New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

DAR1se RoBasRr-The factory of Thomas
Bot,only, in the Easterly part Of Leicester, Mass
was broken spen on the night OF the 9th inst and
about siz hundred yards of BrOadcloth stolen and
carried of.
D Yesterday locomotive was to be run over
the whole line OF railrsad between Boston and
Albany. On Wednesday next, the 18th, accord
ing to promise the road will De opened for regular
travel, 200 miles distance, to be done in soma 10
or l2 hours.
T The body of an abandoned female named
Ann M'AlIi.,er wa, found on Thursday in the
Mdde.ex Canal al Boston. 1t tis suspected that
she va: murdered, As man was seen 10 follow
her toward the canal from the Theatre on the pre-
vious night.
9 A brewery in Cleveland, owned by MassFs.
Weldon * Reeve, was burned On the Sd instnnt:
it was not insured The property Of the occa-
pants, Me,srs. Blackwell, Lloyd & Co was mostly
saved, and insured for 81 400.
~ A boat with passengers from the wrecked
Savannah ha. arrived at Charleston, S c. The
third boat has not vet been heard from. and it is
not improbable that it Is lost.
" Charles Ayre. ef Bridg;on, y J. recently
l.st his life by falling from the bOwsPrit OF the
slOoP Factor and striking his head against the
bow of the vessel.
r Mr.. Abraham C-les was drowned at Bir-
mingham CT on the 4th inst. by the upseiting Of
small sail-boat.
GA severe hail Storm visited Franklin, Tenn.
on the 36th ut.
ELDER KSArr.-The New-York papers state
that the suit against Elder Knapp for SANDER has
been Withdrawn. Suck is not the case
Providence Journal.
FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-Ihe Danish barque
Pretiosu Capt Reir, arrived at Philadelphia on
Wednesday, in - days from Mon'eyideo We
copy the following intelligence, received BY her,
from the United States Gazette
No hostities had lately taken place between the
fleets OF Buenos Ayre. and M0nievIdeO. II Is
stated that a report was current that Admiral
his country seat. Official notice is given to the
residents of Montevideo that the two ports Of So
riano and Paysandu further in the interior, had
been opened TO foreign vessels and every facility
promised at the custom houses. A large quantity
of counterfeit coin of the smaller denominations
had lately been pat in circulation.
The following important intelligence frcm Buenos
Ayre- is from the British Packet, OF Oct. 9:
From BurNos AYREs-The an,icipations to
which the news we communicated last week from
the interior led have been fully borne out by the
event At p NJ on Monday last. salute from
the Fort and simultaneous merry pea from the
church bells, confirmed the truth of report in cir
culation some hours previous, viz: that the last
mains of the forces of Layalle and La Madrid had
suffered compe,e defeat, he former on the l9,h
u, near Tucuman by Gen. Oribe, and the latter on
the 24tA, in the vicinity of Mendoza. by Gen. Pa
checo The official details of these important
events. which may be said to have restored peace
from the banks of La Plata to the foot of the An
des, have not vet been received.
In both cases it is stated that the vanqushed lo.t
all their infantry and artillery, and when the cou-
rier ef; the field of battle near Mendoza, there
seemed to be little chance of the escape of La
Madrid, the difficulty Of which was hightened by
the fact of the passage of the Cordllera being
closed.
The national squadron. j. EesqTgsdo t4 s their a"N"-
The U. S. corvette Decatur in the port OF
Buenos Ayres, on the same day.
The port open to foreign commerce, but not
yet for the import o. -four.
DISASTERS AT SEA.-Capt. jackson, Of the ship