New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

band had wronged her; that she had taken wrongsd
woman revenge and that il the laws Of savage man ~
ouired IL she would swing goiousIy on the gaio Al
ter being lock ed up, however the melting moo ssee
over her and in her tears che epened her asn ar KEEP
stkpr for her husband aud requested permission 70 wssn
her hsnds that she might rub of tho rcd aud "dsnoed
spot which her husbands blood had len thereon
rex sropy IN PglIApELPBrA-Our city was visited
on Wednesday night by snoS storm' wn'en uoasu
able was quite unexpected DannS the A.ern'on
il varied. and down to or 10 CLOCK "a ino
rssancts were favor of continued rAin out enanss
ceme over the scene about thai time a0i pc
gan 10 fall II showed daring the grea'er part ehths
and with frozen bottom and two or three incheso
slsebpg spsHwas Anticipated. The wcsiher WIS eoiu,
the wind clustering. and real Old tishoaei "n'cs o
to have come in good earnest Inc st'isn WY 800,
az work brushing up their old sledges and those nans
new articles in that line put of not diiory IN n
ope them out for immediate qaisitiOn, aud the sehs
rsrg their merry ns al ' al SSSe ont ioor work by
which hundreds of labong men have oeen suaieny pun
ont Unemployment while provisions oil every Nni e,
,;cles Of fuel maintain their hga rates ihere WIN nv
Doubt lie msny strong appeals maets the several cnar
be institutions in city and county, ana 90 oensoens
citizens for relief to numbers who re1lHs Tue
winter and of want The storm prevailed tnrougnoa, tns
section of the country and has caused considerable de
in the travel upon railroads lH71s7' wv
Captain DR.YroS-This noble man and generous nero
left ys on Monday doubtless never 10 Vislt us again us
constitution YVES wholly broken down by his n2rsonnen
and since bis liberation, his little remaining hea ant
strength have been continually wasting lie eans on nese
e
chuse in travelling aud selling bis narrative wncn nus
inst been pubshed and thus do spmthng Tor h's o"u
support But from the severity OF the weainer or 3s
csuSe his health declined and he became so feeble as
seldom 10 leave tie house. and finally u lose all noPo
ever being essentially better, though from the MANURE Oh
his disease lie live year or two ne ., es,t KS
c and his friends here so.ictogs that he shah nave
every comfort long lie may need H. nave prooseuP
raise Eve hundred dollars orhi' oensht As .as w Pso
bsby lie the last opportunity that VIII ever be ai'rd1i Us
Of administering TO his wants, we nope uls. oar tosi''
will feel il imperative, As well ~ gfalesl aly tou
something for one deserving OF hor al nirson ani
sympathy. Contributions may be sent TO Mr. FtancS
! Jackson Of Boston Boston Commonwealth
JusrrcE-We noticed some days since, tho fact that
number Of esran,s Who had paid their passage to Now
York were landed in PHILADELPHIA and that the CtPan
OF the ship hadrefuscd 20 forward thom 70 at eeS'lna
ton The British Consul took up the case, iouni oi;
ing house for the strangers, and com aeneei ie4
ir9s sgainst the ship. On the next day the Captan@
tempted 10 induce the emgrants 70 @ to Newfo< ms
eyptrfe but they refused do until advised oy the
Consul He then swore he wou,a 40 nans ,o'p h;s
vessel was seized until $4,000 should be pail to cancel the
Judgment which had been rendered after t.l 81 she
case Meanwhile the British Consul hai t)rsarled the
strangers their destination This act OF a'sce wa ne
ssluory influence upon the swindlers "ho attepPt 10
victims. lAioahy E'on'". ''a'n
! CHILDREN FROZEN AT EaIE.-1hc ChselIad PAN
"Two or three days ago a little child was frozen IN its
hands and feet while being carried round the OreaN
Erie passenger by the train last night morns us tnM
an intent also frozen in IL hands ald iee undeI sum-
lar Circumstances Yesterday Inc '''S,c. wacn ns 70
be Travelled by omnibUses six miles There no Salon
a Hsor Creek where the passengers are oOsel 10 DO
bark from the cars They MT oay exposed TO the cold
air while shiir their baggage but the whole ride 81 Ere
HE eLiest and beakes inn ENABLE being exposed TO
4 constant cold wind from the Lake Is wonies ina.
all the children mud hali the sduts are oozeh'o ueaa'
How long shallthese things bel
Rank SHRLEYA letter to the Secretary of the Board
Of Underwriters, states that tie bark Shirley OF ana ior
baltimore chartered the Colonization SoceyJ from
bere put into st. Thomas on the lst OF December aIser
Icing at for 50 days Ia crippled condition ABOUT
the i4h ult when in latitude 50 north, 0n o. west she
was knocked down during severe gale, in which 1hey
had to cut away the main and mzzsn mAs.. naa very
heavy weather before and after tho DISASTER the panPs
chokcd AND the obliged to dig down In tho hod
and bail to Keep her free.
The Shirley is loaded with palmoi and camwood Has
had her first survey ordered to be discharged anu the
vessel TO be taken on the ways
LAsALLE RIoTERs-We learn from The O,ta1ay Re
hcda that all but five of the thirty two rioters arrested
at Lasele by the Shields Guards have been discharged
-Four more have since been arrested two OF whom John
Ryan and Michael ruohey are known to have taken part
in the murder They two of the four persons Tor whom
the Sheriff offers a reward. special Grand Jury con
vened on tuesday to sit on this case detachment OF
twenty men from the Shields Guards have been employed
by the Railroad Company to protect the property OF the
contractors They have preserved order nce the ay Oh
the riot We learn that they destroyed all the whisky a
the groceries about the first thing
RAILROAD AccIDEST-1he train on the Central Road
which LETT here ocoek yesterday afternoon run OIL
the track Bergen. number OF passengers were IN
the cars and the escape of all without loss of life mrac
ulous The ears were many Of them upset. and the track
was torn mp for some distance
A gentleman his wife and child, whose names we do
not learn were the most ipjuredhe lady severely Tho
remainder Of the passengers escaped with bruises Inc
accident sed have been caused by the breaking OF
the axletree of the tender Buffalo Commercial Dec 80
A LEGAL MURDfR-On Saturday, 25th inst Mr.. Brofee
was found dead in yard in the Second Ward. Cause
delirium tremens and exposure to the cold Last sum-
man was the mother Of three small daughters and all were
paupers 1t said she procured whisky by selling the pro
visions furnished by the town at the dggeries She was