New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
" On Monday morning, 10Th inst,

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Mr. Joseph Winston, IT the firm If Mace & Winston,
commission merchants. of Roumond, Va together
With his vic aud an only chtd ab1us months otd,
four d. the two latter dead In bed, end Mr.. WIN
stnn PROBABLY beyond hope Of recovery, though sill
alive His head bad tsrri1c wound upon IL inme
diately bet~eep the eyes, opening the forhcad aud
there three other wounds the back q his head
Mrs W. aso received shree four wounds-one about
ibreequarter Of an inch WIDE and two inches long GA
the FORE he ed Immediately above the nose sppSTenvy
bis5e with some blnut INSTRUMENT; also, tTo deep cu
the side of her head. The child seemed 70 nase
been smo,hered, choked 70 death or dashed ash 49,
the wall-tbe throat and breast exhibiting severe
Six negroes three men aud three women, osIongins
to Mr. w have been arrested IL 10 repo.Iso ~
of them oman and vif) desired 10 De sold out Mr. ="
refused 70 cell them-bence tneir ols'-.''i"''1'
hence Il is thought, their TOO fstsl te'enso
Y The Red Rirer Republican says that
two females have been murdered Tessnpy ~ sosns
end Of the Plsisapcc settlement Mrs Wslacs l9In.
nsc-o searenine her ROOM and Gu aftempangto orve
him away he seized Iron kitchen u,enSu, suu s'
her blow the head which inssn.y M d. e,nd.
When the body was discoveries, her INFANT was ion
~ ,non N endeavorns to sbtsin pourish ment hn'
o,her woman also named Wssce, was iouno Win ner
,brot emf from ear to ear the WORK o. negro
The NEGROES are becoming exceedingly nsoient an !
troublesome In that vicinity, and fears are enet1eu
that much bloodshed will be the result
r. A fisherman named Johnson, was
driven down The rapids near Niagara Falls on Sunday
paht but luckily his boat stuck st In rock near the
precjpice Another fisherman, n AIMED Joel hoonfon,
rentured 10 attempt rescue 10 small ssif, and was
successful He fund Johnson asleep in bis boat "A
purse Of $500 was made for Robinson by the Vstos s'
Niagara
" The schooner Harbridge, with a
Pierce and King flag flying at Der masthead, got neI
psse knocked of the other night when entering tne
Harbor being nun into by the propeller Oswego mi.
/. ope of the signs of the times She is now lying al
the wharf loading with English railroad iron.
This Is an appropriate cargo for vessel lying
Pierce and King flag. Opposition 10 Rivers and hsr
bors-OppostGn TO Domestic Manufactures-Opposi
tiop 10 the employment of Labor and Capital IN our
own Country-h the motto of the Pierce ano ring
party. lo'~oso i'"'0'
" A fire occurred on the 18th inst. at
Pistsouag village one mile from Manchester, N H.,
which destroyed the grist.rni saw1iili, paping mill
and tuning mill OF Mrs David Hamolet The loss Of
buildings and contents is about s50OO. Insured Ioi
81 500 at Concord.
n The silk mandatory of 5. l.. Hill
AZ Beusonville Northampton was nearly destroyed oy
fire on M5ndsy afternoon Loss on the building stoch
and machinery about s6,OOO-partly Insured.
u John Teller, of Schenectady, Is
| without any question a arts. Although hei' >.
years of age and has always enjoyed good healtn az
bas never been mile out OF Schenectady In nis lie
He bias never seen ship, schooner or steamboat
ETA jury, on Monday, 10th inst, al
Kenosha, Wisconaio, gave muatto woman vero,c
Of one hundred dollars, against Capt Lundy OF the
steamboat Baltic, for turning her ont OF the common
cabin on account of her color. righteous Yeroict