New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-10
Minor News Of the Day.

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Minor News of the Day.
MoRvoN TRIAIs-The = Louis Republican OF
Nay % has letter from Carriage dates ne IA 1919
thar The examination ~ witnesses the pat . ne >is'e
Vas concluded On Tuesday evening and on " tine'eel
morning those r The defence were upon ne SAND lN'
testimony fhe part 0f The state has been yer, ana
md that o. The witnesses very contradictory ana i'
fact that improper Influences have been brought 90 bear
upon them - very apparent thar . = nor WITHIN tlt
bounds 0fprohstfy that The Jury WI hesitate cr one
10 rnsr- ~ hcnorahY acqltnc the prisoners one oi
The Witnesses nras'. and the mot important on ne
part % -he has been proven ro have sckno edged
thar he 90 so from The Nonon- ani - from
Gov Ford for resrify.nz 3 -he another rcSno"
edged from The stand that Dr. Tod d. acg l1.nflt- pr
I'D na. tlfnk a. 20 rtl paid DaHifs The deieni
ans w Introduce hu- few witnesses. and me lawyers
/ wll likely commence speaking on Ihursday mornin-
/ and fle case Wi probably close M Ertay evening
number 0fcharses for perjury have been preitrrfl
AGAINST Nnrrnors who were engaged rs witnesses n POT,
ease % several instances they bad s-rtti 20 md l-
bug when the Prosecuting Attorney prepared ns inff
refused o. endorse them the Jury i composed % wv
| thirds M0rn0us and have been % session iurn- ne
/ whole sr.ng of fhe courr.
/ SLAYER SPrrfIRr In the United states District
Cour- Boston. saturday morning The argument 90
fhe District Attorney Tor the prosecution "s- coAc.N
ici and Judge -prs.le commenced his charge ~ tar
u-v about hl.fps- eleven o'clock and concluded short
is lircr one when The jury retired and az ZEN mnue'
past reurneda verdict of guilty recommending me
/ prisoner fo tae mercy 0f 'hf Court
ArrENrrrn MURDER n DErRoT-Dsf-on
June 5-Thc Teller Of the River Raisin Bank Nr ha--
wa- shot 'a.t night after midnight oy person
! named George Wells lie decoyed him about Two miles
toward. Brest having Ten with him 40 The Bank Se--
.ad 20 contain stating that be- upset h- buggy ami
could gc the other Se- 10 again HAL mad done els
fsF0rs fmauy ne- and they were apparently friendly
Wells hoi him the back and protested thar 2 " 49, lf
intentional and Hs. believed him. Han requested nin
20 drive ss lat be- could and -e him home When they
came near T. " Wings residence Wells -oi bncS OF The
scar and shot him again In The eide O the uecs he -oi
our ct the buggy and along side OF fne lcls', ani
made no reply 20 Halls request 20 PEE eft n The ENchan-e
or ~ h.- brohcr.naw- bur drove by the latter place
some t1l feet when Han jumped ont and succeeded n
/ getting 90 his hr-'her-inlaws 70 l. very donniial
whether Hall VIII long .uryivc-th0ugh be may. N'..'
/ 10 ial. The keg-, believe contained only sand
Correspondence of Wells 4 Go.
SHOCKING MrRnER-We learn from the Mssi-
.up Free Trader that the 2jh Of May the bodies %
fhree persons-two women and one were found n
fat boat about miles above Naichez IN such con
don az 0 leave doubt of their having been murdered
with an axe.
