The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28


her share in the murder Of NJ Dlchary Of the Parish
st James Louisiana, and convicted She was executed
on the 10Th inst
Tho u g. Court for the District Of Texss. commenced
its rst session Galveston Wednesday the 18th ult
the Hon J. G. Watrous, presiding
Henry NJ. Broadman, Esq, Of Boardman. Mahonng
Co., Ohio, thrown from his carriags the 10th,
Cameld and 20 seriously injured he died on the
18th inst.
man named Bernard Doyle, aged IS, having wife
chester last Thursday evening.
The colored man Henry Richards strested for the rob.
berry Of the German pedlar In Hadlyme, Ct, has been
There one thousand boys at the Farm schools
Mr.. Abraham Cole, of waldboro Me, was burnt out
Thursday last. Loss $500
now cotton mill and steam saw mill, are
10 be put in operation within the limits Of North.
ami ton, Mass.
The tri weekly line between Boston end New York
win Providence and Stoningon railroads. leaving each
city at p NJ. comm ences to-day.
new woollen mandatory ia to be estabshedat Pal
myra, In this State.
j. NJ Fletcher proprietor Of the Central Hotel, in Mem
phs was attacked by slave on the nth inst, and near
ly murdered
during the month Of November, forty nine thousand
hundred and forty dollars II was in half and quar-.
ter eagles.
The starch factory of BENZ. Abbott OF Temple, Me-,
was burnt on the night Of the 4h inst The factory
insured three days before at the Maine Mammoth Mutu-
III ONCE, winch CHCuWsthnCe cNoW ueBs Par
per the most fortunate which has been known to
attend the starch manufacture in Maine.
Hon Theodore Frelnghuysen has been elected Pre-
sdcnt Of the American Peace Society, the last ncum-
bent, Samuel l.. Cones, Esq Of Portsmouth, having
signed.
AT the lead mines near Gaena, Illinois, in one week,
eight took out ninety thousand pounds Of min.
eral.
duel was fought at st. oenivievc Missouri, ON the
l4th inst. between DR.. McManus and Mr. John Barr
Rifles the weapons. The doctor shot his opponent
through the shoulder whereupon all parties expressed
themselves satisfied, and made friends.
The Planters Banner says that the sugar cane be.
acclmatzed; that ten ego the weather
in the sections Of the country IN which the canes
nouiishes, would have destroyed the crop.
The body of Dr. John G. Goss of Rochester, who had
unaccounsbly disappeared, has been found that
city bearing marks Of violence o. IL his death had &C.
Cured from beating with clnb
wnnett & fuckers shoe store ia Gardiner Me was
destroy cd by fire lost week Loss $4,000 The Fountain
Office also injured hundreds Of dollars worth.
DR. Albert Chaprell has recovered $500. in Islander
suit, Of Geo. e. Camp, in Rochester Mr. Camp accused
the former Of having used malpractice, In the treat
ment Of his daughter, who had died.
A bullet which fred at mark last week. by a
young at Leo Mass, passed through the target and
entered house quarter Of mile distant and lodged
In watch in the breast pocket of one Of the inmates
A considerable quantity of the Alsntics engine has
been taken out and IL on the deck
Are took place in Central Falls, r. l., on saturd y
In the store Of c. T. Potter Co, dry goods dealers
Loss seooo-insursnce $4,000