The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
nI0yements efTrnveIIers.


That the spirit of travelling forward at least, has sub
sided very materially for the last few days is sefev-
at the
AMERIcAN.-R. r. Warner Geo.; J. P. Wallace, Mo
bile Jno Williamson, Tenn; 1t. H. Ed, U. S NJ Geo.
w. Lippett Boston Mr.. Russell Milton, Mass J. x.
Rennith, Boston J. II. Arnold, Norwich C. Bruce,
Richmond Va I. L. Arthur, S. c.; d. II. Murray, Bal
timore H. Nicholes, Toronto D. Nletcalf Matches J
ton Mooney Charleston Weld KnaehooH
Robt. H. Potts, Philadelphia Dr. Wallace, T. w. An
B l. NJ Peesa and 5on
ALL IL PGmsroy Hartford Jos wthsr Phs:i W r.
St. Louis W w corcoran, Washington.
GIVE. F. Robinson, Mr. Edwards, Boston Messrs.
do; Chas. Campbell, Macon, Geo; Chas. R. Kennedy
20; $ r. Carpenter, Phla; is Samuel and James Ar
ba, Ala b Robinson Louisville, Ky. O'''
FRAsKLIS.-George Sanford, Bridgeport r. Cooke,
Albany G Burnett Ithaca II: B. shiaer, J. A. Wells
j. Marshall J. II. Mountache, Albany A. Rae, Oneida !;
c Alrich, w. H. Jennings, st. Louis
GLoBE-Mr. pageot, Phila Mr.. Cadwallader, do; Mr.
Cairns, l.. l.; s. Maiard, Bordentown; w. Hutchin-
son. Mobile
HowAnp-Dr Fraser, Montreal; j. Johern pei, Ohio;
f. Z. Bowie, Maryland Geo. T. Watson Mills Ala;
Jos. w Smith, Perry Co, Ala NJ Johnson, Natan
D Kelly, Phila 9. Davis, Baltimore W Wyman, Ya-
200 City Geo Taylor, Monrose J.P William, Yazoo
Wilkinsens, Troy A. Burgess Ohio j. Dawson, Co.
lumbia Ca; J Kolbume, KY j. Harris Smith, Engand
u.
Maine j. Wood and family, England-passenger by
the steamer Great Britain.
HIGr-HhNDEp OUTRAGE.-under this head, the
Gloucester Telegraph publishes article the sub
stance Of which is probably furnished by Capt Wonson
place which it stated that after the schooner
lane OF this city, had been left by her crew who were
taken by bark Nuskingum and brought to this city she
boarded by Capt Wonson and his fishing who
making preparations to bring her into port. II
complained that while these preparations were going
the ship Iercuean, of Kingston, hove in sight and
that Capt Holmes. OF the latter vessel sent boats
to the Jane which proceeded to strip her of her mansa
and rigging, notwithstanding the remonsrances of Capt.
srppings Capt Holmes drove his ship upon the wreck,
breaking in and completely demoshng the stern
ryng away the mass and spreading the cargo, thereby
rendering her valueess Capt Wonson and part of his
were upon the wreck at the time and barely
ped with their lives.
MELANCHOLY EvENT.-Frday afternoon last, dur
ing the storm, Eliza Ann Puney, daughter of Mr..
samuel Puney and Mary NJ: White, laughter of Mr. p.
X. White were struck dead by lightning. These young
ladies' or rather girls as they were but II years Of age
were at Mr. Whites house Union Hill sitting in the
basement story on sofa between the two windows of
the rear or southern room. The lightning struck the
house the southeast angle Of the roof descended
through the upper rooms TO the ceiling Of the second
floor where the current seemed to have been separated
going along the bell wire to the front door and
appearing after breaking to pieces marble pedestal OF
Of the columns Of the porch another portion ira
vcrsng the wires TO the back porch and beneath TO
the bells all oil which were wrenched off. Those who
examined the of the fluid did not ascertain ex
actly how 1t connected with the basement where the
young ledies sat, whom ii struck dead in its course
Richmond Times Aug. H.
GREEN, THE REFORMED GAMBLER, AND THE Con-
vIcT WYATr.-We notice in late Cleveland papers
letter from Mr.. II. Green tho reformed gamb in re-
ply to the pubsheda few days ago from Mr.
Morre the Chaplain Of Auburn State Prison Mr. Green
re.afrms tho substantial truth, in all particulars Of the
original settlement ne made some months since in regard
TO the confessions Of Wyatt (Which MIR. NJ declared 10
be wholly apocryphaD, and impeaches the motives that
prompted the Rev gentleman to write his letter There
appears TO us TO be much force one point made by
Green, wifi Mr. Morrell knew that the statement re.
speeding Wyatts concessions was false, why has he de-
layed his refutaton to this late day. The matter Is now
mere question of veracity between Messrs M and o.
and those Knowing the parties draw their own
illusions. The trial OF Wyatt we see has been put
to the February term Of the Circuit CourBu6aio Ado
9ug %
MILITARY MOVEMENTS. Orders have been re-
ceivcd from Washington, il is stated in the baltimore
for Mninr To hold hia regiment of