New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-08
rTur Ngw.YogS AND EerE RAILROAD has

ETHr Ngw.YogK AND ERrE RAILROAD has
been for sonne days completed and in operation TO
Middletown. spirited and thriving village IN the
township Of Waikiki, Orange Co, mules west
of Goshen and some II from New-York. Three
REGULAR trains now run daily over the Road each
way-a Passenger train leaving Newly ork and
Middletown respectively at s A. NJ, an Accom-
modation tram for Passengers and hhh-cahs'
leaving New-York at 81 and Mlddletown al %
P. NJ. and Freight train. The travel oy this
route Is very considerable, while the t7anspoF'a-
ton OF Milk alone amounts to some lo,ooo quarts
per DAY, and is increasing.
The citizens of Middletown by whose e1cr-
tons the Road has been pushed on from Goshen
to their village celebrated its extension Yesterday
with appropriate festivities. a large party 0,
gentlemen from this City-eminent citizens and
active friends of the Road-went up TO share ~
Their rejoicing. We were at M!ddietown III the
morning. and wished to stay, but we had been some
DAYS away and could not We are sure. howev-
CT, that our Cty Delegation were welcomed by
large assemblage and that they had joyous sea-
son. 4 Public Entertainment awaited them.
II TIE Navy EK CYNosURE, a cheap Daily
pap published by an Association OF Practical
Printers made its first appearance Yesterday. II
is neat spirited sheet and promises to be recfiy
neutral in Politics and rigid in Morals. Several
of It's Editorials please us much, and the greatest
fault of It's conductors appears to be the common
one of talking too much of themselves and their
dongs. The world wants TO see mans work
no, to hear him talk aboutt.
oLyGAMy-Ths seems to be the most fashion,
able crime at prcsent-excclled, perhaps IN poPu-
Iaritv, bv murder, but certainly by no other 4
man named Robinson was arrested a iewd-iys since
in Payson precinct, Illinois, en- char .e of pass
mo counterfeit money. In searching INN they
found upon his person letters from SIX - yes all
living. whom he has married = Inherent parts oil
the country. He had a wife with him at the time
OF his apprehension.
II Mr.. JOHN ". 5. Hows gives an EIocu-
tionary sorce at the Brooklyn Lyceum this eve
ming. Mr. II. is an clocutlonis, OF great merit,
and gentleman Of the highest character and
integrity. His readings arc among the best we
have ever heard We commend him to the favor
of our Brooklyn friends.
u The dead body of Mrs VIM McDoud was
found at Bethel, CT. Sunday last at the foot Of
the stairs in her own house. Several wounds
were found upon the head; and she had evil
IDENTIFY been murdered in the absence of her hus-
band and family, who were at Church Suspicion
has fastened upon no one as the murderer
C The stockholders of the Norwich and Wor-
cestcr Railroad held meeting at Norwich on
Monday. and unanimously resolved to extend
their Road to some point farther down the Thames
Gales Ferry, probably, though the point was
left 10 Committee Daniel Tyler was reelected
President.
II TIE MORNING COURIER has been started at
New Haven, Conn, by Winthrop Atwiil, Esq.
We don't know whether Newt Haven can well
support third Wing daily, but we know that
Mr.. A. can furnish right good one.
Il We are informed that the Hon. Ely MooRE
VIII deliver an OTdlIOf on llC itu VI
the Mechanics and Workingmen, without dlstinc-
ton of party.
u joins z. floGE Of Galcna is the Loco-Foco
candidate for Congress in the With District of
Illinois.
CPITAL PuSlsliMENr-Thc Connecticut House
of Representatives, by a vote of III 10 80 have
rejected the bill 10 abolish capital punishment.
u NEw-lI,vES, Conn. elected Wing charter
officers on Monday by a unanimous vote-the
Locos knowing better than to contest.
II NORWICH Conn. elected. Wing City Off
GERS throughout on Monday -Gurdon Chapman,
Mayor
RevoLrrxc Acr OF lScENDIARIss;.-On the
night Of Sunday, tie tavern OF John Dfprv, q,
Amherstburgh, was discovered to have been fred
from the outside Mrs BIntcher, who slept
in the upper story Of the house. together witt. Der
two children, opening the door To- 90 out Of the
room, was driven back by the flames, which
scorched her bosom, and burnt part Of her cloth.
ing; she instantly shut the door, and threw her
self from the WINDOW, forgetting IN the terror Of
the moment, that she was leaving her children to
perish. The pavement, upon which she fell,