are informed that one of tie INC
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SHOcKIyG.-We are informed that one of the most
horrible occurrences have ever heard or read oi,
took place few DAYS ago in the lower part OF the
city, known MS Frog,own. Ii appears that woman
living in that part OF the city had occasion 10 go out
for n short time leaving none in the house but II
small bow and an infant in the cradle, and telling
the boy to put the child 10 sleep again should II
awake before she got back. A. soon us she re-
turned she asked the boy if the child had wakened
Yes mother he replied, land PIT ii to sleep
The mother thinking ii had slept long enough, went
10 take il up, when she discovered that il dead
and its head horribly manglcd. 1t appeared after
ward that the boy, quite unconscious OF the crime
he was committing, had taken hammer and beat
the child on its head until the poor little thing fell


aslcep in death. Cincinnati Commercial.


DISTRESSING AccIDENT.-We were not aware
until last evening that the house destroyed by fire
in Pearl street, the other night, was occupied by the
wife of Henry Miller. now in Jail on charge of
murder. This is indeed serious calamity, and
calls for the nterposon of the charitable in behalf
oi the sufferers We understand some kindly dis
posed individuals have already made aud IRE still
making efforts TO collect money for the rclc OF Mrs.
Miller and her six children, who are now homeless
as well as ln,herlcss. To the agony ot remorse is
now added the destitu'on of wife and children.


AcCinENr on THE RAiLRoAD.-We learn from
Adams Il Co. that q merchant Of Boston, named
=. Brewer, in attempting To lump upon the tram
on Wednesday afternoon, lost his hold and was yio
lently dashed against the rails When the cars lei
he was nsensiblc. II is strange, after 30 many
warnings and losses OF life, ;hatpeope will attempt
TO jump upon and off the ears, while the train is go
ing NJ the rate Of ten 10 twenty miles an hour


RENSSELAER, CoUNrY.-We did our Wing friends
in Rensselaer, but scant justice Yesterday. We sci
down Stephenlown as Loco. Foco, ii having usually
gone that way. But this year, under the new i'm
pulse of CLAY and the Tariff StepherIown elects
the Whig ticket hy forty odd majority. The Board
ofSupcrvisors, therefore stands IL Wings to5 locos.


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