New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

cav Yesterday aud all las night and fnAy succ@e1ed IN
r..sirg him his ucrrirg in the Capitol Park He Vas
oog.e IN tts sscord D,.ir. Station Hoass and oil
b.. old quarters H. i very esn,ss and bright
lookI ysurg msn sse5 about 20 years Before hs o'o-
viesr 10 Toga County h. bad seryd SIX months term
in The Erie County PenisnisFy While corhn-a ~ thi
prisor Re Yearly his escape BY ste'0g 70 y rom
the pocket Of tn keeper
row in Auburn Th.v eu si.t Il eft-rs'h m 'or D.
hrGgs representing Ely noin TO be lying to ~ h''s
n tn stages Il cousumI hon. Auo'h-r ron nap
an. Nj Warren, endorsing ihs stat m@nt sni o'-rs On
The Agent Warceu sIG O,br Offers about M prs D.
Tee oumsuoDg b. pardon. In ADDITION 70 these were u
purv orre De- written by Edymons = sves ara
fr-u,s ssy that they were ready aud -h q remove
hr ~ Their expeDse, ana urgug ms psrf u roy nom
bad been IN this city time Il lime tsSuS tr'o- Ga
~, rrvsr between here snd New YORK While n n ~
ur der.srd he rnd->vord to get class t-'ch BOOK
keeping H. is sn ACCOMPLISHED penm.n and N initiate
sncst suy hsnd. writing. Albsoy Ai.s' ON
M,sssFErr-A c. respondent Of The Bo'foR Dag a.
,fs, gives interesting account OF recent visit ~
~ Of Mr.. Webster, from which W. copy the ioF
Fvs-y.hirg AZ ,he house AZ Ma-stfeld IS ust as Mr.
Webster IN There j. one living in th- hous- ~ -P
TIE on Or tro servants take OF II but es
lot hsvs The de-olse sir Of vacant e>tSnhn-n' ole
almost e1pecs n see some IT the f.miy forsAd q
give h- cordial welcome which slway greeted visitors
there We went through the house We pau ID f-~
ucueu ,lence in the in which the gre4 states
nsn hr shed bis last W. seated Ourselves IN the 0-su
TIL! Etrsry the shelves Of which sill loaded With
booLs and the walls adorned with the well knoSn PFC
lures
The farm j. Carried on under the supsrinendence
snd IN the sam. msnre formerly the general directions
sro supplies being furnished by Mr.. Paige ~ oehAt OF
the trustees Ii is thought important to ascertain shet1er
il will sustain itself ard how much income If any can be
realized from il II thus presents the same general Sp-
pesranct formerly
Wevaksd acres. part Of the estate to the grave Il
les SIS you know lust the edge OF the old burying
grcurd vher- repoe the remains If some o. the old ~
mound Of arh shich the tomb. bears slab IT
msrbe with the ain pie il scripton Dsni-i Webster 10
irtIt the small monuments To MIR Weosters mrs. vie
9TH ulr fnenfs
names # two Of Nr Webstrs Children who died Ia in
fsrcy ard two Of Mr. Fletcher Neostsrs children, and
the other with the epFsph which he directed Tor himself
m r.scy and was expected that they would be set up
ofsy cr T.. n orruv All these things either Ar
ranged by Mr. Webster himself since hrs deceass, IN
accordance with his specific directions The epsph
hiss engraved upon The marble line tor line prrcsey
m sccofdsr with hi request The difficulty attending
an exact compliance with the dr ctlons Is the reason why
the pon Of the monument has been delayed hitherto
A RACE roR LIBERTY-A gentleman of our scquNnt
spec 10 the following which TOOK Pisce under
his own az Niagara: ,
II. stsnci ng on the steps Of of the principal ho
fsls there when carriage drove up cont ing South
,rper and bis party In of the hotel stood muto
womsu, talking with her husband while several co"rei
waters also there employed IN hef various ou'es
Asihe stepped from the carriage ms eye met thN OF
the wCuan Al bth sides there was instant gal
uon lie advanced toward her with "a, sslu'a"n " hoS
90 :, u CO. Martha ?" extending bis hand Sac shrunk
back fesrrg that if she took The prolered hand she
would be detained by grasp lie pressed coward her,
while she refreshed, and dnsiy turned and run The
dollars to any who would arrest her.
