New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28
GENLRIL NOTES.

The record books Of Wayne County, Michi-
gan, which taken from II, tro hy t,r rt. ia ann!
IN the Of III. havc been recently returned from
Carada They 'NtcnGed overs TIiod "i A. !cai> from
Ito Olsi?.
\ party OF English capitalists. guided by the
Hon. j. Eo:S Browne are Exploring the THE OF bottom
lands Of the mouth Of the S.achto lhy6r. with view
of pure haing large tract ioI tn lurpor Of rcc,ini-
d. tIY H.. to he nd, to ''' Vac 0'' y st " ''
The contiov ,rSy between the American Bible
Society and Ms. Wa>hhurn OF Worc' scr MISS. rca-
ton til VIII OF the late Mr. WaShbur i. at LEM 9Th in
the of settlement, the parties hay, Ing agreed to
refer the question at issue I" cxPrc'ilrnt Wool>ey
(named by the Bible Society; The Rev. Mr.. straiton
UaIncd hy Mrs. Wi>hurI). and Mr.. An>"n h. +. .in-
Co'p If this cy These arbtraor- in whose judg-
mcl the public havc the fullest confidence.
A story originally told by Il San Francisco
paper of the iulnan treatment 1T young lady refugee
from TIE Chicago fire by ac"ndiccr On the Union Pac c
Railroad, sccs. from the statements Of officers Of the
road TO have had little foundation IN truth All thu free
passes issued 10y I'll" road TO sufferers from the c"nagra
ton were Endorsed sccondcl,>s. and ii il represented
that the lady :,cd upon travelling first las, alter the
Of the affair extensively published in Eastern and
Western papers illustrates Ia" intl IT the Old adasc that
one story Is EoUu until another l. told
California cmgrants have a summary way
of dispo,ug of Inurcicrs party OF 100 were enram~d
Council Bluffs recently. when one of their number
murdered youn-; hcrdcr When the news OF the deed
reached the camp search was made for the murderer
1t found that lie had been arrested and taken before
II magistrate An cmigrant tersey describes what fol
lowed W.. the 800 omigrans. quietly marched to the
Justices court and demanded the prisoner. They r.
fused Ia give him IN. We. the 500 cnicians, took him.
tried him., condemned him. and hung him ON the same
tree Nc had murdered his Vie tim under Farewell vain
world were his last Words Is the mule walked away
and left Inn there We the 5oo cislan-, followed the
mule"
Quite scene occurred in Detroit eating
house few days since. Mcanc holy looking comes
in gays he il not very well; asks permission to sit
while by The stove; leave granted is observed to take
out small vial and apply it TO bis lips the proprietor
Immediately concludes that melancholy is bent upon
sclf-dcstruciion; PUSHES to him; throws him down;
chokes him TO make him east ont the fatal drug At last
tOnbed WIN aIaGlhg TOOTH and only took little brandy
Ia as>uaee tc anguish ttcrnf. messenger dis
patched To tell the doctor that lie need NJ and all
wa, serene Appe aranct+ WERE II must be owned,
piciOns and the ohcols Good Samaritan doubt
Influenced hy the obcsi motives. but. by way Of atom
ing for his friendly assault. ought he not ut least "
have hllcd up the melancholy mans vial
If long hair he the glory of woman, then
there is glorious Young lady in Boston, She per-
suaded the other day TO give pii,a exhibition Of her
beautiful head OF long and heavy black hair Her hight
IL feet inches and when she standing her hair
falls TO her feet, and trails quarter Of yard the
floor. II is rs inches In length. Here indeed is fs.
voed young person. No need she Of chiguOns
brais, nor Of fronts. nor OF trcOpherous compounds
ana Eve herself, The primal and t rfcct woman nOby
Planned, had probably greater wealth OF tangled
ctilhs Describing all moral prinrplr We are tempted
10 ap-c mic the ncanest kind II pun AMI to pronounce
TINS Boston hcauiy the greatest harfss IN Amrrca and
Iiopd!v one Oi the best behaved 81 rIil. There!
may sln no more.