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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN EDITORS DAUGHrER--
SUPPOSED OUTRAGE AND MURDER.-A correspondent
of The Utica IN. " Herald writes that the village
of Mohawk has been thrown into great excitement By
the finding of the dead body Of young girl In the
canal at that place. The circumstances rs they ap.
peared on the Coroners inquest, are thus narrated;
Abbey Kelley Bowe, daughter of o. A. Bowe, de-
ceased and formerly editor of The Herkmer Journal
left Frankfort the night of the 10th inst for Herk-
mer on the cars Arriving at that place about 81 she
there took the omnibus for Moha wk arriving there.
che got out at the to 90 TO her boarding
which was the last of her alive. At abou, II l
o'clock her heard BY neighbors living NOS
far distant from the spot where her body was found
She was also heard by some bostmen who saw her
struggling In the water and went to her assist sos.
but too late to her. boat obtained, and her
body recovered in about two hours after her scresms
were heard. Ii is stated that the boatmen saw two
men leaving the spot in their shirt sleeves soon sftsc
her screams were heard"
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Virginia Douglas State Convention

STAuNTON, Va, satulday, aug TO Io0O.
Late last night Douglas Electoral ueAe' was
George Blow, II. l.. Hopkins, j. b. Stcvesl James
Garland, Benjamin Randolph, J. IT, Cox, >; Is. Elh-
1gNrtb q. II. Rowe, G.. W. Brunt, Israel Robinson
!. A. iegeett G. p. Hodge, G. W. Hopkins T. l.
Te conventon adjourned this evening after bar
rnonious session Of three DAYS. 80 ,-,u. H.,
The Convention denounced the Charlottesylle Com;
mittee Of Conference as treacherous, ana GU
saTSrsly the course Of the Administration
~ Fonvsnton has directed the Electors 70 vote iof
ndnSss II he can be elected Ii he Cannot be elected
tben 10 vote 80 as 10 beat Lincoln Inc COA' 0n''-
prefers Bel 10 Breckenridge.
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item to appear before him to chew cause why the
injunction should not bemade perpetual Now. we
know nothing about the charges against McGinn;
but it does seem to US that the Judge was prema-
ture, to say the least in epjoinirg State Board,
acting under the same authority as himself, not to
investigate the alleged misconduct Of one of their
subOrdinates. 1t is just such hasty. madvised,
uncalled-for aud unauthorized proceedings SIS this
that bring the administration of law into con-
tempt
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Special Dispatch to The N 4. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1860.
THE DIsUNIoE HOWL.
New and strange ideas are certainly given out By
the Breckenridge leaders here. The last is that
everybody in the Cotton States is for dsunion, If
Mr.. Lincoln be elected; that Mr. Yancey is almost
the only man in the South who is really at heart
for the preservation of the Union, and that he Is
coming North to convince people of that fact
The Journal of Commerce, which deprecates his
appearance in the Free States, must back out, for
the policy was determined upon by the Breckin-
ridge managers here who urged il by all the means
in their power.
Some ofthe same parties now express the hope that
New York may go for the joint stock Douglas and
Bell ticket because if New York fails Mr.. Lincoln,
then matters cannot go to the House as they
desire, and they will be called upon to put their
disunon issue into practical operation, which thing
might be embarrassing. 1t is a great deal easier
to talk than to act
They sag that there will be no full and final dis
ruption but only suspension of relations by the
secession Of the Cotton States, and that they Will
return by the mediation Of the grain and tobacco
growing Southern States, upon stipulation BY the
North that Slave Code shall be enacted, and that
the Free States shall restore all runaway negroes.
Foolish as this sort of talk seems to be to parties
who have some claim TO intelligence, nevertheless
ii is substantially the view of leading Breckenridge
ties here
THE VIRGINIA BRECKINRID6ERs.
II is stated that many of the Charlottesville Con-
yention were ready to bolt had not resolution
been adopted authorizing the Electors to vote any
wav TO defeat Lincoln. This Convention has set
ND political platform Of its own, two pianks OF
which are hostile to measures urged by both Mr..
Buchanan aud Mr.. Douglas The question arises,
What are Democratic principles
THE WITHDRAWAL OF MR.. BRECKENRIDGE.
hear from gentleman Of entire trustworthi-
ness that letter is in town from Mr. Breckenridge
deprecating his position, but leaving 1t to bis
friends TO decide whether the interests OF the
Democratic party would be subserved or not by
his withdrawal from the canvass.
A pamphlet for general circulation has just been
issued by the Breckenridge Committee.
~ 'N' WAsHEGToS, Aug. 10, 1860.
Alexander W. Buell. of Michigan has been appointed
Cor anil At Honolulu and John A Parker OF virginia
Consul al Iahaina; the former in place o. MI Pratt
snd the latter in The place OF MI Chahdief, DON re-
called. c.,t -. %.
deTed home and will enter port at Norfolk.
More army general courts-mardal tran usual nave
recently been ordered In various parts OF tue country
one will meet here on the llth Of September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
TERRIBLE HOMTCfDl
A UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER SHOT
AND KILLED.
Fran The Cinefsras Enqvfyey. 1rs IA

