The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-26
Domestic News.

New York. for the purpose OF towing round the
Frank lin -four, go into dry dock al Charles
town The Telegraph left here on Saturday, and
the Portland was 10 proceed from Portland-Bo'-
fOn Transcript.
Gov BoUcK Gov Bouck returned to this city
on Saturday. from his excursion through the river
counties and Long-Islsnd After visiting Rockand
county, and seeing large number OF its hardy and
substantial population, he found himself too unTell
to pursue his route TO Goshen-and having des'
Watched the Adjutant General 10 apprise the clti-
zens OF Goshen of the fact returned here in the
steamboat-Ab argus.
ANOTHER FIRE IN LANsINeBuRsH This unfortu-
nate village was visited by another destructive t1re
IN Sunday evening about 10 O'Clock We under
stand that the fire was first discovered in stable
between State street and River street, and before II
was arrested, destroyed six or seven valuable build
lnss, on the west side OF State street, between
Richard and Elizabeth streets
Among the buildings destroyed are Fake " War
ren's liquor store, on the corner OF State and Rich
ard streets-ihe cellar was occupied by Chas. Hough
ton, as place OF retreshment; T.. ]. Wiletts boot
and shoe store-the third story was occupied as a
N1sons' Lodge, Mr., Jacox, harness shop-bowing
alley IN the basement G. Parmeee's office; dwell
linz house; S G. Mobiles lat store And here the
flre was arrested. Besides the above, a number OF
out buildings were DESTROYED.
The fire was the work of incendiaries. An indi-
'dual was lodged In Jail in this city this morning,
charged with the crime. Troy Wing OF Monday,
Fms, AT BAskKNRIDeE.-W learn this morning
tnat destructive FIRE broke out last night about IL
O'Clock, In Freeman Pennington's blacksmith shop
an Baskenrldge which was destroyed with all lis
contents together with the dwelling house, and the
mousse OF solomon Gillespie, whose furniture was
saved The property was insured for about $ll0O,
~ the Mutual Insurance Company, at Mendham,
Morris county. The whole amount of properly
burnt is estimated at from $4,000 TO 5000
hre broke out this morning about 2 o'clock in
me THIRD story OF the dwelling house OF Rober Nc
henzle 324 Broad street, in this city. Mr. McKen-
z'e being awakened by the smell, was enabled TO
conhne the fire TO the room in whice IT originated,
with but little damage-probdbly S50.---NeCark
DAILY, July %.
REMOVAL OF THE LAST OF THE INDIANS FROM
OHIo The WyaDdotts, the last tribe OF lndians In
the State OF Ohio, have departed for their new home
west OF the Mississippi. A delegation from the
Tribe. consisting OF three principal Chiefs VISITED
Columbus on Saturday week to bid farewell the
Governor, and, through him, TO the people OF OHIO
Jaoqps, the head Chief, delivered beautiful ad-
dress on The occasion, 10 which the Governor re-
plleo, assuring them OF the good feeling OF the
people OF Ohio towards the II brethren and wishing
them happiness and prosperity IN their new home
SARATOGA -" The arrivals for the week ending
last night SAYS the Saratoga Sentinel of Monday
last, were thirty five hundred, exceeding by five
hundred the previous week. The number OF visit
ants now here surpasses any thing before
known In July. Our large hotels ample as are
theIr accommodations are literally overrun, and
are lodging out their boarders in private houses in
considerable numbers. The smaller hotels, with
winch the village abounds, and many OF which are
unnvalled IN their accommodations, also doing
u better business than tor many years. Our friends
abroad must infer from this that their sccustom
ed visits will be unacceptable Though the num-
Der now here Is grea. beyond precedent departures
are constantly occurring, leaving ample room and
verge enough tor those who may seek health or
pleasure at this favored Watering Place. August
mas hitherto been the fashionable month, and we
anticipate that this year It will be marked with
usual galety and activity"
THE CROPS ON THE OrrAwA.-In the Bathurst
district. the appearance OF the crops very iavora
BILE. with the exception of potatoes. More wheat
ground
previous one, and 1t premises most abundant yield
few days will place ii hey ond the danger of rust
Having has commenced 1t lisa heavier crop than
that OF last wear.
In the Youngstown District the wheat looked
remarkably well, but it has been attacked by the
ny Spring grain, with the exception of corn which
ls backward, promises well hay is abundant.
In the Dalhousie District the Fall wheat looks ex-
ceedlnsy well, and the Spring wholesome and pro-
missing. Potatoes there are better than In other
places, but oats do not look encouraging The lit
lie corn that is planted presents a good appearance
RAY an average crop; IN some places two crops
OF Timothy will be got.
in the more western districts the crops are not
looking IN such hne condition, and fears en-
tertalned OF very poor harvest.-Montredt Herald.
The Iowa PURCHASE The Iowa Gazette says
the new purchase IN that territory is filling up with
unparalleled rapldlty. Wapela county already con-
talns from 5000 TO 600 inhabitants, and every acre
81 land Gu the Des Mones river is claimed by set
Tiers. The increase OF population, &c, in other
parts oil the new purchase, are equal TO those In Wa
pella county.
A WIFE MURDERED BY HER HusBANp-O the
night OF the ID instant, as we learn from the Leon
srdiown Herald, horrd murder committed in
the neighborhood of Charlotte Hall, Prince Georges
county. Md, by man named James Williams,
upon the body OF his wife. After the murder had
been committed, the fend removed his victim into
the yard fronting the house, and fled from the
nelshbsrhood, and has not been arrested. Will
hams is an incorporate man, and we have no doubt
that rum caused him TO commit the foul and dia-
hohcal act.
TRIAL OF RoogRs.-The trial of Aoner Rogers
Tor the murder oil Charles Lincoln, warden of the
state prison, was commenced at Boston on Mon.
day. The defence ls insanity. The Boston Journal
gives a bret sketch OF his HE, as follows:-
He was born in NewbuIy, and learned the trade of
sheen but subsequently, became idle and disspaed
In 1882 he sentenced to the state prison for
for stten Png to counterfeit bill the Columbian
Bank At the expiration of this sentence he quite
steady for some time and went a fishing voyage In
January. 1888 he broke into shop Andover which
was sentenced to the state prison for five years He
was brought before the Municipal Court u January last
and received additional sentence OF six months as
second conner His deadly enmty to the warden is ari
outed to punishment inflicted on him for violations of the
prison discipline.
Is 1T you, JOHN 7-The Boston Times saws The
house of Adam Hoyt, in Marion street. was broken
into on Sunday night, and the burglar was dis
covered In the third story by young man in the
house. He Immediately made tracks for the door
and on coming down was accosted by Mr. Hoyt
who, hearing the noise, had risen. Mr. Hoyt, sup
losing Inn to be young man nan IN the house Inqo
and wen, out of the door in double quick time
IL not thought that any thing was stolen Mr.. Hoy
had IN his sleeping room about $50, which wa
found 10 be safe.
MAD Docs IN CHARLEsToN-Two persons wer
bitter by mad dogs in Charleston on the 10Th inst.
LrrE AND DEATH OF A MIsKn-The Carlisl,
IPenn) Repository narrates the history OF a Mise
thus -
Mr. B. OF German extraction. His father lief
him valuable farm OF five hundred acres in the
q nlf
adcles. He kept tavern for number OF years
married a wife and raised four children He accu
nuated an immense estate, which he preserved 81
tenacIousy, that he never gave dollar for the edu
cation OF his family. He was never known to spenc
one dollar for any article he might need he woulc
either do withoutit, or find some person who woulc