New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-16
NEWS BY TIE NAILS.

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ptr Of Milton The indictment, ccntairsed four county
describur tie ofsnse as having been committed IN
| various modes. Coun.y'Aaornci SooN3 intor ned
Judge Nash that the Grand jury hsn gwen the case
great attention. he'd examin ej mort witnesses tIsa
y ose who testified at the examination before the Po-
| ice Cout and that by hs request Atsorney.Cenesa
| Clifford had Instructed the jury az to tn law apps'a
On being suaigned. both the defendants pIcaied
/ not guilty Their COUNSEL S. ID. Parker. esq, thes
moved that they be admitted 10 bail ava TIE Ccsy
Attorney asked that the sum fixed might be suiclene
to hold them for tral. Mr. Parker repied saat they
were anxious for trial, and would both appear a. sny
The Court fixed the bail AT 50 900 each and Nessv.
Manning & Glover, the former employers of Das,on.
became bis suptes and be was discharged from cue
| tody. 1t was stated that Coban would also obtain
bail The day for trial was not fixed, but ii viii prob
ably take place next week.
toburn was arraigned on an indictment for robbing
the store of joan Cove & CO., hs employers. %
81 100 and pleaded not guilty.
II is understood that an indictment has aso bees
found against Coburu and Dalton for the assault upod
Lieut.. Porter, on the Gay with that inflicted upos
young sumner Boston Transcript.
INPoRrANr LEGAL DEoisIos-CAMDEs AND An
BOY COMPANY NOT AsswKRAsLE IN PESsslLyAsIs.-
The Ptdodcphia Ledger says suit was brought re-
cent in the Supreme Court of Pennsy ania against
the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, for the
recovery of damages claimed by James e w hhdons
for injuries sustained BY the Burlington accident. The
amount exceeded the sum of $500, and the Consu-
ion and laws Of Congress authonze suits Tor amounts
y
citizen Of the State in which the suit brought against
citizen Of another State. 10 be reinOved on petition
into the next Circuit Count. The Company at
the time of appearing hled petition, seitngpoun
that they corporation solely created and eetab
rshed by the laws of the state D! ew-lesey, anu
having their chief place of business within the State OF
New,Jerscy, and thai the corporation was and IA
citizen of said State, aud that the plaintiff is ethe"
ofPennsylvania Security was rendered. and the re.
moya of the cause into the Circuit Court was prayed
for The plaintiff alleged in answer that Defendants
I al cta a1
nbia he Court however, considered the latter tact
matter of no consequence 1t could not constitute the
corpotation citizen OF Pennsylvania Every corpo-
not holding its charter from this State Is foreign
Han Company eau be in the of the ConStitu
tion a citizen of Il sovereign State, the Camden ana
Amboy Railroad Company is citizen OF NewJersey'
and the pantif being contessedy citizen OF Penn
sylyapia the jurisdiction OF the Circuit Court would
follow as q necessary consequence. The suit mlgs
have been brought in that court in the inst instance
and removable there at TIE instance OF the defend
ant The PRAYER of the petitioner therefore grant
ed the security offered accepted and the cause dis
| continued in the Pennsylvania state Court
CoLLERiEs on FIRE IN PENsSrIvAsA.-f There are
now four coheres on fire in various parts OF the
coal region The first is at Coal Castle, the second &C
TamaOua the third at Beaver Meadow, and the fourth
or the Mill Creek, between St. Clair and Port Carbon
in coliery which be9ngs 10 VAN ,'oe wsaSa
though we are informed that the fire has been smoh-
erpg there for several Sas, ANA az iei, we UVe,e,
no .feps have heen taken to extnguish 1t; neither MS
aUv attempt been made as far can learn, to ex-
,nyo,;sb ry tb FIRE at Beaver Meadow AT Coal Castle
the Burning Jugular has for many years attracted
attention and afforded paragraphs tof the papers me
| fire sti smoders in its vast caverns Deneath the
BROAD Mountain but its progress Is evidently slow, "a
the small quantity of atmospheric ar that can pene-
tate through the thick strata Of earth and ashes whch
cover il is not enough to support eombustion neither
ocn il penetrate beneath the water level, ana its raw
ages have been nsd still are confined in western de
rcction. lro'es'hie journal
BRUTAL AssAuLT.-A man named William kng
lol Sotu ui,la piOhtf
| a shameful manner. Mrs. King IN her deposition
states that King returned home about O'Clock that
evening, sober aud good natured that he went Out 10
nav his rent and did not return until after 10 O'Clock,
when she discovered that he was intoxicated lie re-
auested her sing which she did and thinking after
while that he would 60 to bed she requested him TO
do 80 when he suddenly became violently enraged,
and sezpr her by the back hair of her head drew her
body back and grasping utensil in the other hand
struck her several times violently IN the iaSe reaiiu
that he would take he life, she screamed iof hep, ana
sapk ipsensble on the floor. King was sent TO jail.
