New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-30
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IJ 1Hk DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE,
BLacKwooD's EDIyBURGH do. and
BESTLFY's MISCELLANY f,r NAVAL re-
ce'ed last Monday by the Acadia. have been is
sued in admirable style a. well "a season by Mrs.
Mason. le2 Broadway. We have only found time
We, to rcad Rlackwood. which i. .trosg and good
Bentley displays fluciiul and inviting variety:
the Dublin University has articles by james, DR..
Lever and other s,roo. writers.
U d" A General History Of the Independent
Old-Fclows' Society. with an Expose Of their
Secret Signs, Grips. &c. &c, showing the bear.
Ing which Secret Societies have upon our Repub-
lcan Institutions and the Baleful Effects exertod
BY them on the Christian Character" has iu.t
bs,n published in a % cent pamphlet, and i. for
sale at Ia inn-strcet.
% HANDY ANDY, No. V, and HEoToR O'HAL-
LoRAN No. H., have Just been issued by d. Ap.
pletsn & Co. 900 Broadway
u BY recent order of the Criminal Court
every bail must possess real estate within the u-
ri,diction of the Court. clear Of cucumbrances to
the amount OF the bail required. OF this no other
evidence will be admitted than the title to the
property aud certificate from the Register of
Csnveyancc' that the property remains unalcnatcd
IN the name 81 the surety together with a ccrtf-
cate of the Recorder Of Mortgages, showing tina,
die property is clear of mortgage to the amount Of
the bail required.
u THs BrRSEY PArfas-Diary and Letters
Of Madam D'Arblsy, (au,horcss of Evelna,
&c.) Edited by her Niece, Part H. LA. Just been
issued by Carey & Hart, Philadelphia. Its por.
traitures Of DR.. Sam. johnson and his cotsmpors.
rie' are most pleasant reading.
FROM TrxAs.-Wc are indebted to Mr.. 4. d.
'ro'Snan OF the steamer Newly ork whish arriv-
ed last evening. for late Texas papers. They con-
tain very little in the shape of news
Capt Thoma, 5. Lubbock. Ist Lieut. Of tie
company which joined the Santa r. Expedition.
hos reached home Mr.. Lubbock met, by invita-
ton, large concOurse OF his friend, and fellow
citizens al an entertainment given at the Civ TX
change. He gave them IA brici but interestin. .c-
count of she disasters which bciel the expedition.
and his own adventures. Among the distinguish.
- persons present, were His Excellencv the Pre-.
sident, Generals Somerville, Baker, Davis, More
house, Judge Terrell, and others. The narrative
appears in the Housa;onian of the l2th
The Hon. {. Van Ness was recently killed in
San Antonio, by the accidental discharge of gun
fatal renc0unter occurred at the race course
at Harrisburg, between Flournov Hunt and two
men named Black, which resulted in the immedi-
ate death of the former by pistol shot
gentleman, arrived at Austin from San Anto-
Mo, states that about 40 Cumanchee Indians have
been prowng about that place for several days.
They killed Mexican Ia miles below San Am
MIA.
The Galvestonian of Saturday last, says that the
ship Phenix arrived from Corpus Christi. We
are sorry to say that we were imposed on BY the
report that there were 1000 men assembled at that
point, the actual number being about 300, nearly
oil from the United States and Galveston CITY
Col. Kinney had not yet returned from Mexico
when the phenI sailed
A Mr.. Mcdonald of Victoria was accidentally
shot and killed at Corpus Christi, few days since,
by volunteer in attemptn. to shoot beef.
We could CLEAN nothing farther of the least in
terest y. Q. Crescent City, May Goth.