New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-17

vailed throughout Alton last night and this morning,
and the citizens declared that the convict should not
escape alive. Should he appear on the street, even
with the Turnkey under his pistol, as he demanded,
he would be ridded with bullets tI
The termination of the affair is thus related by the
Leader of the 10th 5r
Last evening, all other means having failed, the
Warden, Mr.. Buckmaster, had the door broken in
but the officers entered the cell, the detestable
criminal plunged his dirk into Crabbe's heart. and
was, moment after, rddled with balls by the en-
ragged company
SAD HoNEYMooN.-The Columbus (Ohio) Ca
zette relates the following:
Charles Albaugh is only twenty years of age. and
the events CT the past few months will Gil an mpor-
ant chapter in his lifes history. On Christmas day
he eoped with his landlords daughter, Miss Ger
man, in her sixteenth year, went to Alexandria,
Pennsylvania, and was married. An effort was made
to keep the affair secret, but it discovered by the
girls parents, who V4re highly incensed at their
daughters imprudence.
On the 2Sth of January, Mr.. Prentss, the U. s.
Mail agent, arrested Abaugh on charge of robbing
the mail. He was taken TO Cleveland, tried, convicted
and sentenced before the United States Court and
upon reaching Cardington his way to the peniten-
tary, the young wife came board the cars to bid
farewell to her convict husband. The meeting
painfully affecting one. She begged him to keep up
his Spirits to make firm resolve to do his whole duty
while in prison. She vowed to stick to him though
all the rest of the world should forsake him for,
said she, "Charley, we are both young; we have
years of happiness in store for us, and when your
time has expired, we can go to some other land,
where the offence will not be known where we can
live happily together and honest LIVELIHOOD
The poor girl nerved herself up to the task and as
she wiped the tears away from the cheeks of her
young husband she never whmpered.
The was full of passengers, who witnessed the
scene with fearful emotion. The conductor who, at
the request of the officers had kindly delayed few
moments to give the young couple an opportunity of
meeting each other, at last notified them that he
eoua Gov. i. uey no longer, ana ,e wnise gave notee
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inst' Il tesrnc explosion took place IN the Buckeye
Lard Oil Works." of F. W. Meyer, in Cincinnati by
which several persons were ipinred, The Gazette
sors
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seems .naS an IRON Lank, some zen ieet In
neignth, ana perhaps some eight leet IN crcumier-
ehee' was located over the hre CRATE underneath a
snea Just outside Oh the main pnildng ana was hlled
Nun aoou1 -VVo Pouus oi steaf.ne OIL, "nlcn was IN
.e pIuoesS vi ooohng Iol .he manuIac.ure OF stir
cahuies' ihe heat nau pecume SO great tnat por'
.on ol one oi tne neaus ot tne tank exploded with
terrlnc noise. Inc tank Itself Weighing some ten OF
WE'VE nuhareu % pounus, was iiteu oodlly from the
grate, ana orven tnrou9n the board partition open
lng mug al aley, eonipIe'eiy delnosnng the wood
worH tnehee across ihe aiiey against the slde oil
ed across the alley with such force to stave in the
Son9ie dporT anu portion Oh tne walls OF the brlcE
was some thirty feet from the fire crate ''"A
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR. = The Memphis Evening
Ledger, of the llth, publishes the following:
Some two weeks since the White river packet
Evahsvhe, towea tne wnafI ooat rom Helena 10 Des
Tavorp and one other nerson onIv on boytd TIL
boat was towed first trip about fifteen miles up The
river from the mouth of White. and left at a dark
sWwainpy, Wipy unlnnaoted part OF the Mississippi and