New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-15


Our latest news is to the evening OF the second
day.
u Nothing Yesterday from North Carolina.
LATER FROM New GRENADA.-The brig Amerl-
ca, Capt Wade, arrived yesterday from Cartha-
gena with intelligence to the 23d July. We are
! informed that the elections for the Assemblies
had taken place and the officers appointed by
the party who lately rebelled against the former
government, were elected. y great deal OF dis
content was observed among the citizens OF
| Carthagcna after the election, which caused
serious fioht and some blood she'd The cause OF
it was, that they had discovered fraud, and the
general superstition was that the new party would
not have been elected without this fraud. The
matter was about being inquired into when the
America left, and no doubt some serious Difficult
ties would occur from the investigation.
1t was very unhealthy throughout all New
Grenada, and in some Of the large towns, and III
C.arthagena the yellow fever had broken out, and
was increasing daily. Business was very brisk;
coffee plenty, and every kind OF home produce IN
bundancc. American produce was scarce and
war had been there in a long time.
LATER FROM H,vANA.-The ship Christoval
Colan arrived here yesterday in 5 days from Ha-
yana. with news from that place. Business was
rcviting, ana the yellow FEVER increasing. To-
bacco was as much in demand ever, and
scarcer than ever. On the lst instant large
Baltimore looking schooner was seen to land
large cargo Of slaves few miles to the westward
of Matanzas, and then TO sail In two hours The
slaves were immediately hurried into the interior.
Nearly ali Of them sick of some epidemic
a, I'd means were taken TO discover where they
We e put up TO the 5th instant, without success.
NJ The city of New Haven was, on Friday
NIGHT last the scene of several outrages commit
ted BY a SIT of abandoned despcradoes. The
beautiful plate glass windows OF Mr.. Bryan's
house in Crown street sash and all, were broken
in, stones were thrown into the windows of Mrs.
Thompscn's house in Churchst., and au attempt
was made upon the residence Of Capt. Sheffield,
in Howe street, but tire miscreants frightened
off by the rcsolute conduct of the lady IN the alb
sence OF her husband Mr. Gorham had one sign
lern down, and the other mutilated; and various
other such small ou;rages were committed IN DIT
rent parts of the city.
IAuycn-The ship 'CoHoTA," belonging to
" essrs. n. Z. x 6. Griswold, will be launched
til is dav, at | o'clock, P. NJ, from the shipyard
of VIM. H. Webb, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. East River. She is about $50 tons bur
tl,cn, and is 10 be commanded by Capt David
Hepburn. This ship is expected TO be a fast
sailer, and for excellence of workmanship or sym
met.y of model, cannot be surpassed, and fully
sustains the reputation this builder has already
acquired.
n HaI.stones OF the size of hens egg
were picked up in the streets OF Detroit, Mlch'
after a violent storm on the 9th The same
storm. visited Maumee City, Ohio spreading de-
vastation and ruin IN It's course. The windows
On the west side of the buildings We're broken IN
gardens destroyed fruit materially injured, and
cops of all kinds greatly damaged
n The Ky1cKERGockER, the most nagnlti
&c Ut OF all steamboats,, is nearly ready TO take her
pla &c IN the Peoples Line, under the command
Of Capt. ST. John, one OF the most gentiemanly
captains on the river. She will be open for eNhl-
b;tion for ladies' and gentlemen on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, from TO III O'Clock, and
viii make her first passage ON Saturday next.
IL The Baton Rouge Lao Gazette OF the
Doth July says, the congestre fever is raging
fatally in the Attakapas, OpeIousas, and in the
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