The New York herald., 1867-02-01
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and the wife Of yours truly, THEODORE TiLTON.
TIE SALVATION OF Mosnz-This depends, according
70 the Montgomery lAis. Mad Of tho 2Sth inst, upon
the completion Of railroad between Mobile and chatta
noora Otherwise Savannah the Atlantic WI, exceed
Mobile on the Gulf in advantages for the shipment Of
cotton.
A REsx SOLDIER EPIxPrc. In Shreveport, Texas,
ON the 18Th inst, former member Of the Sixth Loui
sana regiment, named Summers, was found lying in
the rear Of STABLE having fallen there during violent
attack or epilepsy He cared for by the doctors
FROZEN WHILE Rrprsc.-Sunday evening, January q,
Evansville Ind, man was found frozen stin in
buggy. He was leaning back with both hands 70 his
ears and apparently asleep Tho horse was standing
STILL shivcrng with cold land had evidently been sweated
with hard driving.
BRIDEGROOM MIsNSG.-The Hartford Times Of the
2Sth ys:-On Wednesday last Mr. Francis Taylor came
this city with hs son, Henry Taylor, young man
twenty-five years Of age, who on his way 70 woco-
vilie where no to be married that day He was
time he has not been or heard Of He expected
In wolcottvile ON Tuesday night and the hour ap
pointed for the wedding tho church crowded with the
friends OF both parties He was young man OF exem-
plary habits and good character, and his sudden
disappearance has plunged his family and friends
in the deepest ahiicon He we'll built man, with
the Sixteenth regiment Connecticut volunteers Any
hearing or knowing OF his whereabouts win confer
ns
Edwin Taylor. Of this city. F ..
rnE Tror TRAoEpr Thomas h Bailey vas recently
s.s ssss sss y sss j ,hs s 4 sasy i
nAnner coiag in search of rhompsoa H4lleZ mss him
and s.ypsa he - .y,ss e xos!a .sse mn b. e
"a snoas inssssuy sAas Bslsy dsal me pariiss Do
pot appear = Aesv bsea 1nsoA sxcitea aaanss each
50 Tss.yssS ~ d i,asss, wA,ch iscs as SspSsiy
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socasssass and was ssU 4segrs1fdA i
journals accuse coored lawyer named Bradley. Of o
citing the recent dsturbancss a the Delta pantasaon
Gsnsrs! rson has written ssr u repy % one writ-
ansriloss end stigmasising hun = aissurbsr Of The
peaos - -.
AocrDssr m rovsssr.-ssvsesl nsa wsrs seriously
scsaoldins ussd for refining astack o. furnace. the
Trenton Iron companys Works q West Milford, Passaic
forty IL. hsh uSsn The ~okmsn became % ssspcioS:
Of iis stability and refused 10 work any longer near Il
Another - of men wore hired Of whom fourteen
three or four had legs and broken and all were
more or less MANNED and mangied.
YousG THnvs ABoUxDaxo-rhers seems to BE- . pro-
cocious Development Of crime In the South and West
In Louisville, Ky on Saturday, January 90 . boy OF
Twelve named Jerry Kohiers, asd Mary Conner, aged
they sersod thai their paToSss sent them oas ss
steal
A sruRrous srRruAIIsr-A man named Edgar lap
o wnI has Sssn the S
being counterfeiter. aud the 25h inst his baggage
searched and $4,000 10 spurious money found In
his trunk.
Rux OvER ny Cars Thomas j. sllcott, aged thirty
and formerly OF Virginia, over by the
Saturday. the 26th inst In Louisville KY He was en-
poyed IN the onice Of the railroad company The
Bardsown train being backed up and he stepped
Of the way OF H. but not noticing locomotive coming
behind the train stepped on the track again He was
over him, cutting OF one OF his arms and mashing his
head almost to jelly. or course his death was in
staneous. He leaves wife and two children.
SUICIDES IN NEW ORlkASs.-John Duffy, an x-policeman
Of New Orleans, and hard drnkcr, committed suicide
during voyage to Florida Some dlficuity regarding
denias that Alphonse Dupleche killed himself inteu
tionaly The coroners verdict, based the evidence
of the wife. was that his death was accidental.
TIE GALE At MOBILE The gale OF the 18th inst was
rather lively affair in Mobile Bay The wind rose at
half past seven NJ, and Increased in force till mid
night creating great commotion among the ships lying
anchorage The Lord Stanley, 4 British bark, was
blown against the Tniafox street wharf iniurng IL ser
schooner f10ney
smaller boats were swamped and very much damaged,
while the remainder of small boats anchored near the
city were all blown ashore Al the Navy Yard the dag
ship Estrella was considerably damaged x nastag the
Paul Jones blown her. and other vessels were si
iarly Injured Mr. N H Rice blown on the steamer
Alliance, which lying at Fort Barrancas. His body
was found next morning on the beach. He Of the
nrm Of J. G. Forbes Co, New Orleans, and had been
travelling for bis health. .-4~Aesse---zr-- =
FiRE.-Ths King woollen mill at EaglevilIe. Conn.
was partially burned on Monday night. Loss $4,000
poo~ M he
ms having been notified Of return the eleven hours
days work on February held meeting recently 70
protest against the change
CHnp IN WE'LL the afternoon Of the 25th inst.
the youngest child OF widow Osrander, living at o.
sinng N Y, slipped the Ice, fell into well and was
who went "a draw water The child was but Ave years
old HIS mother swooned away when informed Of his
fate, and her reason is desparcd OF
Axorurp Myssrxo MAx-Mr Joseph q. Broadhurst, of
Elmirs has been missing since last june. The Adv-r
fs saws his height Ia hve feet seven inches has dark
brown hair dark blue eyes ana large sde & wn,sxe ,o
coat = military vest and mixed pants Any nforma-
ton Concerning HIM will be thankfully received by his
friends aud may be directed 70 Mrs. J. O. Broadhurst
p.xaxs At serrsrcrApv The Troy PSen Of the 30th
inst ssys;--IAst evening, AZ tho New York Central
s,ans rss hurled through the window Of coach
head narrowly escaped This occurred At the
same point where the rail and plank were placed on the
track the night before SOMEBODY 10 bent on causing
catastrophe on the Central
Boy KuIxp-At BufTAlo, on the 22d inst, two boys
triad 10 cross the street by crawling between the
when the train backed up and Timothy Howard, aged
c,even years. was caught between the bumpers and
crushed in the region Of the abdomen. He died on
Sunday.
0uxxnAL LOGAN CAMPS AT CmcAoo -GenerAl Logan,
a ssassd has purchased the property the northeast
corner of Wabash and Twenty third street, and
"a about 70 take up his residence permanently ia that
city.
a pusAr o. F,xx--fhs Chcsso Times describes sin
euiax appearance IN the heavens manifest during the
nrsyasace o. large frs recently. For nearly hour
ihs sdswnm Clark. Dearborn and adjoining streets
were crowded with multitude OF thousands ntently
gazing In the direction Of the 'settng sum- The night
Was dark, but 10 the west the fire t up the horizon
for considerable space. This nothing more than
uausl. and would . have attracted only a pass
Ing elancs. But above this lurid reflection there
shot UPWARD "pIliar Of fire." such ~ In
ehape. sire and color seen before. IL
was Q sight 70 MI the breast with and set the mind
10 wonder It's altitude less than seventy de-
grcss with breadth nearly that Of the rainbow, even