New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
An aniaciou. attempt at making "a Cos.aet

An andacious attempt at love making Ia Cossaek
wac perperatcd in the house of young, handsome,
and wealthy widow in Pera not long ago. The hero
Of the outrage penetrated into the apartment Of the
hty in question late in the evening" and evidently
misl,d by the popular falscy 10 how widows TO
lie wo2ed and won, plunged 81 into the most vio-
lent demonstrations OF unplstOuic affection The fair
object Of this amorous corp dcss0t not, however,
70 be thus carried by storm, aud threatened TO rsiss
the house unless her crrac visitor decamped. Seeing
that she meant H. the intruder then seized tho lady by
the throat, and endeavored 10 make her swallow the
contents OF wall but her cries having attracted the
attention OF the servants before this could be effected,
the oyer.urgent swain took 10 fight and ESCAPED before
pursuit was possible Tie police, it ia ssid intend 70
try tie effect On BIZ passion Of d0acie in the Zsp,eh.
The eccesiastical movement is proceeding rapidly
AZ Naples and bids fair to form prominent feature in
the history of the next few months. While the Card
nal Archbishop is denouncing and preaching against
Padre Gavazzi the Padre has opened a room in afec
Tomato proxm!ty~to the Nuncio, where, on Wednes-
dave and Fridays he gives controversial lectures, ard
ON Sunday LIE breaches twice a day. Last Sunday
evening, among great number Of Italians there
i've priests present, who appauded the Padre during
a part OF bis discourse, the audience joining in the
demonstration which Gayazzi Immediately endeavored
20 check. One priest has thrown aside his robes and
declared himself Protestant. The police have on
several occasOns 10 the Padre that bis life
was in danger but lie told them that il was their duty
TO protect him. and that he should persist in doing whist
he considered his duty. Gavazd has shown immense
moral courage and groa. self denial in very s.tened
circumstances.
IapoRrAyr IsDr.Y TREArY.-Tie 81. Loais Re-
puJtcqn is advised by correspondent at Fort Vie
= ~ Iu<ian AUan md am
miioLer concluded, The tue 10Th ult., very in-
pOrtant treaty with the Arapp-Aoe aud cheyenne
indans buying al their Inds save strip one iund-
,ed miles long and about Lfteen miles lie, beginning
obnnt tyvelye miles below Fort Vie ut the mouth OF
BIG SANDY aud running IN the Arkansas one hundredJ
uiies to witLig i've niles OF the mouth OF the huer@
iano or Waauo. Ills treaty has been In eontempla-
zion by our Government for number Of Year,, bs6
from some unknown canse OF outside iihnsnce, IN
been prevented. Everything went OF to the ebir q
satisfaction Of all PARTIES Tiis SAID u be y a
,rges. collection 81 Indians thai NV r.
the AraDrlnoes, Chey eunes, ki0w2s, and ConanJ es
bCi.g present. The purclaae and treaty secuIe -
Government Pike Peak aud al The gold field. cf hat
region. Great credit Is oa6 or. Boone Iox his per-
seyau aud holly successful etor;s Ia TIE Tnaie
NAVAL CrNsoRs or SCRNEys.--A re- ent net u Con
esss provides that al appropriations now OF ne oaftsr
Inado tue Preparation OF pub ie.tin Oh is in by
geographic surveys stal! OILY BE appneao, % thor
object rpon the noproval by tsC Secretary OF Navy,
cit r "a report from boaia OF thIes co~pss nc naval
officers 10 DO appointed FOX that purtosl that tes
oriyual date for proposed charts are sven 70 Justly
th.r sp,lca,ion fhs Secretary OF he y .vy has
ooSdiasy appointed CAPT, Rinas.M and ,Omaar dora
az, ~ rSort sn tie data Tor proposed chs rs &c ted
by the Surveying eSpedl,ioA sS Rea, ed oY Capt.
s sTsEEe.'' ''--'' SailaMiInieli;e esc's s.
PosI.r REovrArIoss.-Toe posass OH s,ters cor.
:, ths mile from .ly loilt east Ct tie Rocky
M5sn,aips 10 any State or dsrriory on tie Pacific
- md frsp any STATE or Territory n The Ps,,6c
ccasa n snv 10 1t east OF he Mountain he's been ix-
sisy lie :oeent law Al ten cena. II eioiore letters
Syeyea by The Isihnas routes navo Leel sutieet 20
AZ. ten cent race while those TSed loy eraud betwseu
Missouri and Glfotlls were O. y a,bjost TO the trss
cent rate. HoIticuturists Gni eorl6iogists viii DO
pleased 10 learn that by TOE rev postal resu Siions
leads or Cuttings ars clsvd Us m,ilabie uaitsr ana
ore to be char ed VITA POS age a the rate az one cent
an ounce when sent under fifteen hundred ralee aDl
two cents an ounce wien ssnt over that distance.
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RIPE ..rswberrief wee on sale a. Newt rleaas on
tho l.. inst At Raleigh, N. c. on che fsh the ysac
trees were IN fall boom, garGen peas b. nower 90
tebbage plants qrne large enoUghte trans plant.
| APPorSTaEETs ny THE GoyN1NoR-By and W.T.,
The advice sad consent Of the
! Henry H. PisTson; New foIh, g. n Jsas.
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