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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Court caIendsr-This day.
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City INTELLIGENCE
Vice Chanceilor's Court.
Before Hoa. WV. t. MoCorS, Vice Chancellor
Decisions in Divorce.


Mnna Tnrn-y against Tno,nss T,irn.v-An,r
cation iof Divorce on toe ground OF i1ilily-Tle ,
cide rs i9!oSr The testimony insufficient % IN H. se
conao1choH summers, the wtLess testified bu, nssss -
20 MS wEn Q; knowledge OF the inc. ihc eontary oF ef
mey c5tS boGsh he has sHUgledge :her cornnJ i
CITY Of NswYmk Why hs nat the r,,rplsiesa 1te & 2 s
the pe'soHs with whom e as Tesel ,nce her sIeseS s.
ah01 % SioT how, OF IN what sire lived dts, -
re ana II Size cha'te sal yirtuou, woman llerscf E
does happen ihat she an ACQUAINTANCE of or uef ~
known to- the tyo women OF III fame exarane; a. 'y,ss
THIS part Of the case requires expsnn,lo1 Re-,S,S
fact Of nhdelty II rests solely on The tsfnony Of Srss,S S
whose csItc;e ftOl her oyytr snpyiry S,H9o
them 90 ms credit Such testimony mar do when corros
ted b. facts or circumstances from other xrneses but 80
DG 1oae, rs m 'hs instance decree ud not be ,se ~
on IT, The cause may 90 o3ck 70 the Master farther my
tidry Jane Ellis, by Theodore F., isalcs Inn.
ckan) her next fncnd against Oliver A. Hlls-A prc,,;
los Ds9fSe o m sIond OF Stne Iad inhrman ;'eaa.n
her hcbdId with repeated hcts OF cruelty such rs
her out Of bed and beating her. knocking her down. ,tn;
her and placing MS knees upon her stomach, that one r
she " aiterwarl for week, confined her bed On @
occasion he ted handkerchief round he, month"; tied 5s
hands behind her. nnd IN that po'ison bent her severely a
which he put her INTO fireplace, and boards and nst
addicted 10 inoxcaon bn these 9cis were generally commit
ted bis sober IgomentS.Decree that the pnrte Il
apps 10 the Court 10 be tchnrged from tbs ortar In e
separation they required 10 live chus;e lives viii b.
criminal IN aw for e.ter Of them during the life OF the other
10 contract atfuony with any other peSon The mocy Ia
the hands OF complanans solicitor belonging 10 herself and
which bcQuea 10 her by relative, 10 be paid ever Ia
hef iot her own exclusive use.
Mary Ann Wyant vs.. Theodore Wyant-Appl;.
cation for Divorce the ground Of indtlty-DyOrce gsn,
ell from The marriage tie, the complainant TO have the custody
OF the children: aud that be referred aser McNiuay IA
ascertain and report suitable allowance be made By way
o almony TO the complainant Tor the support OF herself ard
the education and maintenance OF their children ana AZ
the security when the defendant shall sy for the same hsy
ing due regard 10 the circumstances and condition life OF lac
parties.
ihe following Divorces were also granted a ria.
eC aatrinOR, Qrom the marriage tie the ground sfs
fidelity:
Edward Pelouzc agans; llaue, pelonze.
Ffances Y. Fem against James NJ. Fem.
l.ydln " all aganSt Lansing Wall.
Mary Pcarsall against Walter PearsHll.
Della Roulstone against John = Roulstone.
Olivia LuSkey against Joseph Lut>key.
John Wetherbee against Arubela Wetlerbee.
Henry Crirs against Elizabeth CEum.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
MExtco.-By the arrival OF the schooner Juanita,
We have received our files oi Mexican papers 10 the