Fran The CinefsnaH Enqpfysv, Avg a.
IL becomes our duty 70 chronicle deed Of BLOOD
which occurred last night, which, however jasdhass
under the circumstances 1t may have been 10 sill sd
and terrible In ts resuts About o'clock Last eveaiss
Charles r. Brown, esq, United States Commissions.
was shot and killed under the following crcumsaosss
by Mr.. George j. Caldwell, book keeper for Alfred
Wood auctioneer, No. West Pearl street:
II appears from such information we could has1y
CLEAN, that for several months past there has ben
bad feeling existing between Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Caldwell IN regard TO the adjustment OF certain kga
claim. Last evening, Mr.. Brown called upon Mr..
Caldwell, at bis residence, No. l67 Elm Sreet %
tween Fourth and Fifth. Mr.. Caldwell WA Standing
on his steps Mr. Brown approached and, NOS wan
ING TO have any intercourse with him, he retired Lite
the houee. ~
Mr.. Brown entered the hall Immediately AFTER Mr..
Caldwell who demonstrated with him, and, telling Din
he did not wish to him, retreated up stairs 10
closely pursued by Mr.. Brown, when M =.
sought refuge in bis private chamber and clossd hs
door. Mr.. Brown either opened the door or forced
open, and confronting Mr. Caldwell, an alteration en-.
sued which ended in scufe, during which, caldwea
drew q small revolver and fired one barrel, ths
| eall from which penetrated the body OF bfovn
on the night sde between the seventh and egutn tbs
| Ihe parties then cloeed, and Caldwell succeeded IN
throwing bis antagonist the bed where he le Din
and proceeded to the of Fourth and Vine Streets
where he met friend, related the circumstances a.
they ana stated his determination 70 st oncs
give himself up to the authorities at the Same tins
expressing the most soictous desire that q surgeon
should be procured for the wounded man. His friend
sdvl5ed DIM 10 70 Win NJ once 70 Dr. BlackmAu
and procure his assistance and suggested that after tho
wound Of the unft runste man was attended 70 Is
would be ample time to deliver himself into custody.
| This was cheerfuly acquiesced in by Mr.. Caldwell,
who went at once with bis friend TO DIR. Blackmaas
residence and remained there while the surgeon pre-
ceeded to the scene of the conflict On arriving there
he found Brown to be quite dead an interval OF fifteen
minutes only having occurred between the time Of the
| shooting and the visit of the surgeon.
At the time of this truly melancholy affair there wa
no in the house except the contendng parties Mrs
Caldwell having stepped into neighborng residences
to visit an acquaintance. On Learning Of the demse
| of Brown Mr.. Caldwell proceeded at once with biz
friend and the surgeon 10 Hsmmondstrest Station
house and delivered bimse into the custody Of Asa-
tenant Small. He states that Brown called on bin,
the night before and sought controversy, which hs
avoided. he asks thst public opinion may be suspend
ed until the matter shall undergo legal investigation
| eight years old, and, we believe, unmarried.
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time m. tia BY any formula Of arithmetic In certain season..
Great suse hs unreasonable force The myths which tell
~ - and angels ling in human battles not devoid OF
an s,h Freedom celestial suriares fighting for her
An the shape Of all robe aspirations and influences The nation
peaceful ssutsy revolution The resctonary
movement favor Of Slavery ebbng tide The ideas
of the earlier age Of the RepHbhc again wheeling upward
the zenith We have the strongest faith at all this will be
made apparent by the result Of the approaching contest
VIII II be skngy visible than State
Republicans but make effort with the
rsosr,ooks hefore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

