New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

And make the brow more bluey bright.
Stop Painter, stop! it yes-it moves
'Tis she, Ills she let me embrace her
Close TO the heart she loved-she loves!-
Till H-n's SELF or death dsplace her
.Nelc. York. .aug. 23. 1874.
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE We learn from gen.
tlemsn, who Game down the river yesterday, that
an affay took place at Ch,ders's Hotel,in Vicks-
burg, on Friday afternoon last. between man by
the name OF Porter who Is SAID ~ he an ovcrscer,
man of desperate character, and highly re
spectacle young man, carpenter, named
Waters, which resulted in tho death of The latter
Tho facts OF the case, are Informed, are
these. Waters made statement with regard To
some trifing mater, which Porter, in very IN
suting manner, denied and offered To bet 1t
not 30. Waters replied he did not wish to bet,
and as his conversation was directed TO Others, III
declined having any thing 10 do with him. Por
ter then threatened to whip him, which he told
hun to do al his peril Porter then cndeavOred 1"
borrow pistol, saying that he would have nc
vengc, but not succeeding, he LETT the room.
obtained and concealed knife, and then RETURN
ed and attacked Waters with whip, and on his
resistance. stabbed him to the heart, and when
The bystanders took hold Of his arm, he with say
age ierocity, twisted the knife IN the wound that
ne might make sure work. He was forthwith
arrested, and it remains to be seen how the
Ihorites in VIcksburg will deal with such
blood thirsty, feroclous and cold blooded mur.
deref. N. .. TroP,c.
HARD FnrE.-A man named Jonathan Walk
er, vino took off seven slaves in his boat to give
them freedom, is now confined in Pensacola,
''where." says he, {" | remain secured to large
pg-bolt by chain made Of half-inch iron, anc
"A shacke round my anclc, which weighs about
five pounds, so that have to lie or sit down al
the time. If l could walk the room it would
nffard me great relief. | have for four or five
days recovered my health quite fast, but from the
25lh OF June until the 23d of July, | was 10;
able to git up three hours In day, and nearly all
the tiac very much exposed. 1 cannot say when
shall have my trial, nor what thereSult will be
The regular term of the court does not come or
until November, but the Judge does not know
but that he shall appoint special term before
that time"
PEACH PicKLEs-One of the most delicou,
pickles ever tasted is made from ripe Cllngslonc
Peaches Take one gallon of good vinegar and
add to it four lbs brown sugar; boil this for few
minutes and skim off any scum that may rise
then take Cings;one Peaches that are fully ripe,
rub them with flannel cloth to remove the |
down upon them, and stick three or four cloves
IN each put them into glass or earthern vessels
and pour the liquor upon them boiling hot
Cover them up and let them stand in cool
place for week ten days, then pour off the
liquor and boil il as before; after which return il
boiling hot to the peaches, which should be care
fully covered up and stored away for future use.
UMn. WN. CArTELL was found about five
o'clock on Tuesday morning in the City Mill,
dead, from the effects of wound in his arm BY
the accidental discharge of his gun. He hao
been huuting during the day and returned to the
mil where he slept, IN the evening, and got in al
the window. La drawing his gun after him ,hc
lock caught on the sill and the entire contents
were discharged through hia right arm half way
between the shoulder and elbow, tearing the bone
TO pieces and severing the arteries. he appears
to have fallen Immediately and TO have bled 10
death in a short time. utica Gazette.
FsMALE HEaolsM.-Scveral of our citizens &:
the wharves, on Sunday last, were much surprised
and alarmed, at seeing woman leap ovetboarG
from one Of the vessels In the river Withou,
stopping to speculate on the motives of this rash
act, they all Immediately FASTENED TO the rescue.
and one brave fellow leaping into the water, sue
ceeded in reaching and saving, not ony lhe HE
of the woman, but that of her chd, which had
fallen overheard, and which she had almost IN
stinc lively leaped into the water 10 Save. The
Incidents certainly worthy of record, as lllusrat.
ing the strength and unseldshness OF maternal
love. Hartford Journal
ArTEMrrsp MURpEn-SnocKI>a DspRAvIrY.
A most wicked attempt was made 10 murder the
family of MIR. Kelsey, of Brownvil'e, one day
last week, BY II man called Peter Granley. oi thai
town. by intusing arsenic into The food prepared
for meal. Suspicion resting on him, ne WAS
brought before magistrate. ana on his exam.
nation he confessed the acr, and declared his de
Lberate intention 10 have killed the whole ium,
ily." He is now in JAIL awaiting his lrla
Wat,rtown N. " Journal.
BURGLARY AND ARRE>r.-Two men, answering
10 the names OF Anorew q. Hicks and Phlletuo
B. Adams, the former occupying dwelling II
this city and the otaer in Rrcues,cr, have beer
arrested here and sent to Orleans County for
trial, on chsrge of robbing the store OF Mr.. ..
DAVIS, Of Knowlcsyillc, on the Goth inst. Nearly
the whole of the property has been recovered, ano
returned 10 the owner Buffalo Com Adv.
BURGLARY AND ARREsr-About II O'Clock on
Tuesday night the boot and shoe store OF II. IL,
Sage, No. 3l3 n. Main street, was broken open
by burglars, and about $40 worth of goods stolen
Steps were taken early this morning to ferret out
the rogues, which resulted in the arrest OF two IN
dividuals. Allen Taylor and Joseph K. alnlnan,
both of whom were bound over for trial and com.
mitted. A part OF the goods were found in pos
session Of Taylor. Hartford Journal.
The MoamoN DisvnIcr.-Bdg. Gen. John J
Hardin, has been ordered by eGopo- nor 10 take
command Of such miitia fol as nry be nA> .. !
safyt 10 Suppress disturbances II Hancock coeasy
&c any further dsturbapces shorid take ,lacs dur