New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-26


counties IN the valley of the Trinity, nom barfst to
Dallas The planters make no complaint respect
ing their cotton crCrs From thc long trouth the
corn has not matused 50 full ~ II there mad oeen
more RAIN We, the latter crop will be abundant, AMI
spare for The Fall emigration expected nom Ala
oama This county Is composed OF two-thrcs the
population originally rom that state sumter,
Greene. PckonS and Naengo have representa-
ton and the ensuing season Will add many more
solvent planters from those counties to our present
The editor Of Tse BED La,,d Herald has learned
from intelligent planters from various portions OF
NacogdocheS County. that the long and uninler-
rupted dguuih has caused almost an entiIe failure
OF the corn crop m that county, ana that IN All
probability the Gotten crop IN that and the adJoir
ing counties Will be exceedingly short. The plants
are shedding their blooms ana young bolls to such
an extent 10 Justify the behei that there VIII
not be more than hait crop.
4 JuDGE PRESENTED ny THE GRAND
JuRY.-Thc Cour, room on Friday presented quitea
warhkc appearaucc-the Judge, Jurors aud 'rown
officers being the principal combatants IL Was the
Grand jury on one side, and the Count on the oIher
The facts OF the case, aS We understand then, are
these. The Grand Jury of the City and County OF
- John came into Court with presentmens which
was read by the foreman, the reading OF which, on
account OF the grave charges contained IN II, caused
more excitement than We ever remember to nave
seen In Court Il lmpeached The Judge. the Sherin,
and MIR Waters, accusing them with having been
prlyy 10 the settlement OF an Indictment against
Rev Mr. Bann, Catholic priest, who nal oeen
charged With dS>dultlng one ELS, pNNNt
the per' ormancc of his duty. The language used On
the presentment was strong and unequiyocai ana
after the foreman had concluded HIS Honor, Judge
Wmot. IN an emphatic manner, repied 10 the jury,
denynC in the strongest terms, the statements made
IN the preSentmcnt IN reference To hlmset-sadtheS
were unfounded and untrue. The HIGH sherlii next
rose and repuliaied the charges made against MN.
as did Mr. Waters. The foreman claimed the pro-
lection of the Court. The scene was most slngu-
lar one while u lasted IL struck IKE CLAP oi
thunder upon the attention W All present VINO were
not prepared that day for anything more than com
| mon There was terrible deal OF thinking gong
on while the electricity lasted The jury retired 10
their room. and some time aiterward brought IN an
other presoniment. The Judge read TINS missre,
which must have contained an extra charge of salt
meter for His Honor. after hurredly glanclng II over
handed It 10 the Clerk, directing HIM, at the same
time TO return il to the Jury as a document unht
for the records of the Court The exact merits oi
the case we are unacquainted with
s. John N b News. Aug is.
The STATE FAIR.-Iion John Deaheld,
OF Geneva, the President of the state Agrcultnra
Society, has been for several days IN this ci,y syinr
his attention to tho preparations making iof lne an
The Society was fortunate IN selecting WI " AZ ts
presiding officer. Nothing can exceed The efhclency'
courtesy and discretion with which he discharges
| the duties OF ms oihce-a post when MAKES hea'y
drafts upon the tine and llberality OF nun who may
| hold IT, imposing labor and responsibility of no
uRochesier Amencan.
A WOMAN II MALE ArrRE.-A glri
Dundee, was arrested by officer Atwood, of JeBWso
| on board the freight train between ths place ana
Jefferson, Oh Saturday last. suspicion had festedon
her and the Young man accompanying hef as Oeng
| connected with The gang of counterteters VINO are
IN lail here and they were both arrested br0ught 10
this place and searched or rather eram'nea Noth-
ing was found IN The pockets or on NE persons OF
either that looked like counterfeit. but the "Oreeches
on the Girl which the officer concluded TO let her re-
tam. They have been travelling about one week,
and she gave as the for her appearing IN that
garb, that they could travel cheaper and be ineach
Others company more" tElmlrd Democrat.
tV The Medina (Ohio) Citizen is re-
sponsible for the following
ave understand that about one hundred and
fifty of the two thousand hogs belonging tohc Oak
Orchard distlllery. when It was burnt few days
since parook OF the hre-water rs II came aOwmg
INTO their styes, and as a consequence got drunk.
