New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-26

Harrison Hyuse before the sqaal.
r. The blow on Wednesday sunk lighter
with 500 sacks Of Wheat ~ Thomss's wharf
From the Now.York Evangelist
GLORY AID DEATH-fu igcdenf-As the
prOces siou 10 honor OF the President moving up
Broadway hearse in attempting % cross the street
fed ntO opened ranks ard moved for two or three
blocks part Of the coriege The fret sehi Of . pro
ducei chilling sensation toi ARR 4slt sl-srsir9
that there wa cJrgruy 10 giving Death place n ile
ranks Of military and in the train OF one Who as
the civil and military head Of the nation. is now "azlng
desoatinq war Aheitult given % the poetic vein
med iauons shaped themselves Ia The following ine--
10 sfndng o. the President 30 lot iuti % charge
upon him the sole authorship and responsibility % the
war with Mexico but refer 20 him 20 the eader srd
the representative before the world Of this now oehse
rent kcpubfc)
Art thou too here, O DEATH amid the pomP
OF this esy festival Does thy black plume
Wave Ger the giied scene--thy sOmhre car
In such hollow pageant seek place
And may We not for one brief hour forget
That man Is mortal-h0nOr but show
Thst dazzling for q moment ends IN thee
Away. thou chilling spectre BE our j1y
UnbrOken. and our sg1i undimmedl 90 thou
Where famine and the plsgue heap W thy stores
Go where the battle storm sweeps DER the plain,
Or where the mountain pass reels with the shock
OF struggling hOsts-Or ruined cities smoke
Go where lhe cann0u's rOsr, the bursting bomb,
The clashiug steel the shout the groan, the prayer
The wounded and the hyiDg call for thee.
Why art thou come from n Aztecs wasted fields
And wars red carnage. thus % ir0Hn At m.rth
And civic pompi Dark spectre. hence. awsy
Yet STAY Me,hinss this Is nv show these ranks
OF bloOdless warriors. and these martial strains,
DO mimic here in the cafe walks Of peace
Thy march Of triumph Ger the field of blood.
Before thee moves Ia honOred state, the chief
OF Boosting millions, who 10 thee have given
The weaker millions whom they call their foes.
Ride on . Death It's fitting thou art here
For ttee let men lif, up the loud huzzai
He whom they welcome Is thy minister,
Who sheds upon thine altar human blood
Md OfhT scenes than his
AEOTHER OLD RESIDENT GONE--Jnder the Oblt-
uary head today will be- noticed the decease Of Mr. Jacob
sebnng active aud prosperous msn Of business
IN this City but for many years retired and living upon
the moderate but sufficient gatherings OF bis former IN.
dustry His venerable appearance has been well known
the Last tn or twelve years the inhabitants Of the
gon about Abingdon square the upper part OF udson-
street &c. lCom AoV.Juy Il.
POLicE-A fellow named James Wilson was ar
rested last night by officer Hawk Of the Fourth Ward
charged with breaking open the Storage Of the bark
James Hall lie was locked up.
DnBoLcAL MURDER-The L0r@rlle C0nr,cr
contains account OF most aggravated murder which
recently took place in Ken.ucky-town not mentioned.
It seems that five gentlemen among whom was Dr. J. +.
Pendorgrast united in establishing school ia the ycin
ity Of This Dr. e residence. Mr. W w. Buchanan Of
Pennsy lyania employed a teacher aud Dr. Pen.
dergrast having taken dislike 10 him not only refused
70 send his children to the school but In every way At
tempted nure Mr. IN the est nation OF those whose
confidence he had won. Az length Mr.. having sub
United 10 this treatment long rs he thou ut suitable
addressed letter of remembrance to the Doctor and
hereupon II seems the Doctor declared that Mr. b.
should never teach IN the schoOlbouse again.
The neighbours OF Dr. fendergrsst were stu satisfied
NTH -. nul lhr|r of the i've OF
the school house employed him for another quartet. On
the lith Of June Mr. Buchanan wentio one OF the own
es of the school house who had tbs key ana requested
him 10 10 over with him and put him IA peaceaOlo pos
session OF the house. In order 10 guard against dim
Guilty with DR. Pendergrast This gentleman, Col Mont
comery compiled with the request and took hs daush-
ter aorg as pupil soon alter they fesched me schooi
house which some sx or seven children were assem-
bed while Mr. Buchanan was sitting on tho steP p-ef
the door aud Col Montgomery sitting inside OF the
house the door Or. Pendergrsst seen saying
form from his dwelling with his three cons and negro
man the negro carrying basket of rocks and the Doc
tors double bsrreled gun and whom lhey reached ue
schoohouse the Doctor ssuted both MI buchanan ana
Col Montgomery with the most offensive ana insulting
opithets he could muster into service and commanded
them % leave te house accompanying the order by thro"
ing rocks twice al Mr. Buchanan.
Col Montgomery mildly replied 20 DR.. Pcndergrast
that he had as much privilege there As he had upon
which one of the boys assaulted Col Montgomery with
rock In which the others oined and while the Coo-
mel was defending himself from the boys both the doc
tor and the negro also assaed him IL 10 supposed that
while the family were Col NJ Mr. Buchanan endeav.
ored 70 take some OF the assaanls Oh bis rend-ail
that is positively known Is, that Dr. fendergrast caed
his negro 10 hand him his gun and he would shoot the
Col. Montgomery had one OF the boys down
ana the others on him. and supposng the threat was of
him. no turned his eyes towards the Doctor ana sa" the
gun was pointed beyond him and looking IN ina, dlrec
hon he saw Mr. Buchanan tai on his lace When the gun
was fired This stopped the q ght, and when Col Mont
gomery got 10 the young man be found HIN dylng-he
hsd been pierced with forty shot ut shade less lha
buckshOt These are the uncontrOyered statements OIL
the case After Mr.. Buchanan was Killed one OF Tue by
went 10 his corpse and turned his head over % show
where no gave him a blow with a rock. and another
after surveying the dead body met with the hist Of the
murdered mar In his path and funously kicked u as FAR
as he could send TO- The murderer s al large when
the Courier wrote The officers OF Jlsuce lD who were
at hand at the time winket the murder and abtAined
from any attempt 10 arrest the miscreant and when
more faithful men were found, he had disappeared
though magistrate boosted that be knew where he was
RoBBERY.-The S. Louis Union Of the 9Th inst
SAYS Mr. Peppers from Boston Mass arrived In Pike
County H. on visit 10 bis sister few days since. lie
he'd S2lO LAST Monday morning be was hunting
squirrels IN ravne, tue town q Barry when 10
the act Of loading his gun, be black man approacl
Ing him When the fellow came up 20 Mr. Peppers
whou, saying word be began 10 cut him with large
knife the first stroke passed through bis coat collar
breast OF his coat wsistcost. and aceraed bis 0feas
very much. scutie then ensued Ia when MI T. re
ce!ve1 severe cut in each cheek one In each side on
each thigh WAS cut % the bone and the sAlu
was cut across the abdomen Nj. = 80 Length Acke O
his sssailsnt 10 the stomach, which ieled him. Mr n
was about 70 dispatch the villain when he gave wis
tie which brought white man 10 his assistance. AZ
the fellow came up he struck Mr.. +. the head
twice with 4 stick which laid him senseless on the
ground where he remained from ii o'clock Monday
morning until Tuesday morning before he Was aoe "
crawl % his sisters, some thrtelourihs oi mile uls
tant When be reached the house sud his sister saN
him she tainted awsy. When Mr. p friends repaired
the spot where the attack was made they iolnd h'
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