New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-07

orr neighbors Of Jefferson City, which resulted most
b0ody on one eide at least. II appears that on Tues
dsy njl parties for some cause or other were
refus cd sdmittsr into of Hart, Thomas Co. s
cmri buses and that they went away vowing ven
geance. Last evening they retained with an armed
force ard after putting rome Hnimportant questions
to he starter, Goteib EeziDger by name, the assault
ing party fred several shots at that unfortunate indi
v6usl, ard wounded BIN in three places. O0e Of the
shots entered Eszingers breast and may prove fatal
though more favorable termination rs hoped for. As
sooD as the shots were hed he oeters mo the n
Ibus stables rushed ont the protection othe Starter
and ooD as they mace their appearance they were
attach &c and were bsaep and stabbed in most bloody
manner. OF these stsble-men several were wounded,
ana ore is thought to be past recovery. HIS name is
Moran Munich. He was stabbed in the abdomen, cut
In the back OF bis head and beat ali over. Another
man, John Schafer, cut in the bsck part Of his
head ano stabbed In of his eyes. John Schmidt,
ith club very severely injured and indeed all
Of the employee Of he omnibus line were more or
lets hurt. The excitement among SUBURBAN neigh
bors, touching this affair, runs extremely high.
IN. o. Picsyune, 18th.
ABu1rER MYE.-Litehfeld County, Ct, 1t Is well
known is rich in mineral resources, and her mines
yield great wealth. IL has been sometimes thought
that coal existed among her hills, but the most
euiDe believer 10 "s0ep mi eS" never could have
imagined that mOuotsiDs Of butter were reposing in
her bosom The Winsted Herald says:
Mr. nSPn % I ssb Jsss1 ss s
from espth Of several . par ay decay ed EAST. which up
b.u found to contain mass OF butter Weighing
about eco poabds This is queer ehoueh but more sutpns
still on with the exception OF thin coating outsid tue
butter fund TO be sweet and possessed of no onpas.be
This bu. or lie supposed was buried some fifteen or
twenty years tihce when this mode Of keeping that
article was oomnJp.
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL AT CAsToS.-The people of
Canton, St Lawrence County having subscribed
$le coo to the four daon OF seminary for theological
psrue ion OF tie Universalist denomination t,e ils
tuition has been located in that village. The oenstruc
ton o. the building and arrangement of cegrounds
have been placed under the suPern ndence OF Martin
Thatcher who hiss been principal in obtaining It's looa
ton ibere Bsrz al Hodskn, Levi B. Storrs aud The
dore Caldwell who will prosecute the work promptly
spd TO the entire satisfaction of the friends Of this i'm
portsnt denoniDat enterprise. Alb. Atlas, 4th
SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF REeEyrs.-At a
me citing Of the Besens of toe University yesterday, s.
b. Woolwortb, LII. d., was chosen Secretary Of the
Board, 10 place Of T. Romeyn Peck, deceased Dr.
Wooworh is at present The Principal OF the State Nor
nal School, and possesses qualifications that dt him in
an eminent degree for the position to which he has
been 81 pointed While his loss will be deeply felt by
all COL cted With the Normal School, the wisdom Of
Il action of the Board in the selection viii be &c. VI
edged by all. Albany Register, DEC. ..
THREE CHILDREN BURSED TO DEATH We learn
I'd a. on S8bbsih morning quite early Mrs Spelman,
re.diDg on Palmer Hill, left her three children asleep
While che went short distan,e to one of the Nigh
bors OF some GRAND. The Oldest cbd wos nine yests
Spemsn locked the house when she left From some
uDk Vi cause the bouss took fire during her ab
ce, the three children persisted IN the flames.
The distracted mother returned and found her little
brood that sbe but few moments before had lefI Ia
quiet slumber, bsd taken wings OF fire aud ho1n 20
The spirit land TIE others grief msy be imagined
but CAM OF be described. Keeseville Republican.
Gov HuSr's MASsIoS.-The walls Of Gov HINTS
house were mosily saved, and are TO be omediat.y
covered with g new ioof. TIE loss was Sl2 600 to
SIS 0oO, and the insurance g, 900. Gov. Hunt had
large library which was.probssly saved.
Mayor Smith of Boston, whose two years admins
usiion ia distinguished chiefly for bic voluntary and
the introduction of squirrels on Boston Common hiss
finally been thrown overheard by his own party, and
Dr. NstbaDiel B Shurtlef, much b,tter man every
way, noniC ated 10 succeed him. The Mayor died
bore it required FIVE 6alotings in one OF woick bis
friends were accused of ebestng, to dispose OF him.
DR.. Shurrleff is an OLD Know Something, and vas
Gev. Gsrdner's candidate TO boot.
hotel j. soon to be erected at Delaware, the county
seat Of Leavenworh county, Kansas, TO cost $2 0oO.
ACCUMULATION or FREIGHT-CosDIrIoS OF TEE
RvrR.-The dock is literally covered with msrchm
& Ire and freight for the South and East They
rubbing East over the Boston ferry boat at the rat
of twenty Eve cartlos6s every fifteen minutes in the
day. The Central Rosd is doing an immense frsigh.-
II busir ess, bei. freight houses are ed up, the
streets covered with al descriptions OF property,
and We farther learn that there a. Speocervile
yss erdsy morning, hundred and nine cars I'll ed
With merchandise, which they were unable TO die
charge for wsnt ofrecm Last evening the river was
aneonnonly low for the sesson, there being scarcely
water sufficient 10 fo.: boas Of light draft. The TOYS
we're cetainsc by the barses being aground in the
basin, and although the ste tug boats were engaged
for hours in attempting 70 get them of, they do not
scconpish II until late in the evening
Albany EvaniBs Journal
Allen Hsmm ond, editor of The Boo-epiLe Mi.sos-
ran dice 81 Bonneville on the 18Th ult-
WATERING PLACE MORALS TIE Chelseaham En-
gsns Gserdss ssys tsst ,he Lea Ms gtsn nAsisrstes
have ,esvee 10 dscOnsinus the prosecution Of per-
,Ors keeping ht u,es Of tifane, o. Viii b tbsre are ~
is ISsnng'ot or the ground ibs. u piA drsoe all tks
geAaensH Gg0s anG The town will be rIiIed.