The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25
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The Buifslo Courier contains the following ac- count oG the suicide ot daughter of Hoe. John Nofvel Of Detroit, formerly uaiied States Seasior from Mchigan
 NIAGARA FALLs. Nov. 27, 6i< 4. d.
 Our village ths morning thrown Int0 deep gloom by repou ihas young lady had probably committed sUicidr hsIe during soais tns last night, which IS undoubtedly too lTus. The eiseumsiancea are as follows; The uain vl ears yestsrday nesn- ing brought hitheT young woman ot bns peIsnnal appearance, and about $ years ot sge. hAsine wilh her two bright looking bays, tonT six ysaEs old. Alter taking IoOms sl tue Eagis Hotel. she eailed tor writing materials, aud nothing more was knpwn of her un,Il this morning. Between and o'clock the bell of the room she had occapisd was rang hy the little boys. They inquing iss thsf nsthsT Upon the table were louhd thEes iettess--ons ai- ree,ed to Major Miller, U. ,. A.. and enc is Iohn Now eli. Detroit, MIehlgan,s and cue ,e the pso- prIsos ef ;De Egls Hotel. Ga eePy Of which l send you.) aiso the ragiets oi side ef her head her gold waich, two trunks of clothing. . silk purss eOataiaing gold and silver coma, and hsr wsd, ding ring.
 The children staie that their mother had bad them good bye aud kissed then. siter they had gpas so be-tnat they had last couis ifoin W.nchsatsF, Virginia and that their father was 10 Florida. No cause can be assigned for the act. She appeared perfectly raionai throughout yesterday, and et the least pympiom oi insanity vas notleesl. Noihlna has besa Iound 10 throw the least light upon the matter.
 Half past 9 o'eloet, 4. M-Eaough has been ound 10 warrant the b-ilsl that the unfortunate lady ieaped from the bridge that leads to Goat Island and was swept the Falls. Upoa the second pier was found her bonnet, which had been iTodden upon. Her black Grape shawl was ioand ted 10 tha rating of the bridge. 10 let her down spoh the pier, which is some SIX fee, below the railing Shs un- ioub fly did this 10 indicate to those who shoald look Tor her, that her mind was made np fos the fearful leap ,nIo the yawning chssm below.
 Her talhsr has berE telegraPhsd. and the children have been kindly taken charge of by Hon. Aagus- Jus Porter.
 The following is . copy of the letter addressed by Mrs. Miler to Mr. White, of Ihs Esgis Hotel.
 To tis P,oprietor of the Eagle Hotel: My mimi is made up-l have ao wish io live any longer. 1 shall 20 where my body will be recovered. .-- No one shah gaze on my mangIed semaihs. Piease take of my two httie ys tiii they De seut to Dstroit where their grand parents reside. They are the sons ol Major Miller sf the Army. nov in Florida and grand sons of Hon. John Nosveil De- ,ro,t. Michigan. Please forward my letters snd protect nv ehidTep tlt sone et iheif relatives can come for them. Mas. J. G. MiILEa."
 Tine Buffalo Commercial A1vsFiises sf the 2ssh copies the above, and says.
 it is reported here that lady. answering ts lhs description of Mrs Miller, left this city for the Eass in the express train yesterday meraiag, aud tisaa there circumstances leading to the belief ihas the apparent evidences ol saciae only appnssaf hsl frleads will undoubtedly investigate tho mat. ter. and until they aseeFiAia soasethina which thev desire to be communicated to tho pablie. ws shsI do as woald have others do fl we were aimiiarlv siiaaeed. cay nothing oB the subieet Tue BHtiso RsPabaicaa says h reference ls shs above occurrence
 "we have learned that there s every reason te believe that Mrs Miller is still alivs having slsped Ish the shawl and bennet on tho bridge and wrote the letters which were fousd in her room, to convey the impression that she had goas eyey fhe Falls- The circumstances leadiag to this belief are as fol- | lows:
 1 On Thursday last man, who registered hls name as Henry Biaksfner, Phiisdciphia. stopped at the ExchaEge Hotsh In this city. He said that be es | Pected some friends In day or tive. snd waichaR the arrival of every trsa of ears. On tho arfivsl of tn" Sunday morning sis, he was observed by the porter ot the house in conversation iB fhe sit ting room oi the depot. with lady wiih two cail- dTcn.
 l The lady, whs was siterwsrd. sscsrsained se be Mrs. Miller. took Iodgsngs al the Exchange. where she remained salil Monday BoFiag, wAsa she teoh the o'clock trAs for the FsIis
 0s Inc afternoon of Mosday, Mir. Biskemer wea to the livery stable ef Mir Miiler. en Waslinglaa street. and bred horse and baggy to go i've n.ies below ronAssnda. tie Felaraed sboat 2 esclsck l on Taesdsy meraisg with lady believed te be Ms~ Miller, leaving her al the railroad depot, whsa hs brought the horse back ts the livery sialie. ] He then called al the Exchange for hi. baggage and accompanied by Mrs Miller took the fsss tssia which leaves here st haf past :, purchasing ticket for Cayaga Bridge.
 This blakemsf is abeat feet inchs. blrh. l,st esanPs1ioa. dark hair asd beard winch hsd not bee shsssd. sppsrsatiy. fos thses or ioar xssks, ss
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