New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
News Items, &c.

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u" SPANISH GUIDE, for Conversation and
Commerce. being Sequel the Authors Spanish
and Translator By JuLo soEK. Professor mas Just
been published l2uo OIL pages al 81 Coolest.
GA Treatise the Incarnation Of The Eternal
Word, which originally appeared Edinburgh has been
rewritten .ad published in small volume by Rev David
L. Proudf, Newburgh
VIEW OF THE CRY or BKorHERLy LovE IS the
,e Of Li,hocraphc Prn, BY H r. Robinson l.? Nassau
street 1t represents admirably of the otous
for which portion Of the Philadenhaas TO have
predisposition.
II ADRIAN Van S1SDEREN. ESQ. OF Brooklvn
died Sunday morning aSed 20 H formerly up
right and most successful merchant and withdrew from
business many years with ample fortune, ftom
which he has literally contributed purposes Of Religion
and Pbilantfrop He had been President Of the Brooklyn
Savings Bank aad Of the Samens friend Society and
leading and most influential member of The Presbyterian
Church. H had long been afflicted by painful disease
he endured with forute and death AZ last with
resignation
Il A colored man named Cesar S. SomeTs, Of
Philadelphia drowned few days the mouth
OF the Geuesee River lie Vas his Canada, took
passage on board the steamboat Admiral AID etheT fell or
was knok-d overheard before the boat reached the lake he
Admiral having arrived Rochester Friday last the
Coroner wen, on board and asked for M somerss trunk
but found that it had been broken open BY the pryng off OF
the hinges on the back part The Captain dclalmed
Al, knowledge of the transaction, aud thought that must
have been broken open before it put board! The
trunk and watch and money about s35 found on the
BODY OF the deceased the hands Of the Coroner
u During the week ending Saturday, Aug.
% l9l deaths occurred in this Cy OF whom 80 were men,
80 women 64 boys, aud IS girls 81 died of Cholera In
antum Of Cons umptiou IA of Dropy IN the Head IA
Of M.rasmus; Commissions H. and Inflammation Of the
Brain s Sc under year OF le under s. and
4 over 20. $50 natives Of the l. States.
II A gentleman by the name of Phelps, some
so or 90 years Of aye, blind and deaf thrown from
buggy in which he crossing the Railroad track
Pi,,iord Ny last Tuesday BY his horse taking fright aud
Swinging down an embauknent and injured that his life
i, despaired Of
n The barn of Geo. Mears, Esq. of Cata-
wissa Township Pa struck by lightning on the 18th
and consumed with all consisting of hay and
grain Loss about $1,000. Mr. Mears was in the barn
slowing away some grain the time 1t was struck, and
barely escaped being burned mp himself
ITJames Williams has been committed prl-
son in Rochester awaths u.l for bsamy, having mar
ried one wife in 1885. aud another in June last
UTICA AND BUFFALO RNLRoAD.-The whole
length OF the road including branches and tunou Is 81
miles constructed in good substantial manner total cost
Of $3.50 800.
The personal property owned by the Company OF
three locomotive engines SIX first class five
second class two baggage cars one mail
tw enty five lrrC Cht cars and cost S3l ,30I.
The receipts of the road from passengers, exclusive Of pay
for carrying the mails for the four weeks ending August 80
were s6,3lO 81.
Whole number of passengers carried during those four
weeks e6 800 The current expenses for running and
pairing and road IN same time, 81 ,3O5 10.
RETURN OF FART OF THE SANTA FE EXPEDITION.
We learn By Extra from the office of The ClarksYile
Tera) Standard that this expedition which started for the
purpose of capturing company Mexican traders their
rout. to Santa F has been defeated Object and part
Of those composing It returned home
The traders had with them $4,000 III bullion and 80
packs OF beaver When the dragoons returned they conn
tnued their Journey without protection whatever, bu'
the nefciency knavery of Snivey gave them much
that there itls chance that the party who pur
The Standard promises detailed account Of the expedition
Washington (Ark) In,ri.. Aug. O.
FATAL AFFRAY.-A fatal rencounter took place
in the Parish Of Tensas few days ago 1t appears that
Mr.. VIM. Ryan had bought negro, for the payment OF
which suit had been brought against him. He called
Dr. Brad,reet with the negro and demanded of the Doctor
certificate tina, the negro unsound-which the Doctor
after an examination declined giving him, which Ryan
drew bowie knife and advanced upon the Doctor who be-
pp or near his Office ized his gun and shot HIM dead
The Doctor gave himself up ~ u paper
II Mr. +. Tanning, one of the Editors of the
-, c.. rr;crl-n,;S, b.s started an A,r;cul,r-,l
tennessee Siats - - H. ~ L.,
ochooi AZ s" bs e,nssp, ;,b rs,J ~
am aarpy rpy,i w. school has bS
ha, a,;cina,7ons The second session has oneId wb
twenty students and several excellent young men have be.
refused situation for Of buildings. | am tha,
satisfied BY little exer,ion, better college than
America might be established this plan short time
m
GENEsEE FALLs.-The rocks at the edge OF
this a are emsl Sf! III ne WrFJ S 'r river oSys W.,
on i nnon s main and iay tb cn;r,,y t
nic ,,,nd;ur sop- in il, Glory BLOW il vbere Il wa,
- 70 h sa;d /" tb. borrid cbauIrop b,iIs !, pov AZ
ag;t,d >, mirror and the d.afninr echo of the cat.
no longer heard amid the beautiful scenery by which
thar rousptic spo, is surrounded fRoche:ter Adv