New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20


GREAT AND TREMENDOUS ExciTEaEsI.---Dn
Tuesday circus company pitched Ia tent at Morris
town open space Ia the rear of hs town. foi tnr
purpose Of giving performance IN the evening aoou,
o'clock Just after the commencement oil the snow,
and while tbs clown was ezhtng the audience With
the execution Of the Polka, sudden gust oil vino
and rain came up The former was 90 violent a. u
snap of the pole which had been run ny IN ths center
of the ring and which supported the lsrgc extent 0i
tent covering In instant the throng Ut men, women
and children were buried IN the fold. Of the csnvn-
There was no time for reflection, and each indViouA
made vigorous exerOns fOr his own preservation Inc
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed Inc men shouteo
while the women and children shrlokedior dshvefance
from the embrace OF what many Of tnem no opuo'
thought would prove their winding sheet sonocsuon
seemed inevitable when number O persons VINO veIs
fortunately provided with knives, tell 10 Work and Gu,
the canvas 30 admit Of the egress OF the tefiho4
sssembsge. la the rush from the place, some Of me
parties we're bruised and received other INJURIES, and
majority Of them ZEN behind various articles 0f wear
Ing apparel consisting Of bonnsts mats caps costtss
and other lfsgnentary relics Of old decency One
man was somewhat badly hurt by being struck tbs
forehead BY tbs falling pole, but luckily ALL A. far avs
could ASCERTAIN, escaped with whole bones.
lPhilsdelphis Ledger.
AvoraER SLAVE CAsE-We are likely 10 have
another exciting in relation ~ slavery
q1ence Of Transaction which happened yesterday Nr
Robert nlghsm OF New Orleans arrived in this CITY
about two months since 10 III health bringing with him
personal servant Lewis Pierre man about - yesss
Of age. The latter has faithfully attended biz master
which time he mas been absent II Is alleged that he
hss been enticed away by the Abolitioniss BY the
10Th Section Of the Act Of l7-0 persons temporarily
coming with their slaves from other states entitled
% hold them sis months Where the man IL At present
!. unknown but an attempt will ne doubt be made n
bring the before Of our Courts az soon %
nis whereabout can be ssceytaincd. Phil Deds. H.
LOLA MOsrEs ACAIs.-A letter rom Hercules
gsdem in Bavaria, Of the 5Dth says: Yesterday morn
ns the Countess dc Lsndshsld lola hootes srfi'en
here where toe King Lous has been residing Tor ss
weeks Mime. De Landsseld was 10 masnneenf ussel
ing carriage, and accompanied By tso females ~"
many persons OF both sexes assembled and utefins n
su,ng cries peited her carriage with stones sna mao
Lola went ~ q modest hotel, which ~s immensely
surrounded by detachment OF troops Ssss.A ~
IONS were arrested In the evening TOT having n'u~n
her
TH, LATE JEREMIAH MAsos-lD the CIrcui,
Court OF the United states yesierday present WOOD
oarv and sprague Mr. Rsntoul, the District Attor
nv ,re.n,rd the resolutions Of the Bar the death
~ Hen Jeremiah Mason, with appropriate remarks.
,xhirh were feelingly responded To BY Mr.. Justice
Ivnosburv who ordered that the Court adjoum Tho
Court was accordingly adjourned to tbis morning st
. O'clock Boston Atlas, lssh.
MAcgEREL.-Our mackerel fishermen had q
grand haul last week 10 Massachusetts Bay On Friday
and Saturday, of Chatham, about 80 vessels were en-
gagged The business, and their abors were crowned
with unprecedented success. About 25,op barrels
were taken those days. One vessel caught 10 osr'
rels for her share This 10 good winding up o. "a
season. Bostoa Jourpsl lsa'