New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22

A GREAT PURcHAsE.-Thc propriei0rs Of the
Lowell companies and the new Essex Company down
the river have purchased the water rights OF Lake WIN
nipissogse Squani Lake, Newound Lake and Great
BAY situated In New Hampshire, and which are the
great FEEDERS Of the Merimsck yer. By this purchase
the water power OF the Mermsck will be immensely IN
creased aud will full supply Of water every day
in the year The lakes which We have named, we IN
dersAnd give surface OF water OF between $1,000 and
100000 acres During nine months IN the year me
water FOR the supply Of the mills in this city abundant
but with these great sources managed as ~ be drawn
upon in midsummer or time Of drouih, the supply
will always be abundant and the power In TINS cry
and below greatly increased as wei As rendered
more permanent We look upon this purchase IS one OF
great value % Lowell and OF Interest % our citizens
We predict that Il will lead in time 20 an increase IN our
manufacturing establishments corresponding az east 10
the increase Of wa.erpower which il will create. Low"
ell destined to be- great city much greater tnsn many
of imagine Lowell Courier.
ANOTHER HORRIBLE OUTRAGE ~ GREENE-A
correspondent Of the Norwich journal writing from
Greene Chenango County states that another attempt ~
murder made at that psce on the 18TH INST II sp
pears that Mrs samuel VaTse had been out near mill
pond the Genes creek and eat down On oz 10
rest when 'wO men came up blinded ana gagged nef'
As in the case OF Mrs Burdck, (Which TRANSACTION We
noticed last week and threw her into the pond enc
was got out alive but tell who the perpetrators OF
this foul and inhuman deed We're as she did not see
them Her husband vas suspected in the Gaze Of Mrs
Burdick They had been married but year or two
The excitement about that region nconsequence oil nese
attempts 10 murder Is said 70 be tremendous
KEEPER OF An IsrELLIGEScE OFFICE Cos
vIcrED-ln the Municipal Court yesterday Joshua But
FUN put ;rs for chestny sarah Nntter cut OF
hy cents. under pretence of supplying her with place
in the family Of M Asa B. Hogins Il appeared from the
evidence that M Higgins had told Bu-um not 70 send
him any more females TO nis house tor employment IN
bis family ye, sfierwsrd he did send the comp snant ~
Mr. house and informed her that be wanted mouse
keeper Judge Gushing charged the Jury, that II the
keeper Of An Intelligence Ofce received Tee for IN
formation. he bound 70 knowsha' What he stated
true and Il be knew that the Information was false,
and obtained the hy in consequence Of giving H.
the offence Of cheating By fls- preences made out
II the jury satisfied from All the evidence that the
defendant Intended to deraud The snsllness q the
amount was not be taken into consideration IN deter
mining the question The jury returned verdict u
guilty Boston Poet, Tuesday.
INTERESTING CELEBRATIoN-Oneh hundred years
having elapsed on the 9th inst since the formation OF
the Church OF North Coventry CT the event was
commemorated by religious exercises The divine
blessing was invoked by Rev. DR. Mott OF Frank
In now in the Hiaefy-seconi year OF his age
and the sxty mn of his ministry. After the RED
gious services the company dned al the Academy
near At the head Of one Of the tables was seated
the venerable patriarch before mentioned He was
furnished with pewter platter, which once belong
ed 20 Rev. Samson Occum. the famous Indian
preacher and also with napkin made $50 years
ago BY lady Of Boston. who has been dead more
than century Much OF the furniture OF the tables
was Of pc wier such our sscesters used and cake
was served. made from a receipt 1sea century ago
nor was bean pOrridse a fayoriie dish Of our
cestors. wanting After dinner vote was passed
aiiouraing the meeting 10 October 9th, l9i5.
" Died recently in Ct Louis, Capt John Mel.
aged 60 Besides oeng, hero Of the Revolution, be
Captain Of the arst steamboat On The Missouri
- The town OF Baton Rouge La Is infested
by band Of mscreans who occasion no little degree OF
s-gni onz its inhabitants IL Is ell owing 70 their
having no patrols there.
e The PieaysEs says that the Steamer Lodi,
bound up Red Ryerwss obliged 20 return - TIE city
the ll,h Ut consequence u Ihsre being Only twenty
inches az the mouth
- New Orleans market. are rather dali. Gauss,
neemency u the weather.
- The Rev. ] n Matiu il preaching in Toron-
10, Canada IN. Q. Pic.