New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

mending the prisoners to the mercy of the Court
We understand thar they will probably be sentenced
to two years imprisonment in the State Prison.
Lilly in Liverpool.
Extract of letter dated LIVERPOOL, Oct 81, 1912.
Lilly arrived here yesterday in the George
Washington, and was taken into custody last light ;
but they could not do any thing without an order
from the Secretary Of State-so Of course he wa
discharged
| The McCoys
In the evidence on the trial Of Sullivan. Nc
Chester, &c at White Plains, it is confidently
stated that William Mccoy, the unfortunate elder
brother of the victim, intoxicated at the time
of the fight, and at the Inquest on the morning at
terwerd This is a mistake, which those acqua'at-
ed with w. NJ. will readily know how to recniy'
That he was confused and agitated, as to be in
cansble of doing as he otherwise would, isvery nat
ura but that he was not intoxicated, nor any thing
like it, we have conclusive proof In his agitation
in the midst of rushing crowd at the fight, he
broke bottle, not of wine but of water, and was
then thrust out of the ring. Richard Fagn, who
next attempted to assis, Mccoy, was likewise
thrust our, SO that the victim had personal TREND
near him in the latter portion of the fight, though
he called for Fagin He was left in the hands of
his professional hackers.
| FROM TE1As.-The New-York brings to New
Orleans Houston dates to the 18th. There IS ne
important news. Congress was to meet at Wash
ngton on the l4th. and it was thought an invasion
| of Mexico would he resolved upon
A false report prevailed at Galveston that the
Mexican feet had been off Veas CO. 1t had
frightened the folks for while, but was soon con
tradictsd.
The Indians did not attend at the Waco Village
on the oath ut., for the purpose of concluding
treaties with the Government, as had been agreed
upon. Messrs burst and Williams who had ar
rived there from the East reported however, that
about fve thousand Indians had passed through
Fannin county on their way TO the Brazos.
Gen. Burleson has declined joining the expedi-
ton to the Rie Grande, and will remain and pre-
side over the deliberations OF the Senate during
the next session of Congress.
CANApA.-The British steamer America brings
news to Rochester that Mr.. Baldwin, the new Pro-
vincial Premier has been again defeated, Mr.. Dug
gen beating him 43 votes. After he was defeated
by Mr. Murray, Mr. Price from the Second riding
of York. resigned in his favor.
The America, says the Post, also brings report
that the American steamer Oneida went down in
going cut of the harbor at Kings.on-but this
port of great calamity is rather vague.
20 The Troy Wing says that a corps of En-
gineers are engaged in examining the route of
railroad from Concsrd, N a., to Montpelier and
Burlington, VI The Boston capitalists will
doubtless enter into the matter-and from the way
they have already prosecuted such undertakings
there is good reason to believe that this will be
carried through a.
% There will be great Temperance Meet
ing at Halls Buildings, Brooklyn, Tuesday eve
ming. The Nassau Guards propose to sign the
pledge and several addresse. from eminent speak
ers are expected.
20 The proprietors Of the Evening Express,
the TYLER organ at Philadelphia, have been
rested for forgery one, named Vesey, is in prison
in default of $4,000 bail the other, Wilmer, was
discharged.
70 Three fires broke out yesterday, one in
Greenwich, one in Fulton and one in CORTLAND
streets They were all extinguished without ma
teria damsge.
% Ought not our Mayor to offer reward for
rbe full Development of the Mary Rogers myste-
v? Under our beautiful Police system little is
done otherwise.
Nv B T. Shrondy was drowned at Charles
ton on the 23d inst, by falling from wharf in
dark night.
70 The schooner Ringgold, Captain Maristel-
| Ter. which left New-Orleans on the 29sh of Au-
gust. for Maramoras, bad not been heard of at the
| Mexican port up to the 29th of October. 1t is
supposed that she was lost in the Gulf during the
gale which lasted from the 9Th to the 9TH CT Sep
tenber. Mr. Thomas R. Hazard, gentleman
who formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio was pas
.enger on board this Inflated schooner.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BuRNr.-The New-Or-
leans Tropic says The Mazeppa last evening
brought intelligence that the steamer Hector was
burnt last Thursday opposite the mouth of the Ar
kansas River. The Hector was from Columbia,
bound to this port, with 500 bales of cotton, all
Of which was destroyed. Weare sorry 10 hear that
enc man lost his life.
SECRETARY UPsHrR on DuELL1sG.-Ihe Sec.
retary of the Navy. in reply to letter in relation
10 the recent duel at Burlington, says: look
with as much abhorrerce as any one upon the
practice of dueliing, and shall be pleased TO know
thar the civil power has acted on the offenders in
question. As military offence, it has engaged
my serious attention. and | trust that it may be