The New York herald., 1846-01-14
Prscs Two Cents.


tried and ,ha, they would abide the result Of bis trial
WHISTLER they designed thst this treaty should be re-
dirn.t.ri.s and the onc~rs Of the tinted States, We
bsve learnt that the mpudsnt suggestion IVES
Turey one Of the Mormon gang indicted for csastsr
~iiing several days for trial. but he'd his ball
reduced 10 appear q .s nsss term snd went on es Ssy
again sent ior-tho company In which hs let was
found. but Turley was missing:
TO make arrests Of persons charged with counsersng
the coin Of tho realm Az the account gees, Mr. Ro-
%. . n% Ssssa Young An individual was ndoas
81 a. mis psrson The Deputy arrested Aim-took HIM
70 esrs as, %st,ng him dsn ~ quite.
not the soii Young but person who had been stred
70 rsssmss him In the nssn time We suppose the holy
TIE treaty Of the Mormons with the Governor. and
the fact that they have a, friends among the party de-
to isssS Il Uncle SAN. oahcsrs unless more deter.
mined and rssolnie pursued by the government,
than has been thus lar 10 render lsw something more
than mere mockery.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER on THE OnIo-SAFKTY OF
Mn. CLAy.-The following Is a letter dated Smith
field. mouth OF the Cumberland River, Dec ., l0a5,
and addressed TO the Nnrark AdrOtiser -
My last 10 you dated Trinity Island, Dec. ~,
saa .lo% pssssass On the steamer Ola acsory
from Louisvs who having become tired Of the delsy
sbsndoasd has voyage and rsiuraea hone S,1cs sncn
the middle Of the river. placed there BY the United
through Of 100 @es which missed about 10 feet and
the dsr which has only hve feet q water on H.
our boat drawing and bali feet The shock was
terrible ana sss confusion consternston board
beyond description Every ono jumped up and ran
out without regard 20 drss all fearing total wreck
but, thanks 10 a hind Provdencs Ne were again saved
All hands tell 10 with all their energies to Get the boat
on but our exertons were OF no avail the beat swung
proved ssosise The csT.ain then dispatched his snsi
nesr in yswto the shore thence to proceed to this
place 10 miles 10 procure sid but he not returning, ws
became quite anxious aud determined to leave Old
Hickory any rate The river was falling 10 inches in
.. hours that had only three feet under eur boat
On saturday sis pssssngers went ashore and walked
to this place this morning six more eis us on ns boat,
.old Hickory got on board nat boat which wss pass
ing down the river and arrived here safely q sE thn
NJ addressing yoa this spis,s, 70 dsspatch In the
morning fear that you may hear Of cur disaster mag
bosri psrsssd except the Honorsbis Henry Clay wIs
Was saved BY miracle, there being rscs horse on
board. which be mounted and swan TO the shore Now
the fact Is that all board yet sseMsssrs Clay,
White and Stone choosing rather 10 stay on board and
wsi, for better Opportunity to get on We lett them
going up relieve thc and hope tomorrow thsy will
be go OF safely Among the psssengers We ls on beard
OF the cargo will be rased hut fear tho boat win be
total loss hop. 1t may not hs go ~ the Captain
very Kind gsn,lenaniy man and al ss ss. ~ ar sss
00o How long may be detained here . quas uscsf.
tain, as tho water lover thsn ever before knewn
place. that started from here today hear Of anctAer
In coming up, snagssd sunk, and ell on board psrshsd
ALBxxr ]. TrRREIr.-we have received letter
from this person, who is still confined IN our parish
prison upon the charge Of numbering Maria A. Bckferd
PAkrsm rs,sos, Jan ., is4s.
Mrssss EpIroIsI was scme what surprised on seeing
in the Hsg York Herald Of the 10Th 0f December.
paragraph puTporpg to be copied from yeur paper, In
which Il states that since my arrest have nainlained
the most gloomy silence, and scarcely answering the
cfcers have occasion to address and that pass
tho whole day in most iethsrgic state and that irsn
my conduct there Ia little doubt but that viii snatch
compelled to watch place under such
rest aint would be impossible for me TO destroy
myself Now gentlemen. every word Of this is false.
and whoever your informsrs were, they are much mis-
,aken know my innocence Of the charge for which
arrested. and icsl conscious lin spite Of the singu-
my home sbou, the time this tragedy took plscsl Of
acqnittal by jury Of my countrymen and until that
i think sha, common snmsnsy demands suspension Of
public opinion. II is true that am sometimes silent
nelanchcly but what man who ha: any iesling about
him would not be, were he placed In my situatsn--
accused OF base and hcinous crime one ct which ovsy
heart reysltsmy name bsz ,ned forth By the publie
prints throughout the civilized world and the brand Of
murderer attached 10 II ERE q common preliminary
examination has taken place In the mauer-ers know
sns ws1 Iy ssn. so ns e
but am compelled 10 know that my eyed and widowed
mother my WIFE, sister and brother and osher relatives
must suffer much from this accusation being brought
spossn s to- bsiss: ,ss .aSjoinsd csrtsoss: q The
hoping, gentlemen you will the Kindness 70 give
apace in your paper a. readily a. you have done the
subscribe myself your obedisnt servant
ALBERT }. TiRRELL.
Following this is statement IRON the keeper Of the
prison. confirming the truth of q letter, and aso stat
ing that he s under other restraint than hst imposed
upon every inmate Of the prison II is further stated
ns nSucs ss's n. belief he intended to commit
suicide. Here We Leave this mstter-N 0 Pic, Jan D.
THE MURDER or Amos.-The Sandwich (Mass)
Observer gives the following account Of the recent
killing Of this Marahpee Indian :-On Sunday morning
last, Amos went to Petersons house 10 shave with PS
from - to ~ o'clock and found Amos and Peerson TO-
gether peaceabe. good nstured and friendly and 90
they ef in chat together At about four O'Clock.
Mr. Sampson passing the house. about ave rods dis
t.n and saw Am"s lying on his knees and slbews vii.
biz ss ss sp a. 20
three persons, and returned TO the house. They
found Amos deal with large wound on his heed They
made attempt to escspe what cause Of the sGy
and he said, pointing to his lace, which was much
own defence" lie also said thst Amos ssked or things
that did not belong to him. and endeavored to rob him
The probability shss Mmo. s,sss ,or um o. s ~nc1
him, and then came the attempt to get u, the nsht,
the blow, and the cea,h. fsterson was In iqaer
during the day and evening" but wnsssss dh not hink
Amos had been drinking large stick. four feet long,
and two and half or three nches In diameter found.
bloody which Peterson admitted was the weapon with
which he struck.
There the appearance Of PIotrscted scufas IN
the garden at the end Of the house The ground res
trpmpled, and Amoss handkerchief was found there.
The Jury returped that Amos came 10 his death BY .
blow or blows struck By Chales Psssrson with large
stck or club hands Of him the sale Petersen and
10 the jury 6od that the said Psterson dd Kill the said
Amos but whether from malice aforsthought or other
wise the jury cannot say
Peterson committed by Judge Marstou "a jail. 70
await the sitting of the Court Of Common Pleas In April
CRIME IN BosToN.-The following 10 q statement
of persons who have been in charge OF tho watch,
for the various offences and stated below, from
January l, lst5, TO Dec. 81, lsi5 -
Tatsn wr. Con-,
Common drunkards male ........ 81
do do female e............. 100 -
Drunkards, male. e.............. ..eoN 7so
do female e............... 80
Assaults on the wafch. ...........
do citizens. ~
do on females. .......... -
Larceny, male. ........ -