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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

observation-disclosures or GOVERNOR &C
The Legislature Of Massachusetts proceeded 10 The
Election OF Governor and Lieut. Governor on Non
day, with the following result, In the Senate, Gro
V BRiGo., Wing. received - votes George D
Boutwell,, Loco. -. Including the Free Soil mem
bers-Fm Lieut. Governor, JOES REso Wing
received 90 votes. and Henry w. Cushman, Loco
u. In the House for Governor George n bnss'
received Isl stephen C Philips. Free Sol %
George 6. Boutwell,. Loco. J9-FU Lent Govern
or John Reed received Isl. John Mills, Free Sod,
81 Henry W Cushnsn. Loco. e. 90 Gao. y
BKIss. and JoHS REID were duly declared elect
81 as Governor and Lieut. G0'en'oT OF tns Com
rouweath Of Mass schnsetts
Its well known that majority Of al the
votes cas-, is required to elects Governor u Mas
,srhusetts No one of the candidates AZ the re-
cent election before the People having majority
the legislature made choice as above. The FOL
lowing i. the state a the vote before the People
The whole number H votes 6r Governor was
100. io7: necessary for choice, s4740 George
y. Briggs had $4,000 George :. Boutwell, 5000
stephen c. Phillips. asg'7, ,nd George Boutwell,
90 All others had III The party strength 6r
LENT Governor did not differ mstersIy from that
fv Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

~ open the eyes o. ihs we-t 20 th- goat interests
they have 81 stake u the ,ao-rss:1i P-'ulsnsacv
ors protective TarIT NewYorS an s.so earn /,
lesson b. oosIng =; the isrse importation o fo-
ECU ssf a, wei - 1.aa7 HiRnu'scturet articles il
which the industry CT that STATE hss deep All 40.
din interest Bui nave now no room alr CON
mclts
supN.sY sr.rrwe~r e - T1aiIfg s-5 sake q cod.
Hzrss saS Ne-ctarcse tSpoTssS TS ~ LlieS SiI.rr
darn. ~ y,lr srsf7S J1as 90 i-.5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

sVrrosrp MURDER IN PRovIpENcE.-W 'eatn
kss ne P,cr,Ssncs journal that "Wednesday AZ ne
eodv Of AN lrsh woman named Mary HAney. WAS iound
a Nichsrass Roek Plspest that city, under elrcuul'
ace. which end 70 ne belief that she was murdered
~ snd ycyd,c was returned hat the decreased came 10
s death by being sapged BY Der husband W.iAm nan
ky Hsrey has been arrested and committed % s % al
sws ~ The charge OF murder The husband sho WIZ
ecth incorporate IN tber habits
VALUABLE CARco.--The ship Charles CROKER
whsch cleared from Charleston d ins- foI rc''
pool he'd OF the sEgc and moes valuable esIeoes
pped frcn thai port II consisted OF 80 eses Opand
'scsfon wrstins ss ,se Ies and valued ~ eles $50
sad ~ bses Sea lsand weighing els De and valued q
49, To:l ssp sess wSgsag ls>Ase sse sna vs<sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

afternoon ceyuta,lon q Eanss'sa e1e- eunssu,s q
~ is-rt1e Rene1v and HerrT cs Alma acconi saed b.
C,srf ss-,rl Was rf i1eTrreef, arrived from NeT-
YoT. - we're received SCI evening e. re sscgiol
-. - ~s-ursec g ne 1osrs.i1c- Of ne CRY By
crer.l Jores aad rualhsr Ct other military oeer. sad
.- w. -.r.u,o- erthnsas;ic, and fhe speech q
.-r loo Wa replied ~ Count Wass behElf Ct
- eo-sirs Il a. e.egani AID feeling manner Lodging
ave been crowded for tie tisnguiseed stranger, a. ne
No 1880 Az s1rec-ed 20 arrive Y ne civ from New
~ ,1,rorro.s assrroon their way - Wsstlrgion
CIV 10 .,oI'h AN-rsN4-- -'--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

Toa Imports for wear ending Jane r. 800 slGs'7 80
The whole quantity Of iron, steel, castings snoh-
or, chains cutlery. hardware. and all other man.
ufsciures Of iron and iron and steel amounted 10
about as 900 iuns The weight OF the hardware and
somo Of ihr cu:,e-y not being stated the exact
number Of tuns cannot be ascerts!ned with any
greater certainty than il above given ALTHA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
WEnsE.nAY MossI.s. ian .

