The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-06
NEws FROM CARTnAaE-MoRMoN ENcAMrMRNr-
ExcITEMRNTsoFxTKEtHANc People.


NEws FROM CARTnAeE-MoRMoN ENcAMrMENr-
ExoITENrNTsoFlTEEsHANcoo People;
WARSAW. (Ill.l
Tuesday, 2zd October, 1874
Gentlemen The Circuit Court of this county con
menced its session at Carthage yesterday The charge
isengaged in examining Witnesses in relation the muir
der Of the Smiths Sharp Williams made their appear
awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury No further ar.
rests have yet been made Several subpenss have
issued for Witnesses who did not expect be called on
one or two OF which have been served and others svod
ed. My opinion is that indictments will be found
against any ope.certainly not against Sharp.
neh sna ss ali
what purpose nothing definite seems to be known
sThc rumor Of the Mormon sncampmsnt turns out 10
sncamped within few miles Of Carthage, but for what
purpose 10 AZ yet matter OF conjecture There aso
company OF Indians encamped fsw miles Of, whc sp-
pear to be there for no purpose known understood by
4 9 citizens.
There much excitement manifested at Carthage and
will be the result in the meantime the business Of the
Court 10 progressing with it's usual quiet
any thing unusual occurs you shall be informed;
Two gentlemen who went out to ascertain the facts in
relation to the Mormon eposmpmsnt have returned to
Carthage and report that they went into the snoampmsn
and enqured the object but conld get satisfactory
:wer They saw no arms, but are fully OF ths opinion
thatthey have arms concealed in their wagons. @.
By the Boreas, report has our city that the
Mormons who were encamped near Carthage, hod
tired and that the disguised Indians had also disappeared
and that the Circuit Court was going quety its
businoss-St Louis Rereiie, Oct ~.
ABoLrrroNIsM. The English brig Victoria,
bound for Nassau, lying at Mr. Browns wharf.
having part Of her crew from the Island Of New
Providence that boosted land of negro liberty Two of
these chivalrc Of Africa succeeded in encing
board negro boy belonging to 9, Hutshinsen, Esq,
ceeded four miles ses when the negro discovered
to be board by the captain who imne lately ordered
West and delivered to his owner This conduct on the
part Of the captain entities him to the respect and conA
Of ss mem should 5:
n their trading voyages to the southern ports Of the
United States: but when it L. considered that Cap
sin Hudson Of the Victoria from that land of pseudo
philanthro lists, Great BaiH where to steal slave
from his master Is considered doing "God service ~"
could easily have reached Nassau where already trial
has been had to attempt the recovery Of slave property
Key West paper, Oct 49,
FROM INDIAN RrvRR.-Mr Peck arrived here on
Thursday, the 18th inst. from Indian River on St.
Louis Sound having left there in open boat since the
ats hurricane They experienced the hsght Of the gale
party Of the settlers ere down at Jupiter inlet which
has been closed for several years and finding
about 10 feet higher Than Vie ocean, they OPENED mers
laid down at respectful distance from their work Tho
alarm given about midnight that the water
to their camping materials when thirty feet
swept away at once and by dsyyht an opening Of 100
presonte0
eve witness the torrent resebed the falls of Nagra
Key West Reef Oct 10
BASE ATTEMPT TO KILL THE New CANAL CoxM1s-
sIoNER.--We publish the following letter from
PARxrnssuRo, Chester Co., Nov. 9Th, 1914
John Du Sole: Dear sir-On the evening preceding
~: EsS. ssS
Co.. the residence of Joshua Harshorn Canal Commits
sionsrielect He attended, the meeting and while there
and six feet long and covered with bark II was
svidently done to catch Mr. Hartshcrns hut when his
side and thereby they probably saved his life Esry
next morning stranger passed that way and biz hsr.e
LATE FROM IcHABox,-Arrved here yesterday,
from the West Coast. steamer Thunderbolt, last
from Ichaboe bringing letters to the 10th in Of which
There ara here ct present about 100 vessss and daily
increasing We have had some very severe weather TIL:
last week and several vessels have blown out 70 .ss and
serious damage From siuons Bay, H. NJ. 9 Gle, hsd
arrived at chabee, the 9th inst and ssilsd again on
the 18th for st. Helena and Engand.-Cdpe ToDn Ga
xeffe, august 10.
| SUICIDE man named John Joseph, believed
to be jeweer, OF Maiden Lane, New York,
committed suicide Saturday afternoon at the Manuiac
turers' Hotel He had been staying ct the Hotel for
time and at time had considerable amount Of msnsy
with him He inte the barroom Saturday drank
glass of brandy and ordered dinner He then went into
the street bought pistol returned to his and shot
himself placing the muzzls Of the pistol in his mouth
No money was found VI his person. and thsre reason
to suppose that he fell into the hands Of gamblers and
was stripped Of his money. He was stranger in the
city.-Provdenee journal
WONDERFUL Coon FoRTUNg.-A young Yankee
named Coleman, for a long time, barely made
subsistence in Boston, BY tesching people 70 play on
the accordisp He afterwards patsneda sort OF Tyre az
eordian and ally added Asolau attachment" to the
patent which excited much notice This peor young fs
low has suddspy sprang into af1uencs and fnme In
New York 900 agreed 10 be paid him for his
enent of thu pianos and in London, where he Ia
now he has become the lion of the day. end said that
he wi receive half million of dollars fer lis patent
there besides being petted by the nobility Of Great
Britain.
CO. John Leyden," says Walter Scott, Intro
duced me 10 Tom Campbell. They afterwards
suarrslled. when repeated Hohennden" 10 Lsydes,
he said Dash IT, man, tell the fellow hate him but
lash him he has written the finest that have bssn
written these fifty years" did mine errand a. faithfully
az one Of Hemsrs messengers, and had for answer
Tell Leydsn that desst him. but know the valus Of
| his critical appreciation"
0c-A statue has been placed in st. Paul's Caths-
dra TO the memory o Sic Ashley Coopfr The satue
elusive Of Tho pe ss ieh 'eot high, and the Likeness
| is considered good Itsfy Mr Eily.
Literature, Sc.
| HuNrs' MRRcuANTs' MAGAZINE, for November /.
Hunt, New York-As useful as ever.
| THs Nav YoRK JOURNAL or MrnIcTnE, for No
vsnlber Il. G LanAlty, New York An extremes
ly valuable work 10 the faculty.