New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

have just been issued by Joseph MASON. J" no'e
already printed from our London copy the power
ful and just leading article of the latter, on lhe
Reign OF Terror in Europe, from which our read
er, must have Judged favorably of the number
The recen, developments Of the horrible abuses
attendant on the working of Women and Children
in the British Coal Mines is the theme OF thrill
| ing article in each work.
- The LAW REPORTER for August, just pub
ished. contains report. of the Trial of William l.
! Stone for Libel on the Bennett Judges; also OF
several important Decisions in Bankruptcy and
otherwise recently made in several States; with
ths Rules of Practice in Courts of Equity of the
United States. promulgated by the Supreme Court
at its late term, and a summary of legal intell-
gence, from which gather that the whole num-
Der of applicants in Bankruptcy in Maine up to
July Is was 1875, and in Massachusetts, up to
july 90, 1853. Our hgal readers will have al
ready aajudged this useful number.
~ URE's DICTIONARY of Arts, Manufactures
and Mines, No. l3, has just been issued by D..
Appleton & Co., 200 Broadway.
particulars of the Foreman murder. 1t appears
that Stand Waite, with his brother only and not a
party of men, Che expecting TO meet Foreman,
as mentioned in my previous letter. met with
Foreman and his friends accidentally under these
circumstances Stand Waite and his brother were
brother were at Englands grocery, when Mr..
| Foreman and some of his friends came in. See
ing bottle of liquor on the counter, MIR. Foreman
said, ''Whose liquor (? I" Mine, replied Mr.. Wa
tie, help yourself Foreman = and Waite filed
their glasses. Foreman proposed the following,
to be drank by them as a teast:
Here . that yoa and I may liUe foreUer - T
"Stop,'' said Waite, q want some explanation
first. 1t is currently reported and believed, that
you murdered my brother and uncle, and assisted
in numbering my cousin, old man Ridge, his son
and Boudinot, and that you are carrying arms to
kill me"
"Say it yourself" said Foreman, with ssni6-
cant toss of The head. Waite then threw a glass
into Fereman's face and Foreman struck Waite
with loaded whip. A scuHle ensued and Fore
man stepped forward to pick up board, with
which to strike W atie, when Waite drew knife
and stabbed him in the back. Foreman ran round
the corner of the house, and Waite fired pistol
at him without effect. Foreman exclaimed, you
have not done it yet, bat Immediately after fell
and expired.
Great excitement prevails on this subject, in
and out of the nation, and many lives will be for
feted before it is finally settled. Foreman was
much the larger man of tho two, and deserved to
die long ago for his demon-like assassination Of
some Of the best men that ever lived in the Chero-
kee nation.
1t is said that Foreman was one Of the men who
assisted in the assassination of old man Ridge,
(the chief Of the treaty party his son and Bou-
dinot
The affray happened in Benton County, about
fifteen or twenty yards from the line on Beatic's
prairie. Springton friend of Foremans who
was shot in the same place, is not yet dead.
Louisville Journal.
MoRMoslsn.-We copy the following from the
Alton Telegraph Of the Esd ult =
at is fact, well ascertainsd, that Joe Smith
has, for some days back, been laying in a large
amount of ammunition at the city of Nauvoo The
avowed object of this preparation for war, on the
part of the Mornons, is to defend themselves By
force against any legal process calling for the sur
! render of Joe Smith and the assassin who shot
Governor Boggs. They admit that the disclosures
OF Bennett will result in requisition, on the part
of the Governor of Missouri, fer the impostor Joe
Smith, together with some of his Danites, and
they thus fortfying themselves to defy the strong
| HONORABLE EyTERrRIsE-A new building at
the corner Of Milk street and Star alley Baltimore,
devoted to Sabbath Schools and the Temperance
cause, has been erected by the voluntary exertions
of several of the friends Of the cause, in actual Ia
Dor at the spot. Brckayers, carpenters, painters,
sc. have worked gratutously, and amongst those
whose skill in the arts of no avail in building,
there were found men who were willing to toll with
the wheebarrow and spade. During the prosecu-
tion of this little enterprise, the ladies' of Fels
Point have literally supplied these volunteer labor
ers with food, pies and puddings, coffee, tea, &c.
BLACK AND WH1rE.-The French papers give
the following story-received neat as imported
| from the Isle Of Cuba:
"Six hundred negroes had been sold by an
American slave dealer, but in three weeks after
the sale they all disappeared in one night 1t
was afterward discovered that the 600 pretended
as-white passengers The fact is they had
stained their skin. with nitrate of silver lunar
caustic, to pass for blacks-a fraud deposed to by
chemist who had sold the commodity"
90 Gov Carlin of Illinois, is said to have
made requisition upon Gov Reynolds of Mis-
souri, for the delivery of the person of General
| Bennett, charged by 10 Smith with high treason
against the State Of Illinois This will delay pro-
ceedings against 10 until after the election.
{! I Judge YOUNG has sent communication to
Loco-Foco committee in Jacksonville, en-
bracing t,centyjour closely written pages, de-
! clining the nomination Of Governor which had
been rendered to him.
T Courts cannot be held in Iowa Territory in
consequence of the failure of the President 10
supply the places of the Judges, whose terms of
office expired on the 1st of July
Est. Louis Republican.