, 1859-03-21
WESTERLY" VIEWS ITEMS.


sr1c,pE,-A Hiss Sarah Bonham committed
inst. Cause disappointed affection.
RtcH CoSv1cr.-A man named Morgan, who
is said to be worth *sor}o, has been Sent from
Scott County to the Alton pententiary for two
years, for assault with intent TO Kill.
\ PIKE's PEAK PAPER.-A train Of wagons,
taking out the press, &C., Of the Aoc&y 1ouhfain
-lr,e*, left town yesterday for the guild regions.
with large party, all in the best Of spirits, with
banners 8ying-Wm. n. Byers in command.
shall soon gladly welcome the -leu* to our ex-
change list. Success 10 the enterprise, for it is
dcscFvcd-Omaha ". ~ Republican, sth.
FlRsE DoAT.-The roar Of cannon welcomed
the arrival Of the Florida to our lcEcc OIL Satur-
day inst. This is the earliest arrival known to
the oldest inhabitant. The river is now clear Of
ice, and we may expect boats daily.-N+
TRIAL OF THE LrScaEas-The trial Of Con-
ncr, Bryant, Allen and Sccly, was concluded
upon Saturday last nj Bellevue. The greatest
interest was manifested ly the people Of Sarpy
County in tue trial. The jury returned vcr-
dict Of mot guilty.'-N>
STRICT SEARCH DEs1nEn.- Summers, wife
Of Charles Summers, Esq, recently of this
place. believing that her husband has been MIR
dcred. desires us to SAY that she will literally
reward any person who will discover his remains.
places in this State. will confer favor upon
very worthy, amiabe and distressed lady, By
copying this raph.~Iaris n.y. B.deon-
MERpER At BArrIE CnsEk.--We understand
tint !. murder WIS committed at Battle Greek,
on Inst Saturday night, the particulars Of which
we are not IN full possession OF: The parties
were persons named Smith and Howe. the for
mcr the father -ln-aw Of the latter. \ dispute
occurred in reference to Furnishing Howe's chill
dren, wien collision took place. md Smith
stabbed Howe several times with dirk, wound
ing linn mortally.-hdlama:t.o Telegraph.
Dor KILLED nj Rrn-A boz named James 3.
Lott, aged fourteen. was drowned in slough IN
the town Of Utica, La Sale County, on the :4tli
nit: He had been ut work for his fatlaer, two
miles from home, with 4 MIN named Henry Ha-
ker. The evidence goes to show that the two
had liquor with them, and that the boy became
intoxicated. and in attempting to 20 home alone.
little before sunset per'Snsd as aboEe suited,
third after, he was lying in water only two and
half feet deep.-Bloon.tnyto PanfoyriPh-
SHOCKING Acc1pxSr-OSE MAS Killed
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, while the
workmen were engaged in demoii*ting the old
warehouse belonging to the Detroit and Ali"au-
kec Railway, an accident occurred by "hiea one
human being, without . moments warning. was
ushcred into eternity. The facts nre as follows:
4 party Of men we're on the upper part Of the
building remoyiug large and heavy stick Of
timber. under the direction Of the superlntend-
cnt Of the job, Mr.. Mape*. Among the men en-
gaged was q German, named Frank Felsiman;
who was under the stick ns it was being slid
over another piece Of timber, and It being NOR.
cd beyond It's balance, the projecting end fell
and struck Feldman on the back Of tue head,
throwing him down with his face on an iron
plate, and killing him instantly. Two Of the
men working near tho unfortunate naan, barely
escaped By sprinying to one side.-DffTot -4d-
rertis<r, 1StA.
4 SAD CASE or .AslSpoSNxxr.-A Young
gentleman. on Monday arrived ut 81; Lonis IN
the ! p: M., train Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, having with him Young lady OF n'ne-
teen years, Who had left her friends in Albany,
lndiann, to visit some relatives in Illinois on
the cars she made the youths acquaintance. and
They took room at Kings Hotel, as man 1nd
wife. At late hour on Monday erening he lett
her there, and returned early Tuesday morning,
after which she saw no more Of him. nc na4
deserted her, leaving note advising her to t,nd
employment ut certain house on Market DC"
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. On learning
the character Of the establishment. she LETT, aud
wandered homeless and pennaiess in the streets.
seeking some mems Of honest subsistence;
Policeman Accarty met her on Broadway, heard
her story, took her to the police station, ana
thence conducted her to the Mission uonses %
Eighth st1eet.-1Aoa. Courf<r. ~