New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-06
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Ysy.sre1,A Trasssr,y: hs: on Ss:-rtsy ng io-as
man nKzel Da.s,, snpi-ysS q. Ik So,tos h,Ta1l
rsvs,speY etice, shot . Mn. Cuh, he ss1 ;sers
., c, n her hesa. Msny doubts ea:er.sreiof her
recovery. Tie Se,fs!s Day Book s:..es "a. Mr. {.
hep. bar n B.rys Row, sid :hs sic survivss sse
VII lose lie .sh. Of one eye. Three arrests Asve been
made. The Day Book ssys:
"The boys arrested are Andrew DAl.or, printer,
and emplo;ed On TIE Herald; Wc- GRAY, 9 cigsr
mAier, employed 8. Mr.. Kshsgsss, &ni Hsn-y Abl-
bright vh. is employed by NJ. Lssh OF Portsmouth,
SIS cigar maker, SD who has oeea 70 Portsmouth
srly two months he s., , mp,1er n., saa younger
tbs sd news viii fsl ike SUDDEN thGn4ereolt.
These boye were arrested Ss,urdsy nigh We would
SUP pose the oldest one was mo- To7e than IL years OF
sge, While the one chsrgeG with shooong The pistol
apparently abous lt."
TIE Gorp MrxEs OF NORTH CsRoLIS,.-N the
las, meeting Of .he Boseon Natural Hs;ory Sscieiy,
Dr. c. T. Jscksor gave an sceount OF ha recent visit
70 the gold mines 0! Guiifo,t, Davidson and Mont
gomery, North CaIol.ns:
"Tne veins ae in s,g;llaceous slste. La tee Gul.
ford mines, originally opened for gold, whea oecars IN
the decou posed rock or the sides Of the ver copper
ere found at the cortsct OF g'snite Sth
slate. There s $50 VEN OF qusrik WIN suipne
Of copper, eight feet thick. Az the "sshns'oe mine
y,
gentiferous gal.ns containing particles OF Soi; IN
tryirg drive of tbs zinc much silver was lost tie
old Welsh budde lie now used for washing, with gres'
p'oht The Steele Gold mine, in Montgomery county,
s rich; the gold associated with blende and srgsn-
tife.cus galers, the rock being Srgsceo1s slate with
vers OF quartz this is richer than most Of the Csi-
forns gold veins before beng washed its value may
be estimated safely st from $500 20 $500 .un North
Carolina is q remarkable mine al State, though mining
$ not generally carried on by the people, who follow
agricultural pursuits and only wash out little god as
an exceptional empoy oynent snd with the radest ln2le-
ments.'
LYNCH Law IN TExAs.-Lsst F all prsscher smed
10. Donepan received five hundred Isshes from
leather s.rsp administered in presence Of large au-
depce of the citizens Of Ellis County, Texas because
tie citizens OF Ellis believed him gutyof arson burg
larry, borse-stealing, and tamperng with negroes He
was Also banshed from the county. On the ION OF
back in the county; that he was coming TO Waxscha.
chic, and intended bringing friends with him 10 defend
him self sgsnst suopposition. In confirmation OF the
report, tco OF Donegsns friends, named John w.
Blshby, and Donegan's brother, su i3eny appeared
well armed, and saying that Donsgan should come
neat day at all hazards. The citizens OF WsIschs-
chic, upon ths became highly excited, and as soon as
the rose, men armed and mounted we're seen rid
ing in email squads on. Of town all went n the drec
tOn of the DOnegan and Bushby neisnborhood. IL
was estulsted that near one hundred persons thus
armed and equipped leit town thst morning. Whist
they intended dong was mystery Before night,
however, their desen was manifest. They had gone
in pursuit of and killed both Blshby asd John Done
gar Bushby was shot in me hesd, arms, breast and
side, and had more than dozen mortal wounds
Donegsn was also ridded with nte balls.
Texas Paper.
