New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-01
Deer Shooting in Northern Newly Ork. ;


Ny DEAR SIR; With flea in one ear and
mosquito in the other | now write you Us larry by
The way side in log hut on my route TO Raguette
Lakc-ia pins parta,te "ne pins ultra" OF sporting
e.. bounding deer and catching salmon after the old
Anso-Saxon style. Lcandcr swan oravely for
Hero but the man who starts for the Lake OF the
Blue Mountain pcrils his neck more than two Lean
lers and hardly gets pay for his trouble, without he
her0ines some of the beautiful Indian girls who
gem in the summer season. that wilderness Ike
lilies IN a valley.
The scenery here is quite enchanting Our hut is
upon Moose River Lewis Coz, the river being a
path for the waters OF thousand lakes TO lind their
asst home in the Atlantic. C'd the 81 Lawrence.
summer is hall past with you-l mean the spriHg-
sh part but here all nature particularly the ever
.reens, CLOVIS gorousy and radianty forth IN prs
tine beauty; the river winds like an expression OF
hope along the earth. now cascaded by rocks ana
dotted by islands whose Glbraltar-bases and rs
sures filed with delicate wild flowers and giant
pines make one oft times think of fine head with
hard heart.
Trouting is now in its glory and of all the trout
have ever tasted must give Moose River the pre-
ierence-ihoueh Philips the vocalist said that those
rom Stump Pond l.. l., out England England-yet
these are a, least ten per cent their superlors, IN
color. size and delicacy. ! was deer shooting last
evening and that too, by moonlight, ensconced on
ladder set by tall hemlock and for an hour watch.
ed al the " Lick '-fOr 50 the place Is termed-and
salt deposited there for several successive seasons
and Ut this time OF year the bucks frequent those
places a. much your bucks the Battery, Tor
The purpose of course, OF " meeting by moonlight
alone" Well, my arms were right tired husging
The ponderous rifle. | heard a cracking OF under
wood, and a dark figure advanced. My eyes-ii
vas genuine deer with horns 10 boot ana crack
went the rifle in paroxysm OF buck lever ana
down fell the deer l dropped rifle cap and all.
and rushed 10 the spot My sack coat the dedT
fhingl that w Ills hated so wear and said
looked like an uprigh; hearse, ready for a iune-
ral''-why the deer hated il too; and with his TWO
fore feet strddled beyond the tallors art what the
DOrsay of America had previously condemned !;
my gun was broken by the fall, and next day sent
me squire a quarter OF the venison 10 hush HIM
10 Ia Bennett, which he accepted "a quietly as a
sucking pig: and a. vet am Gnscaihed by the law,
and hope soon to be in woods where law and COS
pei are unknown. This is all that have 10 write
and when | get further towards the rising sun
shall grow more luminous Yours,
DIsGRAoEFUL AFFRAY.--A correspondent OF the
WooDsocket (R L. Patriot. writing from Be ingham,
Mass under date OF June - follows I'VE had
shooting affair last Friday afternoon az house occupied
~ Baxter and Amos Thompson, with whom lived man
y the name OF HtwIns Two young by the
# Clark of Pawtucket accompanied By another by the
narnc OF Morse from F.. called Thompson's and got
INTO a quarrel with Hew.ns wife IN which iewins, Of
In the nnti<c ne Was siruc the
head twice with sharp stone and once with loaded
whip He badly injured In this condition he
crawcd up stairs took double baIroled gun. loaded u
with shot and fired upon Of the Clarks and Morse
woundins boih-one in the the other IN the legs
Thirteen shot taken out Of one OF them H. went
for another gun which he had loaded but the three made
their escape Rhode Island learn the Clarss have
obtained writ and arrested llewns this afternoon.
VERY HoRRIBLE.-A correspondent OF the Gin
cinnaii Herald relates the following 1t Is
aid 20 have occurred near Oakland Cottage. Mississippi
STAKEHOLDER short time previous % MS death. made
PROVISION for the liberation of his slaves Those who
nrus;ed with the execution OF MS designs falling
refusing 90 carry out his last VIII AMI testament
corning the slaves the latter became FESTIVE and npa
cni to enjoy their long lookedior boom Al length dis
appointed expecting 10 De sold, and incensed Al their
opprcssors they 81 hre TO the o'erseeT d"eus and
UNI II 10 the ground A ltlle child which they
unable TO rescue consumed IN the flames. The
slaves eight nine in number, were taken, and two Of
hem hung up the spot The others were taken INTO
IN old log house and chained to tbs noof The house
ss then set tire, and these poor victims, by slow
~ burned 10 death this shockin. manner while
the air was rent with their unavalltu- shr.eks and
screams.
Tar PouGHKEErsIE BLACKSMITH AT HONE
Now and then a Loco-Foco press wants 10 know what
ba become Of the Poughkecpse Blacksmith. since the
-, election For the information OF all concerned we
sill state that he may be found al No Jt' MAN street.
,her he mas taken his station al the aHrHGHd oe4o al
which he viii remain uniii : neeesss 70
The people again 10 make the nIr ny OH oi LONO4 0No'
a, he now does out Of the not IRON
He has also established new Temperance grocery
Directly opposite his shop, with fal stock iof we &C
c0rmodation OF customers l'Oue"A''
SYuGGrrS6-lt is intimaied that scoichmah
who arrived here on Tuesday, on board the steamer
C,snian hronch, M with him large quantity Of broad
cloths which he had smucgled into New orleans tney
were II IL said placed the chests u d1HeIeHt en-.
esnss about thirty forty Of whom he appeared % nave
under his especial charge tSf Lou~ We" LII