we have received our files oi Mexican papers 10 the
ID inst.
The most importan, rews by this arrival s the
refl,sal OF The Caamber Of Deputies 10 vote the loan
required by The Mexican Government 10 carry on
the campaign nj gaius. Texns. The Government had
presented 10 the two trslcnes OF Congress prJsct
OF q law authorizing d uutioEa or foreign loan OF
$lO,O00,0O0. for tue purpose Of detfaymg the e1-
psnsss OF the Texan war.
The committee appointed bv the Chamber OF De-
puties 10 examine the project. reduced The amount
required TO six millions. Ine bill Yves referred tonn-
other committee, in wboe hands the amount WAS
2 second tis1e reduced 10 three millions. Ia this
shape il was submitted TO Congress on The l3h ult.
and vvns discussed with great ardor and Tehemence
Tre bill was sustained by Messfs. Tornel and Rod
riguez, and vigorously com5aued by Messrs. Saga.
ce,a aud Rosa. On the 10th, vote was taken ana
the bill rejscted-43 20 IL.
We learn, moreover that the utmost discord pre-
yaiis between the government and Congress. This
want of mutual understanding clogs all the opera
lions of the administration Don. Ignacio Trigusros
has resigned the office of Minister Of Finance. Fec.
Lombsrdo has been appointed Minister ad interim
The best informed in Mexican affairs believe that
revolution is inevitable.
An atroclOus murder was committed lew weeks
since in the CITY OF Mexico by an individual named
Navarro, on the person Of a Frenchman named Jean
Baptiste Charroin. The latter had demonstrated
with Navarro for taking improper liberties with a
young girl, when the miscrecnt drew polgnard
and plunged il three times into the body OF the ur-
fortunate Frenchman. Navarro was Immediately
arrested.
In New Mexico there have been more Indian dis
turbauces. An attempt was made to assaseinate the
Governor in his own house. Fortunately twas un-
successful, and the criminal was himself killed.
New Orleans Bee, Nov. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
z The former Editor OF the New-Otleans Bee,
Mr. Built, is aboa, 70 GO into the Picay une.

GG- The efforts of Dr.. Valentine and Miss R.
Shaw the pube have been sanctioned by signal Sue
cess They haze with the which they de-
served. We know not where finer entertainment can be
found It is sweet The troubles of the day, enjoy tho
amusing talent of the one and the other We re-
command our readers attend the repetition this evening"
Let them enjoy the amusement Of one, und let the munase
take the notes ofthe othe, Monsieur e aso assists on tic
occasion We have doubt that the Society Library Roon
will be again crowded with the beauty AMI fashon OF tbs
c,y. ri
Ur AIexsnder's rricobaphe.-A New and val
nc BILE discovery berc Liquid Dye, which
changes Hair beautiful otSp or 5lacA
without injury the Hair Skp. The grea: superiority Of
neos effect a other dyes t0oun: from ten TO twelve hour
70 p,odnce any cluncc.
single application For sale by Rus,on Co., ITO r9pdwa
10 A.,9 Horse and Broadway cor Of lh s:Ies !T "a
Lbety street or Of r q G. AtWrsht sole ssen for Y.
Philadelphia. no LII
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

The Advertiser says: Col. Latnam ba'cocH'
keeper of the East Pass Light house, came to his
death Yesterday afternoon in a most shocking
manner. EIe was. with two other men, over on
Crooked River, about forty miles from this place,
in small boat hunting-they were about return
home and in hosting tie sails some of the rig-
ging caught in double barreled gun, which lay
at tae bottom of the boat; Mr.. B. was seated IN
the stern seized the gun and attempted to extrcete
it. when both barrels discharged and the contents
lodged in his abdomen. He breathed q few mo-
ments and expired. Col. B. was native of
Rhode Island-he has been several years resi-
dent of this place, and was much esteemed by all
who knew him. He has left wife and several
children to mourn his loss"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 81.
THE WHO ALMANAC FOR 1s15.
,vy..r Almanac Tor Is45 viii be pub

nThe wing Almanhc to< . 70 W. n.,,,' =.
sbsi Immediately after NIL The Eec, -
I viii con,an the official votes OF all tho States BY
C,rnc and Congressional DISTRICTS will also contain he
0earution Of Indepcndcnce, the Constitution OF the cn.e
so,es. besides srea, variety Of Statistical Political and Mis-
cc,l,neor, matter and in a respects will be fully equal to any
ot Il, predecesors-c, the 1913 and Is 10 FARM
err Merchants. Mechanics and Politicians ~ 'ouns aW0lA
, md Useful reference throughout the year.
r- 1ro mice will be the same heretofore for sn
sls copr iSx cents, 81 yer dozen, or 81 per 100
w. GREELEY 4 McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings. New-Yolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

