New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

pbe five mills were burned 10 the rr9und Inc loss
estimated ct not less than $50 OOO They were partially
Insured IL Ia ,upposed that the ira the work Of
an incendisry, the mills had not been In operation
for two months.
CAsUALTIEs FI6BTs, &C.-Dr. Adrian LOewen
OF Obey township, Ma came to violent death on the
Cd inst at frolic held Walsutown appears tina,
the deceased addicted to drinking and was there
roughly handled by some rowdes dragged into cor
ner and when the dance broke up found 10 be desd.
On the o. lost William Dsniortb OF Amherst, H. was
instantly killed by being crushed by limb OF large
tree he was telling He lssyess wife and three small
chi 90 the 5th inst sffsy took place In the
tavern house Of William Jordan Lexington Ky John
r. Shields Deputy Sheriff interfering in order 70 pre-
serve the peace shot In the face oy Mr.. Paxton
The ball entered at the upper part OF the chin and
ranged backward Il has not yet been extracted, and
there great danger that Mr. Shields will not survive
Paxton was Immediately arrested and commtted.
The Boston Traoeiy states that on Thursday night
man wss knocked down. stabbed, and robbed OF MS
watch and ass, in Ebdicott st. "A man whose nsfne
was said % be A J. Winters. grocery keeper IN Al
baoy Was killed at Rome, N. on the TIN inst while
attempting 10 get the while under motion lie
bad been West to Buffalo &c. and on his return
homs he died IN less thsn ave nuss after the cars
passed over HE legs he was In good crcum'tance'
Leaves q wife and family. A servant girl OF Mrs
Binney, Mount VernODst Boston. killed herself last
Wednesday night by taking chloroform
ATTEMPTED RAPE AT BosrOS.--We mentioned
yesterday that from the mysterious demeanor OF Miss
fsisted VINO found at the Lowell depot II was pre-
she was betrayed. On her passage from Concord To
Boston, a villain nsmed Longley, and who Ia wei
known 10 police here got into conversation with
hsr and extended courtoses which led her to suppose
that he was a man. On the arrival Of the cars be IN
vted her to take seat Ia carriage, telling her that
che would be conducted TO respectable boarding
house, wherein with his Recommendation. she might
dwell Instead Of taking her TO boarding house; hi'
carriage stopped Of the densin Annstree where
he nsult.d the giT Ia tho vilest Her shries
frightened Longey and before help could reach her
he had She laft ina
In state OF bewiderment aud went back 10 the depot
where she set In the until cared for by Mr Stark
weather, M before stated Longey resides IN Man
chester, n and 10 well known TO the conductors on
railroads We informed that he returned 10y the
evening train Tho young woman In question appears
stsrkwsa,her. Boston Courier.
CoLpIs Tsxn.-Four gentlemen, Mr.. Ruthven
- and Mr. Lyon OF Houston, Mr. Park OF Washington. and
Mr. Norris narrowly escsped death by freezing, on the
nigh, Of tho 18th nliimo. They JEFF, Houston In The
evening In an open stage for Washington, dned NJ
Hsmol-n rs miles from Houston. and late in the even
g proceeded on their roHte though their clothes were
frozen them, cold norther with rain and seet hav
ing blown upon them all day. Ats O'Clock, ten mills
beyond Hamblen's. In the midst of wide prairie the
stage begged and the tongue was pulled out The
next nearest house was seyonsons ten miles farther
and 10 this they Immediately dispatched the driver
for assistance they being now 40 benumbed and para
lyzed as to DO almost disabled from making eff
fort to save Themselves In this destitute condition they
were left to bide The penfs of the ptess storm u
day bresk In the morning. when wagon reached them
from seyensons at which place they arrived some two
hours after, more like dead men than living
THE "kILLrR" GANG-The notorious gang Of
rowdles calling themselves Killers" il would appear
have again commenced career Of lswless outrage in
the lower dstrcts Two OF the leaders of the gang
now In prison, for stabbing young man few nights
since In Shppenst and on Friday evening Constable
Aean arrested another OF the gang John Valiant alias
Skinner charged with rioous conduct In the shbor
hood of Fourth and Shppen sits who had hearing
before Aid Saunders, and In default of bail was com
mitted. lPhilsd. News. l2ih.
