New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-06

,lv . remark made by him on former day rcia-
-. - the DIGGING of Mr. Reuben " hithe.
hsf,-, thai Committee, 10 Mr. WISE
tn. gave rise 70 pcrsonal remarks n when Air
WIS, characterized reply ct Mr. STANLEY as ue
,,nlv Of a coward 10 which Mr. ;. said ho ""u''
cave to the country TO Judge, whenever "oGA''o.
presented who was the co"aTn' anu p'' -" ~
cool and ccuilcmanly manner 70 h'"''' -
threshing on h. opponent al '".'''Y,.'' -
whom he had soma time since oi III o"' -.
-, -, :. from h,. disposition. those associa
ted with him must either submit OF n-",'
49,, he ,,o,Id 49,, fight wa. another thing
Nr. CrsHIxo gncd .hc course OF INC No"''
,;,,cs IN obtaining the report an. went MO a.
.laborntc repiv to the argument. and 9ppo'i"'n u
the amendment OF Mr. | Underwood.
Withoa, concluding. MIR {. yIe'ied TO motto"
TO adjourn. .,I
I, Svx,ry. the Arror,ionmcnt Blllwas received
f-,y the House. and after thc rejection by 10 90
ia Of a motion Of Mr.. ALIES 10 make 1t Tie o'"'i
for tomorrow. It was referred 70 the Commi'ee
on the Judiciary,
Tn, ANNOUNCEMENT Dill was again isNcn un'
and NJ. NoonnrRY's amendment providing u''
Of the $50 600 Appropriated for contingencies '''
for,irn intercourse no part shall be applied 10 ''
,,v-,cnt Of speca agents abroad. unless oy autho'
~ Of Congress, or II the Senate after some Debate
wa, rejected. Yeas Is, Nay p.
Tn, bin wa. then reported 70 the House where
M tho amendment. ct the Committee were as''''
10. cx-cr, that specifically applying portion OF
one r.u Of appropriation 70 thu destruction o' 'u
,or,perdium OF the 9Th Census; when was TO-
,cstcd. I'll.
Mr.. WRlcnr renewed the amendment offered ih
COMMITTEES limiting the fees ct District Aior"'t
and Narahals to IS coo and OF CLERKS ct Cncui
and District Court. 10 $4,000 per annum, eNcln-
1--WE of necessary Office expenses. when was
adopted-leas 81. Nays -.
| An amendment Of Mr. BUcHANAN. providing
that 20 part Of the appropriation tor contingencies
Ter foreign intercourse shall beoppled to the pay
ment. of Diplomatic AGENTS 10 receive or trans
init dispatches. unless By authority oiConsres' OF
the senate. was agreed -.
The Appropriation Bill wa thcnpa-'ct "t.ho"'
division in the votes, and returned to TIE 'iou''
for concurrence in the amendments.
And the Senate adjourned ANGUS
| - The O.wego Herald of the 3Oth says that
the steamer Com. Barrie was lost of Long Point
on the north side Of Lake Ontario, a few days Pre-
yious. She wa, bound from kin.stsn to Niagara
with 500 bbls. OF flour The Herald adds
The wind was blowing pretty fresh south and
bv wet when the schooner struck the steamer
about two feet from the stern and cut her down To
the keel The flour on the deck ct the Barr" was
thrown overheard with all possible despatch To
get at the hole but 1t w,s uscleSs-the hrrs W'it
put out in I'D minutes after she struck and m nan
an hour after the collision she sunk m % iatnon'
water, ten mile, from land.
The passengers. captain and crew took passage
IN the schooner for Kingston The steamer was
worth about 81 600 No insurance On either the
flour or the steamboat.
" The Batesville (Ark.) News says that an
sraed body of - or - men went to th- residence
of the late John Stafford. about II miles from that
place, and stole or Q negroes. body Of citi-
,cn., well armed started in close pursui, after
them. The notoriou. Stewart of Little Rock i
said TO have been connected with thu. fragrant
outrage.
" \ duel was fought opposite Nck.burg on
the 18th ult between Mr.. J. Fall. editor pro tenn.
of the vicksbur. Sentinel. and Mr.. Thomas Rob
bin. Each va, armed with two pistols, and fired
bob ,..i,,o". oa.' '.h-" general row '""L rloco
between their friends account Of an alleged ,io-
laton of the terms by Fall.
y
W Henderson have been arrested and committed
to Jail In Philadelphia, charged with countricitlDs
| FoUND BoDr .-le-ierd.y after a wOn2n
shout II years of age, dressed very well, and OF
very respectable appearance, was taken OUT OF the
| basin. near the foot Of IIudson-.trect. Her face
WAS horribly bruised and mangled, and It was tie
! general impression that she had met with foul
play from some person. From her appearance
she had been in the water for some time. The
Coroner held an inquest on the body, and she was
conveyed to the Alms-Ilou,e cor intermcnt. No
trace OF her history. 80 far, has been discovered.
Alb. Eve Jour
OurRAGE.-We regret to hear Of an occurrence
which II is difficult reconcile with the posses
sion of sound reason. Mr.. y. b. Morse (thar
whom there is more amidble man in the city.
was Yesterday assaulted IL his office BY Mr. vii
liam Il. Oracle Means have been taken to prevent
a like occurrence. Brooklyn Star.
RHODE IsLASD-By accounts received Yesterday ~.
pesn that the General Assembly under Peoples Const
tuition organized the 81 nsi. al Providence; and
although the streets were very much crowded. and consd
,Fabe excitement prevailed, .t the impression that
there would be no outbreak. II also appears that
OF the shy rbers OF the House Representative
present and took e oath Of Office Dprr ao
naugsraied and delivered he address 10 tie Repreenta
uves b. People.
appear, also that the Governor and Board oi Co.oc
OF the old party and although their de-
beratons secret, the belief general
that would be- taken 10 the principal of
he Suffrage party. Our impression that no sch
vep viii be taken, and that the whole matter u pas, N
quietly and without dsiurbarce-uore particularly our
neghbor, DR. Sherman, ha. within few days cent large
supply sf he Lozenges 10 Providence from which place
they we're ordered which 10 ~fectusly obyiae Oh II
csite'. Hs office j. al lo6 Ns,sausi.
R,sD FoLLowIsc.-It !, really astonishing IN ace
what wonderful cures performed by the
sapsrla and Tomato Bfrs after all other medc cine have
fslei.
Extract OF \ letter from DR.. Williams Of wi
Gentrmen-l will thank 10 send two dozen more /
Of your Ssrsapar!a and Tomato BIiiers | have used il
with great success four Of dyspepsia curing each
of almost Incredible short time c,e