The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-23
I,.ms OF News, Sc.


action on the part Of a captain OF canal boat came
knowledge on Saturday last poor emigrant,
part OF Rhode Island on his way TO the far west
before taking passage in one the line running
Albany and Buffalo paid the agent of the owner Of
the boat at The former city the passage money for himself
his wife and two children the latter and took receipt
therefor Owing 70 some trihing Inconvenience which
captain allelged he and his suffered from of
the enigan children just before the boat passed above
the im OF Fort Plain, he caused the simple and molten
AMI then, without reundng particle OF the passage
money thrust everything belonging to the man upon the
bl1k Of the canal and ordered him and his distressed ia
my to leave the boat why not publish the name ths
captain However let all emgrans be cautioned oy this
In vain the poor emgrSnI presented nr
his receipt declared his poverty and ms inaolhy 10 pro
coed 70 the place of his destination thus deauded ana
upon In VAIN o he POpeb the heart r he WecS
and the emgrant not knowing or not daring 10 nam
quisition and with his family left the boat He applied for
legal aid but the circumstances OF his case such he
the moor fellow burst into tears He had barely money
enough he started from home TO carry him TO the
febed from hnhc felt desoate and helpless stranger
in a strange land.-Nontgomery PheniI.
STEAMER FASHION learn that the steam
boat Fashion, one of the mail line between this
place and New Orleans has met with misadventure
which may prove of serious injury to her. not totally
@ On srnay morning. al abor' Ma past u SIN SS
Dauphine Island and remains there much exposed The
ing In the morning thick fog set in, and the boat ha.
wing Got among the breakers She went ashore in spite
OF every effort The swell increased during Friday morn
ing and she driven far upon the beach and strong
blow Friday night in which she labored heavily The
wind has since been off the land and she lies high
the beach in smooth water. We have not learned what
damage she sustained except that her wheel houses
shat'ere1-her paddles broken and the machinery dis
ahed She had been broken az the bows and had made
veral feet of water The steamboat Gaines went down to
her assistance The which was large, will all be
saved-some a little damaged No person injured
There about fifteen cabin passengers and many
on deck.-Mobile Register, Nor H.
MURDER IN MlCH1GAN-A letter dated Kendall
county mich Nov. 7th, addressed TO the Chlca-
60 Democrat ssysA sad affair has Just taken place
IN our peaceahle village by which two of our citizens
have lost their lives A farmer by the name OF Rider
seems, considered himself aggrievei about some land
claim threatened to shoot of his neghbors by the
name OF Havmond; whareupon. he Immediately went TO
his house took his gun and mounted on horse proceed
cl 70 where Mr. was called him to the door, and DELHI
eraelv shot him down; after which he CRier returned
TO his house and barrcaded the doors The alarm
given and officer with his posse sen, Ri
der upon which he made desperate resistance and for
short time efec'ualy repealed the officers Whereupon,
the window of his house raised and Mr. Mcneil a.
tempted TO enter hut had scarcely got his body hall
through when he received the contents OF a shot gun
through his breas, and shoulder He is dead this
date huthe wound is considered mortal one Rider then
male attempt escape, but he was knocked down,
taken an1 ironei and he is undergoing examination
He will of course be committed to a 10 take his trial for
murder. great excitement prevails and the court
is flle' The result of the examination will hear in
few davs Il appeared the first part OF the examina
ton that the prisoner was under the influence OF spiritu
ons liquor
FINE IN Nav IEasEY.-A few minutes after Ii
O'Clock on Monday evening, citizens
alarmed by the cry of FIRE which found 10 proceed
from he chandler shop of Patrick Kelly in Van Houen
adjoining building large story frame building
nv William Bacon. tavern. also soon in
flames and s fire for short time ragged with unaba'ed
fnry So rapil was the of the flames that Mr.
Bacon with difficulty escaped with his family having
h'relv time 20 dress themselves OF the furniture of Mr.