Several brutal enough To start Ike bounds m pur'
suit But her husband sprat TO her sae ana t1s waters
interpreted between them and the pursu-s Nhi All fused
toN ard ID, The woman outran them al, 6yen the
husband sid dow the ferry stars by nops instead
cf steps. A 81 ge boat lay there while she could not
push Il Of In a moment her friends we're a. her side
se ain While he pursueTs we're hurryng down the steps
>be prutg INTO the stern Of the boat folio by her
hush, nd others sezsd baudspks aud applied t 70 the
boat moved and several hands reached out to
s,ze il gded ust beyond them An instant more and
they aAost the broad river and seat up glad and
tai Lurra that heard shove the roar OF ns catAr
They reached in safety asoH which i truly Tree
Surely our country presents spectacle which should
cSuse u. all but especially the christian, 10 tremoe Ne
toas that the oppres I'd from all lanes may dee unto Us ana
frd protection, while the unoh- ndng otzens ms
Lsiive born IT our ogn Republic must seek thsir only
saety in FL BIT foreign shore feliowch1'uAn no"
tar are pCated in this system OF outrage upon hu
II AID rights What sou doing 70 abolish How are
you ALONG undo the heavy burden and - oppressed
10 Can natl be- ssie while this dreadful wrong
coltr u-s unrebuk.d by the churches Cn Clr- Press
HIcBER Law ERIE.-The ciiizes Of Erie. Pennsylvs
ria are IN OF great excitement, account Of
pr,p sifion by the Lsbe Shore Railroad Compsny 70
chsIs he gauge ~ that place that the present delay
and uytLienct arising from different gauges msy b
sV"o,0 The alteration about to be made under ths su
oiy OF an get of the last Ptnnsyv Legb 'ure but
u people of Erie determined rest tho change 40
al HAZARDS and 10 the last extremity They held meet
u z the goth ult passed resolutions which, Inc
I0tsay amount 10 rark ratification, and Are likely 10
lead 10 open Th.y say the lAw was procured oy
bribery ara corruption, and bot binding on them Ih-y
are dern med up the railroad AZ al points where
n crosses IN. streets fte city Of Erie The CITY Council
n the evening snd ordered the high constable 20
tear up the rsi me duty OF syely citizen 70
40 N he work VIXEN called oD under p-n~,y OF i've
d,liArs imposing a penalty Of 800 for resisting ths
oroer Tuly they have stirring times IN Ere We hope
The matter viii be settled without olOOcsled.
TIE NEW MOTIVE PowER--Wo have already referred
tbe lnv-nou IT motive Ter from whichits pro
jrc pate r-sUts Thu force applied Is mag
I,tic aracu he power = applicable ~ driving mn
cl neTy mo navigation, aud All other purposes Tor
which tiesm Is tmyoyec IL Is also capable Il lighting and
warning The great advantage = this pO~rr - ~ cheap
Ltss, IotiUg being nsumed and no cost necessary n
gsIsraIgU The ND time has been applied % the mag
iesgrsph WITH entire success IA engine IS nearly
c,u Ilstto test the rvertiIn motive power On
,rge scale The stock : in The hands of sons Of thu
shr, business IN Providence, ana 20 much c1n
fosrce in the OF be experiment Inst shares
original cost Of which $50 have chanZed nAsfs ~
II il the expectations OF lis fnsnds limits
hardly be put 70 IL value II fails. Will DO "a the
category Of many other good things. Prov journal
NEW PRISTING M,cHiSg-ln turning over thu leaves
Of the k,por Patents tor the year l-52 met with
the iolosng bT'i notice Of very interesting improve
The nysBror consist. ia Introduction oonea. mixing
preston endes The form screwed dss sther
s or srd arder the prnne cylinder. uDs.soa,
thar rs-on mace q each voiuton o ne ON re
ncer receives zoe under clamp hns,i
The eynce and the clamp returned 81 The proper Hlen u Dr.
Ire inyeutor of this simple bu, ingenious press Is Mr.
IN Nicolsy. If Illinois, quite youth. B7iog pr@c
printer but bis mote residence never having seen
machine press BE- thought great deal On the subject and
l.ngh aiured the invention tho originality Of which
ottAin.c patent We BIN often here during
lie time bis appii, alton before ths Patent Odce aud
much pleased with modesiy AID nts snce 81
nth thu ingenuity of bis invention which sPp-ar-d % Us
National Iaf@ll ssuc.r 9Th.
A storm swept over Bueks County, On Monday
ght the 2J;h cit flooding IChack0n, Pms Run, Norm
Egsncb no TLicun Creeks CHER than they known
Il don l.Fu mn Uf