New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-17

= h,n;zcd end burned. The -inse and fireman Of
g.3ssscrrer train remained On tie locomotive, aud
1 ~, bu, eighty hut
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10 The st. LOuis Union gays the Banking
- NJ PAGE Bacon short time since tae sceoe
J,e Of the most cool inpuden robberies Of which
4 snnsls Of crime has any record Aoout o'clock IN
sss Of EDDY, Jsmeson Co, called 1T the bank for
10 purpose Of oeposiliDg some 81 800; portion Of
~ taopey coussted OF coin, and wa8 contained In a
q bag When be approached tho counter he found il
irpe'd by Other depositors, and sacertansd thst he
aid have 10 swat for his turn Que Of the Tellers
500, becoming otberwse diseDgaZed proceeded 10 count
! he speCie end while the work progressing the
LII laid his pafsbOok upon the counter keeping ais
Eve spon II ell TIE while. Before tho princiosi receiving
Ter WIS prepared 20 receive the Identical deposit the
rL had his ATTENTION drawn 20 ihs pile Of coi0 which
b had brought there, snd while gyiog ]. transient
spee be took up LIS book and his ut,er amazement
burd ina, 81 600 in Missouri Bark bills bad been ab-
,thfted. while the sum Of about 81 800 which in
currency, Rod been left untouched The fact OF the
,tbey simultaneously communicated 20 the BY
,pdefs and suspicious looking person being pres
sst seerch not instituted Inne3iafe effort was
sde % discover the tf but as yet clue % him was
6upd
~ The MGssiI0n News tells a story of
Ger transac,iou which occurred at hlanl Ohio on
IL la instant The citizens had been pcti,ionng tao
oeurc for the enactment Of ordnance 30 prohibit
s ae Of liquor, and on Dnday 23th uit the Council
6eested the measure On Tue day evening some thirty
tie most respectable ladies In the place, supported BY
few gentlemen, assembled, and after organizing,
marched to the grocery kept by Anthony Jacobs,
md requested him to discontinue the sale Of liquor and
he use Of "bagatelle" board which they claimed was
runipg the youth and eniicing sOme Of the married
ren from their business Upon his REFUSAL the ladies'
bOtped the "boeatelle' teble into piece and poured
ot hsstOck o. liquors Reasgumng their line Of m lrch
ey next visited tavern and and another grocery both
a which surrendered. They next charged upon
sMoher Younker's" who, armed wih poker resisted
ygorously their assault but overpoUered by numbers,
W. forced 10 submit, and witness the destruction Of
lr whole stock Of liquors. Every rum hole in the place
vss Visited In this msnner and the result is that not
drop Of liquor is sold in Ahland All honor 10 the
pobe women Of Ashland The ladies Of Ma-sillon have
rood example set them in the conduct Of the ladies Of
Ablgnd Who knows what may be the result
! ~ From the report Of the Ohio Secretary
A state on the condition Of the Common Schools for
he past year. learn that the whole number Of youth
h6e State Il $4,000 The entire number Of pupils
oBed male and female, is 4374l2 The average daily
There are nearly 400 600 children who entitled 10 at
end these schools, but who do not Tho difference be
,veen the number Of pupils enrolled and the average
tendsncc u a still more painful fact. Either parents
teachers are in fault when less than eighths ofthe
hoafs Of oil the schools in the State present IL
significant fact, that the enrolled number Of boys
exceed that Of girls by more than 10000. There are
GIG cbools with ~ 5G4 teachers in the State the
srsr q whom S77l l45 paid rs wages. III school
have been built during the year. at cost OF $751;
N
statistics OF fOrty I'VE Union SCHOOLS,
nwn. varying In population from BPS inhabitants to
GO00o and which pay from $40 % $1,000 each for
schcrs MOh Of thts schools are free 10 the chiren
eresidents but with annual tuition tee OF from 81
70 sl5f nonresdents. The expenses are met by a
Special School Tax of from one TO four mills. Ten of
hem possess District Libraries varying in value from
2lR cents 10 $500.
There 81 Teachers Institutes In the State with
qS2f Teachers under instruction.
Nrw ORDER-A new order, called the hide
yndent der Of Good Templss. instituted ia this
Village last evening The chief object Of this sociey IL
he promotion Of the cause Of Temperance and unlike
any other OF the Secret Societies females are admitted
% menbe ship upon the same terms ~ males Hon A.
