The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

ducts Of hese sovereign ssaass thers was
lsas.s q s.sssn.y wncn ssss Every A%ssss' Ss
though clouds had occasionally darkcned our poca sky,
ne good and the good feeling Of the people had thus
ton and the Union in fraternity and elevation
II principle which superior 10 sectional or individual
IA and ~e' The present ssnsrson BE- worthy Of our
ancestry shall not only protect those foundations nom
destruction, but build higher and wider this temple Of
liberty, and nscribe perpetuity upon Its tablet
In the course Of hh beautiful speech, Senator Davis
passed . noble eulcgium On our mother country and
ship should be maintained with her. and he concluded by
Q tribute TO the fair INSTRUMENTATION T,man TO
sns sxsroSed over the minds Of mso. is sSsras ali
mes-felt and operative upon the dresry waste OF the
the lonely p.as the troubled contests Of the
national halls And when the il nerved In Tho deadly
conflicts the battle field and the foe vanquished then
the gentle Influences nslled by do their work,
and the heart nes into tears Of pity and prompts TO deeds
After this Intellectual repAst then succeeded cougratu
lions tie an vas made v9ca, with so1s ~as through S
the sky about the good ship Joseph Whitney was brilliant
with those various pyrotechnc displays which must be so
grateful 70 the spirit Of patriotic John Adausof bonfire
and illumination memory.
FatnI and Serious Casualties ON tine Firth.
Al the sunrise salute was abOu. being fred at Amboy
N. j. boy Of about eleven years old, OF Mr. John
w. snath who engaged with his father in raising the
sg accidentally got In the range of the canno, and
struck BY the wad in the neck, which carried away e
condition he lay TIL five O'Clock in the afternoon wh.n
he died.
party Of rowdes visited the woods near Baltimore
shot dead SOy ssn o age The som Coae
John r Farion. There was great excitement The per
petrator Of the horrd deed escaped bat many arrests
were made.
At Jordan NJ Y. Peter Murphy stabbed bis son in-aw
John hahar six times, with large jack knife, twice 10
the peck swice in the body and once each in the arm
Andleg Murphy perfectly SOBER but the other was
slightly intoxicated. Mshsr very low. and there
but sish hopes Of his recovery Murphy had been
mitted for examination.
An 1rsbman named Joseph Gibbon, residing At Stone
bam tok the 20 train for Boston at nat place. and alter
the train had passed Maden left his seat to 60 enotaer
be lest his ha. or regardless Of the speed OF the
oiately jumped of after it, He struck train OF
gravel shading the side traox At Edgewortn and
thrown back under the passenger train Both his
feet were badly crushed, and he was otherwise injured
While the half past O'Clock train from Boston,
the Casters Railroad, was In Newburyport, the wife OF
Ghas Locke fisherman, aged fifty two, went into the
cars With married daaghes who Was starting for Ports
mouth, and stopped until the had started On a.
tempting TO leave the train after Il was in motion, she
slipped from the platform falling across the track Three
passed over her body nearly severing It, She was
taken up, but died almost mmediasey.
At Ipswch Mass little girl of about years. daugh-
ter OF n R. Waite, severely not fatally burned 10
consequence Of her clothes taking fire from nreworks
Ayoung man at Dover, N. H.. performed the seemingly
easy but really difficult pedestrian feat Of beginning at
end Of OF hundred potatoes, placed yard
apart and depospg them all, one at TIP, In basket
placed st the ctner en1 Ia forty three minutes. Bor
ton Of the problem viii snow the journey 70 have been
uncomfortable for the time occupied in lis perior
nance The young man wan 30 much exnaussed that II
feared his over exertous may provo fatal.
Mr. Philip Baney, painter, who resides Fulton street,
South DAnvers, MAss became enraged ahe proceedings
Of some young men who were medding with his pro.
mises and making the usual Fourth Of July demonsrs
tons, rushed into the street armed with sword cane
and inflicted eight slabs the porsoa Of Mr. George
Price, took his brother Mr. John Price, csrred him mo
the house and beat him shocking manner, and also
stabbed Mr.. Joseph Gray
James Shaw, aged twenty two years. was sho. In the
abdomen board the steamboat Thomas A. Morgan, NJ
Philadelphia He coming from Beverly, with Q
panion. The two had revolver between them, and
engaged In putting . cap when the weapon went
of accidentally. Tue wound proved fatal.
Thomas Drury drowned while bathing in the Della
ware, at Phnadephia.
Benjamin Shaw, aged ten years, was drowned while
bathing at Philacepha.
James Baird. . native Of Ireland, drowned at
Philadelphia The deceased had for Ave been
10 tina srnpny ~ Cohen. the Corones's nndartsker
nan named Benjamin Lockwood was drowned In Tho
Mohawk river, Frankfort Herkimer county dc mad
gone into the river Tor the purpose Of bathing he
resident o, New York an~ n ticket from Suspension
Bridge was found 81 biz person.