New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

" HENRY 4. WISE mas addressed long
letter to his consti,uents-the first halt OF which
occupies four columns and half in yesterdays
InteIgencer. This portion is wholly about the
Tariff
The NAVAL COURT MARTlAL.-The trial Of
Commander Charles L. Williamson, before the
Court Martial on the North Carolina closed yes
terday, and en- Tuesday the accused is to submit
his defence. Nothing of any importance or in
,erest was elected yesterday. Two or three Wit
as.ses testified that they had seen the accused
drunk at different times, which they specified;
some had heard him use improper and offensive
language TO his men. ana he had once prohibited
smoking just to show, as he said. that he was
Captain OF the remaining trials ws SHALL pre-
sent merely such features as seen. to have gen.
eral public interest.
STATE OF NEw-YoRE, CITY AND CorNTT OF new
YORK. sS-Phemen II. Haywood, Adshpman IN the
United Navy formerly board the United States
ship Warren csmm nded by Com. Chas L. Williamson,
being duly sworn, seposeh that in the OF Com ChS
L. williamson before the Naval General Court Martial held
on board the United States ship North Carolina. The I'D
inst then and there stated 10y Lieut.. Jas Noble,
while being examined before said Court in the above
IT.
av 10 ne when OF the Island e Santa Rosa February 2s
1872 shall have let the anchor CO. Deponent says
he distinctly heard Mr. Guthrie say We shall have 70 let The
anchor 20 shall Shore but whether the above
mentioned heard that not This deponent cannot
say, and further this dsponeDt saith not -
Mdshipman PHILEMON II. HAYWOOD.
Sworn this sd day of September, l842, before NE,
s4lt- JOS. P PRISON, CON- OF Deeds
A LADY NuLcrED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
The rule tina, hard dollars will heal wounded soft
hearts, il seems, works both ways Men have
been made to suffer at divers times for those per-
ures at which ancient poets said Jove laughs; but
the Boston Post gives US the first notice OF case
in which the lady is the sufferer. 1t seems that
Miss Emily S Browne of Seabrook, n. H., pro-
mised to marry a Mr.. Pettengill of Amesbury-at
his special request and assisted him in select
ing wedding garments, household furniture, and
the like necessaries. During all this time, how
ever, she was receiving the attentions OF Mr.
McGregor, with whom just before the day fixed
for her marriage with Mr.. p, she elcped and be-
came Mrs McGregor. Mr. Pettengil, deeming
himself treacherously dealt with and insutcd, sued
the lady for breach of promise, and obtained
verdict against her for 81 ,600-which her husband
had to pay. He found her thus, at least in one
sense, dear companion.
MURDER IL TESSEsEE.-Mr. William kopman
merchant of Fulton, Arkansas, was murdered in
Humphrey Co., Tenn, few weeks since. DE
was travelling and known to have money with him.
Col. Hunt, the keeper Of the hotel a. which ne
stayed and one Stalcop, fellow guest have been
arrested on charge Of his murder. The deceased
had relatives at New Orleans, Columbus, Ga,
Pensacola, Memphis Tenn. and in this cty--all OF
the highest respectablity His brother in n. Or
leans offers $500 reward for the discovery Of his
murderer.
The MuRDERERs.-te w. Holsey, who
acted as time keeper a, the brutal murder of Nc
Coy and George Kenset, who trained the victim,
have been arrested in Philadelphia by officers A.
NJ. C. Smith of this city, and committed to prison.
Ii is said that Sullivan, another of the gang, has
not yetbe arrested, as it was reported he had
IMrEAcHMEsT.-By the report of City Intelli-
gence in another column, it viii be that three
of the Police Justices have been impeached on
charges Of illegally releasing prisoners from Black
wells Island for the purpose of voting. The
whole affair, we trust, viii be fully and fairly in
vestigated.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. - Elbridgs G.
Merrck, Esq, has beer. nominated by the Wings
of Jefferson County, as their candidate for Con-
sress He was the Wing Presidential Elector for
that District and is strong man with the People.
10 ISRAEL PosT, SO Bowery, has JUST issued
the October number of Graham's Magazine and
Godey's Lady's Book We have only room TO say
that both are good numbers-the first filled with
literary matter of the most splendid stamp.
20 The FOREIGN MAGAZINES, Blackwood, the
Dublin University and Bentley's Miscellany have
already been reprinted and are this day published
by ]. T. Mason at l02 Broadway. We have no
yroon at present 10 allude to their contents. The
neat style in which they are so promptly issued is
TOO we'll known to need remark
~ A Young man named O. W. Rohrback was
killed on the 10th at Sbarpsbary, Md. by being
caught in the wheels of n threshing machine. His
leg was cut off and his high sadly crushed. He
lived about four hours
From the Boston Times.
EssRs SASDs's SARsAPAEILLA-Of all the diseases 10
which the human frame SUBJECT none are more frequent
and more distressing than disorders Scfotuous
diseases re- hereditary and the salt rhenm and similar affe-
tons ae handed down from 1arents TO Children toroueh
successive generations These affections are no, on'
exceedingly troublesome and annoying in themselves hut
have hitherto been incursbe Some medicines and modes
o treatment il true have been found 10 alleviate and
seemingly suppress them, but in nine cases out OF ten lhey
rz, opear after rarti5 and with more nm
,enr. than ever We wer therefore, prepared to CiJrst