RonurRY-A RARE ADvFNTrRF-A NEGRO
| OrrwfrrrNG IT'S prRsrFEs The store of Ward 10
/ Montague was broken open on Friday night last ana q
email quantity 0f goods and money taken inererom d
negro wa suspected. and pursuit was immediately made
BE was followed 20 Hnsdele and thence % the state
inc where he arrested and returned 20 the motel oi
Mr. Turtle n Hinsdale. An examination wa here made
and The goods and part of The money found The ~
animation succeeded by daring fcais and ihcf- it
was a.hcd ia bed wifh "a chain During the night De-
broke the lock 0 the chain and made he escape nom
window he was heard ana followed bu- from The dark
moss OF The night hc e.uded h- pursucrs H. clothes
bad been taken from him by the officers when ei' n me
ROOM and Of course his exit was IN s-aie OF nudity
e hros. INTO the first house be- 10 and obtained 90
0ferc0af he entered shop and took knife to de-
,nd himself The next house was that oi the minister
he rear part ~ which be- entered and took some over
shoes The next and as' place be- entered was tailor
shop where be- ftfed himself mp IN good -ye and fash
ion with broadcloth suite The last our informant
heard OF him he in Windsor travelling with knife
n one hand and ptchi0rS IN the other. The fellow u
n nilb.ooded black. about TX feet high
Northampton Courier 81
- The New Hampshire AnuSlavery Society
mot AZ Concord on "Wednesday last Wendell Philips
and : : Foster made Spceche. during the evening
~ The negro girl Celia. suspected of setting
fire 10 the DIVE ling house OF Mr. II : Bell, al Savannah
was examined on the ith inst, and discharged
- The Freemasou- of Cincinnati had a long
and imposing procession the 9Th INST 20 lay the Cor
stone of the splendid and spacious new Hal and
buildings which they are erecting IN that city.
- \ new work on the Constitutional Limita
tons OF slavery. by :. p CHASE, ESQ. OF Cincinnati
lawyer OF high standing and moderate Abolt0nis' i
about 20 be published
C,rriov-A little girl died yesterday from tn,
effect Of inhaling ether, which acts upon the system
very much like lou ching casf' Louisville jour ith
- The rush at the Land Office continues 10 in
crease. such land fever never was known And tnt
be.tof the tracts entered are mostly by actual -et
,lers Green Bay Rep
IMPOSITION rPON IN,uGRA>Ts.-The Rochester
Democrat speaks with very proper ind. gnauon Of The
gross frauds pracscd upon foreign immigrants on tnt
transit through the country. after their arrival m the
United states several recent incidents are gwen OF N,
most outrageous swindling on the par Of pretended
agents this city and along the line Of travel nom here
~ Rochester.
= John Ne-h OF Erin. ChemunG CO., was shot
lately hv the accidental discharge OF gun in the hands
OF William MNlilln. He lived but two day' after the
accident
FOURIER EsrABLIsHNENT-A sort Of PhalanN
called the Buffalo Mutual Exchange Boarding Co
now IN operation n Rochester and D l. found 20 worh
/ exceedingly well Sne families are members OF Tie
Association and they already have 100 boarders Tho
last week the amount received from noardcrs alone PAID
s the expenses of the house except rent he house
occupied The old United states iloie. building ano
rent. for $50 per annum. AID Atlas.
] WISCONSIN WOoL-Our inquiries have not yet
been sufficiently extensive 70 enable ~ 70 approximate
very nearly o. fhe number If sheep in Wisconsin sew
er large h0ck- driven in asi year and -f larger
numbers expected 10 come ihis. The number ir
Racine county j. varously estimated from 500 20 lu
Nuu and there supposed 70 ne more no W alNoftn hf
10 Racine Dr. thought that from 10000 20 5000 ib- OF
Woo. Of ih.- years clipping may bee shipped from ha
cine
PAINFUL AcciDENr-We regret 20 learn that VIII,
the Cleveland stopped No Milwaukee last ght pa--en
ger stepped from the boat The pier and owing to The
dsg<nes. u The night walked Oh and drowned be-
was IN cInigrHnt from Pcnnsyvan and ws- going %
Iowa 8 VIE and seven children are By this fatal acct
dent btreaved of q husband and q father We did not
/ learn the name of the unfortunate individual
southport WE American.
y The steamboat Maid OF Kentucky was totally
consumed on the 81 met az New Orleans AZ late hour
the TIRE originating 10 Der hold.
From the y o. Picayune June !
- 4 large amount Of cotton was cleared al the
Custom House yestcrday-n0t les than nineteen thou
sand eight hundred and thirty I'VE Dale- All bur ninety
two bales were cleared for foreign ports This would BIZ