New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-07

~, ,he mountains of Memory, hitherto bare
The fruits Of old centuries blossom ana grow
NJ, ,bev only can banquet in luxury there raud
Who are trained TO ascend in the school OF Uoit-
philosophers teach us that they who would reap,
In the sweat of their brow and with labor inustso
But here you may garner your crops "hen asleep
Bv disbursng trihe TO oFauvel-Gouraud.
Time was when men lauded the system Of Gray, [go;'
But the world soon discovered that that was no
Now blockheads may wonder and asses may bray,
But the King OF Alnemonics is vel-Gouraud.
PROBABLE MORMON WAR.-A large meeting
was recently held at Carthage, Illinois, growing
suit of numerous difficulties oflatc occurrence, be-
tween the citizens Of Carthage and their neigh
bors of Nauvoo, at which resolutions were passed,
strongly denunciatory of the Mormons and their
notorious leader, Smith. The Warsaw Message,
remarking upon this state of things, hold the fol-
lowing language:
"We see use IN attempting to disguise the
fact that many In our midst contemplate total
extermination Of that people: that the thousands
of defenceless women and children, aged and IN
firm, who are congregated at Nauvoo, must be
driven out, ave. driven, scattered, Ike leaves be-
fore the autumn blast But what good citizen,
let US ask, what lover of his country and race,
but contenplates such an event with horror"
AN AFrRAy.-The Lexington (Ky.) Inquirer
of last Thursday, says: "We understand that
about eight or ten days ago. a dispute arose be-
tween Major Woodfolk and Mr.. Uriah Chiffon
In Versailles, about the price, delivery of some
hemp, which brought on a scutIie, during which
MIR. Chiffon received several wounds by pocket
knife. At first, it was thought the wounds were
not very serious; but yesterday morning 1t was
thought Mr.. Chiffon was dying, cut near the
temple having produced Inflammation OF the
brain Major Woodfolk was held to bail in the
sum of $4,000 to appear at the March term OF
the Woodford Circuit Court"
FORGERY IN CABoTytLLE.-A series Of forgeries
amounting to about $4,000, committed by one
NJ. E. Eager, painter in Cabotviile Springfield,
Mass. was discovered last week. He was in the
habit of forging the names Of endorsers upon
notes which he had discounted at the bank; and
neglecting to take up one which he supposed did
not come due until few days AFTER the supposed
endorseTs were notified and exposed the fraud.
Before the forgeres had been fully substantiated,
he collected between two days" about $50
which was due to him in small amounts, and
s'left for parts unknown" He was seen at
Greenbush the day he left Cabotvllle
The FIRE IN Erie, Pave learn from the
Erie Chronicle that Messrs. Johnson, Hinrod &
CO. are vigorously engaged in re6recting their
Iron Foundry, Machine Shop, sc. recently de
s.royed by fire. Not a man has been thrown out
of employ, all being engaged on the new build
ing. The Blast Furnace will be in operation
next week, and the Foundry and Machine Shop
soon after.
INFANTIcIDE.-We learn from the Newark Post |
that young woman was arrested on Saturday
snornng at Lyons Farms, N. J. on charge of
infanticide. The dead body of child was found
IN r,bo cl,o
some leaves, and from circumstances connected
with the girls previous conduct and appearance,
suspicion rested upon her. The childs skull was
fractured and part of the scalp gone-its right |
arm was broken, and deep cut in its back, be- !
sides bruises on other parts of its body. The girl
came from Hackensack a few months since. She
denies the charge.
MUrINY.-We learn from the Rhode Islander,
that mutiny occurred on board the brig Busy,
while leaving the port of Warren bound to Ma
tanzas. The colors were set at half mast-a boat |
from the Cutter went on board-a general fight
going on among the officers and crew. 1t was
soon quelled and two men put in irons. Subse-
auenty the captain concluded to free one of the |
men and proceeded to sea. The other was dis
charged and set at liberty. The creao 'oere most
ay intoricated Of course.
YANKEE NoTloNs IN LoNDoN.-Extract of
letter from London, received by the last steamer
"We have Yankee here who has opened shop
in the Strand for the sale of american manutac-
tured articles, such as cut tacks Scre1US augurS,
combs, pins, milk pals of cedar, wine coolers
corn brooms, wooden clocks, &c. &c. John Bull
will find out, at last. that we can now make our
own mouse-traps.' Atlas.
F1REs IN OHlo.-A Woolen Factory and
dwelling belonging to O. a. Ovatt, in Edln-
burgh, Portage county, burnt on the 18th
inst. Loss Ssl000-no insurance. The dwelling
of Seth Sackctt, in Summit, Summit county, was
burned recently, with all the furniture. Loss
Sl200-no insurance.
SAD DEArH.-Mr. Squire Pierce came to his
death at the Saunders Print Works, r. l. on Sa-
turday last by his limbs being caught in the ma
chinery. Both his hands and feet were torn from
his body. One foot was separated above the
knee, the other above the aacle
PROPERTY IN FLoRIDA.-The extensive hotel
establishment at Picolata, built by Ralph King,
at an expense, including furniture, Of $4,000,
together with $40 acres of land, was offered for
sale in st. Augustine, lFlorida,) a few days ago.
under the direction of the Planters Bank, at
Savannah and was bid in by their agent at $1,000:
the furniture $50.
u SIMEON HART, Esq, OF Paterson, New Jer-
sey, has been appointed, by the Governor of New
York, Commissioner for taking the acknowledge
mcnt and proofs of Deeds, Nc, for the State of
New York.
PAssAeE OF THE MARYLAND TAX BnL-The
bin providing for the more etfectual collection of
the Direct Tax Of the State Of Maryland, which
had previously passed the House of Delegates, was
passed on Wednesday by the Senate, by u vote
of l2 to s. and is therefore law.