New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-21

No MARRYING ALLOWED ~ Iowa Fot
Ta,srY DAYs-We are informed LAT u-1.. he ~
code w.sch went INTO effect on -se i. .,., - -!i-I
licenses c.n be is.ucd Only by The County 49,
and that Sonng tie tine Which nus: ea i.'Il ~
taking eject oil the Law and he e.ec-ng o. Jug
4 month of vct--no provision wa,cVeI us ga
made Authorizing he Clerk II TIC Dstrc. ec-.l =
heretofore, 20 make ont the necessary dcci'h rs
This Is a Joke " as IS loke," and one WhicI val
probably be felt as pretty serious one n ON"
quarters. II, however, pa.tes sa-l'os az, - n
fer 70 have the iaw on their soc, tney nave tls
por.1nty Of crossing over INTO 'ac sac oi - -
Illinois or Wisconsin, against which rfiV.leoe, VIC
believe the new code, n the haste OF prenL -ll0h'
neglected 10 rrovloe. burlington
THE FRAycHrsE QUESTION AT THE CAPE
ov Coon HopE-N Notwithstanding the iearui war
that Is raging al the Cape OF Good Hope, party slil
among the Colonlsts Is greatly emoiitcred. Kew
Mr. Renton having by his course become ooloxioas
70 one party was TnoDoed IN ms hotel by large
crowd. who broke IN the WINDOWS and threateheI
personal violence. The FRANCHISE question prom
Uses trouble. II IS proposed that every PeTSoh WHO
has property 70 the amount OF f25, improved by nm
self shall have vote. Ii the suffrage was uhiVef-
sal, the colored population would nave ihyoilty
but By the proposed plan IS thought th1t theie W"
be $4,000 European and 5000 colored voters. Il :
predicted, however, ina, even WIN tnese Ie'ilO'':
the cooret people VIII soon have Inc 9aiaaGr ..
power and finally the preponderance- toos'' 'd''
4 HORSE FRIGHTENED 10 Death BY An
FrrpH.yT-A very remarkable case % the effects OF
frihg.uDon horse occurred in Franklin snort time
since horse belonging 10 Mr.. Palmer was grazing
IN the yard near the fence when Inc elephants pc
longing TO the menagcrle recently IN ''s city ".fe
passing along The horse did not observe them All
they were quite close 10 hlIn, when, LOOKING up anu
seeing the huge animals he started back IN iIi5Et'
ran 10 the opposite SIDE OF the yard STOOD ior mo-
ment cuiyerlng, and then dropped dead lie was
fNorwich Comm Aurora, July l..
ExcHANGE OF BABIEs.-The AHegH0ay
pa Enterprise tells of a singular occurrence WINCH
took place day or two since, at the house OF NJ
Collins on the Franklin Road, about IL miles out
Young grl of genteel appearance entered the house
with an infant in her arms, and asked for drink,
upon which Mrs &. started TO the spring for fresh
water leaving an infant OF her own IN the era ne
On her return the stranger had very mysterlouSly de-
parted, and in about an hour Afterwards diScoVered,
10 her horror and surprise, that her own enid nao
been taken from the cradle, and colorcd one clt IN
lis place. Nothing has been heard Oh them since
TOBACCO IN 0yoSDAGA.-The Syracuse
Journal states that the cultivation Of Tobacco has
been undertaken there to considerable extent-d
thousand being devoted to that plant IL wears
at present a very promising appearance ana tne
weather has been favorable ior ITS growtR Inc To-
bacco lands are principally located IN the towns OF
Salina, Clay, Manlius, Pompcy, Skaneatees ana
Marcelus. There about 200 acres IN the vicinity
Of Liverpool where the soil seems to be well calcu-
lated 10 grow this crop-a warm, quick, sandy oam
Heretofore II has been yielding very handsome
profit about 500 TO the acre. The land requires
heavy manuring yearly and the investment for sheds
to dry 'nc tOOafcO III II tOlSlueIdbit
QUAKERs FoR LlRERIA.--The Boston
Journal OF Friday says There was quite gathering
at the depot in New-Bedford this morning, TO WIT
ness the departure OF Eli and sybel Jones 70 Liberia
They go in the capacity of Elders or Preachers
and they intend 70 pass some time IN Liberia, ana
also IN visiting other places on the codS. OF Airlca
They arc sand TO be the first American QVakers Who
have visited Africa for the purpose OF preaching
peace, lovc and good u1H. They go out under the d.
rection and support of the Society called Fnends
They have letters of introduction 70 President Rob
ers from Hon. Henry Clay, Bishop Waugh. and other
di tnguished friends OF the cause and are expected
10 sail from Baltimore in the Liberia packet ON sun
day next.
FoRGERIEs IN LouISIANA.-Iwo iOrgerles
have lately nperpetrated in the Parish of Ragdes,
La. One purporting to be drawn by Chas III. Flow
err Esq planter for $3.50 dated in October last and
payable TO {. C. Preston aad the other 70 have been
drawn by Mrs Coashie Dark, in favor of Mr.. II. D.
Robinson for s49s S. payable on the acceptance Of
A. Miltenberger. which was successfully passed upon
him, and received his acceptance.
CoNNECrICUr.-- The people of Ltchiield
County Will have grand Centennial Celebration AZ
dress is to be delivered by Judge Church, of that
County a Poem by Rev. John Pierpont, and Ser
mon by Rev. Or Bushnell
KlpSAppING.-The Marlboro Go,ette
saws a white man was arrested at Badcns0urg few
DAYS ago, accused of kidnapping a negro man who
was IN company with him. and who IS sand to ociong
TO a Mr. Lyons OF Charles County. The white man
and the negro are both confined III JAN.
ES' The crops in Hampshire and
Vermont are looking finely. The burden ofgrass
very heavy English gram better than for ten years
past Indian corn backward, but VIII come IN well
il the Auumnal frosts hold of potatoes never looaet
better Al this considering inc cold June, IS far
better than was anticipated. iBo,l. Traveller.
FEMALE LrcruRER.-Ihe Rcad,ag pa
yo,.raai speaks quite fayorlby OF Mrs Buckley fc-
male lecturer who recently visited that place. She
appeared III the new costume, and was greeted Oy
large and intelligent audience who were 50 well
pleased with her lecture 70 desire rs repetition
u |. PALMER IS cur agent IN SYRAcUsE for ihoSie
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