New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-13

-, very few wings 40 yes- we Preu'e''
Isa III. il will be more rapacious, especial
-. luck in the Congressional Election
soanen,-for- Debt-restoretion bill
s,sered in the New-'efsey House at our last
I lps - advocates apparently did not venture
6ises. cote or il in the ferecious cold weather
3,ase ~ fearing Humanity would be too strong
sasss'w We are afraid if it holds mild a few
'nsu. III, worry it through, bu, we hope it
mo. p... the Council:
-. HENRY CoLsAN Of Rochester, who
,ss Asricultursl Survey Of Massachusetts, !,
's i. dome much for tho improvement of
pd w. s,r. in Western New-York, proposes to
,rayel over Europe on an Agricultural
n'a .,h.risg and publishing all the information
sa' "a a. The beuef, Of our Farmers and the i'm
's'. .n, Of our Farming, provided two thousand
f''s iii subscribe for his Reports, costing 81.
ThoD s0o have already done so. We trust this
l'es .,';,y will succeed, for we are confident
I'D would come OF II.
/ r. The Natchsz Courier has report that
4ar0n Handerpoeli is to be appointed one
n a,.,ocis1e justice. nf the Supreme Court Of
s.a,d States I" Oh no! The truth is bad
- Int not so bad as this. When things is
I'm I'm treat 'em solemn
4 rR W, EMERSON gave his Introductory Lee
:, eNew.England at the Society Library on
. -. evening to an audience soodly in number
IA marked intellectual character. He will
/ . e, Second Lecture at the same place on
Wednesday evening.
/ yPaY CrsaADwR AMERIcAnA1DD is the
,.of : ysry neat monthly for February which has
:. ,s..bed us from j. r. s, R. Everett Remsen,
Aid, Co., N. Y. We don't happen to read
E.,b bit those who do must like this work, as
!. Loew it's conductors to be capable.
RDr. SAMUEL SlMoEs of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
!, ,on,ina,ed by the Locos of the Fairfield aud
1i,ehfeld District for Congress, beating John Cot
nm Smith, Jr. His next job is to beat Wing.
Y The YegNG MEMS RuTGERs TEMPERANCE
scIsrY hold their first anniversary this evening
i, Rev. Mr.. Cheever's Church, in Allen-street.
The Hon. Mr.. FRELINGHUYsEN and Hon. AARON
CLARK will address the meeting, and the exercises
viii be varied by Temperance Songs and Cho-
r,,,s,. We trust ;hsrs will be a large audience,
and we are not afraid to promise ell who attend
most agreeable evening entertainment. Admit
,,uco free. See advertisement.
RELIGION AND BENEyoLENcE.-The receipts Of
he various religious and benevolent institutions in
England last year amounted to 9709,24S, or near
S50aO0O, of which sum the Methodists contri-
tusd S1ol ,6ss, or 100000.
ne Charles F. Miller, whose recent abduction
& ii. e,q wife from Stanford, CT. has made so
rach noise. IS said to be living with her in Nor
ak Va We haSs notes for an extended sketch
hi, Sermon which We shall publish tomorrow.
p Rev. Gu. G. FlNNEy preached his last Ser
non in our City season at Nelo last evening
crowded auditory. He leaves for Oberlin this
corning.
EARrHeuAKE-Two distinct shocks OF an
uthouake were felt yesterday, in this city, few
iuures before 10 o'clock. They were slig Int, an1.
. did not ourselves feel the vibration, bn.. we
I'VE heard many persons, and in diferer:. sections
the city, say that they felt the shocks pcrcept-
y, and observed the movement of curtains and
cture, hanging against th, walls of their houses.
Charleston Cour. 9th.
DROWNED. Monday night at a late hour,
len three men were returning on board OF the
rye Mary, they became entangled in the bovine
d fell overboard-one Of them was drowned; sup
sed to have been intoxicated. Yesterday man
The PANE of Joseph Henry, of Alton, Illinois,
i from an Alton pork boat, lying at our wharf,
4 was drowned. We learn he left no family and
Is partially intoxicated. st. Louis Rep.
FIRE IN PlrrsBuRe.-A fire broke out in the
uc store of H. S. Fleming, Ne. 10l Market-st
the 7,h instant. 1t communicated to the stores
Messrs. Black & Mclean, and AMY Brown, on
south side, and VIM. Marshall on the north.
,e fire continued about two hours. Damage not
tied.
Tuesday morning the cotton iac-
y known as the Triadelphia Mills, in Mont-
mery Co., about 90 miles from Baltimore, was
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $29, 600.
C1scisEATI Pork TRADE.-More than two
ndred thousand hogs, number exceeding that
any former year, have been packed in CiRcin-
ii and its vicinity this year. Pork packers say
i, about seventy thousand hogs have been run
o lard entirely, with the exception of the hams
BAD RgsINEss.--A stage driver was remarking
other day that fifteen years ago he drove stage
,ch on a route of about SO miles, upon whichre-
ed FIVE tavern keepers. Four of them have
a of drunkenness and the fifth is in the aims
use. Friend of Man.
au,rg TENDER. HEARTEp.-An old fellow in