New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-01


HENRY CIM.-The Charleston Mercury, one
of the abest and most decided Loco-Foco journals
in the country, thus speaks Of the noble-hearted
champion our Political Faith.--the gallant HAIR
RY of The West
Mn. CLM-Ifwe cannot have a Southern State
Rights man-if John c. Calhoun, by going upon
the lorlorn hope of truth is (polticaly) dead upon
the ramparts-likc gallant steed fallen in the
front rank-borne down and tramped upon by
the rear-and can only hope for Justice from those
who look upon these disjointed times, with the
eyes of posterty If for dsinterestedness above.
and political sagacity beyond, the age, he IS to be
sacrificed martyr 10 lplc-at least call upon
us to support some man worthy OF an enthusiastic
trust. Gave US man OF some noble traits-a
bold gallant, highmnded man OF genus, who,
though we his political errors, we can yet
assure ourselves. can 90 nothing mean Give us
such man, for instance, as Henry Clay. He
would have our respect. our admiration. Not OF
solitary chictan hcroiSni-Oh no d. but OF KIND
not at all related to the humbug family. We
would not throw ourselves INTO the arena Tor his
support but we would not quarrel with the North
crn Wings for offering such man for the SUI
ragcs OF the opposition. We tell the Northern
Whgshc is the only man on whom they can rally
a conquerlng party, unless the people come more
suddenly to their senses than we have right to
expect, and at once do themselves the honor OF
rendering Justice to the first man III the country.
CASE OF CHRISTINA CoCHRIN OR GILMouR.-An
examination into the charges preferred by the
British Government against this young woman
for the murder of her husband, to have taken
place this afternoon, but on application of the re-
spcctive counsel, II further postponed to We'd
nesday next.
u At the Commencement Of the University
of the City of Newly ork, held on Thursday, the
degree of d. d. was conferred on Rev. Ale1an-
der H. Vinton, Rector Of st. Paul's Church, Bos
ton, and Rev William H. Medhurst, of Batavia,
East Indies. There were thirty-one graduates.
u We understand that the Empire Fire En-
cine Co. No. II will make an excursion with Their
new Engine on Monday. rhe Sd of July, to New
Haven. We ask OF our friends in that city Their
usual kind civilites, assuring them that the Com
pany VIII in no way deprcc1ate the character OF
our New-Y ork Fircmen.
They will be accompanied by Engine No. :,
one OF our crack uptown companies.
We learn that No. AZ can be seen at her mouse
in John-street to-day Saturday, and visit VIII
amply repay the time spent in seeing her.
Gasp MEETING HyMNs.-A new edition OF lot
tens popular Camp Meeting Hymn Book IS this
day published and for sale by the booksellers. It
is neatly printed and the price is reduced from
25 to la3 cents. S per dozen.
u a Providence paper announces the 8 last
night of the Deluge." Why cannot we have at
least touch of it here, If for SINGLE night only
/ No streets ever needed such visitation more.
We're ii not FOR the C-oton we should have been
burnt 10 8 crisp ere this
IL AsiREE Princess is the name given to a
remarkably large and beautiful CHERRY, obtained
originally from the south OF France, and success
fully cultivated BY NJ Prince of the Linn;ean Bo-
tanic Garden at Flushing.
HiGuwsy RonBERy.-The Salem, n. Stand
ard says, that on Tuesday last Mr.. Robbins,
while returning TO his home in Sculltown, was
knocked senseless by blow on the head. and
robbed of above $500. Two men, named
Amsah Titus and L. Headly, of Gloucester
county, have been arrested and committed to Jail
as perpetrators of the crime.