New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

and one by one dispersed 70 their homes. Aquon-a-
may, the eldest son, II se1pected VIII succeed mul'
TuE Y,sKEt CH.nsER hsD MS RAIrLFsStRFs.
"A correspondent OF The SORh C0foisR1dR. NJ the
Sweet Springs Of virginia, thus mentions an exhibition
there by the snake-charmer: tai, bony Yankee
looking foreigner, last from California, mnde his mp
peGrance with X box of snakes-ratt!csnaks, mecca
sius blacksnakes vipers. &c. IL collected crowd
around him, though at respectful distance ana
erasping with both hands bunch Of snakes, coi'od
them around his neck aud thrust them into his bo.
SON. as II they strand. of silk or cotton. Their
twisting and tunngs seemed 10 give hlm pleasure,
while the bystaIders were filled with very opp te
emotions lie processes to tame bis savage friends ny
me,Inerism, and thus fights the rauesnakc with his
own weapon. 49,,
soioe in the crowd suggested tina, h. should take
wild uut amcd snake and show his power OYER u,
which he agreed 10 do for 50. This we readily
subscribed and rattlesnake. caught the 10y before,
was procured. The operator exeInined iim with
some caution, but presently Turned ia" box over, All
threw tue yenomous reptile upon the greene arf lie
kicked him about severrl times caught iim by the
tail and threw him back and torth and finally seized
him in the iniddl. and held him at arms length. The
snake turned his head toward him, and their eyes met
the latter fixed his gaze steadily upon the e.ako and
kept 80 Tor seyeEal minutes, when he suddenly coe
Il around his neck, thrust II IN his bosom, a. Ice had
dan, the n,rs and the snake SEEMED entirely dOclo
Two days after no repeated his experiment Tor twenty
dollars On u large ratilesnake which had just been
caught and with similar results. crowd of ladies.
gentlemen and children 10 the plrzzg OF the hotel VII
Iessed the singular exhibition IL was painful to be-
hold though the individual -eemod 20 have the In.st
ortirc confidence in hi ability 20 control the hord
animals
EXlRAoHpIyARY HtRDEV ~ 4 PHysicI.N NrsR
LocKPoR1.--A rnan by the name Of Philip Hnwku',
on Oh Prniu,uar colder under cini<tOn Nda niur-
,.red IN " Icon, Niagara County, on tI"+lay, under
extraordinary and peculiar cscuin-s an''s, ". Locf-
mart C0ari.r o Thursday morning says that II lVkins
had been complaining ior several days, when d. John
Cr.syel was called t0 N.-il huA. l!r IL tor ad h-
1.atent removed H. th" American Hotel Kept 10y VI.
o. Il. Mason, agreeing To- pay = per week Il ne lived
and lo lid not ar Has io pay slp. ~ a1oui IN.
thu doctor in and -rFc his pat."Ci '!C-e 81
something which made hiIn worse, H'd III HH"'h nun
ute- after the doctor administered III" second dos.
which produced tl, most Yioi,ut epasn Hni Hwinl
agoni. which continued - Increase IN violence iJr All
hour and tlhry minutes, when tho patient aicd. III
,cr. AIMS during th- short p"Tud ae usrri N.r ~
rib, Suspicion having been aroused portion ~ the
same ,nrdir.u, which had ben i"it 10 III, tuuI5f',
Wa 7-cur,d, All top Drop were Ldini.h-1'f.l ~
kitten when t'cd DE- r ut1tef. coroner li"Ihi'rl
was called h. hold az .r4Ces; 90 Ire boiy, Tuesday
noon. which lasted until " eine .isy night. The YER
dit # HI Jury Wa that the dcceHsco cell- % ~
death tv Toi-of administered 10y Dr. john trcswcii
\ warrant Immediately placed = t'e hands Of
lnrstabi. (fis uti p.itc ul " .su. Mo are t4 tar
H,.r-fd Wednesday Night about !: O'Clock 10 the
Stevenson House Lock port. an ,lafcd bin IN re
loo -Ip til Thursday morning, Tben r. ~; 'AH@ -
Nil-nn tor examination.
tn GRAVE or FRAsSIrN.-A numbcr ~ work
~, yesterday morning began he work Of aen"uion
90 tle brick wall a. tue tlr-- Cau-eh Dpfyinz
ground. a. Fifth and Ar.h strrt-. The w'-L rs ms
been already stated +, ~ be removed ior Tho purpose
u allowing the grave ct Frank .~,4 - On IRON the
,re,i. S,N-rn .et -. the wall arr ~ D. .5k'h lp"n,
and The -pace occupied by q neat Irpl '@lny. Ih~
work will be completed IN the conrse OF e;w day
lE. tao pant- " the wall w.l ps removed, louvlhg
.pac. H. ie.t in tie cl.ar which vii b. occupied by
Ieat snd plain ron raiing. The railing VII b. henkf
with the original heavy columns which Row iuterscct
IL. panels OF tie NAL, and thee columns VII De- sur
mounted with stone balls CORE spOntng With tie org
incl ornaments upon the corners aId al ne gateway
q the ground The railing, the tOp OF which ".l b.
tle I h, az the wa' VII ret upon L,-at mar
By Ia sofns Ten cr tW.iv. rcL.s Ia hight hs AZ
TAI cement vii slabie persons 10 k Directly IN upon
Tie huInbl. ilai stons which covers Che grave q.
" Benjamin and Deborah Franklin." l. ! pr'bab'
tina. the work viii b. accomplished Ia NE oour;e OF
To days. The props.e,y o. r'IHo'lng the 'nsf'
Arch-str.c. wall OF III. gray yuTd, an. tbf sb't-
ton 81 rolling il Hcw agiteifj, snd u she Se4tfy o.
thTi-t thvrch vpli siss teirconseni, tho fee,--efi
funds 1og!d ia doubt, be procured without icNon..
& i i.nTsd rtss Iurii-gr. - y.
Nom srasEEsT0 81 CAUSiT.--tro1I b;''t' T.
c-i,ed Ia NrnpIk, TIE D1y Box lssrn~ 'Isy -
tpited Stats steamer Dispatch II o.iei'f, y. -
Navy Department from her pr~-ert ptA'r y 80 80
Ma, Persao0.a,to cruise To- n'fh so' VI NUS,
for the pIrp9-- o. inter opt y I've IsoI - ~
expected :, isri their carg'S 81 '-A' $50 ~
acton wee ne rssll. OF imoUDst,m sius''p'i if'i
.opls 4 n ofil-i- c'i'- Z W. M ~ '"r'' 20
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