New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
The RoxBuRY TRAGEDv.-The same

The ROXBURY TRAGEDY. The same
Young man who Killed the child OF DR. Cummings
ard anerward himself. N Roxbury, Is beloved 20
have been IN Boston few weeks before. II IS
thought hat he Is the same who called AZ ~ FEEDER
al-st.-Siattd To the woman that he from the
state OF Mane-was poOr-wlthOut money-sut Of
health and huEgry-waS willing 30 cut or SPLIT wood,
or do any little ob 81 work tO pay for something 80
eat-had paWned hrs coat aS security for his lodging
IN the CITY the night before. for twenty-five cents
lie also said he had been insane, and been in t"o
a>yhms for the insane, one AT tafli'rd' @, ana was
afraid OF being aglln taken up and cOmmlttcd-waS
subject 20 hts &c. The lady OF the house gave HIM
food, and also twenty Give cents To redeem his coat
and sent HIM into the cellar 10 >ptt few sticks OF
wood While he splitting wood girl went INTO
the cellar after coal. few feet from hln, and hasten
ed hack. saving he showed signs of arrangement
ard she was afraid he woul'l Kill her
Boston Commonwealth
TIE SEASON AND THE Crops IN NEw-JER-
MISUNDERSTANDING the GOODNESS experienced SO
far INTO Tie present season. We have daily accounts
through the newspapers Of this Stale Of the promising
appearance of the growing crops, and particularly
those OF wheat and IL IS the general opinion tha
A covering OF snow throughout large portion OF The
winter months, contributes largely, # It l. not lnd's-
pensablc to the production OF good crops OF these
sorts grain but the rule the present yca7 appear
not 10 hold good for. II Will be- recoectej the guam
titv which fell the past winter WAS unusually small
In connection with this subject we have accounts 0
the length Of stalks, both Of wheat and rye from sew
CTl parts Of the country, and this morning We have
been presented win SLtlh OF rye illt VI
the farm OF Nj stephen &. Woodruff, OF Hanover,
Morris County. measuring feet inches, beng, We
believe the largest have yet read of The present
season Newark btlly nav.
MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-A part of the
advance guard Of the 5th Infantry left Fort Towson
on Saturday morning last, under the command OF
Lieut. Bcalc. TO JON Gen. Arbucklo We believe. AT
Fort WaShia Just after passing office the boys
gave three hearty cheers and went on apparently IN
the best humor imaginable II IS uncertain when the
remainder Of Capt. Lyndes command VIII move.
Probably not fOr five or SIX weeks.
lDoaksyllle Ark lnteligenccr May %.
-" Ship Fever, in It's most malignant
type IS quite prevalent NJ our Alms-house, and the
attending physician, DR.. Swlnburne, Is now suffering
from an attack OF the disease. fatal case has oc-
cured also nj the penltentary At the last meeting
Of the Common Council. a committee, consisting OF
Drs March, Hun, and COgswell was appointed, win
"a view 10 an effort 10 eradicate the disease II possible,
or to mitigate It's severity. ALBANY Argus, 10.
ty> 4 meeting has been called IN Wash
ington to make arrangements fer holding a National
Fay.
- In ST. Lawrence Co. New York, du-
ring the year 1850 there were $500 deer killed, the
average value of each being 50.
~ In Logan Co Ohio, every family has
the Bible