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To the Editors Of The Tribune:


You copied from the Providence Chronicle
few mornings since, rumor that letter had
been received from Ohio, announcing the death
of Ephralm X. Avery, who was tried some years
since at Bristol, on charge Of having murdered
Sarah Maria Cornell.


Avery. for many years, has been, and still is,
a resident of Richmond, Mass. "a small town
adjoining Pttsfield, and is tiller of the SOIL


Nothing has occurred, during his residence at
Richmond, Of the least public interest. Pm. S.


SUICIDE IS NEwARK.-Mr. Parkinson, son Of
the Rev. William Parkinson, of the Baptist
Church OF this city, committed suicide in New
ark on Wednesday evening, by taking poison.
The Newark Post says:


His business teaching. His habits had not
been strictly correct for some time and it is said he
had been about Newark, out of employ for some
two or three weeks. In his pocket was found three
letters, one OF which WAS directed TO James NJ
White, 20 Nlillam-sueet, n Y. the other two wih-
OUT directions, and al soliciting the loan Of money,
tSlQ.l he was at Stewards in the afternoon,
writing, and appeared 10 be sober and in his right
mind.


Parkinson was about p years of age. He had a
wife IN this city 10 whom he had been married about
seven years. We believe they did Tot live together,
though he saw her III the afternoon and gave her
some lntlmatens OF ms intention TO DESTROY himself
by taking laudanum. He was man of education
and intelligence, and has probably been brought 10
his fatal resolution by love Of ardent spirits


SUlcIpE.-John Chambers, an old residen, of this
Parish, cut his throat this morning in tt of mania
potn, and did the JOB so etiectuaIly that he ex-
pircd few minutes aiterward When shall men
cease TO put an enemy in their mouths to steal
away their brains - Baton Rouge (La.) Gazette.


p The Grist and Clover-Mills OF Major VIII
liam Kennedy, at Bidnlinster, Pa, together with
large stock OF Grain was DESTROYED by fire on
Christmas night. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.