New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08


The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-We learn
hn Hon JOSIAH QUINCY Jr Of Boston, is 10 deliver the
Address Al the state Agricultural Fair az this place m
september 4 happier selection could hardly have
taen made. Mr. Quincy all occasions calling tor a.
forts of this kind has been unsurpassed IN eloquence
and the display Of wit and learning The visitors 10 the
ir may expect rich treat lJuca 1azeue.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT PLYNOUTH--On sat
uriay a-t while party were hunting deer IN plymouth
woods Mr. Jerome Pennington WAS shot by Mr.. Angus
u- Holmes Mr. burlington was rom Rhode Island, On
lit % h.s father IN Carver and was one 81 the party
Soon after they mad taken their stations hr burlington,
for some unknown reason left his. and was approaching
hat Of Mr.. Holmes, who hearing the rusting IN the
bushes fred AZ the hr-t glimpse with iata effect As
the sun dischargng he perceived his mistake ran 70
Nr burlington raised him up and asked nm ne nad
killed him he smiled. bowed his head, and died mme-
q sfey lie about tvcntys years old. MI
Holmes. distress great az this lamentabe occurrence
bt those VINO arr acquainted with deerhunrng viii alb
-o.ve him from all blaInc Cor. Of Boston Cour.
LAsgSrABLE-We learn that the wife Of Peter
Winnie Of the town Of Knox in this county. came 70
horrible death Ia the following manner on saturday last
The lady seems. had been subject 20 epiiepue eonvu
lions and during the absence Of her family IN the morn
in Of that day ie the ire and wa horribly burn
a. hv her clothes catching % expire N the evening Of
ia sse day Il is stated tha, her clothes entirely
burned on her down ~ her knees and hcr fesh burned
% crisp IN various parts-hcr head denuded Of "a hair
and her whole skin b.ackenef Albany frechoder
The SLAVE CAsE.-The Commissioners yester-
day received rec0gnizance from Capt LOoy n me -un
of $3.50 with three -uretes 10 the sum 81 suvJ each
p hs APPEARANCE ~ the adjourned session Of the or
cuit Court be held the 10th inst 70 which the May
torn of the Court adjourned The Grand Jury and
The Jldes for iral viii then be in The ba were re-
CURED 70 justify oath The Witnesses were also held
20 appear ~ the same time Most Of them will remain
in custody OF the Marshal until the sitting Of the Grand
Jury portland Advertiser. 9th.
Nyw Wrr,r-The Bloomington Iowa Herald
avs, crop fuu onethiri larger than usual viii soon
a-l4 OF
ne making contracts AZ ftysix cents per bushel We
ire further informed thar The article is considerably su
perior 10 thar Of at years production.
II The stable Of Mr. Honeysett Baker at Al.
| hsny va. burned On Wednesday. The I've. Journal
avs spirited sagacious Dog tbs, has attached ser.
.ef 10 zine W. Q seen. while tue Company wa
living down no5y molly enaeavorng 10 prevent the
vast: Of water from the Hose sometimes BY placing her
mouth and then her paws upon the .eak These saga
,isu. e.Iorts were witnessed By hundreds"
- Hon. John Davis, of Worcester. has been
| s--oir,ad by the Governor and Council. counsel in
defending the consutonality 81 the Massachusetts l.
| cen-e Law which i 20 be tired before the L. :. gu
creme Court Washington next winter. Webster and
| Dav.. are employed on different sides.
- Franklin. suspected OF having killed his own
| riie IN NexHaven. on examination was released on
Tuesday evening The Jury have given As their opinion
hat .he died OF intemperance.
| - Joseph Carter Jr under sentence Of death
Tor participation in the Warren tragedy, has published
etttr IN me litu.'" 'aN. "' -"
| nocence Of the crime with which he Is charged.
- The steamer Lewis T. Linn isbady aground
hr.e niles below Herman one side Of the boat IS out
Id water and the o.her in water over the guards. Her
freight IS in danger Lexington (No) Express. July 81
~ SIX hundred dollars il offered for the appre
heson and conviction OF the three robbers Of Mr. Hatch
| m RoNbury.
| rYs Rev o. T.. MORRILL, has been removed from
The Office Of Chaplain Of the state Prison Auburn
| - Hon. Caleb Gushing arrived in Washington
on Tuesday last from the South