New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-29

BL,cKwuoD's EplsBuRGH MAGAZINE for July
pUBLN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, for do;
The CHRISTIAN OBSERVER for do; and
TIE CHRISTIAN LADY's MAGAZINE, By Char
lotte Elizabeth have been issued in their Amerl-
can dress by Joseph Mason. The latter is a neat
little work of l62 pages, at l2s cents singiy, or
81 so per annum. 1t is edited by one who has
written several popular religious works, partly OF
a devotional partly of a controversial character
Blackwood is strong this month, though the re-
view of Carlylc's Past and Present might have
been ADLER The Dublin University looks N
viting but VIC have had time barely to look at 1t
as vet The Christian Observer has very
able and searching review OF Puscylsm
n TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for August has
characteristic article on the Origin and Source
Of Government By O. A. BRowNsoS; on lrlsh
Repeal BY the Editor; Stories by n. HAWTHORNE,
and Mrs f. F. ELLET: Poems b. J. g. Witt
TIER, ]. R. LOWELL, II. T. TucKERNAS. and
ANNE c. Lynch: Sketches BY JOSEPH I. NEAL,
HoRNTIo GREENouGu and Harry Franco, re-
view OF Swcctser's Hygiene and several other
papers. So strong an array OF contributors Is
rarely grouped on the table Of contents ofa single
magazine ISSUE The engraving is Portrait OF
Hon WILLIAM r. KING, Senator from Alabama,
and is a poor affair. We must find room for ex
tracts speedily.
"a Po1IrIcAL HlsroRy OF IRELAND, show
ing its cunncxion with England, from the Anglo
Norman Conquest, in l172, by Henry | l. to the
present time By EDWIN WILLIAMS, has just
been published in the cheap style by K. ?. BlS5y,
3 Park Row. 1t aims to be an impartial and
candid statement of all the important events in
the History of Ireland, and, at this uncturc, Will
well rcpay the attention of the general reader.
NOTES, Explanatory and Practical, on the
Epistc to the HEBREWS; BY ALERT BARNES
has Just been published in very neat volume by
the ITarpcrs Who Albert Barnes is, and what is
the character Of his Commentaries on the Epstlc
to the Romans, &c. the religious public already
well know The work before us will not dctract
from his higll reputation.
IL The Erie Canal Company TO complete the
Canal from F,ric 70 Pittsburgh abandoned by the
State was fully organized at Erie the 22d INST.
by the choice OF the following efficient board OF
officers
NIanasers--Rufus S. Reed, Thomas G. Colt B B. Vim.
cent, John y. Tracy, VIM NJ. Watts, NJ b. Lowry, oil
Crawford county j. ". Power of Mercer county Trea
suer.-Char!es M. Reed. Secretary.-Wm Kelley.
Now we have strong confidence that the work
will 90 ahead and be completed.
TIE GREAT WALKING March AT CHELSEA,
Mss.-Wcdncsday afternoon, at 30 minutes to
6o'clock, the great walking match of a thousand
miles in thousand hours, commenced in Talt's
Gardens Chelsea before an immense concourse
of people in attendance. Elworth and Fogg were
both in excellent trim and good spirits. The first
mile was walked by Elworth in nine minutes and
thirty.thrcc seconds: Fogg in ten minutes and
ffty-eight seconds.
u Mrs n. Fl. Banniser, the celebrated ac-
trcss met with serious accident lately at Cincin-
matt while in state cf somnambusm. She was
found under the chambcr-window lying upon the
ground in a bleeding and helpless condition. AL
though fears were at first entertained that the In
jurics might prove fatal, she is now in quiet
SLiilC. anu illtS plpuSUlS lCCONSI III u iSn
TIE ALLEGED MURDER CASE IN SCOTLAND
Mr. Warner counsel for Christina Cochran, or
Gilmour, has obtained permission from the Presi-
dent to present the points of his to the AT
torncy General. The prisoner has been officially
demanded by the British Minister, but no order
will be made until the opinion of the Attorney
General has been received
j. They had an election in Miramichi, New
Brunswick, recently, and a tremendous fight
One party of four or five hundred appeared on the
ground with clubs and provoked fight, in which
they were beaten, so that their leader and forty
or fifty others were left on the field We have
heard of no deaths.-Wherc s Dickens
o. An attempt was made, between the hours
Of 10 and II on Wednesday night, 10 fire some
unoccup:cd tcnemcnts, the property of Mr.. En-
win, situated on Green street, between Hudson
and Division streets, Albany, but It's carly dscov-
cry prevented it from doing much damage.
u The lake-boat Fulton, belonging TO the
New York and Oswego Line, was sunk at Cats
kill on Sunday light last. She had on board 7lS
barrels OF flour, which will be considerably dam
aged. The boat was er-oaded-whlch was the
cause Of her sinking.
j. The new steamboat Paragon, 400 tonsbur
then, will be launched this morning at 10 O'clock
from the yard of Messrs. Bishop and Simpson at
the foot OF Sixth street, East River She is in
tended 10 run from New Orleans to Mobile.
u The dwelling Of Rev. Mr. Payne, owned
by John Adams, in Litchfield, Conn. was burnt
o,, tho 0c.b ,r,o 1-et J,roII;,,,x -. :, :,