New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25


TIE tOowirs bard sery "Two three weeks a<o, are
sTsettbe married sornAn rrsdo< 10 the eastern ead o.
Aseesniy. gave birth TO srta ehdrea shea stdsen -
rsai tke htte rsspoos OF the ho0sholt 20 nine
Soue ave ak asht' ssr tbs eveat the hasooa sno
ocsspied bed IN the sane room, awakened By Der,
such large heu-ehsld 10 Cor The hasA<na scothea
her as wei a. he could and thss ie sleep Ia aSei A
hour be sw0ke, ard oaad thai hs wife lad Ien Der bed
Inns date ssrch and srNand TIE hose, bat
the woman was OF 10 BE found The saEued hearing
could 40 far, samuOaed his uesahOrs 70 aia searching
of hsr The party seon discovered opnat in the seew
and thew fonowea the usck 70 creek, where sAe had
crcsssd Srd reerossa the stream tArce nes in
SeTth three set From there they tracked hes along
he ereek thruush 6eds ara wooS oz distance Of
y thrse miles ard At lsash foaaS Der sStias 10 ssses
corner with piece OF rofe snd nail IN her hans When
INTENSIFIED As 10 her noe tS eNsas beg nese sns as
suggested thar she was hoEns under aAeFrstca Of msi
xh'eb see undoubtedly was es. a'' she s,ea,y ssa'.S
tez w2kins ha-eosed s5d With nothing her bat thin
sottcn nisht clothes ds,Anes o. 's,ss OF oas @us~
DAYS saFr siyins birth - ehitf "a. now a. wen a.
ever she in her hfe' thus may sppeA strange sPe
eially TO medical Dsn. nevertheless ~ trus
NEWSPAPERS BY.LAws.-A contemporary lays
down the following pi,hy code OF newspaper eyssss-
They are the best we have seen drawn mp l. ne snsl
This Is the age Of telesrsphs Snd seenosnpay. ne
pointed. Don't write AL around SUBJECT WHO" M
unG r. State facts, but don't stop 10 morsxe vs.
adrowsy subScI Let the reader do his Own DREAMING
l. Escbew presces. Plunge At once into your saojeUe
hike swimmer into cold water. II ycu have written
n
pen through PCT chia Is always the worst in the
family q Condense MsSe SURE that YOU really have
an idea and then record in the shortest ,sshle terms
We want thoughts in their cuntessenee. Z. Whenyo
s,rle conrsetc strike oat Hse asztAs 1ircs
The English Is a strong language but woat bear much
reducing" g Avoid all highaosn language The
plsinest Anglo Saxon words are the best Never use
stis when legs viii do well 9. Make your senfeaees
short Every perioi Is milestone, II witch the reader
nav halt and res, himself 10 Write iegibly pontet
your manuscript look hike the tracks OF spider nan
drowned in ink We sha'nt mistake any one tor Sc
Mus though he writes a. crshheily ~ Nspneon
columbus (O1 Statesman
SIGNING rue P,PERs.-T he Ctactssati La
GHfrer one Of the Acknowledged organs OF the domr
naut party tells the follow good Que on the LEADERS
congrecaied in the General Assembly TIE pracuce,
so common this winter ct handng around memorials
for signatures Of members OF the LEGISLATURE asking
the Executive az W Arlington or hi5 CABINET Heads 10
confer this that 0c, upon this OF that sspIan as
become such an insuicrsbe bore that dn1st deserv"
TO be reprohated rs nuisance. Everybody signed iof
everybody who asked for nsraes To such an ex,eat
did this prevail that some wsg OF senator undersookte
rebUke IL day since BY running deep apoh
the members and capitally and lsughahly jh he DOT
Drawing up paper In ia heading purpor'lng 10 De
memorial 10 President Pierce 20 confer an ONCE hews
successful in getting the signatures OF some oghtor ten
~ tho - crave apd reverend" Senators, when some
widewake chap, looking over the shoulder OF ,ne Las
signer askcd him he was aware ot what ne was put
ting his name to- stimulated to read me paper oseror
the frsttue he discovered TINT he and hs brother mem
bers hsd been griag tAsh J0iE EOst for oEs aossdsa
dollars"
BEAurIruL ExPERmrsr.--lt has long been
known to Psychologists Iac Rerde that certain cot
orng matters u administered 70 sniuais along Win the
tod poss.ed the property OF entering into the system and
tuains the bones In this the bones OF sNhe Wv
hs,n tnsed purple by nadder and record
of other animal ng sml affected No attempt how.
