New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
A Lesson for Yenng ssea.

1.en, al then apprentices TO Mechanical trades,
who boarded together at clearinghouse n .siur-
ray-stree.. Each OF ther wac poor, having no
means bu. The scea,y allowance Of Apprentices,
which barely suticed To pay their board and pro-
vide them with working apparel; SO that OF Ssn-
day, when most young men ssorred holiday suits
in Broadway, these lads remained at home, read
ing, having Rot one Sunday salt between them.
But ali of them were ho.i=at industrious and pru-
dent; and, IS tine wears on, one of them has
since been Mayor of Georgetown, D. c., the second
Mayor 0; Newark, n. ], and the third is RoBERT
SalTH, who, We trust, will very soon be Mayor OF
New York, Such, Yeung Men are .he rewards
of patien. Industry and sold though humble
Worth.
TaE CA1HeL1cs.-rhe Buffalo Gazettc SAYS
that serious difficulty has eTis6a between Right
Rev Bishop Hughes and the French and German
Congregation OF ST. Louis's Church in that city.
The Bishop demands that the property Of the
Church shall be vested in his hsads e.d to this
the Congregation, besisc acquired BY donations,
industry, &C. ,trge amount of funds, are not will
ling 20 submit The Bishop mas accordingly with
drawn their pastor, Rev. Alex, Pax, and refcscd
them any other Until they shall cc-:Fiy with his
requirements, as anohe4 Congregation in that city
has slready done. The only recourse OF those who
feel themselves aggrieved is to the Pope.
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RELle1oU. REvlvALs.-Thc number of persons
ad mittod as Probetioners for the NJ. Z. Church
since the las. New Ierk Annual Conference, in
9 .bo ST
Brooklyn, 739; in the vlllage of Williamsburg,
100. Total, 3,S7l. We understand that other
churches have received large accessions-the Pap-
list especially.
10 At very large meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Worcester Railroad yesterday, it was voted
that The Directors have consent TO loan the 90 re-
served fund Of the corporation for the erection CT
about six miles of additional railroad fr5m Nor
wich city to Aliens Point, provided it can be
done to their s-tisfaction in regard to safety and
other circumstances connected with a project,
which all agree will be Of great advantage TO the
whole extent Of road. Boston Atlas
The Norwich and Worcester h. r. Directors
hold their regular monthly meeting on Wednesday
mex. at Norwicli, and it is supposed the arrange
nent for the extension will then be acted upon
The stock has advanced 81 share, and there is
apparently not much disposition to sell. The OBJ
ject OF the extension is bring the road to point
never interrupted by ice, and where tie depth Of
water is from 81 to % feet. The steamboat line
now or this route is equal to any on our waters;
consisting of the Worcester" " Cleopatra and
New Haven. The Cleopatra " is advertised to
bor for fha
The country from Norwich to Boston is very beau
,iful, and there are l2O to 100 manufacturing es-
tablishments between Norwich ard Worcester.
The " R. R." is now managed with great energy
and ability. The Board of Directors IS composed
of gentlemen Of high standing and influence, and
they show an earnest desire to give satisfaction to
the travelling community.
10 Judge WAoeANAN died at New Orleans on
the a,eraoon of the 23d ult, of the wound received
in his duel with Hon. D. Pricur. H was a man
of fine abilities. Of high integrity, universally
teemed and beloved. and has fallen victim, like
hundreds of lofty spirits before him, to system as
false and absurd as it is barbarous and uachrstain.
G DR.. LARDsER is playing with great sue
cess in New Orleans. His Lectures seem to have
been completely turned into theatrical perform
ances, as we see them advertised with the an
nsuncement that 'sThe entertainments will con-
clude with the admired petite comedy of the
Youthful Queen, in which Mrs. Stuart and J. Nj.
Field appear
FIsEs.-The dwelling of Mr. Elijah Hill, in
Meredith, y. H., was burned ON Monday week
with all its contents. That Of Dir. LiddIc in Bo-
vine, and Mr.. Thompson in Stanford, were also
burned.
The barn of Mr.. r. C. Woods Of Dckerson,
Cumberland county, Pa, was burned on Friday
week, and that of Mr.. Galbrath, with six horses,
ffty-fve sheep, and otLer property, on the same
day. Loss of the latter, $1,000. Three men have
been apprehended on charge of having set them on
fire.
The dwelling and barn of Mr.. James Cooper at
Csstine, Me, were burned on the a6th-loss $1,000.
Three houses belonging to Mr.. Chaplain in Quebec,
were burned on the 2lst ult. Insured for s., 500.
Milwood Mills owned by Thomas Fisher, ESQ.,,
near Toronto, were burned on Saturday week.
Less, $4,000, besides 5000 bushels of fwhea, and
no insurance.
The house of John Scullen, situated about mile
and a half from Little Falls, Keskimer county,
was destroyed by fire on Monday nigh last. Loss
$1,000.
G The Gold business is going ahead ia Geor-
gia and Alabama, especially near Talapoosa River
in the latter. a new village called GsIdsvill7 has
suddenly sprung up in Tallapoosa Co.