New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

elan i'm that CITY 10 recover yellow girl who had
taken LARGO dose Of laudanum with intent - kil.
herself The patient. in deer s'upor. was placed
in "A sitting posture with the face upward, and "a
slight stream Of water was suffered TO fan steadily
upon her forehead from hight of about three fret
\ contraction of the muscles Of the face soon enc
sued she gradually recovered her strength and
va. able to sneak ! siomach-pum? wa' used;
cold water was again employed, and 'he siIl was
soon completely restored
DFAru or ANorHER JFR.E4MAN.-Wc have just
received intelligence of th" death Of Ma BENsA-
mis- BARTON. at his residence ia Lewi-tcwn. Ma
cara Co.. y. y. MAJOR 3. was bornih his county
In March. III, ard we. consequently = year,
old. In 1888 he visited the Niagara frontier
when there were no white Inhabitants beyond
Utica and in 1870 purchased j magnificent farm
OF more than a mile square on the vest bank ~
Seneca Lake, mile. south OF Geneva. In 1907
he removed to tire village Of lewi-toNu, then coz
tanning only a dozen log DIS ciIucs, wh.cl ha' been
hi. permanent rcsidencc ever since. lie ~a- sew
SRA times Shcr Il OF the County, and rendered dis
tincusned services during the troubles with Tine
Indians. When tie Niagara iron1ieT Wa invaded
lie entered the service with Gen. Porter, and rr-
ccived from the Government the appointment Ct
Deputv Quarterinaster General, the duties ct which
osce he continued TO !i;eheS[T r. Re- e.a ,~r OF
ThGHwAY RaEBERY.-NIr. James Thompson.
of Sudbury. was knocked down by couple of
hghvaymcn on Cambridge Bridge, on Sunda,
evening. about o O'Clock, and badly injured. Mr
f. vas near thc centre OF ihc bridge. when t-o
men approached him with Clubs and knocked him
down they then left him, and 'iird man comr
up and acco-ied him in an apparently friendly
manner, and asked HIM If he '1uci. burt. Bv
tai, time Mr.. Thompson had gained his feet. and
saw his trtendIy companion attempting 10 draw
knife bee ran and tn rascal pursued h-u. bat for
tUnalely fell. which enabled Nlr. Thompson To- 80
crrr M Th"mr--p d~s~''l..- tl-m yuung
men, and says he could recognize them it hc should
see them. Boston Post
AccmENT.-Last evening, say, the Mail. im-
mcdiatcy after the Chelsea and Boston ferry boat
bad i,it the Chelsea side, horse with chaise u.
tachod became frightened by the machinery and
backed directly overLoari-the guard chain 20
prevent such contingencies lot having been pu. up
The gentleman 10 whom the vehicle belonged
capcd from 1t just in season % escape going over
board himself Both horse and cnaise SUMS iuinr-
dIa'e.y, and though the beat Immediately put back
nothing could b. discovered Of either. II was
supposed that the current carried them dirrt;ly
under ihe drop OF The wharf Boston ran.
MsLANcHuL1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CuH.a,
daughter o. I..Cairay 81 TN, village aged g ,,.r.
te. iHto the risrr from tine wharf 20 ihe rear col I
Nardnrt, store, oH Ihur>d4, afternoon. and SIS.
drowned. TIE chiin wa- missed abou, fouroclook.
end after looking for some for her. she 80, disc
covered in The bottom OF the river close o. ihe
what. she was sprishtls. intelligent l,t- girl.
and thu feelings Of the parents and remaining ,i-
lers can be better imng ined than described.
Milwaukee sent
ArrFN'r To CoNWT SUIcmr.-At twoo'c'1ck
Yesterday afternoon. a coored woman b, the name
oi sampson, living n a place in the suburbs ot
tac CITY (known - H,rdscrabb'c) made an effort
10 destroy herself by hanging. The deed wa 49,
tempted ln gTovc 81 trees. Just This eide of t.-
residence o. Gen. Halves ami va. iuircei We
hear. 10y rum. man by the name of Con cut
the cord. Ia strip OF cotton cloth aboat four feet
long, and Nh. sampson. no doubt much 70 her
satisfaction today. and now that she +, sober. F.
finds herself st.l. among the breathing thing, Of
this world. Providence Chsos.
AsoIfTloSIsrs CAvcHr.-A letter from Mon
;cclo, Lewis county. No. informs Us 81 the arrest
aud c.mmi';ai 70 Jail in Palmyra. Of Two Ab1is.
ioIi-ts ohm \. Johnson AMI Mr. Warner They
arc charged with attempting 90 steal and bring u
this state three negro slen belonging % citizens 4.
that county. The slave. thenselvc, discovered
them 10 their masters. and aided 10 their sppre-
tension. They intended 90 get the slaves into 4.s
STATE. where aid TO run them o. Canada !, ever
at hand. 20 eur shame be II said
Quincy On ID Herald.
THs SroRN.-On Wednesday, night So were
,isii,d by severe storm Of wind and heavy Ia. oi
rain. /, i feared. if the blow was general thai
considerable damage would be- done by IT, On
the high land. IN this vicinity the whoa, IN, gen
c-l'ly been cut bat in The bottom lard. md % tle
north rherc x considerable not yet cu, \ good
deal OF the oats. which are very promising. has
been thrown down by the wind. ard "a. !, j. very
heavy in heads. il viii not Re able 10 ri.s again.
kenf( Ma News.
q Three boys. named Clinton Ricketts,. Eph-
rain En,lcy ard franklin Deamater. were diovucl
near Coshocion O., on the 18th. while bathing.