New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
rAp accident of a shocking nature oc-

CURED at the Varieties Thoater ST Louis on Tuesday
10Th inst during tho progress OF the performance OF
"Nicodemu', new pantomime, N Nc l.. BARON Vi
the ballet corps sustaining the principal female cnhrec'
ter The piece opened with cOtt0gc scene, ana Nile
T. BARON after remaining few minute upon the stage,
crossed it and entered the door OF the scene represent
ing a cottage. While waiting behind the wing Tor her
next part her dress took fire from one OF the side hghts
and began 70 burn just ns she reappe2rcd upon the
stage Ii was ballet dress Of the usual light material,
and no at the instant, the lame soon
epyeloped her whole person. Mr. FIELD and the men,
beers OF the company upon the spot as soon as
possible ung their hands coats, shawl and oyerythng
that offered Int the flame not put out until her hgnt
dress YVES consumed Mile BARON il seriously injured,
her neck and shoulders being severely burned
.g- We noticed the escape of some thirty
odd slaves from Mason and Bracken Counties, short
time ago somc of them were captured III ONO by
their owncTs. az distance OF about forty nles from
the river We requested by gentleman Of TINS
County who joined in pursuit and ailed in capturing
three Of the ftyes, of whom belong ID TO himself
state behalf OF the pursuers act oil justice
no the people OF Ohio that the pursuing party were not
INSTRUCTED III treated in any way by word or deed,
though their business was perfectly Known out tnat
they experienced from the people oil Omo' Oo'h gong
out and rctrniuy every aid they desired many czens
of that State volunteering their personal assistance ana
extending the ldndest hospitality. Tacy drought the
captured slaves home, without encOunerins the least
obstacle or even 81 unkind word. Inc pursuing party
feel their du the people of Ohio and kentucky 10
''''N' '''' ''' lNlay,yis Eagle, 9th
r3sA death occurred at the New Market,
ST Louis on Wednesday morning, 18th inr under cir
eumstanccs OF mos singular character MS SARAH
lane BoI While passing through the NJ arAe accident
ally lost her puckc, book II picked up soon aiier
bvn German women, named Mrs. King, who returned
n 10 the owner. She opened the pocket3ooA exam.
ined il md Jared that Mr.. KING had aiken elO OF
the money qhe letter seemed much con.usct, and de-
MED il Mn BoLroN then threatened th.t she would
have her nrlccicd and searched when Ms Ming leli
dead at her feet The death WAS as sudden as as ever
been known Mrs King was the wife Oh a steamboat
man and the mother Of several children.
r5- TIE Fraaiia (Tenn.) Home Press says
After the discussion between Gov. JoNEs and Col
GUILD o, Sp;ac liil an old Democrat residing IN the
neighbOrhoOd on TINT place up 10 Gov JONES ana
said you hive doubt heard good DEAL Governor,
during this canvass Of Democrats who are going to vote
for ScorT hut have seen very few, ! reckon. nave
come up 10 show you one have been Democrat Tor
forty years oud never voted Tor Wing IN my NE oul II
live lin the election intend TO for Con SCorr.
have two hoys who viii do same, Tn"se are only
three but Gov JOINS Is making scores o. changes eve
rywhere he goes. There "a telling where II VIII
stop
SP@The United States steamer HdfeT-UHch
was launched on Thursday afternoon from the Navy
Yard in This City There was no accident or dhculty
in launching and he took her place upon The waves as
gracefully u il she accustomed 10 INC perform
anee OF such acts There large number Of spec
tstors and among them the President tue Secretaries
of the Navy War and Interior and other officers OF the
Government, The length of the steamer Is % feet and
she has 25 feet BEEN Her machinery ia sl on board
and she can be lifted for service NJ very short notice
Washington Telegraph.
70 TIE Buffalo Express of 29d INST. says;
For fortni,ht We have had numerous thunder shOwsTr
always in The night which have been oAo"eu ny oea"
tful sunny DAYS.