New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

TRoUgLE AZ HARVARD CoLiEGz.-Ihe Boston PeEeFs
bring j. accounts Of dg-aceir disturbances II M
University at Cambridge VIA: the origin sas @e cannot
learn |, seems. however hat OF he ster SlF'
Wheeler had become greatly obnoxious 70 many OF the "
don't, vino resely- 10 force nm leave h= SITUATION A-F
sundrv exploits OF uscheyoas character. they he'd meet
ing las, Monday night a; which resolved 10 val; upon
the Faculty and if they refused comply % reuse TO per
form their College duties: Jus; they forming pro
-e..oa. the obnoxious Tutor with the Tutor o; Latin a
pea-e,l and ordered them dsPer=e Wild uProaT sue
ceededtfe officers were grossly lnsgted, and after anus
ny ,f.enselye. for while the students dispersed VIZ
Wheeler cont IN his resignation The Fac1ify. when wa
declined several OF the students promptly eNPees
aad the res, haze their =enss, and now ''a' as
gently as sucking doves.
Base Drcrr7los.-The s.. Johns y. 3 Neys contains
an account Of .canGalous transaction toward their TaSseH
gers n the part OF the officers Of the Montreal Packet
which recently arrived at this city and has returned 10
$, Johns Il seems tina, on leaving Dublin many egranis
IN destitute circumstances we're induced take passage IN
her BIZ representations that ,he al; directly FOR this
civ Instead Of hi-. she taken S. Johns. thus BIT
erlv disappointing many these poor foreigners IN their
hopes Of meeting their friends TIL, city and =abjecnE
them to severe riyaiion. cauiy and insufficient TODD
there did ,er best 20 rerc. these grievances By forcing the
owner TO supply MS win provisions At an expense OF
about Is per day The officers the Packet felt force
of this argument sail FOR s city landed their pas
.engers at Quarantine and Jailed again for s. Johns
R.nRo4D EcoxouY-Up TO 1870 the acreage ex-
ee. o the Boston and Worcester Railroad Tor repair OF
engines has been over eleven per mile asd for 1889
il wa, A. fis a. thirtee cents. It said that the returns
FIR 1910 show an expense only and two-third cents
which in the ears business of 10000 miles indicates
saving of about $4,000 Th, great saving i a'crbed
mainly to the introduction the later part OF l839and 1910
Of four new new engines one from Lowell and three from
Philadelphia. which have done the principal part of the
heavy business Of the road cost for repairs ot
about t,yo and three-quar,ers cents per mile.
The Directors Of the Boston and Providence Railroad
have lately reduced their tariff Of freight from = per ton to
- = 30 AID 81 according the of the traffic and
in some cases still lover merchandise from this city to
Boston The re1 ha been great Increase in the business
and net proi,s Of the road.
plc,rr, SoUrn-Paper from the South insist that there
are organized bands Of pirates and robbers along the coast
l. Is thought by ytcryangs the fate OF the
Three Friends Jo-cpIs, winch supposed to be
wrecked, ana sunk months OF the hrbor OF Pen
,aroa There are belieye be good grounds for suspect
inc tina, ,lo.e o board dill fairly Is their end
The los of the Three Friends the beginning OF series
of robbcre boa,-stenng and mysterious a+scfbascs OF
armed mariners diiferen, places.
M.r,r CIvoIxx,rI-Oa the 26th nit Constable OF
Cincinnati in company with gentleman from kentucky
vcn, TO the house OF one Burnett search Of Slave secrc-
ted in the house Of the at,cr After something Of scuiie
,i .-eid I'm f o.l arrctin,- h,. negro: but in the