New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01

tn, pyo,,derce Daily Journal TINS srcaks Of the
established exercise among the collegians IN that
city:
IN. College boats made fine appearance IN the Cove "
Saturday morning In addition to the .ino boats anu ~
there were volunteer boats which did not sem "@h ~
-, ., vi.v 10 be .shels They SERVED ~sn ho~ev-s
20 show the between the hc~t racers Of 'ne'e m an"
heuusy Junk. which used to bend the car N o soe
x large number spectators were gathered upon IN" r"
y, watch the graceful rowing and large proportion Of 'e ~
81 hs, fair sen whose approving smiles would tempo h' any
one 10 become an academic sailor Many persons wno ~e'c NO.
aware OF the proveTbsly puneuai hsos OF s'u'es', ~
late 20 se. the We Argiad TO hear OF the nefS ~h"
"a sl among the the vigorous and hs'hx eAs'o"
which they find in rowing.
1t /. 10 be feared that the fright va br"sn mas
given the virginians will work material injury 70
,b,;r business interests. The Springfield Rera"ican
SAYS: .,...,.. 49,, ., m.
The very day Of the denOuemen' the 'upenn'en o. '"e
u,,. Fey srrory here to get new master nf'"fei
that establishment, and engaged MI Ssa'" n"a'' w -
and assistant of the srrnorer at the '"
A. sir6ed Blu, since has got home, he wr'tssaecA can
c,ins the enrueent for the reason that the people 'n~
enumerated with Yankees tina, they "ouid ho %
- ~ ~ Mace of master aruorer They would h,iseer him.
b. ..xs houh Mr. Adams aud tale III" pAre. Ina
n,susn having relish for such treatment WIN say ooo
,hv a, but considering that he believes '"
niger. and Aboi,ions,s ehri-sn duty ana """'' -
ON .o,. THOMPSON we think Mr. Adams hss r'rhf to o"
b,ned .. the nature this threatened Southern hospitality
| Charles II. Weeks, alias Wentworth, once an
| motor in New-York, and who last wilder "eAPe-
,;orced religion and took to preaching, and who,
moreover published letter in one OF the New-fork
rarers in which he stated that the Christian public
aid NOT sustain him. and be had been obliged to 20
back 10 the stage in order to get mearS I'd support ms
mother and sisters has Of late been in Boston, under
the name of Charles T.. 81. Clare iiis conduct has
been ANYTHING but that which usiies his professions
piey. or even of good conduct. Tho Boston clergy
o o, III shoulder not inding him ri all
worthy of confidence
The TELEGRAPH states that the shooting ID Mr..
,lePhai, Acting Mayor of Baltimore. was accidental
TIL, Boni,qoye Sun gives the following version Of the.
ssar:
.xuh,h, ,hsrs ~,,s any IN feeling moDssAssuy saeee
bssvssn Mr. Ham. and Mr. h.,s'sa ssn =
"a 80. ,h.. vAeu Mr. Hazsean dzsw pAsssl ~ uss
: !. IN lest a. he had done sometimes before ana W."
~, orn Go the same spirit Eut upon hndns ha' NJ
.ur.us a, him, seized bis pistol, wrs.sd nom nm ~
a., ,n Tho other n viii be impossible to arrive ny
sl..,en tin an ersminaon has been had Anotne,
ooomI,,.d to the public upon the gisvoos 'oiy n'
d..Slv weapons in Jest any time but espe'iy IN s
Of number Of persons any one VI "'' ~
of such mprudenes."
Mrs. Nancy Stevenson was tneo oe'""
x.,o AZ the last term Of the Court at Andsnons
8. r.. ON an Indictment found against her ID As
La, letting forth that she was common sco'". -"
c,.oLa, Orr conducted the defense and moved 70
cnssb the Indictment, on the ground thai Demg C~
- .co,d W. as not an indictabe Ohense IN South Css
o,;,a. lie made brief but able argument in ssppoH
~ hi. motion, sustaining himself BY reference ".
case Of" Commonwealth agt. Samantha ""'o"'.'
- w.s tried in the Sixth Judicial DISTRICT Oh
.v,v.n;a and found in the American Law hss.'
. ia The defendant in that case wa discnae'" "
~, ,,,o,d 8. that the oiense Of common scnoi"ns"
-, ;.,re,abl. "A. a crime in Pennsylvania. Ins -"
, n. pro,ecutor Mr. Reed on the other hano' cs" -
The hooks much law TO sustain the Indictment
.,ument pro and con. the following order was -
" ON hearing the in this case Is osdsfse tnss
,;,n,r, be au.shed on the ground that IL Is not 'n
oSense that portion Of the common VI" ' : =.
hin, obsolete 10 South Caroina"
IN. aodey.oa Gazette thinks that the thanks y mo
,.de. are certainly due the exspeaker for his a''s ~
,,,us,, in defense of woman and to the Coun ,"
~;,,;na On, the offence in this State. Az far - ~
\ aa;ned this ia the third indictment that hae sssr
\ ,s.n n,eferred in the United States for the ons&~
.,oldpo. and The Gazette hopes it will BE- tho ~
/ !, :. invading one of the dearest rights Of woman' -
!. in truth. an abridgement Of the liberty OF spes
,be f.rer sex. The tongue, continues that glis"
nj 4. their principal weapon both oil de'snss -
|, &c. and az Irving has very facetious'y saao'
4 The only edged.,ool that becomes sharper ~ Gun
DR. Peune,, complains that his wife, whose -
II non 70, divorce created such STIR at Sew-nh.
o,, H. since Is about to remove, With his eh'drs
-. .o,oe 600 mesdistani Mr. Bennett de0ss
~, !, ,von, hurt hi. feelings much, a. be nevS -
~;'; VIC, them since the separation Of the parents
4 a correspondent Of The st. Lori' RePssSess
,,,,;,ss that the family Of 10 Smith, the hosned
"pro,be,., stiII reside in Nauvoo. No perrusstsas
80, rrsxsil on them TO remove TO Utah. His WIDOW
b,. married again, and, with her husband, kesf 80
Mansion House, the only house Of entertainment 80
the eity affords. The oldest con, who beam hs ~ =
name Of "Joseph" is Justice Of the Peace 800
u,etrl and very respected citizen. Great iadaess '
h.v. ,esn offered HIM IN vsucve i'iaA - sSAss
CIV, bu, he steadily RESTS IN seer "'e's'sa !