A private letter from friend in Wisconsin, Gays:
"The weather here is Aug. III very fine and cool.
Harvesting will be very nearly completed this week.
The heavy crop has drawn to the harvestfelds men,
women, and child en- doctors lawyers and minister's.
The country villages have been deserted. LaboriDg
by moonlight has been one Of the interesting features
macmillan 10 this harvest"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

PROBABLE HoNIcIDE.-on Saturday night, man
named William Day, while in the drinking saloon Mo-
IS Howard street. got into an alteration with George
Forth, the bsrkeeper, about some trivial matter.
Forth became greatly enrssed and Selling loaded
whip beat Day over the head with il until he was IN
sensible. Day was conveyed to the New-York Hos
pital. where he now lies in precarious position.
Forth and William WIteck, the proprietor, were Ar
rested, and fully committed to prison By Justice
Steers,
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The Heenan Welcome.

BOsTOhl aug ID I7OV
The Heeran welcome, which took pa'e this alter
noon AT North Chelsea was quite successful. lnere
were 5000 to $1,000 people present. Exhibltl9hs IN
the manly art were given by MeDonAla ana and
Ottignon. Gilmore's Band furnished the music. WIN
n exception of few slight fights outside the ineiosuIe
there was no disturbance. The town authorities did
BosToN, Saturday, Aug Is 1861.
The valuation Of the City Of Boston for looO SHOWS
an increase of sl3 900 900 over that Of last year
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Severe Thunderstorm at Newark

NKWAKh, aug IJJ IoOV,
thunderstorm of unusual severity passed over this
CITY Yesterday afternoon. A farmer named VIM Cor.
by. of Orange Township, while moving hay in the
lower part of the city, was struck by lightning and
killed Instantly young man named Stephen Nc
Keow was also killed in house in the Sixth Ward.
Six others were stunned, and an old lady badly in
iured
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The Late Storm I'm the Gulf of
WeyicR

WAsHIsGroS, Saturday, Aug. Is, 1860.
New-Orleaps papers of Wednesday, report add.
tonal marine disasters by the late storm in the Gulf Of
Mexico.
The schooner Stephen Hotchkss, from Mobile for
New-York with cargo of 32l bales cotton, and deck
load of rosin, was dismasted and blown ashore
Passa Loutre. There was a probability of saving the
vessel and cargo.
The storm swept the whole coast from the Florida
Capes to Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

Mr.. Justice Sutherland has interfered IN behalf
Of pilot named McGinn, who was about 70 De
tried by the Board Of Pilot Commissioners ioi d
violation Of the rules under which be hoios MS
lice Sc, by Issuing an injunction restraining the
Commissioners from trying the case, and citing
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IBy Telegraph /

