New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Auburn for term Of years, where be reusirs
This fact becoming known 10 her family ssd fieph
they at once disOwntd her, leaving Der alone in ~
world and surrounded by the diseraee which h-r h,>
band had brought upon her. In Der desperation a.
Tesorted to the wine cup, and Is now poor, dsolus.
drunken wretch, ht only for pity and eompassioa
Her trunks, which we're 6ed with fine clothing a.S
OF Der aricles, detained at hotel sccurity kr
the payment Of bills contracted by her HUBBARD
Her jcwelry wss long since left at a pswnbrofer,
ard she il without friends, withou, hume. wtbos
money, without everything that once hem
Lost, lost, lost
But she will not have lived in vain il her Esd ia
shall cause any who may be tempted 10 initiate Ae,
course TO curb their desperation aud TO restrain th-
selves from evil. Such shipwreck a beers can oa,
be- intend, for wise purpose. II il, moral is
''''' Buffalo Cou,,..
WApswoRTH RrrLr rersus WILLIAM TELL's Bow
The following instance Of criminal sport is relaedh
The Hilary Transcript:
The /, at performed by Tel, in shooting apple %
the head of Ills son. which has been told and ever
agar, and is as familiar as household words, wss
wonderful piece # execution, close calculation saa
great daring. Something similar was attempted add
successfully performed in the village of Pittssosn
Rensselaer, County, about week since. The crcuus
stauce was related 10 US as follows:
There had been o turkey shoot at VIII severs
crack shots had assisted; after The shoot was over
the crowd adjourned to the tavern numerous drnks
called for and put out OF sight, and the whok
party, somewhat elated, commenced talking aboos
William Tell, when of the party, by name Horace
T. Wadsworth, remarked that he was as good sbs
as ever Tell was, And, said he, find me a man AMI
II prove it,; whereupOn Aouzo Grogan stepped fe.
ward and sad Tm the man for you TO practice uPon
VERY we'll said W., get an Gpple and III try!
Search was made for an apple, But net finding cas
readily a potato was substituted and the crowd ad-
iourued from the barroom to the yard adjoining the
barn.
"'Measure off twenty PAGES, said Wordsworth.
M. 4. nd faak hia
with cap off and potato his head, when Wad&
worth deliberately rails d his rife, drew fine shot %
the potato ard discharged bis piece at arms length
No one exr ected he would DO il. and for a momeat
CONSERVATION depicted on the countenances Of a
the bysandes, until Grogsn, putting his hand on bis
head, said in an agonizing tone, Am | deadi IL
there any blood
1T was found that Grogan was not dead, but that
the potato had been cut in twain, and that blood
had been drawn, though ridge about the size Of
person finger had been raised on the top of his head
by the force Of the ball.
fire, was seriously alarmed for few minutes after.
ward as be believed his skull was split. lie says
that if any smart shots want to practice shooting poa
toes off pepon head, they must first find some oas
beside bin TO be their target"
REWARDS FOR LIVING INpIASs.-C Captain Casey
the Agent for Indian Affairs in Floid4 is authorized
10 offer a per capita reward or premium for living
Indians who may be captured, or induced 10 come n
for emigration to the West. The following rates vii
be paid by him for Indians delivered at Fort Brooke
or Fort Meyers, viz: For each warrior, from $3.50 %
$500; for each woman, from $50 to $500; for each
boy over ten years, 500 TO $500. The highest rate
as above, will be paid for all except the inhrm, bed
ridden and helpless in which cases the rate mot lea
than the minimum abOve) will be fixed by the Agent
or a Board. The above announcement looks as II the
Government had some object in view. We viii re.
oce to see the Indians removed from State by the
ere indicated, yet we fear this policy, dictated
by humane sympathy and justlhable when dealing viii
abana 10 in iia tnafan Hek
we regard this as an important move, which, If asw
predict does not end the race OF the " red man
Florida will prove its impracticsbility, and m
duce Government to offer reward tor every lndn
captured dead or aiire This may sound harsh but
the antecedens of this bloody race would Justify suca
a course Tampa fla PeDinsuar.
SINGULAR DIsCoyERY.--The last number of Ik
North Californian says: A party of eight men started
on Thursday last on a prospecting tour the result
which was enc of the most important discoveries ever
made in the country. In crossing Table Mountain
they observed that in many places the ground seemed
hollow, and in place, on striking upon the ground
with sedge, the echo was gwen back with such d.
tinctness that led them to believe there would be fb
difficulty in breaking through. Having procured proper
implements, they set to work. After going the deph
of four feet, of the party who using crowa
was suddenly to fall upon his face upon amin
ation hole was found about four inches wide through
which the bar had slipped and sunk into the bowels Of
the mountain. The aperture was immediately enlarged
bat found that owing to the brittleness Of tho
rock, it was exceedingly dangerous woring around t.
The parties have taken up about 600 feet around the
hole, and busy getting windasses, etc. TO prospect
it further. correspondent states that both gold and
coal have been found there, and promises further
information
FREE Flow OF LIouoR-THE LADIES ~ IaE
FIGHT.-A few days since, in Pennington, Faon
County Ills, there was very marked demonstration
of the ladies the liquor Snaps in that place. some Of
whom had suffered from their evil infiaence. OA
ladys husband in the habit visiting those psce
she went to demonstrate with the keepers and was tod
to go away and mind her own business. From tau
and other similar the whole female portion Of tho
village became aroused. Some IS or 80 ladies', headed
by Mn. Moore, armed with hatehets, Proceeded %
the OBJ oxiOus shops -four in NUMBER and IN cool ana
business like manner cut the hoops from every cask
that could be found, letting the liquor out upon the
floor. The bottles emptied, and a clean sweep
made of the whole business. They tbreatend
by some of the owners, but were not to be thus DO
tered from eff citing their object. A crowd Of men
and boys followed spectators, but no one attempted
to interfere. lRushvie Republican.
MURDER Iy THE FAMILY OF Mn. RUsr, NJ. Co.
On the 18th ut difficulty occurred in Camden, Ark
between Mr. Jones, editor of The Ouachita Heraia
and Mr.. Darlington, editor of The Ell Dorado Dso'
in the course of which the latter shot dead bye
friend of the former. II is stated that Darlington fs&
at his antagonist with revolver three times before 70
ceving the fatal shot. The unfortunate man was
brotber-in.law of Congressman Rust. At last ~
counts the friends Of the parties were arnhng i~s
general row.
NOVEL PENALTY FOR MURDER.-A suit has bees
commenced at the st. Louis Common Pleas BY MI.
Mary A. Brand, widow, against Robert NJ. 'Bienas
for damages sustained by the murder of her husband
which she lays at $4,000
HUSG IN SPITE or A REPRrEvE.-We see IN tas
papers an account of the execution OF the convict
the Sheriff OF Franklin County, in this STATE, aiIe1
eceipt by him of respite from Gov. WINSTON heg
said to have pronounced the document forgery.
the order of the Governor was formal the hangng"S
murder; if it was lot, the Sheriff Is not Responsible
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