New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

1HT Ian AT ~IE-FsET--A
has jsss .sr,d rom s,u,st gives the fsIlo~isg par
ticui.rs u ~ rs1t Il h II Lac
Dur.ng tn .riornenee on weil--dss several Irish
men annoyed the sn9i-nce b. smoking pipes The gen
ti.man whose business SEA, visitors. g.. urisr
the requested politely nat thy sAOait tssist
smoking az il gave snn1vancs some in the audience
In refly 70 vhich &c received ve-y ROACH answsr and
Immediately mob attacked him and carried him outsi le
Of tire tent, aDi il was with great difficulty that hs life
was saved from the vengeance Of his assala1,s this
proved signal for general attack The mob prOceeiei
10 the Arnory, which contained 800 stand Of aml
niiion and six pound cannon OF which they possessed
,hernseves and renewed the st.ark firing At every one
they thought connected with the exhibition O1e Of
M Welchs mel, quiet, inofsnsive msn- Wa fsani
bruta murdered in IN alley in the OF thsi tent, nav
ing received -ulsho; wound IN the abdomen. Ole Irish
nan found dead in III street, The NIB upset every
w1son the street. Fortunately little boy spiked the
biz qua with round fe which disabled thai Instrument
Of desih Tie greatest excitement prevailed snt mlny
1--we. may be lost before the mob be sI5iasi The
Governor teegrslhed the Sheriff of the County take
the State az oil haZari. Captain Graham cim
pany rendered their services 30 the citizen, OF S'msrse
and had arrived when our reporter lett
The above take from TIE Capital ca FIrf. Later
intelligence informs Us Of the ars, of the murderer OF
Welchs aud the rnglealer of the T. The PI)llc
arms have been recovered, and all Is now quiet
Tie U7eelisg Gazette has Of the arrest 81
the Postmaster Hfnrysbu-g Belm county Ohio
named Eaton, ard biz daughter educated and accom-
plshed yourg lady for rDbbiny the mails For several
months suspicious had been aroused and the secret II
agent having learned that marked bill hal been passed
the suspected parties had fed Obtaining what afornI
ton he could he started in pursuit Seven or eight miles
travel brought TO view beautiful little cottage beor tho
door Of which gay and laughing group was assembled
willing away the time right meily He detected the "a
eitves part Of the company, and walking into their
midst starledthem with the announcemsnt-" You
prisoners The ladies shTieked, and their msle friends
cOaIed bu, all 20 purpose. During the night however
Eaton scaled leaving his daughter in the hands Of the
officers who took her Steubenye. She Is represented
young handsome aud intelligent and had been engaged
in arranging her dresses for her marriage with one OF the
weaie> in that section Of the country, which was
10 have taken place the next week.
The story going all the country, By telegraph and
newspapers that the carpet bag los by Mr. Dodge, Pres
dent of the Manchester and Lawrence RarOal contained
sl5ooO in money and moneys equivalent The truth is
the bag did contain single doas worth Of anything
that thief could The story of It's value was told to
induce vigorous for its recovery The loss OF it,
contents would have put the railroad TO some ncouven
ence-nothing more. They consisted of deeds reports
leases. ETC. with dirty shirt and half dozen nice
peaches. We had prepared for publication The Tale Of
The Lost Capt. bag 9Th Moral but the whole affair
ridiculous TO be noticed at length The moral is
when you lose your caTpetbag give cut that contains
TO yourself " II Patriot.
The FRosI-CoRs-TAe Joliet Dernocra, states that
the late frost did much more damage than was at first
imagined and that has quite runed the Corn crop IN the
north western part of Will County Around Pltnfeld
thousands of totally blasted At least third of
the crop of the County is lost while Buckwheat totally
destroyed. We hear Of few similar complaints in North
ern Illinois Generally, the Corn crop is unusually fine,
willie south a. far a. La Sale and below that Cora Buck
wheat and Potatoes looked well since Illinois Is
State and the product Of ali wii be entirely unpre
cedented.
A Powerful PrNP-- The Norris,ora Pa Free Press
Gays that house in that mlnufacturng for the
Of silver mining company in NV Leon, Mexico m
improved Cornish engine and pumps OF greater power
ard lacy for mining purposes than has ever been built
in this country.
The engine is as follows so horse power cylinder 90
inches in diameter 10 feet stroke to be worked with three
OF West improved boiler and has sufficient power %
work the necessary pumps to the depth OF one thousand
feet and will discharge 500 gallons OF water per minute
The first pump in the shaft will be plunger ii OF $40
The Clcreland HeraH tells of two gentlemen Of that
city who had been the Five Mile Lock shooting got
in their buggy return home and one If them gh'et
cigar with piece Of punk When they arrived N tho
Turnpike gate, two miles from the city he unbuoi rel his
coat and put his hand in his panaloons pocket for some
change but quickly Withdrew t. burned. ms pocket
porto rs of his wooden aud cotton shirts and parts of his
vest were burned and the fire hal heated flask in his
breast pocket hot that he could not hold without burn
ing his hand Tie fask oont0ined pound Of porder!
The Missouri River has opened for itself new out
let into the Mississippi On Saturday week it cut new
mouth OF debou'he into tho Mississippi across the point Of
land wing about half mile above where il has run OF late
years II now strikes the Mississippi in direction which
is likely 10 prevent the washing of the Illinois eastern
shore to any injurious extent At the last accounts two
STEAMERS had passed through the chute and this may
now be r,guded a the main channel of the Missouri
The Mississippi 7ine, Holly Springs Of the 1t Sep
ten Ter comes TO with the following announcement
The most astonishing parturiton recorded in the an
week in the vicinity Of Salem Ippah county in this state
Our Information is from gentleman of veraeity who
states that lady of that neghbourhood has just become
the mother of sereR children al one bFrfh!
Tie Sakrg Mass Ga-ciie saws II is well known. AMI
very much to be regretted that Mr. Lawrence considers
II 10 be bis duty g. devote himself tor the psentto hl pr
vate affairs, which from their magnitude, may well be
surrosed TO require his attention after many years OF
unntcruIted eviction TO the public service and that no
persuosion could induce him to occpthe Office OF Cover
nor at the present time.
The Louisville papers announce the death on the 5'h
inst at his residence in Shelby County. ky Of MAJOR
Pallard in his 9th year He born near Fredercks
burg Va in August. 1879 moved to Kentucky in 1879
served in the war of the Revolution and also OF the war
of sls and repeatedly member of the Legislature
Of Kentucky
The Editor of TIE Ca'sH0 .IcgersoadR who is docto
by trade gives Il his deliberate advise that whisky
should not be drunk in weather He equally de
cded on another point viz that should never DC drank
when the weather IS not warm
T. A flanagan. FIX United States Senator recently
Joined the Temple Of Honor at Covngton, Indiana IL viii
bo recolected that he killed his brother in law about
year ego in fit Of drunkenness.