New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

eIop.d from home With the iRtsBtica 81 beng male
one Rssb. Tie fatrer Of he boy arrived in time 10
prevent this cons unnAtop, ard tock he couple hs1e,
wtere tie little sid va ssut op in dwt closet, and
tie little boz .ouriy whipped, aid their srdeLt love
thus brought to ,1dden sud unhappy tsrnirs'''n.
The ruror which has been going the rounds of TIE
press ia. Chief Justice Tsbsy 'tempIs.ed rss'gn'ng
hi. jodse.hip in the Supfeae Court Of the Ua'ted
States, ws lesrb bom she best sathorby, 10 wholly
stbou. foundation, Say. Tie Waskisgtos Star, and
adds, CLiefJa.;.oe rsKey does not, ssd las rsVer
contemplated taking suea sst,p.
Tx Ba-1r,R IS. G. S,Etisel says tbs. C.1y;on
ard Carter two men con7 cted Of resro-stss;ns we're
burg in that District on F:idsy last.
Michael Phelan he b:Diirdp player, is in training
E. Horeu for the great usteh With Seeseisr o. De-
troit for g. COO The fetds OF both parties are very
tfd. Ses-eiter Is SID 20 have sde, 81 o;e time,
q run 0. 40 al; q; sro,her, Of sO points il cSom
game.
Judge Srorg, 10 divorce case, last week
Rochester refued 10 allow the husband {, take the
stand as a witness sgans; his vile IS he did rot be-
Htve that the law permitting parties to testify 10 their
Own behalf had any ,uch ls'tude.
The whole rumter Of Indians q. IIessr: in this
county is estimated a. $50. Geo.
Tie boys Of Kingston snd Rond Mt g't iLto s
row on Tuesday, which ended in a desperate fight
th ,,icks srd s,,Iy. 04e Otthe boys at Kingston,
where the fight occurred, fred 8 shotgun INTO tie
crowd four tin es sud wounded some Of the boys Sc
verely. The citizens thought j: worth Will, At last TO
interfere.
"A letter in Boston newspaper says that tue
Ulitarisn churches Of New-Yoik are ing of adop-
Al. d. lr hag re-
qassted 20 draw up form of this sort. We are not
mistaken service of this kind is slrea'y in use in the
eiurch Of the Rev. Mr.. Long'e OF Brooklyn.
A letter to The Richmond Dupa'eh, give, the
following Is tie hsnibl wnch was posted sbou:
Boston, e few days ego, and shout which t-ere has
been some talk:
" Hare lie a Stare Ca,cisr A0.0Ag Is Charles
L. IIobson Of Richmord Vs. tobacco march AIT, was
seer in COR strec's yesterdsy-sops No the fremont
House. lie If - years Of age, SIX feet high, elm,
pale faced, gray eyes solemn countensnee; har snort
and ssrdy coorec, beard on hi. chm gosee iasbl.n
wears dark colored oyeIcoat, light cocred pants,
sId black slonched hat. he had one slave who has
run a-ay. Does be come here to hunt hin
" BOitoH, February 10 1851
Mr. Hobson il is said, did not deserve 10 be called
lave hu1ter. II he did, Bor.on would certainly have
been an unwholesoms place for him to remain in.
The German Csb'netmakers OF Pblsdelphia It'll
coItnDe sler strike for higher wages, assuming tha,
good workman should he paid enough TO make from
$ to SO week. Forty or fifty Gsrm,n weayer' OF
the American Mills, al Rockville, II. l., have also
strtck.
--Soue dsys since, we copied paragraph from
Ner-Haven paper, stating trst the Hon. Tfumin
SIN h had bad au attack Of paralysis which had dis
able6 m for business. We sre happy TO learn that
this ,tsemet Was roIeous that the 0dspostion Of
that gentleman not of 20 alarming character, and
tast at tie time publiibed the Intelligence be was
uyrg an important lawsuit at Catskiu, and Is now in
hls usual good health.