New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

JAYHAwKERs ARRESTED IN boUTHERN kANsAs.-
report comes to us that trouble has again broken
ont In bourbon County lear Fort Scott. The circum
stances, given by The Kansas Cny Journal are as
follows:
"From gentleman living Fort Scott, we learn that
t%sys mile: below Fort Scott Friday last BY parties
tom whom alleged they had stolen horses and that an
swoS 10 rescue the hers at peril their live. Al
the informant et all was conia'o and desperate ell
counter anticipated
We cannot but believe that this report is exagger-
ated The Amnesty bill quoted s difficulties in South
ern Kansas and the disposition of all parties was to
live Oh terms of peace and friendship with one another
Nor do we believe that any man or set of men would
assume the responsibility of ruthlessly breaking that
reign of order under which Southern Kansas has
p1ospered 30 greatly Leaven~orth Times.
A LIVING HEAD ON DEAD BoDY-1he AcT-
Inre Inder gives the following curious but melan-
choy particulars of respectable farmer IN that neigh
borhood who was once d resident OF that city;
"Mr. Archibald Campbell, respectable farmer IN
the township Of Camden Est while engaged 10 nish'
ing new dwelling on his premises, the scahoia gave
wav and he was prec 9lJated head foremost to the
ground and disocated his neck, but very fortunately
and mysteriousy did not kill him. When his head was
brought to its proper position, the vetebrS OF his neck
returned TO its proper place win duii ou1 uss,nc'
snap The whole body is paralyzed ana dead from the
neck downwards. He is not capable OF moving mus
Gle or experiencing the slightest pan Fortunately the
nerves supplying he muscles used in respiration were
not paralyzeo, and he can breathe ana lve Had tac
iriury of the spinal cord been little higher, he would
have died Immediately. The senses Of sight, hearing,
smelling. &c. are normal, and his intellect uum-
paired.
MAD DoG-On Sunday night the inhabitants OF
Grafton and New England village, were startled oy
the rapid passage OF small yellow dog through their
town, piting and swapping at every one he met. lie
bi, the son of Mr.. George W. Hastings, twelve years
old, in the hand A son OF Mr.. Russell Wheelock
WAS also bitten in the hand Passing through the edge
Of Worcester near Daviss Cottage, he followed into
the house OF Mrs StuItevsnt an old lady
coming hone from meeting, aud bit her.
lie then went into Shrewsbury still swapping at al
two or three cats Some Of these animals were killed.
the others have been tied up TO If any evil conse-
ouence results from his bite. The persons bitten
have all been under medical treatment. The dog dis-
appeared in Shrewsbury and mas prooaoy taNeS "a
the woods. worcester transcript, Aug H.
Ropy. WALKisG AT BRocKPoRr.-A couple OF
Rrockport BOYS. Comes and Parker, have Tor some
time past been prscticiug on the nght.Iope for the
amusement Of the people OF the village They have
rore drawn the canal from the American 70 me
Do xteritv We told that they start at the same
time one from each end OF the rope and meeting IN the
centie over the water some twenty ieet ABOVE H. luey
nsssone seating HIMSELF and the other stepping over
I'm II il said that these young men have made an
., scemept 10 90 10 WateIt0wn Jefferson County, and
val over Black River, where / runs th3pnSh airgrt
SI chasm. This is Young Amenca al over. NO
Tr.nchman can introduce anything here as the stu1y
80 a Gfs,;me bat some Yankee boy can compete with
him succe ssfully in sixty days tkoches'er mon.
cyrp. KILLING rHy GRaSsEoPPER>.-lnt he Coun-
,e. Of Hone Cavan and Manners, IN Canada, a spe,
ci.s of small grub, very similar 70 the wee'ii i ounu
attsckug the grasshoppers, ana the auv,
Joints giving away before the attack, N secn 'Au
ner hat the crasshoppers are dying IN myrishs'
u,tru or Cu,RIEsIos The City of Charleston,
6 a. must be unusually heslthy. IS during the pas,
week cny ore white person d'ea 'he,e; N"' 0''o'''
persons died, asd Of tSsss 81 "''s ea"@a's'