New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-22
MINOR ITEMS.

A CLEVELAND LADY DRIVER FROM NEw-OR-
LEASs.-M-s Lucille Sexton, graduate OF the io-
mcopa,lic College in this city, and very estinable
kdy, we'll known 10 eiIizene, aud esteemed by all
WHO knew her, arrived IN Cleveland last Monday
eyeLi from New-Orleane, having been driven from
tie city and State. Miss Sexton was, fora time, con-
nected with Mrs. II. +. NJ Brown in The AgilatDr
publis I'd in tis city, Lut went to NewOreans several
wears APO to practice medicine She had secured lu-
crsiive practice and pleasantly situated, when she
was waited uPos few days ago by Committee, who
charged Ter with her former connection with The Ag-
tat0r. This she did not deny.
1ley then warned her TO leave the State in twenty
four hours, baspg their action upon an article upon
John Blown which bad been published in The Aiiga-
tor (sfter M,s Sexton had left, however,, which a
New Orleans paper pronounced g damnabe article of
sone merit" Mis- Sexton appealed to the police for
protection, bu was informed that they could offer her
no safety Being thus situated, she could do no less
TRAN comfy with the demand, and arrived here rs
above stated She her hostility to Slavery but
rave she never ntruded her opinions upon any one at
the South
So tie deteetable Juggernaut Of Slavery rolls on
cluslng all life and liberty where it's existence is
leelind aud ubIitatlng lis wheels with the blood OF
lis yictins. cleveland Leader, Dec. H.
A SHARP WORD FROM KEsTUcKY.-The following
is an extract of business letter received i'll Boston
from prominent manufacturer in the eastern part Of
KentuCky. who voted for Bell and Everett:
Ws Such mad and wicked folly before known as this
secession Had Scsh Carolina st hrc building within
AIRED hat she T. invoking And yet there
qpsd arm the demon Of s, VI, be seized hs ; and oil T
on The eyes Of her deud people before the wheels OF the
Government he set in motion, the burdens will become
40 l,l Lg tL, reaction win overthrow the trsorous vii
lass " no have uisled and plunged her into ruin.'
LUDIcRous PosnIoN OF NORTHERN DRUnHERs.-
During the recent break upon the New Orleans, Jack
ton, and Great Northern Railroad, some half dozen
dIuuneIe for Norl hosses bound for New Orleans
were Ter force, detained at jackson, Misc. Owing TO
the n6ny stIii upon their pantaloOns and the pecu
liar set Of their erect they be-
| a, m the OiiePia a eOliCltule by the
clsual customers of tie Bowman House. Standing
chokers and striped panaoons of n wide cut were de-
cideGy at q discount at jackson he day following and
tie Eext day after, wing TO the intelligence brought
by NewOreans paper that come suspe ted indvidu-
al hsg from the North, had been placed in duriuce
vile, induced tie whole troupe to purchase tickets for
Giro Illnois. Memphis Advertiser.
PREkTscE or TBE JoURsAL.-A preacher went the
Sunday exer,ses at bis church in South Carolina the
other day 18th a blue cockade on his shoulder and
big jOIker walked through the streets Of Nashville
ahout tie time with one upon the end vi his tall
Tie latter tadge wGs in the more appropriate piece
But if Mr.. Lincoln were 10 decline would not Mr..
| Haun be President And is not Mr.. Hamhn the
mall whom all who talk Of secession have for months
been stienaiizns hall-ngger1 What probability
il there that the Administration of haif.Iigger would
| give peace TO the country. Louisville Journal.
| Tx IRREPREssIBLE CosPLIcr" IN Jackson,
| TEEEEssgr-Tbe people Of Jackson, Team, seem Ia
b. fully alive 20 the Issues Of the present political
crifs. We learn that upon Tuesday evening last, a
ceriin uusirtl instructor, who had formerly been
lected of Northern procl,ities, became the object Of
particular eOlicude the part Of the citizens OF that
| staunch Southern village, and, upon searching his
trunk tie likeness of handsome quadrvon girl owned
in Jackson, found therein The musician was
forthwith treated 10 free ride upon Lincoln, rail
after which lie was srderrd to leave town at his
ca1lieet convenience The st heard Of the mnsi ian
was that he after s0me tlll walking had taken the
train ut Humboldt for a more hospitsble cline.