The New York herald., 1867-02-07

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been four months married 10 the daughter Of the prop
Of the hotel ana appeared TO be happy in bis dome
I ic relations gentleman who converssd with him r
gardng his business was informed by him that be ha
lost money in his business ard rejcned with the remsr
"That can soon be remediedn DuPeche replied, with
SMILE that Anyhow, II could be soon remeded by
pistol shot, This about eight O'Clock In th
| morning He returned to dinner, was chatty an
agreeable aud finally retired to the Of his youn
| wife. After remaining there for few moments fame
seemed To ako him 10 do what he had often done be
forepracce with his pistol in the gallery attached
tain him resisted his going out The pistol was in tn
hand OF the husband The wife happening to turn he
head beard loud report and looking back, with horro
! the bed, shot through the heart
/ RAILROAD SALE GLosED-The Charleston Nirs O
February says:-"The Charleston and Savannah Rail
road, sold time since under foreclosure Of mort
gage yesterday delivered to the purchasers who
have obtained most liberal charter, under the style
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, and We are
informed, will Immediately commence the work of re
building the road"
TRIAL STEAM PLOUGH, &o-A trial OF a steam
plough, from Leeds, England recently given New
Orleans by Longstree Owen Co. agents for its sale
After breaking up two the depth OF the
party adjourned to collation. where General Lonestreet
proposed the estate OF Louisiana toast Some re
mtnscenoes OF General Jackson having been excited
his memory was toasted in silence General Dick Taylor
was present, but avoided political rsmar4cs
THE ARRAY At BROWNSVILLE Trxxs-coIonet J. ]
REYNOLDS, commanding ut Rrswnssie has furaisisd
the following Official account ~ as,r General
GESERA-0n tho night OF the I6.h inst patrol ~ the
co.ored troops, In charge ef noucommissoned officer
while In the Discharge Of their legitimate duty fred
upon by some drunken policemen IN Brownsville The
patrol returned the IRE promptly and properly resulting
IN morsaily wounding two white men-one policeman
the other the propreor Of drinking saloon where the
aiar occurred The patrol acted right and is way
blame The occurrences has been fully investigated BY
the Mayor. We have an the testimony, which clearly
justfcs the action OF the guards
NEW ORLEANS "GKNTLgMAS. "--Tho New Orleans
Times Of the 25th says:"James Guthrie gentleman
answer before Judge Abel for attempting to take away
the natural life OF co!ored citizen named Pascal
new mode OF manufacturing Pascha-amm, but very
SKATER OuTRuN Last Tuesday. Cayngs Lake,
match was made up between H G. Carr, OF spriugport,
and Mr. Cox OF Eimira Tho latter was to run. the
former was to skate distance or seventy Ave yards on
wager Of 800 The runner came out ten feet ahead
Probably minute longer would have reversed this rea
tion Of the parties
THIRD PARTYsM NOT IN FAvoa.-The Frankfort Ky
Yeomdn says the third party movement in that State
meets with very little favor. The party so far, Ia
army without prvates Tho YemGn thinks '1here isro
place Tor conservatism In revolutionary timesn The
radicals must be met by party as extreme as thera
selves The radical compels a respect which third
party man cannot receive.
SUICIDE IN BosToN.-Mrs. D. !. Whiting committed sui.
eide on the 28th inst by hanging herself In the cellar OF
East Boston. She last fall and sent TO the
hospital She returned homo in January and lit
band and two children
BEWARE or THE SHEEy-On Saturday evening the 2eth
January. man named Steele walking in Marble
head Mass, with lady named Sheen but II was no
Sheen OF his. Soon Mr.. Sheen up and claimed
Mrs Sheen, and bestowed some cold steel upon Mr..
Steele by stabbins him in the head with knife Sheen
has been committed TO Salem jail for the assault bnt
says he had often warned Steele 10 keep from his
wife.
