Crimes. Cnsnnlries. &c.
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Nsar Green Bav, Wisconsin, on the 2sth ult a
c-szv man by the name OF Sleeper found in the
oad frozen 10 death. He had been roaming about IN
that region for some time and aad that he was from
Erie Co Pa and that he formerly lived II, Vienna Oneida
CoNY.


Ar Wheeling, Va. on the 18th inst. woman
named Seibold aged 6U years was burned 10 ceath oy
her clothes taking fire.


In Franklin County, W. three Starch FACTORIES
have been burned during the last month one in Mont
sa'sc5' s29c5y' one IN '''N''''' ''D '''


Al Utica a Screw Mandatory, TO employ 40 or
50 hands, is about to be established.


AT Toledo, q. on the 10Th inst. the Soap and Can
die Factory of Mr. Brogan was burned.


AT Worcester, Mass on Friday, Joel S, Shumway
was killed by falling from the root OF house.


In Monkton, W. on the 18th inst 8 drunken man
named Lyman D. Scott fire to his own house and de-
stroyed himself in the flames The house was well FUR
nhed and his family had left him alone, being srad to
stay with him


At Frdncistonn, ~ II. on the 9th inst. Hiram
Smith l6 years of age killed by getting caught in
the machinery of Peg Factory.


At Rochester, N. Y. on the 18th inst. three chill
dren of widow Knox were suhocaed TO death In an
old houue which had taken FIRE.


At Boston, on Friday afternoon, the L. ). War
Steamer Princeton, says the Mail arrived from Norfolk
and anchored near the Navy Yard. In few minutes
after her arrival fire broke out in the WOODWORK near
one Of the boilers which time threatened the de-
strCcton of this noble steamer BY great exerons 1t
got under, but with what damage to the ship we
have very different accounts Most Of the valuabes
board were removed TO the Yard by means of boats.


Near Baltimore, on Thursday last, John Cum-
bers murdered by John Rider


The colored people of Baltimore have presented
TO Rev. R. j. Breckenridge Gold Snut Box, in token of
their gratitude for hs efforts to defeat the passage of
laws adverse to their happiness and welfare.


In Stockbridge, Mass. on the 18th inst the dwell
ing ghouse Of Mr. John c. Morgan burned. Mr.. Nor
gan rushed into that part of the building where his papers
for the purpose of saving them and was consumed
wife and children left his dreadful
death.