New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

Mr. joseph Hiss was born in Baltimore and some
newspaper writers coIgratulatng the nselves with
The iJes that ia fta,og tnis fact they remove dis
grace from sachusetfs. But this is ave error.
There IL pothDg shameful to the city of Baltimore in
the accident OF his birth there. There hundreds
ust like him in tle purieRs Of every gre4 city. But
Baltimore took him up and set him before the
world az fttirg Representative Of the modesty, the
worth, the intellect and the refinement Of the city.
1t was Boston which did all this and upon his Bos
tor col stueDis must rest the di-grace. Neither Did
organization of eighty thousand voters OF Mary
lad select him as the person With whose reputation
they would identify the honor of their order, by
choospg him az their fttest man for State Marshal
"of the Supreme order ofthe .Spapgled Banner"
hvs: in Aas;aehusetts that this singular taste was
exhibited, and Massachusetts, must pay the penalty by
enduring the reproach. Ii is not just or reasons to
attempt TO divide il with State, which, go far as We
know, sfewed him out years ago.
Salem Mas Gazette.
FORTUNE IN WAITING FOR Some ONE -1hs
Quincy Herald says "sDug little fortune of
SEQ 600 can be obtained by the legal hecs when
ever they may cal for it at least they informed
BY DANE Stout OF Rock R'vef Ill. Itappears it wss
leit by John Stout, Of South Carolina previous to
the war Of the Revolution, to his brother, 81. LegG
Stout and his sister, Nancy Stout then of New Jer
sey but subsequently, Of Virginia somewhere in the
neigh borhood of T,gers Valley, where they resided
for many years, ana where they died Marcy Stout,
during her lifetime, married s msn named Hart, aud
ST. LegeY female named Barlow. As these par
be row awaiting the order of Their heirs who sd
dress Daniel Stout Rock River H., on the subject.
DEATH OF AN AGED RsvoLuTIoNARY PEyAoSER-
The Untos states that iu,es ence hss been received
q the Pension Office Of the death Of Hugh Harris,
colder Of the Revolution. He died at Jonesboro',
Tennessee, on the 10 Of February, at the exrsor.
binary eye Of Ito years. He was married to his last
WIFE, who is now 10 receipt of pension as his widow,
in the Doth year of his age.
DIATH OF VETERAN John Reed one Of the
slosst citizens Of Clarke County, Indiana died last
week He was one of the ea'ly settlers of the
oopI try and has been engaged 10 several fights WITH
the Indians. At one time be was attacked in tie
woods by six Indians, BAT succeeded III escaping with
only wounds. He was also engaged 10 tbs battle
Of nppecsnoe. rerre Haute JOarnal.
RosBrRY.-Dsvid S Perry No. 1872 Chatham ST.,
con plsns that Sunday nia he robbed CT $50 By
al posee Of bis named Patrick whitney at hs residence
ookNpi That be called - the Police Office In this City,
wfhe an was pending Biz In goeofJ
bal Inc shef could not him m had Oh
tanned Tom hhss Coaety. and he escaped Mr.. Perry
thI rtnons charged with robbery should detained with
cut warrant
DAEItL WEBsrER's CARsiAGE.-The carriage
which the Hon. Daniel Webster used was sold at auc-
ton in Boston, by Mr.. Ricdle, on Saturday for
eli Scales cum than would have been realized for
. good hand cart.
HEAVY TRaIS-A train Of forty CAM containing
live sock brout ht into Albany, on Saturday, after,
poep, on the Central Railway. The train wa nearly
quarter Of nile in length.