New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

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A:orurg Revolutionary P,rRIoT Gosr.-
Died. a, Co3leskill Centre, on Thursday 'aS''
Can't, GEORGE WARNER, aged SO years, 3 months
and % days. W
Cap.. Warner was the son oil George Warner,
end brother OF Nicholas Warner, all of whom sig
nalzed themselves dcring =" the times that tired
mems souls The two former were captured by
The tories and Indians and carried into Canada
Cant. Warner was also made 4 prisoner by the
same hostile band. but made his escape from tic
enemy on the first night of his captivity lie was
the last Of that gallant bard WHO took part IN the
memorable battle of Cobleskill Valley lllsia-
Tiers house, which was situated short distance
from mis- own residence was fired and burned to
the pround by the invading foe, with seven human
beings in it, whose only crime was opposition 10
OPPRESSION and adherence l. the cause oi freedom
and equal rights.
After the determined resistance of Capt. Pat
rick and his brave followers had been overeoTnc
by superior number, led on by the infamous
Brandt and Butler, the retroating patriots were
pursued. when some OF them took refuge IN MI
War5cr's house, where they persisted as above dcs-
crihcd. AID Alas'
n How queer to think Of seeing American
Steam Beats navigating the Mediterranean and
Plnrk seas But this is already. realized and
more are 10 be built and sent out there. VII
ness the following from the Hallowci', (Me) pa
per: ~, ,.s
boeo connected with the steamer Bangor IN Con
stan,nsple, Turkey, for nearly two years pat
arrived in the last steamship at Boston, with d's-
n,,chce from MIR. Everett our Minister AT Lon
don, for this government. We understand II is
the intention of Mr.. W. r. Page to build steam
vessel at Bath of Iarcc dimensions, as soon rs
The freioht boat now on the stocks is launched
She is 10 be built on the Ericsson principle, AID
is DESIGNED for the Mediterranean and Black Seas
Mr.. Page goes out in her as Commander.
A CLUE TO THE MYsTERy.-Our readers wall
remember that about two weeks ago, the man
uled BODY of female was found partially buried
in the sand on the shore Of the river near Sandy
town The body, it was supposed at the time
had been carried there from some dssectlng room.
II was without scalp, but, on trial the scap that
was found some days before on the steps OF It
hoardinr house in this city was found TO ut IL
This morning trunk was picked up near where
the body was found. On opening few articles
Of female apparel and two pillow cases with
blood ON them were found in ii. These cases
were marked Louisa II. HAYDEN. and numbered
,c,r1 II Buffalo Com ADV.
Fatal. DuaI.-Anohcr OF these melancholy
occurrences took place yesterday morning. and
the SEQUEL threw a gloom ovcr the hearts of lie
friends of tho deceased which years may not dis
mel. The parties, Mr.. John Dubuys and Mr.
Victor Gastein, met with double barrcIcd guns,
loaded with ball, in the Third Municipality, just
behind the tobacco warehouses. At the first fire
Mr.. Gasten was shot through the breast, and
died instantly. His antagonist escaped unhuTt.
Il, o. Cfcs. City, April6.
n, The Pensacola Gazette Of the 30th utimo
says:
,fieut. Montgomery. of the L. 5. Army, with
detachment o soldiers under his command. WHO
went in pursuit of the Indians, returned on lhurs-
fav morning last. We understand mat they Came
unon the Indians and fired at them, without effect,
md that the Indians took 10 swamp ana escaped
The troops destroyed their canoes, &c
The same paper records the death of Colonel
GEORGE E. CHASE, formerly of the U. 5. Army.
ONO S1IK.-Wc were shown this morning one
of the pretest Sun Shades that ever protected the
racc of 'ladve fairc from the beams of Old Sol.
II was made of silk raised in this State; and the
colors, also homemade, were bright, beautiful and
brilliant. The article was mounted with mother
Of pearl, and, altogether presented an evidence OF
American skill highly gratifying.
Cincinnati Times, Sth inst.
Canal Bo,Ts-Thc Canal Board have modi.
fed the regulation OH this subject published by us
some time since. As modified 1t reads as ioilo"s'
In order 10 protect other boats from injury, no
sco,y -, other boat hereafter 10 he buH and regis
tered shall be permitted 10 navigate any canal unless
the how of said scow or boat be constructed OF an
clinical or scmi-crcuar form. the versed sine OF
which shall be not less than one-lourlh OF the chord.
80 Albany Argus.
FRE-A large and valuable barn and sheds OF
Judge DanGcrd, of Schoharlc, was struck WIN
lightning on Monday afternoon last, ana con.
sumed, together with p tons OF hay, horse, l
COW and calf, and much other valuable property
n Steamship Caledonia, Lott, hence b0 hours
for Liverpool, arrived at Halifax 4th inst, took
on board additional passengers and proceeded
same day. boston pee
NJ A man named Washburn was drowned
recently near Oswego, by the upsetting of asklti
in which he was crossing the riyer. lie lell
wife and two children.
n The barn of Mr.. W. Todd OF Greece, Mon
roe Go. was burned down on Tuesday evening
last Loss $3.50.
To Prevent MOULDING IN Books, lax, PASTE
AND Ls,rnrR.-C Collectors of books will not be
sorry to learn that few drops of oil Of lavender
will insure thelr Libraries from this pest. SIN
gle drop of the same will prevent pint of INK
| from rnouldiness for any length of lime. Paste
may be kept from mould entirely by this addition
and leather is also eilectualy secured from INJURY
by the same agency.
A RRMARKABLE Tsurn.-Somebody observes
that it won't do when riding in stage coach 10
talk OF another man whom You have not seen, as
bcingan ''all-tircd scoundrel," until you are alb
solutely sure he is not before you.
Philadelphia Arrangements. ,s,,
/ BJITLUOEE cow E.N'ITO.N, MY Isl, letl;
S,SNl' 81 III nxY'S IN 4 oil ten new Boats, capable OF