New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-08
ssraaxe Dsaappearanee.

caused In !" aA-street yes'esony oy Inc non-ap
pearance Of Mr. Jacob Shipman, the well-known
sea, Of the Brokers. as Carrier between fhiia-
delphia and Ne~-Yotk. He left Philadelphia On
Wednesday night, and was in the cars just before
they reached Trenton, since which be has not bee
seen Yesterday, several of The Brokers received
letters po,t-marked e" Philadelphia. APn! 6, which
their CORES pondsnts had delivered to ShiPmsn as
usual Some money letters. One contained
$500 in Bank notes another was simply an &C
count current, With narrow slip of paper around
il. upon which was the direction. This letter
had evidently been taken from package, proba
Div OF money. 1t not known bow much money
he bad With him. but report states that was less
than usual. Another report. however, state. That
he bed 800 900 in gold from one of the Banks
Mr.. Lowndcs went along the lice OF road list eve
ming to endeavor to discover some traces OF Ship
man or his mu.derers II he was robbed, the
robbers must have gone back to Philadelphia by
The down-tran the same night. Dir. ShiPman has
a wife and several children, and has accumulated
some property, having been Carrier for the last
twelve years. He enjoyed the most unlimited
confidence Of the Brokers, and by his many social
| oua,ies, made friends Of all who knew him
LATER-THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
p S-We learn ty this morning ) train from
Phadelphi that Mr.. SAipmoa Is MOI murdered
but that he is on HI, ray pos.haste for Isras,
nth about $4,000 IN las possession He lett
Phiadel phe as ALREADY stated, at 5 o'clock Tues
day evening and on reaching Trenton left the
cars and going TO livery stable. told the keeper
| (who of course knew him WELL and suspected
| nothing } that he had forgotten very valuable
package and mast return TO Philadelphia mmedi-
ately He got horse and vehicle and arrived in
| time to take the IL o'clock train for Pittsburgh,
| But as he stepped the he saw the Presi-
dent Of the Mechanics Bank at Philadelphia, who
said a, snco, Why, Shipman, where are you going
q, this time of night = He carelessly answered
tina he wished 70 take ride but Left The cars and
| waited for the train that left at o'clock on We'd
nesday morning. He entered his name at the office
as r. Johnson, and from his perfect cquaintance
with the rosie and facilities for travelling, will
doubedly be able TO reach Texas some days IN
advance of anybody that may undertake the rur-
| suit. On Tuesday he took from this city about
| $40 900 in freuch gold, with instructions TO de-
posi,e it In the Mint at Philadelphia. Instead Of
with which he could of course more conveniently
| travel. He has left wife and four children IN
! Rhadelpha, and the amount of money with which
I b. has eloped, is >srousy eslimatts At from
s75 900 to $4,000.
At this rate the number Of disbelievers in innate
and universal dcpraviiy must rapidly decrease.
CoSsEcricur.-The Hartford Courant Of yes
,erday say.: We have full returns Of The vote for
Governor from lbs towns, and the ina critics in -
making all in The State bat g. These give MIR.
Baldwin 24.27O votes; MIR. Cleveland 25 $40;
| Mr.. Gillette l7o8 scattering 7:-leaving major
ity ssain,, Cleveland of 1919 The towns TO hear
| from Sherman and Warren) will not vary the re-
suit, There is no choice Of Governor, nor proba
ably any OF the State officers
u The CASE or MERCER was closed at Wood
bury on Thursday afternoon. Thr charge OF the
Judge brief and impartial, and the Jury, after
an absence Of about half hour, returned
dict of Not Guilty. The spectators who were
present received the verdict with applause, and
crowd who followed Mercer to his lodg ngs greeted
his acquual with three cheers. His arrival at
Philadelphia The occasion oil considerable eH-
element. A large crowd Of his friends assembled
to receive him. His aoqut,al seems TO have gwen
there the mos, uuoloyed satisfaction.
U' On our las, page will be found very able
| and Important despatch from Mr.. WEasTKR to Mr..
EvERl1r, On the subject of the Right Of Search.
u THI NV MIRROR mahcs it's hrs, appear
aRce to-day, and completely fulfil, the promises 81
it. Editors and are sure must satisfy the most
ardent expectation. of their friends. 1t is very
beautifully printed, and the frontispece is one Of
Chspn.an's graceful and elegant fancy
sketches. The names Of Gen MORRIS and \. i.
WiLLIs srr-at : Edi,ors,-the last, believe,
being more ,bas Was set down in the bill. The
contents are varied, racy and tasteful. We un-
dcr,and that the New Mirror commences It's
career with Symphonic OF speedy SUCCESS not
whit inferior to thu, which for many years made
brilliant the path of It's illustrious predecessor
u rhe Lectures OF Hon. JOIN DukR upon
the SUBJECT Of Marine Insurance, which ne i. now
delivering the tabernacle, are attended By seine
oil the mos, eminent ard able nsnber, OF our bar
and heard By them VITA The highes, pleasure.
Amoag The auditors We observed Chancellor
klsr, Hon. b. +. BurLEK. GleaeE GKuEIS,
E.a ssd many OF the otsce ornaments OF the pro
,e.,ion The Lectures are able and valuable.
IRE next viii Je Delivered Monday eveh,ng
~ rtof GoCKAtp lectures thi. evening on