By the arrival o the schooner Ellen Perkins. Capt Pesley
Isdnys from ssal has brought home ppaln ES%aIt
Kenneburk which ounde;ed the night of the 18th Qcto
beshe ,nk in ene hoar from the Tune They Ind
their bon,s 10 miles South Ea,t ffom Cope Antonio tCgba,
Alter SEM in the boats egh, days suffering nae
escapes they finally succeeded IN se,ng 70 ssa on the 5
take passage the bnrqae louisa which wSs expected
state that he received every attention and sympathy from the
ti,,-,ttss cd inhnlitants ut ssIsa!.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

FIRE IN NEw-HAvEy.-A gentleman from New
Haven informs us that the Public House formerly
known as the Qunnipisc, but more recently as the
City Hotel, in that place, destroyed by fire yes
terday morning. The fire commenced in the dining
room about o'clock A N. and all efforts to extin-
guish it proved ruitless. The house was fully in
sured, though the property Of Mr.. Hotchkiss, the
landlord, was not. The Law Institute, standing
contiguous to the hotel, was with great difficulty
saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

To.DaY's OrrsIDE.-On the First Page-A
Review Of Gr;swold S Poets and Poetry of England,
with Poem by MlLsEs: and an article on Water
Cure.
on she Last Page-A Poem by ]. Augustus.
Shea Speech of Michael OConnor at the Festival
OF the Young Friends Of Ireland, with scme OF the
Letters read on the same occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
United states Circuit Court.
Before .Jud,e f,rrrs.
The followinr

The following gentlemen were Yesterday EN-.
nnnecd rs Grand Jurors: James Lee, Foreman; Nesu.
llenry Andrew. william Agate Chares Crane, John Glen
James JARVIS Enoch Lewis james Nicol John Pearsai John
Townsend J Moses D. Iaylor, William w. Todd. Daniel
L. Ross, Joseph Corrdn, William ). Cos, Isaac Townsend
Judge Belts then delivered Tho cnarge Of The
Court, which he stated that thce II orig crnsa case,
in the Calendar which would be laid before the Grand Jury
for It's action The jurisdiction of the Jury extended also
the works belonging to the u Gorernuen; IN this District,
such the Navy Yard, West Point. &c and would be the
province othe Jury enquire relation to these institutions
The penalty licences committed in them governed BY The
laws oi the State.
The Jury ,hen retired for de!iberation.
The following understand the criminal the
Calendar The United States Mlichuel Harrington lar.
eeny on the high seas Wm Merchant Stephen Smith, Thos
Thompson and John Fily, endeavOrng make revolt on
board the ship Elizabeth Dennison Charles Carroll altering
Custom House certificate; Samuel Loeri, smugg ling VIM.
jackson and VIM. Oswell, endeayong 10 make revolt on
board the shp Chrstova Colon; Frcdk $. Ward. Snug.
Cling: James Farrell perjury
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

Goop-We understand the Pupils of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylun accompanied By their Principal, Mr.. PEET, will
visit the great Bunker Hill Exhibition By invitation this
afternoon nj oelsck. Wears sad to hecr 4 and .us,
they VIII not be able to hear the auncers Of old Bunker
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Passengers Arrived.

In the ship 81 cry, from Ragged Iiand-J Bassier,
IN The British ship Iris from Bahia-Mr Ireland CT
IN he 5rig George, from cGarlestoniss Evans, DR. Eel
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

~ jfr Kavauagh Murphy Mrs.. Philips and Misa Adair
perform this afternoon at the Museum In adtgn
err Sougrers introduce their much admired Ethiopian meo
dies An entertainment IN the evening, as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

THE DAILY TRIBUNE served at an carly hour IN any
nan this CITY or Brooklyn, ut CENTS per week pay
be 10 the Carer those WHO prefer IT, at the same rnte
for six mouths OF year, payable at the office 10 advance
Persons wishing 10 ba served Will please send IN 'he names
through the Post Office or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Total .---oo,o<o ~,
Claws minority

