The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-16
miscellaneous,


Several officers Of the steamer Acadia nov wing 1t
Jersey CITY, were walking out ON Monday night when
they were attacked, and violently beaten, By baud
Of rufans In such mxnner that It Is that one
Of the ofcsrs Is seriously injured in u,y He has
been splitting blood since Five persons suspected Of
wing been concerned In the assault have been arree
ted by the authorities. -NetOark .4dp.
The St. Louis papers Of the 18th instant state that
the steamboats, Sultana and Grey Eagle came into
lent was the collision, that the meeting Pipe Of the
Grey Eagle was broken and the boiler displaced The
rush Of the steam from the broken pipe killed one man
and severely scalded Ave others One man was knock
ed overheard by the collision and drowned
The arbtrators appointed to settle the several cl.as
upon the reward offered for the oyery the
Insurance Co., has after hearing The claiyDants bv
COUNSEL awarded S1,s79 81 Of the arlount oRsred to
James A. Perrins, Geo Woolsey. and Joseph jenkins
the persons who returned the money Mr. Psrrins was
the person who first received the money from the wo-
man who found it, In the way Of trade. and gave in
formation of the fact -Newark Daily .adp, June a.
Professor Greenleaf has bean oblired bv declinipr
health to resign the Dane professorshp Of law in Har
ward University
Upwards Of one HUNDRED gallons Of COW skim
whiskey emptied nom boat into Grand River.
last week, by the sheriff acting Of Saline Cherokee
.1dc0c1ie, May 22.
Gen Pierre Van Cortland died at Peekskil, on the
18th instant. He was S6 years sf age
The portion Of the Camsnchs tribe u ndsr the chief
santa Anna came into town nc Austin Texas, ON oath
ult The old chief profcssed much friendship He
legged the for coming into the settsme nts
aud had come down in this direction aud that IL Vas
necessary for them to fellow the herds order to their
subsistence The old chief and party visited the go
TO remove immediately beyond the designated Il No.
.dushn Dem 24fh Mau N
1t was lately reported, at Houston, Texas. that Mr.
VIM II. McCutcheon and lady, formerly Of Galveston,
were killed by party Of Indians while riding Trough
Limestone county; and also that another gentleman
anu ,ady' name not known, were in company, and
that the lady was killed, whlo the gentleman alone
escaped. t4.fF
The Huntsville papers announce the death of Col
James w MeCiung, q member Of the State Senate Of
state. f7Fl7
The following missionaries were sail from Provi.
denes the 18th, for Africa in the brig Smithnsd
Capt. Diff. bound for Gaboon River Rev j. H. Wilson
and wife; Rev. A. Bushnell and wife; Rev j. NJ Pres
ton and wife; Rev. w r. Wheeler; Mrs. Griswold;
also, John Wesley, native youth. who came to the
United states two since and has learned the art
OF printing Boston Courier, June 14th
b Young McNabh who arrested few days ago, at
Msnchestor charged With being concerned in the
Dr. McNabb and Ingalls,, tho other persons accused
underwent AN examination on Monday DIR McNabb
fully committed for trial. ingalls, is held to bail In
the sum OF $500 to for :. aiding cou yelling
hiring, and procuring the commission Of onence.v
The death Of Mr.. Mosre late American Consul to
MANILA is mentioned In letters of the 10th March last
The Fourier association, which established on
supposed to be doing WE'LL Is dissolved and par
ttio9 Of the property Is being made Tins has termi
nhteu the ihst OF THESE IN
States. Springfield, M. Journal sth inst
RAILROAD AcciDENT-A serious accident occur
red yesterday about II O'Clock on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, within about
eleven miles of Richmond The axle Of tue baggage
gave way when there were four persons standing
outsde the platform In consequence Of the bssak-
age the in contact with each other when the
four persons less injured Mr. Thos Tins,
ley had his leg broken DR. Hundey received consider
able injury In his foot Mr. Beckwth was much b. Missed
and freo man Of color 50 much injured that lttls
hopes are entertained ofhi recovery AmsnS whe,
Jane IA. M ..f -,.t ..~ AZ
y APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, BY and with
tho advice and consent Of the Senate.--Land Once
Daniel + Witler. receiver Of public moneys at WASH
ngton, Arkansas, reappontsd.
Samuel Drury. Benjamin B. French Benjamin X
Morse and James Crandell to be additional members
VI the Levy Court for the county Of Washington D. c.
nnder the act OF 18th May 1915 "to continue alter
md amend the charter Of the city Of Washington"
Andrew q. Miller to be Judge Of the District Court
IF the United States for the district Of Wisconsin
Thomas w Sutherland to be Attorney ofths Un,tsa
states for the district Of Wisconsin. ~
John 8 Rockwell to be Marshal Of the United SAs<es.