MERciSrnE LIBRARY AssocIArIoy>-Ths Tween
.yninra Anng. Meerng q ts ASSOCIATION held las
aigsf cGsfoo Han Thsrs vas good sriss4snes d
aea.oers ADD ansnas Of lie L.Of,y, ,org whom We 10
coed several Il iss early and hai-orsng bGders Of he
As.ocisaon- Mr BAILEY. Rrerteut ncminsied Hon Phhp
Hone Chairman for he oec,s0u ard On taxing ne sss
Mr. n z.ds BRET and serineni speech. Which y" vel
r--rIve1
IheTr-ss-Te's Repor vu taea read, fon rnica ~
fnf As' the epts q ns year s4s ass Fu1 sfee2,'
lm0gEt-d 70 81 100 expenditures Cileia .ess@f
s.4ncs hsad u ts q Tee Institution y T..
frs-z cot The Revenues Of $40 exceed 1oss ~
ty5 q. 80 expecced N -, - =, 81
Inc prncipal TENS Of expense we're Tor '""'' 7' ~
periodicals. 80 y binding SOL o.
The Annual Report Of ,be Board u Dfee'''n-e
nous AID highly Interesting aOesrssE prepares VIZ ss4
care BY he ef.aguse PrssGeGi Of ne Assoeston Af
90 80 By hsza and listened 20 ~Iih the pro
f1sd, n,rre. We arPena sons Of he principal facts
,oueld upo., r-.ss.sg gar space eon4s' srsri'y
n. ,o,l Number Of nen6crs 90 mo Lot JAH 1874 ~ss
80 .s o ne 10, irs Zr-sn neresss of7 during ne
oftb@.e ISIS arc clsr sncdsd 70 fza rasps>rsrp
"a 80 sassn, I'D - asrsAAnH sSd sssss psyAS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
snoxx s,orm nj Owese.

owEsc. n Y Taesdsy, Jan. 6.
- w, h,s fall OF snow last ns lat SIX inches deep
Car, ali behind TINE The E.sera rrsiS which WAS due
a. s h.a NOT arrived a. 10 AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

COLUMNS Tnursdav, JAN D
Confusion still prevails in the Senate. Mr ewn'
,~.d sueesh and eosed with resolution 10 renioVe NJ
eAke nom The Speakers Chair The deSais ween lsse
n dsy consisted OF personalities Charges o. isssS
sre made and re,orted ard the Vocabulary oi onkrEe
spos eo,rely exhausted TIE House sdlcususs "i'n"o'
Sass>rttre any business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Affairs In Neutrality-suspicious. Appoint
meut.-Col. Webb-Gen. Cass, &c.

