New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

VIII Ffo'e
welcome to the standsribesrer of Proclamation r
NJ Hale entered the Hal in company with w B.
Thomas lie was borne along almost on tle shoulders
81 H. crowd amid much enthusis-m /; some rine
before he could reach the stanf-thc banf playing Hall
10 the Chief" Mr. Hale spoke for two hours IN very
effective Manner 10 the great grsnncaoh Oh me mee
inc Az le cse If his speech the crowd passed. round
~ tske hands with him About 800 ladies were present
ard entered fully INFO the spirit Of the me ing AF Haze
LEFT the Girsrd House this morning, IN company WIN
George F Gordon, on hls way nome oy Nay Oh Ne"
.Jobn Fsrrel. colored hod-carrier, was killed
in this civ this morning by ian. from new building
John Law was drowned in the Delaware
River 81 this city, yesterday evening
FREE DELAWARE NEGRO IN 4 STATE or SAY
rpvTTe suit of free Delaware negro Will take plscs
in North Carolina IN November next under the following
Circumstances William Tiison was sold by order OF
the Court ot Kent County, for some CRIME or INSIDE
meanor in ls40 for months and one day lie was
bought by Jacob R. Griffin Mr.. Griffin sold him 10
somebody; however nothing was heard o. hin until
ves found he was in the possession ot Nj l. \ Ncsts,
Of Waynesburc. North Carolina, who purchased hin
about eighteen months since for Sl,7OO Tllison ran
away from NJ Vesial. and was caught agln Upon
M Vestsl asking him why he ran away, he insisted
thsf he free which led that gentleman 10 write 20
Dover for the ncs and found enough that il was
as TYllson. whose name had been changed 10 Tom
liver had stated that ne legally entitled 10 freei0m
This negro tor the last twelve years. has been unusy
held in slavery We are informed by those who have
the best opportunities Of knowing thst At least negro
week il cold OF the State of Delaware. Al the law
fortts the sale Of slaves out of the state unless by sn
order from the Court and orders from the Court for
such sales do not reach 1.-THE of thst numberthe
cess are either kidnapped sold Illegally This in0r
nation do not &c, from Abolitionist but from
gentleman who is ssveholder himself, and whose ire
Quent visits 10 slave prisons IN Baltimore ana other
places have given him the very best opportunities OF in
formation From all we have heard we have not the
doubt great many slaves who have the credit of
- 49, nA
on the back track Of the ground rslroaigoiny
te the South instead Of the North
Delaware Republican.
u We find in The Bslcidere (N. j. Intel
Bgeacer the following singular aud shocking affair On
Flidhy the 18th inst, Wilson Davis farmer residing
near Milford, Hunterdon County in this state. was At
tackled by a large dog of which be the owner AMI
dreedfuiy mangled Mr. Davis had gone out short
distance from his house pick apples the dog accom-
p6nyne him The dog shortly commenced chasing
1 come che kens when Mr.. ID. called hun OF This oc-
CURED the second time and Mr. d., observing that the
dog row watched him closely kept hs eye upon him:
Tie dog seeing this, moved away, until Mr. d. st0oped
10 nj, up sppes when h. turned about, attacked him
and threw him the ground, The noise brought 10
Mr. Davis help his wife and lad some IL years OF age
| The hoy fell "a clubbing the dog and Knocked one
! of his eve. out bur be still held to NJ. Davis.
Presently he depriv of the other eye when ne let
90 his hold but seized Mr.. d. again by the heel While
in tbs portion stake placed across the dOgsne
one END under the body Of Mr. D. and the other en1
held down by Mrs d. While thus secured the boy cut
! the dog throat with knife
The fesh torn in several places Mr.. Davis's
! arus and ne was otherwise wounded. lie
sisted to his house and we learn that hL recovery is
! doubtful
~ We published Yesterday, says The Day
ton Ga:eue the account furnished by rumor Of an al
most incredible robbery. We have since seen the gen
tlernan robbed and he assures that the story
related H. is substantially true He IL a German, by
the name of Henry LorenZ who Is employed % assist
ant teacher in the German Distrcts school kept ST.
