The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-23

ance occurred; nor was there single tpsy person OBJ
served during the day II was after seven o'clock when
the last OF trades the house OF the Liberator
and shortly after the streets became tenantess So end
cd the memorable Both of May, 1915.
Varieties.
The funeral obsequies in honor of the memory
OF Gen. Jackson, of in Cincinnati on Saturday last
IT was grand and imposing affair.
On Friday evening there was a special meeting of
the Albany Common Council for the purpose of making
the memory of Gen. Jackson A series OF resolutions
were passed. and committee appointed for the purpose
Major Beale, of Woodstock, Brock District, com
the 18th inst It appears that he had been taking prussc
acid incidentally and it is supposed took an extra por
nation Of the body, three large tcnpenny nails
found in the stomach. An inquest held the body,
and verdict returned in accordance.
Mrs. Grace Reerder, widow of respectable
years Of age, committed suicide Wednesday night
last by taking arsenic. She to that city from Mon
trca about two weeks and it is said driven to
the rash act from the fear of want coroners inquest
was held the body the verdict Of which in
The Fourier establishment at Bates Mills, near
Canadaigua, which was organized about year since,
generally predicted, has exploded Assignment for the
the benefit of the creditors made about month since,
Of the assets as had not been previously appro
| the members have principally dispersed.
| On Wednesday last, while Mrs James II. Mich
OILS and another lady sitting in cab at the steam
the arrival of the steamer Penobscot from Boston, in
tending 60 up the river in her. the horse backed off the
wharf into the river Mrs Nichols sank with the cab,
and was drowned. The other lady was saved.
| When the Hon. w. G. Johnson was in New Or
leans he received a delicate compliment to his abilities
land claim His visit to New Orleans was no doubt con-
nected with this interesting business.
The steamer Western Belle sunk in about FIVE
feet water at Schenolts reach, short distance below
Flint Island the Ohio Saturday night last 1t was
reported that she struck log Which did considerable
damage to her hull and caused her to sink The Wes
tern Belle was on her trip to Cincinnati from this city
She had little or no cargo on board but large number
OF passengers-St. Louis New Era l2h
The Journal desPariss says that an operative in
the Rue des vielles Andrettes has invented machine
to make shoes by of which any person possessing
day finish y pairs Of excellent shoes Of every size
Mr.. WHITNEY and comaag nons de poyagc, reached
Milwaukee on the 18th inst He intends to visit Chicago,
Sheboygan and other points on lake Michigan for the
purpose OF ascertanng the best starting point previous
to taking up his journey westward
Hon. b. F. PORTER, of Alabama is engaged in
transating the great work of HErsEocrus the Civil
! dy for the press School History Of Alabama.
HENRIcKA BREMER, the charming and popular
novelist is about embarkng from Stockholm, for this
! Country, to spend year here
| AS some one was eulogizng a Bishop of Louis
lana, who died while missionary, Missouri Indian
who was present, replied Oh yes he very good
and tender !" You know him then,' said the former
:" Know him yes indeed ate some of him -
/ 1t is understood that the Rev. W. G.. JACKSON. of
the Episcopaan Church. has been invited to- and has
accepted the Chaplancy of the University of Virginia
He will enter upon his duties the ensuing session. which
commences in October next.
BY the annual report of the President and Fellows
Of Yale College presented to the Connecticut Legisla
ture appears that the total of receipts past
year S2s 1876 IS total expenditures $27, l49 Co.
julius Clarke, ESQ., formerly editor Of the Lering-
ton ky) lnteigeneer, died at Middlebury, VT, the
by the last accounts, General McDufiie was fast
recovering
i Vel Tro, D.,,n r n
Dawsons health is far established to render his
final recovery no longer doubtful.
! The albany (Ga) Courier, of the 14th instant is
in mourning for the late editor, Col John Jones' who
died in the prime of life after short but attack Of
| Inflammation Of the brain.
| Bishop DE Lancey has so far regained his health
as to begin to attend to his correspondenceGener
Courier
| The six Commissioners appointed by the United
States and by Great Britain to the boundary line be-
tween Canada and the States in Berkshire in Yer.
mont The line is to be marked by iron half
mile apart In the town OF Richmond they of the
farms Of three good Vermonters, that they
Canada.
The gang of burglars and other Williams infesting
the city of Cleveland has become numerous and the
depredatons fragrant that the citizens have says the
Herald generally resolved the free cold leads
For six nights in succession dwelling houses and
had been broken open and rifed.
There has been large fre-for the place-at Rip
ley, Ohio. The loss said to be many thousands Of
dollars" Three houses-one a tavern-were destroyed
and what is worse old colored living in one
of them, was burned to death.
The monument on the Red Bank battle-ground
(Wes Jersey has been shameessly defaced by some
unknown miscreants The line Pennsy and New
of the base and cornces have been injured and in
parts split away-whic two or three names have been
cut on the upper part Of the structure
There is now in the employ Of the York Manufac-
turing Company, girl who during the five months
preceding June, has worked l23 days for which labor
she has received, within that time, sI2 81 Averaging
SIS 90 per wees2deductinE her board 81 20 per week
she has earned 81 10 per week the end of the year.
at this rate, she will have S245 "a clear OF board In
sir in If oft ha York
thore fifty young women-each of these the past five
weeks has earned over twenty dollars, and one has
actually earned and received thirty dollars dollar
per day.-Saco (Me) Union.
Belgium, to demonstrate her admiration of the
talents Of the author of the Wandering jew has sent him
medal struck expressly in his honor On one side is a
portrait in relief Of Eugene Sue, and the other
appro plate inscription. The subscription raised in Bel
GUM for this medal having exceeded the amount rcqu
ed Eugene Sue requested that the surplus might DC de-
voted to charitable purposes.
A lad in New Brunswick, died after an illness of
4s hours from the effects Of having eaten quantity of
dried apples at time and shortly afterwards drinking
beer them, which created fermentation, and pro-
duced most unnatural swelling in his stomach and STOP
Marshall Burnham of Wilamstown, VT, has Just
been arrested and is in jail at Chelsea suspicion
of being the murderer of Mr. Parker who murdered
a short time since at Manchester, N H. There strong
circumsantal evidences against Mr.. B. We have not
yet ascertaned the PARTICULARS Green Mountain Free
man.
Daniel Calkins, the individual convicted at the
term of the Rensselaer, General Session. of arson
in setting hre to barn IN Sandiake has been sentenced
-Rinderhook Sentinel, June 10.
The Caddoes are said to have recently killed four
Of tho camanches, and they have notified Mr. Warren
Indian trader to leave and he has applied to the mi
litary officers for protection.
The Hartford Light Guards, Colonel Seymour, |
contemplate making excursion to Albany next MONTH
returning by the way Of New York and New Haven. A
splendid company with an able commander
In Calena much excitement prevails in relation to
the leasing of mineral lands recent Executive order
hac oil tiSfaC tiop
paper
Rev. Montgomery Schuyler, late Of Grace Church, |
Lyons has accepted the recorshp Of St. Johns Church.
Buffalo and will upon his duties about the prox
imo.
On Thursday last the Rev. James Graham, of
Williamsburg was thrown from his horse, which took