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANrs MuRDERED.-The Mil
ledgevis (Gs) Rsooydsr OF the 6th inst says ave
bear rumors Of the OF a company of fourteen
which lately started from Macon for California The
rumor 10 that they have been murdered ON their way
by the rsncheros We have bu, little faith In the
port md. At all events, win console ourselves by dis
eredng H. at least until IL shall be authenticity
detailed, which we siocerey trust may not be at all
Faoa Aux C.YEs.-By the schr. Gen. Peavey
letters have been received here rom Aux Cages 70
leah ult These state that the Government mono
poly plan did work we'll II had deere ssed the
price Of coffee and the country people refused TO brin
la. The general opinion In Aux Caves that the
Law would DC repealed. Business generally was dail
Boston Times
THK RETIRING PREslDESr.-The HRmingt0n
a. C) Josr.a OF Friday last gives the particulars
OF Mr.. Polks reception 10 tina, town on Wednesday
the address Of Mr.. VIM. Hill and Mr. Folks reply. The
party remained at Wilmington until Thursday, when
they embarked on board the Charleston boat smd the
greetings of hundreds The telegraph their
arrival In Charleston on Friday.
The PslLApgLPsiA LIBEL CAsss.-ln the Grim
nal Court Saturday the several of libel
Ing OF the sale IN this city OF the Ne York Scorpi0A
and other hiadred pspers were postponed until the
that are to before them, that the whole may BE-
disposed of together. Phil News. 18th.
GREAT LoAD.-The CLYDE Telegraph says that
load of wood containing tss cords was brought into
that village last week upon the plank road drawn By
two aorses IL hsd to be divided into ten two horse
losds In distributing about the village after leaving
the plank road
PRoSorED.-Col J. r. Walbach Of the Fourth
Regiment OF u 5 Infantry, hss been promoted the
rank Of Brigsdier General BY brevet Col w entered
the army in 1874 and has consequently been In the ser
vice more than halt century. Daring the OF
1912 he was twice oresetted as Major and Lieutenant
Colonel.
CALIFORNIA GoLp COMING IS-The Boston
Trsrsllsr Of Saturday ssys; "Messrs. Hatch Gray 4
Co brought the city to-day several parcel. OF Cal
fof gold dust which arrived az New Bedford by the
whale ship E~PArses. Ii was consigned to several
hrms here"
are Informed that the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam
Navigation Co" have made arrangements 10 put
steamship on the line TO Charleston immediately aud
that the Beautiful steamer ospry now on her way TO
This city for tasi purpose. lPaiisdsi n American
MELANCHOLY OccuRsXScE.-On Sunday morn
ins the 18Th OF Feb the residence Of lohn wcdel In
Lawrence to ~pship. was destroyed by ere. and bis
Isthe lat an advanced sge) snd hs infant child. were
soasGmed with the building lCleSfsld (Ps) Baa 9th
FEMALE vorERs.--By the 45lh section Of the
Jew Canadian Election Law. II Is provided that
nan shs vote II an Election.
~ The CiReiaaati Commercial tells q story
4 the elopcmen, OF the wife OF Ohio bos,nsn with
merchant Of Csrol'on at the mouth Of the hsnlocsy
liver The rsscsrs name 10 Smith. The lady Is The
mother of four children. and had. TO the time OF her
preference. lived In barmony snd peace with Der
,ny. The husband trsilec The guilty couple 10 Gin
nnsr bot they we're OF before be could reach them
nj falling In the accomplishment Of bic purpose, "a
rerro persona he resorrsd to ths power of the prcss
ID issued hhndbilL detailing al the erconsisnees
hlch handbills he has scattered far and near. The
,rson with whom tho lady ooped. moved 10 the high
9 village circles and had better keep moving.
~ A proposition to limit speakers 10 one
'ur each IL now before the cansciAn House OF As
mbly.
~ Mr.. Toucrr. the late Attorney General,
) Isit Wsshipyten and rsIurned 10 Coaneetcut