ever made turn this beautiful discovery 60 account
until lately when Mons Roun spccu ated on wnA' mlsns
be the consequence 81 administering coored scies OF ood
to s before they begin SPINNING ihen eocooas
Hs ar. experiments conducted with indigo, which ne
in Of nm h.
the worms for food The result OF this treatment va sue
cessu he obtained blue Prosecuting s nf,net
bis experiments he sought red colorng mater espe'%
bcips eaten hy skworms without tndiy resulting uc
had some di Guilty hnd such colorng matter az nf.t snt
eventually ali ghed the BfgaoRis ehte ona potuohs
OF his plant having been added the muberyesyes th.
consumed the mixture ard prodced dsoore'
cutting his researches hopes 10 obtain k 80 cctea ey 'he
worm Of many other colors.
ZASsyuIE. Ohio-A writer in The Ciacin-
aa' give. the following history Of S.as .v 9,,,oas
Indian. and pioneer wo0dsnen marked out tne uaoew t
frsroad from Wheeling through Lsnesviue 20 ines.gps
now Mavsyille Nv. This hrt Rad was couipeh"eoVN
the United States by assigning to Zane three whole sec
TORS OF land one which he entered ON the site o. ths
fh,lbco,Ie Zanesyle first called Wesbourne' mot one
ntob,by from which no traveller returns was lad Out IN
asYns. 10 he United stairs early day and near here
at the ghbonns Indian village o. WsPps.o"'Sa, ~
a.. "feer and fsiher Of s.ast Cas- Herr tho STATE
Legislature tat during the winter OF 1910 and 1911 and is1
] GAINESVILLE 10 Geographically place OF business
! TRyys OF OREGON In the March number
of Barry. Rortcutyis published at Rochester, is
commune aton ftom n COe, OF Portland, Oregon hf,
nfhing accounts Of the dimensions OF several trees OF
remarkable size which he measured In tha, Territory
one OF these trees Astoria, being 10 feet IN da
meter FIVE feet above the ground ne feet to the nfst
limb snd Is total height 2i2 feet Another one IA
forest Of spruce cedar and r Ut about the same sihe'
measured thirty nine feet In circumference. al 90
says Gen John Adair, OF Astoria, informs mo thai
about three years ago he bought hundred tnonsana
sbipale. All made from one cedar tree, for which he
gave fifteen hundred dollar. In gold The Tremendous
size OF timber in Oregon appears 70 be well attssted
A MuTE CosyESrIos.-1h The M0ntpeiier
Ua,okmas gives an account Of the proceedings Of
Mute Convention which assembled 10 thst village on
Wednesday week IL was composed OF some seventy
or eighty deaf mutes, Of both sexes rom DIN rent
states but principally from Vermont The objects OF
the Convention were mutusl Improvement sni the
raising OF funds for the erection OF monument 10 the
memory Of their much beloved teacher The Wscs@aa
says the proceedings were extremely Interesting 70
themselves and quite much TO tho inhabitants OF
the village who Witnessed the silent communication OF
IDEAS by signs and paitook Of the spirit OF devotion ss
prayer offered 10 Hun who fears the thoughts OF
the sincere heart readily when conveyed ~ hs, ss
J when uttered by the tongue.
| SALE OF SLAvHs.-On Saturday last, the
sayes Of iona HiekiA late OF this county, were soia
suction for the purpose Of partition among the heirs hf
Anderson has very Kindly iarn-hed us WIN inc
NelIOm.n. % y.sy Cd brought
Nsgrobo 10 yeauod brought ''''''""s''" -
Negro boy, IS years old brought. 80
Nesfo boy years old, tronfht ~
Nens woman q, and ehildroa. lW
Negro girl IS years old brought. oe
Negro girl, yesrs old, brought ..'.'''''''''''' DO
Negro woman q, and child brought ..... .leS
The pesross were sold on twelve months credit Ths
total pucssd. are Is SEQ. Lexington thO Express ID
( ~ The Village OF Corning, Steuben Co,
has population Of 1900 The Journal, Of that town
IN a rspturous article - progress says Placed 81
the head OF the Cheuung Feeder and u VIII be In
fact at the hesa Of gsron upon the North Branch Ca
nal a Pennsy vsnia BY rnssn, Of The Junction Canal
from RiTs 10 Athena having sso 10 be- completed Ihs
season. a wdesauge Railroad % Buffalo, fs'r pro-