The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-14
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vicroRtA CoLLrcr, CASAoA-Reports are IN circus =
ton respectinghe breaking up Of this establishment, ~
consequence Of the young being convinced that the
cannot have justice done to them In their educaon ~
many having left that II found necessary to give IN
maon in the public prints that there would be no ex
animation this year.
ed at Shawneetown, states that young man, named
Phillips found dead west Of that place in the North
Is supposed his CALI attracted another gunner whose
fatal shot deprived him of life farmer in the negnnor.
hood, named Boutwell, has left his homo since ana y Is
supposed he fired the unlucky shot
SinEREAL MAoAzrsE-Profcssor Mitchell, Of the Cincn-
matt Observatory is about to publish sdereai magazine
RoRBERY AT RocHrsrER.-Nr. Osborn resident OF Bos-
ton had his trunk taken ont Of the house at Rochester
on sunday evening" while preparing to leave by cars
east, and robbed Of 900.
DnAsrRous IsuspArIoS-We learn, says the st Lam
drv a) Wing that the whole face Of the country bor-
dering on the Mcrmenow River and the Gulf near its
mouth, has been entirely overfown The late south
winds the Gulf brought in tremendous tide, which
rains have submerged the whole country. So sudden
the food that fifteen families said to have per-
ishcd in It,
LoursvrLLE AND MApIsoN.-The Louisville Journal
says it is in contemplation to purchase the steamboat
Kentucky and make her regular packet bew cen Lou
svlc and Madison. The sum Of $4,000 is required for
the purchase Seven thousand dollars have been sub
scrbed in Madison, and citizens Of Louisville are relied
on to make up the additional $2OOV
EXTRAORDINARY HAIL SroRM.-A severe hail storm
occurred at Americas Sumpter county, the Goth inst
but which extended but few miles from that place. II
lasted but about ton minutes, and covered me ground 70
the depth Of three uchcs Vegetation Of all kinds was
destroyed in its course and the leaves completely strip
ped from the The thermometer fell IL degrees
in 10 minutes. The hail stones were as large as par
fridge eggs and considerable quantity of ice col
ccted after dclugng rain, that followed the hail which
used at the May party held on tho evening OF the
following day
LYNCH Law IN FLoRIpA.-The Albany (Geo) Courier,
Of the I'd inst says "Wc learn by stage passenger,
direct from Florida that by the name Of Bowel was
hung by mob in Monticello Monday, the 9th
ult II Is said he accompcc Of Yecmnn, the nc
gro thief who hung last winter. We further learn
that the Grand Jury refused to find bills against those
who executed Yeoman at its recent session No sooner
did this body adjourn than similar tragedy enacted
by the execution Of Bowel"
PRosPERIrY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA IRoN WoRKs.-ln
the single county OF Mercer Pa there erecting
fourteen iron furnaces and thousand miners are
wanted to mine iron and coal in the valley of Che
mango. Men that have some experience in mining are
most needed, yet all Of employment and in
gon provcrbial for its healthfulncss.
2 Too MUCH PHysic-A man by the name Of Short COM
mitted suicide at the Calf House in Cincinnati the 4h
inst He was from Washington CO., Ohio He had been
medicine-he took much laudanum that it killed him.
STORM AT NArcHEz.--On the 30th ult, the vicinity Of
hatcher visited by thunderstorm, accom-
panied by hail Much damage was done to the young
cotton The Free Trader says that Of the houses
the plantation Of Mr. William Bisland in Concordia
truck!bytlightning set on fire and consumed to
gether with three four thousand bushels ofcorn.
Rev. THOMAS II. STOCKTON The Rev Thomas
Stockton has been unanimously elected honorary
Der Of the Methodist Protestant Conference held ut Gin
| cinnati