The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
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Walter Nissan, miller at Rochester. attempted
to commit suicide few nights since He came home in
state OF ntoxication, and attempted to kill his child
with club, but prevented by his wife, who in
cuing the child, received wound upon the head.
Watchman hearing the ALARM proceeded 10 the house,
and found Nissan in the bed in the act Of cutting his
throat with razor. He was bleeding profusely with
cash in his throat two inches long He was conveyed to
the watchhouse, where his wound dressed by
physician, and where he remained.
One of the houses now going up near the
centre of this town. is owned by two young women who
in one Of our mills and the other that on the sub.
scrpton paper for new mill, circulating yesterday
forenoon we saw the names of several ma nlfacturing
operatives, prudent, industrious, and calculating men,
put down for or two shares of five hundred dollars
each.-NeWburypon Herald
female engaged in mill in Saxonvile, while
brushing her frames had the brush caught by pulley
She was thrown down. and the handle of the brush
thrust in her face, breaking her jaw bone and making
hole in her throat Her physicians think she will
recover.
Charles Flanders confined In the Jail at Newport,
New Hampshire, made his escape last week in some
jailor he took broom which had been left in his
cell, the end Of which he made hook and put it
where the key to the grated door hung to which he
fixed his hook secured it, and unlocked his door and
Immediately made his escape into the woods He was
soon reaken.
On Saturday last, man by the name of Jones,
committed suicide at Nnersville by cutting his throat
with penkniie We learn that he has for some time
past abored under mental aberration-was a much res
pected citizen, and has left large family to lament his
loss.
4 he 9enuemen WHO nave Deen imprisoned In St
Louis for refusing to give testimony relative to the late
duel, have been discharged from prison upon recogni
zance to appear before the next grand jury.
We learn that Colonel Thomas Z. Doughty, OF
Venice, Cayuga county, still labors under temporary
insanity caused by falling from his wagon time
since while on his way to Dryden
The Jury in the case Of William Hardison, charged
with the murder of Sarah Broughton brought in yester
day verdict Of not guilty.-Nortolk Beacon.
General Bernard Of East Baton Rouge for Co
vernon and Judge King of Opelousas for Lieutenant
Governor OF Louisiana suggested to the wings OF
that State.
Christopher Kahn has been convicted at New Or
leans Of mutny board ship Essex lof Boston, Captain
WEIGH on her passage from Liverpool to ~ Orleans
| William Smith, colored, has been found guilty
Norfolk of attempt to kill Mir. FREELY time sine
| of the bark Calisto.
| Harry War; has been delivered to the auho riti es
of Great Britain under the treaty for trial for forgery
George Ormsberry has been arrested in Baltimo re
for attempting the life of his mother
| The speech of Senator McDufe has not been f.
fected by recent paralysis; he is improving.
The number of emigrants who have arrived at Que
bee the present to the LIST instant, 770 esdes
1 year, 4,3l.
The colored man Marshall, convicted of blu rglary
at Mobile has been sentenced to be hung the 4th Of
July. What fine sport hanging will furnish on that
day
The Townsend prize for English compos tion, at
Yale College, was awarded to Mr. Robert Rank in OF
John Rankin Esq, Of South Brooklyn.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention of Mchi-
gan met at Detroit on Wednesday last. Fifty clergy
men were present.
| Lemuel Shattuck, Esq. has been appointed to take
| a census of the city of Boston.