New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-08

sary the murder Of steele, Is set down Tor MONDAY
next
The excemen, has died away and ve-y little interest
| is exhibited in the court
Noses Earle has made his wil-does not expect TO re-
ceive much leniency and ought not 70.
The court have dealt with clemency toward All the
prisoners great number have been discharged on their
/ own recognzsnce and gone 10 their homes Whist the
effect msy be remains to be The Ambient insur-
recon has the appearance Of being quecd and may be
SO 10 all outward appearance yet hear OF threats ~hch
indicate very diferen, state Of feeling
| ASrIRESr.-Five of the persons engaged IN the
disturbances Columbia Coand who were sentenced on
Saturday TO Clinton Co. prison for years came up
in the Hope this morning route for their destination
Alb. Atlas, Monday.
ARREST or ISDI.Ss Deputy Sheriils }. A
Culver and J. Nichols OF Berlin. with the assistance Of
thirty citizens OF that town, arrested on saturday
afternoon at pole raising. the following persons who
disguised and armed, all of whom are now IN Gus
tody: Thomas Manning. Horace Manning solomon
still Emerson Cranda Clark Crandall Peter Parker
and Roger Parkersix OF stephentowu and one OF Ber
in They arrested under the provisions of the
law of 1915. To prevent persons appearing disguised
| and armed We understand that Hiram shaw, while
assisting the officers. received heavy blow from
pistol in the hands OF one of the Indians Troy Wing
~ DR. BOUGHToN diiGs " Big Thunder. the
celebrated chief of the Anti Renters passed through
Thursday last for the Clinton Prison, wnher
ne was sentenced for life, having been convicted OF all
the charges ght against him. friend OF ours who
passed through the lake with him. represents him 10 be
aman Of good information and possessing talents OF the
finest order He allowed every privilege that could
be wished during his passage here. and hs conversation
evinced great degree of pcnitence Tie passed his
Jokes and smoked his with much independence
the greatest gentleman on board Plaiisburgh WING
CHLLs AND FEVER AND FEVER AND AGUE.-
We are told By the oldest inhabitants that the
number OF those attacked the present year with these
disorders exceeds the number attacked in any one year
since the first settlement Of the county II seems To be
almost universal affecting well those upon the high
~ no fax bgf lauFs
borhoods we are informed. almost every family has at
least case, and in of the families not vel one
is le to attend the sick The diseases. though very an
noying not very fatal unless they assume some oh
or form Xens (O.) Torchlight
SIcKNEss.-We are sorry TO learn that there is
much sickness in various portions Of Middle Tennessee
and the Western District The diseases, however are
not generally of malignant character being for the
most part Of the common bilious type. Our own coun'
~ has not altogether escaped but have heard OF but
few cases that have terminated fatally. Our town, on
the other hand ia more than usually healthy this
son Of the year Nashville Banner, sept %.
BREACH OF MARRIAGE PRoMlsE-EXEMPLAR
DAMAGEs-A suit for damages for breach Of marriage
promise mas just closed in the Wayne County Common
Pleas which should prove caution 10 all aithless Buck
eye SWANS The character and standing of the parties
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attending the refusal
ulh the solemn Of contracts created much III
terest in the in Wayne County. The suit was
brought by Miss Mary Fleming against Thomson Eek
hart and resulted in verdict OF $3.50 for the Plaintiff
When the verdict announced. understand the
crowded somewhat noisy in is approval
cleveland Herald.
SERIOUS CALAMITY.-The floors of the large stone
mill on the Kalamazoo river NJ Msrsha way with
terrible crash the 0fh ult precptatng most OF the
machinery and contents Of the mill into the water and
seriously inuring Mr. Clark. The mill contained 2OOO
bushels Of wheat the weight Of which, II Is supposed
occasioned the accident.
A sTRIKE-The Journeymen Coopers at Brandy.
wine Del suspended work last Saturday evening In con
sequence Of being informed by their employers that they
must reduce Their wages TWO cents per ptrtci. iney
resisted the reduction and on Tuesday morning hed
meeting at which IL was resolved, the County Coopers
should dess sending their barrels the village OF Bran
DIVINE, and they were nsthed to that effect.
Phil. n Amer.
r-5@ The DEBATE at Cincinnati on the question
whether Slavery is in itself a sin between Rev. Mr..
blanchard and Rev Mr. Rice opened the lst inst and
excited deep interest crowds being In attendance.
~ The author of the Vestiges Of Creation II
Is now stated the authority Of the publishers Is Rev
Nr NEWMAN. brother Of the oxford Professor.
To THE MEMBERS or UNIoNIsr AssocIATIoS.-You
are again called together for the purpose Of taking meas
ure 10 ensure the success of those high political prnci
cipes which have always been the only laws that govern
ed your action The work before you in the Fall cam
pagn is Of such nature demands and will receive
the willing hands Of every Unonist and true Wing
You are called upon in the ofjus,ce TO arm in the
cause Of true hearted who. when he stood upon
the runs OF party
creed which they had forgotten, who guided by the
dictates of honor refused 20 allow himself 10 be made
sacrifice upon the altar Of corrupt and proscnptye prn
cipes that sinister the outlaws Of both great poiiu
cal parties might get the rens Of power-men who stroye
10 rend political bonds Of fellowship rendered sacred
by time and pure by scrutiny and care, and to SOW In
their place the seeds of anarchy and dssenson Let us
show MoRRIs FRANKLIN that we honor him Tor his Ro-
man like hrmness and tina, ndomltable spirit which led
him 10 defy and denounce IN their zenith the
psclous herd which sprang into political life, tavng It's
root in the of both political factions the I'M
seemy garbage which had been swept from the thresh-
old OF National and Tsnmany Halls
In the Of justice let never despair OF success
but If defeated. still keephOping
The first rally will be at Threshers Shakespeare Hotel
Dusne-s on Thursday the 9Th inst at Z. o'clock P NJ
Let every unionst be At his post
SlLAS CHCKERING. President
RoBr. d. HOLMES, Secretary.
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Mr. E. PhaloR pa Broadroy.
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