New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-29

President reached Baltimore SATURDAY AZ o'clock, 2. NJ
accompanied BY his son. John Scott Harrsoa and the Com
rt.ee from Cincinnati detachment Of the Marine Corps
s.Washinston under Col rcnderso will proceed with the
bod, to its faa re.,ing-pace at North Bend As soon as
tie arrival of tie body Baltimore known. Col Hc-
nan teadcrcd the Committee the services OF military
guard be present with the body while remained the
city The President aud Director. the Baltimore and
Sa.qucAann4 Railroad Company rendered the Com
n:ee special convey the TO Columbia
leave a, O'Clock Monday morning. The cars
appropriately decorated with mourning emblen. and the
Directors resolved accompany the Committee Columbia.
bloRg OF Tue Sur WILLIAM BnowN.-Tmc cannot
eaace public mind the remembrance Of the horrible
tragedy attending the loss o. The ship William Brown the
18th Of Aplasi We find in the Boston Pos; of Saturday
asta:emcn by John Mcsscr, OF those board the long
bos, which many fact, have brfoc
published He gyes brief narration OF the ships collision
with tn, ice AID says that parting with those in the long
boat the Captain took the OF the passengers AID crew,
after which the mate told him the boat lcay and could
not i've. Some communication 70, distinctly heard, ,hcn
passed between The Captain and which ;hc former
replied ! viii not hear such talk The then dis
tuctly said We cast los-vc all yc-somc
Of Us must die boat is lceky The Captain again
uousaed with the urging him to do the best in his
power before rcsorting TO such Mr. Messep
speaks in the highest Of Captain Harris, able
experienced commander, and generous nobc-heafed
nan but his statement is not calculated from ihc
mate any o,he odium which has been heoped upon m for
his baraoss harl-hcarcd cruelty the passengers The
5loviu. Is the essential portion Of the statement:
Before leaving u.s. the Captain addressed the boat
crew eucouraeingy, desiring keep hearts up not
quarrel or c among ourselves but TO b. advised by the
mate and do what he should desire lie then oade Us
good bye and in fifteen minutes he out ci sight
During tic whole of the day the weather extremely
cold and lie sea yery rough. We rugged drag with
in order keep the boats head 10 the and to break
the force If the waves Toward risit-;al the mate con
suited il low voice, with several OF the crew about tighten
r the boat. aft at the time, with my back against
the stem At last he said and another man Who was
ne. well, suppose YOU have 10 objections 10 end
agu . hand To tighten the boat. ! inquired no" he IN
eied 10 do so: and while was speaking heard splash
.hassie and the whole boa, uproar-ttc work Ut
Death lad commenced The other and sell both re-
naratcd ngaia. such co-boodcd proceedings and sad
All ", are 20 die let die a,--Ict Us cast lots.
"Ney we'll said The mate, "they viii throw you o'erooard
next thea drew my shcatl-knitc aad swofe That VINO
should lay hand shosld share my tate lie
thea called tall negro OF the crew. ait 10 toss ne
overheard but when h9 saw my knife he forward again
and leu, tie others hand. My companion stuck close to
during the whole Of the hear,-rcndius deteini=ed
odeEcnd himself 20 the last
Oae Old man a native of Irelasd when about be seized
hupOa his knees and enircated them spare ms lite and
he would give them all he had. He then drew from his
purse nuubc< OF soycregns and offered the but they
we've rown aside and himself passed overbea'd lad OF
aoou IL age requested time to say his PRAYERS
which granted, and when he concluded he said ~ am
nov pepaed-I do wish you throw uc ovcgbonr'i-I
go myseli and he stepped oi the suuwale OF the beat
nN the OF all who thrown overheard not one
9"y knowledge. succeeded in getting on board aSun.-
ihre were no hands Off any blood split neither dio
Sl one excepting the young already mcno'td Jump
NesOayd Voluntarily The unfortunate passengers offered
Ssiaacc; prayers and cntreatic> were al they used
VI spare me spare me several OF them cred, even
Vide they were hal. overheard. will not attempt de
Snon this awful scencii would uc.t heart OF stone
teeheye there sixteen thrown ovcrboaid
iae boat bael after She had been l;sh;ccd >ic
Gsa rode very well, and made but G;;lc water. / he
ioaowss morning discovered sail and communicated the
tacf TO tie mate Nao aid By God Jack, you re- lucky
fellow; YOU have saved YOUR life The ship that picked US
Is !. already Known the Crescent 80 strong was
I Indignation against the negro that upon reaching the
Nse'' deck seized HEAVIER and threw II at MS mead
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAlL.-Croppcr the c"loied man.
who Is now confined III the Jail at Chester Pcnna, under
aenc' Of death and who be executed on the 0th OF
august attempted to make his escape Friday night
At lie managed by isce himself OF ms
saoSe and had sawed the bars Of his grated
Ssao IN Two places ere MS plans were discovered ne
va Immediately secured and again heavily loaded with
e' He boldly asserts he will Vet escape and cheat the
ra0xs OF its right.
CHEox 10 LrScuiNc.-FOur individuals rccen,ly in
Vhco, county, Arkansas who took upon themselves chas
e one solomon Crosby tired for assault and battery,
I'D The jury rendered verde, of $4,000. few vcrdics
Ike 'his vii! pu, stop TO Lynch law
Stitow FEVER ~ NEw-ORLEANs.-The n. Q. Bee says
e' the people OF that city greatly asoanded at the
& which has been depopuatng their city for the past
s They state however, ,ha, they should have remained
Pand ignorance OF the ravoges Of the pes,ince mac
col their di.,aR, exchange papers kindly informed them