New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-07

% under the following melancholy clrcnni-
stances: .,.,,,ar, &c ,bs
,,bch she wa. ornament, until ABOUT ~ eioth
seuvc4sng with accustomed gslety 80 ,s 70 bs na
ed hut She after going 10 her room feIurh'a 70 @ P
~ - nrocure something allay toohacne. Shos'iy al
-r. I'd. loud report and scream wels hea"' lo s'
family rushing into the room onsa mel ~, anod n ba
oi Ipioe near her The discharge had aceraied her
h,, and neck dreadfuy. The hrst impression was tha
,h moor girl had committed suicide and her haii-iraat'c
- Exclaimed Oh, Isabel what made you DO !! -.
she rrped 81 did not to kl myself indeed, |
1,o,bsr: did not mean kill myself ne pest neoicai
k was instantly called in but she Died at an early noo IN
So-,c She yas able 70 converse for several hours
and she seemed calm though much al the
or parting from the members OF her family "no!n she
dearly loved Her repeated and earnest asseI "a"
le.r. no doubt that the fatal occurrence was entirely acci
dental. IN L., "a a,
a.nlo,e her early death She nece Of John Keats the
oo English poet, who was the friend and the peer OF
CoIedp. and Shelley aud her features she was emaka
Div Ike him, She girl of genius and her heat was
he home Of all the high aud pure aud oeaptiol aectonS
FIFE IN BosroN-A fire broke out IN the sta
bles in Congress Square belonging to the Exchange Coffee
House which communicated with the carpenters shop oil Lo'
ring Pcer;uc Mr. Brown the veterinary surgeons stables
and some other ouhouses Of the Exchange The whole Of
the upper par, stable attached TO The Exchange occu
pied with .egNs grain, and hay; part OF Mr.
bes the carpenters shop, part of Nh Whit@ieys stove
store and part of the outhouse of the Exchange, were
burned Damage estimated at about $1,000
RogBERY-The house of Mr. j. Strong, IN
soncyie Ohio as robbed of some s27oin money short
time siDce while the family "a, church, by young man
named DAVID Hanan who the employ OF Mr. Strong
He has not been arrested
ARREST OF THE ROBBERS OF THE Quincy STAGE.
Two brothers, named John and Richard Reed, were ar
rested or Friday one Boston and the other IN Quincy
and committed in default OF bail oJ 5000 None OF the
money has been recovered
rr Two men and a boy have lately gone from
philadelphia 10 Savannah open ''sklff boat" While
a, sea they experienced severe gale and lay 70 l. hofS III
company W h brig and schooner
CANADA.-The British Wing at Kingston,
s,a,e that the discussion the bill introduced in the Legs
,ye Council TO dscoun,enance Secret Societies had been
very stormy. Mr. Mofat, of the members from Mont
real had resigned his seat.
NJ The Halifax Gazette states that rock
used as By mariners in front OF Cape Gasp has
disappeared. IL by the name ST The Old Woman
Chin Head and Flower Pot Took The fall Of the rock
has caused new passage for small! vessels.
T- Two more persons have escaped from the
pen,entary at Jefferson, Missouri.
