The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-11

TERRIBLE OUTRAGE IN OHIO-We clip the follow
ing from the Toledo Republican of the 4,h inst =
large reward is offered by the Sheriff Of Wood
county. fer the apprehension Of VIM. Noel, who, on
Friday night last, committed iendish outrage on
the person of daughter Of Mrs. Howard, q widow
lsdy, who resides seven miles from Perrysburg in
that county. She WAS over taken by Noel ON the
road who, infuriated by her resistance beat her in
the most shocking manner and dragged her into the
woods, where her cries attracted the attention of
two travellers, who, on reaching the spot, found
Noel with bis knees upon her breast, beating his
victim in manner so shocking as to leave no doubt
Of his intention TO commit murder. Her dress was
nearly ali tom of, tho skin one side of her head
completely scalped by the rough manner in which
abe hao been dragged on the ground, and her in
juries in other respects, were so severe that for
some time IL was not supposed she could recover.
Noel, the monster who perpt trated the deed, was
one Of the party convicted Vt the murder of lu-
dian, who attempted TO defend his wife from a
similar outrage, some years since. For this crime
Noel hao served term in the Penitentiary. On
seeir the travellers he took 10 the woods. but the
alarm was imme diately given, and the house Of hs
father whVe he lived, WAS vat he'd. He succeed ed,
however, 10 visiting II unobeerved on Saturday
light, when he secured his pistols and other al.
tices, and left, IS Is supposed, for the West. We
a'e happy to learn thst the injured woman is re-
covering, ard we trust the villain may be arrested
and brought TO justice. IL is thought he will attempt
to rea b either Wisconsin or Missouri.
GLOUCESTER FISHERIES, ls54-The regular fish
ing season having now closed, the Gloucester YES.
sells rave a arrived and are now in winter quarters.
As far the loss of vesses Is concerned Gloucester
has cen quite successful having lost vessel sioce
the sprirg when three, with all their ere vs. were
wrecked. Since that time no accident Of any conse
querce has occurred to the Gloucester feet. The
early fisheses on Georges Sank we're not as gene
"a thiI so successful as last year. ard the .ses
in may cases were muca In arrears when they
saitd for the Bay st. Lawrence Those vessels that
were enabled to complete two trips 20 tie Bay (be
fire. fares being principally No. I) bsve made good
hut the larger part Of the Gloucester vessels
y. termed only one trio, IN many cases being absent
over FIVE months. These vessels returned home rith
fares of poor mackere, principally Nos 2s and So,
and sucd was the cost Of 5utfs the present year,
chat MAJ vessels lad not enough money left at tie
expiration OF their voyages 10 pay Their bi L.. Not.
w,tas'anoipg Is, however, the Gloucester vessels
have in meny Instances made fair Dusiaess, and
have Zone much better than those from any other
fishing port. TIE business win be pursued With
energy the coming year, and the prospects for the
asbere sre considered remarkably goo!. NUN.
be- Of sper6i6 new srhooners will Be aided T. the
Gloucester feet, and the vessels viii exceed rum
b'r and value any feet fitssd out in any previous
year.