New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

81. Georges Church, Beekman-s,reet Inc pro-
cession will move at halrpast nine o'clock, A. NJ.
through Park Place, Sc to the Church, where, after
the usual exercises, tie Testimonials awarded nj
the late corcludiug Examination will be delivered
The Degree of Bachelor oil Arts will lie conferred
On the folio wing Studhn;s of the late Senior Glass,
viz:
]. r C rard Foster. c. WA Bun,. Peter N Prnie.
dTsf Msss kds, itG Campbell 1TS' w. T. sTTF Tny
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The valedictory Address with Poem, " Man,
his Aim, his duty will be delivered by N. Ber-
gassc Labau.
Loco FocO Nomination.
For Congress Gld District p.-Hon. Henry c.
Murphy of Kings.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAIL
aoAp.-As the train was passing over the Har-
lem river on its way out yesterday morning about
- o'clock, the locomotive and tender ran off the
track before entering upon the bridge, and ran
into the river. The coupling attaching the cars
gaye way. The locomotive was considerably
damaged, but fortunately no person was INJURED.
III Tag WANDERING JEW, Sues currsnt Ro
v.
chester The interest Of The story increases
Eys The Boston papers Of yesterday contain "a
lsw days later adsces from 81. Domingo and Rio
.Taneiro, but no news OF importance. President
Guerrero was still travelling IN the Norhern part Of
ST. Domingo, and the probability cf awar between
Buenos Ayres and Brozil became daily stronger.
| III The Concert Of the Campnno.0gians was
crowded last night at the Tabernacle. They pro-
duce the sweetest music ever heard, and musical
amateurs pronounce ii the very perfection ol the
musical err. They certainly give some OF the
sweetest tones and their whole execution, 10 our
taste, begenrs all description If they SHOULD re-
peat their Concert they will be sure of n crowded
house.
s-zy THE FAia Of rHE MARINERS INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETY opened yesterday in the Mariners Church.
Rooseyel-st AID will continue through the week.
great variety OF curious and valuable articles arc
there exhibited, we'll worthy attention. We trust
the phisnlhropic and generous will make point Of
attending. See Gard. Admission only IL cents.
MurIrY on CANAL BoAT.-We have been in
formed of one of the most outrageous mutinles
and riots it has been Our fortune to hear lately.
On Friday evening last, the canalboat Banner
was On her passage from Beaver to Cleveland.
The boat had reached the Twenty One Locks
near Akron, Ohio, at The foot of which the freight
was discharged. The Captain stopped at the
Collectors office to settle the crew in the mean
time took the boat up through the locks AT
No. l6 the Captain overlook them, but by this
time the crew, seven in number, had got very
drunk, and were carrying every thing with high
in m hp
feared she would be sunk He therefore attempt
cd to tie her up; but the crew swore they were
not drunk and could navigate her well enough.
On his repeating the attempt they fell upon him,
and threw him on the deck where they CON-
menced beating him dreadfully. His WIFE, who
was on board, heard the noise, and seeing what
was going on, with the most heroic devotion
threw herself on him in such Il way IS to ward
OFT the blows. The savagcs then beat her to
compel her to rise, but she maintained her posi-
ton IN defiance Of their violence
The number Of passengers was twelve, lorr
genil.m,n and eight ladies. The latter, wEo
were in the cabin, commenced screaming, when
some Of the crew rushed down, and with knives
threatened them what they would do if they did
not remain quiet. Among the rest, they threat
ened the wife OF a gentleman on board, both Of
whom were in led. He jumped up and having
a pistol, ordered the scoundrcs tn stand off, and
said he would shoot the first man that laid hands
on ore of them. On this they retired. The gen.
tlcmen tn. n opened window, and all in the
cabins escaped. After they had c'eared the boat,
tac crew went on. The Captain rai.ed two men
and two constables, and followed, but were un.
able to board the boat. He then raised four con-
stables and eight men, who finally succeeded in
capturing The whole gang, and on Saturday m9m-
ing brought the boat back Such arc the par
liculars as we learn them from gentleman who
met the mutineers running away with the boat
and passengers baggage. There may be some
! cxagePraton, but we assured they are mainly
correct. Pittsburgh Adv. h inst
GUADALUPE We have received accounts
confrma.ofy Of the Obstructive fire at Basse
Terre, on the 27th August, denied in Boston
pap II The Guadalupe Oaicial Gazette states
the damage at 5000, 600 francs-a additionally 10
which, the town was visited on the l4th August
with terrific gale, causing damage to the ship
ping in port. III. S. Gazette.
FIaE.-TGe brick Woolen Factory of Gilson,
Smith & Co. at Proctorsville (Vt) was burned
on the 90 ult, Nothing was saved from the
spinning room or carding room, and but little
from The weaying.room. The contents Of the
two lower rooms were mostly saved, in damaged
state. Insured in Boston for $4,000.
q Snow fell to the depth Of several inches
IN Butler, Pc. on the 29.h ult.
1 The B.others Of Waraw perform thi, evening the
New York heir feas truly .urpr,snk. The
Carolina ine' are ma' cans in the trus sense OF N; word
They produce eaqulite harmony The Laughing Gas
nfrrs infinite dsi7ht Comic ing srntim nal and dane