New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-05

on two sao statement from 81 Oo pspsv, TO tbe Of
fec. that ths pescssbe cnzsns Of Bern Fl gh.s pro-
poesd to se. nd Of the Free Love community n that
place by purcAs Assing their property At fair valastion.
The fer has been made, but they won't go. Mrs.
Cora Barry editor Of 7te Are Of Freed9n gives vent
70 the feelings Ct the Free Lovers IN the following m
dependent s:yk:
"Born in Berlin, consider myself nst1rahzed;
feel that have the privileges Of Native Amer,
oaD,' o.d exDte. 20 remain here. Thinking, - l
must. ell subjects; acting as my highest convio'
tons iupel all OCCASIONS advocating sucn Iiith
ard such life az is good 20 me always ehpecs sll,
remain. Rejecting al religious d'gnas repn ita!Hg
all arbitrary marriage bonds Nler.ng a. no gos-
ernmen SAFE tie erer-aeteag laDs o az tttRg, sadf
utter my ttoug.! an m9red, and ,taH ater Aere'
Scoring that purity Manufactured by legal ior.ei
despspg th.t virtue based only on the opinion OF the
world The truth feel shall pot be stfed 10 my soul
arywter on Gods earth. advocating sgt!'mes tra:-
ness 10 tie Christ citin my hfe shal alone answer 70
the divine mandates OF my own being; sId *ha.ever
place another may spportion me, it must psss un-
bee6ed while my soul alone Listens TO the deep voices
Of TIE Infinite coming to me om the bieed'og heart
of Hurnanity-the acting pulses OF my myIisd ssters
whose apeulshed prayer, as Of old, R, WHAT shall
We do TO be savedf and oh from the mlloo innocen,
and urasked child souls who are only born to her,
tsge OF sp, all bidding me cry aioud and spsre not
the deep truths so clearly shown ne. II H2iding al
days alike holy, l would do only good and beautiful
deeds at any time and the Bible Sabbath or Christian
Sunday like every day Of my fe shall be devoted to
whatever Of work, or study, or music, or preaohns,
or dancing, my own Judgment says will be most pro
stall do IN Berlin, as haze dlpdys done. 'DaVid
danced before the Lord believe it quite ss inno-
cent as any act Of his life and dancing betrten tH
hours Of inteecual and religious ecerc'se, on Sun,
day or any other day, sotA be part Of all rhoe and
consistent toorship Seeing clesrly that woman, as
well as man. has the natural right to the fullest scion
Of all the faculties and passons Of the SOUL that she
must be self owned ard self whole; that her woman
,cd arA hsr matt AL ms
held in her own hands bid her keep herset-peyer
become ssve-never yield to the mercenary oohgs.
toDs Of the marriage bond, but accept alone the truest
life up.wellrg in her own sou; letting wise loving
ress be ever the only parent power that shall give her
a cbid and despite threats, despite churches ana
priesthood despite the ho Elng Of the rabbe and the
unlawful prosecutions OF legszed power despite mis-
Ieprese ntstiops and cslumny, and abuse, and vics
ton this truth will proclaim from my naive nli-
tops and send it reverberstipg through the Valleys
where my childhood wandered. shall still cit among
the orchard blooms that draped my crade they shall
give their fragrance to my life and shroud my grave
with the bued mantle; and yet that life shall be
lived uDfet.eYed, that grave shall be no cowards
tomb. The scented aopes, where my Gnidnooa en-.
