New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

the dagger from his hand, and with quick ana
strong olow drove !: half its length Into one OF
The columns that support the stage box and nI9he
il OFF, flinging the handle upoa the iioor' linen
turning to him, she took from her finger pam
geld mig, saying-'sThis ring wes once the P'eoee
Of our affections. II is dear 70 me because Il
was once worn b, him, but can wear It no ION
ger. Take It: my name is engraved within IL
and when in after wears it recalls to mind the
scenes Of this night, do not, pray thee, reE1e,n.
he, too harshly the forsaken LgANos-fdre"elL-'
So saving she turned quickly and lett The spot.
The whole affair passed off so rapidly that Tor
moment the stranger stood Ike one deprived OF
thouvht or motion, and LEAsoR had projected
half way across the Theatre before he gave chase
At the to9r OF the lobby she met her servant
evith whom she instantly quilted the house, c'ose-
Iy followed by The stranger. With hasty steps
she made a passage through the crowd at Inc
door. crossed the pasco, and got into voiah'e
and drove of The stranger jumped INTO another
and directed the caiesaro driver to follow the
other. This was no easy matter, for the paseo
was filled with volantes and people on loot, and
the night quite dark. Through the dark and mar
row streets Of the city they dashed on for some
time At length the calesaro stopped, and Inc
stranger jumped out TO sec If he had followed the
right carriage His modification was great on
finding that the forward volante do not contain
the object of his search, and he had lost the last
clue he had for finding out his lncognito. Turn
ing TO tie caesaro he gave him good blowing
up in choice English, not word OF which, now
ever, did lie understand.
Feeling out Of humor with himself and every
body else, he again got into the voIante and dl-
rected the calcsaro 10 drive him home. On ex
aiming his ring he found the name oil LEANoR
neatly engraved in it, which furnishes the only
clue he has for the identity of the passionate but
broken. hearted and forsaken daughter OF CASTLE
(Norr-As'hc Nohlander aferward i%nnd on; the where
future day the Sequel to LOVE Dorsos
Correspondence of Livingston & Co.'S Express. Wail
ALDANy July ID
A letter lust received from Mr.. Batehnm, the in
elgenl editor ofthc New Genesee Farmer furnishes
some information concerning the crops IN the Gene
see country, the garden Of our stsle.
"Our farmers" says Mr.. b. under date OF Koch
ester July 10, ''are Just commencing their wheat
harvest and richer ight was never seen than the
golden fields present The aggregate yield OF wheat
in Western New York will be greater than 1t ever
was before The yield per acre Is as good as IN 1858
Il Think which is called the great year, while the
number OF acres is considerably greater than ever
before.
better than vas anticipated month ago. Oats are
very fine; barley the same; corn grows wonderful
W. and bids fair 10 he q great crop POTATOES also
are doing well. What abundant cause the people
of this land have for gratitude and conen,inent ana
how strange it il that so few farmers appear 10 be at
all conscious Of the blessing they possess! Why Is
this a! Can Won tell AS Nation, we are 5aseIy
ungIateiul and strangely unhappy, considering that
we have more OF the means oil happiness than any
other people in the world
FRAUDS on THE TREAsURY.-Recent evidence
has disclosed the fact that one of the partners OF
large importing house, formerly doing business
in P,ne.sticct, committed frauds on the revenue
to the amount of several hundred thousand dol
lars, in the years 1886, 81, IS, and '39. TWAS
done by differentiation Of goods in The invoices.
The proof has returned to the United States III
thehand writing OF the guilty individual. What
is not little remarkable, he was among the most
prominent of the accuscrs of others, and Was orc
of the witnesses of Jesse HOyt in the prosecutions
of other importers, for long period OF time. Ills
frauds in exporting goods for the benefit OF draw
back have also been known. They prove to have
been large in amount, but the extent is not ascer
tanned.
OF eight persons who have been prominent du-
ring the last few years at the Custom House, as
inlormers, all have been detected in Crimes. Three
have been indicted for perjury, III swearing L"
false entries; one was detected III taking goods
from the public store one in false swearing III
open court; one in fraud in his invoices; ono III
a gross evasion Of law which he aided IN pass
ing; and one was convicted of forgery IN Eng
land and has recently been transported to Botany
Bay for life - OF these, seven were Americans,
and ono was an Engshman. Express.
PRopAnLE MuRpER.-lwo persons-ia,her and
son-werc arrested on Sunday week, in Marion
county, charged with the murder of the old mans
daughter, in Adair county. The daughter was
widow, and 50 afflicted as 10 be burden TO the
family. the father had frequently declared his
intention 10 solicit aid from the county court for
her subsistence and if he fail, d, not 10 pcrmi, her
TO remain at his house. She, however, died sun.
denly and was buried. Some time after the body
was disn,erred by the ncighbors, and marks OF
violence, sufficient TO cause death, discovered
The old inAn and his son then fled, were purslcc,
and overtakcn, and carried back 10 .Adar county
Tor examinations ST. LOUIS Repub.
Is An aifray occurred in Clinton, Mississippi,
on the 29th ut. between two men named Lewis
and :Shornc IN which the former was shot with
pistol in the abdomen of which he died soon al
ter Lewis made demand of II gambling deb
which Thorn owed him, in The presence o. soin'
ladies', and on Thorn's suggesting that 1t was mol
q proper place TO talk about such things, Lewis
called him out and attacked him with stick
Thorn rctrcsted, followed by Lewis, who struck
him severe blow on the shoulder disabling his
arm, when he drew pistol and shot Lewis
Thorn was Immediately arrested, tried and &C
Quilted.
RuMoRED AFFEW.-Last Saturdays Mobile
Herald SAYS =. Wearc told that letter has bcei
received in this City from Tuscaloosa, containing
information that on the Isl Instant gambler by
the name of Vctrell, well known IN the principal
Southern cities, and especially in this, as u mo>i
desperate and quarresome man, was killed by
citizen of Tuscaloosa named Grymcs. The let
ter from which we derive this news states that
Verrell travelled from Columbus, Miss. for the ex
press purpose OF killing Grymcs, bat the latter
hearing Of his intention, took the start Oh Nerre,
and succeeded in killing him.
PARIs.-A Paris letter writer says: Every visit
or who has been here before is struck with the i'm
proyemcnts which the present Municipal Govern