New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING Casa nsa by the name
Of Patrick McCar by Of Japaies PiSia, Mas, who
has been for little tine IN the em,Oy OF Mr. MseoI
lar of the firm OF Macular, Wh,Ds L. Parker was
found BY a Mrs. Parker ia piece 4 woods near her
house In BUylsiOn street ATviy IN d! lhg copd1-
ton She assisted him 10 ler 10 and called ply
sican when il found tbet {. bad leceived very
severe wound in his LETT chesi csu-ed with shot and
,lups Toe man, who se~De TO lie able 70 talk bIt
little said that having received rome money from Mr..
Mncullar in Boston, slsrtsd tor Jaaaica Plain, and
was followed by man "hO sL0t La IL Tue woods
near yyLere he was fond, rob- ed him Of Si25 N
money placed in biz, Mccarthy pos ket, powder,
caps aud shot. and tben n.n. There - some doaDt
sbou. this statement, and snpi"se that Mccarthy
sL himself. lie WAS alive Oh Saturday morning.
The Bartlett Mills will sui end operations on
Satu day week from to-day su Indefinite time,
but PROBABLY they siil up in about i've weeks.
They have some repairs make Md Judge u better
10 give the hands yacaoo as ts season VI the year.
when ~ MANY want TO visit heir h"nes or take re-
creation than to snspenGiti, tbould become neces-
sary-pext Winter. They have eeyen hundred
bales Of cotton hand, wich will be- suficent, al
the rate they have run, TO hep TIER works In opera
ton from the rst OF Sc tsmb0r when thoy expect 70
resume, ill April. The value Of to,ds on baod q
$4,000, lot greater than they Lave befre had, but
the present demand and iutur prsvcct have not
previJnsly been what they now. The mills sns-
Iloy 800 persons. Ne~burypor, heralj.
A HEROINE IN CAsP.--A few nights aimee, while
Maj. Croker was in command at Camp Lyon, false
The men could 70. m in line Of bi'l-. Top, pop, pop
went tho muokets al around tie ne. and the unin.
iated thought certainly, tie P.il tires we're upon
us and were form ei ia line oi tattl-, ready 10
meet The enemy, la les than three ninntes aud hal6
The wife Of tie gallant officer, Capt Baker, Of Com
many G. her husband being abs-n' an exIs dition,
WAS Steering with some other ladies' Ia the Captains
tent of COMPANY A. the OF or ,~n,s being occupied
only by the ane halt, aud sics Of t- company,
WHO turned ont 10 man Fesdy T., in into lie. Th4
toise aud confu ioR awvAe MIs B., Sho cooliy told
the men not 70 get excl ed tut =, give her gnn,"
which che repeated seyenil .r. Capt. Molly Pitcher
never exhibited coolsss Ia the hour 81 danger
than this heroic lady, who has ,inne beea dabbed
Col mel She halls from the awkrye State, where
she and her husband, who u solder IN the Mexi-
can war; are very highly esteemed.
THg LAry EDWARD FIELD or TAX FusILKxRs--
Tie teleg,aphic account II ito B.uis u Balls Kun
mentioned as among the killed Field Of the To-
dependent Boston Fusieerr, Company q, 10, RegF
mrnt. As there no ersi q With tina name con
nscted with this company when e here, u 10 prob
able THAI Eda,d iieid private, was the enc killed.
lie 10 ided Ia Charlesown, wasa stoo.cutter, twenty
for years of age and bmrled al h his father, M.
Ebenczer N. Field, at No. 50 Monsmsui avenue. He
was widower and lrayes htlc son seven ysars
old. He enlisted In the Fu.iIeers just before they
were mustered In. His older brst.er, Ebeaszer fislA
WA 70 ular member OF coiapspy. having joise&
Just before their Montreal ip; I've al went with Il u
| the war. When Mr., Fisd bseass oonyineed that Nv
son Edward was among the killed. hs Unsolicited scD'
| emotion, but displayed tie p<sfyl's roeignation
"Other peoples sons must be killed. sxid he, /" and
know not why mine should he exempt more shan Cd
ers. But thank God be died ia good cause. II
had moro sons 10 send would b. sjsd " have thsr
there But there ere enough vSo uili q, snd u
Right VIII sianeh." kBesss Hsys,a.