New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-18
RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF HOMEN.

LOVE AND SUIcIDT-Ws learn that Oh Sunday morning,
18th inst at Garlic Barracks, Pa soldier named Thos.
Laforce German belonging to the band Of the Second
Infantry discovered lying dead in cornfeld in the
immedste vicinity of the garrison. party of YES
detached who brought the body into the barracks The
body cold and stf and the mouth bloody and mutt
lated by the discharge Of firearms held therein on closely
thereto A pistol, which had been discharged rested
upon the bosom of the deceased No tracks except hs
own discovered in the direction where he was found
around biz bead pool Of blood. Ii would seem from
the suboned letter IA literal translation from 10 the
German language which the deceased left al the bar
racks Just before the report Of pistol was heard IN the
cOrp-felJ that this unfortunate apt graduate
from the school Of 'Werter." The young lady to whom
it refer is said TO be very beautiful and of the wiichng
age of sweet sixteen. 49,
When created l- endowed him With faculties which
when rightly eItie him better ot than mine he SAID
Iis wei that should be aone will make mPanioH io
made Adam know that he could not live wnSet 6e Tso
70 Ss nai h. might be happy On ssih This my
ee1i.la isdy struck s. extraordinary be.gry feel ta.
f 9 st p ~nS Who Be sdy /. Il Is MI
DO blame blame my'ef for it, found death her blue
hOpTs TO ind eternal h:PPns L would b he @ sr.
to death 50 sudden THEREFOR farewell Mr. md iany
you will watch you and guard in time Of DANCE
Farewell and AL Despair hurries me to death
a isss f Tsi NJ syn - and my wsho'd
world be Eliza There Will meet If not angels
We VIII "'''' "tssnedJ THOMAS LAFoRCE."
Another paper was subsequently found 10 the knapsack
the deceased of which the following is translation
"A BROKEN HEARTS CoNPLAsTDeath and life Anguish and
Seope ny eye. Where The fountain whose
will ouench flames Where the ,png heal the heart
wounded with the Of love- despair aud model she
Of beauiyeAAms without equshe flower Of her rose OF
the Heperde she who enchants Yes her
wandhet Of bIe snd doom that OF
Dom the 5s Ts Of 6. ndns NOR n
hathls The tender smile Cytheres-
royal shape bearing hunes Dna snd oy cheeks
her whom 0bercn chose Tor hi spouse " ich she the eoua
terrsrt ,,,. IL, ..,.
would have escaped his
SITUATION hen with and hope offering sacrifice
oh Teemschu You taken BY the hands OF
GOODIES the charming Euha and the still mourning
Calypso and laid in the lap old Penelope Bat notwithstanding
lovely and
ven But Poor reich wha do before me-
reoipce shudoer To love and 10 be
loved ssaA to love and 10 adore dsrsen the
necessities Of life oh misery soon viii de.P.
oyerpowe viii rake snd handful OF sand will
g higher spheres look down sweety he
who dear him II Will guard and protect her and nrey
she will refuse him her blessing Peace % with MS
"(sigued) THOMAS LAFORCE"
OUTHAGE-TRe EronsriHe Ind Enquirer of the sth
says We have learned he particulars of great outrage
which occurred in Morris Township, Posey County, last
Friday. Mrs. Benner. the widow of frederick Benner
deceased late Of Memphis up few days ago at the
request of LOUIS Benner her broternaw who resides
in Pesey in company with two persons she had been b.
paw visit Deigbbors returning she Wa fired
at from the woods ard received two woundsone IN the
back the shot striking against the shouder-blade ana
lodging there. other in the wrist Al the time the tao
persons with her between the assassin and herself
and this probably saved her life. The lady Is an entire
stranger in Posey except 10 her b!otherin-law and his
fomily Suspicion Immediately fastened on Mr.. Louis
BenDer and his second Mrs. Benner believes tha
they committed the act They have been arrested and
have gS bonds Mrs. Berner Is not dangerously hurt
aud in u fair way 10 recover.