The McMinn return believed TO be the official
vote. The Polk return differs from the knoxville
reports, in consequence we suppose. of one OF the
precincts having voted direct for Polk and Dallas
and Clay and Frelinghuyssn" instead of the
Electors, as the law requires. The difference is not
material. The Morgan and Fentress msjorites are
reported, the first by the Knoxville papers, the last
by The endorsement on The Sparta Gazette. We
have leuerirom Sparta 10 the same purpon. They
e'DA0' - :, Nashville Whig, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

PRESIDENT JoNEs's VIEWS on ANNEXATION
The Ncw-Orleaus Republican speaking of the
opiuions of DR.. Jones the Chief Magistrate of The
Texan Republic on the subject of anrcxiDg his
country to the United States says:
"By On extract from letter attributed 10 DR..
Jones' President elect OF Texas, and which recently
found It's way iato the papers in the United States,
we were led to believe rhathut gen,lemans opinions
regarding Annexation had been msrepresented, and
ba, he wus in favor OF the measure. II now appears
ha; our original opinion was correct. DR.. Jones is
opposed to Annexation. An emphatic indication OF
this was furnished SO soon us it ascertained that
Jones was elected. Mr.. TerriIl was sent Minister
to England: and Mr. Riley Minister 10 the United
Sta,es-Mr. Van Zandt having been recalled. The
two first tnamed gentlemen have distinguished them
selves in their hostility 10 Annexation"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

~ Jusr PUBLISHED by FIRTH, HALL & PoND No go
broadway cor PARK Place asd Fnnkn square, SIX NEW
VALUES by W '. WALLACE, with an excellent Likeness of
hccomposer Also, TRors NocTuRSEs dedicated TO Thai.
berg L., GoNDoLA and CHANT PELERISs by the sane
celebrated Artist The fayorte AMERICAN Polka danced
by Mons Ko.pona and adle De*ardne Nibo Garden.
with correc; henesses, and THE Rock PILGRIMS by
Benz: Weymas word, by Gen. Morris with elegant Fgnee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

WHIo WORTHY TO BE CALLED Who's.
Pu.nal, Of Sumter County, Georgia, who was on
his return home, yesterday rode EIGHTY miles on
horseback 10 reach the State TO vote, and We aIe
prarisd 10 state that he arrived in this city in lime
10 dsoosite his vote for the Wing Ticket. Pass his
name around. Augusta Chronicle, 9Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

bic place under Pollcs Administration. He needs
one, and has done what he could 10 earn it. we
write this in good part in the hope of commend
ing him to the favor of the new dynasty. They
could rot have more flexible instrument, and
his capacity is atlesst respectable. Wetrust hc'
and such as ne, will gc. pretty much ell the Gov
ernment pap allowed to the Free States for the
next four years. Why not
FLoRIDA.-The Apalschicola Com. Advertiser
of the 10th centairs nearly full returns from the
Western and Middle Senate Districts OF that
Territory. In the Middle District (six counhes)
FIVE Loco. Foco Senator's have been chosen over
FIVE Wings by vefy close vote. Bal;zel' the
lowest, has 1896 to 1859 for Church, highest
Wing, and cne or two precincts Of Jefferson Co.
to come in, which sre likely to increase the ma.
jority.
In the Western District, six Wings ran against
two Locos. The returns are not fnl', but we
think three Wings and one Loco are chosen
We give list of Representatives elected rom
the counties before US, for future reference
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
BY This Mornings mail.

