New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-23


Therefore, IA soon his daughter went ont Of the
house he abandoned the idea of numbering his chill
dren and at once closed the horrd scene by drawing
the gttering razor across his neck, cutting his
own throat from ear 10 ear. Mrs. McCog entered tho
room in time To her husband tall 10 the moor, rom
projection be had grasped Immediately after commit
ting the act covered with blood from heal TO foot,
CHASTITY dying man. On the following day, Dr. fesley
held an inquest and verdict rendered 10 accord
ance with the facts Chatbam &c. W. Planet.
BoLp RoBBEmss ~ SrArE-SrREET BAsKs-We
learn of two very bold robberies committed in State
street banks on Saturday last-one at the Webster,
and the other at the Traders. In the former instance
a member of the firm # Chase Shorey entered the
Webster Bark, and had gone to the receiving teilers
counter for the purpose of making deposit OF e6O o.,
in bills, specie and checks. The officer In question
being engaged at the time and the applicant IN
hurry the latter laid down his ank-book, with ITS
yery valuable contents, supposiDg perhaps, that tho
teller had him lay il there, and would attend to "
accordingly and went to the paying teers desk just
beyond to draw check. Transsctng his business at
the latter place. and returning Immediately, ne found
that the $6Ol 02 had mysterionsly dsapPeared-had
been taken, in fact by some, individual who remains
we regret 10 say, up TO the present time, unknown
Three or four persons bad been standing about me
pace and one Of these had undoubtedly 80 arranged
matters TO make the money appear his own, and
to have surreptitOusy removed IT, The teller did not
take particular notice of the book when laid down, and
the money could consequently have been easily taken
away without exciting suspicion from him that any
thing wrong going on. There like wise reached US
information Of a similar robbery, though for a much
larger amount committed the same day at the Traders
Bar k and in this instance also the rogue escaped de-
lection We reliably Informed, however, that the
loss this institution consisted solely OF bag contain
ing five descriptive registers OF genuine bank notes,
worth =. Some very noted New-iork rogues are
suspected Of the above robberies and the police are
on their track Boston Post, June ~.
AVOIDING TIVE Recommendations Noel WAS
sore troubled at the scandal Brother Crump brought
upon himself by drir king too mnch and especially re-
A. e hr,.. 10 tv AT IN
one morning he stepped over ID Brother Crumps, ana
found she old man in doze in the little porch.
"Won't you take dram :" asked Brother Crump,
soon as be was made aware OF the presence OF his
neighbor. "Why, yes, Pm not agin q dram when
a body wants it,"
Brother Crump go. his bottle and the friends took
a dram apiece. ." Don't you think, Brother Noe, /"
said Crunp, that sperits is blessin :" Yes
replied Noel, "sperits is blessin that some Of
abuses.' well, now, Brother Noel, who do you
think abuses the blessin " Well, IL Is hard To
a little too much, Brother Crump1" at ia hard TO
say" returned Crump. " Sometimes I've thought l
was drinkin too much and then agin I'D think maybe
not. What is man : weak porrum Of the dust.
So left it to the Lord to say whether wssa goin too
far in sperits. put the whole sponsbility on him.
prayed ef drinkin' too much for him TO take
away my appetite for speri,s I've prayed that prayer
three times and he haint done il. 80 I'm clear Of the
'sponsbility anyway"
A YoUSG LADY IN TR,scE-NARRow ESCAPE
FROM BURIAL.-The Peoria (ll.) Uai0n u the 9Th
inst learns from Mr. X. ID. Story Of Medina township,
in that county that hs daughter Elizabeth girl Vi
about %, had yeritabe trance few days ago. The
only premob.tory symptom seems 70 have been, that
on the previous morning she " iet Ike she hal not
slept all night, and yet not conscious VI having
" been awake" She was in good health aud .prs
seen souLdy asleep when her sister ~ bed,
that the latter could lot wake her. In the morning
she was found apparently dead. The Uaon continues:
IL few hours preparations were IN progress for the
burial Of the body, and hursday set for the funeral.
The neighbors called in and after eobsulia all
decided that best 10 bury her at the time sngges
ted 10 considering il necessary 10 call physician.
On Wednesday evering, however, before the coffin
had been brought, while the younger brother look
ING the face Of MS dead lister be thought he saw
the ips move and livid with fear TO communicate
Biz suspicious O his mother. She was just entering
the front door, rec. wing rome friends ron Henry
County, and AZ the announcement uttered most ago
nizing shIek Of surprise. This was instantly followed
by one from Il chamber where E1zabeth was lying;
and when the mother and friends entered the she
was sitting ON the cooling board, much surprised ~
the alarm Of her friends as they were at her sudden
recovery from what they thought the grave. The Joy
Of her friends at her recovery better be imagiaed
than described Mr. Story il lately from Henry County
aud his statement stands intor.ed by four families re
siding near him. On Saturday morning Miss Story
was 10 perfect health, but from dread superstition wifi
rot explain her feelings while in the state OF trance
She avoids speaking Of III.
MYSTERIOUS RETuRs or Stolen PRoPgRrY.-We
gave the particulars yesterday morning of the robbery
Of the house Of Mr.. Morrow, No. 24 Eighth street,
the previous afternoon, Of two gold watches some
twenty silver spoons, and variety Of other articles,
amounting in value TO some $500. About l0t last
night, the door bell of the residence Of Mrs. H. was
violently Iung, and gentleman who happened TO be
in the parlor opened the door almost on the Instant
No person greeted him. but he found the sill pack
age done up IN white paper, which contained the
watches AID nearly every article Of which the hoasc
bad been robbed the day previous Whether the
thief was oOnsc!ence-sTicken feared detection, viii
probably never be known but ~hateyer the prompt
nss may have been, the return Of the stolen properly
Is entirely satisfactory Cincinnati Gazette.
O. W. JOHNSON Agent In BnSseon n j. for The 0sls
Of ICE 1aIsyxk and viii frisIds N1A