New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-18

Courtland. street, attentlvcly examining some
,ints in shop window. The little fugitive was
'oroediate,y restored to his anxious family, and
rcnt with them to sea- Express
HoalclpE.-The Lexington Kentucky Report
81 chronicles melancholy occurrence III Wood
S,d County, in that State. a dispute it seems,
mise between Mr.. Rowan, who had married
Hiss Voolfolk, of Woodlord, and her brother,
Dndey Voolfolk growing ont of the ill-trcat-
msnt Of the lady by her husband. The discussion
terminated in death-Woolfolk having shot his
5utber.in.law with pistol. Upon asccrtanlng
tba,be was dead, Voolfolk Immediately delv-
cred himself up to the sheriff Of the county, who
declined to take him, OH the ground that he had
no authority then to make the arrcst-whCrcupon
younr Voolfolk Immediately left the country
FRAcAs AT THE Ycserday, a
emyict by the namc, we understand, of Winston,
an old Virginia and most honorable name) "a most
refractory individual, made stroke with an axe,
rhch cut down Mr.. Ferguson, one of the keep
rs. Winston was about to despatch him, as Fer
alson was not III situation to resist, when the
ans of the aggressor were seized and held fast
BY another convict, and Ferguson's life thus sa-
red. We hope the proper authorities. who, on
:uch occasions, are prompt enough to distribute
punishment will know how to distribute rewards
for rood conduct Richmond Wing, Nth.
TIE WARREN MURDER.-Thc Sussex Herald
SAYS 80 There is a rumor that the boy has re-
covered perfect use Of his reason, aud distinctly
qro,os that one Of tie persons ,cho 1caS arrested
on suspicion, is the person he Sa,o IN his room on
The night of the murder. IEis person is AuJic,
who, according to the same report, has been again
arrested, and that Coleman and Hultsizer have
hed"
More direct accounts confirm the report of the
hov'S recovery but state that Coleman has been
arrested the second time.
Trenton Sheet. Anchor, 10Th.
FLoRlDA-The settlement of this Territory,
under the provisions of the late Act of Congress,
appears to be going forward steadily At the
Land Office in st. Augustine, up to the lst inst,
there had been granted lightweight permits, to
settlers on Public Lands under the armed occu.
patton law, and there were eight or ten applicants
pending These settlers have established them
selves at Indian River, st. Lucia, and Lake
WORTH
The Tallahassee Foridian of the 9th instant
says that Mr.. Levy is reelected delegate to Con-
sres.
The Rocky MOUNTAIN ExrEprrloN.--The fol-
lowing list comprises the names OF the gentlemen
who left St. Louis on the I'd inst. in the s.ealn-
toat Weston for the Far West:
Sir William Drummond Stewart Mons p.
heterre, Artist, Paris Prof. Mcrsche Botanst,
Baltimore, Md Messrs. n. and r. Hermann,
Baltimore, Nd; DR.. S. Tilghman, Surgeon, Bal
imore, Nd; Lieut.. Smith, u. S. Army; Lieut..
Graham, T. S. Army; MIR. Field, New-Orleans
hcsyune Mr.. Subette Captain of Camp, st.
Louis; Prof. Baitelle Mneralogist, London.
Az OurRAGE.-The st. Louis Democrat learns
ION Grant county, WISCONSIN. that james H.
Vineyard has been elected Sheriff of that county
beating two Wings. There is this eXtraor-
dnary circumstance attending this election-that
Mr.. Vineyard is now, and has been for a year or
more past, under indictment for the murder OF
Mr.. Amdt, member of the WISCONSIN Lcglsla-
lure, of which body Mr.. " was also a member.
Nc was killed. it will be rccoected, while the
House was in session. and both members III their
Places
THROUGH WITHOUT SrorrlNG We are IN
Nfnied that Delegations from the several Rail
0ad Companies held Convention IN this city
Friday and Saturday last, and resolved to run
Connection so that there shall be no delay at
ms or any other point The cars will leave
Slftalo at A. NJ and 4 p NJ, and this city at
NJ. and 10 ?. NJ. In addition to this there
I'll be the cheap train, which will leave as at
Hsse'it. This arrangement commences to-day
Rochester Democrat, 18th.
u 4 murder was committed on Friday, the
va inst between Crit,cnden and Williamstown.
want County. A woman was found by the road
@e with her head broken, and the brains running
III Near by, on a log, sat han, with a child
a hs arms, apparently stupid. From their bun
4eh 1t appeared they were travelling. We have
not been able to learn the particulars OF this tragic
Sne. The man has been committed to VIII
@anstown jail. Licking Valley Reg, 18th.
.fATAL AccIDENT.-A young girl, named Sarah
fn, met with a distressing death at Reading, Pa
IN Friday afternoon She was sent into the gar
" TO take down the cothes-line, and, in climbing
p to loosen it from hook to which it was fast
ned fell and was caught to the line by her neck,
s sN instantly strangled- Her mother heard the
III and al once ran up stars; but ere she reached
We garnet life had become entirely extinct.
SHOCKING ourRAcE.-A strange outrage oc-
SUFed IN Paterson, n. ]. few days ago. a
Sa!t Belonging TO Patrick Maglnnes was broken
Pen and coffin which was deposited therein
Ihg last summer, containing small chlid,
sS destroyed, and both arms of the child torn
sOm The body. A reward OF one hundred dollars
offered fos the villain.
ps S,'EANso,r AccIpeNr.-The steamboat Bunke,
r. al 81 Louis, reports that the steamboat Dove,
sp1 olek, was sunk in White River, about 20
ss below Batesville. The cargo was total