@. q rh- Irbu1e N..stssroS, Nontsy, Jsa =
All the diplomatic appointments made during this
Administration have been transmitted 70 the Sen
ate, and are now pending before that body for con
6rmstion These, together with appointments
emanstins with other Departments Of the Govern
r,en,. well the list TO upward Of q hundred. IT,
therefore the Senate does not obey the edct Of the
Washington Upion, it will not be for wsnt o, VIC
Tins upon whom the vengeance OF that nendaclous
PRINT, and tho cabsl it represents. can be visited
Most OF the nominations VIII be confirmed, lnc.ud-
inc as | have reason 70 believe. that OF Gov.
Letcher Of Kentucky as Minister 10 Mexico not
vv;thstsniin. the quasi announcement OF zen Cass
that he was 70 share the same late as Ooi. W ebb
Should however. contrary 70 my expectations
C;oy Ietcber be rejected, II Is by no means I'M
nrobah!e that Mr. Crawford viii 80 TO Mexico, and
GOV. Letche~ take his place as Secretary OF w ar.
There Is not a word OF truth in the statement CON
tanned in some of the papers through their cores
paldsut. in this city. that Col " eob has oeen ar
rested on lns Mission, by directions iron this Gov
ernrnent not to proceed farther until Otherwise ~
ihor1ed so 70 DO He has no Instructions contrary
~ those he took with him, as to the expedition with
which he should reach the country 10 which he has
been appointed Charg. Equally destitute OF ioun
da,un Is the run.or that Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE
rejection had been determined upon, OF seriously
entertsIued b. the majority IN the senate lbs
dispatches 10 bis UON SrnlDcu' nave TtucClcu tic
highest credit upon him, and present most favor
able and satisfactory contrast to those Of his prede
cessor. HIS management also exhibits great
shrew dness and matured judsment-such as his
country viii be proud OF irrespective OF party preiu
does or favoTs. ] will venture the assertion, that
Mr. LAWRENCE vii make one Of the most accept
able and ssiul repres entsyes 70 the Court OF
81 James that the United States has ever had
This Is sell known 10 Senators Of standing on both
sides u the Chamber, aad have 10 ides that the
spirit q faction VIII Tar contrul their Deliberations
in Executive Session IS to lead them 10 reject Mr.
LAwREscr. or any other nomination as cFediaole
- the country Sc IS his.
The resolution Of Gen Csss Instructlng the Com
mr,ee on Foreign RelstiOcs 10 inquire into the ex
pediency Of susPendine for the preseu; al diploma
TIC Intercourse with Austria. gues t. that Commit
tee, but report viii IN ell probability enanste
nom them upon the subject. In the NE sItinae the
missicn viii De suspended by the rejection Of Coz
Webb. and refns al 90 the part Of the Senate. for
;kS O,cseat 10 ooufrm any cher person - bis sue
raSs-r lnar. &c AiPH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

FROM FLoRIpA-The steamship Ashion, which
---s a, Nv, Oesrs On Fr.iay week from For Broose,
800. "a, Ger Tvsxss At raj pace ne BID u
% ,., current r-isiiv- ne Indiana furnished nocs
= ~ - .rv ce-rssz couc1s.on fber inisnllo1s
rA bs s-,wn The ladlcsnoas. e0rs~eE wer- r~ssr1sa
- a,oraass 70 sssE 1sscseee r>osv&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

Fnom HlvASA--By the Ohio We have inc
,fer, y,S.,,,s,l ~ Jan s hu' And no rcss IN H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

s,wYosx DAILY TRIBUsZ Is pUBLsHED
tyyRY MORNING lsuSDAIs E1czrTED'
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
ia Nnssnu streets, opposite the CITY HAN,
S.ve-ed 10 City Subscribers for 124 ocais per week;
,~b,a they prefer they Pay in ADVANCE A. ae De-s
81 - rnonhs or yeST A. 10 same rae. snge cope.
Tso Cents Mail Subscribers Five Dollars or s.nnn- in
1900 subscnpuols taken for monte For three
esbs Al so Three DosIs in advance required ~ a. ~
ssspgee CognTy SsrsPsPsrs Daily ps2nfs 80
s otee whose tsrrns are higher than thoss Of no
T,buns. are not allowed any difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Arrival Of the Ohio.

