New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

back to bed and stopped there til called up 70 nave
bis WOUNDS dressed Wines Identified en- AZ shown Inn
a. being the one be got from The person with whom hs nil
the struggle and also having belonged 70 Mr. COZzen-
Did not / now the with whom he was struggling
knows CHAPMAN slightly, and had conversation wih him
we learn from reporter that Mrs Corzens is bet
ter and will probably recover if Inflammation does no'
set in lnos'on lfa'eH1''
4 Row SHoET BcTs HoHEwARD BouSD.-We IN
dors,ard remnant Of the short boys who were pre- cent
a. eemen and witnesses at the Democratic state N
vnon last week passed through this city Yesterday ae
noon IN route for New York On reaching the II lisOn
River Railroad Just before the train started they took pos
session Of the baggage and insisted upon smoking
their cigar notwithstanding the strenuous remonstrsn;e
Of the baggage master. They were ordered out Out re
fused 10 yscae and did not until the railroad men gave
them dressing they viii not be likely soon to forget
One Of the number, badly bruised we also learn was
brought to this city for treatment
The baggagemasier rghifuly, no doubt had too much
regard for the safety Of the passengers baggage to allow
SuGn vas ,gl .tar re- Albany News.
MoRE "wAs1E Our city authorities spilled smother
two hundred gallons OF liquor on Monday by order oil
Court
So says The Portland Adrerti'er.
QUESTION FOR wEsrEES DEslrrSs socIErT-~fs Haan
-. = .o bod % crietsoP lExehanss pa2sr
This question abou; being solved in manner that may
seve the western debating society some trouble Dem
onsraon is always satisfactory than mere argument
and # the society will hold htsle while we think
II will at least have the benefit OF case IN point by way
Of illustration The Administration az Washington or
perhaps properly speaking the Administrator organ
has got the Democracy Of the State BY the tail and
seems TO have made up is mind to hold on The tser
shows goody set of ivory very long sharp claws sn1 :
evidently bent something damaging to the nxtIre
appended to its back settlements Now unless the tau
OF which the aforesaid organ has such hrn grip happens
TO come off in its hand it viii soon be determined where
the personal safety Of who has tiger by the ta
lies For ourse we do not profess 10 have any particular
Union upon the question proposed Oar advice l. ana
we think Tie Washington Union viii in the end say II
good advice that it il the better way not to NEEDLE wh
the tail of tiger at all He don't like it, and won have
it rudey handled. 1t had better be let alone AID neg
MURDER-A most outrageous murder was committed at
Tabernacle meeting house in this County, on thursday
the 9Th inst by William Curtis, upon Frederick Brown
The circumstances attending the murder are briefly these
prorsced meeting of some interest had been gong ON
for some DAYS at the house above named On lhursiay
the day Of the murder Brown was seen conyersng
through W ndow, with young lady IN the mouse guIs
services The mother of the young lady who was also the
amt of Curtis went the place where her daughter was
sitting and observed Brown that she did not thank any
gentleman TO talk with her daughter during services
and said to Brown that he had better come into
Ii, house and get religion. At this Brown be
came offended, and INDUCED in some harsh remark,
against her in the hearing Of Curtis Curtis required
him 10 take the remarks back, but Brown refused
10 do So and started of Curtis drew aside with irienl
from whom it is supposed he borrowed pistol ana then
pursuing Brown, overlook him about 2Oo yarus rom e
meeting house He then struck Brown with a cowhide
b. turned upon him C. told him not to advance upon MN
for if he did he was dead man But - continued 70 al
and shot him dead We understand that the ball entered
Just below the eye looked upon the murdered man Tor
a moment, and then turned and He'd ~ d..
MrRpyR OF . REFUSED CALFoRSIAS-Tte Louis
rifle Courier te of terrible murder under the following
circumstances man on his return home from California
to jackson County. Illinois few weeks since was mel
short distance only from his house by neighbor who,
upon learning he had money, killed and robbed MN An
other person happened to be coming that way and having
his attention attracted by the report of gun epied the
v;il drau bushes
upon being discovered the murderer commenced reload
ing his gum but before he succeeded the man rushed upon
him knocked him down, and secured him as prisoner
The deceased a man of family; had been absent
some two years and had suffered all the per hardshps
and privations of the pioneer California gold dSger or
the sake of little money and was brutay murdered ipr
it when almost in sight OF his wife and children oy one
whom be regarded as his friend
A CHANGE FOR MILLER The Lake Superior JOnrna
states that Touring mill is very much wanted at tina
place. Ii says
sbe when they will turn their attention to the raising OF
wheat A farmer who lives some - miles below TINS
hundred bushels for sale this fall but viii be obliged u
ship it to Detroit to find market He has raised some
hirty bushels TO the Now If we only had inli az
this place there would be thousands of blshe; raised III
We hope some one will act upon suggestion and
give rs an opportunity TO afford encou agement 70
those who obtain their livelihood by farming aud 10 IN
duce others TO come among and cultivate our rich sol
"Ihe land south Of this village will soon be IN market
when one who has the procure him hrsralt
farm at shlngs per acre, unless there should happen
to be many bidders.
MouS1 WAsHISGIoS IL IT'S GLoRY.-Friday, Aug. %
the great day OF the season ON Mount =" asns e
The purity of the atmosphere was such tnat soon al.e
sunrise the visitors the summit counted 100 M OF YES
sels on the blue Atlantic The spires OF the ehurches II
the City Of Portland 90 or 90 miles distant were us'n'
visible over 40 miles lakes including Wmplsseosee a1s
Mosse Head lay Ike gems OF molten silver Sc, IN eeIa
For wears such day has been looked for by the man
agers of coast survey. and we presume uo%eh eP1'
ing obsery atoms were made from Mount plue anu o
stations with those superb instruments Of Professor bach
of which he may well be proud. From the summit .
Mount ashngon telescope sweeps the en-re horizon
This point will be brought into use ere long by a'ron IN
ioal science, and this spot become the centre OF s,leh
obsery alton for the continent STATE Oh "aino'
ACCIDENT ~ HoPKISroS, MAss-Yesterday about
o'clock Geo A + Freeland son OF Dea treelani wen
into the field to catch horse Aiter catching nun an'
putting the halter upon his head he tel the hA'er aroun
bis own body with slip knot and in that way was sce
leading the horse home He afterwards found dead
with his head terribly smashed and the halter very ugnu
drawn around his body. is supposed the horse PECAN
frightened and ran dragging him several tins acto, ~
field as his boots and hat found IN dutrent places
Hi. body was found stone wall over when me ho
had Jumped from the pasture Mr. Freeland was about
years old.
SUBSTITUTE FOR TIE TURN-TABLE.-Joseph Dunn o
Durham England i now exhibiting az the Crystal Palac
model of railroad track. and switches for reversing
locomotives The Scientific american describes II as nav
ING tracks branching from the main track al sua3l
distances from each other meet IN slnsle =, ~
InCth of locomotive. The passes out by one taei
and returns bv the other reversed. Inc switches Or
placed near each other that they may be oPraed oy
+ single man and are kept open for the man H%A y
srncs except when the reversing Is maze lhs pau
" % nanv of our readers. and will readily rec lnlen
itself for simplicity and cbeaguess lh-ll"a! AHi-'
The same plan was in use in Ohio more than two year
ago.
Csn, II l. Smith of the Corps OF Engineers died a