New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-20
GRoss OursAeK.-On SATURDAY night

was invaded AMI bros en- INTO oy hIv sixty TuanS.
disguised as Inoians. These ScanpS dragged
Young LADY out OF her bed and compelled her 70 fur
rlSh them with = ght. They then procee led 10 the
bedroom ~ Mr Shaw and dragged AIN out % main
force Ailc- allowing HIM IN dress he Vas taken
ont of doors placed n a wagon between two In
clan> and. amid the yeiplngs and howhng> % Al
escort OF >ayageS driven aoOuf ave miles 30 tAc Nsl-
low mee.,rg-h house IN S'eDhCniowr. Here they
compelled ann 10 strip. AMI applied 10 Their prisoner
81 pc-tiu. coat al tar, ana hen, afttr AfetieninS
E,r0 WITH further ard greater OutrageS. II he should
ever co any more business tor Lansing & Pruyn.
an1 den-upclug against HIM the penalty ~ tcA-a.
ia case he sold any more >iXiy-Ycsr ease and on
which auv one lived. thew lst hlm 90 NJ shaw,
says TAc Esg4Ste-. : highly respectable ciizea ot
Berlin lr IRE County OF NCl>>t leF. b 4.illeF pos
ses>eVi Of considerable properly. and has Aeea for
eight wears. magistrate 81 hat toNn. lie hAs *
times acted Is agenr To- NT. y 40 Acn>Sei ter ana
Others. and laiterly FOR Me>Srs Lansing & Pruyn
THIS = his ofieRSe
MARROW ESCAPE OF Az ATLANTIC
srEANER.-The steamer Humboldt, OF her passage
from Eayre 10 Newly OH made "a very narrow
escape from total destruction IN Cape Race ahop,
70 miles southeast 81 the hight On >aiUrday morn
lrg. 40 hat past her passengers We're All aroused
oy shock precisely Ike striking some rock. AMI
rushing on Geek they found the steamer orna i>ide
r. a bold rock. apparently within hall SHIPS ieagth,
Theferrhle Sternttion caused oy the position "
he ship the rock The dense toS and alarm OF pas
sens, =, both male ana female. presented a scene
winch TO one who vitncS>edu ever would desire %
experience again. The commander and first oihcer
oi The steamer were both on GecA, ana lie rOcS
some time before they realized WAT u wl>->up-
posing II 10 be a fog bank. And when he thrilling
command 10 siar5odri tis acs VAS heard below, and
tie engines suddenly stopped feeling az napena-
.ng destruction 10 al on bOart was fer BY many
bold heart. The yeU strong force 81 the Arclc cur
rent 80 cal LED - tins place. together l,h un
common variation OF the compass. are the only rca
sons ascrted ,or the false position OF The ship
,NeWtuu port Aelad
The storm on Sunday was dtStruc-
4 s..rN
Johns hur,h. the TIM roof OF VT Thomas Riches
dwelling Vas ll,cd oi Dy the wind and carried ID the
oppO> e SIDE 81 me street. and other damage result
80 to rs premises. \ part ot ne parapet on the
house Ot SIR. W. W COrcOrdn was blown IA the same
direction. portion of The walls of q new church
on VI between 18th and leth-StS.. was thrown down
Ore OF he gothic pmuacleS Of the new TRINITY
Church was dlSengaged nom the socket. 10 "uca u
was fastened by an iron bolt and. falling % the root
went through II. striking below on the gallery land
INA breaking the floor. and cracking The ceillAs uu-
ternCath Several other pnna'ie> were otoNeh
Many other buildings III the city were injured more
In addition to the above We learn thai barn near
BlaferShurg was blown over by TIE wind frllt de-
tached from branches m the orchards IN the country
around Ms fences broken. and trees IA me cl.N ue-
s,roycd Washington Republic. lsth
TIE CATERPiLLAR--On Tuesday, we
noticed the presence of the armv-wOrm IN the imme-
diate vicinity OF The city they made taeH appear
aucc simultaneously nm the parishes OF ~ AhiieN
tn.
east and west. They are not. strictly s1caNng't ae
coitOn-woIm. being somewhat OF an omnlNoiouS
character, generally commencing thtN attacks OH
the grasses and small grains, ami extending thence
10 Young corn, rice, 90. On one plantation every
blade of grass IN the pasture was destroyed I'D me
course of tWentv-four hours from their FIRST appear
ahce. IN the cotton fields they were scarcely less
distinctive, stripping The plant of leaves, ahd a>o
perloratlng the Young hollis which perish lnne-
da,ely. Charleston Mercury, saturday.