GHs. FoRREsr's PAROLE sroLEs.-The Jackson (Miss,)
CLARION Of the Gath January says:-A ow nights ago the
residence OF Gen Forrest Adams streei eYtered
BY robbers, who carried or two gold watches pocket
book containing nearly 5000 andother valuable articles
including his pSro,e
ASSOCIATION FOR The BRvrPIr or SOUTHERN WIDOWS
ORrHASs-An net Of Incorporation fnr this assoria ion
3st ult, with amendment rict,ng amount Of
its property TO $500 000 and exemptng from taxation
while in the hands oil the ASSOCIATION.
CoxMurAnoS OF SESTEScs Illinois SAFE Journal
OF the 2oth ult says that man named Burrows who
convicted at the December special term 1865 othe
Coles County Court Of the crime Of murder and sem
fenced to be hung the LIST OF February nex has had
his senteuco commuted by tho Governor to imprisonment
in the penitentary for the term Of years
from the date Of sentence OF DEATH
THR LUMBER RUsNEss AT ToLEDo.-The Blads gives
the following statement OF receipts Of lumber lath and
cep;s By rail alone are over the entire receipts by lake
B. ,ss ssss SIS soe as as 80 s.sss $50
BY raii...... 2O,o47 900 2s,ola,oOo 7.sO6,4Oo
Total. .i42. $40 500 ~. 5ss. $50 N,O7e, $50
If to the above we add the receipts OF black walnut
lumber, the entire lumber traffic OF 1855 was. o
Black walnut lumber, feet et............ 35 4ss.oao
Total III, ,s29, ,A49
NARROW EscArE.-In New Haven, on the Goth ult.. at
the house Of Mr. Lucas Artzan street, young bride
from Chenango county, New York, was sitting by the
o s o
shoulder hit the OF her chair and then glancng of
was stopped By the stove the dseanrgs was believed
Of the pistol.
The YANKEES CALIco.IAnSa.-Ac calico ball was given
in Hartford on the night Of January 60 FOR the benefit
0f 0rraho Aavlu yynic Oh
and realized the sum Of $3.50 for its benefciares.
Frozen 70 DEArB-The Worcester Spy, of the slst
ult, says that in Uxtridye on "Wednesday morning
Capron, found the Mlive road frozen to death.
bottle Of liquor was found In bis coat pocket he
leaves wife and three children.
THK CASE BAIEY.-The funeral Of Bailey, recently
murdered in Troy, largely attended The Albany
Erpres says the deepest feeling pervates the city and
tragedy and that IL that the assassination de-
berately executed without provocation.
WESTERN GRn.-The Chicago 7ribuse says party OF
eighteen gentleman and ladies' recently started from
that city for pleasure excursion in one seigh drawn
by four horses, and the way took the wrong road
Thcv were driven on the Ice at the artesian wells The
horses broke through and the mon, in attempting TO
rescue the animals, were thrown into the WAFER IL
h" thew aid rece,ve severe soaking in the ice cold
water The thorough soaking did not even dampcn the
ardor Of the party Instead Of making their way osck
the city until nine o'clock the next morning
MISSOURI FisAScEs-The railroad debt OF Missouri Is
s24, 1872 ooo besides s7s23 $40 unpaid Interest The
total taxable property OF the State Is S26l OF
which there Ia In st. Louis county $105,93 224,
AouDxs1s s--A man named Shaw, working in a sawmili
near Madison Indiana became entangled IN the betting
and was drawn into the machinery and killed. man
named Chase living in AlleRtownshp !igoniers county
Indiana was killed by the upsettng OF log upon him
from a sled which he was driving.
MACHINERY.
DoILFRs FOR SALR--AT FRANKLIN BoILER
ID Works foot Of Morgan street. Jersey CITY Two Loco.
Boilers 40xl8 horse. horizontal Tubular Boilers
7Os ID horse power
TNOR sALE-A PAIR. or Low PRESSURE BEAM EN-
r gnes with fy wheel and wrought iron shaft link mo
ton feed pumps dc, either double engine or VIII 70
sold singly " desired the air pumps and VIII
taken on making high engines cylinders arc y
inches diameter stroke OF piston feet the engnss
only 40 and In respect hrst
be exaininaton this Ia rare opportunity !.
purchase splendid engine at low price can on or ~