New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-18
a. Delnotioos in token OF his joy at the denousmssk
Of 4" the Sck!cs tragedy"

of " the Sctlcs tragedy
Mr.. Richard SlaGsos OF Piqus, Ohio. has CON-
MERGED q sui, sgatst the New York Central Railroad
Company for ;iilriss ,tot his wife received At the
melancholy accident Jordan, oo the 18th Of Msy.
| He lays bis dsmsges a. $1,000
--Victor F. Ward Of Louisville-the boy whose
whipping by Batter, the school teacher was the first
act in the Mst. Ward sgedy-5ied on the 26th ult.
Gov. Morgan, Lieut.. Gov. Campbell, CoutrolIer
Church. Attorney-Geueral Tremaip, the "Avsun
ore bed Commissioners; Private Secretary Bliss,
and the Hon. John Cocbrape, have been in Cliatoa
County, rscen iy on var, us duties connected with
tie Clinton Prison and the famous ore-bed. The
Governor made careful examination Of the con viots
at Clinton Prison.
1t is rumored in Massachusetts that Gen. Sco<f
will visit an encampment Of the Massachusetts, VOL
un,eer Militia rear the old battle-ground, in Concord.
on the 7tb, 9Th and 9th Of September, and thst
no gees, he will be escorted by the 9Th Regiment.
The Springfield Republican, doubts " whether it win
be pleasant for our native militia to be eclpsed IN
tina, way
-Among the passengers who leit for Liverpool %
Saturday in the City of Baltimore are Bishop Byrae
of Arkansas and Bishop Conner Of Pittsburgh, with
the Rev. Messrs. Hart, Roch o Conner and ScAalaa.
all Of the Roman Catholic Church.
On Friday, the attractive and hithertorespecta-
bic wife of Geo. L. Shaw, photographer OF Louis
vile, deserted her home in company with one Lloyd.
and was pursued by her husband and captured q
Louisville. She returned, protesting that she was
repentant, and would ever after be constant Oa
Monday evening she again fed. The parties pro-
ceeded to Lexington, and thence to Paris and 10
MaysviIe. Mr.. Shaw arrived at Lexington after the
birds had flown.
Mrs Anna Pope Of Spenser Mass, died on the
nth, at the advanced age of lo5 years. Her meatS
faculties were bright to the last Her sense OF hear
ipg and sight failed her some time since, aud she
moved about crutches during the last years Of her
life.
The widow of Mark p. Taylor, formerly Mayor
of Cincinnati, has been sadly afflicted recently aud
her house is now the house of mourning. Ga Moa-
day eth inst, Of her sons, John Taylor, aged
years, died of scarlet fever; on Thursday her son
Charles, aged years, was carried off by the same
ruthless destroyer on Thursday night, Marx, aged
II years was lying at deaths door, and Thomas the
eldest SON. aged Is, is also seriously i'll OF the same
disease.
MIR. La Mountain has challenged Mr. Joha Wiss
to test their relative capacity, scientifically oonssd-
cred in trial trip from San Francisco to the Atlantic
lished in The 50. Louis Democrat says that his
Thoughts turned to the crossing OF the
Atlantic, and with a precision much better than
the trip from st. Louis to New.York. l have fully
resolved on that because have learned 10 the 81.
Louis trip that it is easier to accomplish than had
heretofore thought it was"
At the FouIth.ofJuy celebration in Iroutou, Mis-
souri,, Capt. John Hall, one Of Marons msn wss
present. He is a native of North Carolina, ssd will
be % years of age on the 2lst of September next.
He supports himself by making brooms and baskets,
and has never received pension, though he fought
CALAMITY during the Revolut oDary war, and dis
tippushed himself at the battle of Guord Court
House. y. c., March l5 1871, where he WAS msds
Lieutenant of company.
"A member of DIR. Cheevers Church sends Us tho
following explanation with regard to the recent ex-
communication:
"Mr Hatch was not heard on Tuesday evening,
simply because he bad already been heard, at groat
length and with great patience, by the church at sev-
eral former me etings. He had fully expounded his
vieSs but without making any converts; aud at this
meeting he declared that he still entertained them ua
modified. Why hear the whole story again The
church could only proceed in the which they
had adopted Immediately upon hearing his defense.
Please correct also the impression that three members
OF the church were opposed to communicating Mr..
III. The feeling was unanimous that we hal no sym
patty with bis views and ought to dsown them, while
we pity him. The three disagreed from the rest only
on minor details One wanted TO say withdraw fe-
owshp and communion ns;esd of excommunicats,'
which he said would accomplish the same thing only
in different way. The other two were not present at
the trial of Mr.. H. months ago, and wanted to
hear his defense, for which there not tme) bat
all expressed equal adherence Of his views and public
course on the sabbath, and desire to disown them.
A correspondent of The Eoening Post gives tho
following as one Of the Rev. C. G.. Finneys prayers
81 was once inmate of the same boarding. house,
in this city, with this eccentric perfectionst, aud re-
member distinctly of his prayers, at Sabbath
evening Family Altar which, among other cucos-
ties contained the following m.hematical calculations:
Lord, thou hast granted us another Sabbath! Some
Of us have known whole years of Sabb aths. Those
Of US who are twenty zone years old have had three
whole years of Sabbaths, and those who are twenty
eight years old have been permitted to know four
years Of Ssbba'hs-four years Of Sabbaths' enough
TO have carried us aHhroush codeger The caleuls-
ton was carried further but the profile did not suc-
coed in interesting me sufficiently to imprint the re-
maing figures upon my mind. The qaotst'on have
ace s however exact, verbatim report, and atds
somewhat to the already abundant evidence respecting
the freedom Of the revivasts prayers.'