The steamship ONO arrived at this port thus
morning. IN ci-hi DAYS from New Orleans with
Havana date. to the I'd inst No California Mad.
The steamship F,lcon, from Chsgros, had not RI
rived at Havana when the Ohio len Among the
passengers by the Ohio or, Con. C. Vanderbilt
Can't J II Vsndorbilt,,Mr Fsirchild, 'stewsrd,)
who arrived in Havana by the brig Roscoe, from
the Crescent City Mr Morgan lea Hsvahs, for
New. Orleans. in the packet ship Nelodeon on the
30th nit
The L 2. squadron. consisting Of the irigate Rar-
tan. flag ship Of Com Parker, slooP Albany,
,chr Flirt and steamer Water Witch arrived at
Havana on the ID The squadron was TO have
sailed on the eth inst.-the Rsritsn to tho wind
ward island. end the rest Or tho squadron for MIC
ara-ua and Tigro Islands
Freiehts were scarce. owing IN Spanish vessels
arriving ami taking preference 70 American ves
sells
The French and Spanish squadron' we're daily
expected to arrive st Havana.
Tire steamer Philadelphia, irUm Philsdelp his,
arrived at Havnnr on tho morning Of the 3D. in
- days
The bries Marcia. Smith Of Bath, and Ros-
che OF Boston. arrived a. Havana on 10th ult. with
some of the passengers taken from the steamship
Crescent City.
The following is iisi Of the Ohio's passengers;
From Ns1g Orle1a,--T y Lacy Falon d Gr,re,
T 4 Jame. JGnison, Z Aaron, Anderson. Wn Gran
daL Nalrsa Richter n Cooling. Ms ( en Dugssn,
Nr. Cain Ms Alexander. J Budd, 7 treehy, " h
Sort! A II DuthlL A Hamilton Jumper. Nn Meade,
] ATuule " Hsrdie, n Leith WIN Sesnth. II AIibert
A McRae ar Grimes A corwiu, II Rose tet
Bales A Ogden Mrs OKeefe, " LsbCrde, VI faliman,
a Kuieht II tookey Bale J Polee Corner, Mr Nun
roe Cutler W Hoskins Wm Svetrer, Master Thorn
ingion, A II Rosih, Badger Mrs Jordan Brsdie,
fvo,. Hardna-Con Vanderbilt II Vanderbilt Nj
Fsrchld u II Never D " Henriques Oscar The ONO
brought 70 passengers and 900 doaboons ron Oresns
tn Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Receipts Of Produce

Tho following is the total amount q Produce by
railroads snes Yesterday bbls flour cas- psgs Bafies
81 do Ashes rs do WHISKY e3 do Provisions " bHs roo
Wy, 80 bales Wool, iss Dressed Hogs, W do shesp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
BROoKLYN ITEMS

SEERIFY's APPoisrMEsrs.--A. Is. Hodges, Eco
Sheriff has sppon'ed Leonard T Coles. ESQ of Williams
burgh Deputy Shsrf for hat Village and country towns
nd David Stewart Esq Deputy sheriff foT Tits Guy
ARREsT or BURoLARs-Ws mentioned yeetsf
lay the daring robbery VI the ofor u 1lessrs Lyon Hs6
and the carving OF II the safe with is contents Yesssr
day officers Fol-, Clayton and APPLICABLE found four SOC
bcious characters lB shsny IN ColameiasL basily 81
gaxed in burning inside Of he sefe and portion Of s
contents and Immediately arrested ihen. rhs sshs bad no
money when ,aken, thai INC robbers had tus
thar trouble for her psns The sale mlsf have
been thrown from boat the and removed fton
here Of low TIE eontsns books ard papeSs. go
saturated with water aud rendered slnaoe' useless
BuRsLARY.-On sunday evening, while the fem
Or were At church tho residence u Mr. Wsls o. ths oo
Of Johnson snd Adams ss was entered, ana s~vrw
ARTICLES u wearing apparel nc. stolen. No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

POLIcr.-Wm. Smith and VIM Jones were
ro-fed lor stealing ehild's hood Mary Ann and Jsns
Wright for stealing pair Of India rubber oysrshoes Jss
Burns suspicion OF being thief Thomas FORD FOE seal
copper Richard Earl Tor stealing fourteen coiorsss
Andrew Rlchard tor slealInK eOch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

