New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-03


a dependant family. The friends OF both iusdr.
iions. we SIRE satisfied. will never have Occasional
regret the high honor conferred on the seecte
made.
Ii will he seen by their advertisement, tina, "
New.York Kansas Lesgue. under the sapsrvisold
their lsst years Suoerintendent, is in operai9
Those int ndipg 10 locate in Kansas are advised
Apply 10 Mr. W alter for reliable information.
The DrRr C,RrMEs on SrRISE.-In c)rdsas
with = resolution adopted by the Dirt Cartmeu,
Union benevolent Socie y, the officers gave noiNh
contractors of cellars and others whom II may COZ.
Gem that II is the determination Of the membeud
the Society, that on aud after the first day Of Ny
next twenty shulings per day shall be the wages AL
ten hours be the days work. We believe they n
ceve now but eighteen shillngs per day.
ARREST TOR SENDING CHALLgSGE.-Edwci
Msrsball of Brooklyn, WAS yesterday charged VII
sending a written challenge to fight Willard +. On
void. Of No. l9l Sixth ST., with whom he had had,
quarrel about a lady. The following is copy of d.
document
BROOKLYN Feb 81 tsA
Mr. GRrswoLD-Sr; HAVING duly considered the sfu
upon which ~e p.s,ed ~ords few dsys since ksW
come 10 the concu.ion that IL demands tho recruitment nd
csns of interference always deserve therefofe chsese
,ou 20 meet me on any day within week hom ths da
and 81 Cd, hour Of the ..ms with weapons yos shss
for combat " tho most mortal nature s oobns short ob
rI.mnaon a your life Or OF nine will afford n. tho ssts
f.cf, desire for the cowardly insults have offered
therefore hope that viii not have the co"sdy pressmp
consmpt 10th believe that sa,th,os ~ssnai
the form Of can Posess the weakness 70 Dc coo
oll.d ~ the counsel of weak sDd ud women or .css.
shelter 1nd.r their p.ueos. shall therefore srps,!s
prom p, .n.wer to hi. do 'oenDly pledge ~r,lfss
the spot let n be where may provided h be fe'nsdHs
proper one. L. MARSHALL
TIE accused was taken before Justice Brennan ssi
held to bail in b, goo to answer the charge.
FATAL AccIDEsr AT RosDoUr.-An sccidsx
happened at Rondout on the I'd inst, by which uH
Of the name of John Cox was killed. He was RAJ
over by a team, the driver OF which was wsIkingbe
hind the wagon; and the frs, thing the driver ssvd
him was bis head, literally smashed to pieces. Be
was young man, abou, rs years of age.
AccIDEsT AT PoUGHxEEPsig.-A fatal sccidsn
happened at Pougbkeepsie on the LIST inst, to man
of the name Of Patrick Rockford, working 10 hs
Blast Furnace at the foot Of Unon-st He was Grub
ed beneath heap Of ore, while at work, and was
injured that his life is despsired Of
EARTBQAKE IN COLOMBIA CousTY-The inhsot
ants Of Columbia County we're dresdfully alxmse
on Tues day night about 70 o'clock, BY two distne
shocks Of an earthquake, that sounded like dis'as
thunder or cannonsdng, and shook the houses TO "
foundations.
SUDDEN DEATH AT CoBLEsKiLLE -CShsnH
Klman, Of Cobleskille, died suddenly, 10 ner fs'1
on Tuesday night II appears that Mrs. Kdmsn -
Just returned from meeting and went up stairs
some clothes away when the family were areu'es
hearing her fall heavily, and before they could r0ss
assistance. life was extinct. She appeared, smon@
before, to be in perfect health and spirits.
DHATH OF FRANCIS I. PoRTER.-Ws nrS
to learn, by dispatch from Nsw.OhssnA y
the death Of Francis T. Porter, or m"
"Porter," a. he has been more familishy knoH
The sad event occurred at New-Orlesns on the ""
noon Of Wednesday last. Mr.. Porter h~ been m'
great number Of years connected with the Peays3
filing alternately the pos. Of ssslstsntedi @
news reporter, and the sporting department; e".
was in tie latter that his talents shone bfisn,~t
with but one or two exceptions, ne va tne
writer sporting matters 10 the United otA.s'. L.
During the prevalence Of the fever In is.o tne
cessed was laid PROSTATE BY ~ rsvssss, VIZ s',
BY the most skillfa medical sttento on % va
from bis sick bed, be was nsve. s,e,ns,'i ~ msis,
joy mept OF good health. Lat summer hs m nsa,i
tour of Europe, in the hope o. Gosainns Hs T,
! health. but he came back living CORPSE
iurned TO New.Orleans last Fall, chen ne 1890 ,S =
mined away until "Wednesday lss', whS" "'""
iieved him Of all further pain ,u,u.T p,.x
| The d.c.ased was q brother Of Wihsm = 49,
Fac. editor ~ The SPIRIT Of ne Iims'' NJ. ri
took place in New OresDs asteSenlog, n. a.a.
Vas largely attended by hs friends ana ss;.r
h,A,tr.n Evening Post, Ai'-
A VIcrIx OF MISPLACED CosFIDksh-n
o. WoRrHrxs The man Bailey who TOOK '0as
a, Washington Hall 1nder the representation ~"
was a single man, While he had vie ana -.
drep In New.York, and va. paying his sae0's
q lady re.iding in JefenOn,t. IN TINS e"h a.
rested and confined in jail on delicsse eaosa
afsr this occurred a lady spilled to 1asa's -
for 4 warrant against him, en- complaint o.
She testified that she was legally msrnsa
Nev.York, by whom she had t~O children, - -
in the Home Of the Friendles' 10 this Guy -
..n,b, since being fearful that be hsd assss..,S
- S..s,, b.y she ebdesvored 10 procure -,
~. 800, in that City; that he cid lesve "a
Ss.r;no Tia, he vas In this city, she cs~e 80
-i.csa her obldres in the Home and nsa -
parv;c. .nce She was quite vehement ID 10 - -
c;.,;on. of his per fdy at the Ponce omee' ssrsGf
an ;ntsrviev with him At the jail enc "s,.sAb
.n,;ons 10 procure bis liberation, ana 80 ~
Se.;,e 10 forgive him, as be had prous,s ~
sys,t fbis dischsrge, to reform ana . ~.
and the children. She lsoosea