New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

"NAruRALs" oS A ToUR.-A correspondent oi IN:
Ncsr- Orleans PicoyGRe narratc- the following incident
Of receut journey of Professors AgassE, FELTON,
ard Dr.. Holmes " the Autocrat," to the White Noun
tains:-
"The party was so numerous as 10 require special
conveyance for their transportation from Conway 10
the Crawford House. This conveyance was large
country wagon drawn by team Of tine Green Noun
tain horses and driven by sturdy son OF the Granito
State. 49,
1.-THE day was one Of the fines. Of the season, and
admirably adapted for such an excursion, and every
one after his speciality, seemed to take the keenest
delight in its Incidents Occasionally, the geologst
would spy out curious conformation or remarkable
specimen Of rock and would insist on the driver stop
pirg to allow him 10 aligst and investigate it. THIS
would often orsume much time, andit more than
once occurred that the impatient Jchu was Obliged To
remind the deeply absorbed party that the day was
wasting and that they had long ride before them.
In the hight Of his impotence, the depth OF Ing
despair and the extremity of his perpexty he turned
to his companion the box, for Prof. F., should
remark had taken no part IN the scientific researches
of his brethren
What on arth'. the matter with them mon,
Squire somewhat petulantly demanded the bothered
Jehu. What they abcout, stopping the team ami
jumping ont every time they come across oo.e stone
or big andyion, or thistle in the road Who are
they any how Squire he exclaimed 10 an agony OK
mirglcd curiosity and impotence.
80 Oh quietly remarked our absorbed Greciau,
they ure nNturolists
"a few dave after this the same team was engaged
they ratified along the turnpike through the Notch,
ore of them said to the driver, who was delghtediy
Eliminating the contrast between his present order
" company and the troublesome party he hal been 20
porpleXed with n day or two before
49, Good deal Of travel along here THE Sumner
En-, dryerr
Wal, considerable tbs week or So was the
reply.
a. suppose You have about Ms much ~ yon eando,
now-a-days carrying people to the mountains, don't
youp continued the tourist.
d., -. l,..l tnff In.
had queer party along the other day-thc last before
you. | never see such set Of felowsf
What werethey like
"Iikel Like donates, more'n anything else
know on! Why, thought | should never git mp 10
Crawfords. Every once in while they'd stop tho
team aud jump out, and pick mp stone, or pun ap Il
weed, ard then one Of EN- would preach long SER
mon and when he'd done, all the rest wonld chatter
over IT. and i. was cen most as much a. could do
to git 'em into the wagon agin, and ~ was, u was
dayeht.down before we got ter Crawfords.
90 But who were these peoplcl inquired The whois
S company Of listeners in BREATH p'" you '"'
"'Wa, not exactly, axcd their h.eper who they
were, and he told me they we're nataralsF'
A TERRIBLE EScoUsTfR Win BULL Docs
Yesterday Reed K. Young, tae weHknown pilot, was
most terribly bitten and lacereted by two erce dogs
the property Of miknan OF the name of khlnc iar'
believe. IL occurred in the Salt River lane, IN Tho
lower port Of the city, just a. Mr.. Young was walk
ing toward Tie railroad track. The dogs suddenly
and the other attempting to eaten him by the throat
He had presence OF mind sufficient 20 throw up his
arm il defense Of his throat and the dog seized hun
by the arn, tearing away the clothes and flesh in 70
terrible manner The other dog tore the le-h irosi
his leg, severug an artery. He then c1ught Young
by the top Of his head with his teeth, and literally toro
of tie scalp. The other dog fastened his fangs in his
breast and they had so completely worried and bitten
him. that he Wa almost exhausted and entirely over
rowered and bat for the timely assistance Of neigh
bor would have been killed outright. The man at
tackled them with club, and had much difficulty IN
getting them loose from their prey.
Great excitement WAS created in the neighborhooi
by the terrible affair and q crowd m people asrsnbei
TO hunt the dogs and kill them They were shot with
brd-shot but got away before more effective weapons
could BIZ obtained. party, however, so9n started IN
pursut with rifles and axes and they will be certainty
killed az soon as found. Dir. Young IA tau, -tont
man and was one Of the survivors Of The terrible PENN
syyania disaster. We hope the wounds inflicted "
the dogs " III prove less dangerous than rrpres.nkh
aud that he viii soon be ont again.
We learn that one Of the dogs was killed bat the
other escaped boy the first one ~ interiors IN
behalf Of Hr Young, By shooting At one OF the dogs
with pistol soaring the brute of. The muscles o
both Of Mr.. Youngs terribly torn, and he Is
also eeyeryly bitten On the back.
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