New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-27

drepcbng food of rain which accompanied u. Inc
corn, also has suffered greatly, while the frrittrees
are not only stripped OF their foliage, but in many
ca,es even Of their branches. The storm was also a.
tended with violent wind prostrating the tsIest forest
trees in its path. The Fredericksburg Reeorder ssys
"Along the cid mine road IN this county, ara tae
6ne of the Rsppshannock in Caroline the ravages OF
Tuesdays storm are represented as fearful beng more
terrible than those of Saturday. Messrs Ben. Ten.
pie HUMPHREYS A. H. Bernard and John l.. Narye are
said to have oet their entire wheat and OCT cro be-
side sustaining other serious injuries Since Saturday
morning not less than SO 900 or 500 0OS worth II
poperty in this immediate Leig borhood has been d
stroyed by hail" Baltimore exchange.
ARREsr OF THE SUPPOSED AccoMPLicE ~ THE
MrRnyR OF EMIL HARTUNG-rHE CoSFEsSIos OF
MS WIrE.-Wm. Rheirman, the young man wns sud
denly disappeared from the city last week with Ma
Hariupg, the wife of the man who Is supposed 10
have been poisoned, was arrested about ociock ls
evening in place the corner OF Green and Diyi-
sion streets, kept by Jacob Engel. 1t appears that
he returned to this city in the no train from New
York end was arrested by officer Malone, before ne
had been here an hour. lie tod some oil MS German
trends upon his return that he was, Sunday eyenisg,
With Mrs. HsrtuDg; that he visited the theatsf
with her, and returned to Jersey City Sunday night
upon crossing over 10 New ork Yesterday morning,o
company with her and her child that he lost MRS. IL 10
the crowd and not fading her, returned TO Jeney
CITY Finding that che had not returned to tina, place.
he ain crossed the river and with her child returned
to this city. lie also stated to bis friends previcusto
his arrest, that Mrs. Hartung advised him to return
TO this city, that he had nothing to do with the poison
irg Of her husband that she alone had been gdityof
the act He says that she acknowledged that she
gave her husband dose in the morning and another
IN the evening the day before his death. Soc said
that rather than return TO the city she would drown
tersef in the river. She is supposed TO De 10 New.
York Jsrsey City, where she mas friends residing.
Rheinman while in the Station fiouse, was mucaN a.
fected and wept bitterly lie protests bis innoosnee
but his conduct since he left this city has been such ss
TO connect him with the fatal deed aud viii accord
iDgy be held &c her acoomplice in the murder.
Albany Argus, 9'.b
SUICIDE OF YOUSG LADY BY LEAPISG FROM
WINDOW your z lac in st. Johns Newfoundland
lately committed suicide by jumping from her sseplog
room window. Ii appesrs her parents, Tor fe" weeks
previous TO the melancholy event had suspected nom
her behavior, that she was somewhat tainted VITA
insanity and consequently kept q watchful eye upon
heI movements. At the time OF the catastrophe she
stay ing with her sister and nothing extraordinary
was noticed in her conduct previous to retiring 10 res
at night. ~ an esrly hour the following m0rDing nor
sister mesed her from her side and search being ms
the unfortunate young creature was discovered 10 her
night dress, irseDsbe in the yard beneath her bed
room window. She survived about two hours. She
was uId der an engagement to be married to young
gentleman early in the ensuing month. Ali the parties
move in the first circles in St. Johns and the event
has created profound sensation in II at community
Portland Advertiser, Nay H.
A DEsPERADO AT LARGE.-A negro named Dsde,
very desperate and mined cha acter has escaped
pardo ned out, but was again convicted and sentenced
Soon after he stac ed the keepers with bar Of iron,
and broke the arm of one man. 10 the fight his own
in OF of the cells for life conyicts in which be mas
been ft n severs months shacked with heavy irons.
Notwithstanding this, he cut bis irons OF and dug
through the stoLe walls Of mis- CELL removing stones
weighing upward Of 100 pounds each, and bending
and breaking heavy iron plates. He then went into
the work shops and selected iron weapon, and con-
structed sort Of ladder with which he sealed the
AL Ill ,k..sk
and made of, leaving his convict cress behind: lie
was trscked ten miles and then lOet. 1he Detroit
Free Press says that six escapes have BEEN made from
the life cells within year.
An ABoRTyE ATTEMPT TO CoNvICT A FILLDUs
TER-A trial was had in the United s stes Court, in
Charleston last week. Of Of the persons concerned
in organizing Walkers expedition against Nicsrsgus.
II was proved that the accused, Thos. j. Msckey,
representing himself az the agent Of Gen. Walker and
represe ntDg Gen. Walker as the legay.elected Press
dent of Nicaragua who had been expe led Engaged
in enlistpg recruits for the purpose Of reiDstsiiag
Walker in his Presidency. He had offered commis-
siODs, ard succeeded 10 recruiting body Of 10 20
out with him to Nicaragua. II commended, The
part Of the accused, that all the preparations made
and ell the enlisted were for peaceful purpose,
and OF in violation Of the neutrality laws ofthe United
States; that the organization simply Of an emf
grant character The jury favored this VIE Of the
case ard acquitted the accused.
CoUsIY TREAsuRER's OFFICE RoBBED.-Tne Office
of the Treasurer Of Henry County, Indiana, was
broken open about o'clock on TIE morning Of the
2lst inst and robbed, it is supposed Of about 81 oOa
This is the second time il has BEEN robbed WITHIN
few moLths. The fret time the thieves blew open the
paie with powder and go, about 81 900. The Trese
urer got new safe from Hall d Co., of Cnsiopsp.
There were three keys to it. These keys he took
htme and hid in different places 10 his bedroom. 10
the bigh the bedroom was entered, chloroform 3D.
rnListered to the end his wife who were asleep
there, ard two OF the keys were taken. The robbers
did lot succeed in fading the other key, which be.
loDged to the nsice door, but they probably got tha
door open by some other means. As, ho vever they
locked the saie up again and carried away the t~o
beys 60 that but the maker can open IT, roth.
ing c,n certainly be known sbeut it till s1me oos
from the maker arrives.
CENTRAL RAILROAD AocIDENT-COSDIrIoS OF rHs
WoUNDED.-Mrs. Zsbn was better or Friday No
Donald and Slsby are doing well. Mr.. Sause
nervous and gets little rest. He is not IL dsLgerow
condition. MIR. Mack aud bi. family hope 70 lesvs
Utica this week. Mr.. Bettmsn, The Obserrer o.
Friday evening ssys, LEFT for Cincinnati. on ThundsI
afternoon In car fitted up especially for his comioo
by the agents o. the Central Railroad Compsey
just before bis departure, Messrs. Speaker Ssyacu'
Qnin, in behalf Of the Company, effected set1s,
ment tf Dir. Bettmans claim for lis in 1ries az
Tie LOSE Of his sop, by paying 81 5oo This sum va
proposed 10 Mr.. Betman, and he accepted It. -.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTI0S.-The votes ih S'ps
tors have been counted. The American RepuoacsI:,,
have elected in nine of the twelve districts, ana w.
total msJority therein is It's. The Democrats 49,
carried Noe. e. 8 and ~ and their tosal uaJny
lite skirg rays TIE LoreR Cai-en the nst "a, I