The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-20
Movements Of Travellers.

There was fresh increase of travellers yesterday
little varying from the numeers registered the previous
day at the principal hotels The following is fair sum-
mary from each. At the
AmEnrcAs.-M. c. Loring, Boston; W. H. scovell
mantown; Robert H. Cabell Richmond, Va; Junius
Hatch, Detro J. B. Palmer, do; H. A. Allen Albany; j.
NJ. Middleton s. c.; j. r. Godsborough, u s. N; j. NJ.
Armstrong Providence; J. savele, Niddletown; Abner
Benedict Whitehall.
AsroR.-Messrs Larhein & Wormer Boston; c. F. FL.
lot, Troy: ~ NJ. Ferris, Peekskl Edward Creght, st.
Louis c. j. Bleveer Newport; E. kellogg, Baldwinsville
WI Fryer Albany; J. W. Lymer, Boston, Thos Mum
whitney, Wade, and Reade Boston J. A. Hamilton Ne
Wis., Thomas Basher London; Mr. Edwards, Philadelphia
r. s. Rogers, Salem; Julius schaar Richmond; 4. L.
Moss Philadelphia; H. Beel, Boston; Gray Taft, Prov
dence.
ClrY-A. c. Elwok. Philadelphia; Z. E. Marvino do;
James Hherington, Norfolk Va; II. t. Eaton Worces.
D. Howard, Louisville; N k wheeler Delhi; George
j. solmes. Philadelphia; r. McCurly Washington; r..
Campbell, Baltimore; Colonel Van CORTLAND, Croton;
F Fsss surrs Morrison Conn Ronald
Mcdonald, Glengary Canada; Bostw ick, New Haven;
!. Foster, Hartford Mr. Tanton, W. i L. Gladdng, u
Buffalo; j. BIackwood j. H. Bell, N j. S. r. Page, Bos.
''1 GL o DOVE DOVE Boston, William symmes King.
ston Captain Howes, barque Ontelon; Mr.. Thatcher,
fn MowaRn Mes ' Kyle w. Mann, and JONES' Val
Mr. Potter, London; Rhodes, Troy; Mr. Glenn, Phila
delphia; Mr. Gordon Indiana; e; Z. Corny Washington
ton Worcester; Charles L. scenhaler, Chicago; MIR.
whyto London; Alexander Orr, Troy; Major James
Could do; r. f. Elmdorf and 7. Van Hewsor, Albany;
General j. Could Rochester; Hon. Z. Choste, Boston;
Non Tomp:0n Ia M F Gsrdns Try NJ cha
EXCITING SCENE AND NARROW EscApE,-A
few DAYS since, Mr.. Blgelow, Mormon, who
lives Pontusac Hancock county, sent word to the
commanding officer a Carthage that IT. had been
down by some Of the ultra anti.Mormons To prevent
this and save his property he requested aid from the
that he could not spare any Of his men, but advised
Bigeow to shoot down the first who should attempt
10 fire his house On reflection afterwards the Colonel
Thought he had better send the aid required. Accor
dinghy he detailed officer and four men, who arrived
at Bgelow's on Thursday last Bgelow saw them near
aries He accordingly prepared to meet them AS soon
they the house and before explanation
could be made he fired pistol and then gun az the ON
GER The the pistol entered the right breast
Of the officer ands those Of the struck him IN the
left side The soldiers all having six barrel pistols we'll
loaded as well as other arms the act Of rushing
Bigeow for the purpose OF Kidding him on the spot
when tho officer lifting up his sword declared that he
would cut down the first man who fred Upon examina
,ion was ascetaned that the contents Of the pistol
had penetrated through the thick cotton padding, and
from the gun had struck through his thick belt and had
fallen harmless, or nearly SO, into his panaloons pocket
hruise and the effect Of the .-Bmiingfcn
Hawkeye.
MELANCHOLY DEAH.-It ia pretty certain, al
though no one saw the occurrence, that Orlln M
NJ True aged about I6 years. son Of Webster True Of
this village met with sudden death at the lath mill oil
Cheney & Arms, yesterday morning. lie went to the
mill about O'Clock in the morning. lit the lights sci
tho mill in motion, and from Appearance commenced
work and It s supposed that in attempting to shove
hcavy slab through the scutte the back side Of the
mill which s used for throwing of the waste stuff into
tho river knot caught his clothes and drew him into
The rocky chssm below, distance Of 20 fcst-and that
he was washed from thence another fall OF some II
: teet Into the river Glsns Fslls plmter,