New-York tribune., 1841-10-07

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bou.man of the Highland Mary sprung upon Tue
u.wley. ard was in the act of cutting 'heir hhe'
"L., bc xa. struck bv one of the Hawley crew
.;,b ,olo oye, the head which fractured the
In - cor.ed his death in an hour after.
~, Accrpgyr-The Commercial of yes.er-
.on,sip, notice OF sad accident on board
=. .,esrn-fricate Trenton, while lying of the Hook
..Tue,day. A sixty -four pound gun burst on board
=. boa, killing two and wounding six men. The
,,,.d .-c Samuel Snowman, seaman, and Joseph
pb;lbrook ordinary seaman. Wounded :-Russc
Smith. carpenters mate Joshua Wyman, quarter
-,,,er; Levi Lawson, seaman; Thos Smith, or
+o,rv seaman Richard Bell ditto; and John
cooper, Seaman-all very badly, and some Of
ub.rn will probably not recover. The fore part
of,be Fulton is complete wreck, from the effects
.; The explosion One piece Of the gun fell forty
fee, fr,n the carriage, knocking in both sterboard
steam chimnies in its passage of.
The Fulton has gone up to the Nay Yard.
The GRoGAs OuTRAGE.-The following ex-
,ac from the resolutions passed at the meeting OF
,ae citizens Of Burlington VI, is illustrative Of the
spirit which prevailed:
Resolged. If this outrage shall be J"sf.fed' 1t
sill be an afcon 10 the nation; and to the natio"
sc confde the keeping OF it, honor and the pro-
action of its citizens hereby plcdgIng ourselves 10
q hearty co-operation and guaranteeing mat
.f,y Mousana Green Mountain Boys, good 0nd
irle, shall be ready for the CRISIS.
pIsRAfL Posr, 90 Bowery. has Just issued
yo ~ Of the Waverley Novels, containing RED
s,rsr1rr; also No. lS of Thierss French Revo-
luuOn He has also just published the October
oprber of the American Magazine, containing
,bree iIlustrstions and good amount of literary
and scientific matter.
DARTMOUTH CoLLEcE.-By catalogue just
,ublished, it appears that the whole number OF
Students at present is All OF these there are 81
Senior. and 46 Juniors in the Medical Department.
NJ ,bo undergraduates there are 81 Seniors, 80
Juniors, 10 Sophomores, and IS Freshmen. The
average expense of tuition, board &C., is about
$40 per year.
LIE MASAACHUSEllS - lNAlLhONb'- iAt ANp'A
oad from Boston TO Hudson is TO be completed by
Nav next The revenue Of the road in its present
unfinished condition, amounted to $4,000 for the
months of August and September
ANoBLE CoMpLIMENT.-The Louisville Journal
,ays:-" We understand that the citizens of Wood
ford have purchased the fne farm i'll t,at County
on which the Hon j. j. Crt,cnden was born, and
made him a present of it. The price paid was
$4,000"
DEATHS IN THE CiTY.-The whole namber Of
Deaths in this City for the week ending Saturday,
October Cd, was Ice, of whom "a were men, %
women, So boys and AZ girls.
JN A gentleman named Thomas Armstrong
from New Orleans, committed suicide by shooting
himself with pistol eft BarRum4 Hotel Balti-
7ore, on Monday last. He left letter TO gen
dsmanof that city, in which he stated that the act
vhich he contemplated committing va $ long since
determined on. but assigned ne reason therefor.
G' A meeting Of the Mechanics Workingmen
.na other citizens opposed the present State PM
son Monopoly, was held last evening at Military
Hall in the Bowery. Mr.. Tyler w Loffetra
vas chosen President. The meeting was addressed
sv Messrs Grant, Commeriord and Riddle.
C5e The s,eambou, Tchula, from St. Louis to
New.OrIeans, frcighted with dosr, struck snag
,ad sunk to the upper deck on the 2ilh ul' 1t
wa, thought the engine and part Of the cargo would
be saved
J The Philadephia u S. Gazette says that
lIe,srs. George NJ. Dallas, josiah Randall, Henry
D. Gllrin have been engaged as Counsel by Col.
Monroe Edwards.'
II 1t has been oscer,ajned that Mr.. John Can
lon. II respectable citizen of Norwalk, CT. was
aowned in the small boat over a few days
sace by the steamer Belle.
~ \ State Temperance Convention was held
aAugu.ta, Me-, on the 22d uli. About 40 dele
ia;es we're present and the exercises were said 10
asye been highly interesting.
stLrcr REMAINS OF Rgv. JoHN Mason, A. NJ Rue
Lockwood, All Broadway.
This is the t;!c of little volume just published
containing the choicest passages from the writings
q one Of the most eminent divines Of England -
he was an intimate and highly valued friend Of
isaac Watts. and distinguished for piety and Teli-
gor, zeal. The volume is neat and tasteful r'-
6ge 10 his memory.
CALowrLL TIE FoRGrR.-Monroe Edwards,
sgas John P. Caldwell, the notorious iorger vas
.;,in yesterday morning brought before Judge
N - ..,,- NJ E3cor