Three OF the number died Ia the ditch The fish IN
Oak Orchard crecn were stlll more unfortunate
The fatal liQuld mingled with their own pure ele-
ment and they drank and died by thousands Oak
Oro ohard creek was converted literally into stream
OF death r,
DEATH OF Rev. II. J, DURBIN.-This
divine (bro,her OF Rev. Dr.. John y. DuTbln, of
Phadep phla) died recently at Greensonfg Ia ron
the effects OF injuries received during the preydiente
OF a storm. lie ha0 been long ana iayOrdbly known
In Southern Indiana minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, many years ago represented
Switzerland County IN the state Legislature, ana
was at the time OF his death, agent OF The American
Bible Society.
RIOT On TIE GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
A posse Of police went out on the Ine Of the road
to arrest one OF the workmen on charge OF assault
They had no sooner made the arrest than they were
surrounded by about 400 of the men who threatened
to shoot the officers unless they surrendered ther
prisoner They thought 1t prudent 10 release MN
but more formidable posse was sent eu, 70 take thc
and also to arrest some OF the rns adefs OF tne
not lhocn' DeH'
MuRDER.-A man named Daniel Graham,
living on the farm Of e. b Grouse, Just above town,
was killed last night Wednesday, IN diihcuity
originating from causes with which We are uhac
suanted. Three young men OF tnls place, naihed
Henry Buck Elias Hickman and Thomas Moore
have been arrested Graham said to have been
very dIsspated and We understood mat none OF the
parties are temperance men by considerable.
lClrcleyllle % Herald lHh.
AsAFFLIcTING DisPESsATIoy. Mr.. Dorr
Porter son Of Geo ?. Porter, Esq, of Detroit, cut
ms throat with a knlfe Sunday last. Mr.. Porter
was an amable and intelligent young man, much
beloved by all who knew HIM. and ms sucide 10
moment OF mental alienation, has stricken ms fanny
with mexpressl0le grlef. lie was only twenty-five,
and was employed as an engineer and surveyor, BY
the Michigan Central Railroad Company
WILLIAMS CoLLgGE.-This institution
Situated IN Willlamstown, Mass y held is Com
mencement exercises last week. President hopslns
delivered an able saedictOry sermon before the
graduating class Professor Smith, OF the Ne"-foh
Union Theological Seminary, delivered discourse
before the Mills Theological society, "mch was
highly spoken OF. The ADDRESS Deicfe INC nius"
wss delivered by Hon. Mr Bartlett, Of Lowell. Hon.
Rufus Choate addressed the Literary societes on
the moral duty Of preserving the union OF the s'a'es
Inylolate.
Ds.rg gy VIoLEycE.-A German, named
Iobn Riing. aged about 80, a baker, was niIed or
Thmr'dsv seTnoon, lust beyond the city line II
appears hat he was very much intoTcsed IN IN gro
cery IN quarteI and Was , :, The rrocery
home and only SAID that he had been Al Ine gfVcey,
0a Seng Unable TO pay for what he had drank was
Knocked down lie died IN few minutes Without
he,no able 10 make any further explanation.
Jor,sIAsA.-The Baton Rouge Demo-
- 4tro,a,s announces that Gov. Walker has
snrninted Col. r. {. Nicholas, ex-unlted States
saera,or 10 the Office Of State superintendent OF
Public schools, Ii the place OF Alexandra Dlmitry,
resigned.
ryThe clothing establishment Of Peter
L Iones. Commercal.st., Boston, was robbed the