New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-22

80, on ~ sys. on the sts,e Bank of Ohio. Tue
clergyman made = clean breast OF the mster nc 90
cane c7ureetsd with some e0anter'et1is I. Guy w
years ago and 50 he hsd been in early HE an en-
,rayer he became q usefa and hard-SofSifg memoei
Of the ssrg. He bss preached in Gens lod ABOUT
three yesis Be i about forty years Ole, s N 80 OIL
family snd hss been very generally esteemed anu re-
srected by his congregation ard ielghbors. lie $50
b. ioip.d the couDeretsrs Z" get money To do good
win" The e1plspsiiou DOT very satisfactory ~
HE parshopers DO F.ver, aud they discarded HIN a.
once. He mus. h.ye been nice minister An exam
nation Of his STEADY showed that he was re GUAR
sobsc,iber % the LIFE ~ Boron Venus Hisrftaay
sud other fash papers, and the shelves Of NJ D Il
esse were adorned with the yelow-covered hives oi
numerous celebrated bghwaynen, forgers, sc.
lie sss taken before Justice q tie Pesce sud in de-
FAINT Of heavy bail was committed 10 the Coucty jail
to await trisl before the Court Of Common Peas
The Incident created a great sensation 10 the little
town. lC'eVeland flAndeaer'
ABoLp AND SHREwp PosH FOR FREEDoN The
Orfors M ss.) Be,ear = tells the foiIaEirg story:
Saturday night sman, VINO appeared to De perfect
" white but who wa resly negro aPpe ared a. Mrs.
utlers hotel and applied for lodgings for himself and
seryapt-s negro msu very blacs. lie represented
himself traveller going North, and sitter eating sup
per with the regular guests, requested before reuf
10 be called up in time TO leave 90 the six o'clock train
pext morning which accordingly done Ine
black darksy placed IN the negro car, VINE tue
white one quietly seated himself snoog the whIte
folks 10 the passenger car. Snortly sier tue ualh
the negro car and recognized our black Passenger
>, ated therein as an old friend. Hello, Sam
said the hand, where you gSlne J SO vine
Eorf; belong 70 gemmsn IN do oder car Doot
believe YOU is you runIiD of, SAM Sam is ly de-
MED this but the other was ti1 in doubt. de per-
sopaisj wbst had passed 10 the conductor, VINO psr
tculary noticed the gentleman IN the oder car and
came 10 the conclusion that be was either en- abolition
eussary something else thai vas not right w hen
the train reached the junction he had then both ar
rested. and brought back the retnrn tain, aud
placed in the Holly Springs js'l. The white Oakley
belongs to w. II. Steen planter OF this county, hVng
near Water Valley; ard the black one 10 Joan Is.
Steel. planter. nesr Bsnner in this county. They
went up to Holly Spripgs on Tuesday, and brought
the runaway home. II tt intention OF the white
negro. by passing himself off white man, 10 COZ
duct hmsef and the other negro Ito Free State,
bat bis plans were frustrated, as above stated
Az AQUArIc SExTos-A private letter from Nor
wch contains the f 10 wing an using snecdote:
Sunday before last the Baptsts were to have a
grand eel. brst0D quite MI nber OF persons were 10
be bautized rot 10 tue river but in large pool sunk
10 the floor Of the church under the pulpit which is
wheels and capable of being rolled away II was an
extraordinary occasion, and the house was crowded
with Episcopalsns CoDgreg stionaists and Me'hodts,
as well ar with the Bsptsts themselves The opening
services gone through WI n, the pulpit was rolled
away and the minister, with one Of the candidates,
approached the pool and commenced descending The
steps. Suddenly they paused then held hurried con-
sulistion made retreat, and 1t was announced that
the ceremony would be postponed till evening. Toe
rest Of the services gone through VITO by an
aud nee more diverted thsu edited, for before the
service ended the whole congregation had learned
that the pool was half full Of dirty soap suds and
various were the surmses as TO how they got there
In the Of the day 1t leaked ont that me Sert0H
had taken batk there Saturday .gkt, aAd forgotten
TO let the Hdter :"
A FRIGHTFUL SCEsI.-A frightfu scene might
have been witnessed yesterday morning on the root OF
three story house situated on Water street between
Monroe and Quincy. young man was standing upon
the comb Of the roof repairing chimney. when the
sbiDgles being Wet and slippery, he los, hs footnold
and sd slowly down, feet foremost toward the caves
The two three persons who witnessed the accident
turned away sick with terror. Although the man
made every effort TO get hOi which the fear OF GER
tain death would naturally prompt, he moved slowly
down. and only checked from falling ID the pave
men: below by water spout, against with which his
fee. in contact But for this frai obstruction he
must have been dashed into shspeless mass. Without
utterng a cry for help the young mao kicked off his
shoe and proceeded 10 ascend which he succeeded
in doing, and went TO work at his chimney again,
apparently taking little account Of accident which
hei made the eye-witnesses hear;sick and dnmb with
terror. Wheeling lntelhgencer
A juvenile BODY GUARD.-A Protestant widow
lady in Cincinnati, Mrs. Klein, whose husband,
Catholic, died recently, took her boy from Catholic
school and sent him to the common school OF the ds-
trict. On his return home, few evenings since, he
was beset by his former Catholic Stockholders and
beaten violently. Toe next day, however the Prot
ard stones, formed themselves into body guard ard
saw young Klein safely home, and have continued 70
do so ever since. From the children the excitement
has spead to the parents and more serious results are
feared.
ASTIocH CoLLEGE.-Tie Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Of Friday last says that Thursday the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company made apple alton TO
the United States Court for the foreclosure OF mort
gage for 81 36 H. principal and interest given by
Antioch College at Yellow Springs. Toe mortgage
was given in 1853. Upon application OF cOuose,
Judge Leavitt made order for the sale Of the lands
and tenements described in the mortgage, and appoint
ed John Kebler Master Comm ssOner for that pur
pOse. Also to cell certain other lands not embraced
in the mortgage referred TO, which were assigned TO
Moses H. GIinnel, to secure certain bonds. The Day
Of sale will be named by the Commission
American SURGERY ABROAD.-The apparatus ow
in in the New York Hospital for treating fractures
has been introduced into Of the leading hospitals
Of Pars. It's effectiveness was at first doubted, bat
case was given TO American surgeon, who treated
il with this apparatus the moot successful msuner.
In consequence the French Surgeon of the hospital Of
the Faculty, at once adopted II.
NEW GISEvRA.-A little girl in Cincinnati, one
day last week, when playing :" hide aud seek with
mpanion hid in old trunk, the lid of which fast
ened with q clash. She screamed for help TIL eI-
hausted, when alarm raised by her long alb
sence and q search made. She found almost
cad from the exhaustion of the air. The little sufferer
would probably have lot lived many minutes longer.
SPRIsG BIRDS AND SPRING ELOODs.-There have
been floods 10 the eastern rivers, bringing down huge
masses of ice, destroying bridges, filing cellars and
driving out snskes and mnskIats. With them came
Spring birds to be heard every morning in Connect