New-York tribune., 1841-08-21

.h destruction OF the Erie. closed Buffalo
vo,dsv afternoon last. After patiently hearing all tie
ch could be adduced from the survivors of those
b were on board OF her the time Of the burning the Ju-
ror have unanimously arrived the conclusion that 1.-The fire
was caused b. the bursting OF derjohns Of
spirits urpenne standing the boiler deck and cemu-
nicang with the FIRE the furnace OF the boilers that
said dejohn burst by of the heat OF the boilers
which they placed and that the boat had been
acy painted and vanished and this together with the high
wind drove the flames rapidly through the boat thu; II was
impossible for those board stop the fire prevent the
destruction Of SAID boat They further testify that the des-
ucon Of the boat was accidental being in all respects
completely furnished with apparatus Tor distinguishing fire.
and more than ordinary fo the safety of the boat and
passengers having provided the jury also recommend
BOA, owners 10 furnish their boats with sufficient number Of
M boats to sustain ali passengers they may carry also,
ls auxiliary to carry suitable number Of pine whitewood
blank and that they be placed be easily thrown over
board also epreservers sufficient for hundred passen-
,e, and that they be inflated and placed berths i'm
nedia,ely after leaving port
lie, preyentatiyes similar those recommended by the
he Jury be established by law and let that law be in every
ase rgy enforced and the destruction human life, By
the burning Of boats will be far less equcn, Than has been
or few years past.
70 The Standard left the Chapman-bird yesterday
hat had for some DAYS headed morning advices from
Washington 1t groans about an awful Wing Caucus a
Mr. Webser's at which an immense loe-roH agreed
anon embracing tho passage Of the Bankrupt, Land and
Revenue bills the continuance of the present Cabinet the
confirmation Of the important nominations before the
Senate &c. Was any thing a5ominable The
Wing Party has actually refused to itself pieces for
nothing but virtually resolved instead in spite of dis
appointment 10 pass the Great Measures of Reliefwhch the
Country require, Horrible conspiracy! SIamm where
ire voul Have an Indignation Meeting called in the Park
orhwiih tell Garry Gilbert grind ditty, Mon
ier DAyczac get up another speech against England ard
Nc cod with translation and have Vanderpocl tell the
ullrog story over again with trimmings and be- 50
horribly tedious he last u;e. The arocty Of having
Old Federist in the Cabinet should be appropriately dwell
N, and the Resolutions buchanan or Reuc Williams
lay before the Senate Something be done, that's
cain. The Wing party positively refuses destroy itself
What Loccs bstes do stand the bare idea
If such monstrous unheardo nquity the part OF British
Bank Federal Whiggery!
THE CASE OF Miss ROGERS AxD MoRsg.--As J. w
Morse who arrested suspicion OF being the murderer
Miss Mary c. Rogers by proving altbi has exoneracd
himself that horrd charge and in custody only
charge OF assault and battery and abuse of his
wife until he furnish bail $500 for his appearance for
rial may be improper the he assigns
;or having fled from the CITY, and remained absent until
rought back hher the suspicion OF being murderer
He states informed that he acquainted with
Miss Rogers and firmly believed that the young lady with
whom he and staid all night at Staten Island
Miss Mary c. Rogers herself that after
hearing of her death and thu discovery Of her dead body he
bought she had destroyed herself of the
he had experienced from him. and that he therefore fad for
of being brought into difficulty her account that he
lid discover his mistake until last Thursday morning
when the young lady with whom he Staten Island
brought the Police Office and proved be not Miss
ROGERS but the Identical female he had endcavored seduce
iao dishonorable connection Statca Island.
Whether this the of hi. hcgra the East,
mere fiction of his own, leave others to determine.
FIRE IN MAISs-The extensive Wooden Factory at Read
ied Maine with all its contents entirely destroyed by
ire on Friday of last week. The Factory of the
the State, had been just fitted up with new and ex
pensive mscnery and within few days had received sew
.ra thousand pounds of wool. Less 900. The nsur
expired about days previous the fire. and had not
renewed The principal losers josiah Peram and
Josiah Perham, Jr
MURDER Iy PHILApELrHIA.-On Thursday, aged
female, living in the family OF Mr. AcCauly, tth-street,
Philadelphia attacked in the by drunken coorcd
woman named Mary Walker thrown down upon the pave
ncnt AMI had her skull fractured that she died shortly
terward TSe deceased 10 years of age and
spectable
" Dr. Henry Yates Carter, old gentleman well known
in Philadelphia where he has many friends, was Knocked
down by locomotive Tuesday while visit to his son.
who resides on the Columbia Railroad, Pao, and dan
gcrously injured
~ r. H. Sladra, Esq. late Editor of the Florence Ala
Euqucr-oac very best papers in the South died at
Florence on the lh Also the 9TH Rev James l. So,s,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in that place aged 49,
FLORIDA NEwS-By the way of Savannah have further
accounts from Florida The Indians had shown themselves
again in the neighborhood Of Ncanopy and fired upon
white belonging Carers plantation He escaped,
however and having carried the Mcancpy, party
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