New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


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ua hat The people Of thst town have beeu s01ssi Tor
some tune pa: by tie presence OF OF az ano
usmed Cole. Although sDs VAS more retired cad eau
tous ID her yciUusness 81 hsi, she becare pore S1d
nore enbold,nej until Of ste she has ma ie
a. TO her bsbits and des ss, VIZ 20 Do as base a pos
slb'e herself and 70 bring ioio the same caieory az
mary yourg ard intellgcat females ~ she coalf She
lad beer known - induce several sIs OF respectable
families 20 romain a. her lOistgs snd other secladed
places until ste hours Of the night eod or'ns them In
contact with the weS and snsres OF npbsoei as
well s. amateur hberines Of that and Other tosos
she bad We are informed, opened regular a'sGnst'o
house and attempted 10 epsnare every one " 40 cane
w.hiD the pale Of her enceavors: Th,s procsdors ON
her pant q, last became too bold and de u, Tor the
more respectable portion Of the citizens 70 endure
loretr They became eNssp rated and on triday lsst
they took The matter into their os hands Toe sdles
10 tie amber ct sbout 900 assembled ard resolvedt TO
averge Their wrongs suo protect Their daughters from
The lies AMI SDaIes Of n vie resort. rney copgre-
gated near The bridge shout ~ ocio"s g. M, 90
street. tie victim OF their revenge belag there
also they attacked Der, stripping OF her clothing, APP
pled 10 hb raj cost of tar then roed her
10 sack Of feathers and let her GO. Bat IN
iormed TIA, the .Nciteme0t which was sroady intense
throughout the town. IVES raised still higher after the
ladies' Lad performed t5eu task and retired IA their
homes. II became no sed about that two yoang men
had volunteered during the notice. of thu sceoe, 70
assist tho ladies in their .hqts, a. Gily literally
shaved the hesd Of their vic i'm jest before The coat Of
and feathers WAS appled, one held Der wnietne
other did the shesrrg Wien the male portion Of the
populace becsn knowing 20 this fact they. ia their
iufn. were exaspera'ed ara resolved 70 lyncn thsm
for interfering IN matter that they thought belonged
entirely TO the LADIES. They started pursuit Of them
in great NUMBER ard they ran as II Tor dear he. Doe
Of them soon oyeItaken, made FAST AMI the lash
about 10 be applied, We are Informed, Wen the
Marshal irtsriered with poSe and rescued him from
their attacks The other one outran the croSd and,
up to Last accounts had not been heard isom.'
THE MowRY Boots MARRIAGE CasE.-Yegng Nov
" was brought n'o Court at Troy Monday morning
last. 10 answer the charge of fake persecution aud
illegal mariisge when he admitted the leg shty ~ tho
marriage, ard discharged, but WAS immediately
rearrestd charge of blgam upon the complaint Of
Fanny Welch, his no~ -ack nos legged wife. Miss w.
stated in her affidavit Gays The Troy TINS, that
Mowry has wife BY 8 former marriage living 10
Providence ard that she has heard ADD real letters
written by her 10 b n: and also that Movry has 3D.
mited 10 several persons, while denying the legality
Of the last marriage that he had wife living IN az
o. her State. The sci for Nss w. have also let
ters ffom Mosry's father and brother in wa,ch the
first marriage n spoken of by them. Tire prisoner
was rematded TO al for examination on charge OF
bgamy.
discharge OF the prisoner the ORIG nal charge. s
Albany counsel Mr.. Willett called MoSry side
and, whispering to him. Informed him, as Il was un-
dersood that his father had dsowned him aud should
hereafter leave him to the consequences Of hs ac's.
This Intelligence seemed t. overpower the prisoner,
AID he burst into tears. lie Continued TO weep for
some time, and did MOI again regaio his oomposuro
during the time he was in COuft. Spencer and w ads
worth are still uLdtr arrest on the old charges.
