New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-10
Deferre New :. i.

Sv,xnrryc.-AIl sorts OF q swiEd,e', caiiihg
b;,nsclf >,,ouel Burnau. has recently been paying
HE ,artir,,lar attentions 10 the good PeoPie oi
Pr, sburoh, Pa For year pasL he has been en-
,,,,-cd in ina; City as general dealer IN produce
&C.. rurchasnr largely and shipping to different
,o;n,s. and frequently obtaining advances by ifan
drIsnt means. AT last Canadian named Brown,
who had suffered By the financial operations oi
Burnarn a. Toronto, where be had previously
done business happened by chance TO see MN
n PiusSurch. when our nero. TO save himself iofh
cd over the amount Of ( coo, and abequetuiated.
After he had left several OF the PrnclPa!, mer-
chants of the Ctv discovered that they had peen
extensively swiDdled by the villain
One Of his tricks on Canal Lines consisted III
Shipping produce such as flour, bacon &c. and
o5tain;ng receipts for larger quantities than ne
had shipped. on the ground OF delay IN It's re-
ce;nt-on these he would obtain advances by
such means he obtained pretty lar rse sum
swindling. among the rest sorne two or three b'o-
kars several hundreds each. The fellow IS now
on his may, .ge presume, 10 the land OF tue iehs
s.ar." to await .'annexation" and general am
nesty on previous offences
Death OF A SoxSAMBULlsr.-Coro1cr DAVIS
mes called Yesterday 10 hold an inquest upon the
BODY OF Michael Bordelon, who was drowned III
the river during the morning III consequence oi
falling from the guard OF the steamboat Gen. Mol-
gan while walking in his sleep. The deceased
was q nephew Of the Representative TO the State
LEGISLATURE of the same name, and had Just pass
ed his eighteenth wear He arrived from Opeinu-
sas on Sunday on board Of the steamboat Ge;.
slergan. and having concluded to sleep on board.
he retired to his berth. About O'Clock IN The
morning the watchnan OF the boat discovered nm
walking IN his sleep on the guard OF The boat aud.
before he could reach him, he fell ntothe rTer anc
Immediately sunk. Although every exertion was
made to rescue him. the body was only recovered
ABOUT day light. Verdict OF the jury" Death oy
drowning
We understand that the deceased had been Tor
several years confirmed somnambulst.
OREdoy.-The Western Mo- Expositor OF the
sth INST. says the Oregon Company which rendez-
yoused in the vicinity of independence, has
s.arted on its Journey; and promises an account
OF its numbers, sc, hereafter. The same paper
contains letter TO Col. Ford from Col. Gilman,
who commands another company OF emlgranis,
dated Oregon Camps. May 18th, which SAYS
:. Our company, when joined with yours, vii be
yer, larg--nuch the largest that hes ever crossed
the Rocky Mountains. There are. IN the indepen'
dent Oregon Colony. Ell This date, minister, ! law
yer, mil wright, ucrs, tailor, shlp-caTpcnte',
3 blacksmi;fs | cooper, failoress , cabinet-Ina-
kers ) carpenters, / wheelwright shoemakers,
weaver, gunsmith, | wagonmaker. | merchant,
and the rest farmers. There are As families, IU0
men, go Of whom are Young men,, 323 persons
Az oxen. 100 cows, li6 Oh which are teem cows
43 Young cattle, 81 horses, II mules, and - wag-
Gus. The number OF horned cattle Is 'l3 head.
Many men from the adjoining counties are on their
way 10 JOIN u.s.
TRAHsYLvASIA MEDICAL SCHOOL, At LEXiSG-
Toy, kY.-Ths once flourishlng institution IS
now divided against itself. The dlssenslons
among The members of the Faculty have become
The theme of newspaper sarcasm 80 Tar az we
can Judge from the statements in the Louisville
Journal, the difficulties originated in dlssatlsac
ton on the part Of some professors, because Dr.
Dudley, surgeon OF real rcpue, held the two
chairs OF surgery and anatomy, 10 the latter OF
which, ono, if not each, of the nOn- contents as
pred.
Professor James c. Cross has resigned his pro-
lessorship in the Institution.
TALLAHASSEE, Fa MAY 3l.--SHowERs..-Os
neighborhood during the present week, has been
visited by seasonable and refreshing showers,
which have added greatly 10 oar comfort, and re.
vived the hopes Of the husbandman and garden,
CT. ne crops throughout tiils s:CtloH, IL - si'
were never more promising, and bid fair for All
abundant yield. Forward corn is now IN the silk
and tasscl, and generally of vigorous growth
Cotton is also remarkably thrifty Star, 9th ult
SENTENCE FOR Mail RoBsEaY.--In the United
States Circuit Court lnGlana, Judge M'Lean
presiding. Nathaniel Wilson was tried and found
guilty OF robbng the mail, of which nc was the
carrier between Brcokvillc and Cambridge, about
year ago. tie was sentenced TO confinement
at hard labor in the penitenriary ior the term Of
twelve years He had always previously sus-
tanned reputable character.
u The Louisville Journal states that orders
have been received for the removal OF Mr.. Nose
by, the excellent Post Master of that city, and
tina, Judge Guthrie would be consulted in regard
to his successor.
CRors.-Thc rain has at length fallen eLund
anlly in the country, and the planters are begin
ning TO hope for a plentiful crop OF corn Tie
cotton had not suffered materially from the
drouth. n. o. Bee, May %.
u In consequence of the high fare on the
Railroad between Washington and Baltimore
so 50 Tor SO miles, stage coaches have corn-
menced running as an opposition line
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Passengers Arrived.
IN .ie .iiD gR-G trgH1 Hlrre-Geue john Dix Indy 1