New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-03

| tell bis name, red6e0ce. or any.bios eor0efnss
h;so,v. Re wa tsken 10 the hospitsl whss -
steer or arrived and Hugered 10 An inson'iek eosn-
lion until the last breath. He baggsge oontsieed wv
and cold wstch wa in his fob pocket, bat oot 80 -
Of raper or M sndsm giving coe to his ideta y
The corcner bel] an inquest upon bis remains and 70
taps The body for recognition
Spessing Of the reeigpa'ion OF Chief Justice sssv
of The Massachusetts, Supreme Court, The Sp''sssas
Republican says;
An svent long anticipated but greatly dspaoreos
has CONF Chief Justice Shsw Of our State supreme
Cony, after 30 y.ars OF service upo, that bench $40
contributing more tbsn any other man 10 roooof -
pride of the Coz monwtalth snd the envy o. e'n1 =
Estey hiss resigned Nearly four score years nnes
him st;l vigorous in BODY and mind; bot u Ju@ines
him 10 himself spd the public in claiming what ron aos
of life for private repoee. so long snd 90 hlyn eo
vice ss DO has rendered 10 the stale ID tns poso.s
bas few parallels 10 the history OF .ne 49,
and il one of the greatest gifts that man could MAKE
O the ccmmopwtslth."
tn. Horneusrine Journal states that three young
children of Mr. and MIRA j. b. Howley OF thst psos'
went into the woods Saturday last TO pick terries
vi bout the consent Of their parents and wanderers
cut until lost Not returning before evening" "
anxious parens, in company with nearly 100 osherss
started for the woods and succeeded In finding them.
1t seems that, after having picked enough berries they
tl,uaht time TO return home but, turning soost
foi that purpose they fonnd themselves Ia strange
place and could not find the RI ad or any way out.
The, sat own on q log think, and sat thers oaG
Tin e. frslly giving mp that they were lost Nary the
edssa said TO the Others Let pray to God TO help
us 10 find our way ont and sl kneeliag there by ne
log it'll hands upl ted, they prayed for deliver Incs
Ttey then took pew start. and soon found whorts-
berries plenty with which they sa'if ded their hunger
The little now calling aloud the names
of the different members Of the family Carrie, tbs
youpgs cslIng repeatedly for milk and complaining
Of fatigue she sat down 10 rest Ida, the second, WAS
tired and sleepy and would ather stay there than Try
any long to get out. Mary then stripped bark froa
deao tree lsd il the ground for pillow covering
IL with leaves, and the two youngest iaid down 70
sleep She fou, that the sun had gone dowo, and Il
was getiirg dark aud she again kDet down N pray
for oeverance sDd that God would take care OF them
She had made up her mind 10 stay there the night,
knowing she could not find the way out herseif Shs
knew the night would be long and the little ones
might wake before morning hungry. 80 she filled her
pocket with winterereens TO pacify them-very fey
minutes during the tine railing upon the different
members of the family. When found, the two young
est were tie eting, and the eldest not yet 10 years OF
sge, was upon her knees praying.
The liverpool England Mercury Of the 2lst alt,
ar nounced the failure of Mathew Steele & Co of that
town. The report is unfounded, as we learn from
subsequent edition of The Mercury, received via
Queenstown, and also note from Liverpool agent