New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17


cipate series of discourses of ordinary value.
The time. place and terms will be announced
hereafter.
% Tay TRUE Sun, new penny daily, will ep-
pear on Nj onday, as will be seen by Card Of its
publishers. They are Joutneymen Printers, who,
agsrieved by the reduction Of their pay as Com
posi,ors on Beachs Sun below the regular prices
established by the Graft for such work, have left
his employment, resolved to start new paper, en-
gagged able Editorial aid, and will doubtless issue
coed paper. We believe they have special
claim on the support OF the Labering Community,
and heartily wish them success.
" The House of Repre- sentatives in the Mas
sachusetts Legislature have resolved BY 8 vote of
aO4 to 10 to take ne farther action upon the pro-
position to pay for the destruction by mob ofthe
Ursune Convent some years since. They refused
10 appoint COMMITTEES to inquire into the clrcum-
stances of its destruction
20 The beautiful squaw Do hum me, who has
been for some weeks past under Mr.. Barnums
care at the American Museum, died on Wednes-
lay les, OF brain fever, induced by exposure to the
cold and damp air after her attendance upon ball
at The Tivo Saloon on Monday night She was
attended during her short and painful illness by
Mrs Sawyer and several physicians, and received
all the care demanded by her situation. Her body
was temporarily inferred, with the Indian ceremo-
Mes in Greenwood Cemetery. She was recently
married TO the young Iowa Chief Cow-hick-kee.
70 The Boston Atlas has a letter stating that
Hon. TRISTAN SHAW, late Member Of Congress
from New-Hanpshire, died at his residence in
Exeter on the morning Of the l4,h, at the age of
81 He was attacked with fever Immediately
on his return from Washington.
ANGELA. or Love and Guilt, Tale, BY F. A.
DURlvAeg has just been published BY c. h. Bra-
nard, Boston. The lovers of the melo-dramatic
and tragic may sup full of horrors II is for
sale at this Office.
AMERICAS Issr1TurE.-Mr. BoweR, the blind
orator, it will be seen will address the American
Institute and the public at the Repository in the
Park this evening, at u o'clock. Subject
Education OF the Blind See advertisement.
p The Editor of the Lowell Courier writes
from Washington that Hon. Caleb Gushing is soon
10 marry Miss Harper, of Baltimore, grand
daughter of Charles Carol Of Carrol,on, very
beautiful, wealthy and amiable lady, and mem
Der of the Catholic Churcll.
~ 1t is said that two highly esteemed physi
clans near Boston, have recently died from the
poison imbibed during dissection, and that Dr..
Hayward is now dangerously i'll from the same
cause.
~ The CovRr MARTIAL suspended its pro-
ceednss yesterday in consequences of the continued
illness Of Commander MACKENZIE. 1t is hoped
that he will be able to attend the session to-day.
MAssacHusETrs.-The Governor OF Massachu-
sets has appointed the sixth day of April as day
of fasting and prayer.
~ The Directors of the American Institute
acknowledge the receipt of sls4 for their Library
from the exhibition of Russell's Planetsrium st
Niblos.
~ Tie safe OF the Mechanics Mutual Insur-
aacs Co. at Boston was entered a few evenings
s;,ca ord robbsd of ha,wsen soon ann t30(l