The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-26

DssLsnAsIe AccIDssr.-In Philsdsphis. on the aia
most severely wounded in the shoulder by cut with a
broad axe The lad is IL or Is years Of age, and
wounded the ship yard at the foot of Palmer street.
while passing ship carpenter at work. II seems
that just the carpenter was striking the blow with
which came down with great force upon his shoulder.
cutting deep, and fearful cash clear into the bone
the loss of blood and the severe conclusion.
DsArH OF Ma. swarM-william Swain Esq., died
on the goth inst at his residence Of Seventh and
Chesnut streets Philadelphia Mr. Swain had been for
long time afflicted with general paralysis, which at
tackled him shortly after his return from the tour Of Eu
rope with his family Mr. leaves very large fortune
amasssd by the sale of his Panacea
FfRsr AaRNAL OF Flour MADE FROM Nrw WHEAr.-
Tho boat Tariff Of the Merchants and Milers line ar
rived at Albany the Goth instant having on board
nav wheat. consigned to ". II. Wolf, New York. The
boat Tariff brought the first new wheat hour to Albany
EscApw raoM THE MAssAcHUsErrs STATE Person.
On the 2ls instant three named Charles W. White
made their escape from the State Prison at ChaIlestown
In the following manner II s the practice at the prison
and as the are all sened in by one bar the
others took advantage of this circums open their
doors and into the passage way They then fore
ed the bar of the Lutheran window which at this place
is close to the outside wall and by hitching rope to
the Of the house, let themselves down. White
house ~ years Of age He was sentenced to the State
Prison for ten years from Sept 49, ls4l for highway
robbery in the second degree. Adams alias Allen is SO
years Of age and committed in September ls4 for
ten years for assault with intent kill and breaking
into a store and stealing Johnson sentenced in
September is!a for six and half years. for burglary
reward Of $50 for each convict.
HoMcIDE-A man named Ridgely Sunday last
lodged in tn jail a. Lss.Iqrg Va charged with the
oeding das He was dining with Mr. Reed. when dis.
Pu,s seem. to have aIseo ami he approached him and
Of his wife dead
MALIcIous-Thc person employed to mend the wires
Of the telegraph between New Haven and Bridgeport,
reports that he found them broken in fifteen places
many Of the glass knobs shatersdsnd portions of the
wire carried of-Beasn Journal
The Annual Commencement of Rutgers College, New
brunswick, takes place to-day.
The Annual Commence msnt of Yale College takes
The Albany train du. at Springfield at 10 o'clock. on
the 10TH OF the track seventeen miles west OF this
CINE two passenger cars of The accident
engineer were badly hurt. but no bones broken. The
passengers luckily escaped unhurt The tender and
baggage cars wers mochinjursd-Bssto~ Daily Times.
THE RAspoLpH NEonors.-The Sidney aurora of
Saturday says these negroes remain on Col Johnsons
farm Pqua That paper condemns in decided terms
the conduct Of the citizens Of Mercer in the late
break and insists that they should have made their OBJ
jecons known before the land purchased. and not
waited until they had drawn the last cent they could ex
pect of the pockets Of the blacks-some S8a 600
and then raise armed force and refuse let take
Of their property as they have done we look
and the partcpators should be severely punished What
makes the thing the fact that number of those
who forrest in their opposition to the blacks loud
est in their threats to shoot &c. the very who
sold them land, received wages for constructing the
for provisions not two weeks before the arrival of the
poor creatures whom they have SO unjustly treated"
MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs IN CArApA-H M. 8. Belleisle
brought troops, but will sail for Halifax in few
days with the s9th Regiment, and, it is rumoured,
wing Of another Regiment She will return here mme
dately with the 77t6 Regiment from Halifax, and will
take back the 6Oth Rifles and tho l4th RegimentQue
ELorEMErr IN New JERsry.-The Newton Sussex Co.
Herald states that on Monday evening last Mr. George
Bruen. Of Newark said to be married man, eloped
sns Bsdwn Thsy had not they
were stopped by the uncle Of the lady who 6rst demand
knocked down her and carried her back in
triumph to his home in Lafayette township Upon being
declared in the simplicity of her heart She didn't be-
Geve it, for If true, George would have told her
aercisinS the strategy Of REWARD found means to abb
duct Miss Baldwin and they over the hills and
far away" enjoy ing no doubt most delicious honey
Fnar IN ALBArY.-Last night a fire broke out in the
building situated the Patroons creek occupied in part
buildings connected herewith, were destroyed. The
premises occupied by the following persons %
Ssss go n. paisn Chase Co., eoss roasss
$500 no ms; A. Otis, sash and olind manufacturer
loss So % o. S do These
gave employ ment to between thirty and forty per.ons
The buildings were owned BY stephen Van Rensselaer,
Tar NIsARA PoSr-Whiie, of the Eagle at the Falls,
has Black Pony who was found standing upon the bank
ofthe precipce at the whirlpool He was driven away,
but always returned to the spot and gszed wistiully
down the precpce His appearance and department is
mystery Did his master perish there If the pony
could speak he would answer the question. He is
suspicious pony.
Loss OF BRIo DELrA-The brig Della Capt. Fales.
from Thomaston. Ne, for New Orleans, was lost on the
brig ran aground and six hours thereafter her cargo,
consisting Of 1900 barrels of lime took fire When capt
and her stern was under wster Capt f. succeeded in
saving most Other rigging The Della belonged to New
Orleans.
states that Caleb Nulty, formerly Clerk OF the u
House of Representatives private In the Young Guards
Alhambra, the 10th inst His remains were buried
with military hoDors at Helena, Ark.
Errrs, THE surrosEp MuRpERER.-Eppes, the report
ed murderer Of MIR Muir, OF Dnwiddis, Va. was II 70
said, ct Manchester, Va, his way to Richmond
He will doubtless come further north
IxprAr CosTuME.-In Washington recently durins the
hot weather it is said that Of the Indians now in that
city. going the clothed in such apparel al
civilization was hsaping upon him. Feeling them OF no
nsnner Of use ne toek of his pantaoon: threw them
~ much notice with them on his arm al they had been
On hia legs
and 6y barrels -four $3.50 worth Of clothing direct
81 to be at once sent for the benefit Of the Nantucket
sufferers
POPULATION or WncosnN.-- Returns from eleven
ooun les give census of olo If there be proper
@ IN sh the oOC s the
consin was the ulimsthule Of civilization. -
sISeuLAn DSATH-On the Sd inst, Mr. Henry X
Henion Of Chester county Pa, died from the effect of
sting in the nostril by insect received while ing
down in baggage car, at Columbia waiting for
He was employed on the Pennsylvania railroad.
TxLEeRAPH FROM ITHACA TO AyBuRN.-The wires for
the Magnetic Telegraph, from Ithaca to Auburn, are
alrea strung portion of the distance and in the
of week days. will be in working order Instead
Of two. upon the Albany and Buffalo line, there will be
but single wire connecting the two places.
Burial AVID BLOODY AyFAIa-Tho MayspiiIe Eagle oil
the llth inst says:
gentleman from Pendleon county informs ne that on
the 25th ult, man named Isaac Hawkins, who had q
wife and two children, committed rape young girl
Of from twelve to fourteen Of age named Ezsbe
Miller, on the road leading from Falmouth 10 Williams