New-York tribune., 1841-09-15

law ss passed. ought not and cannot go INTO
operation Il xii surely be repealed "a me
nigit 1riA sueeeeG hs day.
.Forewarned !. forearned.' Friends ef the In
fortunate ss True 10 rouRsELyEsi
WxsrEEs CoMaERcE.-Loud conplaiats are
male throughout the West OF great lack OF ves-
sells O, the Lakes. All the .torehou.es throughout
tha, country ere Sled to overaowiag with the pro-
ducts OF Western Michigan, Northern Indiana and
Illinois, while no vsssel, can be obtained
DOT them to market. The Bsfalo Advertiser says
that there is not single good ha.5or on Lake
Michigan, and thar on this account insurance on
vessels trading to the upper ports cannot DO OBJ
tained except at rsinous rates, ;hnt no ships
will go Up from the ports on Lake Erie. There is
pressing need of good herbors a: hwaukis, ST.
Joseph, Grand River, and Michigan City.
Hor PrRsu1T.-H. W. Jonee the abscOnding
teller of the Merchant. Bank at Troy it would
seer, is in a fair way of being caught. The Buffalo
Commercial says tina, on the morning of the 1O'h
gen,cclly dresseI and good looking young man,
accompanied BY vary pretty and fashioneby
dressed young woman, stopped at the United States
Hotel, and entered his name as X. ". Tho'aos
They .t.id during the day. The boarders and
others at the Hotel supposed they were newly
married couple In the evening they took rassag ge
for Detroit on board the Constellation On the
llth officer Russell frem Troy arrived in pursuit.
The gentlemen was II. ". Jones, late Teller Of
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Troy
who mad ab.conded with large amount o; money
belonging to the Bank The i,dy was fair Cyp-
ran he had picked up q; Saratoga. Mr Russell
eff Buffalo Immediately in the Bunkc, HILL
MoRE RogBERY-The Farmers " c. Reg
.,er say. that the Cape Fear Branc', Bank ct Ra-
leigh has had portion of its funds appropriated by
the Cashier, +. H. Ningate, TO the acknowledged
amount of flo, ,0oo-and how much moro the di-
rec,ors have since been trying TO find out. The
first suspicion and hi, confession came together on
last Monday, (6,h,) and up 10 the 9Th the deficit
was ascertnined 10 be about $4,000. Mr.. Win
ga,e wa, not Only cashier but head and chic: of the
Branch Bank, there being no President excep, OF
the mother bank at Washington.
FLonrpA.-The correspondent of the Savannah
Republican says that on the 3D. inst. party OF
feur left Mieanopy for Wacoho'ota, without an cS-
cort. They had no, gone far when they were trsd
upon by body of Indians
Two of them, named Daniel. ard Morvinski,
were shot dead A. Mr.. Pendeton had his horse
shot under him, but escaped; the other, Mr.
.Jcnning, was tonabawked while asleep in the
wagon. The band is supposed te be that OF Aieck
Tuslenu ggce.
~ We understand that the nomination OF Bella
Badger to be Naval Officer for the Port OF Phila-
delphia, wa, on Monday rejected
SUICIDE OF 1 CsInrsAL.-A negro Ramed Tom
Gibson who ha. been confined in Jail at Wesrmin-
,,er Md. under sentence for seven years for having
ATTEMPTED to murder his daughter with razor on
rbu,.d,v last. cut his arm with razor severely
tha; he soon bled to death. A, l'Rg as he had
strength he resisted all the efforts of physicians
tore off the bandages and forced open the wound
uEt he died.
THE SHOWER OF BLeop.-F. Castelnau of this
Civ bos addressed letter TO the Editors of the
National Intelligencer, stating that the shower ot
blood recently observed in Tennessee, in his opinion
was produced by insect: flying in great numSef'
over the field He says that insects OF the order
Homop.cra have the property Of producing a liquid
sf red color having In all respects the appearance
Of blood OF putrid matter.
TRlAL.-George D. Spencer employed in taking
n. late census was tried at Baltimore in the L. 5.
District Court on tho 10Th inst for having neglected
10 mako proper return of the enumeration OF his
district and for having madc false rsturH for tho
same. The result was his complete, thorough and
trumphaat vindicatien.
ANOTHER JAIL TO LxT-TAe Chautauque Co.
iail is now tenan,less. Reason-the people through
ost that,secton have joined the Temperance So
ciety.
.PIvsRIt OF 7AE PEAK being No. - of the
cheap Uniform Edition OF the Waverley Novels,
has jus, bee. published by Israel Post, Ss BOwery'
Price 25 cents.
Also, No. IS of TnlkRs's HISTORY oY The
FaSscH RsvoLuTios, Price la5 cents
Also, Nos. 8, !, s, 9, 10 of 'THx TRAGEDY OF
The SEAS Price .! cents each.
Also. The Magazine OF Horticulture, Botany,
&c Tor September. 50 year
The CoXAox ScHosL ALMANAC for 1912, by
J. Orvillc Taylor, contains great amount OF inter-
e.ting and valuable matter relating TO Common