New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

REyoLurIosAar SOLDER KnLEp.-0n satEE-
dav week. Mr.. Daniel Howe, living N East Deer
township, Allegheny co. Pa. was feeding ms
cattle short distance from his house, and on his
return he took bundle OF straw under each am;
1 While Dassinr through his lane bull ran up ana
commenced ea,jng the straw Mr.. Howe turned
round and kicked at him. upon which the animal
! Knocked MN down and gored him IN slch
sbockin1 manner that he only survived TIL ues-
/ tav nsht at 10 ., clock, sien he EXPIRED VII.
! Howe was a revolutionary soldier-he enllstea al
the arc Of sixteen. as drummer boy, iorsaklng
home and friends, (Which he never saw alter
yards for the sake Of MS country he was a
n,,ive of MARYLAND, and at the time OF his death.
"a years OF age he had resided on the farm
| where he was killed for upwards Of % years, and
has sustained the character OF an estlmabe and
WORTHY citizen, and has left many friends 10
mourn his loss Pittsburgh Sun, May 8.
DEATn or Hon II. BAYLlEs, GES. WASHING
! roy,s ArD.-Hon Hodijah Baylies died at Dlgh
/ ton. Bristol County. on the 2Gth Of April, at the
aye of 81. iIc was educated at Harvard Col
leee. and afterwards entered the Revolutionary
Army, where he served with honor. After the
surrender of ConwalIis. he attained the military
rank Of Lieutenant Colonel. He was for some
time attached TO Gen. Washincton's staff as one
! Of his aids-de-c,lnp. lie has held var.ous civil
Offices, and until a few years before his death was
] Judge of Probate for the County OF bristol. IN
private life he was much esteemed Old age did
/ no, seem to obscure his faculties. and The garru
! Iitv OF wears was far from unpleasant, since the
judge had such vast store of anecdotc and IN
formation to draw upon. His death leaves Col.
{ hull . solo
the Revolution.
| ERysrprL,s-About sixty deaths by tins cpl
demic have occurred in the town OF 'eroy, VI
since October last. The population Of the town
NJ the commencement OF the sickness was ABOUT
1850 so that one every thirty-one 81 Inc lhhap-
itapts have died in about seven months The
/ aycrapc age Of those who have died was nearly
| fortv.six years Two-thirds OF the population OF
Derby are supposed to have had the disease. In
most cases where 1t terminated fatally, patients
were sick from four TO SIX DAYS only. The cpl
demic Is now s,lbsiding. Rutland Herald
Every INCH A MAx-Thc Louisville Ken
tuckian has been furnished with the following
item by the gentleman who is taking the census
Of tbe city. He came across man who is %
wears old he has been married three times by
his first wife he had eleven, BY his second wife
he had ten, and twelve by his last wife, making
thirtythrce children. and his wife Isnow IN most
interesting state. Twcnty-threc Of his children
were boys, and ten girls: nineteen boys and SIX
girls are living. He married IN his 18th year,
and remained in state of wldowhood years.
Coon FoRTUNE.-We were almost as well
pleased the other day as though it has happened
to ourselves, TO hear that Col. Robert Carter
Nicholas, the Secretary of State of Louisiana,
has inherited a fortune from relative IN the
Old Country equal TO ncar y million sterling.
We are assured that there is no doubt OF the fact,
but we wish we could hear IT unequvocally con-
trmcd. " u nc
ANOTHER FOURIER Observation-Disclosures OF
these Associations has been formed IN Jefferson
county. a farm of 1890 acres of land has been
purchased on the State road, two miles east Of
Watcrtown, with buildings sufficient for the tom
porary accommodation Of $50 resident members.
S3S,6O3 have been already paid IN and opera
tons are TO be Immediately commenced.
FATAL AccIpEXr-On Thursday week. Mr..
I.ossc of Evans Mills, Jefferson county, while in
the act of grinding shingle knife, stone pro-
PEELED by water, was. by the violence of the same.
caught and thrown forward into the gearing and
instantly crushed to death. He about 40
years OF age, and has left a wife and two children
in very INDECENT circumstances.
u Dir. MARTIN, according to the Washington
letter writers. has been appointed Chief Clerk IN
the State Department. He was displaced from
his Office by Mr.. Webster, and has occupied HIM
self ever since in abusing tie late Secretary o!
State through the columns of the Spectator. His
rcappointment is Il striking evidence OF the est
NATION in which Mn w ebstcr is now held by the
Administration American
GEN GnArlor.-The ST. Louis Organ OF the
Sd inst. saws. Gen Gratiot'S TRIAL closed on
Saturday The jury, under the instructions of
the Court, gave Il verdict IN favor OF the United
States for about 100000
.s~7. ,,FoR ALBANY-lIOURC CHANGED.
Gs-1=thaoa-l-rhe steamboats, ROCHESTER, Captain
SOUTH tNlEidG + Capt L. W. Br,in2r,l on and after
MONDAY May Isl, viii la'S every Er9ans Sundays except
New York, April 9Th 1919
sx,-T FOR ALBANY AND TROY
gsS5x- Mi,hou, landing Passage s. 3o berth 80 cents
The splendid steamer DIAMOND, Capt, A.
Flower will leave Newyo for iba g} aud Ir%} G@ I'm. he
NOON at o'clock NJ. For freight ,rgly e
the c1n N u SSn s a, H S5,t M e & a
th, alternate days foot OF Hamilton ST. II o O'Clock, IN
sNG1, xNEW ARRANGENlENT.--Fare
E.-s-Is-- and Frssht reducel-New York and Boston
SrE-1ss-.a Earoad Line, wa NoLwichand WorcfSiTT-
FROM FieT Mol North RI foot OF Battery PLACE DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted, n o'clock T. ".
Tie Line composed Of the following splendid steamers
" WIQE &C 81 Capt H n y.4nENsnT
NEW HAVEN. Capt. LEft,eE;
On and after Wednesday March 22d the arrangements
The WORCESTER on Mondays, Wednesdays and En-
ua az C,rop,,,r L. ,y.,J,,.-- - s,,