New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

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vas uo"ced "ith tseL pes,ensC-s - ~ - we bat
t.n lis .oc.h and coat boanea lr;u 9,.s 'saa,a
70 zoe abgu. ban ef trs Y-ss r.. -Ane sls9. .
New Orleans, and had ~, or two 80
before the bost left pert ts,s 1ackerx. JH.
friend who recognized one or . II the mea .s,n
Soon seT hs boa, wa under 1% sss,,
proceeded many miles up the river Of the Pitth.
coal boatmen attacked Wabash man who vu oa;ss ~
pesceabe and bad said nothing to him. and knockei ~
down and beat him dreadfully Twoof his friends M,
ered to save him from further Ill usage when thew v
arm broken by blow Of in the hands Of one Of -
rioters. The deck bar open and another pas.s ss
smell man stepped Up after the rst fray and called ~
drink. While he was In the act OF drinking a h,I.
fellow, bully among the coal bostmen stepped nm sy
sezed him by the neck chosked him and threw him IA 80
deck as he were chicken and then stamped on him NJ
suffered 30 get up and he regsincd b;. a.,
he drew knife and inflicted terrible wound In M ~
mans right breast WHICH placed him on his back d.;
the rect of the trip and on the arrival of the boat here S
sent 20 the hospital
Not long after this occurrence the coal b,stmen ha
perfectly wild with liquor, their anxiety for 6ch, ara
heard TO that they would take the boat si A
they pie ased. The deck crowded with passeocsss
and the quiet and orderly had pesce rect. and wsr
beet every moment Capt Tucker then deter ri mai y,
que the riot ard sunmoning his among whom vera
twenty one Spaniards, erming them with short cahs
hstches and Whatever weapons he could he marched -
the lower deck ard endeaored to restore order and Dot IL
rioters shore The rioters laughed at him. aud one biz
fellow shook bis fist under his and deied the wh
crew The spansrds, in solid phsanx armed with clrs
and long knife were ordered TO advance and seize he
yiDgfesder. 1853
Then ensued scene fstrife and con,r ,rllon 49,.
on the deck Of beat The spanish Hnrsyer vars.
victorious and managed four of tae rnglesds
who tied neck and heel and peace 81 oncsse. h
stored The chief Of the mob was not csnght sad f>r 4
several days could not be found and Il thought h
be- together with four Ave Others had jumped ever
board and either drowned or swan ashore. Several Of
the cabin passengers that they distinctly three
four in the river and the affair ccuret asop
amer the boat left New Orleans it impossible to eH
who was lost.
During the melee, coal boatman BY the name AZ
Blakey much hurt, and dangerously stabbed in tina
side. He taken OF by the officers of the bos
and sent to the hospital The mate Of The Traube re-
ceved a cut in the head from knife which he csusht
Just Of the mutneers made lnnge at him
The four that arrested were put oil the boat soon
sfier the array queed and when the boat was in
the neigbborhood of Milkins Bend the big fellow ,h,t
sd been missing found and forthwith set ashore
He had been secreted under the cylinder ,imbers No
further outbreak occurred during the trip though many
threats made just before the boat reached the pof
The discipline OF the Spanards and the determination Of
the officers of the boat put an efectua stop to the law
lessness of the coal bcatmen. Louisville Cour, cath u
HIGH HANDED OUrR.GE-On FRIDAY night abou, te.
oclock German, named Charles Fisher, recently FROM
Washington, d. c, proceeded down town in sssrch a.
he said, Of washerwoman. He was met by Susan Hui-
ing, coored woman, aud notorious thief to whom 10
house in Bedford Il below Sixth, under pretense Of get
ting him person to do the washing and after they 20.
the told him she was hungry not having had anyhngn
that day. and begged him for twenty five cents whe
upon Fisher pulled out his pockebook TO give her the
money for food his benevolent feelings being excited for
the poor sasm Immediately LEFT the house IN.
