New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-18

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"ss soopi $1,000. No insurance. PROV. Journal
ourRAGE.-A friend from Fauuuier In
Iorned ss q an eutrsgein Loudoun few day. siDc,
eDPh1ieeo "a taf DAY OF outrage and wrong A
yoSns ny ron me NORTH, grada.,e Of Yale Coiese
and OF highly respectable eoabections a.s s,svsi -
a teacher IN thet county. He became er.,,oSss -
beautiful cir 10 the neighborhOod WITH vson hs lon.,
sne married At Washington, The youne adv hs rrsor
VINO Iens fIeSl enssed Al thus being ouwlt-
One OF them wentto Washington and iavi.cs the h5S
groom and bride % bis house. and scut his e.rri. - -
them to some point on the railroad Ia returning the
carriage wss wSylaid the dragged from IN. "a ~
his wife ard cespite her ard nooring .on.,l
for mercy, be was bound hand and Zoo, asd bes, ans
life sas Desrly extinct Frederick Md Me-.
RIOT At DUNKIRK.-BUFrALo, June X
Last evening, about 1000 Of the inhabitants Of nr,'
! krk rose mssse and stacked the honse az r..
Tiles foreman In the New.York and Erie R.iin,sS ~
chine shop, and having captures him. burnt IN. hoa =,
the ground. Ties having accused another ms, $500
Issse sTan IN ne same esiaonshment Of having i'm,
torting money from him the false oath az IT, -
Smith arrested, tTied and acquitted Sri,s ,.a
50 much TO heart that he committed suicide ves.S~s
Ties wife then confessed her perjury Ca ~ s3
getting wind, the inhabitants rose above TS,s.tst
their custody ard serious disturbances spprsaeca
NAvAL.-Carpenter Daniel James. A..
tachsd TO the Pensacola station died suddenly Of eAO
! era on the 9th.
Gunner James C. Davis has been detached FINN 10
L. s ship Ohio, at Cbailestowp and ordered ,o the n
chip 81 Louis al Norfolk, eest ned for the Med,erra
! mean.
Ia The MianeSotian Of st. Paul, Min
nesos, says: The rst seizure under the operation az
the Liquor Law was made on Tuesday last IL appears
thsta person by the Of Getche lately arrived Al
this place with about 81 coo worth OF liquors from Chi
| csgO which were stored in Mr.. Babcock's warehouse
! These facts becoming known, complaint was made
before Justice Sim0ns BY some of citizens Geche
was arrested tried and found guilty lie was haed so
and costs and bis liquors declared forfeited and 10
stand committed I'LL the fine paid. The prisoner
gave notice OF appeal and entered into bonds o. the
amount OF 5000 as required by the Act TO prosecute
said appeal In the nesnwhie the liquors remsin In
charge Of Deputy Sheriff Whitney. The proceedings
throughout were conducted with the utmost outlines
not occurring TO arouse any excitement or cre
ate feeling of hostility to the faithful execution Of the
law.
~ A correspondent writing from Nan
tucket 10 The HhaeRaR's shipping Lis, says the whal.
ing business does not seem 20 flourish much in the seat
OF its ancient glores He says
sperm oil Is high there is perfect knowledge Of
the business here but merchants inclned 10 re-.
cede from the traffic. OF our thirty two oilmanuac.
tores only four are In operation The csrnels rot on
the shore after costing $4,000 To crown all, our
hotels Illuminated and pertumed with burn!ng huii'
Though there is, however great want Of mercantile
activity here, there is feeling that the difficulty 10
net without remedy. Our capital is still large TIE
Byanpis Railroad. il Is thought will be of much ad.
vanfage-more than most Railroads are 20 Islands
The recent close approach Of whales 20 the very ISL
and which has thnned their ranks has started tho
'ofshofe fisherman, and three fine sehooBers now
fitting for the service This Il the old business Of
Nantucket again. May |, prove profitable and
ceptsble'
~ A tabular statement in the Charles
ton Is O. papers of the annual mortality In that city,
gives interesting statistics tending to show that
general thing there are more instances Of deaths az
an advanced sge among the blacks than the whites
The total number of deaihs in Charleston fox the year
ending May, lsJ2, was g. 2 OF which SD were blacks,
and $50 whites Of the blacks ten were upward VI one
hundred years Of ege at the time of DEATH and ten were
between ninety and one hundred. OF the whites,
were one hundred only three were over ninety.