NZnnoST.-Thc Constitutional Convention KY
NJ Moufoeier Ian 2 LrraEs b. Hcsr Of 81 AIbars zee
pected President pre- lsm. and Hsssr T. sfooSHfoN "
q heater SecfetaH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

hCCiDEST.-A young woman residing At No. --.
eroadwsv while passing through Mnitshssi slipped and
lcl down way, aud severely injured she was
conveyed home by nfcer Met abe. Of ihs t1fsl WaId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

GRAND LARCENT.-On Tuesday morning AZ Y
ocl,ck woman named Mary Riley wss arrested charged
vuh stealing silver wsich valued al Sc the pi0per'T ~
John Bodden. Rho was held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

Tue SEssioNs.-Nothlng was done on Monday
owing To tho non. attendance Of Juymeu Yesterday q
brand jury empsHDscd a. follows Charles y. brown
brennan Mathew LArmstrong, Mathew Conner, samuel
! Dunseonb, Frankin W. Dliey, Eas Hstheld Tfomp
on HOl.ter Glba.l Mead, Wni A b. Penx, Joel PuIdj.
GEORGE T. TAYLOR, James Townsend, Abraham = Uuder
mil William cndefhiL Charlie. belden John 0ssssev
Theodore Banks, Abel T. Edgerion, Samuel W. CroaA.
Joha Mclean Abe PeisIs William j bsssy, LOWE
,cudder Charles Oakley The Recorder gave the usual
chaYgs 70 The Jury and they wen, 10 their duhs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
THINGS AID THOUGHTS N Europe

Liberty in Europc-,Ir. Walsh snd Arlori-
can Apo.ts-y and Meansess-stste OF ita-
Iy-AGec;ing Incident at Rnr-,e-Th.nss in
Tu.cany-L liberalism In pieamont-Socini-
isn-Peaceful Revelation. 80. XXX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

D1SK OF sALIsBpRy ;-rss 's.s e IA e IA
ron g wl1sassl al pss ssst tssssse lSoTpe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

ABANDONING HIs WIFE--John Ifiobar, q Ger
man arrested charged IN abandoning hs wife and O.
mih Il sppesFs thai whls the " 10 was Court for Tho rds
posa o procuring WARRANT tor hs sres he proceeded 60
the.f dwelling 50 Graad -. and with caFsmsn whom No
employed. carried away All the Mmluire together sss
slo0m money bclouging 10 her The property Wa fcand
by lhe ofhcer 10 Christie u who ook chMgc0f The &c
FUSED was ccked up Zoe further examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

HIGHwV ROBBERY.-A man named James
Thompson Yesterday arcs'cd complaint q Joseph
Lew. whom he charges Win knocking him down IN thr
frtt place called Cow lay, the lsth 81 Deccshrr
as and is>iRg frOm him. by force ten dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

ARRESTED ON SUsrICIoS.--A man named Jss
ilrns was arrested Yesterday by odcer OF the Finn
ard Police. suspicion Of being ihlsf Held hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

CDCRT OF COMMON PLkAs-DsOfo su"se Ds..
A Syeh<,a,y VI. T. BonAsino BsEss~as .siolf
-..s 10 lave bouzh; Of defendants importing msfchaan
- a., but mar 81 dor only delivered 20 him He
brpr, acton 20 recover upward. q 500 me dsere1ee Ia
tsfsose Il was ed hat Nr made AHpncslon W ne
ofrbe "a Ne Of he ar.ee BAT Tor rim 70 maze az OF
-rsf be offered y DOZEN, eo1nrns we've o.eks snd
sv. font. two doxsttaf be PAID part money and
az s1dor.sd uose sr With ass not been paid The
.ue.u . whefher osck sAd front soog1 - eonsdsred
= consecfee 81 two srees To De continued ms Fore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

10 rAr u ~ = ~ e. lnes Soardrnief WgeA brsss
.aa cspS.S Coins AZ sssss ss sSe ' .ss sss po
lowest isnas ~. s,s Rs.~gdls VIE HWks 100 JoeDSt
Cd :" nc n I'd OF WIN, Axsa bf w stsphsss Soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

CIRCUIT CorRr-The January term commenced
before Judge Edwards Ia me General Term room-Ine
ea-. Of keog Whitney Wa 1ied, osisg We osuSye,
suis a. to easnfy ofeoa u -hcA verdict use yvsp
for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

~ Tho Novelty Guards, Of which we 'posc
yesterday past odce IA he mordng In fine oriers
and bearing themselves like soldiers spite NJ Tho
rain and mud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20
THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE.

