New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27

The man that bought the pistol was aoeat tee OF ie
inches high, grey hair, nearly whi'e, neaVy
tber orey and OF IS or SO years OF age nave no. oeen
TO trace the pistol from this person nc S i as M,
nsoi wa, put OF in Sept or Oct sll Inc PsoL ~as 1o'
Pc " Pa.,rrs sworn-A man by the name OF john
Rsh who reMues at ls7 81 Sprnsst calisd upon ne
th morning and stated hst he naa IN Sroadwoy
MIR Rush did tell what part o nEoaa~aS' ~ :, had
there was any mark upon It. ne aPpeaieu " 'N'AA =
something 10 do with this TRANSACTION.
The case thea adjourned mill oionaay'
Erc1rrMENr IN THE AnoosTook TERRITORY.
We learn from a statement in the Bangor Wing
.ba, person named Daniel Savage, was arrested
by British officer on the 1lth inst, In the fanta
ton of Hancock, on the South side OF st. 'onh
River. and consequently within the limits OF Maine
as defined by the late treaty. 1t seems tnal eie
event produced great excitement and that the
ctizens assisted by Captain Webster, command
inc the U. S. troops at Fort Kent, turned out TO
the rescue of the captive. A public meeting was
held, and resolutions passed complaining OF the
inroad upon the State, and representation OF the
case has been sent the State Legislature.
GREAT FIRE IN Bo.1os AND Loss OF LIFE
At o'clock on Saturday morning, FIRE broke OUT
in the large brick building corner of Washington
(No. 1879 and Schoolstreets, Boston, occupied
below as q crockery store by w. s. A. n. Sumner,
whose stock was destroyed. Owing to the high
wind and the Geld, it was long time before the
flames could be subdued. The Advertiser states
the loss as follows:
"The buildings are owned by Dr.. John w. Rich
mond ard James nj. Warner, and were insured.
The Hamilton is occupied by Franklin Richmond,
iewelry and fancy good store-insured; Luke
Whitcomb, boot and shoe store; Amos w. Snow,
hat store-insured Phoenix Bank William f.
Richmond and Walter W. Updike, law Offices
Thomas Davis, ,jeweler-partially insured ; Samuel
J. Bower, sign pain.er-not insured; David Whip
pie, hat manufac;urer-not insured; Nj. Boyce,
lapidary-not insured. The entire loss is from
So, 900 to $4,000"
The next morning an eve-trough fell and severely
| wounded three boys and one man, who were look
ing at the ruins. One of the bsys, named Joseph
Stark was 80 badly hurt that his recovery was not
expected.
FlREs.-The store of Nicholson & L evils. whole
sale dealers in groceries and domestic cottons,
New-Haven, Ct., was partly destroyed by fire OF
Friday morning last Insured.
The Town Hall at Cambridge, Mass was de-
stroyed by 6re on Thursday morning lost. Los.
| $4,000.
~ The Cumberland Md Civilian states tina
Gen. Mcneil, tho President of the Chesapeak.
and Ohio Canal Company, has expressed his opn.
ion chat the sale of the States share in the Canal
having been authorized by the Legislature, will b,
effected without delay; and that the Canal within
eighteen months, will be opened to Cumberland.
U One hundred and eleven firms and citizen
of Westheld, Chautauque County, dissatisfied wit
Capt. Tyer's recent change Of Postmaster there
have requested that all communications to them b
sent to Barcelona ?. O.
20 A mine of the Black Oride Of Manganss
has been discovered near Jackson, Mississippi
The ore yields IS per cent. the mineral.
20 A u. S. soldier, under arrest at Detroit TO
deserting te the Canada side and for stealing
horse, hung himself few days since,
D We call the attention of our readers to tht
notice of Prof. GoURAuD's Lectures in anothc
column.
10 Mr.. BRoUGH, the Vocalist, has abandoned
Tie profession, ard become Produce Broker ii
NV. Orleans
90 The Hen. P. Triplett declines a reelection
"a Congress.
THE WORK GOES BRAyELY oN.'-Capt. Tyler il
playing Benedict Arnold to the life. The men
vino were active in his support in 1s40 falling
rapidly, and their places are filling with those who
were most active in opposition to him.
Speaker DAVIS has just been appointed Post
master at Troy. Senator JOHN C. WRIGHT ha:
received the Office of Postmaster at Esperance
Schoharie county; and Mr.. HOES, brother-in
law of ex.President Van Buren, is said to have
been appointed Postmaster at Kinderhook.
This is Loco-F Focoism in the rough. Gen. Davis
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Hoes wear the Van Barer
collar. Capt. Tyler has been made TO think they
will support him for reelection! Poor fool
Himself an migrate and traitor, the remainder o.
his life will be spent in bewalling the ingratitude
and treacnery of all who receye annoin,rer+e