New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-11
ANOTHER MURDER NEAR wARsAw.-A few

ANOTHER MURDER NEAR W ARsAw-A few days
since named Williams, was murdered within nj
teen miles OF this place The deceased. in company
with his soninaw, lei, Keosuk and to the island
the Illinois shore opposite 10 Tully for the purpose
of trapping After remaining few days the son.inaw
returned Kcokuk, but said nothing OF his companion
Several days having elapsed without hearing any thing
of him. suspicious aroused. and, inquiry, the
young said that his law had been murdered
in the bottom where they were trapping. company
started for the place took the young man as guide aud
soon found the body of Williams. He appeared to have
struggled much after be wounded from the fact the
scratched up around him and thrown BY his
exertions over his body. He had a gold watch his
person, when found, and his trunk in the shan:y
where they lodged. untouched. The young man states
that they getting their traps when two men rushed
on them and shot. He w fail over, when he ran TO
the shany, rot his gun and made Tor the river where
he embarked in his for keokuk In heokuk sus-
pcion strongly the young man. from the fact that
he said nothing Of the murder for some days after he re-
turned home. Warsaw signal Nov. 20
AWFUL EXECUTIoN-We have Just couversed
with gentleman who witnessed the execution OF the
old Burnett and wife, nj Fayetteville, on Saturday
last. They were conveyed to the gaows at baii-past
twelve and were executed about two o'clock. The old
man uttered not word after he WAS put on the plat
form and the old said only few words, when
understood 20 be religious subjects she Is SAID
have been much agitsted, and was unable 10 stand
alone during the adjustment OF the rope. Not sou!
went forward to bid them adieu; did they TAKE
farewell from each other or the world Truly, il must
have been dreadful and solemn spectacle 70 all wno
behoders that the way OF The transgressor hard IN
deed There very large number of persons on
the eround-probably between two and three thousand
Our informant states that he saw young burnett tue
SON. in prison the morning OF the execution, and That
he appeared entirely careless and unconcerned about
the destiny OF his father and mother. What wonderful!
effect crime has upon the heart
Ivan Buren, (Ark.) Wing
THE MAILs-As the mails are now arranged, 1t
requires "a hours to bring intelligence from Ncwl to
Rochester. The mails leave NewYork, say Monday
morning at o'clock reach Albany at - remain there
until Tuesday morning; arrive az Auburn a; lucsuh
evening; remain there until :! "Wednesday morning
and reach here at u o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
This arrangement should be deemed intolerabe bytb
business public. The fault is with the Posi-O:ice :
partmcnt for if il should insist upon greater despatch
and pay for it. could be had There sufficient rca
son for daav of q hours between New York and this
City. Rochester Dem SIN
RoBBEpY.-Thc Office of the Cultvator, in this
CITY, was broken open Friday night, and several me
dals belonging to the State Agricultural Society were
taken One OF the medals of gold and cost sixty
dollars another gilt aud another was bronze IT'S
little Remarkable that several silver medals, and set oil
large silver spoons which were i'll the desk with Inc
others were left Several dollars III uncurrent bank notes
(mosty on Indiana banks) were also taken away Many
papers taken from the desk and scattered through
the different apartments OF Mr. Van Benthuysens printing
establishment. counterfeit bank note, alter having
been torn in two left on the floor oil the press room
Albany Eve. Journal
THE WEATHER-The Mledgeville Recorder OF
The I'd inst SAYS: I'VE experienced. during the last
week the coolest weather have had for several
years On Friday morning the Thermometer was found
10 have fallen to 10 degrees below freezing point We
have however had rain since and the weather has mod
Grated"
THE WEATHER.-We had quite snow squat
last night It's duration short, but the ground was
well covered The wind is veerns about in Nil d'rec
tons bu, still sharp and cold. Cincinnati Gaz 9TH
rE@ Winter is upon us in earnest. The Their
momeier fell to within four degrees OF zero on Friday
morning and YESTERDAY at daylight 1t was i"o degrees
below zero Snow has fallen a depth OF several inches
and our town has been envened by the unusual specta
Gle OF sleghs gliding swiftly and full OF merry occu
pants through NashvieC renn) banner 3D.
= The Weather continues very cold fesier
day morning the thermometer stood re degrees above
dark yesterday evening a, fifteen degrees above
Zero and the time OF writing this it is showing win
every prospect OF good s!eghins TO day. There was
considerable ice running in the river yesterday as yet
il is thin but if present weather holds for few days
the river must close and navigation be suspended
lSt Louis Repub. Nov. 29th.
CES7 The weather still continues severely cold
with strong indications Of settled Winter. Ii it should
now freeze up and remain until the opening OF Spring
we apprehend that the country would suffer from det
cheney of water. There is very large quantity OF pro-
duce TO be ground in the OF the Winter for which
full streams needed. Detroit Adv. ID.