OF the total deaths only 55-less than onesix,eenth-
died Of consumption In New York, the deaths Of that
disorder average nearly one-fh OF the whole number
~ In the town of Berthe, in Canada,
near Waterloo says The Buffalo Commercial there re-
sides a man named Siss Carter, who was formerlya
coachman in the employ OF Gen. Washington Hls ago
u 90 years, and he Is In the perfect enjoyment OF his
health and all bis faculties He settled In Canada In the
year LEGO has been residing there ever since and occa
,ionsy visits Butfslo He was In Buffalo few days
since selling load OF oats and to all appearance
as hale and hearty ms any one.
~. The BuBalo Commercial says that
some real Gypsies encamped In the woods near
DeawaresL They sre distinguished by that wild free
dom which charscerizes these people, aud their tents
primitive style of living studies for the curious
Their burnt skins and hardy frames tell OF exposure
| 10 the free air of semlbarbarism. They are accom-
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the uDrestrained freedom OF their masters and uncurbed
| and unc oaned, lie down together
~ The Savannah Republican publishes
letter stating that most fearful and bloody duel was
fought Fort Mellon the "a instant between Col
| GrUusrd and Major jones, of tho military family 81
! MAJ. Gen. b. Hopkins. The weapons used were bowie
knives. Moi j. received two wounds, one through the
heart and under the leit nipple, both mortal Col
| G. urInjurod. Col G. Immediately surrendered
himself TO the civil authorities, and proceeded 10 81
Augustine oven Hand for that purpose
~ A grand demonstration in favor of
the Maine Liquor Law took place at Concord N H.,
"wednesday last Delegations from neghboring towns
were present, numbering about 5000 procession
with mufie formed at the depot ano walked 10 the Stsa
House yard where speeches were made by Judge liar.
yey Of Concord, Neal Dow, Rev f. VI Chaplin, and
others. monster petition exhibited In the pro-
cossion, which about foot in diameter, cOntaniDg
1854 Names OF which 70 $40 are legal voters.
tY@ Rochester is destined to be the
center Of greater number of conyergng Railroads
than any otner inland town. She has already tho
Rochester and Syracuse tue Buffalo and Roches-
ter" the Railroad through Palmyra, Lyons, &c,
and the Rochester. Lockpor and Hiiema Ftns
Soon the "Genesee Valley Railroad" will be added.
together with Railroad to Charlotte, and branch Of
CsnsBdagua and Niagara Fails Road. The effect Of
these works will be 10 bring the business OF the sur
rounding region for 60 or 80 miles 10 her doors.
EY- The Hdbfar Recorder states that
the vessels selected for the protection OF the Nova SEQ
tia Fisheries reported 10 be, the brigt ,iax long
and fayoraby known as packet between II ti'sx and
Boston. also in the mall service to 81 Johns n mo
bTet Belle, ssel recently launched Il La Have
said to be very superior little craft and the schooner
Responsible Of Pictou Tue masters selected 10 com
rnspd these craft are, il Is rumoreJ, James Laybod
Thomas Cofip and Philp DOdd.
~ II should be mentioned to his credit
that Gen Pierce returning home, had tho msnHnes
and the frankness % vDdicate Gen. Scott from The
aspersions Ot his enemies, and confess that aoaga
he formerly entertained strong preudices agains, hs
distinguished commander, yet thst, having seen and
known bin, he felt the highest admiration Of BIZ charae.
ter and was not ashamed 10 express Il publicly sad
privately.
II Parson Brownlow, Editor Of the Son
Of Temperance at Knoxville, Tenu, is so hard UPON
Christian bqlor seeys and dyihksrs that some Of mo
officers refuse the use Of their church TOR meetings