New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

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have beeu eisoov.Hd 4y me prison aunoTisiess prseuce
in vAh brandy ctoar sr. cr0ct apeesr % be an.s,
iLe sole r, suce. irJ in yoHcsg or D,cenSer ls12
item gallons Of brandy, ten, ~ r-pnds OF cheese;
item 10 pounds OF crackes-a Wen propnsonci essor-
mont Which os'eD-biy ordered for the use ~ the
Prison Ho.pi,a but sh.c the gentleman who sod them
believes w,Ie to IT,, Inspector roomoG sccsssn
vhon General Storms the laspeetor hH tnVt.d some
friends to visit ihe institution under BIZ charge N"nsher
No for the mogth conta.ns Iien le geiions of
brfDdyi item, sslions OF VINE; ana iiem, pot
vine auan,iiy not stated. This liquor WA also
deli,er,d at the Wsreps house where the 2iheer
cor egate and pupor, 10 have been furnished for the
u,e Of ID. hospital Voucher q, for Fobrary following
iaud month intervening b,tSecu these bills has iten,t
ealcrs pale brandy. Noucs'r II, for March, TIE nett
Gon,h has item gallons brsndy item gallons vine
an sent TO The Waroens de gsr;ment-a iadieiOas preas
ton r II il had gore 70 the prison stoehouse AM The
convict. had got a. H. iae's no sSs.. 4 s son..o. ssS
tcus gallons Of brandy g pounds OF cheese % pcands
ofcra,htrs, and one qr"r OF pIrt wine u gues e
vics had smell NJ. round at ihat Voucher }, Tor No.
velnler lsa3, contains, items. gallons brandy aod3
den iiohns. suppose The liquor was pat up N packages
IN nil purchasers and labeled say demjOhn gallons,
fyo Bono pubic1, ior prison ase demphu gallon each
for use in Inspector and Agents departments. may be
mistaken IL the dsr button for there is some he con-
fisiou in the Il cures IN peucll on the margin.
Jn Japuary last who had arulshed large 9aantty
Of LIQUOR 10 the Prison visited the Institution. The 6rS
aluali,n from the agent vas the inquiry whA sFs y9n
huo for 20 Without waiing for his rrpy he asked the
cleik IF they ed h,m anything for braniy NO,
saws tie clefk "no by -, and we don want any more
his brandy so long as me Governor furnishes u. sap
ple. rrotracfion Of the converstion elected the
sa;emen, iii the Governor had sent them down lot OF
breud, rs NewYesrs present aud as the proof OF the
rrGif is in the eating hereof all hanis there were ten
OF 6iteen, agent clerk, keepers and vsLo" adograSd
70 tie Il specors room Where the cek proluceh the
Governors testimonial, "a five lon demJohn a"d they
all drank the health ot ms Exctushcy ana TO Maine
H. the spring fouovirg this little reunion the Gov
errors brandy and vile TIE act Tor ihe suppression o
t.mptrance We. in the Exec siiye Chamber, tho agent
OF he prison offered bet aud did bet odls, that tbs
Governor would return the bill with his veto. submit
tie point to those poted is not fair 20 presume that
/ the sgent was betting positive kno 'ed ge, and that
th T. fore be is entitled o The money Ihe recipients
OF such testimonial anly could have entertsagi no
doubt a. to what the Governor would pursue
aCm that the authority upon which tins narrative rese
Le unsupported assert OF the clerk ant asen leave
loom for doubt but ~ stands ens anice point ios
the consideration OF the fancy Tines.
AxorHFR PHASE N LWE.--A little three
nontls since very wen dressed and finely appear.
ing woman, olhd in mourning, IN company with
hov some fourteen years OF age, appeared at the OF
fee Of the Chief Of Police ant desired TO zee hin alone
RS hi had OF importance which she wished tolsy
before him and consult with him in reference 10 IT, There
Has that sadness IN the expression OF herfce which
ted no fsg tale. Her gish wa al once granted The
consultations iuolmd was long, anu when she len
the flee tescs Of tcars distinctly marked upon her
set handsome face aud the Toy cheek wa Vet wt wth
weeping She left but what the delicate nature Of
her business no one knew but the Chief and he kept his
counsel.