Mrs Ed,rin FORESTS Suit against her Husband-Erird-
ordinary Developments against Mr.. Forrest
We have already mentioned The legal proceedings of Mrs.
Forrest against her husba nd growing out of the injunction
granted By the Supreme Court in New York The follow
ing are the legal proceedings in The divorce suit brought by
Mrs Forrest against Mr. Forrest. in the same court
These have not yet appeared in print and they the most
remarkable proceedings in the whole case:
In tbs Supreme Court Of the Stale Of Ner York.-The
complaint Of Calharne NJ Forrest the paint in the
ton against Edwin Forrest the defendant hereln does
allege, stale and show, as follows
First She was united the said Edwin Forrest, in law
ful marrimonv the day OF June, one thol
sand eight hundred and London in Engand
she then being at the age of nineteen years.
Secondly ais section of re complaint states that with
in one wear utter her marriage she with her husband TO
New York city, and has continued and still is resident OF
The State of New York.
JHrdv rhis section of the complaint states ha, in 1874
she in the Court of Common Pleas OF New York city
nounced her allegiance TO the sovereign OF Great Britain
by Mr. Forests aid and procurement oecae ciu"en VI
the United States.
Fourtly [1his section Of the compain states that Mr.
Forrest had on the Slh day Of April lS49 expelled her from
his proper dwelling aud placed her In an abode separate ana
apart from him in the citv of New York; and that ne has,
for some months past leaving her in New pretended 10
reside PcnGsy and 10 become resident OF that
Stae and as he had invited or removed her 10 hat
State denies that she is any manners resident OF naoi'dn
OF any State but that of New York.
Filthy She the said Plaintiff has at all time since ner
said marriage lived and conducted herself in chaste ana
vtuous the wife of him the said Edwin Forrest
and has committed adultery been guilty OF any
nnchaste impure, immodest conduct whatever
Sirthly As she, the said pain, believes said Edwin
Forrest disegardng the soemny of the marriage vow has,
since the marriage of her the said plaintiff with him as
aforesaid committed adultery divers times and places and
with divers women; and especially he, the said Edwin For
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-20

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-Mr Albert G. Williams,
highly respectable and wealthy farmer and resident OF Bed
ford county, in this State accidentally killed on the 7h
instant by the discharge of gun in the hands OF Mr.
Abraham Doran Chstansburg party OF several per-
sons Gncudng the above namely had started on deer
hunting expeditions arriving the ground the party dis
mounted for the purpose of loading their guns; after which,
they smouned and proceeded in search Mr. D"rans
horse however being somewhat unruy, he was delayed in
ge,,ine sarted finally he succeeded the rest
of the party had proceeded several PAGES ahead OF him.
In his efforts the unruly seed Mr. Dorans
Gun went off and the whole charge Of nine buckshot
Ieycep one which struck the saddle) entered Mr.. Will
.ia,ns' body, (he being in range with the gun-sx
passed entirely through him. just above tine hip on the left
side of the back bonc-one entering the backbone. Mr.
orun was thrown his horse The belief is that either
the hammer of gun struck against the saddle caus
ing it to explode the lock caught and drawn back
Mr. Williams died in about minutes after the accident
He was on visit his BROTHER COL E. D. Williams, and
some so miles from his own home
Fame gave 10 the deceased enyabe character: in all
his relations TO society blot could be found to the
purity of his He benevolent and amable man,
and his sudden death is deeply regretted by ul who knew
him.