New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01

NIGHT scene IN YorsG LADY's BED-CHAH-
BER-Last Tuesday hight, which will b. rememoared
as one OF the t Of the season, young lady at
,Se s %as a&s vss tTsHpsa aSs the Sos, Of
nionebt. The Young lady, Shost bssu'y is ony
equa.d by her u,ocesty, and ~toee "eye's DARK
chain has caused more tnan one wslscoat TO pSpi-
tate haG retired to her chamber, sh-r-, after ayi
srid the grester portion of her wearing apparel she
G. mneo b. rself ~ the tender emb,' CT OF dorpneus,
whose soothing 'DfueDces we're aided by the coollng
brt ath OF Z-pbyr who came in al the open window
and fapoed her cheeks bis fe sthsry ~iogs. In .
woid she ozIng fney-or, to use the language
sie,p on her velvet syerds lightly wessd
And cream, sights a. bes, ID her snowy breas,
While .tsrbvsns, tho her WINDOW itly ereeong.
Ewas, as we said about midnignt when the young
lady was reused from her delicious slumber BY hear
Inc q noise at The window. Halt unco-ing ber eyes,
she startled by the sight ofs corpuleLt FORM np
par, Dy struggling to gain adnisson 10 h-r chn,nber
through the open wincOw. struck her o; odce that
the iLuucer ad been caught by the rear Of bic ua-
N. iona bl. s, by Dsil or rome other harp sIu-
ment, az he seemed to be struggling @ih aern de-
termination to enter. Her 6nt thought vas W fsint--
ber second, TO Civ the fellow push-h+r third, 70
Jump tut Of the window soon as be Jumped in-her
I, urh. to am, which was ion hcfiatsiy carried
into effect. The whistle Of the Locomotive on the Iron
houJ ain road when gave inst mort on the fth
Of July was but whisper 10 the screams VI the young
tirl The whole house, and half the Ieg lborbood,
were awakered by the ou.ciy The old folks, three
male servants, ard two big brothtrs rushed 70 tne
r.scus, and brocmsticks, mophat o.s and boo Jscks
flashed in th- gasght, as ,be household entered the
chamber Of the frightened beauty. An examination
OF thu fgue il the window dis, eled the f.srs OF AL
and changed the Of the young afy Into sa9un
o, Laughter. Tic imag mary " f.t man Wa, only hei
ow ds,ling hooJtd skirt, which she had nung on
ock n. ar Ibe wnoow, and which the WIND sao in'
IN tb1 Inu.e ,ba, nivIt. fst Louis Herald
uK,ns,pp,,e-A FRRE NEGRO SoLD.-We CUP the
io,l. VIII @ e. Oh. TIE Cincinnati EHqIDec of Finley;
w. st. informed by one of our Subscribers N Ken.
,r,kv that a little dir'urbsDce tsk place o. A-xsa-
d,;. -bich clio NJ. result in anything serous. Some
-, Ie.rr ago q WIDOW lsTy named S1Aw, living In
that cou, ty. ,od negro boy pane Cato to B,fjsnn
Hell ard Mr. b Tucker, on condition tha, he shocld BE-
hbtrsteo r 1879. Mr. Bel made verbal promie 1t
the iiue that she boy behaved bimsei ws be saouA
be ho.rs,ed in 1885. " hen the time came around,
Br. Bell kept his promise, gave the boy bic free ps-
pers, it WIS supposed, snd Ca came 10 his city fos
employ Dent. Not meeting with th. succ he sstei-
On Thursday Cato met by his cd mas ef whQ en-
ssatd h's services to rive lot Of cattle LexreoS
lley start. d, arc on awning at L-x.gtoo Friday
morning, Mr. Bel SOLD hi. c,itle and then cold Csio
70 pteIo.6ealtr for the cum Of $500, and had him
inmt oiotey slipped 10 New ORLEANS. Toe intelli-
gtnce vac received at ALT xaDdrs witn no kue Atom
nhment because the cfiz. thsre all tsoagnt that
Cato wns q fiee nan. The affair caused no litle ex-
element and threats If Ly ynchns were mnte, Dot no
sctuel olthce was committed upon Nj Bell When
be tMr. Bell returned he ted fns k1ssop'ag,
aid was bid in custocy shen our inforInaat Zen;
MeaIs. Bel AID Tdtker, we learn, have g. Sejs held
high position In th.t community, and the wontef fs
bow they could have leu. thernseses to 30 oficas
trsnss ,ton.