New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22

which he has filled with much ability and honor
for the past two or three years. lie Is iofccu 70
take this step in consequence OF ms healln' which
has been seriously impaired by the arduous ihdus-
try wild, which he has discharged the duties OF The
office.
NJ The Loco Foco Young Mems Committee
of this CITY, at a regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, passed resolutions censuring the Legsla-
tive endorsement of Mr. Van Buren, as New
York's choice for next President, as wholly un-
authorized and gratutous. The Young Demo
cracy appear to have some spulk III them
IL Hon DAVID w. DlcKNsoN is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the With District OF
Tennessee composed of Wilson, Rutherford,
Cannon and Williamson Counties. llc is sure
to 90 in.
Jonx PErrrr is the Loco candidate for Con
press in the With or Tippccanoc District OF In
diana.
\ Roprnv T.. HoRNER, Wing, has been re-
moved from the office of Postmaster at Princeton,
n. j., and DR. Berry, Loco, appointed IN ms stead
MIR. Iorner was Member of the Harrisburg
Convention with Mr.. Tyler and united with hum
in hearty support Of Henry Clay for President.
He is the same man now he was when John ~
Ter appointed HIM Postmaster; but the Captain Is
not and cannot conide IN any one who Is
Tur Mission TO CuNA-Thc Boston Courier
SAYS that letters were received IN that city by the
| Britannia, from Mr.. Everett, our Minister at
! g info tl,pt at cur
date, he had not made up his mind whether TO
accep, the office of Minister To China or not. He
received the news OF his appointment by the Great
/ Western which arrived at Liverpool on the ist
instant, and the Britannia sailed on the 18th.
l-5 GlproN Tower, a Patriot of the Rcvolu
ton, now residing in Dearborn County, Indiana,
is now in good health at % years OF age, and his
wife at o. They have 10 children, 50 grand
children, 20 great grandchildren, and descend
ants of the fifth generation. The best part OF the
story is that every one Of these descendants who
could vote in lSt0, one only excepted, voted with
the old patriarch for H,KKlso> and the Wing
Cause They will come up sui stronger Tor
HARRY CLAY III II.
- The Great Western WAS 20 have sailed from
Liverpool on the 10th instant; but in consequence
OF AN INJURY She sustained leaving this port al
her las, outward voyage, she Is 10 he delayed
week.
IL Boston is becoming somewhat celebrated
for street fights cowhidings, &c. We sec that
on Thursday morning another affair of this sort
was enacted by one Bascom who undertook TO
fog much smaller man than himself named
Fen,on. The only reason assigned Is that Fen
ton left one boarding place 10 GO to another.
Il Prof. SlLLlN,N OF Yale College. is about to
deliver a series of Lectures on Geology at Pitts
burgh, Pa
j.. Mr. Winchester publishes TINS morning, IN
!. single shilling number, the new Chapters,
received by the Britannia, OF Martin Chuzzle-
Wit Tom Burke, of which We believe he
has an exclusive copy l. 5, D. " Windsor
Castle and The Loi,crings of Arthur 'Leary.'
He will also issue immediately new work called
THE How" by the authoreSs of that charming
book The NeghborS.' and, Ike that, translated
BY Mary Hewitt
a. THE WIVES OF ENGLAND, by Mrs. ELLIS,
has Just been published by Appleton 4 Co. for
one shilling.