Bnro1 only one bel and few minor articles saved
His loss is estimated at about 81 700 which there
insurance for $3.50 With the exception of few trfng
arre- the entire contents of the chandler shop de-
s.rove, We nlerand that Mr.. Kelly insured, but
10 WIN. amount and what is his entire loss have not
been able 10 ascertan.PatersOn Inteihgencer Nor. %
EXTENSIVE SroRE-BpEAKINe The Weymouth
Iron Cnmnanvs store, Milk street. was broken open
hn'ween SATURDAY night Yesterday morning and the
lo'k some niurei trying force open but nothing
taken Also the w J. goods store of Upham Eastman,
street nothing taken Bent Lords store on India street
nothing aiken sraton Ayres Central street, TWEEN
tvfve taken w Bradford Co, Broad street,
= taken w & T whittemo-e Broad street, 80 taken.
broke, orin and the kew Of the loft carried off took 50 so
ou' of the drawer Boston Journal, Nor. 81
Tr1AL OF Maria MooRE FOR MANsLArGHrER
The woman Moore indicted tor whipping
Susan Rice child years of living in her
wise in manner as 10 cause her death The
brutal castigaior alleged tohave been inflicted in the
month of March hast Suspicious excited by the ap.
invest ensuea whereby facts were ELECTED which
held to iusfv the defendants arrest The trial com
rence1 Wednesday last before the Hartford County
and SATURDAY. afternoon the Jury returned
dict OF guilty. This crime punished in Connecticut with
than Mrs Moore is the wife Of Harvey
Moore Of Harlania Of good repue among lis neigh
good character
CHrLD Brrvr TO DEATH.-The Rochester Demo
crit states that as one ot the city watchmen was
Of child in the direction Of the Factory Bock"o Mill
street Upon arriving At that place from which the noise
stan ing the top Of the stairs enveloped in flames and
uerng the most agonzing cries for her mother He tore
othe remaining clothes and carried the sufferer 20 an
adjoining house and procured medical aid which, how
proved OF service the child died in about two
hours Upon examining the room where the child had
asleep. and in the bel where the little girl had lain the
clothes Of which were on fire Law little boy unconscious
II his danger The parents of the children, whose names
Mckinney after search were found in neigh
boring house so far sunk in inoxcaton he insen-
shle OF the which had happened the family
Such are runs dongs Nothing but the timely aid offer.
ell he watchman prevented the house and its helpless
inmates from being devoured by the flames
SUICIDE wIrH A KNFE.-The Greenville Noun
tlineer Of the 10th instant ssys:-We learn that on
the morning Of the ID instant Mr. Poesy committed sui
eide his residence in Abbevle s. c. by cutting his
thro1t with knife during fit of temporary insanity
in that He has left several children and large
number of relatives and acquainances to lament his trsg
ical end
ForaERY-Peter J Engel. man of plausible
exterior was convicted in Albany. on Monday, for
ziag prorissorv for dollars in the of
John M'vown and Offering it for discount at the
Bank The forgery was proved bv Mr. N'vown, and il
apnearei that rather stupid plan hal been laid by the
lures from which 10 copv@tbee signatures being found
conceale1 in his neck-coth when he arrested. But
what aid him most harm M the trial was the testimony Of
witness produced in defence who that he
Nr M'Kown give him the note but who broke down ter
rhv under crosseXamnaon. Four years and six months
In the State prison.
FIVE Stock GOING WEST The Michigan CITY
Gazette savs:-Thomas ]. Field has lately returned
from Ono1iaga county, ". Y bringing with him eleven
hun irel ne Saxonv sheep which to be
Nv those who have them. superior lot. Mr.
r aysei himself Of the opportunity Of attending the
Agricultural Fair Rochester and represents the
specimens Of stock there exhibited 10 far surpass his
sanguine anticpaions He bought Durham hefer
a. auburn which weighed 400 lbs when he started and
which is only years old
NEw w,y BREAKrN9 INTO A BANK.---On Sa-
turdav night. the Rochester Bank, at Rochester
ras brn.p bv forciuu no out mr. of The