der pretense of getting food but returned with
notorious thieves named Benjamin Pryor and JsmSs Sc
din who rushed upon Fisher With drawn sniyes and do
% e ad III Re Fl hs .%o. e
OFT bis pocket book and threw it ON the table which was
seized by Sordin They then stripped of his cost sat
gloves At this stage Of the proceedings Fisher hslloed
loudly and bre aGg from their hold, threw bis back
gsnst tie door, esped down fight of stairs fifteen feet
in hight and ran into the street lilo was directed the
E. City Station House Of the Marshal Police, ant OH
GERS Zane end Kane promptly the spot and sue
ceeded in arrestinp the above named thieves byethr
With Elizabeth Williams, an aocompli;e. smsn hsi
paw ned the coat. They taken before AID Crovs
and committed TO prison in default Of 5000 bail each "
answer at court philadelphia Register ID.
UEARrREsDIyG TRAGEDY.-A correspondent Of Tie
Clerelana Pla.ndsa,er writing from Wsnpacca County,
Wisconsin, tells the following iras ical tale;
"A farmer sold yoke or oxen 10 sn individual Ia the
and received his pay 10 paper money Ies
nan who purchased the oxen being in hurryt to s'at d.
tquested the farmer to assist in yokipg them up Hes
,oidingy went to the yard with the man for that purpc
lie house be found his little child had taken the money
rom the table and in the act of kndIng the FIRE
he stove with it, From the impulse OF the moment he bit
he child a rlsp the side Of the head, sohsrd sts
knock over and in the fall struck its head against tbs
ove with such force a. to break its skull. -
The mother, who was IN the act of washing ssmM
child in tub Of water. in s6joning room. On snng
he acas dropped the child and ran 70 the room whsne,
be noise proceeded, and was so much terrified at what
he there beheld that she forgot the little child In the go
time and upon her return TO the found the little
me drowned The husband after few moments revev
ng The before him, seeing two Of bis cndes
lead without further reflection, took down his gun and
,lew his own brains out )" I-4
FATAL AccIDEsr-FIRE-AsD BOGUS FAcroRr-0w
friend Kreider M ID called at sanctum this morning
md informed Of sad and fatal accdent the town
If Bail, on Wednesday evening Mr.. John Susphen Of
hat place sent out his two aged ii ana years into
he field to attend upon the burning Of some logs lhe
ire had communicated to largo beech tree which !au
Dg killed both the boys instantly The Doctor being on
professional excursion 10 attend surgical 1885,
eded to Luray KrkeByiile and Etna, at each OF
which places he had awaiting bis attention AT he
stt.r place while examining case Of blGa i;a;,
table belonging to Mr. Maxfeld late a resident OF that
lace, Of Minnesota found TO be on fire. and wa:
dies was found for manufacturing the various do
atoms Of coins. from half dollar to half dime
ever Of which the Doctor brought along and exhibited
1t 10 quite possible that from these facts an expert
hatcher rogueTy might be enabled 10 develop other s
erestng facts. Ohio State Journal, 3lst
MURDER AND SUB.yQuEsr EXECUTION IN THE CREEK
SATIoE-We learn from gentlemen recently from tho
Creek Nation that about three weeks ago negro slave
JIM belonging to Mr. Watt Grsyson, residing at North
Fork, c. N, murdered two Greeks, one named Msnow%
who had by order of Mr. Grayson tied his-the negros
brother whom Mr. G. had sold to trader from Louisiana
by order Of several Chiefs OF the Creek
Nston he was condemned to be executed sccordingto
he forms Of the Creek law-sn md seated log bis head
covered by blanket be received two rifle balls and ten
dead The executione the nearest relatives OF A
Now though we have no doubt but shss nv
rupr richly deserved bis fate we cannot but express our
authortie to be tried by herlsw, an evidence thai
Indians are Low abiding people, and unwilling TO wreS