New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

rcscd by them successfully for the Chaplairey Of u.
Home OF Representatives. The last authority givn
for this s'oryis Harpers Magazine for October n,
The Atr.OrieaAs Sunday i}ciio We find letter fo,
Isaac L. More, ex-member OF Congress VII, ar,
commenting some of the details Of this tory aaS
the following remarks
Would sny man CT common ssn.. bsles, TIA, ,.r q, A.
rasbers Congress ssr hearing themselves denounced o.
.,eusy damned would contribute enough pay TIE pre.
expense 70 Washington snd ths bes. eaor,s to nd n
elected lain Congress. The -tn;l.H4 has drawn O.h
Inns F his facts. sni taxed the crcduliy Of h.. pab
hf,s much for belief
wss o tho~e members Of Congress heard rcss "A.
ii sermon snd have mach pride aEd srespt 70 AA,.
ccu.bu;ed rAy he eEpsnses q any one to "snoa ~
u,e NY ,yl,ous him elected Chaplain had rl o
title Of via, + there se; down.
Having mad. msny trips Up and down the Ohio 4 a.
cult to say who board this particular ,irae hyl
PRESTON there few members 81 Cons Al
more sasyysrns the description Of this wholesale sSlaE un
the Hon J. j. Crenden Of Kentucky ard ~sAou.
consulting him other person. an ssne thai - u.
other members board W N eouo5ora,e everything ae
at true tia, attended divine service Sunday al
90 much for this very young
hi, mod y poverty and BIS great affection that Htc
trtuor nd Invited him teco eanddsie h, chap
lsrey Think the i,s originated with myself Anop thai
worked very hard scur. bic election rcoet crcan-
connected with hi election. which will probably BE-
collation. iha Mr. NtuTn Aboiionis' and msny Of,se
souhein members and satisfied them that
could vouch for from the conversations with n on that
uhec, circulated through Tie Hs ths Mr. Mon Knew and
ouched M him Aud but for the eTcons Of two sAres o;
could have been elected he an entire sases By
sne and reputation q mn ofi'y Of the HOUSE.
M Mlbgm has pub.he this wholesale Islander az sDd
vide and us, thai those member. who board d tbs
time vn give their 70 the pabic. NJ Criisadeu
know s neither drunssd gambler, an ~ but III"
I. true O. ',lse. is not at all suSable.
lam. very r,.pec,fay your obedicn' servant,
ISAAC r. MORSE, OF LogissAna-
&C. Il. Hughes Of Carlinsvile, Ill., i, the man
who lately shot Williams, the L. S. mail agen, at tha
place. The provocation is -ad TO have been a criminal
intimacy between Williams and The wife of Hughes
The community, it is said Justify the act.
Mr. RedTath says, in TIE Boston Atlas ard Bal,
at Francis j. Merriam the 70 ng man who is sad o
have died OF wounds received at Harper's Ferry, wa.
a Boston bow tie grandson Of the venerable Francis
jackson Presiden, of the Massachusetts Anti-Sayery
Society He was Mr.. Redpath's companion and in.
terrreer in his recent travels in Hayti. Mr.. Redpah
s VS.:
10 hs receu, action h. had sdvi.e aud acted 10 sou
dcon the creed of his family They ncnre.iaB'i Abo
hienisis o. the Garrisonisn school"
The Sunday Mercury says:
behalf of Brown to Virginia accredited to Mr. Mascab
the Boston arsocracy the ground that If he aowede
act and were protected The end Of the thing would be- to silence
to certain the acrmony Of the Nobor rather the
scIimony OF the Aboltionists'
The Boston Journal says:
We have seen a copy of the correspondence between Mr.
Forbes and Dr. s O. Howe which shows clearly enough that the
latter had with the conspiracy of Brown
sbuy hi. The letters of Dr. Howe will be pobshed"
In moralizng upon dueling, The Chicago Press
and TrijHne informs us how the law became dead
letter in Illinois, by reviving the history of the 6rt
and only duel ever fought in that State Ia the year
1870, AIhonso Stewart and William Bennett fought
with rifles in st. Clair county, and Stewart fell NOR
tally wounded on the first fire. Bennett made his
cape into Arkansas, where he remained two years
His whereabouts discovered, lie was arrested,
brought back, indicted, tried convicted Of murder and
executed. Governor Bond wac besieged days and
weeks by the barbarian disciples Of the code cLamor
ing for the wrcch's pardon. But he closed his door
against petition and entreaiy, and William Bennett
danglcd at ropes end in the presence OF some thou
sands of Spectators who took in great moral lesson.
This was the first and last duel fought the soil
Illinois and il efectuay crushed out all respect for
the bloody code in that State.
"A FairLaven, Mass, woman, having been 4" post.
A. BY her husband, retorts in the following notice:
Where's my goodfornoihing husband Lyman $ FORBES
having h advertise orbiddng all per-on- trusting
his account would hereby oil against haIbodns
trusting hin nv shah pay debt Of s
tracing this d A. he has been In the habit Of paying
any Of ny bills his neh. since have been cqunkA
with him h caution wholly unnecessary and uncasd for
Moreover who knows hun would be verdsn eDoash
anybody on his account. CORNELIA FORBES"
E. j. Youmans delivers his course Of lectures on
"The Chemistry Of the Sunbeam" this week before
the YouDg Mems Christian Association of Newbury.
The Chicago Press and Tribune says:
We think throw little light upon the thlee-dm-s
repeated words, Kansas work. In 0eTit Smiths letter O
wsiame Brown Of June T. las9-the letter. mean sad
found Browns house after the affair Of Hampers
Ferry Abou, middle Of March last passed throosh
this city having In charge thirteen fugitive slaves rom Missouri
route for Canada Our informant who gives this fact
so that Brown spoke Of his Smith for aid In the
enterprise IN which be then engaged and seemed rely
upon him for any assistance which he might require In future
endeayor OF the kind Doubtless Smiths words refer 70
Capt. Brown. peaceful and bloodless attempts universal
emancipation. We take that Mr.. Smith would no, desire
conceal the fac. that he |, at all times ready assist in the
scap, Of rgy.s that hundreds perhaps Of hunted md
flying ard indebted 10 him for Of div
But that he party Browns foolish and criminal
eDdeayo Hsrpers Ferry, il too improbable fer belief We
do no; admire dsni his connection With the old for the
purpo. 6rs' named but know him well tia, dare
assent that he has been willing TO stain his hsnis With nBo
cent blood When ais connection nth Brown cesred and
TIE FusA'G letter tbpa'ned Will We DOUBT not, b. ounh
that have liz the exact ,ruthns when he sends 200 10
Blown 20 keep hin ai bis Ksnses work. when hs pSayefs
God tina, you may have strength continue your K4ns
work sad when the iberoly OF another Is sudod because
n assist n the Kansas work ne conveyed assuranc.s biz
Willingness pay and aid in the escape usitives by that
coas hoough:are the stock Of which 1. never Quoted On
cLaags-iL- under ground railroad"
The Chachman say. ID IL matter for deyout
thanksgiving that the Rev. DIR. Day of Alabama la.
been made Bishop. IL adds:
Hi valnal.. Truc. foI M.arayy rse recertN nah.LcI