New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-15

The Rev Ephraim Mute, pastor of the First Church
Vpitarian) in Lawrence, Kansas, IN hs discourse on
Sunday, in the Rev. Mr. Fulers Churca N hsnoy ta
street appealing for aid of 81, 500 to complete the
Church already begun at Lawrence, but suspended on
account of border invasion took occasion TO refer 70
those who object TO armng settlers for sell oesnse
They Wshould see a neighbor and friend, the most
"pesceful of men, bruta1y murdered; should witness
the grief of the mother the wife, the sister, al de-
"pendent on his arm and now LEFT asne 10 the wnue
ness and they would then know why the settlers OF
snsas took up to defend themselves and their
"famies from the worse than savage bands IRON the
"borders of Missouri" He had seen tinaid and re-
fined women, who, at the East, would have shrnnk
from the presence of an instrument Of war, courage
ously and firmly grasp the implements OF death IN the
DAYS of their siege. Were he to select the most eo-
quent and decided words in condemnation OF the
tyranny attempted TO be imposed on the settlers they
would be from the lips OF from Virginia and
Kentucky; who were in the ranks 10 deieaa Law
renee lboston Auo1'
LADY LYscHIRs-T TIE Ja.scstoWs Journal gives
tie particulars Of novel riot which recently occsrea
al East Randolph in Cattaraugus County. party OF
the most respectable Of the place had assembled as
Surprise Party at the residence Of the Hon. Benjamin
Kept by man named Wheeler, was an intoerabe
nuisance by of the liquor dispensed there, and
they resolved to abate il. Before they arrived at the
place Of attack the landlord having got wind OF the
movement had secreted his liquor and baricaded the
door, and his wife had provided supply OF hot water
10 give the assailants warm BATH Nothing dauuted,
the feminine e.Ormefs DfOhc VPcu tnc "VV' WI
Although the voley Of hot water done some exeou-
tion rushed upon the foe The landlord TOOK reiese
In the garrett but was captured and bound ana taAen
toward the creek to be converted into ceic wafer
man BY dipping, but he succeeded IN breaking MS
bonds and escaping The women then returned 10 ms
house demolished his jugs and casks OF liquor ana DIS
Eindoys and were about to make similar ens aught
upon two other liquor establishments, when the enemy
saved themselves by capitulaton. The women Jas
tify themselves for resoing TO these extreme
on the ground that the landlord continued 70 sen 70
the brntslized husbands Of some OF tooI aesP''e
entreaies and they could obtain 10 other reafcss.
Wo,nrprrI IysrAScT OF SAGAcIrI.-We hear of
an instance of sagacity prac!iced by the elephant
attached 70 Herr Dresbscb's Menagerie, which
deserves record. Coming into Newark, ONO last
Saturday, the elephants keeper fell IN nj nom ms
hsrse The whole Menagerie Immediately came 10
halt and some members Of the Company went forward
60 pick I'D the man. But the elephant would not
allow any person to approach the feless form OF bus
keeper. Taking him up with bis trunk, softly, he
would place him bis horse but finding that the man
was senseless, he laid him the ground, and kept
watch over him. Many nembers Of the henaeere
oecore furious at the supposed death Of bis master,
Cut 70 no purpose and there the lay, watched by
TIE sasaclous animal After lying in this condition for
ZONE time, q Physician who had been sent for,
INeo, esu yet the elephant would allow no one to
apProacn. AL length the keeper became 30 far con-
eclo's % " ovnnald the elephant to let the physi-
can come near, ana the animal was doclo and che
dient IN moment, and the keeper wss nronerv csred
fOT-tbc elt piant all the while a. -,
anxiety for the sick man. 'e '"' ~''A'S'
George Parker, the negro who ro,r,er.d a., 49,.
children in Delaware, has been found guilty az ,rnd
IN the second degree, and sentenced tn br vh;ni
with IS lashts and banshed frsm the State f''N