New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

DEATH or 4 FrGITIyE.-IAe Troy -. " Times says,
negro lady died in this city last week OF long and se'
disease whose history Is one OF interest," and o r
mantle nature. She born slave IN Virginia AMI
early sold to a negro-traer, who took her To Aabama,
and she there again disposed OF 10 one OF me cotton
growers of that State Her owner soon discovered
that she not proper person to work IN the cot
top.felo beneath the hot sun OF that almost trop-
ca region and She was again sold to family resit-
ing in the State of North Carolina, with whom she
lived for considerable number of years. Duros her
residence with this family, she became the mother of
three children, from whom she was separated ny being
sold to another family residing in her native state of
Virgniawas brought to Philadelphia by her owners as
n family servant but she concluded 10 embrace the
opportuny the Of Pennsylvania afforded 10 declare
her allegiance to man. She accordingly announced
her crminat0n 10 be free and bidding farewell 10 her
ov nes started for this city She arrived hero and en
tered intn the service of of cersymen in whose
family sLe resided for number of years She became an
exemplary member of his church. and often a the social
meetings of the congregation she would relate the ccum
stances of her conversion in manner which wOdd bring
tears TO the eyes of the entire assembly. Sh
heard speak of the slave of the South but often PRAYED
10 God that the shareholders might become acquainted
with tho error Of their aud their traffic m hui
man A. sh and blood. OF her children she would some.
times exclainl-" oh, dare not think OF them! After
wears Of suffering she has been released 10y the hand of
death.
NEGRO SrFALIyG.-A writer in 1he Hafrodsburgk
PlougiJov makes revelations in regard to the plans
resoried by the Abohionists to kdnap negroes lie
says: "The negro slave that was captured by Mr. Nor
gan Of the Jacksonville Railroad, belonged 10 Mr. james
McAtee of Mercer County; and the negro states that
he deco ed off by two peddlers in covered wagon,
one of whom has been selling jowery in this county, and
the other peddng clocksor at all he has been to
several places fixing clocks There Is still rd sus-
picous character pretending to pedde books against
whom would warn the citizens of Mercer. The two
who persuaded MeAfees boy off, armed with slN-bar-
relied revolver and boweknifc took him across the
Ohio River and gave him ticket for the Jenersonvlre
road The writer Of this understands from other
that the AbotiOnss OF Ohio have formed society that
contributes much weekly for ying these rascay ped
lars $50 for every slave they deliver upon the west bank
Of the Ohio River.
ELopENESr.- The Elm6a RcDubican says Mr.. Mar
tin who keeps grocery Railroad-st., had occasion
recently visit landed possessions At distance
from This place. During his absence gay Lo,hariO -
a German named Hugo Paul, bosrder in Martini family,
who has been in this country nine or ten months and
whO it has been discovered has wife and child in Fas
.rand-tOok the opportunity whisper soft noth,gs
into Mrs Martins credulous Tuesday afternoon. a;
! o'clock T. VI the ebamOred pair took the steamboat
Express for the East Mr. Martin taking with her her
three children. A she had the key to the money chest
it is supposed she pockoted not only the proceeds Of the
grocery, but large amount of bills the Staten
fsend Bank. How much else taken does not appear
a. Mr. Martin y still absent. He knows nothing OF the
perdy and faihlessness which has entered his domestic
fold and stolen from him only the who should have
been the loyal guardian OF his honor and pOssesOn but
those who the delight of his heart and the hope o
his future
THE Coy>rHuioSALTT oF TgE NEw LrQCOR Law
ON FRIDAY last le uncOnsitutionaty Of the LIuor ord
argued by the attorneys for Peter Arntz AMI
about hundred others, in the Police Court. Judge
Spooner cd his decision until yesterday afternoon
Such the interest manifested 10 helr the decis that
be Court room densey crowded by the coffee
house keepers and their friends Judge SpOoner after
overriding the motion b discharge the defendant for in
suiciency Of testimony, entered into quite lengthy
view of the ordinance and it, constltuonality Tho
Judge decided that the ordnance -houi be sustained and
fined the defendant 20 and An appea. wa- taken
20 the Court OF Common Please. The other was
continue until Friday Cincinnati T. nette, oath.
FAIL or 4 BRIDGT WITH THiRTY PERsoNs OF IT. TIE
Try Badgc ofThursday says: On Tuesday morning
double wagon containing number persons from the ns
factory who out blackberry excursion was
crossing the bridge over the POestenk the Posten-
kill and Berlin Pankroad side Of tbe bridge gave
way precipating thirty in number wagon horses,
&c, into the river fall Of some feet Nearly all tho
party less injured but none seriously except
James Peabody, who has both his thighs broken Tie
party knty cared for B the proprietor the Colum-
bian Hotel Mr.. Peabody is doing well though hs suffer.
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