New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04

sistsd with Messrs Tenny & Ballisier hioy st. sA %
she business card OF hrh r bss
ssS hat he did not know Mr Adams whereupon one 0As
men stCpped out and soon produced an lnINiuDa wnon
he REPRESENTED that gentleman MT BONES hai pm
vaely his messenger TO the store OF hessfs
Rallister 10 inouie II there such person as Nj AZ
ans and hessted TO accept the Endorsement offered nn
the return of his messenger Upon this the check hosu
left saving that dinner tine that they were
hurry and would call again during the forenoon.
Soon after the departure OF the men Mr. a. \ Man.
called upsn Mr. Bodies ard aid that he rscsllected ha
two men such rs he had described had called at his store
priced goods took card az said they would can agsa
ii. knew nothing more of them, These circumstances
wr the police and they proceeded TO sesrcA
For tie suspoc,ed parte. Thhy found them during ls
night at the Howard A2oneum. The men gave her
names - Charles Barker and John l.. bouy Upon
ir them seven checks were found " ther possession wa
1st One for 5000 on the Bank OF New York signed 4.
% For goo on NE Bank Of NewYork signed A
Woodruff * Robinson.
Sd For $40 on the Bank of New York signed A.
itb For 5000 on the Bunk OF New York signed A.
Woodruff & Robinson. - - -
sth For ssi 20 on tho Bcwery Bank, New York sssd
Fb FSr SIS ON tn. Mechanics Banking Association Ct
New York: signed Johr Fowler.
I'm For S3s0 on the Ph,rpix Bank, New York signed
John Fowler. ,., -.
An inquiry will be instituted this morning BarAsr and
Ruoy kept in ail until the suspicious circumstances
,.r4,r - ich thev arc arrested are cleared up.
'Ho'' '''' 'A' ''' boston Courier, se.a
ASIAyE Burned TO DE,rH.-A mob was collected
Lynch Court was held determine what was
best he done it'll negro who had the impotence 70 ss
his hand against white mas The Lynch Court decded
tbai be should be burned at the stake Natchez pape
Tie Free IyoGc, giving an account OF IT, says he negro
was taken and chained TO tree Immediately on me banks
of the Mississippi what IL called mon Point Faggou
wers h.n collected and piled rouzd him, TO which he sp
reared quite Indifferent When the work was composed
he was asked what he had q say lilo then warned Al
take yampe by him. and asked the prayers 81 al arounc
lie then called for a drink Of water which was haade
him; he drank it and said 4" Now set fire, sN readyt
90 in peace" The torches were lighted aud placed 70 n
bile which was soon ignited. He watched unmovedth
curiss flame that grew until il began to entwfne ifsei
around ard TX upon his body and then he sent forth cre
of agony painful to the ear begging some one oow mn
brains out The time struggling with almost super
human strength until the .taple with which the cham was
fastened the mot being well secued drew out ana
he le0red from the burning pile. AZ that moment me
sharp ringing of several rifles were heard anu the ouy
of the negro f,n corpse the ground lie was p ed
up b. some two three AID again thrown into the hre
and consumed not ve.tige remaining to snow th sucn
being ever existed Nearly four thousand slaves were
collected from The plantations in the neighbohood to VII
neas th, scene Numerous speeches were made by the
magistrates and ministers OF religion TO the large con
course Of slaves warning them, and telling them that the
same fate awaited them II they should prove ebeliocs 70
their owners.
INPoRTASr GOvERsvESr ISsrRucrioss ~ Rs0,pJ
TO INDIAN TERRITORY 80 Col jas NJ. Lakewood res nod
city last evening from ~. Louis, on his 10y 50 his
agency. We understand hat DO rtooiv at 81 LOUIS,
oICtis from arlington H. assemble, as soon rs paeti
cable the Omahas. O,toes Nj. ouric P"weees ani thx
purpose OF sinng the terms upon shioh they will
se and tho amount OF torrtory hey ae willing 10 Dis
IOse of and 10 get the several tribes g. Eve certain cas
raIy power repair ut snce to Washington for he par
nose Of concluding a.ireaty. Should ca Lakewood
coed If Itch be has doubt in gaming the conseal Of
the several Esmed tribes to SELL b. viii lake the chiefs
with him to Washington Tor the purpose Of concluding
treaty. -. A..
buy about half Of the reserved lands included wa
In the bounds Of Nebraska Territory Ii Is all that coun
try fronting the Missouri, opposite to Iowa and that
part of the State of Missouri aboyethe great Nenana.
