The New York herald., 1845-05-24
,.I I...II. WILLIAM B. JOHNSON, d, d.
Augusta, (Ga) 18th May ls45. III @sa t007

TALLAssEE Falls AND FAcToRY.-It is not gene
rally known that perhaps the finest Falls for manu-
featuring purposes, in the Southern Ststes the
Tallspoosa River Tallassec near the line between
Montgomery and TallaPoosa counties. The amount Of
the Falls to the heavy cotton producing section makes
the situation of unusual value and advantage The
country all north s somewhat poor but quite densely
covered with population which supply any number
Of opeatives while SOUTH the character the soil en-.
urely different yielding the grcst staple .: sbundantly
partial operation at this place. factory in which are
running 500 spindles great addition win be made
70 the Rs9 o II. :dds
rscoilect here about 100 ysrd. wide q feet
In 100 yards The owner Of tho land years ago
offered $4,000 for the shoal tract: but his titles were
then inchoate and he did not sell b since greatly in
immense bed Of iron In immediate contguity the
falls Once or twice, some years ago. steamboats, did
. and WE ar. informed and ss
cation could bo obtained at comparatively small out
lay-Eosf .a'aoomien. ...-..-.
LOVE AND MURDRR.-A correspondent of the De-
troit Advertiser writes as follows from Milwaukee
in Detroit silversmtk or jewesr named Prsussieur
to very pretty woman, who lived with him fortnight
when she left him to visit sister, Mrs. Ludwigg in
Milwaukee. Some two months since he broke up his
business in Detroit and established himself in Milwau
kie where his wife had sued for bill Of divorce Vain
ted and the woman about to be married to another II
appears that this morning he had resolved one more
cu0rt 70 induce nor TO 1--we win nfm fa
ing to kill her. and then put end to his existence
Accordingly he had repaired in the morning to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Ludwigg, and failing to induce her to
change her mind persuaded her to walk the outside
ofthe garden he first shot at her. and then stabbed
her in several places Mrs Ludwigg hurried on hear
ing the report Of the pistol to the relief of her sister,
when she was violently stabbed in the back part Of the
neck Supposing his work accomplished, the wretched
man esped into the river and tired to drown himself he
was, however soon taken out bound and conveyed TO
prison When we left Milwaukee the victim Of this mans
desperate passions was pronounced out Of danger Mrs
Ludwig was not been seriously injured.
From Rio GRANDE-PEAcE WITH THE REBELS
A letter from Rio Grande, under date Of March 13sh
says -" Peace in this Province made the 26th
u after nine and half years cf civil The govern
ment troops about 5000 in arm marching in part
to the frontiers, to watch Rosas II is said War with
Buenos Ayres now confidently predicted by Brazil and
this with the rebels has been contaminated
favorable crms to hem with the apparent policy and
cessy of direct preparation for such event This Is
shown by the proclamation ofthe Rebel General announc
ing the peace, wherein no says Bra I'll being threaten
ed by the nvssion Of foreign enemy, Co., behooves
us to pit the Empcrors terms &c. Business for
considerable length of time, will not bc all affected
the war has been merely nominal for time back
and the import markets superabundantly supplied
while the export in very limited existence the nte-
rior having been long in state Of naction Hides are
high and that vesses constantly compelled
to leave for other ports, for cargoes and freights"
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION. State Con-
venton have passed finally the Constitution and
will proceed to certify the ocia copy with the sigma
lures Of the several members. The instrument was
adopted on its final reading, by large majority b6 mem.
bers voting in the affirmative, to 10 In the negative be.