New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-24

ET Col. Thomas F,liebrown, late of Winthrop
Masa committed suicide hv hanging himself, o"
Friday last. Col. F. was 81 years OF age nj The
Tim. al cunnIiiins the melancholy deed, ard "
man extensively known and universally respected.
He served IN the tvolu'inr-was iur many wears =
m, mkcr of The Massachusetts Serate, before tho
eeparaton-and subsequently Tor long time repre-
sencd Ii,r town OF Winthrop IN the Legislature OF
Ihet State. He was memher al the d itre0t eec-
tnrul colleges which eIsrtcd JeT.rson, Madison.
Monroe, J. @. Adams and Harrison. The reason a
his purttts end 10 hi- existence is not known bu'
il is generally supposed that he was laborns unde
mental abvrrutiol. Gardner tile.) Blade
u- We have been informed that the victim
OF Lesueur, at Philadelphia was not white wO.
man, and moreover that he was never married to
her. The unfortunate woman, il is SAID, was a
native OF the Parish of ST. John tho Baptist. Our
informant also states that Lesueur's wife is a;
present residing in this city. We give these
statements as they have been related to us.
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DEATH BY LIoHTNING.--During the thunder
storm OF "Wednesday evening, The house oi Mr. G.
Turner, near Whaicoat Chapel, on The Hopetowu
road, near Baltimore, struck by lightning,
which, alter passing in al the roof of The house, ana
out below struck interesting daughter OF Mr.
aged about Years, near the shoulder, and forming
aeempe,e circle around her nsck, produced her III
slant DEATH
Bones FOUsD.-On Wednesday last the homes
Of body, hat and boots, &c. were found III o
marsh in Windsor, by man " no was az work. An
lnquest was held, the result OF which we have not
heard but they were supposed TO be the materials
and appurtenances OF prdar thought to have been
murdered IN Cummington about fifteen years since.
Lhr person disappeared very suddenly, and was not
afterwards seen or heard of. while trunk belong
'As 10 him was found. Northampton Courier.
~ We learn from Exeter that Rev. MIR. Fair
Glhic oiea oil the wound which he inflicted on his
u,'Ua' WIN razor yesterday morning. He surviY-
GO The lnhiction only sbou, an hour.
n nr' +. vas 90 years old. He graduated al Yale
Year,, - IT, MI
g Drowned, on the evening of the 5,h inst.
u. unen, Ohio, Mr.. John w. Montgomery, pi!o, OF
.o i'oo.nei Hicuess. The deceased lacked few
...s9 VI pcinS ~ years otage. He was bathing in
yo."psny ~h others of the crew. and was swept BY
s", ,' under the boat. Mr.. NJ was citizen oi
New Albany, la. ''''-,'
1, suicIDE'm 80 man by the namo of William
a. 'aose' oO years Of age, residing on Mt. JOY.
t;n, ScMti't'eo suicide on the 2lst inst. BY cut
my me throat with razor
n sY The steamer Mun,o p,,L r,or, u,;,o;.
river, Yesterday yepor,, ~, rD.i itt'liois
sna al, a. refu and Ottawa, during Saturday, n;rh,
VIII, 81. - ~ consequence, by Sunday evening.
ris;n, &C ie's, mad risen about five feet and was still
besn' a... he river was then higher than j, had
e1,- ~, VIC eeosoh' St Louis Repub. b.
Tie Missouri river rising fast, /, rosa es.o n reports
a' n'sn' last while the Lexington Inv there re-. %
Pn-Lrt ts' Louis Repub. H.
Mar1y =, s@ dwelling house Of the late Arnold
mrs Mowry was entirely DESTROYED bv oSSc Gu by
uUnsen,. aoou, two o'clock ,h, morning Tn lss
was large wooden house. I'd iescued. II
ton Mass ne eo nasn Of Mr. George Williams at Taun
s,ea sei9es and many valuable armin, oaI Sason
$500 by ire on Tuesday night lsseloss sboa,
nadS ,s s5s; cannady the wife Of Mr. Doni, Can
eide fss, near Raleigh, n. c. committed sui
hanks of,hrcad. '-'S's "eiSeii WIN TWO
RE- John Sullivan, an Irishmen, was killed in
moAGury, Thursday afternoon, by the EXPLOSION III
powder in digging well. ''' 'Npi'''0n Oh