The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01

Domestic Miscellany.
The Territorial Legislature Of Minnesota adjourned
the 4th inst.
The Ohio Legislature have adopted a resolution re-
qucsng the LEGISLATURE Of Pennsy TO enact such
laws will secure to the people of the United States
right to pass through that State unmolested.
II seems to be an established fact that John Rhine
landlord of the Union House in lagrange Harrison
ty Ohio eopcd Monday night last with daughter of
Jesse Hukil of the same place. The former left wife
and child the latter nineteen of age and
father
The Troy Times says, as soon as an addition of the
bridge is completed (Which will be in few wecs) there
win be uninterrupted Lightning train" from New
York, by way Of Troy TO Buffalo.
william Mcsiuln who was concerntdi in brutal prize
Gght in Chester county Pa, about three months ago.
has been pardoned BY Gov. Bigler.
The Portland advertiser of the 9th inst says the
storm Of Thursday last of the scverest of
the winter storms" In some places the snow fell to
tho depth of two feet that Friday the trains could
not travel.
The steam boiler in the foundry of weiskitte Bank
baltimore exploded on the 9th inst almost destroying
the building but njuring person. although number
OF ndi, duals were about the premises.
riot occurred in Baltimore the 9th inst between
Columbian and Vgilant fire companies, and number of
persons were injured with bricks and stones.
The premises of Mr. G. f. Marks and Messrs. Thompson
& Tucker in Petersburg, Va We're destroyed by fire on
the 2Gth inst. Loss $40, COO.
The welland canal win be open for the passage of
sells on the LIST OF April.
Snow was falling In Syracuse on the Goth inst, and the
leighing wa good
The journcymen painters and house carpenters of Gin
cinpati are on strike for higher wages
The Poughkeepsic Telegraph states that, at fire in
Jefferson street at that place, party of three boys viz
William Eetson James Van Antwerp, and George Berry
proceeded together to the fire. and being ready for little
fun most tremendously got into alteration with
some Irishm,n. fight ensued, during which Of the
men named stephen Madden was stabbed to the heart
He lived but a few moments after.
destructive fire broke out in Albany the 2Sth
inst in the lumber yard of Ward Easton, which
sroedy spread to that of Myers Bennett both situate
on Water street. The lumber almost total loss
Two horses were burned TO death. Mr. J. w. Whites
agency has about $4,000 insurance on both properties
s6 0c0 OF which Is Easton Wards The house and
store Of Mr. Matthews Brown damaged to the extent
of $500 or 5000.
There are two hundred and eleven lawyers in st. Louis
county, No.
Mrs Seymour, q lady Of SO years, was aboard the
steamer j. T.. Avery at the time Of her sinking and
states that she had nine thousand dollars in pocket
book under her pillow which lost also, manuscrp
writing for which she expected one thousand dollars
from her publisher. She has been for some time an
authoress and was on her way to Philadelphia.
During the Ere in New Orleans on the 10th inst the
Arcade Hotel was in imminent danger, and 1t
thought that the large spread eagle on is front had
aught are Immediately = CRY ran through tho crowd