New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
UNDERGROUND RArLRoAD.-Onc eve


Ing last week. q family of fifteen tug tiyes including
children and grandchildren came into this village by
the mel raip, and stopped over night Their fare had
been paid TO Dunkirk by the oeray OF some iriends
alons their route from The South Nohce was soon
given TO those who eagerly embrace the opportunity OF
speeding the psnliog fUgtt.ve, and further mesns
raised to carry them 10 Canada. i: was deemed pTu
dent TO send In advance TO DunkiTk, lest the slave
catcher might lie In wait for his movable chsttels,
and accordingly NJ +. Lucas and Daniel Demlng went
on In the morning TO guard against surprise fFoyF
deptaly all safe, The family le In the afternoon,
reaching Dunkrk A. ghi and were soon safely housed
In one o. the up lake steamers Mr. Lucas accompany
Ing them. The noble Captain, on reaching Detroit
River, took occasion to wood and water at Maiden, on
fhe Canada eide thus enabling she fugives avoid the
Ikk of 9 reoaptEre at Detroit language cannot eX-
press their grateful feelings when their feet trod
upon the free sell of Canada The platforms of 9th
parties 10 be Of lii,le account IN this village
rs Whies Democrats and Free Democrats o!nea
heartily In expressing their symps1hes for the dying
bopdsmen The underground railroad 10 In foe work
Ing order-rarely does a collision occur-apd once
abe track passengers are sent through between and
sun. Corning Journal
~ The Charleston (S.C.) Neps of the
18th ssys Reports are rife In this community snd
abroad tina, the yellow fever Ia prevailing to alarm.
Ing extent in this city and az puoic journal ever
wstehfu OF what concerns the public good OF this com.
mnnt We feel that sense OF duty demands our CON-
munieating the existence OF yellow fever. We an
noance, therefore, the fact which We have from the
very peat authority that few cases of yellow fever,
isseis"s iHe y, nsve occurred IN tos clIy. lnb
cone nott alarm strange who among US az resi-
Ssnss oas 70 prevent false going abroad, as We
nave Understood that Il Ia reported that the fever 10
prevailing here 10 dangerous extent The community
sno o,ners we ieel assured, will JUSTLY US In not con-
SeMms ior angle day the tru,h 40 there 10 not doubt
n@ tne lever prevailing, as yet wa are glad 70 say
20 asmsl extent, and principally confined to persons
49,, $40 essless N ner habits Of living and who by
khis disease " ' "
REWARD OF MERir.-We understand
5,ams,sr goa mecal measuring somo four inches In
gtsmeter ~ about being presented 10 DR. William
turner, OF SswYeri, BY his professional friends and
e VINO nave long Witnessed bis struggles to re-
form me practice Of physic Dr. Tcrner n natiye of
Serl@h; be graduated twenty-five years since, and
has been actively engaged In endesvoring 10 abolish
ealemel and the lancet" 70, more than .svsn yesrs
bis principles are those Of Dr.. Dickson. Of Londoa1
embraced In work that has passed throuoh eIsbtsen
editions; DR.. 7. was formerly Health Commisssner
OF kew.york GPSiI. S"n
~ Judge Walker, the presiding Judge
o. Erie County, died on Sunday lSst a, Buffalo ia
VIZ 20 sstnabls citizen and an sceompished LAWYER.