Us The Members OF Congress are rather later
than usual in reaching the city to attend the Ses
sisn which opens on Noa dav. Among the Mem
bcfs VIII, have reached the CITY. howoy.r, the
d. tingeished Elk Prssi1ent and Representative
from Massachusetts, MIR. ADAMS, end the honor.
ed Senator from Kentucky. Mr.. CBrrTEsDE.
Nat oncl intctIigeacer, TUESDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

US. SENATOR FROM ARkAssAs-A letter re-
ceiyed in this city dated Little Rock, Nov Z, says
that Col. Chester Ashley was On the previous day
elected L. S. Senator for two years n place oil MI
Fulton, deceased. Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Coroncr,s Office

Sudden Death.-The Coroner was called this
morning 10 the Penitcnary Backwes Island TO hold an
inquest on the body Of Daniel D. Williams, Of said
committed yestenny from the Upper Police Office as a va
grant, and while being conducted 10 the Hospital department
suddenly fell and died. Verdict denth by dropsy OF the Chef
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

Nov lat a. lon 20 e. schr Galveston I'm Baltimore
Noy n Cape Henry. bearing NV by " 20 miles, spoke
Z soop Of WIZ bound Norfolk; could not understand he
name or where from.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

HENRY PH1ILIps's CoNoEKr.-Mr Phillips's
Grand Sacred Concert will be given at the Tab.r-
nacle this evening II will consist OF extracts from
the Oratorios of the Messiah, Samson, Joshua,
&c. Mr.. Phillips will also show by diagrams and
sing in Hebrew the ancient Bible Signs and the
Song of Moses. The religious portion of the COM
muniry are thus strongly appealed to; and, as the
price of tickets has been reduced to fifty cents, there
will NO doub, be q large audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

MoRE STOPPING OF THE wHEELs:-i Barre
Gaz:tse says ,hsta Curiage-slaker il that town,
who had made arrangements for building 5e bug
gies has lost the JOB in consequence OF the eeeoo ron
Of James X. Polk 10 the Presidency. inus - oVo
have been Withheld from the industry o. Barre,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

CONCERT OF MISCELLANEOUS MUsIc.-Thc low
ers of good music will not fail TO notice that Mis-
ceaneous Concert is TO be given this evening ct the
Rutgers Institute by W. H. Oakley, w. ID. Comes
and F. Ii. Nash, assisted by Messrs. D. O. Ball and
H. Dunning. rare treat is in store for all who
,,s, a attpnd
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

INp,AsA.-In Davies and Martin counties, Indi-
ana, Chapman Loco Foco, is elected 10 the Senate.
in ,be nIace of Ahaer Davis, Loco Foco, deceased,
hy ras;ori,y of l3. This leaves the Senate lied as
bsfors Gin. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
G SEE LIST PAGE.
Cienred.

Ship Uuca,, I.atllnm, NOrleans E K Collins
Bark Iecnmseh, Ripley Apqlachlcolq, J B Ogden.
Br schr pnralett, Lockhart, Windsor, Ms: Tom Crng
Dean, st Johns NIB.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

Mr.. VANDEyHoFrs REGULATIONS AND READ
IyGs will be given this evening in the Lecture Room,
Clinton Hall. As his effective and beautiful elocu-
ton is we'll known, it scarcely needs our -ecommen-
daOn, to those wishing delightful entertainment,
to go and enjoy the rare treat that his brilliant deca-
nation will afford. The members OF the Mercaa-
tile Library Association have arranged with Nh.
Vandenhoff TO form class under his tuition in elo-
cution which is aS that as part of gentleman's
education, cannot be too highly appreciated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

B John Tyler, Jr. we hear, announces him.
self as candidate for Constable-no, CONGRESS! |!
jim the First District of Virginia, Qate Wise's.)
He "a nice boy, but can't come in.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27
Refcw,


Ship vicksburg, Berry. from Nodcaus. to W Nelson A
so, brig unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

w See Concert advertisement of signor Bini in
another column,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

~ The BILL OF RICH ATTRACTIONS at the
American Museum, this afternoon and evening, is
the richest ever offered at this elegant temple OF
Momas il being prepared for the benefit of t. Hitch
cock, the liberal and spirited manager and of itself,
independent of his private claim 10 the patronage of
his friends, would be sure to ell the house. AS a
manager, hir. H. owns superior in the States,
the popularity of his Museum clearly proves, and
for his uniform efforts in presenting the best talent
in the country upon his boards, he deserves bum
per-hence on this occasion we cannot mention in
our limits one half the novelty offered, SO particu-
larizs none only adding assurance that you will
be delighted if You go. Performances at after
noon and evening.
SALE OF SPLEypID PAIsTIses AND MARBLE
STAruARY.-We consider ourselves as confsring
great favor on connoisseurs in calling their special
attention 10 the sale of magnificent Paintings which
TO be sold q, auction this evening, at Clarka Gal
Iery, 287 Broadway. This splendid collection is so
we'll known that any account Of them is unnecessa-
ry-sufHce to say, that the choicest gems Of the
Gallery remain yet TO be sold. They are open gra-
tis, and they only nssd to be viewed to be appre-
ciated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

