New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

.soa 81 the oeicers who sentenced him than
| does 70 the Individual thus inhumanly Ieg'sded.
Fyerywhere it seems TO be the same, on shlpooad n
the amy wherever absolute authority preyas ,aers
IS cruelty and brutality, and there the spun ~ ueV,
ish revenge usurps the pfes'gauVe ~ yas;no', aoi
graiifes its malice on the pea o1 sets az 81,
ample of proper subordinatlon and oi,v Pu"9 eeua
| 10 duty and public service. - nna'
RrSroPrp 70 Rr,soS BY HANGING HkRsELS,-"s
are reliably Informed Of somewhat renaIhsole oc-
currence which took place "a S,noAy "a
on Friday last. W, We ,! give !. the wife Of .
,rrcb s.teer, ed CITIZEN Of S,niusky FOR some time
psst the woman whom We refer hsd gwen minis uhiIs-
iskable evidence of beiog defangei L's- r.sitat
morripg ~he managed 10 elude the watcniuess u iel
friends and taking the valance 10 oed sue p,yeeveI
10 one Of the ouhouses and suspended neise" y! uo
| neck Fortunately laborer aoVu, the hV1 l ~
J cssiop immediately after 10 visit the our, mouse, an,
/ t'nrd her in the CONDITION described. Sue seemed
struggling in the last agonies OF strangui"aon' hS
| csusht her around the buGy and, hitlng hei up,
/ lopdly for assistance. The door having coseu al
though his cres heart, L WAS some 1iihe oe.io
NE reope ab ut the house could discover whence uo
sounds preceded The woman was ST length ca' do"n
and G, nycyed into the house where medical ad =.
! once summoned. Bleeding was resored To- ana 90
Iorc lsrge quantity of blood, the unfortunate isiy
/ AZ ercth revived. With coDsciousness her lea re-. I ~
restored to her, though sne nad no luea " Jsr,I,
! nearly resulted in a tragedy. Her Hehus fiu"oI..
rsfrared from erlghenng her about II, ana SnS SUI
! believes She has recovered from severe NJ ~ her
recovery from insanity IL perinatsI., quo M ~!
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, 10 >, r.7-,.t the act cleveland Democrat.
! NrRpERIN CHESTER Yesterday morning
n most brutal murder was COMMITTED ID he9'ei Yum
~ rear the White HOrse Hotel, the 'icuth OF "1cn
J 80 Nr Reed a wei. Known and respected citizen,
ubo hal mad. his home at u White Horse Tor many
years. An Irshman, whose name our inior1hahs cau-
not recall having a. i supposed, oeen dihsug eon-
| m.rced abusing Mr.. Reed, VINO pald no a,'eh''on VI
h; rrtl the irshman attempted 10 intct blows along
| Nth his abuse Mr. Reed being strong man, then
| caught the Irshman, threw MN do"n anu neis MN
there until he promised 70 oehane ni,"v'' ooo
| oner,y however, the lrishman followed MI Reed up
he road some distance threw stone which struck ms
victim ON the head Knocking him an senseIess ana
| il is supposed, killed him on the spot NVt content
with this however, the inturated demon taooSu nun
in several places and then jumped upon the oody ds-
figuring the face in q shocking manner Inc mos sin-
gnAr feature Of this brutal affair Is that the
| was witnessed by several workmen IN an "DoiuinS
| ga and a negro who was close by, but they were
afraid 10 interfere lest the lrshman should turn upon
! them He ran away some distance when courage
was finally mustered to overtahe anu arrest nu "eu
he was lodged in prison Ine news OF TINS ofuIa muf-
der of respected citizen soon spread causing intense
excitement and had this lrshnlan been accessible 10
! certain groups who were soon collected az vne.eus
poipts discussing the affair, there Is posiblty tnss
he Cont might have been saved the trouble OF trying
! him for murder Lancaster Pa Express, 10th.
