New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

An extraordinary attempt at murder has been
made at Rochester y. Y some person unknown pat
out the street lamps near Dr. Naramores house. then
entered the house BY breaking window, lowered the
gas in the sitting room. went up stairs to tie Doctors
bedroom and lowered tie cas- there Also ard just ~
Nrr. Narnmofe Gwokc with scream. was reaching
sqtcss her and pointing ps'o ather husbands head
The pistol missed fire but ;he man rceocked II and
tired. The ball inflicted severe cash. but glanced on
the skr. The Assassin then rushed away and has not
been found Tie Doctor Is very ILL., lie says lie does
not know that he has an enemy IN Tho world.
4 ghost, with women's clothes, recently
Knocked at tho house Of old Mrs. Kennedy ~ Glove
land. Ohio In the night. Her son John chased the
rhos. IN HE slrt and with an AZ spirited run en-
sreG md the Ghost ultimately bolted into Tom Nc.
Cane's coffin shop where he finally disappeared pro
baby into one Of t0 collins Tom and John ihrioupon
had terrible battle %! words and next Jay Vie 'orner
brought action for SANDER The costs were sf; ~
Witnesses were examined and the defendant gained 9
suit tie Conr charging that it would be difficult for
man 10 commit SANDER III his snIt an tie street on
cold night. AID while chasing ghp.t.
! Mrs. Crissey OF Decatur. H., whose husband
is Chaplain ~ Illinois regiment recently related 70
visitor n NJ many years ago her little baby. while play
ING IN the street fe down and began 10 cry. yoIy
tall Young man. Who was passing With yoke Of oxon,
picked tho child up and landing lin inside the gate.
said checrily You viii never make solder II you
CRY FOR that" The little fellow at once banisheI his
Grief The tail young man was named Abraham Lin
coin and Nrs Cissey introduced 70 the visitor young
captain home on irough as nor son. who had become q
soldier aiter all
Alderman Warner Of Rochester. ". T., came
very near being Killed on the eddie crossed the Cen
tral Railroad ~ Fields Crossing, concluding by the a5-
srnce Of the signal man that nll was clear but train
came on him. striking the hind wheels Of his buggy
breaking the Whole vehicle 10 pieces and throwing
horse rider and all into diCh. Remouir tins viii
the signal man. tat ocial struck him in the hce and
attacked him with pitehiOrk, but dirarmos. The
Alderman seriously injured b. the accident.
The Osrego Times gays that it Is in a state Of
siege. Tho Hon G.. L'tleJohn. who holds mortgage
on the paper having refused tho money ard made At
empts arms % take possession of the materials
the editors and their ionds resisted and there has been
bnIrcqdng - doors and apple atoms Of boos-ihe pa
per in s editorial saying 1--WE yet masters OF Tie
.itua.lOn aid our position ID impfegnabie.'
The late Senator Douglass estate at Cottage
Grove Chicago was sold the 2st under foreclosure
Of NOR gage The total indebtedness was Se,y63. and
the property cold IN single lots az lar below it,
value The Chicago Tine calls upon the state and na
ton 70 purchase and restore 90 bis family the home oi
the departed senator
The Hon. Henry w. Cushman died on The
oIst at his residence end native place. Bernerdstown
Mlss Al WIS born IN 1895 entered The State Logsln
turc IN 49, Lieut. Governor In 1e5i-2 ana was
fceu.ed one OF the mort liberal ana useful cze oi the
State ald noted FOR his interest IN tho Intellectual
"a d religious progress pi The age.
The Gloucester fishing season Just closing hes
been unusually prosperous Tho crews used TO consider
600 per man good result Int thus time 500 Is gen
orally the figure The Chatham. hass.. folks are wax
iug np % tho importance Of extending fishery and
viii have shortly large fleet Of yesaols end incrcrsoe
facilities fOT curing.
Incendiary fires continue TO occur frequently
10 Carroll and Coos Counties. y. H. Several valuable
barns ard church have been thus destroyed In the
night, aud numerous attempts have been made To fro
hotels and other buildings. These acts committed
by parties from distance. Il ID said and no motive Ia
dscOyefabIe
W. w. Whipple of Adams's Block, in Port.
land has lad war laid on in w cellar IN the slsve Of