New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-06

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laigs c>on the Gully staple export Of the Territory ei
Ioridsa quantity worth! ordinary years, 81 geo.
and At rs present reduced Pnce noety 81 thai sum; In
return FOR this expectation, full equivalent has hitherto
ben imported, comprlending merely or chiefly the
comforts luNgres, hut the Hecessarses OF ie stars
commodity having until lately employed the productive m
dus Of tie country, e eycpso OF every other Pnr-
suit. The merchants and agents OF that las
ccelrd two aud half millions In the year, are, by sudden
bow druI,d Of teir stores, warehouses, and ;v' nnSod
stock Of goods; hc Il hor shops, aud OF then very
tools of trade Aad Of the property lost less ta" t''3niy
thousand dollars is covered by insurance. Such Calamity
cannnt bp MAKE powerful appeal to the sympathy OF GU
erous public and their reliance that appeal thr citi
zens oi Tallahassee consult the feelings which they have
Themselves manifested like occasions towards the ml-
ties Of their fortunate fellow citizens Of The United
States.
4 Correspondent writes us from AUBURN
that the Wheat OF that section promises yet
bat slight crop. The dry weather Of April and
part Of May and the recent cold have seriously
injured it. Corn is just coming up, and IS Is yet
sickly and yellow. On the Isl inst snow fell
at three different times and in consdcrablequan-
titles. Last wear on the 9th of June snow fallin
tie same vicinity TO tie depth Of SIX inches; yet
the crops were good: so we trust II viii prove
this year. Wheat is worth at Auburn SslIln.s,
and Flour $ per barrel
n The n. O. Picayune is in an agony Of fear
lest we of New-Y ork should not appreciate the
French company that nave been playing at Nib
los. Some of them, they think, would make
decided hit did tie Gottamifes kaom The Ian
gaage The Pic evidently deems us outside
barbarans,' and thinks to monopolizc all the
knowledge of French on the continent. We
heard man Sacre-ing with great vigor in Broad
way yesterday. That did mt look like ignorance
Of French, did II
TIE SCHOONER GRAMrus.-lt is stated in the
NlaGisonian that the cruising ground of the
schooner Gr;mpus along the coast between
Cape Hatteras and the st. Johns, III Florida and
her orders were return to Norfolk for supplies
as soon as her stores began TO run short. No IN
tclligencc from her has been received at the dc.
partmcnt since she sailed from the Chesapeake,
about the 20th February.
u Those Of our readers who take an interest
IN one of the most prominent revolutions of the
agc--thc Repeal agitation conducted in Ireland
by O'Conncll-arc invited by an advertisement
in another column, 10 attend an adjourned Repeal
meeting this evening at Washington Hall The
meeting of last night was one of the greatest gath
erings ever witnessed on such an occasion in this
! city.
a. Aid. Dalton, of Detroit who is charged
with defalcstion, resigned his seat in the Com.
mon Council, and the Loco-Foco majority have
resolved that no special election shall be held to
supply his place The city charter expressly
makes it the duty of the Common Council to or.
der special election in cases of vacancy
/ u TnE R,rNERs have returned to the city and
will soon make arrangements for their series of
/ Concerts for the season. They have had fine
Western and Southern trip and will be heartily
welcomed by Their Newly rk friends. They are
among the most popular singers that have ever
visited Us.
u We see that preparations are making for
splendid representation OF the military companies
OF our City at the great Bunker-FIiIl Celebration
on the 18th INST. Among others, several compa-
mes Of the 2atl Regiment National Guard VIII
visit Boston on that occasion.
II We see by the Erie Pa Gazette that an
extensive oil cloth mandatory in that city, to-
gethe5 with all It's contents, was destroyed BY fire
on Monday night last. Supposed to be the work
OF an incendiary. Neither the amount Of loss nor
the name of the owner is given.
SslcfDg.-A Dung man named George r
Wall, y years of age, residing with his mother,
in Baltimore. DESTROYED his life on Friday
night by taking laudanum 1t IS supposed he
committed the act through partial mental aIiena.
ton.
kepF<r.-on Monday last, the body of
drowned man was found IN The Ohio, at Beaver
Point, Pa, which apparently had been long in
TIE wats~. The deceased had been about IS or
40 years OF age, about i've feet SIX inches high.
Il The upper part OF the two story house No
1 Commensurate, at Newark, y j., was on
arc on Friday afternoon, and injured 10 the
amount OF from $500 10 81 900.
u PslLlP GEArrAN, Esq. has been nominated
by the Wings Of New Haven as then candidate
for Mayer.
e. Robert NJ X S,roas, Esq. Ii wall..reer, ms been