The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-30

currents the next she had disappeared beneath the dark
crew before Its echo had died away the waters closed
over them. There is not clew by which 10 learn who
they were: The boat IL supposed to have been owned
in Louisville.
Tho Havris6urs Telegraph Of Wednesday, ssys:-"The
water let int the section Of the canal from Dun
sspectsd that The navigation OF the junsta division win
be opened on Monday next"
Norris Chandler, the boy who said 10 have been
murdered in shutssbury according to the csirySysI.
friends in good health and spirits
The Bangor Wing Of the 18th inst says I'VE learn
tina; several Of the Union Mills ct 0rono were damaged
by the heshet yesterday. The rain to-day makes mo
river prospect appear rather serious"
The citizens Of Milwaukee and 0alena are serously
agitatng the subject Of a railroad between the two
points To the thoroughare Of the Lakes and Erie q ,a
such enterprise would be of great importance as
much would for this tho entire ale Of
the Upper Mississippi
Mr.. Denson, sged 90 years. respectable citizen Of
Washington county, Md killed near Funkstown.
Saturday, by being run against quite violently BY
horse with buggy which nad run on rom It's owner.
The penalty of death BY hanging was executed In
Richmond, Va, on the 27th inst between IL and o.
clock upon Moses Henry slave for the murder Of bis
wife Della Fisher time in January last The place
ofexecution the poor house. Some Thousands
OF spectators were present.
powder milll exploded in Enneld, CT. on the ssth
inst Only two persons were injured.
The scarlet fever il prevailing with some severity In
Rapides Louisiana.
We learn from the Texas De~eeYst Of the 18th inst
published at AUSTIN that Lieut. Rogers, Of Major l.
place met with q serious accident few days since
While in the act ofoadlng larse pistol accidentally
number Of buckshot, together with the rsnrod. were
driven through the centre of the right hand producing
most serious wound is feared that amputaion WILDE
necessary.
The louisville Jexrnsl says:-we learn that young
man named Richardson, resident q Lexington, has
nOn q O rds " ~ N lad
some years ago at Frankfort
The Buffalo adutiser Of the 26th ins soys that Lake
d0 ao WITH s wn u o. 20
mouth Of the harbor to Fort Erie opposite, the way
clear aud some large fields Of Ice coming Mhin the in
speed toward the Falls below.
GROSS AND Burial OUTRAaE-AEDucTroN or
FREE CITIZEN IN Bosrex.-In the present crowded
state Of our columns DO but little more than
briefly refer to most gross and brutal outrage commit
wealth, without color Of law, a. understand IT, by
from another State aided rather pioneered.
Waving for the present. any detail Of matters psrsona
to oursef which We have been urged TO give to tho
s s am
forcibs assault We must conen. ourselves a. this time
9th and h. sSs sGOwng article in tho
"A son of Hon. Romulus NJ Saunders, Of North Caro-
lina is has BEEN detained in the Lunatc Hospital
Concord n H. He recently took the cars and came to
Boston Gentlemen who have seen Mr. Saunders, have
great doubt whether he.is sufficiently insane to require
his detentsnor indeed il insane at ell person purport
by brute force seized Mr. saunders dragged him away,
we presume beyond the jurisdiction Of ths State, I'M
heard, into du; snce vile.
can effort was made by some benevolent gentlemen to
obtain legal investigation of the sanity insanity Of
Mr.. Saunders but while legal counsel was being had.
he was spirited away, Heaven knows where. Whether
Mr. Saunders il or il not insane IL Of small import the
investigation would have put all right; this principle
10 SAFE q day Ws believe the parties can be In
dicted and prosecuted for orciby abducting free c
brought int this State and themselves tried for high
felony Citizens are aroused"
We have at command conclusive evidence 10 show
what we had gathered to extent from her
end what had inferred ourselves from several
soundy conceived and well written articles from the
asylum Ge1es-that he had not been regarded pro-
perly insane man, much less q dangerous to
be At bsrtybuth had been spoken Of by intimately
connected in the immediate charge Of the Asylum at
Concord. moro than six months ago, when his bodily
health which the peculiar state OF his mind seemed
to depend was less rm than at present. being retain
ed there az much to save trouble 70 his fathers family
and provide for him where they supposed he would 30
economically and properly taken care Of a. from any
other cause.
Mr. Saunders II should be understood u not boy an
der age and within the proper utelage Of bis fhei but
apparently an intelligent, well educated gentleman Of
interviews with him. and calm raiionsl a. he seemed
to be, his psd trepidation end alarm being hunted
k wild beast and arrested like folon by ocsr Of
justce-wheh humanity and prudence would have die
tated the soothing and persuasive arguments Of
kind iend-gave to our mind alarming spprehensions
that the brutal acts attending his recapturs might very
likely drive him to madness or Experimentation
Sun, March %.
WINNRBAGo DIsrURBANcE.-The report here is,
that Governor Dodge has some 900 the north
about forty Indians In irons because they wont be kept
still without them Dandy, of the principal Chiefs
taken after hard chase by the drsgoons who had
In hair