winged hours went by, are stil to give their sweet
ness and their sunshine to Dy rper years; and the
mothers love and the fathers emile are still to be
mine for the faith they have ia their child, and yet
more for the supreDer faith in Truth and ever shall
nv pen 90 on s work. ever shall utter this thought
of freedom, ever shall live the life that feel most
true ard must it be where my own soil chooseth
its resting spot and its ho.ne
Two MEs SUFFocATED ~ VILLA most
melancholy accident occurred on Thursday on the
property formerly owned by Fel1 Bobe, but nov by
Mr.. John Abeitz near the grounds OF the Agricultural
81 ciety in the Ninth WSfd. The premises are being
put in repair, and among other improvements well
had been dug in the yard which was intended 10 re-
ceive the coDtents Of an old vault attached to water
closet. When it was completed, the workmen en-
gsaed upon il proceeded to tap the old receiver. To
effec this purpose platform had been constructed
about eight feet from the bottom, and-the wen beng
in depth only twenty two fee-tourteen eet IRON the
TOP This platform was made Of cross psces and the
two men placed themselves in sitting postnre while
they worked ignorant or unthoughtful OF the frghtiul
risk which they were incurriug. An orincs was
scarcely effected before the well was hled WITH iou
cir, and the two men tainted away from is effects.
A third persop David Hay, who beheld the DIS
asfer from above, called others to his assistance,
snd was lowered TO their relief; bu. he had not de-
scended far until, overcome by the no1ous gas, ne
reeled ard fell upon the platform. Those who hsd
collected at the mouth of the we'll now procured a
hook, and made an effort to grspPs the upiortgnA Ate
victims, but were unable to get hod OF any put Mys'
upon whose arm the hook fastened above the elbow,
and he was drawn forth. After lsooring with HIM an
hour or more, he was rescuscssted. ln the mean
while the well filed with water, and all hope o. saving
the others was oblterated. The accident occurred at
IL O'Clock, and they were not removed from Their po
stion until 45 minutes after l.. Their names were
Frsncis Granger and William Whyer. The former
was about 10 years of age and was employed IN um-
ber wards. aud at well digging. Hslved IN the Eighth
Ward not far nom the round house, upon the Central
Railroad, ard leaves a wife and one child. Wnyer
lived in Allegheny City, ard wife snd six children
remain to lament his loss. lie was about ~ years OF
age and engaged generally in the same employment.
a. Granger. They were both honest industrious ana
retpectable nep. lPittsburgh Press July ~.
LOST CHILDREN FoUSp- A week ago last Ffdy
two children, a boy and girl, aged three and hve
yes,s, were miased by Their parents, who reside near
the "red tavern" in Cambria Niagara CO., and a.
though very large number OF peopie-2U or So-
were in search they were not found until Saturdsy
some ~ or 50 hours after they were missed Ihe
scene with the parents when the children were found
is described touching in the extreme. Ihey were
found in some high grsss about mile from home'
The Lockp0Tt Courier says.
II sppesrs that they had gone after berries, 60.
lost and wandered of in north east drec non through
the woods, till night overlook them Inc neios anu
woods we're searched in every direction oy the negh
bore, who, we understand very generally turned ou'
that afernccn and continued the sesrch till near MD
night. The next morning the search was renewed,
but with DO better success. They were secidentiy
discovered, as above stated after ceDg ost ana WIZ
ont ood over 80 bours and exposed TO the storm OF
Saturday morning. The little boy when asked WHIST
he had done with his new shoes, said he took them
off last night when he went to bed, ard forgt to pu,
them on when he got mp. When the mother asked
tho little erl # sbe cried last night she sid no,
but called you. ma. but guess you didn't hear
me- -
TnE SIuFFIyG" CANE ExrLopEp.-Two foreign.
ers sppesred in our streets yesterday ffom Bost on'
with cbair.cushicns or sale which they offered Won
derfuly cheap pretending st toe same time tina, they
were stuffed with the best Of hair. One of the cush.
iors having been bought and examined 1t was found
TO contain aud other cnesp stuffs, sod to be
very mean article. Information was gwen 10 the
police, and Deputy Ring went ont, found one OF the
shsrpers snd bought three OF the cushions, and told
him TO 20 20 the office WITH him for bis psy. Tne fe
low entered the lions den without suspicion OF ms
danger. Ring took knife .nd ripped one open, to
which proceeding the fellow stouty objected but the
officer said: al have bought them and have right
." TO do what please vita them.' The caes. 10 the