New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

The DEATH or CART. KERS.-We yesterday gave tel
egrsphic dispatch from Louisville announcing the massa
ere OF Capt Gunnison Capt Kern and number Of men
and privates connected with the Government Railroad
Exploring party under the command Of Capt g. The fatal
scene took place on SEWER River where the explorers
and cut 10 pieces Capt Kern native OF this city
and was son of the late John Kern. Esq who for thirty
five wears was Deputy Collector of the Port of Phae
pha This is the second member of the same family who
has persisted in the same way In 1889 DR. benjamin j.
Kern, while engaged in the Governmenf service near
Santa Fe ssseiled by party of Utah Indians. and
ruthessly murdered The brother Capt Richard H. Kern,
whose melancholy death have just adyertod to- was
about thirty years Of age. and eft this city in May last
lie was typographical engineer and artist and accompa
MED Col Fremont in OF his expeditions several years
ago He was unmarried, man of fine atainnents, and
one of the most valuable officers in the service. His family
knew nothing of his death until they saw the announce
ment in paper of yesterday. We sincerely eondoe
with his many friends and relatives in this city Young,
accomplished and ndefatgsbe no has beencut OF in the
midst Of that promised to be one OF marked dis
tncton philadelphia Inquirer, Dec. 2.
AsorHER NATURAL BRIDGE.-0ur readers are aware
that Professor Tuomey describes IN his geological report
features Of grandeur and pcuresqueness equal the IA
nous natural bridge of Virginia We have just been IA
yored with communication from Marion County, describ
ing another natural bridge near the residence Of Daniel
Stanford which the writer asserts one Of the greatest
natural curiosies on the earth we give the sub
stance of the description II" 90 feet long o0hlgh from
"6 10 l2 wide and from / 10 feet thick-hayng arch
each end that cannot be surpassed byar This bridge
lis thrown scross deep ehasm both sides OF which are
"pependcuar rocks extending up sixty feet from dry
"boom-n water below tie bridge. Tall trees grow un
der Is amid whose branches the adyenturer will find him
himself in passing the brdgeand may be crossed
with perfect safety Our correspondent represents this
work OF nature very sublime and the natural scenery
around it as beaulufsndgrand. lCarrolton Republican.
curious scene occurred in the Memphis Common Pleas
Court one day the pat wset IMAM oy h ,Se , name o.
IanCled and then technical objection was started by the
counsel for the defense The Judge asked II the counsel
were going bubble at that late hour about such point
an eyasive given. The Judge required direct
snswer, which they refused TO give. lie thereupon or
dered ne Of ESQ to be entered against eseh Of them
Still avoiding direct answer. he ordered tho Sheriff n
conduct them ell 10 jail and they taken into custody
and removed from the The question not really
determined at the adjournment OF The Court Messrs
Yerger, C. b. Frazier, Walter Coleman. j. 3 Sullivan
ard Gen. Amber we're the counselin the case
MAS sHor ~ FAIRFIELD. ME-On Saturday evening
last an IrshmGn named Patrick Donne in the employ Of
the contractors on the Somerset ana henneoee naoad
was shot by man named Samuel Jacobs IL appears
that Jacobs having been annoyed by persons carry
ing Of rails from fences on bis grounds. kept watch
with gun, and finding DonncN with ra IN his hands
fhot him with tho contents OF barrel In HIS legs and
the other in his breast Jacobs arrested aud Of his
examination before Juee Nyc he was held TO bail 10 the
sum OF 81 0oo He Is a returned Californian Donnen
will probably survive. kennebce Journal LIT.
saures the railroad robber whose escape from the New
Hampshire State Prison has been mentioned marched out
with bis comrades before was daylight on Friday morn
ing secru,ed himself In the yard while the others returned
20 the PRISON. aud taking each his breakfast In his hand
retired 20 their cells H. The mode OF counting them
there "A Tor each ono 70 iut out MS nan anu Slaires
having manuiac,u noAt fOm sole eahero repre-
sent him. was counted with tho rest All was reported
10 bo right the wa,chusen called from the walls 10
their morning meal and SGairs put plank upon the
wall paced over r. aud hade good byo 20 his keepers.
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10 O'clock Yesterday mofnlng. az tho residence Of Ais
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