New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-17


IN .h;,e males, SO females II black males
ard 10 females, in all l3e,"ere con1hl'tsd %
,r;.on. SIS white males, 80 females, ~ olack
Iaales and IS females in all l52, have been dis-
.ho,oed-leaving SIS white males, 10 females, -
LACK males, End 10 females, in all lob, std! IN
,rison. ! black female having ab.conded.
CHEAP BoAKDISG-The Philadelphia North
American Gays tina, an organization OF hegsars IN
street of tina, city rcceatly existed Tor the pur
po.c oil supplying cheap boarding house WITH pro-
ysisns These caterers for the table received t-ir
cay in whisky. By this economical mode o; mar
ke,ing the landlord has acquired a handsome tor
tune.
r5' The Old Maid in the Winding Sheet, by
H.wrHoRxE, credited by many papers 10 Arctu-
rus. in which i, appeared in January was written
seyeral years since for the American Monthly
Naeaziac, and was published in The Ncw.Yorkcr
some three years ago. We prize Arcturus toe
bighly' 10 add to its hrgh. chaple, o laurels a
single leaf tia; docs not belong 10 it.
q CadwalIader A. Blanchard, Teller of he
CITY Bank, Boston, was Friday arrested on a
charge Of calbezzling SIS 900 of the funds of that
Bank Il seems nc had loaned so much on checks
to B. II. Odlorne the defaul,iDg lcer of the Ea
gle Bank. Both are now in custody.
g Lewis Campbell was tried in Boston on
Friday for having made an assault upon Mr..
,HoIey with smoiherug bag, with an intent to
rob. Il was decided thut sAotheflng bag coa!G
rot be called dangerou, weapon, BIZ! the prisoner
was iouGd gull;y.
J t. w Bennett, at New-O rleans, was killed
on The 4il., BY falling from lott n his store. o.
the Same day boy eight years old, was killed by
a plank which eel! on hirp, and The body OF fisher
man named Aubert iound IN sklti IN Lake
=POnchertrain.
.1 a yoang man named Thos. Moore, an officer
in the Mechanics Saving Institution al Louisville,
Ky, died of hydrophobia on the 6t:l. He had
been married about i've weeks, ana biueu The
night alter ii. marriage.
~ I4e citizeLe oi Oswege upposec 10 The Re-
peal the BanNrupl Law held greet meeting on
tic ltil- A!'nost all both alr.s patticiParce
Hon. Alvin Bronson presided
"a The Pinladelpiia North American publishes
an extract Of a letter from Mir. Croes, Wee Consul
at Matanzas, announcing bis liberation after q
confinement OF twenlyone weeks
gJ7 An atiruy took place over wllishy bottle, at
Washington lem. Oh the 2oh 4t. IN vylci! one
Peterson Killed by a stone thrown b. a n.uu
named kejia, who acted IN self defence
10 A butcher named Downs has been arrested
in Newell alen Cor forgery. 1t is great PIT. that
New-York cunnot be allowed to n.onopol,zc tins
gentcmaaiy and fashionable crime
10 hree OF the muldcrrr, Of Ml Hastings
and his family in Somerset Co, Md, have been
arrested.
90 There was thirteen feet Of water in the
Ohio ii,rsburg the 18th, and the river
sill rising.
% David Lacy, keeper of Washington Bridge,
near New-favcn, CT, is believed TO have been
drowned on Thursday last
IAN unfinished two story brick building was
burned at Baltimore on Friday morning. 1t was
insured for $1,000.
70 a Mr.. Bubbitt of Pinckney, Lewis county,
was Killed on tho 9Th, BY tree falling upon him.
DISPATCHES FOR MEXICO Fayetteville North
Corolinan of Saturday, says:-" Mr.. Duncan X.
MacRac of this town, has been appointed by the
President. bearer of dispatches to the American
Minister at Mexico, containing Instructions, &c,
in relations to the American prisoners taken at
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