CrscrsSATI, Saturday, Aug. IL. 1863.
The Coroners Jury In the case of Charles g. Brown.
returned verdict to-day that bis death was caused By
pistoshot fred by George J. Caldwell in sefdefenss
Caldwell was then discharged.
CIscISsArI. Aug. 10, 1860.
Caldwell, who was discharged by the police on the
rendition of the verdict of ust6sble homicide By ths
Coroners inquest, resrrested last night! and as<
to bail for bis reappearance tomorrow. Brown va
buried TO-DAY.
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A joyful Oneida pilgrim from Syracuse writes to

a yO!IUU OhtIud PIIgIHu IIVIH " uOu'C "rIVC' 10
The Albany atlas that
am Tsmmsny Democrat but feel as though we were
under obligation do something for Mozart Hall Democrats as
they have proven themselves worthy Of confederation By dis
cardng pebsd csba Of dsognzr at the head of whom
stands the Benedict Arnold Of Salt Point Johu Greene
and at the tail the Sage Of Bnghsmton Daniel Dickmson
After this, we trust there will be no Democratic
objection to Mayor Woods taking John Cochranes
place In the next House. He has earned 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

FATALLY IsURED.-Wu. Eivsld, boy nine ysars
of age, was kicked in the head last night by horse in
Fifty .fOurth street the Ninth avenue aud fsally
injured. He was removed to his home il the aesa-
borhoOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
CanuI Tolls.

ALBANY, Saturday, Aug, 10, - Iaco
The Canal Tolt for the second week o %. ,e Tols
mere ACE SOL In 1859 they were ~ f0p. -.
toll since the opening 81 s42,lO6 ditto h'' '0a'
1874, 9ly.
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ward of a Contract.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ~, looV'
The Canal Commissioners have awarded the 6ohIavd,
for the enlargement of the Louisyille and f9r.lhIu
canal. and the building Of new locks to Theodore i ~
BarbOn & Co. of New.Y0rk, thelr beng INC ""'''
and hest Of twenty -slX bids.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

FIRE IN WEST FoRrr-rBIRD SrRyrr.-On Sssar-
day night, fire occurred IN the match factory o.
ID. ii. Howard, Eos $50 aud $40 West Forr TOR,
street, causing damage to the amount 500 lna1r,i
IL the &SpltoR Insurance Gu,
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Movements OF President Buchanan.

BEDFoRB SPRINGS Saturday, Aug Is, 1860.
President But hanan arrived here to-day in excelel
health. he was warmly greeted by the visitors an
citizens.
Attorney General Black arrived here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

The Sarannak Ca Ners states that tea cause Il
breckenridge and Lane Is gaining ground rapidly in
that section. Tbs reported Douglas meeting in McIa
tosh County recently was bogus cOnceEn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

Mr. Washburn of California, brother of ST the
"tbree Washburns" in Congress, is not on the
Douglas, as has been reported, but on the Lincoln
Electoral Ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
Steamship Star Of the West.

NEw-0RLEAss Saturday, Aug. IL, 1860.
The steamship Star of the Yves! sails from this port
for Havana on the Goth inst.
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Tho Agaae Club.

NV BEDFORD. Aug. Is, iSyo
tn. Ao.,a Glib sailed for Providence ana Now
York today.
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identified and arrested, oas 81 whom Is wiuiSm 9
Burr"
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHEkIfF7S SAIL.
DY virtue OF decree 10 me directed from
40 the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court q
Common Pleas. Of Dubois county, Indiana,
at the January term, 1860. will offer for
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House, in Jasper, on
MONDAY, June III 1860.
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The S. w. one quarter Of the North East
one quarter OF section I, Town |, South
range west; and also The North East one
quarter Of the South. West one quarter Of
section 3 Town l. South range 3 west, con-
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And on failure to realize the full amouRi
Of principal. interest and cost called ter by
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necreed 10 be sold as the property Of w.
Ewing and Malinda Ewing his wife, at tn
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heirs OF Shiloh Polsson. decd.
JACOB HERMAN. >. ID. @.
May 10. 1860 -3w.
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NC3 NWN NM FNNNMN
rs hereby given thst The undersigned he. ~
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Estate o. John Mcdonald late 81 Dutois 20.
deceased. Said Esists i sspposst - -
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NOTICEis hereby given that The under-
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