The New York herald., 1845-12-07
Hl1SceslaNcOus.


In franklin Tennessee, Monday, charged ith being
accessory to the murder OF Norman and the abduction Of
Mrs Denning account OF which we published last
week from the Gallatn onion. Headspeath is old
maa, and formerly member OF tho Tennessee Le-
gsatnie The Smithheld Bee states that two others,
charged with being participants in the crime have
been arrested in Salem.
The trial OF Mrs Van Vakenburgh, in Fulton CO,
for the murder Of her husband by poisoning in
March last, has at length come to close From the
trre Of the evidence clearly established that her
husbands death had been occasioned by arsenca guam
tty OF which she proved to have purchased short
time before deceased was taken i'll In accordance with
these facts the jury ON Saturday returned into court
with verdict OF guilty and sentence OF death was i'm
mediaely passed upon the wretched woman by Judge
Willard Tho day appointed for the execution is tue
gath OF next January.
ga securing TO married omen their own property. and
similar to the law the subject in Louisiana and
Mississippi There is probability Of it's passing the
House. One Of s provisions that tho property real
or personal in the possession If at the time OF
her marriage. which may become hers legaee after
her marriage with the natural OF such property
shall net be vested in her husband liable for his debts
but that the artificial increase Of property after
deductng expenses of support OF family education of
children, nc, may go to the use of the husband.
1t is estimated that there are in the State OF Ohio
lOO0OO00 worth OF hogs and sheep and of them
are oil thorough breed we take any thing of critic
rion recent sale OF stocks belonging to Mr. Rennick,
which lately took place Circlevle. where i'm.
ported COW s"d for S220 aud bull calf for $780,
and number OF others at prices varying from go to S90
&c Yokes OF at 81 to $9l three hundred hogs at
$50 to 81, so per head.
BY the breaking Of the rails where the embank-
ment was washed away OH the railroad between Saco
and Portland the merchandise train Of Tuesday morning
sunk into the gulley and Mr. Nichols the engineer had
his arm broken in two places. He taken .ut by
making hole through the top Of the The fireman
was injured in the breast
Mr. Cough addressed large audience at Faneuil
Hail in Boston Thursday evening He received
with applause
Madam Deman, woman of like character with
the notorious Reslel arrested during the past
ner, in Boston, charged vi b most revolving outrage
on the person of young female who had been seduced
by la syer of Philadelphia and af hearing before
Recorder Vaux, admitted to bail in the sum OF
$40 GEO. since which not word has tn public heard
OF th5 case. =.
At the last accounts from Nashville, Tennessee a
convention was IN session there celebrating the pro-
prety OF constructing railroad from Nashville to Chat
tanooga, distance OF 1870 miles
The city council Of Richmond Va, after very
full examination into the matter have decided that the
Of locomotives the railroads in that city is to be
preferred to horse power and accordingly ordered
There were in Cincinnati, last week. waiting for
the knife six hogs five Of EN- from one litterwhich
weighed 400, 436, 4ss, 440, l5s, and $40 pounds
Hon E Whittesey, in letter to the Ohio State
Journal expresses wish not to be considered candi.
date for Governor OF Ohio.
There passed through the Dismal Swamp canal,
the last ear, ,005, ,965 bushels OF corn.
The convention Of the Friends of the Sabbath ia
Philadelphia, now in session. comprises 500 dele
gate, iron the several churches the city and county
The French navy consists OF III, ,462 men, at
which number ii lac captains. This shows greet
incra aGe since ls3S when the number 80 524. In
1884 il was 100, i40
&ruill pox prevails sarnngly in Henderson,
Ky that be held owiug the absen of
jniois, nom ~ pi.hef sons OF the epidemic.
Ons oi the Penobscot tribe OF Indians has set upln
Camcen, Me, ss q regular ply scian.