~ Col Warfeld, Of the Texan army has ar
rived in Newt Orleans, in feeble health
~ The further maturing OF the cotton crop IN
Georgia is stopped by severe frosts
HoppoRs OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-Ihe Portu-
qe.e schooner Esperanza of a. TONS has been
the Mixed Commission Court aud broken up Tor SAFE
ABLY to our treaty with Portugal Her instructions contain
,.o or horror requiring vanishing 10 render II
romance She commissioned for the coast OF AFRICA
for the Mozambique and with crew OF ten men, ana pro-
visions for fifteen days! vas 10 take m 22O slaves or
ANAL tess-so the slaves ermed25o and easily packed
in the hold Of vessel Of ia ,ons, with hight Oh tmts-'"o
;rchs. az. inches the slave under ana upper
ac Nan;c.s and chains board TO the number oil
600 for another cargo. And with provisions Tor 10 days
with this frigh,u freight this cargo OF human misery 70
r,o.. the WIDE Atlantic nj BIRDS hight nearly
suppose calms winds occurred, snp
po,c The voyage delayed for twenty days. 20 no port
Dare the veshp from vessel dare she seek Tor as
distance Two husdted aud fifty human beings, without
water food cammed into space not high enough TO
slerp when lying down position for twenty days aud
nights, in hold ittid with their own ht, 'v'thrHf =. -
alon with pu.nd and foul atmosphere, deck thirty
,so inches from the ceiag, Can any felton, any
nance portray might have been the bitter agony-the
torture Of Acana sisve &c purchased for leu
bar, OF Daft pieces Of blue cloth 20 shlliugs,
and will fetch Brazil $3.50, often fl29 the immense
profit renders the slave Traders regardless Of human lives
oue slave every ten brought 10 Cuba or Brazil yields
ample return and anxious as our cruisers are TO check
th, c blood the coas, of Africa Is too vast
>N,'-''' ~ Naval and Mil. Gaz.
T Beefpacking for TIE English market is
becoming prominent feature Of the lake ports and
the aggregate arriving here is fast augmentng AT Ceve
land daring tho past weeks 1000 head Of cattle
have been slaughtered principally for the European market
Prices paid for cattle from 81 so TO 81 90 per hundred
At Chicago the business also increasing importance
nualy There already several large establishments in
operation that place aud the attention of capitalists a'
liar with the Engsh trade is directed 70 other points where
cattle NAV be purchased low It's said there packed
Chicago from 600 1000 barrels day. and the number
continually increasing Large droves Of fine cattle are con-
.an,y arriving which bough, ard slaughtered Tor
such destinations.
very clearly shown in the tables OF export Tor Oct gwen
Oh ho6su fine
From less than 100 casks exported lS4 we this season
forward nearly 5000 the whole OF which increase Is
owing 70 the importance the trade has assumed ar points
above alluded TO. buffalo Com
- CAse MEErINGs-Another Cass meeting Is
80 be held a: Norwalk. on the Sd Of November III mt
mated that the friends of General Cass intend holding
State Convention. Cincinnati Chron.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsrpENr.-Edmund F..
Brown be Justice of the Peace III the County OF wash
ins,ou in the District Of Columbia
ANOTHER OuTRAoE.-The schooner Signal or.
rived at Gloucester from Bay Chaeur says the Gloucester
Telegraph brgs the OF schooner Commerce OF Truro
which Wa. seized by the British cruisers in oil the ar
tors Of the bay The Commerce fine schooner OF 80
hurthen nearly and heavy loss TO her ow"s'
We learned thar she put this harbor consequence OF
damage received in heavy gale of wind Being In this
helpless condton boats sen III and captured her
[Bos,on Mail.
MARVELLOUS AcclDENr.-We have Just been in
formed Saw me oodsteck Telegraph that charge
of Fort Kent Fish River had his al blown of the 9th
inst From what learn, appears that he low
eruc the flag, when the ropes becoming entmged, he
stepped back few steps aud stumbled; the
rhe cun which hung Are of aad decapated him 1t
* said that nor yestige the head could be discovered
only the nose aud part OF the lower jaw-bone
A DuE1.-A gentleman who came passenger
on the steamer Eclipse Informs that the report Nick
bag tia: MI RYAN the editor of the Sentinel aud MI
H,mme the editor rhe Wing TO fight IN Louisiana
on ,,e next ,norang (Tuesdas). Ths is all wroGg 1t is
foolish sid wicked Their readers not ra'ucie bent
fitted by aay system of abuse that render such meeting
necessary, aud let Who will fall all the sorrow and sympa
thy OF public will scarcely purchase burial clothes Tor