New-York tribune., 1841-07-05

I'm ~. Tabernacle PROCESSION Ia pfri n t'rand - 'h'
d. bq,l CELEBRATION IN Williamsburg with miner ono At
Or Fatton lpr.sb. ,eriln) and lhe Bleeckert nlTe
sali,t) Church NJ. Btgvnsoas Oratica az Washington
Hal the Corporation Fireworks the eNenins-'hese
are The pr ncipal ob.er-ances the ci;y today me
inviting Exclusions Rockand Lake and the Enc harosd'
10 Long Branch Flushing NewBrrnswick, around Staten
Island &c with the attractions PCT iofh oy the
several Public Gardens vii be by TO the al
verti.eHent. in this paper.
FINALE OF The BALES PIRAoY.-The tales Of terror
which have recently ghcd The people OF New Orleans from
their proprietv seem be rapidly melting inn thin ar
Their horrible appreenson- of piracy board the Charles
ar. Of ds.ipated and the Al the schooner with
pirates flag large quanity OF and pirate, creed
on board eea. 10 become Jess and less mysterious De
Putvon who Is in Jail charged wrh being the commander OF
hi- prafica mas published letter in the Neworcans
papers Indignantly protesting against being confined without
information as 20 his and explaining the mysterious
circumstances in which the schooner found He ay-
that the schooner was fitted up tender for another vessel
intended for the African and Southern Asa trade il which
he had been before engaged He waiting until he could
purchase ship suited ms purpose Al the rime OF the
the Independence he visit to The ports OF
Texas TO select those best adapted landing and di'Pons
Of his return cargoes.
He had shipped the men a. common sailors ard directed
them make American flag lie -aNt That ne ld
not know how and finally the flag made which va found
on board In consequence Of it, suspicious appearance he
had about hundred applications, from persons who sup
posed him be pirate 10 enlist IN such an enterprise tie
was somewhat alarmed nj this but left fo
Texn. A. TO arms being found board he claims the right
to carr arms for sefdeence whenever he chooses and he
ony wishes that he had had opportunity use them wheF
his schooner as seze The articles Of found OF
board he saws were merely some papers which h. had
lated for hi. own Amusement, from Portuguese Protest
found on board vessel seven gear, ago From his cxPana
ton there seem, be but lte believe him guilt!
Of any pratica intentions examination, however, va:
soon ls be held before legal tribunal which would decide
the points in suspicion His leiiers well written and carrie
on it, face the appearance Of truth.
ATnocor5 MrRpFR.-Thr GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Chronicle
Of the Eth ul saye nrocou murder was committee
in Dover in that state the 9TH man whose name
yyns learned, by William King and two brothers nance
Manning. The unhappy victim, says IN. Chronicle, VA
held fast BY the Mnnnngs, while King first cut Oft his arm
and then literally buichered him with knife The villains
fed but were three days after By Capt Cherr!
and Col Wallace at a Mr. Wimberly., in Kentucky. The!
were brou h back Dover and bound Tor trial at the
approaching term the for Stewart county
the circumstances OF the provocaon which led this hor
rble outrage have only learned that it mere per
sonal and social pique.
The SHIP CHARLEs-The from Charleston, clearin!
up the mystery hanging the abandonment Of the Charles
reached NewOrlcans on the 25,h The Bulletin says tina
they had seldom general burst of indignant feel
ing than was exhibited against the conduct of Capt Gorham
in abandoning his vessel Had he left few lines hi
slate he would have saved great deal OF intense anxiety
To the friends of the passengers say nothing of the heavy
expense Of fitting many vessels search for the sup
posed pirates They advise him visit New-Orean
very
Loss OF SrEAMBoA T.-An Extra of the Nashville VIII:
informs that the steamboat GAINESVILLE for that port RAJ
agins, snag the Mississippi and sunk instantly in arel
water The boat and cargo are total loss The passen
gers and crew. except negro dcckhand supposed 10 be
drowned were saved Most of them foated on the upper
cabin some eighteen miles The boa, insured the
amour, of $4,000 The cargo consisted chiefly OF Groce
| rie>.
u Two men are in custody Harrsburgh, Pa. o
whom is said TO have confessed the murder of Mr.. Crs
mentioned not long since. The confined at Baltimore
on the same charge would therefore be innocent
We presume however, they viii be liberty unit
the affair j. fully investigated
~ The Anniversary of victory of the Palmetto Fort
owe. the floating batteries of Great Britain celebrated
Il, Charleston s c. the 28th of June, BY appropriate
ceremonies.
~ Constable Clapp in Boston convicted of Illegally al
lowing the robbcr Williamson his lboy sentenced on
Friday to pay fine OF 800 and In few minutes at
ter The pronounced h7 prosecuted with
check for thai amount