New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29
THE TRIBUNE.


J.xryrABLE AFFAIR.-As the steamer Browns
Vile was Nachez, on her way down This morning be-
fore day break with about three bundled volunteers from
of the soldiers got into quarrel and were
ordered Gesis by OF the officers Not being ooeyeo
the officer Immediately shot down one OF the parue WIZ
il be inferred liz the Natchez BuTyng Grouno
Some Of his comrades have remained 70 give hn ouIi
TIE officer who committed the sxd deed passed cow W."
the company and will be subject TO trial we supP,
cording 10 the usages Of the Army. tCoHeoiu. ,'''
DEATH By LIGHTsIsG-A dlsuessins i r'asa,s
OF death bv lightning occurred Middle kver Virginia
ON the l7th instant Mrs. Ann karikoHe we OF sif.
Jacob Ksrikoe Just after the shower which iei on 'hs
evening" wagon In 'front.' o. tne mouse 70 se soe
wood and as she was standing upon the wheel the lightning
,.rct her Her husband hearing the report ran 10 me
door and found her lying on the ground apparently se
He picked her up Immediately and carried her INTO the
house but laying her upon the bed she made one gasp
thus showing that life not wholly extinct hsgrea.y
TO be regretted that the experiment OF pouring water cop
ousy upon her made (as ought 10 be done In ali
such cases. for II might have been the means OF SAVING ne
Ms Kareoe wa about thirty years OF age, and has left
four small children, Of whom Is but few months
old 20 the care her bereayed aud dconsoate husband
DEPARTURE OF MlssIoNARIEs-He William
Dean Rev. E. y. Jencss and Mrs Jeneks aries
~ the American Baptist Missionary Union, aud Few
kessrs Samuel c. Copon and George Pea-cy with taer
wives missionaries OF the Southern Baptist Board OIL or
elm Missions sailed from this port for Canton on Monday
last IL the ship Cohota Mr. Dean was accompanied oE
Ko ABak the amiable and interesting Chinese convert
who has been the companion OF Nr. DIS travels In TINS
country. IN u Baptist keco9oef-
TR1AL OF WIN. FREEMAN AT AUBURs.-The
,r.one.s counsel having nerposed the plea that the p.
spper IA no1r insane as preliminary pleading TO the In
dctment the court proceeded 10 inparnel jury 10 NY
that question jury had been selected, and the ira
OF the question Of the present insanity Oh freeman COM
meneed on Thursday morning last
ONO TogAcco-The Pittsburgh Chronicle says:
In single warehouse in This city there Gre now lying
awaiting transportation East 700 hhds OF tooacce cJ
Of which raised in Ohio IL Kentucky docs MOI iooS
aures Ohio will soon rival her III inc pfoaucuon o1
this article OF commerce
IL $500 laborers are ct work on the line oil the
Vermont Central Railroad and 900 more ere wanted
The Boston Courier says the entire road from windsor 70
Burlington will be completed n less tiah Two years.
kEy- The stone (suys the n. o. Picayunel with
which San Juan dUoa 10 but was obtained from quar-
ries among the Highlands on the Hudson
%. Guess not. Ed Trid.
MURDER IsrHE CHEROKEE NATIoS-The Cher
okee Advocate published at Tahlequah, relstes that VI
Charles Butler who lived the Barren FOLK In Gong
Snake District between this and the State line, was muir
dered while Mt work In his field with little son aud ne
gro boy. Four or five guns were fred al him the Dali
from ono of which produced mortal wound, Bauci
several days alterward hs body was considerably man
ged and eaten by his own dogs No detection OF the
perpetrators of tho act had been made
MuRpER-A correspondent Of the Express. writ
ing from Mansfield Ohio, juno l9,h says murder was
committed Yesterday In this town which has caused no Ut
tie excitement. Dir. Borand, formerly Mid,hipman
In the U. S. Navy, stabbed sr. barRe'' bls
law for solne offensive remarks spoken against cortland
wife. The Coronors Jury have returned a verdict OF
Murder. Borlend was formerly attached to the North
Carolina n.
PRETTY SrEEp.-The Loco Foco Congressional
Convention recently held Joliet among other things C
solved 10 approve OF " all the measures Congress he'
adopted on may hereafter adopt" &c. lChcago Jour.
SELF.Ar IsTIG RAILROAD BREAKING Edwin
Thayer Of Chatham, Columbia County, has invented q
SelAdjustng Break by Of which 1t believed that
collisions upon Railroads may be almost entirely obvaed
This invention places the whole train under the
control of the Engineer who. by touching lever breaks
the speed each Car. Many accidents occur suddenly
before the Bcakmen get 10 their stations Mr. Ihay
ers plan. by arrestng the whole tram simultaneously
prevents crushing Of cars by running into each other
IT, as is confidently believed. this Improvement, when
fully tested accomplishes the object for which 1t IS de-
Alb. Eve. Journal.