New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-12

in 1871, Mcdonald q. + received 1915, and
Dawson (W.) $3.50.
Returns OF the vote fer Member, of the Legs
ature from IA Counties have been received. In
E Of them there have been TO changes In Bald
win, Burke and Chatham the Wings have lost a
Representative in each; and in Morgan and Rich
mond two each. In Hancock the Wings have
gained one, and in Wilkes two
ATRoclous.--O of the most cold-blooded, un-
provoked murders we have known, says the Mobile
Advertiser, occurred on board the steamboat Cane
brake, on her last "Trip from Montgomery. An
Italian by the name of John Mark deliberately
drew pistol, walked up 20 Mr.. w. A. Clark. a
gentleman from Greene County, and shot hiE
dead. Not word had passed between them on
the boat, and no cause is known or has been given
BY Mr. Mark for the horrd deed Mr. Clark
died Instantly. Mark afterwards attempted to
shoot the bakeeper of the boat, who escaped by
locking himself up in of the state-rooms. On
arriving at Cahawa the remains of MIR. Clark
were inferred. and Mark delivered UP by Captain
ADAMS to the Sheriff Of Dallas County.
HAvANA-By the Solway we have received our
Havana files to the 22d inst 1t appears by them
that the gale lasted to nearly the 9Th of Septem-
ber and the damage is represented as being very
extensive 1hroug hout the island of Cuba. The
coffee plants were demolished TO II great extent /;
the planan trees were laid on the ground as
though great weigh had been rolled over them,
and the maize crops were completely destroyed.
The crops of the island will be immensely short
ened bv the destruction of this equinocta gale.
n. o. Bulletin.
DuEL-A duel was fou ght yesterday between
,wo mdshi pmen attached to the Texas brig-oi-war
Wharton. The weapons pistols-distance ten pa
ces At the first fire one OF the parties fell dan
gerousy wounded, the ball entering below the ribs
and passing entirely through the body. II is sup
posed that the wound is mortal. His name was
Culp-From Kentucky.
New-Oreans Advertiser, Oct .
DUEL BETWEEN TWO INDIANS Two Choctaws
living in the parish Of Rapides in this State fought
a deadly duel few days ago. The weapons were
rifles the muzzles were placed within six inches
Of eac combatan,'s breast, and at the firing which
was simultaneous, both fell dead n. O. Pic
Rlor IN CANADA.-The election in Hastings
Co., West Canada, to supply the vacancy in he
Parliament, occasioned by the acceptance of seat
in the Cabinet by Mr.. Baldwin, took place on the
9th, and was attended by violent popular dis
tnbance Mr. B. is candidate for reelection
snd the vote is very close. Letters Il ON the place
10 Montreal state that many persons were Knocked
down, and that il was unsafe to venture into the
street The letters, however, are so evidently the
cbutionS of party feeling that we place but little
confidence in their statements.
PLouGHlsG MATCH AND TRIAL of PLoUGRs.-
This takes place at East NewYork, i've miles
from South Brooklyn, ON Wednesday next, at two
clock p. NJ The means Of measuring The
poughs are provided Farmers having suitable
teams are requested to be the spot punctualy.
The public are invited TO witness the exhibition.
Competition will be open to all, free of expense
and provision has been made for transporting the
Ploushs, Ploughmen and Officers OF the Institute by
the Long Island Railroad free Of expense. Some
OF the papers have mistaken the day: they viii
please correct the misake.-It will be on Wednes-
day. See advertisement.
70 Mir. William Dishman, respectable far
,ner near Lexington, Ky, recently committed
suicide BY shooting himself with rifle.
tbs KsEMLlx DINING SALOONS, III Brsadway-we Oh
served advertisement few days since The sale
these beaptiu rooH-tDe reason ald 10 be the proprietor
engaging other business We wish him success ID all hi
undertakings, for We believe him worthy of it We how
have formed attachment Tor this lovely spot
hope that Mr. Cs may do well in il as he
done. certainly is desirable location and If we'll
aged cannot fail OF succeeding. Il yet in full blast
those who have not seen will ind il worth their while &c
Try come OF lis good things.
II The Rainers give another OF their sweet Concsrts
nigh, at the Society Library Since they have been with
us they have sung delighted audiences. They cannot
have 100 much praise.
II Decidedly the best attractions in city at the
Museum Performances this afternoon and eve
ning.
u The New.Y.rk Museum had a crowded bouse last
ngh,-he audience gen,eei in the extreme, and Sgno
Blzs performance impaired much delight Dcisrue gave
his limitations Forrest STYLE. There VIII De
performance to-day FL O'Clock Siencr R,z proposes