New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

BoosE COUNTY BANNERS AGAE.-Two gentleman
named Porter and Hussy friends Of the Boone County
bankers who are now holding eir Office In Marion
County JAIL lave been il tie city for several days.
Mr. Hussy is brother to one Of the prisoners. Ii
was told 10 Col. Achey yesterday u at these persons
had Infatuated n at he ad some connection with the
defunct bank. The Colonel started Immediately IN
search Of Porter the one who should have made Of
The offensive language and Porter hearing that tie
Colonel vas after him, took refuge in bis room, with
bis friend Hussy TO guard tim. Col Achey took Lis
son with him to the rOom and confronted Porter.
Porter denied having used the lang1Age imputed to
him, but the Colonel, satisfied that Lis informant
was correct, struck Porter with cane he found
in the Toe4n. Hpssy spIang forward and wac
net by a cooked pistol in the hands Of young
Achey, who swore he was determined to fair
fight. Hussy accepted tie terms and Col Actey gave
Porter a severe drubbing leaving him In his bed
bathed In blood. The DOCTORS who were Immediately
called in say that PoFter5 wounds not deep, and
that be viii recover He will be careful 10 future not
to attempt to mphcate the gallant Colonel in any dis
honorable transaction. Indianapolis Sentinel.
A NEW PARTY IN CAYADA-TAe Hamilton Spec-
tutor announces that party is about to be inaug
urated in Canada of which the Hon. j. Ii. Cameron
viii be the leader. The platform Of the party is az fol-
lows: /. Protestant union al the polls and IN Parla
ment, without compromise. 2. Representation by
population. 3. Education free from seetarianism. a.
Federal Union Of the British American Provinces, not
as a pressing necessity now, but indispensable ut-
mately. 5. Restricted reciprocity with The United
tension of the franchise to an taxpayng British sub
iects T. The strictest economy in the public expend
iture. 8. General bankruptcy law for the relief Of
honest debtoFs 9. The most liberal policy Of The Pub
lie Lands Department. TO- Reduction of duties on
articles that do not clash with Canadian manufaetur
ing interests H. Free postage for all Canadian PERI
odicaIs u Division Court Reform. IL. Encourage
ment to Canadian lines of ocean steamers. Ii. No
further credit 10 Grand Trunk Railway Company Of
Canada by the Government without positive security
EXCURSION OF THE PHALASx.--The Putnam Pha-
lanx will leave Hartford their excursion 20 New
York PHILADELPHIA Baltimore, Washington, and Mount
Vernon on the 81 of December. il Is believed that
about $50 men viii 20 on the excursion. The cities
thew propose to visit have had the Prince and the
JaIanese but "A new sensation ~ IN store for
them when they have the Phalanx; and we doubt not
the march of this s0iid continental battalion Will be as
trump ant ovation az their famous attack on Bun
ker Hills and as pleasant except for Winter weather.
az their tip 70 Gen. Putnams tomb in Brooklyn. The
Phalanx has already been rendered and accepted an
escort in Baltimore by the City Guard, Major Warner
a battalion composed OF three companies, the crack
corps Of that city.
NEwToUsDLAsD.-The Legislature Of Newfound-
land has been summoned to meet for dispatch Of bust
ness on the Sd Of December next, being nearly two
months earlier than the usual time This early meeting
has been rendered necessary, according to the local
papers, by "seyeral public matters requiring me earl
est confederation, and among Them and probably the
most serious question IL the meeting OF the necessities
of those whom short fishery and bad crops have left
without resources Of their own Serious appreben-
ions ART felt in ST. John that starvation must ensue
dnripp the Winter in severa Of the outlying districts
In consequence Of the almost total failure Of the fishery
and the potato crop.
pRIzg. FIGHrrse IN VERMoSr.--A bill IL before the
toisature 10 prevent prize-fghting, making every
pefson who shah engage in any such fight punishable
by imprisonment not more than ten years, or by line
not more than g. 600; and every aud second or sor
qeon, by imprisonment not more than five years z "
fine not to exceed 81 900 and every resident q oe
State who goes out Of Al to engage IN such light, sub
ec 10 the punishment as an aid seconu, OF suf
ceon" 10 any such fight pitbiH the State.
DEPoPuLATHG.-The ia gradual thinning ont II
the scattered settlements in the northern part OF Coos
County, n. II. Dxville, which ten years ago had
three families has been uninhabted for several years
Odel for many years hss had but one inhabitant--s
hermit He entertans viGtors Hospitality, but declines
All invitations TO 10 the adjacent settlements
He refuses to answer questions as to his former hs-
tory.
FxroSrous AssAULT.-Wilkes Miller, living at No.
IN, s4ys.t rad gnarTel with sailor named WIN.