- g.. - CO.., "a -, ha
suffering rom a severe attack of fever and a3ue.
letter written from Detroit. dated ,th INST, says
lie lives on the corner of Fort and CaSS stS., IN
an old fashioned and novel dwelling, containing an
abundance of room, but making no WctenSohs
20 styc, though for convenience anu comfort IL y
unsurpassed The General WAS 80 unweli that GA
not call, but cOnteuted self with looking upon ms
vast gardens extending from the rlycr. IN valuable
landed estate containing alarge numoer OF 0uldngS
aud portion beng among the best business paris OF
tie clty" Hartford Comm COurant s
CLASS MEFrlNG.-The Glass of 1920. OF
Harvard niyersitv viii meet at the residence o.
TX Governor Pane, at Northheld tt,on Weine>-
day next This class numbered 30 Il oil Whom nave
died The prominent living members are tNGoN-
crror harles Paine Rev. Drs Gannett and Dung,
OF Boston, turnesS of Philadelphia, Hal OF f,O'i-
dence and others. DayldP. Hall, ESQ, OF Ne" YORK
CIV. viii deliver the address Kew Dr. furneS> ol
Philadelphia and Rev. hr. Kent, OF RoADury, viii
deliver poems on the occasion. boston Transcript.
DECISION ~ 4 LIQUOR CAsF.-1He Sac0
Iou published at Saco, Me, says, that m the trial
of Nahanie. Seaycy. Of that place. Tor VIOLATION
OF the license law Judge Greene, referring 20 the
evidence brought forward, ana the manner III "hith
y was obtained, decided that on the principles OF
"moraity philanthropy and philosophy the "o'-
oIumout had failed To make out their case ana or
dcred the prisoner discharged the witness having
admitted IN has testimony that he bought the hquor
Tor the purpose of making proof against MN.
TuuNprR-SroRM AND FATAL ACCIDENT
Neuuder>tand that on sunday afternoon "A severe
thunderstorm occurred a. New LOniOn, iu thester
COUNTY Pa during which the Methodist church was
struck BY lightning. The Rev Mr. blssoy VINO va
preaching al the time, vas struck ccad, anu 'csttal
fine members we're Frustrated by the electric nlud
The storm passed over Kennel township, IN the
same County and vas accompanied oy hlii some Oh
which me asured 8 or inches IN circumference
great number OF pdnes Of gias, we're broken az Men
net square philadelphia Ledger
INFANTIclpE Ar LAwRENCE.-l esterday
moruing a large sack was by many persons seen ~
ing on the Common, IN Lawrence, but no one
thought u Vorth whle 70 examine IL uil the diiti'
noon when passer-hy gave II a KICK, ana MS cur
oSiiy being excited bv The result, he proceeded 10
omen H. and found therein the dead bodies Of TWO IN
fantS apparently twins OF a day orl"o ola. 'oio,
neT's inquest was Immediately helu' ~ "h'h ~ W
determined thai one at least Of the infants was born
alive The iuoueSt was not concluded whtn our IN
forIuaut left Lawrence. The affair ana me dtfhh-
ant circumstances had caused greH excitement
among the ctzens. Boston Commonwealth ION
NrRpFR.-We learn from reliable source
that on some evening last week, IN Coierdne Town
ship. IN THIS County. a. negro man was entering
house to which he had been invited the owner laso
coforedl deliberately shot him down, ana OfoAc lht
oun over ms head exclalmlng that ne mad hitd
one Niger and would XII three more me mnr-
derer fed 20 Chester County. and mas thus lar
eluded the exeItlons OF the police tor ms arrest
Lancaster Union and Tribune
RARE MARRIACE.-In Concord, Ky, Jo-
.enh Moore : wears Of age and veteran of the last
war with England, was married To Mrs. Mary Io!eh.
aged 4years The magistrate who offrlated on NE
occasion was y years old TINS union MAKES th'
third wife 70 the groom, and the NTH husband 20 the
brlde Nh Moore has obtained a land warrant ,iA-
der the act Of Congress Of 1880, and intends 10 Setf
upon H. IN order 10 raise ms family
CUBAN SYNPATHIZERs.-1he Joufndl ~
roD,o.rr, learns from an officer OF the | >. Army
lust arrived from FLORIDA, lhat nunlosI u M M
,,e,e con0reg4ted al the mouth of ~ Johns RIVER,
~ -. - .-.,,.,I - !. steamer 10 Convey them %