New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

y PAIR or RUNAWAY MATCHEs-We learn
from the OweCo Gazette, that Sacket, young gen
ticman who taught the MT OF writing to some OF the
young ladies and gentlemen OF this place last Spring.
lately eloped from Oweso with young Miss of thai,
village, and married her before Justice Weed in the
town OF Fleming lie made his proposals in regular
and accepted by the young lady but the OLD
people not liking the haste with which the affair was
coming a conclusion, requested that the marriage
might be postponed FOR three months, and then II all
things right lie could have their daughter and their
blessing at the same time. Either from motives of pri-
dence because eager the case TO sprinkle cool
patience the heat and flame OF his dlstemper ne de-
cincd the reasonable request and the clopement was
the consequence
The Gazette of the same date chronicles another sim
lar affair but spiced with touch OF romance. A
young man named Brown came all the way from Cleyo-
land Ohio, or the purpose OF marrying young lady OF
the village. Sunday, the 18th was the time appointed
Tor soIemnzing the marriage ceremony The guests
invited and every thing requisite tor the occasion
attended to- Saturday night the family retired early
that they might feel the better the day But alas
for the hopes OF Mr.. Brown When the next day came
II was ascerained that the young lady had been
nously spirited away Ii seems that Saturday night
between the hours OF II and II O'Clock when the family
hushed IN sound repose young OF tie place
named Conking who Tor year past had entertained
itching desire for the young ladys heart and hand-A
desire which i turns out was not unreciprocated pro
cceded the residence oil the iar and without DIS
.uTbng either the parents the lover prevailed upon
her accompany him with bag and baggage to Athens,
where they we're married On the following Monday
they returned home The ltad lover left The DAY
e l, viii never do TO give it up so, Mr. Brown
Syracuse journal.
HANDS oFF.-Kissing other peoples wives is a
hazardous business We see by the Louisville papers
tha Reverend gentleman there hss been held bal
$500 for kissing the pretty wife OF young French
man one Of his tenant, hen ne receive h-
rcnt ana corresp oadent OF the Boston Traveller
:1ting from Newburypcrt gives another illustration
follows
Tie Court oil Common Pleas i nov in session here.
One the docket excites interest among the
good people OF this vicinity II OF violent
saut by young married friend and nelshbor
Tor kissing ms WIFI.
Young gentleman @, unexcepuonaoie character en-
gagged in business IN OF our South western cites
who usually spends his with MS friends in New
buryport in taking leave OF dis mother years
SINCE, venured 10 give parting Kiss 10 young married
woman who resided under th5 root with his pa
rent sad with whom this family on the most friend
iyierms The husband that une absent; gu,
MS return being apprsed oil the liberty that had been
taken, he resolved vengeance
Il was not however until tbs summer that he had
young man usual Summer visit to his friends ne was
one evening Gecoyed without suspicion OF the ie pur
pose INTO EeiEhbors house where he met the angry
husband with his wife aud his brother, and beaten
IN most das'ardy manner Alter being threshed With
acowh!de until the skin nearly broken IN many
places he was knocked down stamped on and terribly
pounded
When ms assailants were interrupted BY the timely
arrival OF neigabor VINO had been called By member
o; me family, OF them kneelng the young
mans breast and beating him in the face IN bru
Ia uns'ner he was fortunately rescued but not until
he hsd received injuries from which ne may not
iHIly recover Tor some time.
he assaAnts have been prosecuted ana Il / hoped
vi receive tuil justice from New England Court
We learn from the [ states Gazette thar
Hon IHoNAs SERGEANT, 81 the Associate Judges
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania has resigned his
seat.