New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

formed to demand the arms from the Natives, but
whether ne has done 81 or not cannot learn.
MAJOR Ringgold's Flying Artillery have not,
as far as can learn, reached the clty-repor's
to the contrary notwithstanding.
The troops, or the greater part of them. have
been dismissed till I O'Clock tomorrow morning.
II The public bar.r in the neighborhood
of Head Quarters appear 10 be well patronized
by the military. Many of them are peculiarly
spiriisd-madc So by the volunteers. | like to
speak truth.
~ Isaac H. WILLIAMSON, Ex-Governor OF
New-Jerscv and late President of her Constiu-
tienal Convention, died at ) O'Clock Yesterday
morning at his residence in EIjzahothtown, acTi
&c years. The American (whosc Editor mas long
been his ncighborl says:
By the death OF this eminent and excellent citl-
gen. the State loses one of It's wOrjhlest sons-the
profession which he adorned rs oldest. IFS mos
| learned and pcrha ps its abest member; while the
circle OF neghbors, friends and family, sustains
an irrcparabh: wound.
Governor Williamson was appointed Governor
of the State of New.Jersey about 1877 and was
New Jersey is, by virtue of his office Chancellor
of the State; and it was in that capacity that Inc
legal learning, the acute discrimination, the well
balanced faculties Of Governor Williamson con
! icrred equal benefits upon the community and
credit upon himself lie made the Court OF
Chancerv OF Neyy-Jersey an honor to his native
State and an example 10 others.
Since 1929, Gov. Williamson has confined
himself to the practice Of MS protesson--avod-
inr all political stations. until recently, he VS.
persuaded to suffer himself 10 be elected ,. rem.
Der of the Convention to form Constitution for
the State. He was chosen President of the Con-
vcntion by unanimous vote, and up to the last
ten days of the session, he discharged the duties
OF that honorable post.
Recurring indispostion induced him then to
resign, and he returned home-there to die, amid
kindred, and neighbors and Children who knew
and could best appreciate his vrtues-wbo will
be the first and longest to deplore his loss.
Gov Willlamson's intercourse with the world
was marked by singular simplicity and cheerful.
! ness; with his family, by the greatest tenderness
and affection: toward all he was without guile ;
and It may be said of him with truth-what can
rarely be said nj a man so dstinguished--,ha he
has not left an enemy behind.
LOST CnILDREN-The following touching in
stances of suffering speak most thrillinely of The
destitution and sorrow caused by the late floods
in Illinois and Missouri. We copy from the st.
Louis Republican Of the 29th
Mr. Henry Bucksath, No. II Locust-street took
up in the street Thursday little girl about two
years Old very poorly dressed no shoes or bonnet
on. The little thing was unable to give her name,
or where she is from.
bo,y RI LII
with striped clothes, speaking very litre--all he
says is that his mother IS in The ,cater-came 10 the
mouse OF Mr. u. Rasin, on Second, between Pine
and Olive-s;reets. on Friday evening few hours
before sundOwn.
The steamship Acadia, Judkins, hence, ar
rived at Halifax early on the morning on the Sd
INST in 30 hours from Boston, took on board u
additional passengers, and left the same day for
Liverpool. Boston Bee.
a New SAFETY BANK LocK.-We feel warranted
10 saying that perfect security against burglars
mas al last been attained, BY The production OF
rhanseabie Com'ialrion Lock, reCenliy presented
by our ingenious tOwnsman Mr. II. &. JoSt j. and
Mr. WV. II. HALL o; Boston. We had the pleasure
o. seeing II taken 10 pieces yesterday under circum-
stances which warrant the belief that il cannot be-
picked nor opened with any other key whatever that
ingenuity may contrive, bur The one which ln-t
'Ockrl IL III IL believed Ia he n some material
particulars an improvement upon any lock that has
yet been offered TO The public in Europe or America,
aud The various securirIes it afnrds 10 The owner
seem 10 place II beyond the fear of failure We may
add that II is constructed, tina, The owner may So
change It's parts 10 place yond IT, knowledge
or skill OF the maker himself, and hence the nam.
-CHASGEABLE LOCK.
50 entirely confident of its entire safety are the
natrntf-- that Slr. Jones offers ewsrd OF 500 to
an: one who will open without the u.e of rn- KEY
when last locked H. even after being permitted a.
take II apart and make thorough examination -
ts construction: and in order INA e the off-r still
more liberal, the person who will Undertake L.
"in the reward Is allowed fortnight 10 experiment,
upon il.
The Mayor OF the City, STEPHEN Dop. E,o. sps
Mes-rs. JoHS Taylor, President If the Newark
Banking Insurance Co. and JOSEPH A. HALsgY.
President OF the Mechanics Bank. have con--ntrt
TO act a. Committee on the occasion, and viii pay
the reward Of $50 TO the lucky individual who
-ta succeed IN opening il within the fortnight
ne lock will be submitted TO examination at Stew
arts Hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday
OF next week. between the hours OF and ) O'clock
1t will then be placed upon chest and any one
"ho will open ii within the 70 lowing fortnight will
b, entitled 10 the $500. See advertisement
Newark Daily.