Munger was chosen the first Worthy Chief Tempar of
The 0weco Lodge with Mrs Chester Dana and Mrs ID.
C. Buulick IA Ills Right aud Lc.t hand supporters;
gsry,wieh Mrs ~ T. Burton, az hi- Atssiant Mrs DR..
Clalnplin Treasurer; ID C. Bnrdick Flnan ia score
hy Miss Charlotte Tucker, Inside Guard n L Bur
ION Outside Guard; John Daniorth Marshal, aud Mss
c,,haripe Macbeth Deputy Marshal; Chester Dana,
p..t Vottby Chief; aud Col. Ben0naB Curry Chaplain
iOwefo (Tcga Go Gazette, Mar TO-
Cu.par OF MURDER.-On Friday week dit
fuby took place between two parties IN the broadway
Hotel nsmcd Washington Brown and Thomas 1ncs.
A fQbt ensucd end the lauor drew knife and Gu
BoSn over the shoulders aud heal, intctay severe
wound Jones arrested and hned Tor inc asaui a.
nothing severe was then anticipated ,,,
Rr wn died from the Effects ol the Wouh 10 (e''o'"y
morning Browns wife Immediately swore on awr
r,nt aeanst Jones' Charge OF having mlcousiy anu
pu,posrly killed Brown. Marshal Ruiin asceI ta'neu
that Jones was in Columbus anu loIS. tlI II la
Ian arrested On Saturday Deputy MarShal howeh
vent 10 Columbus and viii return with hm TINS evening
The examination will take place to-day lCin' uH'
rPNT2e Cynthidna (Ky) Ne,cs says: We
inlor cd by MT Soutbgate of the Engineers on
cur Railroad that daylight was put through te sunnet
section 10 in the lower part O. tis Coanty, o' sne
int time ON Tuesday last and that the workmeh are
busy enc aced in reducing % proper grade or he
reception OF the rails This Is the last tunhe on tue ne
Of mad ftom Coyinron Lexngtoo, aud as the grazing
from this to Coyngton being rapidly brought 10 com
petnn we hy confidently expect that in avery short
fme we may sec workmen engaged IN our llned"vs
vicinity in ley ing down the rails, ami uen f1Owtngin
their wake the snortng oil the IRON norse. 80 70, IA
tcme we are prepared TO give hearty recepton ana
ore slI willing 10 shout llurra for the kalroadl
Cry or WArERTowS 1T sounds oddly,
se, Il, not Indians suckers empty stomachs rssged
bels hrht pockets and bachelors has run through the
mind of the early settlers at the very mention OF the weird
Seventeen wears ago the shonee erected al ths
PLACE The nearest abode for man, ON the east, was
Aen at Pnirc,ile SIS miles on the wet, Madison -
miles on The south Fort Atkinson p miles, the north,
Green RAy over leo miles. In 1870 tour years erwid
The village contained lees than 10 inhabitants IN 1871 De-
wee" NV anu ''''' WATERFOWL IN. - Chronicle.
R,tlcS.-Among all the States, we know OF
no one that retains many of the old nouNrchies nees Ia
tire hi- Is the more singular is claimed TO be the
,eI, hoi-hed the banner Stle OF the progressive DeSS
,a" L0okns over leSs II, acc.n, MANI sfyeof
stance james Jackson Of ConSoIL S'9aye s31 I n
,.o~sa and R.eherd Roe iaboyey, dsicndant 49,.
lKoposhs (Wis) 1I1une, March 10
~ The SenduSky Register records Che ART
VA Of the schooner speed the inst, a. tAe ats'
Of The scacn Il says The Bay is nearly clear OF zee
Whstthere is running bcng ia yesy traA ecrdrQh
mart brcezc from the south wSt would clear the nee
entirely leaving no ohsiuciiens To he resumption o.
ra,cGt.on We are informed That no visible nom
he ror, Of Huron the lake hCin entirely clear Il
escved that steamboat navigation viii be resamed IN
few days or weeks At iarthest
~ Hon J. j. SrsANe passed through our
City few dSys sirec rs way - Wa1asisn We w
~ oi anythirs hkeA reasonable HAT % ts uau0'' u
wives Ne has our vote Tor tho oeicc; \ .. u,-.As
~ The new Mayor o. Buffalo Eh O9oA'
Ma. in.,sIla into Office ON Haesdsy. when he made
conu unics,ion 20 ,he Conm,n Council On the hnanea