New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-14


cause slorg
/ have been ia this county three yesrs. When
came our resrst Poet Office was ~ mhssi neaIe.t
mill about 10 miles. We had no store, no church,
70 school TO society. We are now slowly and grad
uaIly surrounding ourselves by all these gooA tnogs'
But we vsnt more settlers. we nave rlcn ana pro-
ductiye coil and timber enough, with economy, for
heavy settlement Bat suppose our county brought
ito market this Fall or next SPRING everything VIII
be swept clean by speculsors, and our settlement,
with iss now fair proepects Will be deod dead, dfad,
for all time and the poor msn, instead of ayailrg
hmsef of the iruits Ct our labor, will be Obliged to 60
west ana do es ge have dore. j. w. MOORE.
SARAH LITrLEs AT SING SISG.--The Sheriff aud
party who attended Sarah Li,tles to Sing Sing have
returned 10 this city and report that che has assumed
the attire Of convict and begun her labor TOR the
State The fact has alrescy been alluded to hy one OF
the papers that che attended ID the Depot az tbs
tine OF her departure by certain persons anoug them
Ann Mack a female who has figured in our courts as
the keeper Of house of i'll repue. We are told thst
this wornsn took lively interest IL toe case OF Mrs.
Titles and the Stout family hen they were first ar
rested, and hiss from tine to time attended to
their wants and supplied some OF their necessities
Ann has expended upward of fifty dollars since
last Fall for clothing and other purposes in asss,-
ing Mrs. Titles who wss, We understand,
stranger to her before the arrest. What the
motives for this course we know no-perhsps II Is
bereyolence purely, and perhaps not. Mrs. Titles
may be pardOned in a few months, and may repay
fourfold the kndress che has received. When Sarah
Titles taken to the cars on Tuesday night to 60
to Sing Sing Am Msck and some OF her associates
from the Cornhill suburbs appeared there. a min
from Albany who appeared TO be old acquaintance
of Mack procured bottle OF champagne, took Il into
the car and with it the three including Sarah Titles,
rem ain ed board and attended Sarah to Sing Sing,
ard remained there as long as che was permitted to
do So We believe this statement is correct and 1t s
he,e rnade because there has been considerable talk
about the affair, and portion of the public desire to
know what did take place at the time OF her departure
Sundry respectable citizens, including married men,
had been charged with furnishing that bottle of wue
and with other indscretions of which they may
be guilty Of but We believe the vine was purchased
by an Albany man. Rochester Unon
ARREST or Mrs. HAETUsG.-This woman indicted
for the murder Of her husband nile HsrtuIg ia this
city some tine sirce by administering TO him arsenic,
was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Brsyton, il New
Jersey It appears that Mrs. Hsrturg wrote letter
a few days siace 10 acquaintance IN this city, in
which, after stating her regret at the death Of her
child she having been falsely Informed Of It's DEATH,
ard slso for having poisoned her husband though,
she said, she could not live hsppily with him, she
stated where che was living, and invited visit from
the person TO whom she wrote. This letter was
shown TO the Sheriff, who Immediately procured a
warrant from Coroner Dean, and, on Saturday
night, proceeded 10 Nsw-York, aud from thence
over to Nex.Jersey, and up the river some twelve
mies, to place called Groton Back of this plsce,
some three or four miles, wac the place where Mrs.
H. was said to be living, In the service OF az Ameri
can family. On reschng the house, he entered and
raw two women-ore the mistress of the house and
the other Mrs. Hsrurg. Recognizing Mrs Il. from
dasueneo.ype in bis possession, Sserf Breyton &C.
costd her asking q" How DO you DO Mary :" Mrs.
spoke, saying d" You must be ms.aken-her name j.
not Mary, but Elizabeth" "Oh, no., said the Sher-
ia, II sm not mistaken. Her IL Nary Hirtung,
aud want her 10 60 With me- The Sheriff then ex-
planned that be rad warrant fJr her arrest on the
chsrge OF murder, Which announcement caused her no
little surprise. The mistress Of the house could
scarcely credit toe statement SO well-behaved hsd
Mrs. II. been while in her service, during the six
weeks she had been there, under the assumed rare
Of Elizabeth Shul.z. Mrs. Hertung willingly got
herself ready to accompany tse Sheriff, reaching tais
city by the Hudson River Railroad at an early hour
this morning She is now IN jail.
Albany Evening Transcript, lab
ANoTHER MURDER is ALLEGHENY COUsIY-
DISCOVERY OF THE BoDY-We learn from The
PnsbuTgk Chronicle that the body Of good looking
German woman, sged about 80, hos been discovered
in ChaIiien Township. she wore tine nerino shawl
with white center ard q deep border, richly varie-
gated. Her dress was WOODEN PLAID, with green
grouLd and purple bsr, AID her spTon cotton one
with green Gud purple stripes. she wore two skirts
one Of them plsid-and cosrse lifen caemlse, pair
Of shoes, apparently Of German make, and i" foxsd"
all around and white stockings. Around her ne,k
wss haIckerchief, the twisted corners Of which de-
ro,ed thst, notwithstanding il hung loofey srouud
her neck, It had been usd, perhaps II efscins her
strapgulation. In her psr Of gold rings,
eyldetty Of German make and neatly holshsd, aud
IL her shawl small glass pin, Let OF much value.
The Whole appearance OF the wOman Indicated simply
tha. she was German, AID not long perhaps from
cu,ar woman Of about 30 years, aad, a. We have
said before, rather respectable than ether vie. A
verdict OF E-uIder by some oIe urk1cwn, was Iec-
de.ed by the Coroner's Jury.
SHOCKING 0ccURRESoE.-Much seIssion was pro-
duced il Portsmouth, and indeed on side, by tae
announcement Of 50 Gct OF violence which mas cost
Tie life Of al unofen6ing human being. Nnie the
steamer Po9ha.sR was lyiLg &. the Ralrosd wharf
Portsmouth, on Sunday evening having Just touched
az Norfolk, Ec ward Face, ci'izsn cf Portsmouth, in
gong ashore from her on the gargbosrd, coming IN
contact with negro rsned Ishsin, who somewhat
impeded bis passage, seized him and by N ain free
thew him overheard. The negro sunk Immediately
In evidence before the jury, NJ. j. II. Myers sta,sd
that Mr.. Face, coming from the steamer Po whasn,
on her arrival here from Washington, after touching
&, Norfolk took the negro, wno xss or the edge Of
toe wharf by ootn srms, beng behlnd hun, and
threw him fcrcib y into the water, ssyng, " You E.
OF S l., 20 overheard lsaan vas q ffee black,
about ~ yeSIs DID, Norfolk Herald.
4 FEMALE CasABIAscA-Am>rg tee passengers
let On the Il .ated Penney lysns, was an old lsdy,
who ai.er seepg her husband and children instantly
killed refused " be rescued from the wreck. Shsre-
phed when aid offered per, tina. she had nothing
10 live .Or low, and preferred 10 share the fate
that had befsllen her family. she had been blinded
by toe flying fragments, AID was suffering much pain
yet ste would DO. receive any Assistance but stood
still Oh the wreck, and perished IL toe fsues. We
have this statement from well known citizen Of JEFF
iersonvile. ewAlbsry Tnbans.
MISS MITCHELL Discovers CoHEr.-TAe Naa-
iHeset Inquirer, July 9, ssys ths, f,nt telescope
comet was discovered BY Miss n. Mitchell OF that
q n "a - met IN ekn call