The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-10
THE WArERv1L1K (ME } MuRpEn.. .The East


ern argus, OF yesterday morning, implies that
the investigation Of this matter il finished
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murder not committed where the body found.
1t the body found in the cellar near the outside
cellar door, Of store owned by Mr. Pray, and occupied
by Charles Phillips, David Shorey and DR. p P. Coolidge.
The cellar used place of deposit for wood prepared
for the re and the wood situated b evident
1t with difficulty the body was introduced from the
outside The corpse, when found, cold and some
been committed some hours The left leg Of his pants
cut immediately below the pocket and deep long
cut in the left thigh evidently cut after life had become
extinct and his blood CONCEALED blood had flowed
from the wound very little blood about his head. A
of the money has been found in the pry attached
to Cyrus Wilsms's tavern aud the watch in O sleigh
stored in the top Of Williams's shed.
COUNTESS LOLA Monies "A letter from Mu-
mich OF the LIST says :-'' Mdle. Lola Monies, or
rather her Excelency the Countess de Landsfed-for
the King known has conferred her letters Of
nobility with the title Of countess nss just abandoned
herself to another Of those passionate which
have contributed to render her celebrated The very
day which the Countess de Landsfeld returned from
seized her to and purchase sugravings 10 the
shop Of MN Meyer and Wiedmay. At the moment at
stood before sr the door, door looking through
the window pictures exposed In the interior.
Madame de Lsnsdfd irrtaed at not being able to en-
ter immediately, gave the ehicsr heavy blow on the
back with her umbrells. M Big turned round,
made room 70 the countess, grumbling; lmpudsnts'
out replying, and NJ Big went his way. The next
morning NJ Big received challenge from NJ Nj,
lieutenant OF artillery but he replied verbally TO the
person who took It that hs would fight for such
motive In the evening ID B--g and NJ Nj ssrs
arrested The Journals have announced that the King
had accorded an for life from the state 10 hs
Countess dc Landsfsd The amount of that income has
lust been nxed at 900 forms which Is eqasl to
81 900 francs Five large houses in the Rue de Hsvart
at Munich are being pulled down. and the King will
cause palace to b. built their cite for Madame de
Lsndsfsd which will bear the name Of Winter Palace"
New BRuNswICK.--We have received files OF
New Brunswick papers to the 9th inst. The
repeal the duties articles imported into tits
province under the act Of ths imperial Parliament euti
lied An to regulate the trade Of the British posses
sons abroad passed by our Legislature st it's
last session with euspendug clause received the royal
assent the l2h Of August last and will come h. TO
operation the LIST OF April next The House of Az
semby therefore In passing the revenue bil next win
ter will have revise the whole provincial tariff
duties will future BE- collected A. the house,
but will AL be paid by the mportefs at to the pro-
vince treasurer or his deputies The arrangement will
facilitate the entrance Of goods ami rave the
large outlsys expended 10 supporting the custom
house establishment, which will be either greatly redu-
ced or entirely abolished st John Courier.
On Saturday afternoon Mt O'Clock while the steam
was being lst of ut Messrs short Esty's formerly
McCregors steam mills, Straight Shore, the boiler
burst scsldng dangerously, another severely,
and third very slightly The damage done to the mill
s considerable and cannot be repaired sooner thsn
Fortnight 81. John Herald, Ah.