New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

Mr. Pors moved TO reconsider me the motion
,a., Yesterday 20 refer 10 the Committee OF Ways and
Means the bill Tor the repea. tae Sab-TreasAry After
,. Of some length AID interest the rcconsItLeF-
81 and m bin referred to the Select Committee the Cur
rcncy.
message was received from TIE President OF the United
S,a.e transmitting correspondence between the President
and the Committee Citizens OF Cincinnati 10 remove the
BODY Of Harrison to North Bend for nteren They were
ordered printed and referred to the Select Committee on this
subject.
Tgr CRors-A corresponden: OF The CINCINNATI hePuoh
can writing from Guyandot,@. Va. siy':
=. The CROP, look badly Wheat in tbs County (Cabelll
l, , ,ld milf - ,.,.al return. The growth bad and
tho l in addition has done much scaiet Indeed some
tow OF the farlcrs this have made pastures o' t
,feat.tclds The IS ycry Inferior Importance. Cs
r bc.tar and learn promise good Weld nave spoken
~ f,b Coun,v but D, general remark the same may be
said Of most of The other Counties througa which, nave
l i, the report of iher inhabitants AZ all TO Toe cred
ted
tn, C,.s. (o;o) Gazette say. the wheat crop provo
a failure thereabosts. Canandaigua o. - papers MAKE
the same statement in regard tina; section Canada pa
pe OF MAJ 2G repor. the prospects fo crops 'ey favor
able The accounts from The portion OF Maryland
are decidedly in favor Of the growing crops
Tie Savannah Republican mas intelligence from the inie
ror OF Georgia ,Lat the promise OF the coming corn crop
now considered as ha secure good; the wheat IN Epson
County where the harvest commencing very good; the
cotton crop rather poorly FOX the present
The Foridan OF the 9TH speaks OF the cotton and cora
crop. Of that Territory very promising in appearance
NrRpsR-A long AID settled cnmity had existed between
TWO Young men at La Grange, Georgia named Lane and
Nichols The latter had been for time waiting tsr an
opportunity to wrea his vengeance, aud on the 18th inst hag
inv armed hal,e with dirk, he the unfortunate Lane
and stabbed him 10 the heart Nichols immediately
rested and committed prson
A<orHER-A KAN named Grimes who mad been confined
in the Penenary a, Georgia Ala the 9TH ast stabbed
one Crower 70 the heart for having spoken publicly OF his
inprisonrlent. He speedily secured
e On Tuesday morning the staging OF a new house in
Boston on which several men wors. fell and pre-
cpi,ate 70 ,fc ground Mr. Latham. master VINO
was co-;derabl, injured. tenders w.o severely
bruised and an apprentice boy VINO out slightly hurt
70 OF the try banks the OF Peaasy gaaia, thirty
i've hasr accepted the Relief and Revenue Act. The
amount OF currency ici ,acy authorized issue under
the ac,, i :l,94s,427
C man named Joseph H4nt committed suicide on tie
llti MT, az Havers;ravy Boca7d Co. by hanging himself
WITH rope. II vas 'Pe''e' 'l'- ''- 'i' '
for having 60: o5 ava from fellow workman by under
bidding
20 The President =. the Bank OF = s;a Geo. contra
H.. .t.., l .-;,..,, H.. s., Ko,d,ll,. -
Post't' 'Hat 'he Sa-iie1 Oh 'a' Do' MO li'Oe WIN &"
large Of rnosey.
g Mr. George Decor and his son, ID! y years Old,
~ d" " ''' VI VIZ - -s' ''''' 81 ~ "
Ohio when he rpiv aud roughness of the current over