New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
SC Ty,er Asseciations.o

ssT5ler Associatious.'
At tine instance OF james Kelly, Esq, the Dernosrate
,oas for The purpose Of uni,edy summing the
President in the republican measures OH
as course ha, been adopted by the Democracy ON &C
count the bitter hostility, dared to be xn- -
The President by The leaders and oraciss OF ine u
cause he has which he believed TO be injurious
the best Interests oithe nation
Ts The Editors Of TIE Tribune;
The above is from the Standard OF the 10Th
inst, and is no doubt az efusiou of rhe yeritaole
James Kelly, Esquire, himself, and no body else
Ii may hot be amiss 10 say that James heiiS'
ESQUIRE. whilom assistant door-keePer to the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen of this city Under
Wh;g ppointment-subsequcntly, and new, as
sstant clerk to the Court of Sessions, which otce
he obtained bv his pertinacity in the Wing cause
/ by cndeay orins 10 show that the . ETfna dsso-
citation, was a body Of adopted citizens large in
| numbers, and entirely under his control IN au
matter. of politics. MIR. James Kelly esquire
is for an office at all hazards, but that his pre-
sumption should lead him to aim at the Collector OF
shin of the port of New York, g sut-Heroa
Herod.n We do know that " his instance could
not influence one single young man OF intelligence
in the CITY of New York, especially if ne had any
respect for his own ability. The latter part OF Tue
quotation above, is fair specimen OF MIR. Jen'es
Kelly Esquire's knowledge OF his own vernacuiar.
Comments unnecessary, but ii is pity to see Tue
press so accessible to demagogues OF the emPtest
character COMMON oAsSS.
Aso1rrros1srs.-We learn from the New Bed
| ford Bulletin that the Abolitionists attempted to
hold a meeting in the Town Hall in that place on
Tuesday evening but were compelled to adjourn
i, without transacting any business, rs the house
was filled by a mob, who, 10y their (" screcchlng
yelling, bowling, groanng, Kissing, stamping,
shouting, squcakinS, hustling, believing, bias
pheming, and barnyard limitations, prevented the
speakers from being heard. Boston fost.
Quick TRAvEL1HG.-rhc travel from Peoria,
Illinois, to Burlington, Iowa, distance OF so
miles and upwards is now made by line OF
coaches in one day. and that by daylight, at cost
not exceeding three or four cents per mile.
The Wheeling Gazette states that the lines of
stages on the National Road commenced running
in yiolcn, opposition on Monday afternoon. Pas
sengers wore recepted fer all the way through
from Wheeling to Baltimore for s..
YELLOW FEVER IN NEw.O RLEASs.-Thc Morn
ing Advertiser of the 5th instant says: " Curiosity
prompted us yesterday to pay visit to the Char
ity Hospital. As we wished to ascertain what Ell
feet the late strange change in the weather has had
on the health of the ci,y-and this institution is
generally true index Of it. We there saw the
first well marked case of yellow fever that has APP
peared this season. 1t was not ct very zmag-
nant character, AID was rapidly giving way before
the ludlcious treuenent ',sod for it.
A DREaDFUL DEATH.-The death of Warner
at Orwigsburg, says the Miners Journal, was
i caused by aborer, who saw the train approach
/ -. ,,l b,,o ood no cwi.ch rho
way The deceased was thrown forward, the cars
turned off the road, fell upon him and he wa:
killed instantly. He has left wife and six child
ren. The cars and locomotive were damaged te
the extent Of 5000 or $500.
i MELANCHOLY AccIpEST.-On Wednesday week
a boy and girl, children of Mr.. Albert Pickert, q
this place, while sailing in small skiff on the RI
yer above the rapids, were drawn into the current
and before assistance could reach them were car
ried over the dam The boat upset, and the little
girl was drowned. Mohawk Courier.
WEE.T CRor.-We regret to state that the
wheas crop in this region is not as good as it pro
missed to be. Upon harvesting it is found to have
been injured by the rust. The late wheat is very
badly hurt-the very early, but little.
Milwaukee Courier.
The WHEAT CRoP. outstanding the low
price that our farmers have received for wheat
the pest two years, and the poor prospect for q
better market this year, there is, it is believed, al
least one-third more wheat raised this season in
This vicinity than any year previous, Hard times
cannot check the industry of the farmers.
Niles (Mich.) Republican.
WHEAr-In this State observe wheat now
brings 95 cents at Cleveland, 60 cents at Zanes
Vile, and from As to 50 at Cincinnati.
[Cin. Chron.
Forty SNAKES IL oSE BoDY.-Mr. Theoph
lus Bassett killed large striped or garter snnke
in Hamden, on Thursday last, from whose body
he took thrty-nine young ones, which he exhibited
in our Office this morning. The old one was about
three feel long. New-Haven Herald.