Three months have rolled away. aud tn mystery 10 at
last solved. Tie woman is resilient ol vihage not
very remote from this city. About one wear sncs she
lo her husband leaving her very comfortably III far
his worlds coods arc co cerned ar rich ia t6e possession
of dauglter sixteen of age, OF much beauty
J end aGcomp pislmCnt By some mems TIE daughter had
made the acquaintance of gay Lothario conn, ced with
a railroad passing through the village the Acquaintance
ripcning into intimacy which alarmed the mother
She SOUGHT by all those usually resorted 10 bya
wathu parent 70 break O the acquaintance and fondy
hoped che bad crtde cut in this she disappointed
1te daughter ahsent lor day sh. supposed
vist to rn acquainauce Just of the viii ge but uige
pIise her anguish and her eoniecsues when she
learned tue ioawmg morning chat her daughter had gone
dul. roa1
e. the Fals. She, with her SON Immediately started Ia
pursuit and closely tvoed her to this city. Arriving here
Stature ay evening she led 10 make any omnuaicstion
police until Monday morning and 'heD s tho resut
ai that time proved without any effect. Search was
made il almost every drectcnat hotels, private board.
ing houses and places where vice does congegaie, but
the ruapt daughter TO be found, and the mother
with her son, returned 10 her bomo detected and sad
Over three months have passed away since then The
mother has been heard from twice making anxioas
inquiries if any trace bad yet been obtained Of her lo't
daughter As yet she has received but one answer aud
from slight information received at the Office Of the
Chef OF Police 1t supposed that the girl in the
puTsued with favorable result The daughter was found
boarding family which has hitherto borne arespect
able character, the mistress Of wealthy married man OF
the city. Buffalo Repabic
DREADFuL AFFRAY-A Mds kd2ed.-A desperate af.i
fray occurred Sunday At tavern in the immediate VI
ciny of the camp'meet'ng, ground near Blarsville 1t
appears that among those who assembled IN the neigbor
hood of the csmppeeing witness the exercises were
two individuals named William Brown aad D nisl smith,
BOTH believe, married ueu, ana rcslIeMs OF
VILE They met at tavern NJ ar the latter point and an
old grudge existing between them, fight ensued Ia
which Smith conved to bite Browns nose clear off his
face. Brown, smartng under The pain, shouted 10 Smith
to stand back and keep away from him. but being urged
by Of tho spectators 10 coutinuo the fight his ant
onst paid attention 10 the request and in the ae.
of rushing Brown, when the latter drew knife and
stabbed him to the heart The unfortunate expired
H. few minutes after be received the wound. Brown
s.et for murder, aud snow in custody. 10 has
wife and two children The aray is represented being
Of The most brutal on record The parties all
intoxicated when the difficulty commenced. Tho man
still living Tuosday but his recovery is consid
I cred impossible.
AFFRAY AT TRADERS Hit, GA-An ARRAY took place
the death Of one and severely wounding another
The deceased TO his death by stab received in the
time; his is James s. Bennett said 10 have been
raisei in Madison County, Fla, and remained time
in Marion County where he married; he then went 10
Traders Hill where he for some two or three years
engaged in small business. He leaves wife TO mourn
sis unexpected departure from this world. NJ. Isaac
Tucker, an old and respectable citizen Of that community,
unfortunately became engaged in this unlocked for
tragedy by heing intoxicated the time. He has
tunse connection with this sad affair His brother naw,
Joshua Brown, received blow from tTo-pound yeght
thrown by Mr. Hammock, formerly Of Florida, which
ending his days. II is thought however that
lie Will after a tune. Mr.. Tucker has yet
been arrested, but officers are on the alert.
Jacksonville Rspublcan, Ass a.
HORRIBLE MURDER.-The pail Of mourning and deep
has oyershedOwed our citizens since Monday of ast
week end cast gloom every heart the tracery Of
which may be marked IN every countenance. The pain
fu event. Of which it is equally painful duty to speak,
is tie death, by muTderOus hand OF yong. promising
and highly esteemed citizen On the day OF the election
in the evening aray occurred and the deceased Mr..
Feix GaOrd rushing ill., suppose fearing that OF
bis relatives were involved was clinched by Mr. w. l..
Wilsms who inflicted terrible wound 10 his throat with
knife, from which he died the evening OF the folio
ing day Williams s now in jail on tie charge Of mur-