Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-11

DOMESTIC, TRAaEDY, IN PARrs.-
The Paris papers are full. Of the de-
tails Of a painful Occurrences which
was occasioning no little excitement,
in certain circles there, at last dates.
| A Mr.. Bowen, we'll known as the
resident correspondent Of the London
Morning Advertiser, residing with
his wife and family in the French
tcapiial, having The most undeniable
proof Of his partners criminal int
macy with aa acquaintancs and
friend by the name Of Morton, (cor-
respondent Of the Londonl Daily
News,) on the evening OF the Sd
inst, stabbed him with a table knils,
in SO horrible manner iha. death
followed insiantanecusly. Morioa
happened to come to the house,
willis az dinner the husbandoah aha
wife were engaged in an altsrcalisn,
and no sooner had be catered ths
door, than he was ordered away hF
the husband. Refusing to 20, the
scene we have described followed.
Bowen Immediately fed, aud though
the police were in pursuit, he had
GOT been heard Of al last dates.--
Madame. his wife, the prime cause
OF, the tragedy, was in a state Of
delirium, She is said to have divul-
ged her criminality while Iaboring
under a fiji Of frenzy, produced by
severe indisposition. r 20 0anrssisia
Never was a happy home so ruth
lessly broke in upon. have heard
it remarked several times that the
Governmen,did not desire the cap.
ture Of the murderer. He would
not be convicted, aud il is useless TO
make public so many narrowing de-
tails, from which no benefit can be
derived. II he has, as al present
appears, escaped to England, il is the
opinion that the FreEch Govern.
ment will not demand his rendition
under the treaty for The extradi,ion
OF criminals, 80
Bowen was the man who was
threatened with expulsion some
weeks age, BY the Ministers Of Po1
lice. He was altogether and with.
out exception, among all the CORES
Popdents residing in this city, the
most uncompromisingly hostile to
Louis y spoIeon and his regime.-
His private character, however, was
kmild and Famiable IN the extreme.
and he is said to have had no other
desire on earth than to love and be
loved by his wife and children. I
knew Morton. He was as opposed
to the present system as Bowen, bot
his writings were less bitter, and
perhaps more forcible. j have al
ways considered him the best Paris
correspondent. He was thorough
bon. .vivsnt and a confirmed sensual
ist. His death and the fight Of the
assassin rids The French government
Of two men whom they would have
1orcibly expelled long ago, Ind they
dared. V ys1--i be-rz le sliila
i An American gentleman, who, |
] presume, desires to remain incognito,
will Professionally correspond with
the News, and may perhaps become
their permanent French informant. 4
| HoRRID BGTcHERY-THREE MEN
\ MURDERsD.-We learn from Capt. Van
sickle, Of the Adelaide, that three men
were murdered on the Ohio river, on a
haiboat. about 3 miles below Troy. Ia,
i last Friday or Saturday. The boat was
] scutiled. and sunk in FIVE feet water. and
had been deserted 48 hours before any
one had curiosity enough to 60 and ex-
anime her. II Is large boat ,abou. 96
feet in length, and was laden with -four,
whisky, and groceries, valued at S7,-
600, il is named the Eliza No. 2, and
belonged, il is thought. TO Cincinnati,
There were papers found In the boat
q with the names OF Miller and Gardner
on them. The boat presented a fearful
sight, with marks of blood and stripes
clearly visible from one end to the other,
and the cabin. or sleeping room clearly
indicated that at least two ofthe men had
been murdered in their beds.
The bedding was saturated with blood,
and bloody hatchet was found on the
/ floor. ID -.,- te4 ha- r-
4 The captain or pilot Of the boai was
large man, and from the evidences on
the deck he must have fought dssperafeo
Iy with his murdererss The bodies Of
three unfortunate men. we're found in
the river, sunk to fne bottom with
weights. just at the stern Of the hatboat..
Their heads were split open, and they
were Otherwise awfnIly butchersd. No
clue TO the, murderers has as yet been
ascertained. Il is suspicioned that
portion of the crew OF the boat are the
tguilty parties, and that robbing was their
object. Louisville Courier.
| The PIETY THE WoRLD HATES
Il is not true that the world hates
piety. The modest and unobirusivs
piety which fills the heart with all
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