New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03

Ill.,.
corted 10 the church, where he was addressed
IN behalf OF the citizens OF Syracuse by H. Bald
win, Esq, and replied in a speech occupying
somewhat over an hour. He then took passage
IN the regular tram. accompanied by q committee
from Syracuse and ii. Seymour, Esq, OF Utica
and arrived shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday
night He was received from the cars by hrl-
liant torch-light procession. preceded by music
and followed by an immense concourse OF the
people generally, and conducted TO his lodgings
at the house of his relative. \. B. Johnson Esq,
from the portico of which he briefly returned his
thanks for the unexpected attentions which has
been shown him. He attended the religious ser
vices the next day. in the morning at lHni'y
Church, in the afternoon AT the Reformed Dutch
Church. and in the evening at tie fnst Presoyte-
ran Church.
he was to meet the citizens of Utica or Mon
dav at the Blocker House, and then proceed to
Trenton Falls on Tuesday he was to visit the
Lunatic Asylum, and on Wednesday return home
By the way of Albany and Pittshcld. The Al
banians have made arrangements to give hum 4
cordial reception.
ADDITIONAL Particulars OF THE SUPPOSED
MURDER AND PIRACY on BOARD OF TIE ScuooN-
Err SARAH LAvINIA.-Sincc our publication yes
tcrdav of the mysterious circumstances connect
ed with this vessel, we have gathered a few add'-
tional particulars which may not be un!nterest-
ing 10 our readers.
We learn that Capt Crowe OF the pilot-bo
Favoritc OF this port, saw the schooner on Satur-
day, off the mouth OF the bay, apparently bound
INTO this port, but on nearing the schr. put away
into Vineyard Sound.
The Mercury this morning publishes rumor
that a boat, manned by four men, was seen to
land at Sccunnet Point, r. l., on Sunday morn
ing. supposed to have proceeded from the schr.
The entries in the log book published by us
Yesterday are said to be in the handwriting of
Babe one of the seamen, though on comparing
them with the signature of Babe 10 the articles,
we were by 10 means sure of the fact.
Mr.. John Gustavus Of this town informs us
that on Saturday evening, while bathing, on the
:. E. shore, Just below the Smoking Rocks wharf.
80 called a row boat, containing four men, APP
preached the shore. In consequence Of the dark
ness he is unable to state what kind of boat it
was One of the men asked him if they could
land there On being informed that they could,
three of them landed, with each of them bag.
They were dressed in seamen'S apparel They
said they were strangers in New-Bedford, and
asked how far they should have to 90 to reach a
tavern and receiving the proper directions from
him, and bidding the man remaining in the boat
goodbye nc showed off. and the rest proceeded
up to the town Mr.. Gustavus thinks this oc-
cured about o'clock, but is not sure. 1t might
have been earlier. He does not know whether
either Of the men was coorcd. We publish his
statement, as it may lead to the detection Of dar-
ing scoundre!s, now IN our midst.
An entry discovered on the log gives rise to a
belief that there had been disagreement between
the mate and two of the crew. but we are not at
liberty to publish the particulars.
Bcw- Bedfo;d Bulletin, Aug. l.