The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-17


Al Pontise Mich on the 23i Dec Sc )tohnsn by
the name 81 Finley house Ia search OF his wife.
VINO had abandoned his protection aud was refused al
at the door attracted the next door usgh5or Mr..
Buck, who went TO him TO prevail him abandon h@
Efforts; wher-upcu, Finley drew a knife and stabbed
Buck Ia tho abdomen causing his death ia hours
Buck formerly resided ia Detroit sud more recently AZ
Rochester In this State Finley Immediately Sc
cured.
General Taylor visited Bayou Sara on Christmas day
and was warmly welcomed by the citizens, The Chroni-
Among those who were most happy in meeting the
General four returned volunteers who had shared
in his recent campaigns One OF there after greeting
the General In than friendly terms reminded him
Of his service IN the army when the following charscr
istic scene took place -
General Taylorn said the affected soldier, nv
nams IL D, belonged 60 the ls Mississippi Rifles
was in the battles OF Monterey and Buena Vista. The
last time you the church 1T 5altillo " Tbs
Generals eyes sparked as ne asan grasped With both
his the preferred hand OF the brave fellow and
How are you? God bless you" came out from his
D. received two bullet wounds in the battle Of
Buena Vista and lying In the aforesaid church suf
srius rom MS wounds at the time alluded TO- ~nsn
msnty That circumstances caused the mutual recogni
ton.
The remains of Coils. Butler aud Dickinson arrived
here Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock, in n special
train which had been promptly furnished by Col Gads
den, the patriotic President Of the Railroad Company
They Immediately conveyed to the State srmory
where they to remain until the wishes Of their fai
lies and friends known in reference to their final
resting places; the Governor having in the mean Time
dispatched expresses to Edgeded and Camden to
tain this. The Funeral Exercises which have been or
dered and arranged scale becoming the character
and dignity of the State and Of the distinguished ndvi
duals themselves hsve been postponed until the families
of the deceased shall be heard from-CoIumbia Ttte-
graph, Jan. 10Th.
Gov. Young is said to have refused another requs.
ton for fugitive from this Stateof which shall
probably hear more hereafter Scrupuous M he Is,
however about complying with requistons he does not
scruple to make them; and did deem 10 unconsttu
onal to call upon the Louisiana Governor to surrender
fugitive from the Empire State, d. Feer Jr charged
with swindipg, or buying goods In New York under
false prstences Though every possible qurk and quo
ble reeorted TO in New Orleans by able counsel to
prevent It, Gov Johnson in the manly exercise OF
incumbent courtesy, has surrendered him. and he IL
now hs way back, to abide the Of Justice
NeDd,k Advertiser.
The Aldermen Of Albany about to adopt
Adermanic costume, to be- by them when In the
discharge Of official duty. Some propose gowns while
Others advocate white scars The Erpres Of that city
says Perhaps the city coat Of printed in red
awhile ground and upon the backs Of the august
members Of the Board hung msjestically over the
broad expanses Of their turtle fed would
DO very signdcant, as we'll as appropriate"