New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
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INTOLERABLE OPPREssIOS.-A number OF
girls working IN the factories At Lowell were IN
duced, under promises OF high wages ana exceuehI
treatment to 20 20 Columbus, Georgia, 10 work IN
cotton mill They have written home complaining
w4ih more than feminine yOlubility OF The number
less dsappOintments and expressions 10 winch they
have been subjected. Their wages are not so hiyh,
their fare Is good they mad been led 10 eA-
pect and he price OF board Is much higher. The
boarding house Is Ike barn the mil . dlriy, me
Southern girls chew snu, land. last AMI "Ofst tafrs
IS not q iO0kIng-giqss IN the Whoie factoTy' "hAt
Yankee glTl would stand all these wrongs and not
have even the consolation Of looking Al hef OWL
pretty face ~ tie mirror rebellion Was the con
sequence and II soon led 10 an improvement In the
condition Of things. and the girls agreed y stay I'll
October 1.-THE gallant GeOrRians have hall as much
sense as We give them credit FOR, they VIII oner the
fair Yankees better inducements than iact0fy wages
10 remain ia their Southern houses. lFfOF. jour
Trouble on THE HALF-BREED TRACT IN
IowA-1he BiyiHgtyn fiOwsJ TsiegIaPh states mat
two or three hundred settlers the HaDfeed tract,
ncepsed by some violation Of their local cole lately
proceeded 10 body % the house ~ one OF the set
ters about four miles below Fort Madison and, AFTER
removing he family and furniture outdoors, dellber-
atoly set FIRE % the building fences DC, reducing
the whole 10 ashes. The occupant 0i the house,
seeing them approach, fed INTO the woods, ana, u IS
presumed from the excited state Of feeling existing
against h.m, thus escaped the California penalty
We are not advised Of the causes which led ~ this
sudden outbreak bat presume II arose from thai con
sfart source OF trouble among em-unsctted uties
Il is much % he regretted that these contested ques-
tons should still drag their slow length along through
our VARIOUS Courts We know not where or WIN
whom The blame or delay may rest-Dut We 90 Nno"
that the prosV efity and growth Of our nelghOonng
County Is seriously retarded, and me character Oh
orrStste somewhat the sufferer BY these long pro-
cr.stuatet suits and repeated bfois ain0ng our CHI
Eens
CoNvgScEMESr.- BY the new arrange
mont the commencement Of Brown University will
be- he'd On the OH Of July, BENG ne second "ednes
9av Ofthe month This change removes commence
mont from The end OF The long vacation 70 the DeBn
mig It. advantage Is hattie members Of the grad
u.tlrg class 70 whom parts are assigned, and who
i've ar from the city are saved tie expense and IN
convenience Of = Quincy nome and back, or Of re-
naming here during the alton. The number Of
students affected BY TINS IS very small ~, probably
more than q dozen each year. The fisady antage Of
tie change Is that u spoi!s Commencement.
Providence Journal
AcciDEyT.-On Sunday afternoon, as one
ofthe Professors Of Tie Catholic College % tbs cliy'
was proceeding hOmeWarf from the church on rem
ple-st N an open buggy the high spirited horses az
iached 10 the vehicle suddenly took tfgnt' ahn ia
sfe of all the efforts Of the driver upset me cafase
1be driyer escaped with only lev shghs OiusSs'
hui we regret 10 say that the Professor vas
n not DANGEROUSLY hurt one leg Va frozen, an ~
bsnf under him that the fractured zone piO.ru-el
through the flesh md skin sufsirl |" - =,
,Irrtv rendered b.. the result OF eraininatOn ~
he physicians W have not heail' l"VI, 'p'' ~"
"a Mr.. Powell Crosley, Pork mer-
-, n Circinrati eloped few days ago with Mrs
80 lie wife OF one Of hts CLERKS. hr. Powell len
ne ard TWO children. tie has hitherto been col'
siJered highly respectable citizen