The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-09

Stoy's Landing, seven miles from Camden n j. bv n
negro man living in the neghborhood upon Washington
trinDg alteration occurred between them when the
negro rushed upon him with bowiO knife and inflicted
al least thirty wounds different parts of his
One severed the uSusr vein and another entered the
abdomen To give some idea OF the horrid manner In
which the unfortunate man was treated. will state that
one wound twenty nYe inches long reaching from the
shoulder to the hip nine others are Ten niche Ions
five inches and one four Seventeen OF the wounds were
sdtcned up ana though the patient insenshle and
sinking from loss OF blood. when last heard from there
was slight symptom of reaction but little homes how
ever were entertained fhs recovery is reported that
he has since expired The negro escaped
negro man was cut in several places about the
body last night by OF the rowdy spirits Of Aloyamen
sing and taken to the hospital in consequence
Mr COOK an agent on the COLUMBIA reilrOsd. in.
sandy Killed last Sunday Fairmount by being Iolted
on he platform OF the baggage 10 the track his
him.
Some of our uptown fire companisa are giving evi.
dence OF their pugnacous dspostion by having ARRAY
every lime they are called cut BY an alarm Of are. A
battle has also occurred between the Tammany bnysr
and the Jumpers" in the Northern Liberties the fore
runner OF more serious outbreaks severe measures are
not adopted -Four OF theso rioters have been sted
and committed IN default OF heavy bail which NAV per.
haps have the effect OF cooling the ardcr OF their COM
rades.
horrible spectacle was pre- sented at the MAYORS of
nee ms morn ns by two men named Forey. father and
son WHO While drunA. hai been beaten and cut in the
western part OF toe city such extent that scarcely
an inch OF tneif persons unstaiued with blood How
tney reserved these injuries they cannot explain them.
ieNes, cut man named AcCsrty, whom they had in.
suspicion -
ine vslnuteer corps, accompanied by n splendid
Pane rom newark \ J, have Just made their entire
into The city, escorted by three our volunteer compa
MES They be the guests of the Philadelphia Ca
Je.s ~"
beautiful bark oolled the Eagle build At tho shin
yard OF Mir j. Tees, OF Kensing0n The frta OF Howas
SoaiIey Co OF your city, viii be launched tomorrow
The odd Fellows Of. Win ngton have chartered the
steamboat Express Tor the purpose OF paying visit
this city on tho l7th and joining in the procession on
the occasion OF dedcatng the hall of tho order
Inc democrats yesterday nominated the Hon. c. J.
Ingorsoi io reelection 20 Congress in the fourth dis
trcti and colonel Thomas u Florence in the first dis
tct In The thd district after three unsuccessful bal
lots, an adjournment until Wedne sday took place The
Hon Charles Brown received the highest number of
votes. The whig convention for nominating a cand
date for the fourth cong district also met but
adJoa ned until Monday next, without accomplishing
any thing,
Nj Murdoch is fulfilling an engagement at the
Walnut street Theatre, and viii appear in his round of
Characters every evening during the week He is sup.
ported by an excellent company, but owing to the heat
oil the weather he does draw well az might be ex
pected In tho opinion OF good judges he has lost much
oil The ease and gTaceulness, which formerly distin
guished him, though his acting is in other respects
srtistically correct
The performance of the King of the Commons, at the
Arch street theatre is in every way worthy OF the sue
cess With which il is rewarded by discerning public
The ability with which the Wallacks Mrs Hue hes
sustain the characters allotted them adds much to the
favor with which the pieco has been received
sales OF Stocks NJ Philadelphia.
SEPT Elmer BoARp-30 shs u Bank 3Sz; Louisville
Bank 81, $1,000 Reading RR BIDS 6s, IS, 7OlS.
AFFEs SAILS $1,000 U Loan IS, 0i.
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AFTER sALEs.-s3e Lehgh Interest, 4O; IS Grard Bank,