Albany Atlas.
MIR. MAccREooR Nor DEAD.--Mr Wm B. En-
glish writes from Worcester to TIE G9sehe that Mr.
NJ. Macdonald the actor professionally hnown as Mr.
Mncgregor is not dead, as has been reported MI N
had been in a state resembling trance since Monday
evening with occasional lucid intervals OF lew mo-
ment,' duraton when he could converse with hs
friends On Saturday noon the symptoms were more
favorable Mr. English says that this extraordinary
conflict betwees mind and body has no affinity with
epilepsy or that class of diseases to which few have
parallel.
LARGE MAIL RoBBERI.-The Clerciand Plain
dealer says: We Informed that the through let
ter mail bugs made up at Sandusky Tor New fork
and Buffalo were stolen Last Wednesday night from
the mail wagon it's transit from the Post-Ofce to
the cars The bags the top OF the wagon whea
il lett the Office. and il IL Supposed under cover OF the
darkness some rascal who knows how to steal, and
knowing which bags to take, passed them to coned-
crate who knows how to hide The loss must be con-
siderable as the bankers and business men OF Sandus
XIV suspended business the day before and the post
Office was closed, it being New Years Day Ihe
letters Of course accumulated, and It Is known that
$4,000 were in said bags from Sandusky bankers
alone probably a. much more from others.
SALES OF REAL EsTAfR.-The River Swamp Rice
Plantation ON the Savannah belonging TO the estate OF
the Hon d. T.. Huger, together with l4o negroes, waA
sold Yesterday by Capers e. Hayward at auction foS
slea0O0.
The plantation on the vateree, belonging 10 the
same estate and well known the Good Will Place,
was also sOd with 10 negroes, by Capcrs Hayward.
for 100000 charleston Courier, 9ih.
TIE OYSTER TRADE.--fn Fair Haven, Conn, the
oyster trade il now in full blast We understanding
about 10 600 bushels per day taken from the shells
"a, market The employment which this gives IS
Of fbe ecrets OF the rapid growth OF that ente psne
village lNew-HaveD Re y,nter.
PAPER MILL DEsTRoYED.-The large st0rs papar->
mill at Chambersburg, Pa, belonging 70 yasols
Ueyser together with the machinery out buildings.
ttc., was entirely destroyed by hre on feoDfsohS
night. The oss 4 about sls, 900, which Is partly
cred by insurance.
FROZEN TO Dr.ra-We learn from TIE Opss,S 40
1aJ Patriot OF the Goth ult, that Joh. Marsh. the
mail rider between Warrington and Alexandra. was
frozen TO death the previous TUESDAY, " rand
River II appears that the badness Of therozQa com.
PEELED bim to avoid the regular track, and 1S one
side of his buggy struck into ditch, txOyiDAt m out,
where he perished. The mail, as weil CO ws:1 money
yas upon his persOn, were undstuib.Ga