New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-09

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felwith Tremendous nose-upon the dead body, horr'
bly, crushing and mHiatlng the same All the honsehod
furniture thrown down and forced through into me
cellar The son, who sleeping IN the second story
such It can be csed-had marrow escape OF his e s'a
was relieved from his perous situation BY ladder Tine
mother, we believe, sustained no injury rom Inc iA"s
mass.
Thomas Shirley AGED abOu 2S years Of the unior
unae woman who're name is mentioned above was taken
the hospital about having entered the premises OF
hs mother and faan through from the upper part 10 Oe
cellar. The spine Of his back was found TO have oeen
seriously injured. lrhilsd. Inquirer. I'm.
HF Mrs Hines young married woman, was
frozed 10 death In Leyden, Lewis County, New lork-
She with her husband five miles . church re-
turning ON foot he stopped 4 the house OF an sequsnl-
aace while she passed lost her way and was found on
Wednesday, where she had made her bed In the snow,
taken on her bonnet and laid down 10 Ole. From the
circumstance Of pair Of shoes bong nearly worn out
supposed the poor woman walked nom SUNDAY AFTER
noon 10 Tuesday night
A DIsrREssrNG CAsE.--One OF the citizens OF
Belleve. al. recently discovered stranger lying upon
the Sidewalk, and apparently much intoxicated lie De-
nevolenily procured him oct livery stADe Nnee ne
remained till next mornag when he died. From papers
foana upon his person was sscertanei tnai MS name
was Joba D. Hodman, thei he wa phs sean' ana io'
merry from Newlofk. lie sad been two OF thioo Ssss
In the place constantly intoxicated but no one kno" ms
business history 1, wss also proved ihAt on ne ee
ms previous bis death he had euterec me shof IN e
OF which he Was oand and, being Troublesome Ut, -.
fusng leave the propreor OF TIE shop had pusea MN
Violently of tho doohst ia falling his head slraSN
upon the pavement; ard that, far as was Known nc
never spek. afIcrwArd.
STAGE AcCIDENT.-On Tuesday morning early
the Gull sage RON Royslton this place was over
turned near East Bethel. There were eight nsde pas
sengers three Of whom either much pj1rto OF
frightened as 70 stop TIE stage turned completely
over and went down considerable bank Into the branch
horses and ALL We do not learn inquiry that either OF
the three mortay inilred though The first report
was that Rev. Mr.. Prnde o, FerIisearsh was Resfly
killed. lMo"'pehsr waterman.
svsrors AyFRAY.-A MIR Clark Of Belmont
Ohio w.s returning home in his wagon few days age,
when be Vas met by two men, named bcAos and Palmer,
who asked and received permsson 10 noe WIZ n. ne
ing heated with liquor they became NOISY ane isneheo
the horses. They were requested 10 heeP Vs1 VI V.
shereupon some ule alteration ensuec and one o. 'nr
drew pistol and cred AZ the head relax, the Dali srk
ing him Jus. above the eye and fracguEing the one' ts1
OF the skull The call Glanced or but be had mario"
escape with bis NE. Eekois and Palmer have escaped
MErEoR-At about ten O'Clock on the morning Of
THURSDAY last. meteor passed This place peseAus
those who were fortunate enough 70 observe H. s
nous appearance, and leaving behind it long vapoy
train It's course seemed 10 be toward the southwest
Two explosions were heard Curing It's passage and a
rumhliug sound Of longer continuance accompanied H.
TIE sufficient 10 s,rac. attention OF
persons in the open It's altitude have Seen
vary great for sse mentioned In the Selma Exporter
AS having observed in that place. IL said inst
portion OF II fell Demopos IL this Is trust
that the curious may seek the fragment and add n
to the great plumber already collected In vasas Of
the world OF similar singular ana unsecoun,sble vIsanls
from the regions Of space Mobile Adv 5it nlt
PRESENCE OF MISD.--A lad skating recently on
ths dam al Augusta Ne having broken through the ce
wss saved from drowning BY smother boy who on per-
c<yps the ecciden instantly erked his wooden comforter
from his neck tossed end Of 70 the drowning boy,
and drew him out