New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

TIE New Route To PHILADELPHIA-Wc re-
oice 10 hear that an Opposition Line between NewYork
and Philadelphia n soon started leaving ths CITY
A NJ the swIl; steamboat Curtis Peck for New Bruins
wick Nj, thence By the Turnpike Railroad to Trenton
and thence by steamboat the Deswa. Philadelphia
Capt. ALE1 II. SHULTz, careful and energetic nau,
mapds the Curtis Peck and win do much
the enterprise as any could We have doub,
that hi, undertaking will prove advantage the public
and ultimately the old Railroad line by reducing the
and increasing the travel
u A horse-thicf, about 25 years old, was
caught last Thursday in Raventraw Rockand Co. where
had three weeks before traded off pair stolen ho,-s
Mr.. S Johnson, who compelled surrender Them 10
the ghtul owner. The thief has serJed In the New
Jersey State Fou and carried hoe-.tealng upon
system, Keeping meadow in the woods depot He has
been fully committed 70. trial.
1j- The bones Of man were found in well
in the town Of Ripley Chsutauqus Co.. last week which
supposed be those Of peider who disappeared very
mystsriou,y in thu, vicinity some FIVE years since The
well appears 70 have been filled up abou; The the ped
dler ds4Ppeared and the people the vicinity had been In
dnced reopen u IN consequence OF SO ary wells tecom
ing dry.
u In consequence Of the late severe rain
many OF the gardens and cellar. on Mil street, Mount
Hoey, n j. and part Of the street also az well 4. other
portions OF the town, completely inundated. Several
OF the merchants suffered loss and the washing up OF
yoad, and gardens will coss considerable repair.
ia man named John SNYDER, German, was
found dead The 3oth u!t the rear Of the City Mill,
Roches,s. about. OF water WHERE it was thought,
he had remained about DAYS ,hsy had been missing
him from his boarding house where he had eviaced ,ymp
OF mensl alteration Re is sd have belonged to
this City.
q The Mississippi Creole says that the Wings
Of ;bs: State will sck-, for Congress and h.; the
have publned barely The suggestion Of the Editor
of the Ponola Reg,,er-w- foard i, in tbs Journal Of
Commerce.
u Fourteen hundred passengers were con.
reyed the Railroad between Boston and Portland, NIs
ast week, eight ps-mo!s than before except Buzz
kef Hill week,
I. Messrs. Bailey and Jacobs have discontin.
ped their express between Buffalo .nd New-Yor hsriuv
said been prohibited by The Uic. sad sch.aee,.dy Rail
road Co. from carrying than trunks.
II The Tuscaloosa Ala Monitor thinks the
Cotton Of thai State will be ,bou, an acreage yisd.a,
500 900 b.les
u The Little Rock Gazette gives the names
OF eleven public officer, ths; State who ,re def.ulter1 TO
The General Government In the sum of s5a7 ,2lO The
largest deautsr /, Richard c. Collins d,5ur,ing scsn,
slnoun; s2I0 ,0oo-snd The smallest S4QO.
u The dwelling OF Prof DEWEY, on St. Paul
street RochesLes entered on Tuesday nigh. last
and articles Of clothing stolen The thieves had taken
uns oeloagns 10 lady residing ths family sI the
ceor when tey frightened supposed by the noise
Of child which awoke sbou, that rne.
u The Stockholders OF the Housatonic Rail.
road held meeting Bridgeport on Tuesday 10 adop,
measures possible the road om being sold 20 paw
he obligation, OF the Company The time fox raising ID.
Hsw stock subscription expired yesterday.
T The Directors Of the Hartford and New
Haven Railroad Company hare nvd proposals for the gra-
ding s1oury ard bridging Of the s1ensan Of said Road
from Hartford 70 Springfield Mass
Coon ADy1cE-A paper In Texas recommends
10 see1 60; to run in dsb Having from deb, 10 get
here says he there be greater folly than running into
1t when hare, beyond which there is no plaza TO fu7.