New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-25

ux S,vrrr nv JfeEryryG-The charge Of eectrci-
w. whose release during the storm OF iussds evenn
ss aeconsried by such terrific peal OF thunder -tru
he hrse az Chas pearson on franklin 81 Inc electric
ud entered the building by the roof At the eastern edg
and over the room occupied by DR. y h hunt DViiirg
as tsuck the eh srgs entered the room al seven points
.r duged in curious enough freaks with the Do'iors
nurture sursica armory. &c One division d-Nt espec
is, with large mirrOr-s:rppng OF us issue ehNeioP
knocking of the carvsl work of is frame am va o. IS
hsck snd otherwise defacng T. Another entered ' As
~ nstruuer'. tearing Il pieces and causing c'hl'i' "a
Of scalpel orceps &c Ike the disturb ince 81 ~
student meeting over Just "resurrected sao'rc-
lager pofti q the fluid escaped By the Sindos' Sll
pzza roof showing its patty 10 the metals 10 tne ~y
a buried nsn BE- ads, rupur-d shutter hAugn >nu -
tened r0oirg No ore in the house vas even n
shough the bedroom adjoining was occupied oy " IL
Vlo d. scrbes the shock If the dschrgs and the SINAI
- Isa-stosa springs u. " vhis, JAY =
SERIOUS RFrwFEx parry oF FrsuWE SLAvFs
All THFlR PrRsuEFs We learn from persons who r.
fd m, il from citizens II New Petsrs5urgh
usec in n coury ten miles northeast OF this picr
that On Friday Ss'urd ~ last party ot men, tire. o.
whom were kentuckians rom VI ason ana sn.ng cou.7
and Obioans passed through that village IN pirsl 81
three slaves the property Of Of the party nansi
Fierce and smother owner !, seems they had narnN.n
which led ihemtO believe th the slaves we're on the route
through New P;ersburgh 70 Greenfield bat they had not
VET crossed Ra.tesnake Crek which runs about mile
ess Of Petesburgh. From Petersbugh there are tFo
roads leadirg 20 Greenfield Of which crosses me
creek brdga ard the other by f,r'' 15oe half
mile further up Three Of the pursuing party satonsd
themselves the bridge and two the ford aud a~ 'ed
the coming Of the slaves The ply q the bridge MAJ nor
waited loI 2 when the slaves two men and woman nIde
their appearance, escorted by white IAN and " ~
guides As soon az they fairly wi hin th' bridge
Which covered one the kenu kaus spr1ng upon nsn
and desperate fght ensued The negroes il i sad we're
arm ed With guns pistols and knives, aad defended them
selves bravely The particulars Of the ahrsy however
AZ not vet definitely known hut the result Wa tht one
oths groe was cac'ured after be severely wounded
and the other two with their white aui1ns made good
.r scape Pierce. the II - said, OF he captured
negro was severely hurt having been rearg chokei -
Dc III in the struggle 70 him. The desperate a.
ure Of the ARRAY may be Judged from the f't that the
broken breach Of gun and pistol found On the spot
and the ground covered with blood IA soon - WAS
over the Kentuckans lost time in eay NJ for h)mA TAX
ing their captive with them. iills5orough lOhi' News
UoPPlrrT AFFAIR At CLINroy-Ihs y '1tr- Marion
County III Ga-sf Of the 18th int, has the iolloFng
Herr Alexander met with most terrible check a. Cloion
Dewitt County. last week. In the playing OF he hocn'
pocus Of the magic pistol proved to be loaded with balls
AID the vourg man. George Smith who WAS % STAND up
and catch fictitious ball in his mouth received the con
tents OF the loaded pistol in his left side and from theehaH
acr Of the wound and OF the year the probsoy
i that il will terminate his life leaving widowed mother
who was solely dependent on him. inconsolaoe
Convention of the Printers and Editors OF Missouri IS
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