New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

Frank &. Gardiner. the District Of Rhode Island
Thon as Young 'or the District OF kentne syn.,.
Laurel Summers lie Claire Iowa for District OF iowa. piasS
Of stephen B. shellsdy removed
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via England will be IS cents instead OF q cents ~
fore-prepayment required. :. . .-...,,,
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The Dutch possessions IN I9a, viii in future oe iorwaueu
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other conveyance. -,
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months Of january March, May July September anu Nc
yember; but letters and newspapers may also DC sent
addressed by the of Southampton on the ih OF
each of the months above mentioned
The rate Of postage Java Ito be prepaid on letters sens
from and collected letters received in the United Statesl
is rty fire per letter of less than quarter OF an ounce
via Marseies and orty cents per letter Weighing 1855
than half ounce via Southampton. Wash Union.
ryr Fanny E. Edwin girl of II years Of ege, hs
lust disappeared most mysterously from Poughkeepe
where she taken under the of Mr. Edmond Mors
last March under most peculiar circumstances the gr nav
ing been deserted by her sepmother and her father being
deceased She had been left in the streets Of Poughkeepse
by her mother and had been mpelled by the cold to seek
admanco into Mr.. MS house. The lady OF Mr. Morris
andhs family were interested in the fororn condi-
ton of tho little stranger. They gave her food and with
kind words sought TO assuage the grief portrayed IN her
looks and actions She was the child of English PARENTS
who emged to this country some six years ago. and SET
tied in the City of Buiao wealthy, and commanded
the Injuries Of life. She had twin sister who died two
wears since Her father became incorporate r mother
died soon after her sister In less than year her father
married. and died in less than year thereafter She had
been le there by her stepmother who was passing Win
stopped the Pougkeepse Station when the mother took
her the sitting of the station house and had her
change her clothes for common ones or such as she wore
every day when at home. The woman then walked with
her through the village and out as far as she then was and
left heby saying she wished to call on friend in house
by and that she would return and take her to the
railroad station This story and the appearance of the girl.
made her object of tender socude with Mr. NJ and his
family They promised her home bought her clothing.
and ayished on her their best affections She is fond OF
reading play oleraby well for of her age the
piano But at the end of four weeks from the time
clothing and everything provided for her. save pair of
shoes How and whittier she went is truly mystery
rTor the information Of those who have not learned
the of the Wisconsin Lead region, add a few
words of explanation From the maps Of DIR. Owen IT, g.
Geoogist who spent two months IN exploring the Lead
Mines of Wisconsin Iowa. and Illinois, we see that he in
Guides in the Lead District all that country Of tho
head of Sugar River and south of the Winconsn
River-excep narrow strip of land two three miles
wide along next the Wisconsin River which he describes as
being of sandstone-lOwer limestone and aluyal The
average length of this district about 80 miles, and the
width about 40 miles making about 5000 square miles or
sections Of land The upper magnetism, le bearing
rock extends throughout this district and may be found any
where at greater or less depth Wherever this rock az
under lies the water is too far below the surface 20 work
with much profit The mineral rock pitches southwark and
rises nortward-outcropplng the Wisconsin River
where its last traces are seen on the peaks rese1-
bling the castleated rocks of Lake Superior IL IA jmpos-
sbe say where the heayestad' Of have been found
wherever the most work has been DONE there has been
found the most Plaevle Mineral Point Potos Bee
town, Jamestown, Franklin Hazel Green and Shullsburvh
have produced vas. ieads-while Wingyie Cassvie Pc
con- New California, Wyota and some other places have
yielded hundreds Of ns each 1t thought by miners of
skin and experience that the great lead center or heart
min
recons is in the south part of County in that region
however miners limited to a certain depth by water
below that all is imaginary.
Lancaster (wI.) Grant Co. Herald, April Is.
~ The Larrnes5urg (Indiana) Register says that on
the evening OF the 9TH inst most horrible murder was
committed in Logan township of Dearborn County San
uel Hodge and his wife had been in the habit OF drinking
very freely, and matter Of course auarrelino va
fercey Blows and abuse had frequently passed betwee1
them when the night of which we speak thew cana ~
crisis which ended the existence of the unfornae hus
murderer The floor the table and the bed mon which he
lay, all were smeared with blood An iron weioe and
Ratchet thoroughly dyed in gore discovered in the
room ihee were eight or ten large wounds upon the VIC
Tins head FIVE Of which penetrating the skull yond either
Of them have caused death Besides these large mum
per OF Sinai punctured wounds covered the face and head
showing hendsb determination TO complete the murder
for they must have been inflicted while Tho man was In
state OF insensibity Two wounds were found upon the
woman one IN each temple which bore the Of
having been Inflicted by Ratchet She stated that he
Knocked her down with the Ratchet and that she Law sen
SIDE ior some time When she awoke she found him upon
the ped murdered Whether she killed him IN self efensc
or taxing advantage Of him in his drunken snmber and
then inicted the fatal blows with Him who sees
all things but look at II will everything points to
her as the perpetrator of the deed.
II shocking murder was perpetrxted near the VII
age OF Cuyahoga Falls Ohio The night OF the 18th inst
and circumstances led the suspicion that James
Parks, alias Dickinson, the murderer On Saturday
last says The Buffalo ErpYes Officers Pierce and Boying
ton received telegram iom Cleveland stating that his
wife and her brother hal left that city for this They inn
medatey started 10 intercept the train aud did so at Silver
Creek They sscersned the persons watched them to the
CITY, and followed them TO the NewEngland Hotel ON
Michigan where they stayed until yesterday at clock
when they left fox Albany Up to this time nothing had
been discovered in relation to Parks and the officers sup
posing he had agreed to meet his wife at ALBANY were
about starting FOR that place when Parks made his
ance at the .SewEngand He Immediately arrested
his corresponds with the description given
handbh orerng $500 for his capture He was rcned and
given OVER to Deer Gallagher Of Cleveland and the Mayor
xre n Ohio who arrived in this city Yesterday 10 glsse
OF hm. Officers Pierce, Boynton and Joseph X. Tyse;
Jointly deserve great credit for their exercns and Ar %