The New York herald., 1850-05-28
City Intelligence.

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Mys1rRIous DEATH AND ExrRAoRoIyARv ArPEARA.cg
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-nr 'ohh 'ansroh res'oeht Oh TINS city' ana
employed, fince 16I3 in the ofica OF Mr Nathaniel
Currier lhocrspher Nassau street, corner o, snrpcs
$500 " 'P
eaed AT the He'ad once 10 give US the particulars OF
the extraordinary appearance Of the dead body OF his
t.t,.r Jobn Cameron .esra,ansa of ,h;rt..n go,
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""" "so 'n' "''''e''oa' "n"er "nion ne
was inferred John Cameron SEN, native OF Scot
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70" 'oh" ""e '"'" 's"' y''' VI "se' "no recolectS
the time perfectly well. His mother left home
morning in August. for New York In the exe,ing of
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showed strange manner that attracted the attention
tf III. tlle Loy and be asked him to 20 look for hi,
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NV loIi In short time after when he was playing
n '.a - aooa' ~ i i "a; ,S ~; ,ab n. 1850 va
bouse sna, On goss W, iounu M is'her wor.ing IN
a native o. England; but in a short time his IA
th,r did. doctor. named Wright, was sent for,
hut informed that the man dead and
he immo o6ately went way The body sweled very
much ard The hands were tied across. which young
Cameron thought strange. IL was inferred next day
between ~ aud o'clock which he thought
ard he remarked that the body wasquite Timber
and had rot that rigidity which IL OF toe
signs Cf death The suddenness of the death caused
noise at the time Mrs. Cameron did not return
friends Of the deceased for money 10 support aud edu
the boy for IL seems his her wealthy
man letter was rece'ed, IN reply, reiusin; money
Tor the purpofe OF spending 10 on the boys education
in America but Offering 10 bring him and the mother
home. and 10 educate him in scotland This she
r. fused to do. Shortly after, the relatives OF de-
ceased received an anonymous letter, stating that
he vas poisoned and one OF them came out here aud
sdvcrts ID for the mother and the little boy but could
ret no tIipgs Of them from any quarter. Mr.
Palmer came since to New York and it Is believed
turned 10 England 1t appears that the boy ani his
herr raud NOT m we'll md he MT q,
live with a farmer named John woodruff relative OF
the Mayor Of this city aod known as Judge wooihull
ne abou. ioo ysars oi ase, and 70 os tne
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yeure .ani.ion "no no"sse, ~, vA vni "s.er no.ons
nsn "a. n.nI, anu :, S",ne =. ~ c; ~. Nv 80
into tne employ ment Oh nr osrr'cr. aui oy h,enhoh
70 busines' beesm, Tue oawer Tor .ne nv
Neah'ue, ni. ns'ne,' .s'e p'.' 49,, xs.' ..n'
arope maker and nov resides with him al iorkviiie
Mr 'Hmti.n ha'se P'ssPs'a III i- ~rs an' e"iuN,ns
~ 'se ~ - S"'! ". '. .' 20 .. w. ~ 80 s ,. 80 ~ "
meis tnt,o.s pa,' y, ,he srns ys anu 80 p'aGs a.,
teied ny peHon nsmsa psni,i Aiarsge' VINO uses oc
s.ae ans rase s,na ,hs, h .ra ,h o,h.r
The conn ths ceased Weighing over ao, pou nds wh.
living ana ON removing the lid they found th. re-
msius fresh and undccsycd though little backened
rnd the hnuds behind the head in struggng position
a, If HE decrased had awakened f.um a trance and
struggled fer freedom This Is the more strange as
m. hands we're tied Aldrii.e kn,v the deceased
w.u and irmed;ateIy Recognized him George Bcsm
we'll who buried him. also recognised IN. bpdy T.s
an, xs. xy.II S.cav,d a,d cav w.v IN son,.
parts IN. .oii wher. The body II barred h.s nothing
peculiar In II, being sand and the bodies brsd IT, thu.
r,, buried on, two OF thr.s years were entirely de-
COM os.d This discovery Id 10 graat deal of dis
cuss.ou in the nei,lboihood and TO many surmises,
which IN ,b. present. stage OF the buiness We do not
thnL IL r'shs topnbish ihere appear. TO be desire
In that quarter. that an inquest should be held OF
some in,'stg siion that would elicit The scs of this
mysissious case The deceased vas ~ years o. age.
and ai,d 10 b. IN perfect health the day before he
vas inierr,s He ~as even engsgea in painting that
day lie vas fcnd Of stuinng birds aud used large
qusn,ty 81 arsenic for the purpose !, !. right 20
sFUfa I'M h. had 80 IA
d,ath fer apopleAy We undersisud " - tntendodt TO
nsn'n'e H"sh inquiry ia 'he course "t" NV days
T,u N.r,os.L O. .pp,-Y Yesterday afternoon AZ thrcc
ocl,ck In the Parl there was rsgimsntal parade II
~. seventh Regiment or National nard mi. r,gi.
nent formerly The twenty sevesth IL Of the very
oldest II the State militia and IL commanded by Col
Dmycs. ID consists OF cgh; Infantry complnie-
battery ofsrtiilcry con msnded ty Capt Diver aud
troop q horse. con mandcd hy Capt Wstts IL u an
srtbsry f'gnent bot does duty a. an infantry corps
The hihrtty corrsn!"s are commanded "a fllws:-
fmst. ~ capt tmrFnan' .ecoud. by Capt. Pond;
fhnd. " thit ff'ce. iourtn by 'sp'. smthi TIM,
ty ,Sl' Mnlsid; snth ~ .art N''ersi ssVsnta by
,art Van Niukle; eighth by capt shumsay. rhis
r. uud'u"to'y, tne ,ne-i rt'weut Va the militia
The uniform of nli ~" conPanies y alikr. ani they
are criy distinguished hy Their letttr cr numbr lu
syTearauce ., IN cur opinion the m're military for
ust There !. more wealth In THIS regiment than In
any oth'r in N'~ YORK AZ consists principally, of
cur Merchants aud quiet ciizsns II vas thi' rcsi.
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rrrssNrsrioN oF St'ts TEusrNr.-A very hlauti
fri fihtr trumpet 81 large sike. manufactured by
Young ieasltt. 40 10 NSid"n lane. and having the
following uscs pon on The side. "a. shosn N yestsr
day -" frcsut'd 70 Lieut. lindiey Schenes. U. =
n. commanding L. : mal steamship Ohio. ~ the
nas.'t tE'rs on beard The steamship oh'e fom New
York Mrfch 2ih. 1850 asa testimonial cf their high
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