New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

lees 'the ~A.sky comes round and TIA.
they viii vote for him like a thousand Of bneAa-
We must not forget, however TO mentlc0 that BE- "A
J also expected "to treat freely on bubesu.-
",Othereise, be is gone sucker" Gays the writer
AID we can tell him. tha, he bsd better ieep o.
good Ia rms with the chyslry OF these parts Thsr,
has been "a celebration Of some tyng or smother
in those regions. and The Daily Progrtss give, the
toasts, which A-e dresdfaIly bloody. r e.: M
L" IrcdsN Bnes-TheIr expiration Will be the death.
" knell Of Libtr rty." We hope not. Here is 20.
other: The Hornets Nest Riflemen-Noeie soa,
g Of ditto sires" Wtst nsme--w hat ptrs-cay
awful name for militia company After tkn ~
psrtook Of refreshment" and :" the Ladies oftss
" Female College" presented q bouquet thrrxs
DR.. Pritcbard
"In chsplst Il myrtle u y sword shsl b. rerAsi
Just Ike HaTmoaoos' and An.'osren'."
Subsequently, "a negro boy, the property Of CD
Young" 10 give eotat 10 the occasion, went asi
had his head completely cut of" by rail- trais,
which completed tie JOY Of the revelers, but han
the feelings of Col Young. The autsci'y Of tAess
negroes is perfectly stunning. Thus, welessn froa
The Ne,e. Orleans Courier that a free colcrcd msa
has been sent to the Workhouse for "kusns-
Mrs J. W. McDonald suddenly" lie was 6rS
Knocked senseless BY handspke 10 the fists Of Mr..
Mcdonald aud then sent TO the WorklIoasa
The Courier in thrilling article upon the subject
makes the following philosophical observstoa
"yerily, he will find this hiss to be dear laxrp-
Rather, We should say, unless Mrs. J. W. McD il
We ~ handsome woman indeed. Very few Womss
are worth kissing at the cost Of knock-dowl 81
the caaboose sfterwsrd Aud here is still msr
audacity. The Richmond Dispo,oh complains ia
narrowing article that "women Of coot,"
" finely dressed in that city, "hsuas
taken the wall of white ladies' special
constable has been depued to arrest them and give
them " few lessons in good manners" Aud hsr
is more richness" Of auiacity The Psier,bsy
(Va) Inhuigsnetr relates that four darkes"
not satisfied with the foggipgs which they received
"at home" went over to Pocshontas to try shtts
pugilstic exercise" whercupon a white maa"
nteriered, ard, procuring several birchN
switches" made them whip each other; and thas
these negroes were made sens,by to feel, that
gouging hair pulling, ear-bitng. wrestling eye
bunging kicking and nose knocking, are made By
the Constitution exclusive white privileges No q
correspondent complains in The T,olsbng Whs,
that /" malicious slaves cut the levees' aud some
body who replies to him in their defense admits
that they do sometimes :" burn gins"
Is this the result of the Patrarchsl Sy stem
Hish'. or the ' wo1S aud sosiG. saass Of fn,'
"The four Jsrkies in Virginia who were not pee.
mitted to settle their little difficulties in gentle
manly manner, would read-if they could read st
all-with deep disgust, of a beautiful fight between
Dir. Beaumont of The Nashville Tenn Banner
and Mr.. Pomdexter of The Union of that lk-s
fight renewed oftep-a fight full Of pistols, Canes
cane seat chairs and the noble, native fist AT the
"CIapd Finale" three shots were exchanged
when Mr.. b. sank with bullet in the calf Of bis
"leg." and Mr.. p throwing down his pistol, ex
tended hw tiippcr Of peace and ali was serene.
Not that Southern newspapers are always ssvac
ard csntankerous. when they 40 get man hand
somely dead, they can cry sweety over him The
editor of The Jackson Eagte, mourning for Henry
"Vick," killed in duel, writes thus beautifully Of
his departed friend: " He died no felons death
I" The tears of maidens fair and gallant friends viii
"bedew the grave, and the winds will whisper
"pcace to thy spirit, Henry Vick" And how
charmingly The Richmond Dispatch writes Of tho
Ashland racer, desiring the citizens "worn dowa
d" in the political contests" to witness the race aod
" enjoy the delightful brcezes of May morning"
But We must close with a single extract from
card published by Mr. John X. Cox, an Arkaoss'
lawyer in relation 10 somebody who had NOS
pleased him:
II viii not handle the puppy he deeve, bu will ciossr
simply he 0U M ply, and too ,aeas Zoe
conisHpt III troubled pay much attention 10 hin,
shall handle him without gloves can whip him before hI
can ndnsd feather lie had better keep hi f5 .p
cos.d IN the future"
If any one can read this without perspiratou,
he must be Of a very "pale, unripened" nature.
A correspondent calls our attention TO faot