THr fIfIIBusrYps.-We have satisfied oursslf that
that tie Of current effort 70 organize gang
OF husters for another raid On Nicaragua is wholly
untrue and that it has its origin simply 10 the desire OF
steamship parties to prevent by hook or by crook tho
proros 20 speedy reoperng Of the Nicsrsgus route IN
DER the Van DykeW alace contract With Nicaragua
AID the contract recently MADE by the Post Office De-
partmert with Dir. johnson. The object Of starting
fN,xr 10 h..
extent of procuring action its part calculated topre-
vent American passengers from crossing their lsthmns
A more sweep ng falsehood never published than
this story TO which refer above. However, It's pro-
Navigation at this time is in fair keeping with the gen.
eral policy long pursued by those interested IN per-
petcatirg monopoly of the transportation ofpasseI-
geis 10 and from California by steamship.
Az the Seneca Mission, ard the Cattaraugus Reser-
walton there are seven day schools AM church with
more iDan 100 members. AT q recent Sunday. School
celebration, about 600 Indians present. including
IC0 children. The children addressed by two or
three who Ill cleaye 10 their old heather notions
bit they encouraged the children 10 strive for improve
Inc nt learn what their teachers taught them. Sew
era of the Christian Indians also adore SD them and
several white men spoke through Interpreters The
Seneca Mission has also an Orphan Asylum, erected
three yesIs ,ince mostly by funds furnished by the
LEGISLATURE Of the State of New Ofk aud will accom-
moda,e 81 children. II is under the control of q
Board Of Trustees ore half Of whom are Indians, tn
other half white gentlemen residing in the vicinity
~ present il contains "a children, mostly beongngt
that Reservation Bdff 40 Courier
WHITE Frost rs Doc DAys.-We learn that this very
Unusual amopherical visitation occurred lsst night
upon TIE lower grounds Of many localities in different
directions. AmoIg other places heard from at Ash
land, Mass, and Somersworth, n H., the platforms
around the depots observed to be covered with
thick collect Of boar frost ard 80 ,ts OF IL
plainly vi.ible most Of the lines OF railway At the
North. IL wa thought however, that little damage
was dOre 70 crops with the exception of Of the
lsf. rftl'f were az
IN the buC sufficiently 10 cauee them 10 wilt under the
succeeding sunshine. The frost was most fortunately
not powerful enough to affect the corn crop.
Boston Transcript, 1871.
ACHUR'H PRosECUTEs 4 PEw.HoLDER FOR REsT.
The Li,ca Obseruer says the Congreg ationa Sroi-
ETY. of Clinton has brought action agaiost r. y.
Hoskins TO the rent Of Zip which defendant
occupied during ebtire year. The deiendan, made
no contract with the trsres be did no, bad of AZ the
annual rental bat it appears that the appr.al OF the
Zip publicly posted 10 the vestibale. They seek
t. recover an implied contract The defense ID that
70 one be compelled To pay for hearing the word
OF God unless special contract has been made. An
important point - thus brought up; and The Chnoa
COME thllks the litigation ~ll fail 10 terminate with
the decision Of the Juy in this The tral IL not
yet concluded.
THE GREEN AND CHEROkEE DGfFIcULTY.-Ihe
Fart Smith ark Times, OF the 18Th ult., says:
The Cherokee and Greek war has come 10 close
o. in reality never had existence. The Greeks
became alarmed at threats made by Cherot,ses
While intoxicated, for murder 81 Cher0kef by
Greeks ard corgregated at Deep Fork b the an)nnt
Of about 100 and painted is their custom n Hines
Of vsr; but no Cherokees went out, and tae whole
matter ended in-nOihDg. The Cherokees s.y that
the Creeks VII have 10 settle for the murder, and per-
hsps something nay come Of It yet"
TROOPS RrTURyED.-The 81. Pau MINI PoNcer
Of the 9Th ssys:
1.-The three companies Of troops dispatched to
Wright County, TO ai5 in the enforcement OF the laws,
have returned by order Of the Governor the sa.h)r
ities Ct the county having stipulated that the laws
.Ioud in fnture he ohserved and having uroasted