The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10
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A soldier Of the 4th Infantry, just arrived South
from Texas, was asked how he liked the country he
replied in his broken Engl sh and peculisr sccent
en- Prusse and With Dc grand Napoeon ave serve
On Ia Mexique-but d-n Tex
The extensive leather factory of A. Grswod &c
Son. Brocketts Bridge, Fulton county was destroyed
by fire on the 30th tilt
The harbour at Oswego is clear of ice.
At Wheeling, on Monday, there were five and
half feet of water in the channel Of the river. At
in the channel. falling slowly.
man by the name Of Banner, committed suicide
in the jail Of Columbia Mo- the night of the lsth by
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was innocent. ef atA n
We learn by the Galeaa Gazette that eeriousac
way from Galena to Dubuque The driver fell from
from his seat and the horses taking fright upset the
the foot Of another, and seriously njuring third.
Robert John Tener, William Clarke and Viii
liam Hanson, arrested In New Orleans the 2Sth
they accused Of making with other persons'
pockets Tenier says he was q Philadelphia butcher,
William Clark, barring bristly pair Of mousachss has
the appearance Of Methodist Psrson, with omant
IN
has 5000 in bank Of that city, and has merely visited
New Orleans for his health The whole Of his story
the unfortunate circumstance Of his being suspected Of
having alias Of William Wallace who Is well known
TO the police Of Boston, New York. Philadelphia and
even to the officers Of the Second Municipality William
Hanson defined his position to be that Of steward on
Phadsipis. and that his wife was in an interesting
with the fourth He made very impressive appeal
could not do his duty faithful husband and tender
father to family His Honor might have been moved
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accused always being seen together at public Pieces
Of having been with their hands in other persons
rkate p1nfr hahn hla IN
count Of themselves.
On the morning of the 18th ult., at ST. Augustine.
ra, four negro men belonging to Abraham Dupont,
in the bay near Matanzas Fort and three Of them
drowned. The fourth saw himself by cnging to the
boat.
The steamer linda, bound from Cairo to New
Orleans sunk her fiat boat at Island a. containing about
three hundred sacks OF corn.
On the both ult. Isaac r. Preston, Esq, Attorney.
New Orleans that he had good to believe that
Messrs John Brunsau and +. blanchard about TO
sss on snd ns
wards both parties arrested and brought before the
Court They each entered into good in
and the good people OF the State generally
John H. Peters, who was indicted In Talapoosa
county for forgery, and who ives arrested some tina
since In Charleston s. Gu under requisition from the
Governor Of ALBANIA was brought before Judge Stone,
Of Dadeyills on the and inst by writ Of habeas cor
Memphis, Tenn, the evening of the 22d ult about
halfpast O'Clock starting people to their feet and
frightening many; the agitation was accompanied with
rumblinR noise, and apparently proceeded from
North Westerly direction it lasted about half q
minute.
1t is estimated that there are at least one million
finished muskets in the different armories and arsenals
Of the Union.
A day or two since, one Of Uncle Sans snag
boats paid VISIT and removed three four ugly
customers in the way Of snsgs which for time past
have rendered the navigation In front Of this city some
what hazardous After receiving benediction from the
steamboatmen, she proceeded her mission-Nafches
Free Trader.
Mr. Thomas Vanderslyce, one Of the pilots at the
Baze unfortunately lost his life the night Of the 10th
ult by falling from the upper deck Of the towboat on
which he was coming up TO New Orleans-ahd to the
guard one OF the bolts Of which perforated his forehead
and entered his brain. He expired almost Immediately.
The PlGquens,ne Gazette mentions cruel acci-
dent which occurred on the oath ut in the family OF
Mr. Thomas Brown Of that parish. II seems that ne
gro girl house servant Of Mr. Brown, sleeping be-
fore the FIRE, and by mishsp her clothes caught
fire. Awakening and finding herself nrs In the ffen-
~ Of the moment she into the bedroom Of her mis-
ress In perfect blaze All the inmates of the family
were aroused by her cries. and In endeaveng to put
out the 6re two Of the family seriously injured
daughter Of Mr. Brown was severely burned on both
hands and Mr.. Alfred Brown, had his hands and
horribly burned that 10 feared he will lose the
OF them. The negro girl has since died.