| T,,SyyD APPtGC.TIoSs.-The Commissioner ct
Patents has issued circular IN reply 10 the numerous
epplicatons for tea-seed which pouring upon tha
Office al the rate Of ab Iut thirty per week. The cr-
cuar saws that owing 10 the delicate nature OF thd
seed after undergoing so long voyage, " wouid nos
be advisable to place them for the present. for expert
ment in the hands of those unacquanted with Their
culture Besides II has been proven that TINS pre1uet
can be succ. ssully cultivated in various parts OF ths
South so far the soil ana climate are concerned out
this has been done limited scale that the pronis
| could not bs determined nor the culture extended,
| from difficulty Of obtaining arger supply OF the
plants Hence would seem 10 be advisable tnat me
rese Mt importation should be grown in considerable
quantities in those sections where it is known that
would NATURE order that seeds can be procured
ana the culture indefinitely increased Still, IL
would be proper that experiments should be male on
limited scale in all parts of the Union where there
would be probability OF success No disposal will be
| made of the plants now growing at the proPaga'ing
gardens before the convenDg Of the next Congress,
after which feasible plan will be proposed for their
distribution.
Throws FROM A WAGoS.-7Be Democrat Gays that
yesterday afternoon three little grs, Of II to ~ years
of age got into milkmans wagon which wac stand
inc AZ the corner of Frank and Brown streets, and ono
Of them picking up the reins started the Morse The
animal spirited, and soon Increased ms pace 10 Il
degree which frightened the children, and the little
efl who had the rens became incapable from fright Of
guiding him. At the point where Brown street crosses
the Central Railroad track the other girls Jumped out
and were seriously injured. short distance bey0nd
| the hor.e was stopped The injured girls are namef
Eliza Cox and Anna Smith. The former lives in Frank
street. Her injuries about the head, and last
night her condition such a. 10 excite the most
serious appreheusons. TIE Smith girl resides on
Whitney street. IL is sad sine has shoulder dislo-
Gated aud limb broken. The gih who had the reins
Of Frank Brown streets, opposite the place where
the horse started. As she remained IN the wagon she
escaped injury. .
We learn to-day that the injured girl, Eliza Cook
s in hopeless condition, and not expected to re-
| cover. Rochester Union, FRIDAY.
ESCAPE or BALDWIN TIE FoRGER-A FEARFUL
LEAP.-Ienry /. Baldwin, the forger, on his way TO
| Utica escaped from the custody of Sheriff Bloom OF
| Cincinnati in rather perilous manner "Wednesday
! night. They on the Cincinnati Express train,
aud when little east of Clyde the prisoner asked TO
be allowed ~ 90 into the " saloon' in the next 10
| the one in which they riding. The Sheriff con-
| Quoted him thther. In returning the moment Bald
win put his foot the platform, followed by the Sheriff,
he made sudden spring from the car and was lost to
the official. The train going at the rate Of forty
miles al hour, and the prisoner was heavily hand.
enfield The stopped IA soon a. possible, and
the Sheriff in company with others procured lanterns
and proceeded to look for what they expected 10 ndl
| the corpse If Baldwin. The search. though continued
f several hours was futile. Notrace Of him visi
be. He nust have escaped with but slight il any in
Jury and il is mervelous with the train running at
such high rate OF speed, that he was not killed in.
stantly.
"THE LEATHER MAS.'-Ths msn, who thrust
knives aud avis reckessy IN his flesh in Kentucky,
mas been subjected to examination in Cincinnati, IN
! the presence of medical and newspaper men. Ills
secTet at discovered The Gazette says:
" Our readers have seen ladies with Jewels ia Their
ears and most familiar vita the process If pierre
ing the ear admit the introduction Of the nngs or
drops" The hole il made in the ear with an aw or
bCdkin and in the hole made bit of elk or thread
! is worn. This prevents the wound from wholly clos
lug The surface Of the put cture becomes cicarzed,
as the physicians Say ard the hole is pernanency.
Through this Of course esrrng may be put in and
10 pain caused. Now the wounds, into which MI.
Stevens thrust bis bits of ron cicatnzed in Ike
! manner How these openings we're caused We cannot
cay. They may have been accidental or the result OF
disease, OF made by dcsign. But whatever their
their have become cicafrlZef for