New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-04
Tylerism or its eonquering March!

Eyierism on Its GOuqueriHS harch
a Loco-Foco correspondent of the Albany Ar
gus at Cooperstown gives the following list of
Wing Postmasters removed and Loco-Eocos ap-
pointed in Otsego County viz:
Po,tossce. Whig r. NJ: Reinforced. Loco appointed.
Sssss;s SsGs ase fasa.lae
Burlington .........Henry sil, Geo G9rham.
EdnestoB. Arson Peet Slias Burison.
Exeter pr Buckingham Cornelius Jones
Balng5on Green DR. caFs Arnold
CooperstowR "A Barber, Robert DAVIS
Only TEN yet in one County! 80 your length,
Judas!
MIDpLEpuRY COLLEGE, VT.-The Commence
ment of this institution will take place on Wednes-
day, the 9th inst. The Rev. DR.. Cox OF Brock
Ign is expected to deliver an address before the
Philudelphian Society, and Rev. DR.. HOOKER of
Bennington before the Alumni. We are informed
that the College is prospecting Under lis new
ana abe esdent, Dr.. LAsAREE, and do not
doubt tina the exercises will be highly interesting,
and will amply repay those who are travelling
through that pleasant region for the delay Of day
OF two.
20 The Mayor of Albany, DR.. B. 2. Stats,
narrowly escaped drowning on Tuesday. He was
driving rapidly down the Hill leading to the ferry
at Greenbush, and jus, before he reached the boat
it moved off; and the next moment the horse,
whose down-hill momentum could net be instantly
checked, plunged into the river his head anG neck
striking upon the ferry-boa as he went down.
The Mayor saved himself by springing from the
carriage as it was goipg down.
| 20 man named William Wrigh, was killed
| near Columbus Ga. on the 15th nit 10y Ohm Nc
Murraiu. The former assisted in pulling down q
building owned by the latter, end occupied as low
grog shop having frs, madde2ea himself with the
contents. He afterwards went to the house OF lhG
owner, and dispute arose which resulted in Nc
Murran's discharging load of buckshot into the
breast of Wright, who Instantly expired
~ A FIRE broke out about 8 o'clock last even
ing in the frame building No 2l9 Walkee-street,
and communicated to No 22l. 1t was extin-
guished with but little damage TO the buildings or
furniture, Except from tie copious supply OF Gro
| ton water
10 FIRE in Pittsbmg on the 18th alt, con-
sulned the machinery Of cotton factory, valued
at $1,000 or $500.
70 The editor of the Philadelphia u. States
Gazette in allusion TO the late wonderful showers
offsh and clans, has the following parallel marvel:
Phenomena equally marvellous, were noticed in
Philudelpha about the same time. On the morn
ing after the severe Storm there was found on the
side walk opposite the United States Hotel, end
Immediately in front of The United States Banking
House. large number of masses of granite
They continued in the same place, Notwithstanding
the heat of the weather. The probability That these
are seroi,es, is much greater than that the CLANS
came from the clouds, because the clans would
have been broken in their fall whereas these 6oald
ers would haze only crushed the wooden pavement
and large holes rsay be found in the wooden
blocks al the present ,noneat.
BY au advertisement in this paper will be that
Apruus TAPPAN has withdrawn trade, leaving his ex.
ensye business his sl. ropartners The BIZ
Tappar has long been actively ard worhly engaged in
commerce this city, and reres universally and
beloved by those who know him. II he has enemies lney
were made such by difference great moral question not
by any thing they know OF The We thiek they
will be glad TO hear that he reres with competence He
leaves his business the hands young OF high moral
principles and ample capabilities by whom viii doubtless
be uprigh.ly and justly conducted