New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-01
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cd Wasseer and al vs. S P Jeman Judgement
rs Hicks or and dyIss Civ of BrOokyn Judgement affirm
Fer fnance 10 reversal id Cana, and Banking Com.
judgement affirmed For sT man Sd lS f RIVER Bank
Ayma and al sst5 5S SS y 3 am nS1a
| Dee 9Th (Omiutd.l-B Gilbert and al vs. l.; Arnold
and al Decree afned For aifmance 10 ,et s
IL Special Elections arc held to-day for one
Member Of Congress in Georgia, and three IN
different districts of Massachusetts.
FlREs-On Thursday, 28th, a FIRE broke ont in a
building owned by Quincy Stoddard, Rochester,
and occupied by T. H. Powers, grocer which was
entirely consumed. No insurance. The second
and third stories of the building were occupied by
Mrs. Till, widow lady, and her two daughters US
| a boarding house, who also lost every thing. me
goods in the fancy store Of Mr. TAYLOR in the al,
! joining apartment, were nearly all destroyed. Loss
not covered bv insurance. The greater portion OF
| the Blossom House was also destroyed, with con-
siderable damage to the furniture. Insurance OF
80 500 by the Howard Co. OF this city.
At Mobile on the 18th, the grocery store olW. Pitt,
the crockcry store Of Mr. Truwit, and the boot and
shoe store OF G. G. Johnson. \ part of the goods
from each of the establishments was saved, but
mostly in damaged condition.
The blacksmith shop attached to lir. L. c. Shell
TONS carriage maftlfaclory in Plymouth, Mass was
totally DESTROYED i'll the night OF the 18th uit. Loss
estimated at $500. No insurance
,.orurH 5lAtl RoBBEky-Wc learn by Il let
r published in tho Augusta Ga,) Chronicle OF the
18th that a dav or previous the mail bag and u
.r,;nl were taken from the boot OF the hack running
from Double Wells to Washington, Wilkes Co.
The robbery was not discovered till the coach arrived
=, Washington when Il messenger was sent back
for The mail. WHO found about 10 letters all broken
omen an.! rifleL Of the contents. The extent OF the
robbery is not vet known.
MrRpgRs-A man named l. Honoca, whose cni-
plovnlent was the pursuit of runaway negroes, was
fornd ,ourdarnd IN the streets of Ncw-Crleans, on
The 2lst. supposed TO have been the deed OF some
negro or negroes On the night before, one of the
frernen OF the steamboat Wing-and-W Wing was stab
bed with Bowie knife by named Charles
Anderson, a hand oil board the 10 Nlchol. The
wounded man is not expected to recover.
THs NV SALT SPRING, on the Erie Canal, in
Galen. Wavne CO., n. Y, is found, ana ysis, TO
be one OF the very richest in the State. DR.. L. {.
Beck certties that 100 grains OF the water produce
1878 of common salt, or l43 more than the best
Onondoca brine A company has been formed 10
erect suitable works and run them, for the manuac-
ture OF salt from this spring.
RAILROAD MEET1NG.-A large meeting of those
favorable to the extension of the Fiichburgll Rail
road TO Bra,,leboro', was held at Keene, n. H., on
Wednesday, 9th. Several speeches were made
and committee appointed to take the general
charge of the business petition the Legislatures OF
New Hampshire and Massachusetts for charters,
veral resolutions pertinent to the subject were
adopted
- We learn by the Boston Post that measures
are being taken TO establish railroad between
| Plymouth and Boston. The money necessary TO
pay for the survey has been subscribed, and en- en-
gincer engaged 10 go on with the survey forthwith
ARRIVAL OF THE TRUxToS.-By slip from the
Norfolk Herald, we learn that the L. S. brig Trux-
ton Lieut. Commandment George P Upshur, has ar
rived at that port, in iorty-one days from Gibraltar
The Truxton has on board the remains OF Commo-
dore Porter, and will remain at Norfolk until orders
are received at the Navy Department. The Trux-
ton touched at Mahon on her way down from Con-
stantinople and left at the former, Nov. 10, L. 5.
ship Delaware, Commodore Morris, and sloop-of-
war Fairfield, Commander Downing. The Della
ware expected to sail for the /. S. probably on the
lst OF January about which time hetrigate Cumber-
land Capt. Smith, was expected.
BopY-SSATCEISG.-The Albany D. ADV. of the
9th SAYS: We understand that the body of the
British prisoner who died so suddenly few days
since at the Police Office, has been stolen from Pot
ter's Field
I'VE are told that body stealing has become quite
a common offence here, and that Waterman follow
ed two medical students few ghts since who had
a BODY in their possession, but what he did witt.
them or whether he recovered the body, we do moi
learn.
IspIASs.-A delegation from the Fox Indians are
on their way TO Washington, and expected 10
arrive in this City to-day. They are under the
charge OF Mai. c. R. Hopkins. The object OF their
visit 10 the seat OF government Is make some ar
rangenent In relation TO the payment OF their annu-
! ties They reside IN Iowa, near the head Of the
! Iowa river. Buffalo Gazette, 18th.
ANOTHER SuDDEY DEATH.-We learn with re-
eret that the Rev. Mr.. LATHgoP Chaplain on board
the {. :. figate . Princeton died suddenly in an
apoplectic III Yesterday afternoon II appears that
Office OF the Ladys Book, when he fell. Phil. Gaz
E The Litchfeld Conn Enquirer says that
the Iron Works of the olessr5. Peters, six seven
miles OF this village destroyed by fire on
/ Monday night We have not heard any estimate OF
the loss, but ii Is large, and no insurance.
! Death OF M1ss1oSAE1Es.-A letter just received
from my Brother y. Brown, dated Slbsabgar, July
! II, 1913, contains the melancholy intelligence OF
the death Of three Missionary sisters-Mrs. Slmons
OF Burmah, Mrs. Comstock Of Anakan, and Mrs.
Dean OF China-w C. B. Voice OF Freedom.
| = Spurious $50 notes on the Bank Of George
town s. c.. are In circulation in New-Orleans.
= FAASc1, The s1ATIoNER II IS Maiden Lane has
published Daily Pock-, Memorandum Book 1874 which
Will be found both CONVENIENT and useful to Of bu