Cair-st Returning from the city 10 his boarding house
in McPher.onst about ii o'clock on wednesday night,
he was seized by several ruilans who concealed
I in the bridge They forced gag between his teeth,
and then ttuhed bis mouth full OF the unsayory dirt so
plenty on the bridge loor Having thus senced him.
they bound his feet together and his hands behind his
hnck robbed him of el3 IN money and threw him from
the bridge down to the bed of the river. The spot
where he fell happened 10 be soft sand from which the
winter recedcd; ana being light IN person. this saved
/ him from broken bones. He managed TO get his feet
oose and TO find his way homeno doubt greatly to the
disappointment of the scoundre who meant to dispose
Of him far differently.
Ia We find the following in a late letter OF
the excellent Genoa correspondent of The Nendrk
/ Daily fdr0tisr
! Mr. March, L. : Minister at Constanhnople, is at
present on witt TO Vienna whittier he has gone for the
benefit Mrs NJ whose health it IL thought may be
stored by the of mineral in that vicinity The
case of Rev. Dr. King at Athens, j. probably disposed
Of II Is understood here that this excellent missionary
il some re poets misconceived his rights in his
controversy, and that the Government of Greece
/ not wholly III the wrong His imprisonment was very
brc, and the sentence OF bani hmcut VIII not be exc
cutod agi.nst him Tie Doctor, hear hss been able to
accumulate property during his long and useful
residence in tina, capital now crmblng away"
IL The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
persuce OF New-Jersey met on "Wednesday at Trenton
The report Of the Grand Patriarch showed hourshng
state OF aiars. About 40 new members were ADMITTED,
and the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
George p Rex Of fIuntarlon Grand Worthy Pa
frierch. Ifqmas Roberta of (tlquresar Grand Wor
thy Associse Henry b. Howell Jr, Oi Trenton Grand
| Scribe; William y Searles, of Newark, Grand Treas
urer; John o. Raum, OF Trenton, Grand Conductor
] H. ;. Cade, 81 Gloucester, Grand sentinel, Rev J. L.
! Jancway. Of Pennington, Grand Chaplain.
The -essons Tor the on uing year wll be as follows
In January Trenton April NJ Paterson July az Free
! hold. October at Camden.
~ On Saturday afternoon, about o'clock.
/ alpears, dance was going on NJ the Hibernia Ex
/ change, the leyce between Walnut and Vnests-
mOst Oi the party A. usual in such being very
much ntoX ated One OF the company Patrick Slan
non, stepped up 70 the bar and gave the landlord Chas
/ Leonard e. bi in payment for liquor the company
had drenk. In few minutes he called for the change
/ when Leonard denied having received the money
shannon insisted that he gave him the bill harsh words
followed and the lie passed whereup0n Leonard seized
shannon, ieled him 10 the door and beat him and kick
ed Inn IN the stomach that he died in five minutes
after the fret blow struck Leonard was arrested
Cincinnati Nonpariell
! ~ 4 letterfrom Stanton, Va 10 Tie Bal
/ firore Sun, says: The young man Grim whose ,rial
for robbing the United States Mail has been DELAYED
few dsys, when brought into Court Yesterday plead
/ guilty whereupon Judge Brockenbrough sentenced
him 70 two years confinement IN the United States Pen,
iientlary There i affecting and melancholy incident
connected with this young mans criminal history which
70 exhibit the strength Of parental affection When
the father heard that lis had been arrested on
acharge OF robbing the mail, he exclaimed" Have nv
grey hairs been brought to see this and then fell He
taken 70 his bed and died in few days Of broken
/ heart The young man was from Hampshire Co, Va
u The NOrrich Courier. in speaking of the
/ Wing meeting in thst city lust week which Was al
| dressed by VIM. r. Robinson, says. One of our Nor
wan elilIenf VINO "es present al the meeting informs
that OF the most enthusiastic poificsI ga,b
ernss he ever attended and that a. BE- was passing