New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-03
CHARLES W. RIDGELY.

ANOTHER WING MOVEMENT. Portage
County Star call for meeting Of the Why's of
that County take into consideration the state OF The
country the sentiments of the people OF that
section ON the question Annexation. All tnvited 10
attend The meeting who wish 10 aid in sustaining The ns
;ttons OF the country the further ecrpachuen Of
the Slave Power The meeting called for this day ~
thu Executive Committee of the Wing party. Hon Mr.
Tden member of Congress from the Portage District, Mr..
we,more Senator and Mr.. Paine. The Representative Of
Portage IN the last legislature were expected 10 address
the meeting Ohio will make her recreant servants hear
her voice She will wear the badge Of servtde nor
cherish doushiaces .uNio S'a'e Journal
FIRE IN CHARLTON NIi.LAGE.-On Monday, 9th
of March the dwelling house Of Mr.. Ami Hoyt dis
covered 70 be on fire The family at din=er nj the
time the fire mrs; broke and the hrs ininaOn they
had that their house IRE, the falling in Of the
roof above their heads They deserted the building
as possible but in the confusion forgot child that lay
sleeping In the cradle. The thought that child must
eurt TO death Allied every mind with the deepest anguish
tina; feeling way 10 more loyous one, as
the father coming from the house with lis hair in
flames bearing In his the child. The feelings Of the
mother be described, she cased be. child 20 her
breast amid the cheers Of the assembled villagers. Mr..
How every thing, saving not even coat 10 his back
LS&ratcga Wing.
LATE MuEDE1 arAiANcHEsrEE. We are request
FL 10 state a, the knife and razor with which murder
OF Mr. Parker effected The possession CT Joseph
NJ Rowe. Esq. Coroner, and be examined N his OF!
fee. Perhaps who may have list !hezl VIII lie
able 10 Identity them, and BY that means iorsh clue 10
the detection OF the murderer. We VIII also state ha. the
footprints made by him indicate that he pa!r OF
rlgh:-andle boots. The iracs are middinssized Mr..
Parker had within few days ;aken nearly $1,000 FOR two
poc<et-heOS. which was taken, s no; now known M
Ps head nearly severed from his body leaving oaly
about ;cu- inches Of the inside Of the neck gncni
Manchester y. H American.
RAILROAD AccIDENr-A fatal accident occurred
on the 25d nit on The Philadelphia Railroad Gunpow
der river OF which We have no; yet seen noticed
In any papers Il appears that Two young Germans,
brothers had been pArtaAins 100 iree Of ardent sp
tits and the- way home, beisS much intoxicated they
lad themselves down. one the railroad track and The
other very L. and L aseep. In this position theT
maiGei perfectly uncoH>cous until TIE locomotive
along and picked up Tie who had been ee2n; upon
The track with one OF the HOOKS attached 10 The cocacher,
dragging him considerable distance over the ground De-
fore The engine could De stopped and l4cetnc his body
that he taken up and carried the Gunpowter river
where died in about hour The other brother Il ap
pears Tad been discovered and slept soUIty that
he perfectly unaware OF what had happened 10 his IN
fortunate companion The cas- passed on, sANs one OF
sleeping The sleep o: noNcaan and taxing with
them the other, who had been aroused only from the
ae5EAte s;upor sleep he sleep q death aid be sepA:a
ted Tor earth rom closely rnie b. the ties
Of consequently. When the other brother awvke IN the
morning he proceeded 10 search for his Hn companion.
and as;onshe AID portions q hs clothes scattered
2lcns The railroad track whste they hAd Teen torn OF D.
coming IN with The railing ends Il tle eepers &c.
against which the BODY hd been forced with grgSt violence.
Tie subsequently the CORPSE Of his brother
found, where Re proceeded and tcok charge OF
70. ntcEmSn We did not learn The names OF the brothers
Bait Pat Tresd4y.
ACCIDENT on TIE RAILEoAD.-TueSday morning
The from SioHrc:on coming towards P-cvi
dencc, when csiUrt. going nearly 4 the Fate OF
thirty niles hou-, the Alst-e u OF The deck
broke. and TIE nearly des--cyec-.s next oeiGs
also deck thrown entirely c- he tack,
;he FORWARD wheels II one q ne o1 passenger cars
Most lli-scuously pstsos seriously injured, al
ihoSgh there were neSriy 80 persons il the
Had the accident occurred further the roaE when pass
Is through deep rocsy cu the loss Of lives would
toGbietlv have been great. BIZ the jUdco'Js maaaSs
Uet Of the conductor 3fT L Tucker Win The assistance
Of the engineers a1 "a; lie passengers, Ire
replaced uan 'hs track altar delay of oaly aboc;
hoc- and l hali. Boston Transcript.
a M sEYISG M4x'-A m2n OF sanctid-d ap-
peu-anee calling hi1lsefsove1. ys;to Ogden Monroe Co
II his state, ad -eele % = Baptist Preacher Br
exiTaof ins-y Professions Of ret. and hodi pyo-ract
e. meetings Sc &c he srcoeeted in wtnnrs TIE cons.
dence OF hs colrlunifr- At last he lsrsuzie ro1rc
of Tie s;-y II syhlch he -eseei .2- lin. bt
very so'r afer discovered that b hsd = isa>;
wives IN ONEIDA county ard be sed bat WIS Subsequently
discovered concealed in the tek .: the eet. He
committed.