New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24
AFFECTING INcrpESr.-An aged mothe

"A woman OF seventy yearf-left her home In the
Emtrsld Isle some ten or eteveD wees asIi ~
seek the abode of her children who are now residents
al LOui vile Aer tedious passage, and the trouble
incioept a long Journey che reached this CITY from
New Orleans last Monday night on board the Alex tnder
SEQ l. and she was surrounded by hcr ch'ldfeD-
Hr son was the first 20 see her and he fastened 20 in
frm bis sister OF their mothers arrival They met-
the mother and the daughter-in one lozg embrace,
which only ended As the iufrm mother SANK wiin ex'
citerent 20 the floor She had swooned away In the
rapturous enjoy meut Of beholfing once more dsugh
ter 20 long lost She pronounced blessing on dsr
children and tainted away Whenever restored 10 con
scou.ness the sight OF her children and the pie slns
recollection of their presence, would overcome her
with emotion, aud again and again she would liant Ia
their srms Physicians we're called 10 her aid, bli
could afford no rei-f For two days she continued 10
this pdiion until worn out by fatigue and exctsmeut
exhausted nature gave way and the mother n"w seePs
well" In the green earth of Der new made home
Louisville, KY Democrat.
A FAITHLEss HUSBAND AND An ANGRY
WIFE-A scent took place In a dwelling on Washing
tonst Roxbury last Tuesday afternoon. respects
BILE deLizen Of that city went to California recently,
leaving behind him wife about 40 years old add chill
dren Siice bis departure she has ocenvery kindly
visited by provision dealer, aged about 80 years wao
Is husband and father His visits excedth- susptcons
OF bis shelter half" who became extremely jealous
She deerp ined upon Witnessing with her own eyes his
iDfdety, and was not disappointed % Tuesday last
her husband made OF his accustomed calls up m tue
gold hunters wife He vas ushered In the psrlor
Some fifteen minutes elapsed when suddenly tue door
burnt open and the provision dealers sfe STOOD before
the false pair We will not attempt 10 describe the
scene The injured wife seized the deceitiu rival ~
the hair and dragged her from the sofa tor her clohes
said all manner Of harsh words TO her. and then, turn
Ing upon her husband pulled his hair, scratched his
face blsckened both his eyes, and frightened him 80
that he has not been heard OF since. The mat
ter may yet result in legal prosecutions.
A SCENE IN REAL LIFE.-Y esterday
afternoon, very amusing 10 the bystsnders, but
quite painful to the participants occurred Ia Cambridge
young lady accompanied by her second nice y'uns
man." was riding quietly through the streets la that
place, when a gentleman in buggy drove up At tire
meDdu,us rate, jumped from his vehicle, seized the
lscys companion by the throat, and demanded instant
satisfaction from him for baviag dared 10 ride out With
HE LADY The "second" young man demurred at sucn
geniemanly treatment, whereupon he was severely
horie.wbipped by bis nfuriated Antagonist Who de
claTed that he ged 70 the lady and would not
stand any such treatment The lady seeing aow m AZ
tiers Stood terminated the unpleasant affr by getting
into the carriage her intended. The individual who
WAS whipped departed from the spot mutteriDg deep
curses upon the head of the fortunate possessor J the
fair ore, and declaring that he would institute legal
proceedings. 'Ston Post.
The STRIKE AT SALISBURY AND AMEs.
BURY MuLs-We learn that the troubles between the
operatives the agents not yet settled Tne
town of Amesbury. at public meeting held on Tues
day appropriated 50 0OO aid the operatives unu theS
have tucceeded In their demands or procured other
employ ment. The town of salisbury hold meeting
Saturday about extending similar relief 10 the
operatives [NewburypOrt Herald.