New-York tribune., 1841-09-21

drIFeTs are completely e!0 SWcd ou- 81 SAs''0@9 -
/; and forced 10 becozle i,,2er;iaca5 or 90 u
employed Let TIE Captains but make an IL
flexible rule that all drivers and porters shall net
only keep Of the boats but shall stand outside TIE
gate, leaving vide aid clear path open before i
Tor .hos- who choose - walk. and tacy ~;!I haze
done their du,y and entitled themselves to the
thanks OF the travelling community. Friends be
promp, be Thorough be resolu,e Tie public
viii waraily sustain you.
TIE Clyc1sSArt MoB.-The Cincinsa,i Gazette
Of the l4th gives statement OF circumstances out
OF which sprung the late disyraceful no, in thu:
city. For some time past there seems to have been
I strong mutual aversion between the negroes and
white citizens In 1926 the former numbered
goo; in 1870 they had increased to 1855, a7d q
present probably number 5000. Many OF these
are peaceas,e and Industrious others idle and
vicious. Their labor comes into direct co'nPeti-
ton with that OF tho whites, aad the feeling Of
jealousy thus excited is kept alive BY The collisions
growing GU, OF their proximity to slave state.
Many OF the negroes TOO are noisy. staggering
and extremely insolent. The .dalt males pro-
badly number six hundred. Ia June las; a
Mr.. McCalla went from Kentucky to Cincinnati
TO reclaim fugitive slave who had taken refuge
at the house Of one Burnett, an Englishman: ne
finally effected hi, purpose not withou. resistance
and the gathering of mob In the evening mob
of several hundred men ard boys assaulted the
house Of Mr.. Burnett but were soon dispersed BY
the Police.
In Angus, a German, while defending his gar
den against their deprcAations, was assailcd by
TWO negroes, and SO badly wounded that he IS since
dead. The negroes were immediately a?Prehead-
ed Some month, since, lady walking in the
streets in the morning was grossly insulied by soy
eral negroes, who escaped apprehension About
the same time the blacks greatly disturbed the
peace of the city by noise, &c. in the night On
the Tuesday night previous to the mob qnorlel
arose, in which white man was shot BY a negro.
On Wednesday night party Of Irishmen. armed
with clubs, went to a house inhabited By negroes,
and demanded the ono who shot their companion
on the previous night. A gun was fired, consid-
cradle disturbance created aud the mob dispersed
by the watch. Early on Thursday evening negro
man and woman, while walking in the market,
were a,saiIed by some boys, who threw sand upon
them. and a slight quarrel ensued. The negro
went awav and returned with another, when
new quarrel ensued, in which two young men who
had come to the assistance of the boys were Sc
vcrcy wounded. On Friday there was great cX-
element; the neSroc, apprised of their dan
ger. and armed for defence. Several white men,
Ole of them called Judge, assisted in preparing
for defending the houses. The women ard chill
dren we're sent away FOR safety. The outbreak
soon followed. with the details of which real
or, arc already acquainted These facts are given
as the several steps b. which the mob spirit ad-
vanccd 20 its full development.
vl11ASIEs-The Rochester Post says that
the:,s in that city and in the neighboring towns
have become frequcn; of late. \ scoundre!, few
DAYS since broke into the barn Of Mr.. Wheeler AZ
Rochester. and robbed peddlers wagon of good,
TO IN, amount OF $500. servant in the family
OF a Mrs Goodei recently elapcd with some $50
belonginr 10 her mistress; she pursued and
soon captured. James Si5ey of Canandaigua had
hi. iewery store broken open and robbed OF pro-
per,v TO the amount Of several hundred dollars.
NoRrHERS LIGHr.-Many spectators have been
gratiicd with view of the very neat, handsome
and weIl-forrned pleasure yacht wEica is paying
visi, to our waters, and halls from Boston. Tho
gentlemen who compose the yacn,-club, dress in
Uniform scarlet jackets and white irowsers,
their appearance is fine. OF her comparative sail
ing qualities there ha. been opportunity TO Judge
Sac has been in company with two Of OUT Pilot
boats, but in weather SO calm, that no trial Of
speed could be made.
DEATHS II NEw-YoHK-The whole number OF
death. in our City last weeI, was 2l3: IS Men, -
Women. II BAYS. So Girls, OF these ) died OF
Apoplexy, % of Cholera Infantum. - of Con-
sumption, II o; Commissions 6 Of D.arrhaa, L
of Dropsics, Il of Dy,entey, were Drowned,
- of Fevers, 90 of InAamma,ions, - of 3laras-
mus, of Small Pox, = of Suicide. The oldest
was ander go 100 were natives of the L. States,
"a of Ireland, s 0: England, 6 of Germany.
I Daniel OCennell, AZ recent meeting Of
the Repeal Association, announced contribution
of $3.50 from New York, making $3l34 which
he has received lou, America in aid OF the society
q N;neteens death, occurred at New Orleans
Of yellow fever on the 9th.
LATER FROM MosrE viDEo.-By The brig
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