New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-06

Tgy DELAWARE TRIALs-Van steenberg had
no, been sentenced at the last sdviees Of he
mus, be soon unless he counsel attempt to procure
another trial We have no innai0n Of such an
intention on their part On Wednesday morning as
We learn from Extra Of the Albany Argus
Judge PARKER remarked that he had suggestions
TO make - the bar aud 10 the counsel for the different
prisoners There H. said he OF business
before the Court-neary one hundred indicted for
murder Il IS not expected that all indicted for this
offence will be hung It is not necessary that they all
should be Public Justice does not require full example
70 be made of all the prisoners confinement Was
not best then thai of those indicted for murder
and against whom the proof Was clear that they
present disguised and armed when Steele killed.
should plead guilty of mansisugher 90 II seemed to
him II would save a vast amount OF time labor and
uepse crest many. owing % the extensive cOmbna.
lions tha, had existed have been thoughtessy drawn
into the commission Of crime and nrscton Of the
laws Where persons plead guilty the Is oppor-
,un,y for the court 10 be mercifA They were inclined
20 be So He advised that all arrests cease, except in
hagrant cases He intended 10 remain until al hose in
custody on bail. were disposed Of He advised that
the counsel for prisoners and the counsel for prosccu
ton meet and consult the subject The would
DO the same and 10 afford opportunity for this,
adjournment would be had until III o'clock.
The gu lgestons OF the Judge having been agreed
the Court reassembled II o'clock, when large mum
Der Of prisoners were ragned and their disposed
Of accordingly On Thursday the Court would proceed
with the risl Of Moses Ear for murder
MURDER About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing an old man named Joachim Baisson cruelty
dered at mis- house in Dumaincst the Of Ro
man st. in the First Municipality. appears that the
old man got out of bed and the door hearing
rappinc On opening the door he was shot by per
son al present Unknown three bullets entering his body
one Of them lodging each side of the back bone and
the third in his bowelsthe unfortunate lived TWO
or three hours aiierward The deceased former y
of .bn and. ~ ~ isa.h
derstand. was a dfayman He has LETT wife and six
children TO bewa his unfortunate end NOTropic Goth
ASorHER AWFUL MURDER.-On Sunday night
last four or hve bloodthirsy hcnds broke into the
house Of Mr.. Bgeow in Flint District, pursued him
about two hundred yards and murdered him in the most
brutal with their tOmahawks. AT the time, Mr.
BirelOw alone excepting small boy who succeed
ed In making his escape The object Of the murder
no doubt R0bbrV NT. y. returned only few days
since from Texas where he with about three
hundred doiiafs Whether the murderers obtained any
mrney not IL unknown AS they are also themselves
His seems 20 have been doomed family he ia the
third and last Of three brothers who have within few
years. come to death by the hard Of violence.
Cherokee Advocate, Sept. n.
FIRE At BENSISGroS, VIA letter in the Bos
ton Traveller states that the Oh ult the houses and
barnes OF Dr. Slas Wilcox and iir Dexter Damon, the
talors shop Of Mr. !. Judd, Jr, the dwelling house OF
widow Norton together with the Baptist church were
destroyed by supposed 10 be the work OF an incen
diary. Mr. Serene T. Peck had his skull fractured by
the falling Of chimney The loss IS estimated ~ s-tpo
IScENDIARIEs.-Wc learn that the barn and ont
houses on the premises known the Conkling Estate
owned by Mathew Ilcndrckson, Esq. and occupied by
Rev Mr. Harrington, have been set ire in the most
daring manner twice within fortnight Alb. Eve Jour
HARVARD USNERsIrY.-The Providence Jour
nal says we have heard suggested that Henry Whoa
ton now H. : Minister to Berlin would probably receive
invitation accept the Dane ProessOrshp OF Law in
Harvard University in the place of Judge story. de-
ceased. It is understood that Edward Everett will be
the of Mr. Quincy President Of the Univer
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