompson held an in
quest on her body Wednesday. The jury returned
the verdict that The deceased came to her death by
narcotic poison furnished by Theodore Walker her
destroyer."-Roch Dem.
DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY IN ALBANY-Last
evening, the residence of Samuel Wait, was en-
tered by two burglars one white and the other black
man There was person in the house at the time but
maid servant Going the front door to lock it, she dis
covered black man IN the hall In reply to her question
of What do you want p he answered bread, and on
being told that there nothing for him. he said there
and he must have it. The girl being alarmed
screamed for help this the fellow caught hold of the
servant and threatened to beat her brains if she made
any more noise Fortunately Gaylor Sheldon CHANGED to
along in the street and hearing the camor stepped
TO the door and discovering the other under the
stoop, seized him. and demanded what he about The
house and his companion getting clear at the time
both took 10 their heels and escaped The girl whose
dress torn 10 fragments in her struggle with the ruff
fan sick to-day from fright treatment she
sndured-.iBany Journal! Dec. l6.
SHOCKING CAsE.--The New Orleans Republican
states that recently ''the Waterman at the corner
of Grod and Commerce streets between ten and eleven
O'Clock aroused by cry OF anguish and pain pro-
ceeding from the of T. W slemons that vicinity.
the whereabouts of the occupant the door forced
and the following facts disclosed "A man. named
King KentuckiaH employed in the store had accident
ally fallen through the scue OF the third story and
mpaed alive the hooks used TO hoist bundles of hay
When taken down was found that portion of his abdo
obtruded the ribs OF his left side broken and
the left lung cut open. How long he had remained
in that position before the Waterman entered not
known, but when he was taken to the hospital he. still
breathed."
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Dec. lS43.-
Clapp and al. VS. Trustees of St. Mary's Church.
Albany-Mohon to refer-granted Baldwin, impd. and
al ads decentralization to change venue-denied.-
Crittenden ads Ide and wifeMoton for judgment in
case OF suno opposition. Albany Bankvs Hodge
Motion for precept against defendant-granted. San
ford ads for relaxation OF costs-dened
with costs. Anthony ads. FuerMoton TO aside in
quest-denied with Bogert mpd and al ads Liv-
ngston Co Bank-Motion for Judgment as in case Of non
su-denied with costs with leave to renew-.flbany
Alias
LARD On FACToRIEs.-There are at present. ff-
teen Lard OH FACTORIES In operation In Cincinnati
They not only supply large part the domestic demand
for lighting machinery &c. but large quantities ship
points at the South and West and new and heayy de-
mand exists in New England for supplying the Woolen
Manufactures for which purpose the Lard Oil is admir-
ably adapted.
NAvAL.-We learn that Captain Isaac McKeever.
lately in command of the Independence relieved
IN the command Purser Mexican Buchanan recently on
duty at the New York Navy Yard has also been relieved
from duty that station We do ino learn the cause of
these changes.
MURDER.-Two men, named Hess and Settler,
quarrelled in South Eason, few days since, and
struck Settler with shoemakers clamp and split open
his skull Settler died in few hours and Hess was COM
mitted to prison for homicide
NAvAL.-The United States ship Prebe now at
the Charestown navy yard is to be got ready for
medately The balance Of the of the independence
after the Potomac is manned will be turned over TO the
Preble These men have about year serve. II would
mus appear that her cruise is not TO be long
TON Journal
Gov. DoRR.-Thomas Wilson Dorr, the hero of
and statesman of the Foundry in durance
haah "a nf
from Rhode island the Locooco National ention
at Baltimore
REFORM IN THE CREEK NATIoN.-The Creeks
of the nation who play at cards whether they have In
dian wives not
CLEARANCE OF ABNER PARKE.-The grand Jury
of Warren county have adjourned without finding any
bill against Abner Parke for the murder Of the Cashier
family.
JUICE THOMPSON We hear from Poughkeepsi
that lndge Thomson Is rapdlY sinking His useful Life