The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-26

DEATh OF GOVERNOR KAvANAoH.-The Hon. Ed
ward havanagh, of Newcastle Me, died at his residences
on sunday evening last at 10 o'clock NJ aged years
WEATHER AT THE SoUTH.-Sncs 1874 came in
there has been all sorts of weather the south Rain.
warm summerlike sunshine, mosquitoes, and frsshsts
have prevailed. Some damage done
MORE INDIANS FOR EuRoPE.-The New Orleans
crescent OF the 18th instant SAYS The Franklin,
arrived yesterday from St. Louis brought George H. C..
Melody and thirteen Iowa indians. Amongst the latter
are white Cloud walking Rain, and Great Thief, WIN
seven warriors and three squaws They will remain IN
the city Tor few days and then proceed to New YORK.
whence they will embark for Europe.
FIRE IN RocHEsrER. tavern, known as the
shamrock House. destroyed by hre this morning
The building occupied BY Christopher Mitchell as
but fortunately he had removed his family about week
since. 1t is supposed to have been Set fire.
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for 81 300.-Rochesfr .4dp jan ~
FATAL AccIDENr-On Monday last, al Amss-
bury horse ran away with slsigh in which were
Fitch Weston, Of the arm Of Weston and Proctor OF
that town, and two young ladies. The sleigh dashed
against stone pos. and all three ofthe persons seriously
injured Mr. w. died the same afternoon from the effect
Of his injuries.
ARREST OF THIEVES AT ANNsvILLE-The town
Of Annsvlle IN this county, was thrown into little
dvduals supposed to have in stealing goods
IN this city, and it turned
searching their premises Seven arrests have been made
and goods to the Of about six hundred dollars
covered.-Uhca Observer. Jan %.
MIRACULOUS EscApE.-The Star, arrived yester-
cay from New OIieanS Tell IN, thirty miles TO the
eastward OF Charleston bar with Daniel Weber,
the seamen Of the Alex Watson Capt Miller from
nah Vebber states that the schooner ashore on
wednesday morning last in attempting the bar
Shortly ter both mssts went by the board the vessel
bilged and filled with water leaving only the quarter
deck out OF water to which they all etreatsd During
the day they cut the stern oat from the dsvs and hauled
her alongside to attempt 10 reach the shore but before
they could get Into her heavy roller and parted
the boats pointer and she broke adr They wsre there.
fore compelled TO remain the quarter deck In the az
ternoon the Gen Cnch hove sight when they pected
to have teen taken Oft but the weather such pre-.
vent her rendering them assistancethe steamer af
ter having waited awhile proceeded About half hour
after the Gen T. left the A. W. the quarter deck separated
from the other part Of the vessel the captain and
crew taxing part and the mate and himself taking
anothsr the wind being Oft the land, they shortly
after driven from among the breakers to He thinks
ter deck separated from the vessel He il OF opinion that
the captain and the other drowned shortly after
leaving the wreck. The and himself drfed togeth
at until Thursday night when he fell asleep and
waking he found that the mate gone previous
this the mate falling fast and he afraid he would
not be able to hold out On Saturday morning last the
Star hove in sight, he upon his feet and commenced
waving his hat, which he had previous to this the
OF the schooner had him; they promptly bore
down and took him off, almost exhausted, having had
nothing to eat drink during the time He had with him
leather sheath for his knife which he compelled 10
chew up The cook negro man, died before leaving the
wreck, having lost his hold he fell overheard and
drowned. During all the time he at sea hope did not
forsake him; he thought friendly hand would be
tended him in this he not disappointed We
have been able to ascertain correctly the of the
crew The captains name John Smoller Miller that
Of the mate Pennancy. aud the ether went by the
of Jessie.--[ Patriot, TAI