, 1859-03-19
H-E3TER%3- VIEWS ITEMS.

FENALEs FOE TIE M1xEs.--We learn that one
af the expresses from this city, will, in ~ few
DAYS. take sir passengers Of the softer sex for
the gold 1nines.-.St. ,}ostrA Gc.sf{f.
EAn1r PEACH Btoous.-We hare received
from friend ut Ste. Genevievc. No.. rackaEc
enclosing some peach blooms. They were taken
from Nj. Obcrnillcr's peach orchard, near ste.
unfolding blossoms on the 18th inst. Some
sharp winds since they appeared hare been hard
upon them; and without continuance of mild
weather, few Of them will ripen into fru1t.-Sf.
Louis Republican, l'A.
Po,soskp-Three small boys near Wyanct in
this County, were poisoned last week: by eating
what theya supposed to be wild art'chokes' one
of them has died, and another Is not expected
to livc.-Burtau Go. {IN.) hpH1'ican.
we'll known in this city, while at work in stone
quarry, ut his residence near Gr.tiots Grove, on
tuesday last, WAS instantly killed, By the caring
in upon him Of large quantity OF earth. He
was about s. years Of agc.-CaAna Gasttt<.
ASAn CAsuALsz.-ArnoldM Macklip, sou Of y
". Macklin, ESQ.,, Of Boyd's Grove, IN this
county, while engaged in playing base with h,s !,
vessel, and bled to death in short time: He
was fine promising youth, and us loss Wall pe
deeply felt by the community in Walch nc lived
NoxAS Saor.-A woman was shot IN this
place, jPrinceton} on Friday OF last week, oy
abrother Of her husband, while toying win tue
lock Of his rifle. The piece WAS supposed 70 De
il was discharged, the bullet striking the woman
while in STOPPING posture, passing through one
side Of her face entering her chest at the collar
bone. and coming out at her back. She is still
alive, but in very critical eondltlon-lttd.
DARnAnors.-A man named Aazzle, who lives
in Rails County not far from Saserton, and who
is noted for being the --LATEST ltn IN tue county
Of his wife and saw her die, md would not even
exert himself to 20 for doctor-1tann'taf'
{Io.) Itxst"ger-
DEATH FROM Angela day or two SINCE,
| while Mr., II, Haydeu, Of Rails county, s7as at
| work in corn field with his brosher-'a.iaw' he
| became angry with him and said be would saool
him. He repaired 10 the house tor ms gun. o.1'
| while On his way, became so overWrongnt VIII
nassnn that he became affected with bleeding o1
| the lungs, md in few hours vas CORPSE
Ibid.
noar FOE P1xE.s PkA1.--Mcssrs: Ourr, John
son & Co., are pushiug their ''Pi9e's Peak steam
er" along rapidly; they hope to hnFe it ready te
launch b. the middle Of April; ltis snostan a1n,
tai looking craft, fly feet in length md twelv.
engine, with side paddles, and when 1nly equip
ned. designed to draw -about u or 4 inches
water. Ir. Roissey is the builder Ct the ,>o boat
and will make one Of the party to 80 anher.-
They are confident from lnformanon o. tnos
Who i've on the Platte River, that it can be nayi
eated by boapsuch IS they ara build'nt'.-ha
ciae .ddrotuke.
Foa L1atax.-A couple Of The inmates Of th
P*nitcntiay, feeling, probably the sentiment a
| Patrick Henzy's words, GIVE me Liberty
gire me desth," while unloading slaves from
wood boat, Just abose Wise's Mills. On Tuesda
afternoon, suddenly took French Leave Of thel
i companions and the guards They ran u
| Short street to The lime ilus, near which tbs
t jumped into q. s6f, pushed of aud struck 70
: ,hral at but missed them. The guards followc
them ACROSS the river, but they succeeded
making their aseapss--Atte" esgrirs