Az OursPoKrS EPITArH.-A remarkably outspo.
ken one, from q monument in Horsleydown Church, in
Cumberland, runs as follows:
Here lie the bodies OF Thomss Bond and Mary his
wife She was te mper ate, chaste and charitable; but
L. vish
affection wife and tender mother, but her husband and
child. whom she loved seldom cav her countenancs
without disgusting frown, while she received visit
ors whom she desplsed with sn endesrng smile. Her
behavior was discreet toward strangers, but mpru-
dent in her f,miy. Abroad her conduct was nhd-
enced by good breeding, but at home by ia temper
And 20 the ep..sph runs OIL 10 Considerable length,
acknowledging the coed qualities OF the poor woman,
but killing each by setting sgainst 1t some fscuisry
unsmiabe trait. l confess that my feeling Is quite
TUNED in her favor by the unmany assaut wnicn her
brother he author of the inscrp.iou has thus made
upon the poor dead woman. 1t you cannot honestly
ssy good Of q human being on the gravsstone, then
say nothing q. sll. lFrsser's Magazine tor July.
Co1ros Iy AFRIcA-A letter received by the Cot
ton supply from Mr. X. ID. Ross, Cape Coast Cs.tle,
which sppears in The london Times, states emphat.
icely that cotton which 10 indigenous to Africa aud
grows abundsntly in Ashantee might be obtslued
equal to that Of Georgs, both in quantity and quality.
Mr. Ross thinks the Africans would readily proht by
Instruction, and that Africa would bsfore long compete
well with the Slave States Of America II captailsts
would establish organization in the central districts
to purchase and prepare for export all the colt IN
which the ratives should be left to grow.
LADIES LEARyIso TO SHooT-CAPT. Travis
We rotce this grest pstoLshot has retarnsd to the
city, for the purpose Of establishing pistol gallery.
While in Lexington, Ky, which city he halls
from last, he opered pistol gallery or school for
ladies, ard he was greeted with an attendance of
a.,s,, lxta f.s. Aof
d en- be ssys the most tmid became the best shots.
With practice they acquired courage, and ten times
out Of twenty they would bi: the bulls eye. The
captain will open the same kind of school in this city
today in order to afford our ladies' 40 opportunity of
bardlDg the PISTOLS either to protect themselves or
for their own amusement lCin. Gazette, July Y.
The WISE OF ls58.-We have Just received letter
fro m Segni q remote interior town Of the Papa do
minons in which it is stated that for the first time in
many years the vines show NO traces Of osd.um or
6iaeste ard that the vintage will be enormous Indi
GATORS of the same to be found in The IHdfpeR-
dance Beige and the German foreign items for nearly
all the continent. The traffic in cheap Hungarian
wires, which has been very much stimulated OF late
years, ard which draws ts resources from Q limtess
supply Of excellent varieties, rapidly becoming well
knoxp will contribute TO depress the piice, go that
there is possibility Of foreign wines again sinking to
the old level. Philatelphia Bulletin.
FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDEyT.-As M. I. II. Harris,
TIE Station Agent at Croton Junction, wss engaged in
masking up freight train fer the Worcester AID Nashus
Raro sd, yesterday afternoon, be was caught above
the lips bet~ two while in the cot OF drawing
pin, and crushed to such eIten. as TO cause his
death about three he after. He has been in the
employ Of the Fitchburg Railroad for number OF
years and has filed the position Of agent for the sew
ersl roads diverepg from South Croton since the ls
of June last. He was about % years Of sge, and
leaves wife, to whom he was married about six
u uon.hs since. (Boston Journsl, 4th.
HoRRIBLE.-Early yesterday morning Henry Folkz,
German sged sixty years, was found dead, scc.
dertsly bupg in the ice house Of bis son nlsw, west
Of Hyde Park. During the night he had evidently
brought up against some iron hooks used for raising
ard lowering meat. One hook had severely lscersted