New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-19
Times. Markets, &c. in the West.
s,rsc, Of a letter 70 IL tdior OF The Tdbuse' da's
Ci~ciSSsTI, MAY j., 1872

Cf~CiSNATI, MAY j., Is'%
We have no j. al ue0. .triag worthy oi n'''
the complain, Of hard times has become ''e''o-
t,p,d, 80 tina, W. .hai have TO get q no" name i''
hard times. a, Il j. worn ont. ihinN sometime
il would be- best IN every body % cry good uo'
A. then they would set about to ascertain u u
were 80. Money j. yery tight, owing To the banks
in Indiana and Kentucky not resnming. u j.
,bonghr when they resume II VIII become easier.
a, tbey will issue and discount If the People VI"
haze confidence in them No, 10 return their paper
n soon A, out. lac people Of the West begin t.
one, their eyes to Home Industry. finding that
,Lei, produce does not sell a. formerly Home
League. are forming throughout the country II
il hign time for the people 10 wake up 10 'et.'e
Of duty and no, to depend 90 he workshops OF l.'
rope for fabric, for nome u-,. when tncy VIII h'i
taSe tho product, OF the land Of -; yet 50 b.ind
are some people. they rather starvc our owl
mechanic. to support TIE rapitdii-t ct Europe thah
be In favor If Protective Tariff. The argument
is that if hirh tariff is laid. poor people cannon
bpv a fine Goa, or drink chnmpagre, and the like.
.bnrld like 10 know it we should have a io"
tariff or none at al. where the poor operative and
d,y laborcr are t. get the money to purchase anu
clos 50 cheap when they have no empioym'ht.-
Let them answer If they can. Some shy % u"
farming; that viii give them living Admit u,
bn where j. the money 70 purchase land ana
mean. Ia carry /, on They cannot support the
argument when brough, to the point. We never
,bag be- an independent people until we protect
home industry and give the preference to our o"n
manufacturers The United States. Of all other
coustries cue be the most independent, having
variety of soil and climate that will produce the
ueces.arics Of life in abundance, and even luNu-
ries. were the full power Of the people brought I"
act on the resources Of the country oolen
cloths cotton and silks can be made IN abunInncc
and from the raw material produced IN the nited
Statcs wines for medical purposes can be made :
drugs yearly enough to Le made INTO medicines
To- cure all the diseases Of the county But drugs
and medicines .mall items IN the consumPuoi
of the people, and some few other articles that d."
not amount Ia much that there might he less du'N
on; bat the great staple Of the country ought ana
must be- protected by the Government. The sub
icci j. OF deep interest 10 the people and they
,hond look TO it without delay, and urge Congress
To attend to it rs soon possible The subject l.
long onc-so much SO, that am unable TO -
through it in all it, various bearings, md must
leave it to ADLER pens.
The Ohio River Is in fair boating order. Bosi-
ness is dull. owing to there being no demand tor
produce Exchange East, and per cent. Re
ports of new failures ia city of la are merely
protests uncurrcnt on Change.
Our markets are abundab,ly supplied. Good
butter Ia to Ii cts. per b. Green peas l25 Cts
per peck. Ham cts, and all kinds OF vese'a-
bcs cheap Fresh meats / TO cts per h. Chick
ems % cts. per pair. 1t i, Il blessing that every
thing ca,able i. cheap, as there Is not money t.
buv with hardly Just now There is no Lon IN
the CITY: Martin Van Buren, j, looked Tor here br-
fore long, and will no doubt be the Lion; and
Henry Clay will come and help 10 eat the GOOD
things Of our city before long and MAKE a speech.
4 STEAMBOAT IloNlcGDE.-Ihc Upper Missi--
sippian contains account of "a steamboat hsW'
near Rock Island on the 9TH inst. The steamboat
Nauyoo. bull, by the United States for the purpose
of removing the distinctions on the Mississippi
rnpids afcrward Owned bv the Mormon prophet
and now owned at Fort Madison. hadbeen attached
for debt at Davenport. and left by the sheriff, Col
Woods. in charge Of guard. short time after
ward the crew expelled the guard. raised steam.
and pnt of The sheriff on being advised of the
procedure. determined tha, the prize should moi
escape him. and took instant measures for pursuit
The Mssssippan thus continues,
Col Woods proceeded Ia our town,man Capt
Wilson, procured his ferry boat Rock Islander,
which Is said Ia faster than a0y boat on ih'
river-;ook board twenty of the citizens of thu
place anu DlNtnlDll, Sbilif ~ Nll'ul N'I' hlHi''
ready to NEE, any emergency, aid then gave her
chase in true gallant >,vc. They overlook her
ladvshp at the m.ulh of Pine River. % miles be
low. came up opposite, and ordered her to hcay"
10: but instead of regarding the order. II was sus
pcct,d from her movements that she mcdItat"d
sinking the " Rock Islander. and was apparently
shaping her 10 strike her rursucr fall IN the
waist The Col dccmng The safety If the boat
and the preservation of their lives at this stage IN
first duty. reluctantly ordered that the pilot be-
sAot He was instantly oJryed, and FIVE or siN
weapons were discharged AT him: one ball passed
through the whecl-housc within a few inches OF
his head and another lodged in the wheel at which
he stood when h. lcaped from his pcrilou. Situa-
ton and escaped below. She then being Mt the
mercy ofthc wind and waves, her pur,uers boarded
her without opposition, and brought her back Ia her
former mornings. Her crew have been arrested
under the criminal statute of Iowa, being fourteen
in number.
Miraculous PRESERVATION OF LrfE.--A
woman named Greene was hanged. having been
condemned for felony. Is related by d.. Plot. The
body WAS delivered over for an anatomical lecture
10 doctor of phy>ic; he BLEED her. put her 10 bed
10 IA warm woman and with spints and other
means restored her 10 life Tie was induced To
make this experiment as the time Of her suspcn-
sion was onIy about half an hour. What was
most remarkable, and distinguished the hand Of
Providence IN her recovery, was. that subsequently
she was proved to be innocent of the crime for
which she suffered. Some Young scholars joined
il subscription for her portion, and married her
Ia man 10y whom She had several children. Her
life was thu. extended for fifteen years.
English paper
LrAp-Thc Loco-F oco politicians n, the North,
-, .heifen.a In S,utnrrn d,cf,fian- ~ tnr Free
Trade. But some OF them are occasionally
frightened into pretended friendship for home
interests Thu. lead i great export of North