New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

EXTRAORDINARY tf>E uf NE AENhsb s''As, -
Among the individuals nineteen in number, who vii
be taken 10 day this city 10 serve out various
TENS IL tie pehl;eutiaTy, u Joseph Mar-nsh con.
Weed Of burglary, and under sentence OF SIX years
Confinement. For the past five or six weeks he has
leen feening insanity. with furious pertnacity quite
remarkable So violent has he been that his legs
lave been secured with stout chain, and his arms
heavily shsokhd. Day after day he has rayoi for
hours ard rolled bis Eyes as If Suffering spasms OF
Il adless II. has worked his mouth until it frothed
liz. msd dogs and made desperate efforts TO bite
.,ery ore WHO dr, near, and has actually, in several
case diI in niiicung painful wounds with MS
tech. lie has been closely conbned ia dungeon,
through the bars OF which he could be seen rolling,
can up bis ohains gritting his teeth snd hoard howl
rg hOrndly BE tore the clothes from his person re-
fused iooo and wao ed like did beast in the filth.
He refused 70 he thsVed, washed or clothed. and
r,ib;,c coulo lie done with him but by overpowering
viol.u,e 1t required the best efforts OF four stout
II en- 10 {, he him to the courthouse, where he made
Den, STATIONS rs queer ana desperate ~ when IN
ia l. When told 10 stand up and rece We sentence. he
reused 10 DO so srd "ss "rcibly held up Inc con
in uarco fer we,ks Of such wild behavior shook the
g, iuop that all 1T first bad that he possumlng,
bui l.. gave DO naif stations Of crazness until after
D, had t. captured and III jail for day or tS0 and
il vrs rather plin that there was method Ia M mai
nee for the terrible game 10 ~D. fe-tsrday, Fading
thar tl.. vas ~ hope for hun he gave up saying
hat il WAS of DO ueto rave any more, AZ ho va.
beaten: but such course had once Az iiled him. and
would now, lie thought If Prnden had NOT put II I"
=" him 60 tight. He called tor razor, shaved nun
,,f gently nut ob clean clothes, and endesvoret 10
b. IS cou fo.isbe as possible, under the circum-
sisrces H.. j. much emaciaied and IN hls struggles
and ,ylth conduct bas IL ur,d his person to con-
siderabI. extent. He Wa once powerful man, ani
cngLiI,d for frais Of agility in circus 20 which
h, WIS attach, d. BY trade he was shoemaker. He
rive ns a reason for committing the burglary. Tor
Which be il under sentence, that he had been SICK,
wss desttue OF friends and money and could not ger
work IL. applied TO ind V dual from whom no
Il mo hNI y
[Cipeinr.n Commercial. Sept 80
TuRFy NEW TERRIToRIEs.-1he Fort Smih Ark
E,,oE savs We aru from Major pru, u. ). Agent,
who arrived II town Oh Monday evening lat mat he
lsr Concluded treaties with the SeDecas of Sandusky
md IL. mixed band Of Senecas and Shawnecs aud the
Quapa~ small bands of lndiass reading on
GrAo River Immediately sect of he south vest cor
p.t O, tsour south Of Kansas Territory MAJ d.
WIS srloint.d by the PRESIDENT Commissioner 10 nego-
tiat. u, Nth ti.se IL diaDs 70 obtain from them
ell Of her surplus lands snd to settle up their apnu
tie, pe,n,uI emily. We learn from him that the San
ou,ky scss reserve 100 acres for every s'ui OF that
tsnd IN b. located in one body, and the balance 81
IL lands to be survey ed by the Ubrd States Govern
nert ard sold he proceeds OF which are 10 be paid
Ia tt IpciaLs after deducing the expenses of survey
ipg ard selling They are ~ receive $40 900 for their
euruii.s sDd also something for other benefits which
We do Dot Los recUilrct. The Senecas and ShawGces
r,,.ry. e acre. for es'h member OF the tribe, for
Which tt United States is 10 issue patents and they
aso rp,rv, 10 sections Ia he held common property
tie ri0u. Of The aLds to be survey aud sold On Ike
terms IT'D III. S.nrce-. Their anuulties 10 be put into
one iuud snd paid 10 four nstallm-nts. The Quspavs
have ode treaty in almost every respect like the
S.Itcar end Shaw Major d. will leave IN few
GAYS the Osages the pla MS where he hopes
to he able to conclude treaty With them. he viii
take an .sc0rt If troops from Fort Gibson with him.
