New-York daily tribune., 1846-12-28
CITY ITEMS.

SATuRpAf, Dee. u
INsAx1rY OF Mr.. HAsrY.-The County Court
is forenoon dismissed the charges o lunacy in rela
ton 10 Mr. H. on the ground that sufficient time has not
yet elapsed to enable opinion to be formed as TO
whether his na.sdy is permanent or oaly temporary.
~ We must again call the attention oil store
keepers to their own interests less thsn
stores being found open by the police this morning
" AccIpEar.--James Livingston was run
by No. 40 yesterday, and one OF his ribs
broken. Conveyed to hospital.
- FIREs.--A spice and match factory and
sawmll in Attoraeys,. destroyed by ire yester
day morning between and cclocl Another occur
red n, o. Duauest this morning Mrs. Msgan the
being burned through inability 10 escape caused by
intfmperance. Rum rum when will thy reign cease
and when the diminution OF thy vota'Ics
PoLIcE,-Henry Schwartz. Henry Blute and
Chas d. Merina, arrested yesterday charged with
dcr8uding Henry Schpcring OF SEQ The three former
purchased an ale house from the latter Gods, giving
their notes in payment shortly after schwartz. en- pre-
OF Indebtedness 10 Flute and Merins confessed
Judgment 10 hcm and the establishment sold under eN.
ccution. The three were committed tor trial. shop
lifting being the order of the day Rosanna Finngnn
conceived she had good sht others and in demon
sration OF her views entered the store OF NJ Adams 355
Bowery on Thursday night and dispossesscd the
OF gold watch On searching her, gold ring stolen
from w. +. Hatch & Co Broadway, was found in her
possession sailor named Charles Savage rob
bed yesterday in grocgery by one Daniel Desmond OF
$500 in bank bills and several dollars in silver. Wm.
H. Wisner clerk in the Post Office Point Icrvis the
of highly respectable gentleman OF this State
brought to the city yesterday morning charged with rob
bing the mail OF some $500 in money and draft Tor
$500 As there is positive evidence, rs yet OF hs
guilt particulars omitted until more .ranspres He
have been brought before the T. = Commission
in n n
been called gang OF Irish rowdies entered the store
OF Mrs r. Quin last night about o'clock, and violently
assaulted Mrs e. sud her female notwithstanding
them down and beating them while on the foor six
OF them were arrested and committed. Chrlstras IL
but llobserved when liquor the tanksgver Tor
salvation. John Sweeny committed Tor an attempt to
stab his wife with knife Liquor again The Shoe
store No ~ Coumbiss broken open last night and
the entire contents stolen.
Man FROZEN TO DEATH NEAR CHIoAGo.--An
old man, named Frederick Summons. was frozen 10
death the Calumet He had been rafting On the
and becong nuInhed left the raft followed oy MS
companion, young man named Nelson C. Dell. They
had TO wade through swamp 10 the shore which was
crusted with ice Both broke through the ice AZ
every STEP the water being about knee deep II soon
became evident Dell that the old man could not reach
the shore with his assistance and that 10 save his
own life he must leave him 10 his fate Accordingly he
told Sammons he would 90 for assistance. Sammons
asked how long he would be gone. Tie answered.
Three hours. Dell, however, did not procure assist.
snce until next moruing and even then il found
impossible reach the spot At length an Indian pad
died round TO the place and found the body IN the ice
Altogether The circumstance Is melancholy warning
those who IN the habit OF inaulgng IN the use OF
ardent spirits there appears TO be ittl- doubt OF the
that the had paTakeu freely OF stnu!snt
which, under such circumstance IN nine cases out OF
is death 10 those who use it lChicaso Jour H.
PrrRIfIFp HUMAS BopY FouSp.-We gather
ed the following from gentleman of intelligence
and undoubted veraci;y who eye witness they
may therefore Be relied upon as substantially correct
4 few weeks since while engaged in digging well n
the lower part OF Lowndes county, us. within about
mile of the Florida line the workmen found human
body completely turned 20 chalk They had utilated
the body considerably before they We're aware what II
wss After they discovered i human body, they
succeeded getting nearly quite all the paris Our
informant with several other gentlemen OF the vicinity
visited the spot, and examined it carefully
They say there the least doubt OF lis being Au
-os, bodv There we-s several teeth still remaining in
th, Jaw Snd the appearance of three having been
tracted whilst the subject was living The body when
found mbedded n stf clay about thirty feet from
the surface The surrounding country Is ra pine for
est, heavily Gubered no stream of water OF any agri
,ude within ten miles Our informant was strongly OF
the opinion thai ts body had 5clonsed 10 one OF ihe
antediuvian race. Albany (Ga) Patriot Dec 10.
a FALSE HASD.-One of the prisoners escaped
FROM Sing Sing prison on Wednesday By an ingenious
eSpedent The prisoners are conducted IRON me
workshops 10 the cells il parties Of htty and when al
in their cells the keepers round and count them
each convict putting his hand through the bars 10 lccl
cate his presence. Al apparently responded n this
manner on Wednesday evening. Yesterday morning
however, on passing OF Tie cells, gentry heard
something fall he raped and receiving answer,
opened the cell. Lol the bird had DOWN. lesving
beautiful wooden hand insnously carved. Tne facts
were soon known. The fugitive employed one Of the
convcts stick the hand in the bars OF his cell while
he remained in the workshops from which he easily
escaped. lie hsd carved the hand IN his cell. Carrying
ouithe shsvinss every morning 10 the workshop.
EMHAHKATIoS OF THE RE6IMEST.-Our whar
the scene OF gresi interes, yes.e-dsy, where I'M
crowds were assembled witness the departure
OF the lst Regimen, OF Pennsylvania Volunteers Ties OF
relationship OF friendship and acquaintance bound these
Two hundred men 10 thousands OF others and The rude
shock Of separation, when the prospects of rerion were
uncerrsn 10 all aud when many il vas eternal
farewell caused deep feeling and very general excite
ruen Socs parted from fathers and mothers husbands
from wives fathers trcia children brothers from sisters
snd in some instances al these ties were centered IN
one Individual and had 10 be sunderei
Pittsburgh Gazette. I'D
~ The clerk ot thc Post OfEce Al Nashua y
Il while distributing ta1 mail few days since noticed
;t.s, sealed newspapsf lei; rather heavy. Thinking
newspaper would te&r squeezing he pressed with his
hand wner c. ack went something inside. Looking
in Al the end re saw something which he found 70 be
rich sold iocke, containing one OF the most charming
faces imaginable.
II The South -Carolina Regiment OF Volunteers
was to lsars chsr!ss;au, Dec. q on ihsr way to re
seat Of war