The New York herald., 1845-11-10
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loss of of his upon plains of North Califor
MIA, named Baptiste lie Roster, whom he supposed to
have becore bewildered and perished Roster arrived
in St Louis the 25th ult the bEssouran bring
ing with him certificate Capt su,ter dated Upper
Helveta California, May 18th, lSi5 which states that
Roster having lost himself upon the plains wandered
about many days. he at last reached Suffers settlement
the Rio Sacramento, but several days after Fremonts
Expedition had left their return home in the spring OF
1914 He staid at Suffers until last spring and then
turned to the United States with some traders
There is certain sea captain who sails from Bos-
ton who loves his WIFE and makes great pet of her
when he is at home She always writes him very lengthy
spses while he is away; but the careful and affection
ate man never thinks OF opening them He just lays
them by tied up and labelled according to their dates
order his return that his wife should read them to
him all Of lump
Seventy-seven thousand newspapers were mailed
the Post Office at Concord, ~ H. during the single
IS my & meie a.. p,.eu ~ ~ ~ @ ma t;
was nine thousand.
In Georgia, a fellow disguised himself as the
de, H. robbed the house OF rich widow and was making
on when Jake Bradlock, returning from the muster
hed also disguised by liquor shot dead the gentleman
in black spite of his birthstone breath and his club
feot When they came to disrobe and examine the fal
len angel he was found to be citizen of the neighbor
hood.
On Friday, while two men employed in Bissels
Iron Works at Allegheny city, Pa. was standing
tap box the vehicle upset through the nexperence
of third hand. The molten ore exploded and
thrown into their faces and eyes One OF them, Mr.
Richard Keep, lost both his eyes and the other MIR.
Thos Boyd, had his left burned to the bone. twas
thought that both Of them would die.
delegates to attend the Memphis Convention, which
promises be of the largest business assembages
gathered together in the United States Ptsburg
see has appointed twentysx delegates to represent
that city
A man named Eustis, belonging to Quincy, while
at work for the railroad company upon an arched bridge
in Fchburg Friday the structure gave way, and he
fell among the tmbers and rubbish and fatally in
jured His skull fractured and both his legs and
arms broken in several places. His head was
crushed badly that his brain visible and yet he
retained his The physicians gave hope of his
recovery.
MIR. John Sharkey, of the firm of Smith IL Shar-
key, China merchants, Baltimore street, fell through
the hachway Of his store this morning about 10 O'Clock
and seriously injured himself that his life IL despair
ed of-BGittiaore Pahfof Friday
In the palace of San Souci, Frederick tn Greats
is preserved he left it, with his uniform, clothes
books, pens and paper all unmoved while the clock,
which by strange coincidence stopped at the moment
Of his death still points the hand to twenty minutes past
two-Sinclairs Hill and Yaey.
requsitlon has been presented to MIR. +. Web
by of the influential residents of Boston,
requesting him to deliver his lectures on China In that
city, TO which he has consented
Between May 1S4O and May 1S45 between 900
and 1000 have taken the benefit of the insoven
law in the Island Of Jamaica leaving debts nearly to the
$4,000 inhabitants on the island.
At Shooting in this town yesterday, Mr. Har-
rison Newton went up and took hold of the turkey
posed Tor shots marksman not mindng him. hred and
rods Bare GGseue.
Mr.. George w. Dobbins, of this city, shot on
Saturday last in company with friend, thirty six
riges and four rabbits They out only few hours
in the neighborhood OF Buldtown, in this couny.-Bar
iington Ga1.
Miss Hershel, OF Paradise township, Lancaster
county, Pa, when returning from quilting party
thrown from horse and her skull was dreadfully
fractured that she died the next evening
Brlgadier General Charles Cuvlllier departed this
life last evening at oclocS. N o. Bee, Nov |.
The steamer Confidence arrived at Hannibal on
Tuesday evening last with about two hundred Pennsy
vania Germans on beard They are from Westmoreland
tips and dtrumf fve IN siy mn
expected from the counties during the present
season. They all going TO Shelby county in this
State, where the united colony will make about three
thousand souls They have been settling there year
past.-St Louis Repub., Nor |.
Baxter, another of the murderers of Colonel Da-
venport, at Rock Island has been found guilty and
fenced 10 be hung In the of the Redngs the jury
could not agree ten were for conviction and two for
acquitting them.
passengers on board the steamer National, which
rived here yesterday-Sf. Louis Repub. Nor. /.
Two American traders attacked and NOR
tally wounded, says the Missouri Reporter by party
OF Pawnees few weeks ago, near the Cav Missionary
Station Mr. Johnson effected his escape and having
met with MIR Papins trading party, furnished with
clothing, gun and ammunition He was subsequently
robbed and stripped by party of Caws and finally met
and conducted station by another trader who fell
in with him on the Prairics The Sioux and Pawnees
continue to carry on skmishing war with each other
CURIOUS SToRY.-SPAN-EN -ENGLANp-CuBA-We
saw an article in Et PaduLa of yesterday, headed
"Muy mporante. which states that from passenger
who arrived the Tit in this city few days ago from
Havana, it learned that had been received there
that English trgae entering the roads of Sacrcios
anchored near the Spanish brig FL Patrioa That
lutte was fired as is customory in such and that
two men on board the Spanish brig killed pro-
baby from the fact that the gates guns loaded
with ball. That the commander of the Spanish brig
sent two of his officers board the frigate inquire
into the cause of the catastrophe they received
with contempt and dismissed with disgrace The Com
mandan of FL Patrioa then sent officer on board the
English rgate to demand correct information the
cause OF the disaster and satisfaction for the insult
which he supposed had been given 10 his two former
messengers and it is stated that he received with
the same ndignities his former companions, upon
which the brgantne made SAIL and passed the fri
gate discharged broadsde into her, and afterwards
took position in which 1t was believed that she waited
for a combat with the trigate. This passenger
also informed the editor of Ell PddLd that this
caused great excitement n Havana, and that number
of vessels OF war, and among them steamship,
fitting out to proceed to Vera Cruz. This story may be
taken for what it is worth We doubt its truth, for the
simple that do not believe that the English
frigate would have hesitated for a moment to meet
the brig and to conquer her possible We dsbelieve
it for the that the has not been promul
gated by other means than the report Of passenger
when the captain of the Tit and all others in Havana
must have been informed of the fact.-N o. Delta,
Oct 81.