New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-31


we're bursting from the root portion OF the west wall soon
M non the roof of the al oniag house owned by Mrs
Bron and occupied by her ns brohe One OF the wretch
cd inmates who had once left her but returned for her
clothes. was buried b. e crushing mass and instantly burned
10 cinder Her corched and bIackened body was soon
~ on; aa buried on Saturday at the Methods. Church in
Sullivan street; Thus her Of pollution and inay
brought to a sud In and most horrible end
The French Church the buildings adjoining in Frank
lin street the Dutch Eciorael Church. school ROOM and
the African Church. were all less injured. Great
praise Is due 10 the frmen for tcr vigorous efforts in
resting the progress of the flames The loss of individuals
connected with the Theatre was about 5000 The build
ing was insured for about $4,000 Mrs. Browns loss
about s. O9e.
q When Na,tip T,on Barea was appointed Secretary
of State he swept or, the old Clerks short order Among
them was WILLIAM Sr,er Member of Congress from
Vermont Van Buren, note informed NJ. 5. that he re-
GREETED to state that the rule he o. 81 had prescribed 70
himself required Mr. SHADES removal. Mr.. Shade, in turn,
simply asked him whether this notice intended to isi-
mate any unfaithfue,, or misconduct his Sade part
rs the terms employed seemed ambiguous Mr. Van Buren
Iccnc to give any cxI ,nalioa Il rather pleasant
hear the late Postmaster Hartford. who tier Van
Barren Editor codng ierocosy because Mr. Granger
gives no reasons for suFer-edng HIM.
TouGH-A Wing paper remarks that if the Admin
sra.ion Institutes public inquiry into the conduct OF Mr.
Van Bucn fl!nco2aries then the Globe & Co. howl In
oustion but if one IS removed without such investigation
then the CRY Prescription Removal without cau.e They
won't be pleased any how!
10 We have heard it minated that remarks on the
surrender Of the Croton Water Works into the uncontrolled
or more of the Water Commissioners. We certainly intend
ed nothing like this We wage controversy with indiyid
ua, least of all with individual Wings but say with pro-
found convictoa and that whoever connsced arurged
the giving up OF these Works below MURRAY Hi INTO tie
checked possession of LocoFoco has dealt Almost eadl
blow al the Wing Party and Cause in this City We
raign man, motives; but cannot forget the iPc-lay
ing of last Fall nor TIE lead Of Bunting & Co
In our judgement this surrender will the ciiy 500 900
more and add 900 nest Fall the Lsco-Foco of the
Civ and at last the work will be far les substantially done
than it would have been BY the Water Commissioners ut
it IS useless groan what is ryecoycraIy lost We
can now only cnrca tie Wing Mc&lbcr- of the Common
Council to be resoute thorough aud yglant defending
public interest and in defeating the pipeayng machraton
of the adversary
The Works OF LORD BoLISGnnoKE.-Wc have Just re-
ccived coy ef the collected writings Of Lord Bongbrokc
with Life prepared expressly for this edition, published by
Carey & Hart OF Philadelphia Il splendid work. print
ed and put up beautiful style. OF scholars
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pleton & Co 200 Broadway.
Gen. J1clson The incident from which the report Of
Ges Jnc,ons pecunary falpre i. thu, stated BY
southern paper. Mr. Reesdc the General from
Louisville stating that he was sick and distress and re-
qucs;ed the loan of slOO-he good old replied that
he was not able to sead Mr. Reside the amount in money!
but rendered him horse. when he could convert into
money
Arr7roiot the Sea Me--Alenton was made, sometime
since of the seizure by British cyuizer of the ship Sea
New owned at Salem, Mass. The Salem Register saws
that she arrived that port Tuesday the 18Th She
was seized Anbriz the SW coast Of Africa by H. B.
VI brig Persian all her taken OUT and ordered to Ser
Leone charge of British lieutenant and prize On
her arrival there Capt Brant kept prisoner on board
and all his papers likewise taken possession of
The Court of Commissioners, established for the pur-
pose of trying vessels concerned the slave trade finding
that there for ?co refused to have any
thing do with the Sea M-w and taken thence to
ST. Helena where she given up to Capt. Briant.
The detention of the Sea New about 4 months Dur
ing this period both vessel and cargo hanaerly
neglected At ST. Helena Capt Briant obliged to ship
prosecute his voyage
A suitable representation of the Tgris has bsen laid
before the Government ana the proper papers
be prepared the of the Sea New will be represented
DeG of KcoEuk.-The caeaa (II) Gazette of the l4,h
that this Chief of he Sac and Fox Indians killed
rcceny by Nasheskock, Black Hawks The difficulty
originated dispute reiave the distribution OF the
MES paid the Indians By he General Government There has
been deadly eud existing ,a; tribe foy some time and
grea, jealousy OF KcoIuk-
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR AND SENATE
~ May 25 1871
WILLIAMS l. Stone of the and Nicholas Deyerrau1
Charles Coventry Wic Shcarman and
tia city OF uuca Trustees Of the STATE Lanaiic Asylum