New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-21
DOMESTIC ENTEErIGENCE

intl!aS WccHlOtK OF syracuse was liJurcu
in horrible manner lat week He had gone 10 sleep
near OF tho kettles Ia Ealt works. and being sud
denly awakened rolled INTO it; then eaping out in
agony he landed in the one and again into third
He then rushed Of the house ard plunged into the
canal, whence he scrambled out ind walked home lie
is not expected 10 survive. Woodlock is discharged
,oIdier having served Eve years in the Regular Army
! The remains OF Gen. Sherman's son Willie,
who died recently at Memphis. were escorted to the
steamer by large number Of staff and rcgimenta Off
GERS wearing mourning badges He was mimic ser.
geant Of tho 18Th Regulars and much beloved by tho
whole regiment Ills aptitude for military Affairs was
rcmarkab.c-he accompanied tho General on oil occa
fions taking part in all the concerns Of the camp.
Mr.. Smith, Of the firm Of Smith, Dove d Co.,
Of Andover Mass, was robbed Of $4,000 by adro
thief at The Boston L. s. Treasury, on Thursday He
had laid his pockeibook the counter. when elderly
man pointed out TO lin bank bill his feet on the
Goor Mr. Smith stopped to pick it up. and during the
moment 10 occupied the pocketbook vanished.
Horace Maynard Of Tennessee, at first OPP
posed TO the Presidents Emancipation Proclamation
now comes out in its favor He says that some OF the
pepe sorry the President did not ncrdc that State
also Tho Proclamation has made the negroes our true
friends and their friendship is much better than their
enmiiy
Moses Cherry Of Auxvlc, Kendall County,
H. last Spring gave Virginia slaves eight acres OF
land and fnsnished them with a house, wagon. toos
&C. for tobacco raising he TO receive half the profits
Tho crop is now bong cut and viii realize IN the neigh
borhood Of 5000.
George Faulsner, grocer, Of Cleveland, Ohio,
alout e. COO in gold
and silver which 10 Kept buried in box foot deep in
his cellar. His very anxiety about his treasure must
have betrayed him. for on Thursday night last the cellar
" 40 enter ed and the money all stolen.
Less surprise will be felt at the number Of eI-
AMBITIONS 81 drafted from physical disability when
the fact is stated that - per cent Of recruits 70 tho Brit
ish army are rejected from the chnse-and these
are Of course Of ho expect TO be able to pass
surgical examination.
I A Chippewa squaw, who was the belle OF
her people Hundred years ago It'll lives on The shores
o. Red Lake She 10 years old. She and her has
band were the fxsi settlers "a that region ard she and
French dealer in fGTs the prog Of the half
breeds there numcTors
A son Of Senator Wade was intercepted by G
SQUAD 81 Mosehy's guerrllas scmo days since. while
fred upon He ,ho, one Of tho party who had sum
moned lin to Surrender and reached his destination in
safety.
Gen Gran, has appointed military commits
sion ersnnc lno tie property titles and loyalty Of
Webbing elsseaS. Tho property q disnyd Pcrson'
vii BE- coAs~nnea widows who have friends n Rebel
arue, may retain their possesaoIs tAAns tie oath
u allegiance
George Crumhacker 81 East Wheeling lost a
COW Ard cali ,,ar month, ago ard dreamed the other
day ~. -ry were IN certain Gold threo miles distant
.nd actually foand them iher.-tbe ,hiTd time be had
Uncovered lo.i cattle Ia tho same way.
A man in Warrington went to sleep on sa'ur-
Day ~TapI-d Up In tsn, cloth. there being dead
body near hra IIrzriy wrapped up. The undcrtaiers
raea ,ooi HIN Up by mistake and would have buried
hm Il Ls had GOT entered m emphatic protest asainsi
TIE Coppcrhcads Of Grahamyle New-York,
attempted ,leo. tie Rev. Mr Jones from tho pastor
.hlp q tho Reformed Dutch Church of that place for
Offering prayer iof the Government, and free nstitu
tons. b., have ,!guaIy failed In 20 doing.
i. +. Barnum Is the happy posressor Of five
horned ram which r'side. no, q, tic Museum. but at
hi, farm. Ais recent cattle .how he latced he animal
An inionpra,c ,Leep which has iaAeu q, least three
haRis too n.sch."
| A meeting Of sieambos;mcn and underwriters
held At Cincinnati, the III 10 devise plan Of
protection rom !nccndarcs. resolution adopted
requesting the Mayor and Chefof Police 20 detail four
add . nal policemen 10 watch tie boats at night.
Rebel papers have stated that Bragg held
co prisoners captured the o0ih and ast ult gAe
Bsl.aSi0a Rfyrb!eo- says. however tina: there were
less than 2oo incgding wounded tarncd over " Gen
EosecyaIs when tho exchange took place.
Tfsso have been $50 permits granted for new
hallaings IN PHILADELPHIA during September. Of which
oo5 or dwelling houses ercmAlnGer being stores
milk, cepot &c.
SIR. Patrick KObb, late Of The Soar City Reg
bi,r ard Mr. Ham. late OF TAs Desroa Ere Prc,s have
purchased 7As dialogue Hoeii a Copperhoad journal.
to take possession on the 18th OCT.
! A Cincinnati paper complains Of tho number
,of young ladies Who erei,ed by tho stories Of
soldiers In the army Will persist in appearing in
public In tia, city In male attire.
Gen. John j. Knox Of Augusta, Oneida Co.,
n. Y. celebrated the hfiie,h anniversary Of his we'd
ding day the 7th inst Addresses made by
erai Of ,hose preseut-smong others. by Mr. Gcrril
Smith
The Copperhead Bugaio Conritr's Philadelphia
correspondent gives particulars of The death of Francis
j. Grund and hs est.r appears the malicious and
profane heading struck dead Tor lying"
Tho field of tho first Bull Run battle is
thiokly strcwn with flowers which sprIng NJ from the
midst OF the moderlng and rustng medley OF that day
horrora.
John Browns widow recently visited Clayton
County Iowa in search Of ahomc In hst State She had
her family with her. and received with tho good
wishes Of all
The City OF Hamilton, c. W. has a public