New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-02
THE RACES.
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perfect condition. the attendance mtch less nuneI
ou than the Proprietor had right to anticipate NJ ie
lowing are the returns Of the running:
TuEsp.Y June l--Proprieto, THFe N Heat
Club Weights
samuel Laird. en- n. Monmouth Felipe daaa
Jo. H. Va vasmae, Prospect by Monmouth Eclipse
Nd dam w BY IF: hAPse 7sos s, b. imp imp Barefoot
r. rnsi: ~ b. m sysrde by Eaus Polly
Hopkins by virginAn, 8 ycars old "'aafh"H
TiyE...... min Soc min Il &c
The second heat was well contested and Afforded great
sport The wisnor the faverte against the sed SGT
oiidc was lame and did start
For the purse to-day four or five horses expected to
start.
me Whale Ship Shy'oet-CaPain Taber, master
of this vessel arrived Boston las; week and g"e The par
,cular of her lass She ran upon the breakers the Fe
ice Island, on the 10Th of June 1870 They succeeded in
launching ,lco boats in which all the but
bared and made for the Friendly Islands about 200
miles distant After three nights aRd day OF extreme
suaering-bcng without water provisionsthe succeeded
in reaching the Island where they kindly received by
the natives OF the seyenlc ship ;hree were drowned
while preparing raft and the Others succeeded reaching
Truth Island where they remained until rescued by ship
visiting that Island.
The Suspected Forger-Sco,t who recently arrested
at ST. Louis on suspicion being Parker the grea; 'orger
was brought before the Court the 20h writ OF ha
beas corpus The Judge decided that the warrant OF com
mment was insufficient and could not be sustained The
Court however granted motion examine witnesses and
Mr. Snyder who was instrumental in Scots arrest, was
called but hi, testimony objected being founded
upon 'hear-say There being legal evidence offered
Scot, was discharged
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great demand market for lumber the present -ea=on
Our harbor is now full of vessels and there is not lumber
lumber brings SCI, IA, g.
Distressing Wortality-of the one hundred and TWENTY
Members composing the Van Buren, majority the last
Congress, only Mirtysercn have been reelected.
The Whale Ffshery-rhc following wholars have re-
Gently arrived from the Pacific, viz;
Java, Neil, at New-Bedford 3Oth, with 1900 bbs
Herald. Reynolds, Boston, 10Th 500 do (sperm.)
Susan. Russell. Nantucket, 28h, $500 do.
Planter Hinckeyy; do do 1900 do; (sreTm)
Rose Coleman Holmes Hole 2Sth, LOO do. (sperrn)
Nict1com, Grinnel Bristol, DO. l,S00 do.
u There was great Temperance meeting Mcehan-
les Hall in Boston last Sunday evening Moro than TIVE
thousasd persons were present.
LEgHfHfRg kOGS-Nc can attention oi !ttIti~ 10
the advertisement of Mr. Qr1NDY relation Lightning
Rods
~ There arrived this port Ga797 passengers from
reign ports last year and Il G89 daring rst four months
of this year. In 80, only As 50.
U Map of the United States, neatly printed on pocies
dandkerclic has been by Mr. d. H DAVIS. No 10
Bcaver-st The fabric of the finest, bu; the design
,,,d ,.xccufiou are al. Ike, cr.tiitallc.
u Levi Clough hung himself Lowell Friday nigh,
last because he could keep sober GOD reason for
bad
10 Bishops DoASr and MrAD bath sailed :or England
in the Caledonia reu Boston. The ba IA the rur-
suit of health.
Buildings in his City-The fragile and unsafe structures
erected in this city for the haba,ons of the living found
too often to be mere places of enombeni their bodies,
In numerous instances houses pu up hastily speculation
have crumalc and fallen. and buried their inmates their
rains Tie walls of many these, and OF four
story buildings are ony OF the thickness of an egh; inch
BRICK and are put together with untenpered
thai strong man could alno., push them down =, the
occurrence ola fire of ssch range Of buildings the
whole are liable TO- and do frequently fall the great eo-
parly Of got ouly the pcrss and property OF their
but Of the lives of them and the fremen. Several such
trad piles tina, we snow Of have been recently erected
Should no, something be done by the constituted authorities
- prevent the danger to our citizens Should lau
ordinance be passed the appointment Inspector
buildings who should be some competent practical man
and some regulation adopted regard thickness ans
strength OF the walls We leave it to the authorities to
answer
coql-Tbe amount OF coal shipped a; Po,,syc "a dur