The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
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Odd Fellows Hall, 1t New Orleans was dedicated by
the members Of the Order, on the 22d inst.
negro entered the post Office ut Marshall Sa-
lire county Mo- few nights since knocked down Mrs.
Xix, who keeps the Office, and robbed the drawer Of
about S21.
large commercial house in Cincinnati ha. had in It's
employ for some time younger brother OF OF the
lad about seventeen years old On the Path inst
sst9 on which he obtained the money and left the city
II Is supposed he has been led to commit this crime
Though the persuasion Of noted thief with whom he
has frequently been seen Dy tho police at houses Of I'LL
fame.
The residence of Rev J. NJ Peck at Rock Spring I'LL.
ros known as the Rock Spring Seminary was destroyed
by fire the 18th inst, including all Of the reverend
geDtlenans library his valuable collection of files Of
newspapers pamphlets go the result Of his antiquarian
researches In that section of the country for the last forty
years.
Andrew NJ Cubertson and negro man. drowned
in attempting to cross the river in St Clair county, No.
on the 9th inst Albert Culbertson and q negro
escaped from the beat with great difficulty, and saved
themselves.
Mr.. Thomas Randolph Of Nillsrsburg Ohio was sud
master wheel and trunde head when by his
body drawn between the wheels aud nearly severed
in the middle.
by tie sale OF twelve thou and feet Of the Boston
city wharf property which he purchased at auction few
weeks since
We underspd that public dinner ia to be ten iered
to Hon Garrit Smith by his friends in commenoration
of recent election to Copgres Should the project be
carried out i will probably be held in Syracuse about
the middle OF this month.
The public authorities of Macon, Ga. have voted
$50 GOO TO the erection Of gas works Ia that city pro-
vided the citizens in town meeting should raty their
action The works lie estimated will cost $40 000
The number Of deaths in Boston last week 81.
The chief dseseos wereConumption, IA scarlet fever
IL; Group O. dfopsy in the head, 9.
Curtis Q. Dearborn charged, the 9th ult, at
Portland Maine, with selling two glasses Of liquor and
fined S2l 45.
persc named Cox under conviction Of larceny who
was TO have been publicly whipped, the 25th uls.
escaped from the jail at Charleston.
quite smart rumbling noise heard In various
parts of Fortfmouth ~ about half past eleven O'Clock
on the pghs Of the 9th ult, lasting ten fifteen
seconds-tupposed 10 be q shock of an earthquake.
Jehn Wbiicomb appointed postmaster at Hancock
Mass In 1872 AID has held the Office siucs-forty
years. lie appointed under Madison. and served
under ten Presidents The town contains 500 nbabi-
tents largo portion Of whom differ from Mr.. w. In
politics
The whole number Of deaths in Rochester during the
month OF October, 1852 1906 thirtycght OF which
were persons under ten years Of age.
The Locbport journal informs that the 2sth nit.
a barn known "a the 'Lombination,n or "Oombou
the north eide Of the canal in Lower Lockesrt
discovered TO be FIRE and entirely consumed
-Four hortes perisbed In the flames The fire WAS also
oonmuD ated TO q smsl dwelling house by, and in
. short time i, too was burned to the ground
The freight a barrel OF -four from Cincinnati TO NeE
York Ia " 0S
The merchants Of New Orleans talking Of establish
ing heh change whore business could cong egate
opics connected with the commerce Of tho city.