New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-21

The NEw DENocRATIc PAPER AT Albany "A
TRICK EXrRAoRDIsARY The prospectus vas pub
shed throughout the State, announcing that The ~
dependent Press would be issued abont the 18th
inst. The Atlas AID argus, owned by Cagger and
Dean Richmond, conceived the highly hos0rabLel
sct eme Of embarrassing the project through m srep-
reseptation and by ritculna the enterprise. Doe OF
the methods adopted worthy Of an sausy Of base
COIN or the cool msligDy and mesnness OF Cas,iIy.
II wss this: little seven by uine sheet called TIE
Ind,pendent Press, stolen name, and o species OK
IL eff no hoI orabe wond have been gaty Of vas
one day last week beiog cried about the streets Of A.
bany ss the new Democratic psper. copy was re-
ceved 1T this office, and although what little i con-
tanned was good deal in The Alias vein, and beiog
rot little rsapponted in IT, general appearance, d.
me nsons, &c. had no reason TO doubt ia genaine
ness-though evi emily susceptible Of Improvement
and we gave through The Ners the usual notice Of
new enterprises of the kind. not exravagant in ex-
pre- ssion though quite as hat,erins a. we thought q
a, served.
But il turns out that this Iad,psn lent Pyess was al
together bogus affair, base imps sitI0n upO1 tho
public trick Of the meanest character, one toat =
rornbs lawyer would not be gully Of, bat a Cassidy
might. The object Of this approprating the
name Of the paper about 10 b. issued was doubt
lees TO fleece the public, as well as to impose upon it
10 seize all renittaLces from subscribers sen, tor
the intended Democrats Indepeadent to lay hoil VI
all correspondence, bag the exchange papers, &C.,
sent to the proprietor, Mr.. Griffin.
The pub.isheIs X. NJ. Griffin n Co. Museum BniiH-
ings), were compelled OF course, to aiop, another
appropriate title Of TIE Albany Ereainx S'asaar&.
~ H. Y New.
The Cyntkana Ners has lengthy account q
cowhidipy affair at Ru ideps MILF. Some time ago q
gentleman married dasbiDg widow of Clarke. The
coup. did not live happily together, and che because
widow again, but this time by law, and her husband
married somebody else. Since, she has charged him
with circulating slalderous reports about her end she
tosk measures " aveDse herself. Last Tuesday she
called at his store, md atxr again asking scr tho
names Of the authors Of the reports 10 circulation
about her. which he did no. give she threw Cayenne
pepper into his face, and then commenced whipping
him with Q cowhide, which cbafed him thst no
forced her out II door and pushed her dow fist
her back. Nothing daunted by ia. fall she hsd re-
ceved, che gathered 5ers.f up and advanced against
her enemy again with q rope, and while friend,
gentleman, held her enemy, she used the rope 70
good purpose in publicly chsstislog him. The Nsss
says the parties are both respectable, aud respectfully
cor nected. On Wednesday The widow vas s~signed
for disturbing ne peace The result OF tho tra Is not
given.
EMIGRATION TO NoRrBLRs MEuco.-I: is stated
~. Col Iockridge is e. present visit 20 hatcher,
Miss directing a..eution 20 Northern Nexco, with
view 10 the peaceful igrafion ;h.ber Of those who
would take an interest in is fsture political and social
welfare.
GRIrrr.-TLe wife Of well.krown citizen OF C.a-
cibus, in relating painful history VI her, domestic
trooblss 20 the Police Judge, stated that not siags
word of converssion has pssssd between her snd
husband for twenty years They have hyed ia tho
zane house together, and part Of the time died at
the came table.