The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-15

A WOMAN KLLkp BY HER PARAMOUNT TEMPT
ED SUICIDE BY The MURDERkR. -Baronne street
was, yesterday afternoon, the scene Of a murder,
I'LL, qual.d IN a,Iocl,I .lnee the enactment OF the
" shell tOsd tragedy" familiar to our readers,
VIII Il the besutitui and unfortunate Catharlpe
O'Bnen war murdered by Bond The cases are,
In many Tespt cts. similar. The murdeTers, In
both Instances, were married men-the vlctiuas
unmarried, young and beautiful The unfortunate
Miss OBrF a, however, fell u victim IN defence Of
that priceless Jewel-woman's honor while the
uIfoftuhute g,rl, the subject ut thus notice, was
one OF those errlng mertals, whose fallen condHloa
is ofttn more 10 be pitied than blamed Captain
JOst IA Brady. Ut The schooner Friendship, aud
young woman named Fanny Daily, alias Fanny
Young, SCARCELY Nltars u age, hired a room rom
the occupant OF 23i BaroDbe street, where they
lytd as man and wife tor the last month Capt.
Il. belix about to leave for Calii0rnil with HIS
vessel appears, enotavored 10 persuade the gln
to accompany HIN, which she r, fused. Not being
able 10 i.duee her to go with him, and ANXIOUS
that size should not be- LETT uDpr"vlded tor IN his
hbtt nee, he FURNISHED her with means TO go h.r
mother, WIN lives III ST. Louis. She left here on
Tu.sdsy last Tor that place; but, on arr wing at
DOnalGtonsJIlr, she went ashore, ana returned to
The cIy agaan On Thursday lsst and, after putting
her Trunks an board Capt Bradly's vessel Capt.
ard the saoR posse ssion Of the room on Rs-
rome sine which they formerly occupied On
Sunday last a quasrel occurred between the par
mes, accouct Ut her insisting To have her cloth
ug lr, eht <sn the veSsel, and her positive retu-
Sal TO 30 10 California. Inc commencement "
Though there were several persons living ulder
ih. same ROOT at tie time the mui der was commit
10 d 40 one ape AGED, on TIE summation before
the ooroner's inquest, 80 be able 10 give anything
Ike an int Eligible versioa ot the affair. Mrs.
kIEe, aho occupies abe building, says that about
o'clock she heard Rroan Ia The room occupied
10y tapt Brady and Fanny Day; and, ON oP-ning
the do's, che raw Cspt b., appart ntly liieless,
stretched The floor, &longslde the bed, and
~red VIII blood. In aSslher part OF the room The
girI was sit.i ched on tee HOor, dead; her throaf
war cut; n SonI d, about sa!inch and n half vide,
was Heed under the Ictt breast. the INSTRUMENT
pen'iIstirg Nv coating Of the stolincb; while se-
veal cuts SplesI'd on her lace sad hands the
latter <viCtH,It received IN her ate mpts to ward
Cfi Tie blows IL Ter murderer After the murder
o, TIE chi, CAPT. Brady evidently dete rmined to
kill h mstl., ar VIXEN Fl st SEE by Mrs. KING, his
throat was cut smCsi from ear to ear, and several
WOUNDS we've fJsc0w red ON AIS side. A razor
,Ien. and a DIX kn,ip, both covered with blood,
atie found Gu the floor We understand he has
wIfe Hud family living somewhere IN the State
OF tsobusert- ~. o, Deiin. March q.
GpyAT FRpsyET ON THE MABMkE "A gentleman
who arrived This morning from Perrysburg, reports
that The Maumte his been visited by ihr severest
iJesIet ever known To the white inhabitants. The
rver. Obstrucled Ivy ice, and carrying Immense
masses In is cure nj, must have risen thirty ieet
The long bridge at Maumee has been swept away,
together with Its abutmrnts. A number oi housrs
and barns were carried of, and the farms striped
81 their fences Tor a considerable distance. The
Telegraph nDet crossing the nvvr have been broken
- VI. Grd la'pa amount ~ other damage dode
- ohsv b.s,s sv~I uas., 400 " ~.