The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31


adopted In this place without opposition, when in I
general it can be uniform. only have to say that
the most prudent and better portion OF the opera
tives have turned in work. and our mills are all in
operation. Peace and quiet is the order Of the
day
More of the Boston Murder.
From Boston Times, Oct 30]
The suspected murderer in this case Trrel has not
yet been arrested II has been asceained that he
at Weymouth at the house of his after the
officers there Monday that he disclosed to his
wife and relations the fact of the MURDER and after
while obtained a sum Of money from them to escape
with II has been reported to the authorities Of this
county that his friends able to get $500 for him out
Of the Bank that day person then carried
himin carriage to Pembroke, some twenty miles where
he left him. The affair has to the Board of Alder
men, and they have taken action in the matter of
The people expect the Common Council to take some
in relation to this great public wrong this
what their imperative duty We learn that the track
Of Tiren is closely followed by energetic and sklful
officers.
From Boston Mail, Oct aol
The apathy manifested by the city government the
occasion OF the late horrible tragedy in this CITY,
be strongly reprehended If there be any head or
they offer reward of $4,000 $4,000 for the aPpre
hension of Trrell? The police officers cannot be ex
peced to the country at their expense with
hope of remuneration while they may be earning the
means Of living by staying at home This is fatal
weakness in the police system. Ii Trre escapes the
fault must be laid at the door Of the city government
liberal reward on such occasions as the present would
prisons in the world We ask again, why is not
ward offered Ifthe governmental afraid Of increasing
taxes by such MEANS let give the rewards and
the amount on public dinners ard Are works
currently reported that woman died mysteriously
at New Bedford last summer, in house of illfame,
where the unfortunate female lately murdered resided
the me-and that Tirrel there about the period
Of the transaction 1t is supposed that the unfortunate
Mrs Bickord was In possession of some information
disclosure of which might have eliminated him. and
which led to her murder. We give this a mere ru.
NOR.
GREAT MINERAL DISCOVERIES IN NORTHERN
w IscoNsIN.-It may not be known to MANY of our
readers that during the month Of August last expe.
dtion fitted out at Green Bay to explore the
try north Of this point in search of minerals party
ME river assembled 1t for many miles, and returned
short time highly elated with the discoveries they had
the Menomonie was assembled still greater distance
The party returned again to the Bay having made their
fortunes,to use common phrase They brought spe.
cimens Of copper and silver which astonished the
sanguine and their description of the country and its
mineral prospects were such to set at rest the doubts
OF the most increduous During the past month suf
cent examination of the country north and north
ous has been bado prove beyond the shadow of doubt
that it abounds with copper aud silver mines full
liable the richest Of the lake Superior discoveries
Mr. Cushman, an experienced miner, and one who has
dealt much in the Lake Superior mining declares that
the country of which speak is richer in minerals
than the boosted Lake Superior mnes and that the
can be obtained at less expense. We have some
with pleasure to the high wrought descriptions OF the
hidden treasures of the earth We learn that Govern
ensuing Spring that Major j. B. Campbell has been
or is to be- appointed agent to grant permits Already
discoveries which have been made the Menomone.
Gentlemen acquainted with the country the Wolf
per- silver and iron ore to be found these streams
What effect the discovery Of mineral in immediate
vicinity will have upon the business of Green Bay
leave to every reader to decide Tor himself We believe
that is about to dawn upon us-that the sun
beams of prosperity will shortly smile upon and that
our streets will soon TEEN with population of many
thousands of enterprising citizens Bay Repub
STEAM REVENUE CUTTERS We have been favor.
ed by the Treasury Department with report made
under the auspices Of the officers of the
several steamers which have been constructed under
subject is only important revenue service but
to the commercial marine Of the United States. The
question which OF these various modes is the best
We understand that eight steamers in commission,
in course of construction, for the marine
The Spencer built at pttsburg, originally upon
Lieut. Hunters plan but the propeling power has been
changed to Loper's.
The "Legare." at New York, was, and now is, upon
the plan of Capt. Ericsson.
The "Bibb, upon Lieut.. Hunters pan built at Pitts
burg, is unfinished
Tie Jefferson" built at oswego upon Capt Eric
sons plan, but has qsen changed to Loper's.
The "Dallas," building at Buffalo, was intended for
Lieutenant Hunters pan but il now having side wheels
The 'McLane, building at Boston, was intended for
Lieutenant Hunters pan but is likewise changedto side
wheels.
The Polk" at Richmond, and walker, at Pittsburg
are under construction with side wheels.
contracts
the administration Of Mr. Tyler.
GLAD TO GET BAcK-The Cincinnati, Inqu,rer
tells the following story:-A Southern gentleman
who, within the past two years. pref
test girls AID took her to Louisiana came up in the
early part OF last summer with his wife to spend
girl The girl told him be fore she lett home that if he
took her with him, she would leave him when they
faithful servant to whom he had always been kind and
he doubted her thrsets Mr. B., the southernsr, had
good her words She left him and he took pains to
win her back place was procured for her by one of
the good natured persons whose province attend
TO such things, where she remainea weeks
and then lett Of the bad received
She subsequently did a little washing here and some
house work there, until at length, after good many
the Broadway Hotel, with whom stayed about
months She began to see that the lie Of freedom she
expected TO lead not what she had cipated
sighed for her old home in Louisiana On Thursday
last she told her mistress she had determined back
things, took passage the Majestic for New Orleans
and lett the following day satisfied with what tho
abolitonists call liberty for the poor slave
DISCOVERY OF ADMINISTRATIVE our last issue,
the murderers OF Jacob Phillips have been discover
ed, and in Jail in this place. They are three
ncgroes-a and two men, or rather one man and
boy, sons OF the woman. The secret of their murder
was found by one OF the fellows attempting to pass off
ten dollar bl part OF the money taken IRON Phillips
They all make esson Of being concerned in the
murder, TO this effect On the night that the act was
SoHAet0u, tho stepped from inc WOODS Where the
three were secreted and took hold of rens Of
bride, and at the time the negro man. with club
iced the deceased to the ground at blows the
man. with club, repeated the blows, and lastly the
boy he statement that Phillips shot, appears
have been a mistake-he was beaten to death with
clubs All three Of the negroes belonged Philpsa and
the that they all give for this diabscal deed is
that he restrained them from running about the settle
ment Phillips, we learn, had been quite indugent to-
wards his servants, and allowed them many privileges
until the neighborhood was good deal annoyed by (
stealing &c when he thought proper to check them
Rutherford Republican.
DOUBLE AccIDENr.-The Boston mail steamer did
not arrive Wednesday morning until 10 o'clock in
consequence OF two accidents the Providence and
Stoningon Railroad. Soon after the train lett Prov
dence, passenger named James Snow, resident at |
Woonsocket Falls, while stepping from ono
ther fell oil and the tain passed his leg complete
ly severing il from the body One OF also
iuc hahn tha all ias.