These instructions from the Government are mighty I'M
porn and Col G6ewood will use every effort to carry
Them out forthwith and of bis success he has no doubt
II successful Nebraska may yet be ready Tor Ssemc~
col Gsiewood left this morning. and will hold councils
with II above named tribes Immediately, with view Oh
repairing TO Washington City as early in February as
practicable He is energetic man and will accomplish
bis nsioz any gentleman that could have bees
chosen. lot Josepa Cyc'o'
IS1ERFsrING RAILROAD CssE.-A railroad Of soma
interest trial before Judge Morrick in the Supreme
Court is suit brought by young lady named Cath
arne Crose for $4,000 damages for the loss OF an arm
by being run over by the cars OF the South Reading
Branch Railroad Co. The counsel for plaintiff shege ana
introduce evidence TO show that while she in the oct
gettsg upon the train started with jerk by which
she drown Off and run over with the injury above
stated and that the accident the result Of want OF
the exercise of due by the servants Of the Company
The defense attempt to show that all due was used by
the of the CompaDythat the train was not erke4
in star ting and that the plaintiff was negligent IN attemps
ing to get upon the train after had started The evidence
is all in. Boston Traveller
A SHOOTING AFFArR-An exciting scene took place "a
Thursday in Sewell place. Boston in consequence OF
report that woman named Mary L. Tarr had shot Jonss
II Briggs Of Nantucket 1t appears that year two
since, when Mr. Briggs was member Of the Legislassrs,
there had s1rung up some attachment between them
was reported; but Mrs TAR states that Mr. Briggs ~
great annoy her. he in the habit OF calling
on Der state of ntoxcaton On Thursday he knocked
at her door and was admitted. After few memsnes
oonyenaoD Drs. Tarr went suddenly to the door, ana
facing Mr.. Briggs, discharged one barrel of six barrel
yoyer at him The ball perforated the sleeves Of hn
coat and shirt and grezed the skin OF his arm Mrs Isn
not GTrested, as Mr. Briggs declined 10 prosecute
Boy MURDERED IN FRAsKLIy, PA.-On the 18Th ult, az
Franklin Pa during serv ces at the Methodist Epscop0
Church where rroraccd meeting has been in proges
for time, John Hope boy about II or IL years old,
went to the church. and sent message in 10 esk boy.
named james Hid, who was about the same age = hn-
self and with vhom he had some bOysh diiicuty 10
como out ard fight him Hill, immediately receiving
the ness0ge went out ef the church They passedinfo
al alley near by when Hope drew knife aud stabbed
Hill four mes Hil started and about twenty rod,
end dropped dead Hope at once ran TO NJ. Piuinsrs
the gentleman with whose family be was living gave N
Plumer tie knife telling ner at the same time wha -
had dcre. Hope arrested and ID now IN jail a"aunS
his tral.
MYsrERY-A Dr. Bates, residing ct Louisville, Nisss
was Il few days since implicated in q negro kldDpphS
case While the authorities proceeding to exsm.ns
the case his wife, who had been in toe habit Of taxing
morphine, took up vial of strychnine, and tock ns
amount OF her usual dose Not liking the taste she sksd
DR. Il, who was in the room, what was in the Wal
told her .trychnine. Then, said she, am poisonel
and she died within An hour 1t appeared her morln
Vial had been moved aud the strychnne put IN s 49,
Tie people We understand gave tho Doctor; slsa
death a. his wife, twenty four hours TO leaye-ihe gsn
impression being that he killed his wife ana s.s .A'
negro. hacoh "ssT DN~
RHODE ISLAND GENERAL AssEheLr-ihe oen.e'y.
terday consumed large portion Of the me IA 1nsSs,n
;trs,; 81 20 ;nnrt,nf bin In relation 10 the trsns
poration of passengers and merchandise upon az "a 90