TsE jews IN Russn-Tbe Emperor Nicholas,
with the cold-blooded bsrbarity which distinguishes
him, is about 10 drive the Jews to the deserts OF rhs
Interior They number one hundred and fifty thou
sand. To crush Poland, was not cruelty enough
for his malignant ambition.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

The Sun. The Moon. FULL SEA
Rises. Z Sets. .4 Rises Sc 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

ITALIAN oPERA.-Tbis evening the Opera of
sLucrezia Borgia will be again performed. 1t
geye high satisfaction 10 a crowded house on blon-
day evening. Borghesa and Pico were both re-
,eived with great enthusiasm, and called out at the
.iosa nj The niece.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

Foreign Ports.
SID In Maanzas about i4.h Nov. brig Carb for Key Wet
At do, baik John Winthrop 1T; Untao, cpg brig Thos
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-27

rhe second day comfortabe and the third snow fell
10 the depth Of two feet, damp and heavy, loading
down the trees, accompan' with heavy gale o'
wind Not returning IN due Iims, an1ieries were
.ntertaned that i'll luck had attended them; accord
ingly search wes made for them, but with iue eeci
unli the l4th inst when they both found dead,
probaby on account of cold and hunger.
The Youngest aged about 20, was found first.
living with bis face upon the snow, or downward
From the position in which he was found, tits sup
posed tnET sIl while travelling and died without
n struggle jeremiah, aged about 80, was found
about half mile from his brother, Who from ap
eearances had anticipated his fate.
New Hampshire Statesman.
THE TAY SrEAMgR.-The arbi;rarors at Havana
in the case of this vessel, when she ashore on
the Colorado Reef, and was assisted from her peril
Gus position by the Spanish war steamer Congresso,
have decided that the salvage to be allowed the lat
Ter by the Royal Mail Steam Company shall be at
and after tine rate Of Is per cent the Uaiue Of the
ressel and 25 per cent. the cafue of the quicks
GER ON board, thus veluing the steamer al say
f7GO00 and the $50 TASKS of quicksilver at & H.
OG0. The total amount Of the salvage TO be paid
nv the above decision will be fl3,500 sterlingl-
Unfortunate Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Barbados Globe, Oct. 13.
HORRIBLE MURDER AND RoBBERY.-The Chill.
cothe (Ohio) Advertiser gives account Of the rob-
berry OF the store and murder of Mr.. Frederick Ed
wards, al Bonneville, on the 18th inst. 1t is suppo
sed tina; some time after midnight entrance into
the store room was effected BY forcing open the front
window shutters and window, from whence the as
sassin passed into the room where MIR. Edwards
slept, who could not have awoke until the entrance
into his bedroom, when, probably, sprnging up he
encountered his murderer, and received his fatal
wounds.
MELANCHOLY AccIBEET-As Dir. EPhraim Har-
low was at work upon the new part OF the Queque-
shan Mill, he lost his balance and was precipated
some sixty or seventy feet into the wheel pit. He
survived the shock about four hours.
Fall River Monitor, Wednesday.
F1REs.-At Richmond VA on the 23d inst. the
building attached TO Talbous Foundry on Carey
street, a sort of store-house for Machinery, was
burnt. Loss $4,000.
The house occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Rogers Of
Iemster, N. H. was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last.
barn, belonging to Jonathan Farnum, 10 Tx
bridge, Mass. was fired by au incendiary Satur-
day evening last, and entirely consumed. Ten head
of cattle pershed in the flames.
q SAMUEL SEMMEs, Esq. OF Allegany county,
has been commissioned by the Governor Of Mary
land as Chief Judge Of the Upper Judicial Circuit,
in place of the late Judge John Buchanan.