Lote We .ball hear Of his making favorable
treaty ali TIN rowing tribe Of prairie Indians Their
sucs lie in Kars Territory. The Chorokees also IN
eco COO ct land in thus Territory, which they are
g. 1,us "a oisp"s. If TO the Government. The lands
oi tsir.o frum the three small bands mentioned above
are YER, .rti. aLd we'll watered and will fall in the
t.rritor, Of Cherokee, and will be under the urisdic
& ob Of the Oh. I"kets. We hope room 10 have II 70
thar the three Indian territories, SO literally
provided for by Mr.. JohnsOn's bill, have all been
oIg AIMED.
Fas SCHooL-TEAcHER THE RIGHT TO FLoG
PuIILl- es,. involving this question was tried at
our seIten Der Cucuir. Hiram Wood, during the last
winter truu ht Dstrct School In the t0wn 0f STAN
ford IL tins county Frances GermoDd, girl Of II
YEAR olo, among his scholars For some alleged
ds b.. di,La. the teacher with whip about four feet
long AL d u.sry bali inch ia diameter logged her
80 ,.v,iely that black and blue marks were left on
or .rtoD fer ws,ks after the occurrence. The de-
feL,e that b- TEACHER had right u resort 10 this
Kind 81 tBnifhu ent 10 preserve order Judge Dean
cI srgeo The Jury that The stood in the place Of
pII,u ana Lad right 10 correct dpapA but m do
tng must frh,bfa paress feelings. That he had
Ne I 1T tbr privilege to crafty his own feel
ngs of rss.DintDi-andi If he exceeded ~hat was ns-
e.r.sIy To- prts'rse order he liable for assault
Of batter, liz further charged that the means used
10 pres.vr order should be adapted 10 the ser age,
srG habit of the Iuph-tbat bat might Se necessary
ard Iropsr IL care If large boy, would Dc very im-
PROF. and excessive 10 the case Of femae-snd ieit
il TO The jury 10 cay whether any possible crcuhsAn'
c.r would warrant nsn whether ~acner of DOL,
in la,ire bis hands in violence or anger on gro~nap
eirl Tie jury found y verdict against 'he 'sscner
for The sbn Of 1875, which We thIDx h,esS WIN ap-
pro, al in the whole com nunty lPoughAeepsle Tel
RlHAREABLE REsu-cITAIIos-f.sterday morning
at about 10 clock, singular eveht Log place on
Bah Name. A boy about 10 years Of age, whose
n,n. i. lanes B.sl, from Georgetown, was found
Al lrpg ~ the neck to rope winch Is attached 10
n, side Of III. stairs leading from tho cabin 70 the
6.,L When discovered by the mate, Who cut him
avn b. seemed 10 he in the sgoniss Of death. He
vsr OF deck wbs,e bis struggles and noise col
l.,t,d a large sro4d, sSo a messenger at once was
d ,tateL,d Tor Dr. j w. Phelps, No IS fremont st.,
be- ,oon -rrved he spot and by his professional
81 in restored he unhappy youth. l. appesrs thak
iL. DO, had been 10 the habit Of playing with these
rorss ore Of which be often tied around his ~ast.
al had been adm"nihed by the captain for doing.
On tho pr.s.Bt Occas.oB be fss1ned the cord round
LIZ retk, sIIed from the stairs and was found sus-
psna.d about foot from the cabin floor
boston Transcript
TEE ESLAR6EAEsr.-The work on the Enlarged
Canal st OF thu city "a Low progressing, some 500
lst"rers being engaged in the excavation. % the
section between this eify and spencsrport about three
n lee Of Ids IoLdelt lie of canal 70 be constructed,
70 avoid # the present curves. This YORK ea
sure COCO empIoymen for large number Of lsborers
curing ths smter. IL will be carried 10 60 nP.eoon
y iih al enpsteh.. Rochester Dem f'o-
GOLD IN PLys.YLvAsIA-An EoglRh geoos.,,
n,n,d G ] PhiTps NO. on tour Of meteorological
re,es in B.,hs County, j. said to hsv. discovered
gold in vein OF quartz pear R-sding. ne ua.ae
81 tie latter place, Viii b has sen ses s,. 81 ~"
Gin .I., speaks Of the gold - remarkably p0's'