New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

then. in midas res, in Grsyson q Decor OF Neol'
cine has elcped with q farmers wife, with "h'o-
suorous Hegira is not too well pleased the worthy
acricuturist for be has started Ii pursuit auu -
"the lsst accounts the Doctor aud the '''y
" were about two hundred miles nor'n' VIII 'he
syepgipr husband about two short day. tfs'e'
behind" Esculapiss is, therefore, ey THIS 'ine'
probably awakened from the dulces dreams oil love-
ard Lie Mars, has left his Venus for the bloody
field In tie reigtboring Town of Huntsville, Il
w.. . asrm euouch"-tte. at 100 IN The
SHADE 70 COCK me st in the sum-" which msy ae-
count for the Grsyson escaPsde. But IN a!e"e'
W. encounter warmer work still. The IrHe issue
..s under the necessity Of recording that recently
bloody rencon.er took place between II. f. A'''
.ton and Dr. Rhem Result-the DJctor perio'
rated 10 death. The Doctors hired man Peflora'eu
badly. The old story follows. Aston rode nome
quietly. sfter this sgreesbe pastlne II hs dinner
and 70 effort was made to arrest hun. Whereupon
Tn, TIN. Lssu. cries out in much distress oil mild;
wien shall murder be elevated 10 the scale
- If crime to the grade OF horsesteahpg III
Texas" We do not know. Perhapswne Inc
T,npeyaree Banner, which We notice. mas
been started in McLeDnan, has obtained
large circulation in Fsyette. Perhaps when
,bs Rev. Mr.. Garrett gets the new baylor
University under way For the Rev. Mr. Garrett
= 5s,ermr ed 70 have University-the mania Tor
funding new ard venerable seats OF learning so
r,sirl, 10 be noticed in other Southern States, hav'
ing already reached Texas. But. from thls pleasing
Minervan fact we must tura to another which u
NOT 20 pleasing The incorrlgble "nlgger'!
HOY, their propensity for " mizzlng" will mar the
cbsrrns Of the farest "Airtbly Paradise to use
tho words Of Mr.. Samuel Slick We belie7e that
the unprateful dogs would have run away from the
Garden Of Eden, if they had only had chaoce
Here is 1.-the desperate runaway niger OF Dir.
Jas. Loggins When chased, the viper who has been
cherished in the Loggins bosom NEARLY shoots
hi, nur.uers steals fine mule, and rides away
truuphsntly. to the intense disgust of The Bastrop
Adrertiser. Nor is this all. Here is "a niger
of Col Aldrldge, in pulling killed shoat out OF
ga barrel of scad ne water, overturns the same
"upon two children" of his beneiactor, " severe
"y,- if not wlfully and ftloniOusly scalding them
Then there was the negro boy Jack, who ran away
| from a steamboat, was caught, was put into Bis-
trop iail, when, TO avenge himself he malclously
went into commissions. refused to come out of them
| ard in fact died, leaving the county saddieu
| with "his expenscs'-the mean fellow Nor was
| be alone in his meanness Mrs. Martins man, OF
| Csddo Parish ran away, was caught, was sent ID
| i,il and in view, We suppose, of the eAplitory
| fspellation which he hsd every reason to antici'
| pate. was sinful enough to hang himself Loss
| about SI,OOO-the wicked wretch Contnulng
the ex bilarating record, learn that three merry
men viz Long Husky and Bnion, bad what is
| called by The Je6erson Gd:ehe san ARRAY Long
shot HUSKY to that degree that be descended to the
shades in the short space of fSe minutes Then
| Long shot Bnion Then BiDion shot Long. Then
| Bnion ran for doctor. Husky is dead, Long Is
dead. and Blnion has abscouded Whoever will
| catch him will receive $500 from grateful Gov
| ernmert The Gazette says "Csuse-famlly
feud" A nice family party, certainly most
cuching reunion
This lie truly melancholy catalogue How de-
| lightfu must il be- especially for nervous old
| gentleman, who likes peace aud quietness, or
nervous old lady, who fants invariably at the sound
Of firearms, to live in this lovely State in which
the sof. note of the pistol is continually heard
| in which the attached retaners Of the family arc
awsys taking the very Freuchiest of leaves, and
| Oh being captured indulge TO an Unlimited extent
| in the solace Of suicde-in which whole families
| go out to fight each otber-in which murder seems
70 be the Chief avocation and assassination the mos,
| diyertDg pastime Talk about Arcadia TAX of
the fields which Bion loved aud of which Morchus
sung Talk Of the dnicia ARA Of Virgil What
were these 10 the rural districts OF our own Texas
where the shepherds have cast aside their crooks
for the bowie knife and their pipes for the pistol
What Texan poet for poets they must surely have,
will giYe US Texan bucoc, in which the bleatng
Of sheep and the bang of firearms shall be mingled
in novel and agreeable manner with the cries Of
the wounded
In examining our Texan exchanges, however,
We have CHANGED TO notice one pleasant item. The
FrOntir Mars, printed at Weatherford, Parker
County, chronicles the growth Of twenty nine ears
Of corn-plump, welLflled carson fSe stalks;
AID suppOsss that from eight stalks shown to the
sduirIDg editor Of that newspaper, half bqshel Of
corn might have been gathered if it had been left
10 mature. - This" observes The Nens, in cheer
iul and exultant strains, s truly encouraging,
aid it goes TO prove that labor and perseverance
will ultimately receive their reward though spent
L" on corn in Texas" This is the most sensible
paragraph which We remember ever 10 have seen
10 Texan newspaper, and We commend it TO the
attention Of every fire consuming extra honorable,
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