New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-01

"OsE MORE UsFoRTusATE."-A melancholy cese
occurred last week, the victim being young girl
named Mary Brady, who had been boarding at The
horse of a Mrs Bfoderick. II appears that she had
beep BETRAYED under promise Of marriage. She went
Ia work in determined manner first gong 10 sinah
sbop, kept by a lady with whom she had resided,
where she purchased pie, but the LADY noucing ner
eyes red and swollen asked her what was the matter.
She piled nothing and with laugh turned out o. the
door leaving the pie. Shortly after she returned and
got the pie Temarkpg that she had bought three fps
worth Of strycbnne, which she intended TO take
In her pie. She was told il would kill her,
but her reply was, "Tm going to take It for
medicine So coolly did she talk aud act that
the lady was completely thrown of her guard suppos'
ing the poison be used for some other purpose
She returned 10 her boarding. house, went 70 her room,
which was occupied by another young girl where she
deliberately took the top crust from OH tue PIE,
sprpked the stychDne contained in the pspsr through
it, and seating herself upon chair ate one hall OF II.
She then stated that she was going 10 her cousin 8
where she was taken with spssms which terminated
her earthly existence about midnight. After taxing
the poison the unfortunate girl drank imInoderate
quantities Of water which utterly precladed me posi-
biiy Of doing anything toward saving Life. Inc
young lady was highly esteemed by her numerous ac
auaintances, about 10 years Of age having father
end mother at present re.idng in ir'lsnd, ana
brother doing business in Texas lbait' rat, JUN.
BoRDER. RUprIAss WITH THEIR SLAVES ~ ILL
sOIs-SDme two or three weeks SIEGE two hissoun
ans with their two slaves quartered in the vicinity O.
Terre Hsute In this county, and commencea PrsPasS
inc portion of the road about three miles south o.
that town, for a rsce course, where tne! p,opoI
race their horses with ans one who woni1 sn'sI * as
them The citizens did not like the sPpsa as =.
these rufIaps, az they staggered srou.i T". ss .S
impudence and selfmportance, aha pys v"y o.. ~
number Of men in the neigbbornogd, o'' g'" S w
su. The wife Of 'especiaoe ci,'~eu' i"s ~
visor Of the read gave mott C thar DC .ns.u ~" ~
The track and the Missouran' swofe ,nst INC srss e
that sttenpted II they would sho9t, lug SaP', 49,
Js,eS ont his men. who completely srmca tp.m-
sa,y.s ard went 70 work upon the ro"a. tns his
son,;a,s spproached them, but after givpg mem
survey Concluded that discretion was tne PETER par
~ xsior and they went mutt eilpg that "taey were
snetty set Of Christians thus to destroy men woA.
We understand that they still lurking In the county
vowipg their determination TO construct uacA o""
,,,n their horses in spite OF all opposfion.
I, Nopy FuIIEusryRs CosISG HgRs.-Adv'ces 70
ceiyed at the Navy Department this mornog, dased
The I6h inst saw that the Upitsd states steamship
Roanoke was 10 lave sailed on the list ms, Tor New.
Wiz with sc Of the fillibusters. Their general
bestl was improving their sick list had been re'used
rom 100 10 SO. Francis Brenan, a fireman, and John
smith ard Charles Stribepisk llbustersl were dead
All was ps aceable the lthmus and the --latest NJ
formation from Bogo'a indicated the return Of entire
good feeling there toward the Coted States.
IWa.hiDst on Star. July A.
Snow IN JrIY.-On Thursday morning last, pss-
sengers between Manchester and Lawrence, 10 the
fst train, astonshed e. encounter quite snow
sbower, which visible % many wisaesses that
We're could be DC mistake e. 20 the fact.
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