New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-17


would hesitate calling on me, to this effect, should
il be found necessary.
In Il second letter, Just received from you, you
ask permission to use my first at discretion, and
as no injustice can be done to any one, by allow
ing you To do so, although my letter was written
as private, know Of N good reason why should
withhold the permission you ask, and therefore
accord to it, Very respectfully.
II. B. BAsCOM.
From LAGUAYRA.-We learn from S J. Wallis,
passenger in the brig Selim, from Laguayra, that
when he left, on the LIST OF August, the election
for Vice President was to take place, and that It
would go off peaceabIy, as the President had
troops stationed at Caracas, TO DC ready at mo-
ment's warning. Express.
HELpgnBeRG Troubles On Tuesday, Sheriff
Bltterman left this city III wagon. accompanied
hy Deputy Leonard, tor the Heidelberg, TO serve
proc, SIS on the tenants Of the Manor OF RcEssc-
.erwyck He was, we understand, refused ad.
mt,ancc in the tavcfns and private houses on the
road, and was forced 10 sleep that night III the
barn of Mr. Van Leuvcn, tavern. keeper of
Bernc. Attempts were made during the night to
enter the place, but the Sheriff, who was armed,
threatened 20 punish the first man who should en-
ter, and SO kept his castle safe I'LL morning In
the morning he proceeded on his route, and about
noon his horse was shot twice, once with small
shot and again with bullets by outlaws disguised
as Indans. He subsequently, in the day, cap
turcd Two of the persons engaged in the outrage.
but they escaped. He returned to the city last
night. One man, with whom he had conflict
during the day, had the Sheriff arrested this
morning. for assault and battery.
the story Of the capture OF the Sheriff, which
~ ~, Lo Inurn.l IF La
out of the imperfect rumor which reached this
city of resistance offered to him, and his prlong-
ed absence. Albany Atlas
Rev. Mr.. Although the Grand
Jury some time since found an Indictment against
Rev Mr.. FauchIld Tor adultery, vet he has not
yet been brought here FIR trial, owing to the he
station of Governor Briggs in granting requi
sition upon the Gouernor of New Hampshire.
The Governor. We understand, has his doubts
whether MIR. F. can be considered fugitive
from JUSTICE within the intent of The law.
NewhuTyport Herald
AccIDENr-The Day ton Journal says that
on Friday morning, while theIoco. Foco po.
cesson was parading the streets, previous 10
departing for Liberty, distressing event occur
red. The artillery squad were firing a salute,
when, by the premature explosion of the charge,
one of the gunners. Mr.. Smith, had his col.
lar bone broken, and another named Tucker had
his hands and face severely injured
ROBBERY OF THE MAGIcAN.-IIerr Alexander.
the Great Magician, was robbed on Saturday
night OF S2l3 IN gold, by boy who was assisting
him in arranging his benches at the Theatre 10
put his apparatus upon. The money was in MS
coat, which he laid down in 4 hurry to do some
thing, and when he examined il the money was
gone! The boy left for Louisville the same even
ing, and Herr Alexander sent an officer after hun
Yesterday morning. We had thought Old Nick
possessed Of more conscience than to let one ofhis
imps rob one of his near relations.
Cine matt Commercial, 18th.
ANOTHER DARING BuRoLARY-The dwelling
house OF Mr.. J. Soards, living ON 9th street, was
entered through the front window, on Friday
nigh, last after O'clock, by some daring villain
villains, who lii candle and searched the
front room completely over. a small gold watch
valued at $50, aud silver watch whch cost
S25, were taken, also & crava; belonging to one
OF the family, and some other small articles. TIE
family uerc asleep above and heard or knee no.
thing OF the matter until morning.
Cincinnati Commercial, l2th
SuIclDE.-In Attlebo!ough, Mass. on Friday
list, Mr.. Samuel Allen, aged % years, commit
ted suicide. The circumstances connected with
this occurrence are peculiarly distressing He
has long suffered from that fatal disease the con
SUMPTION, and when reduced almost to infan,iie
weakness, he, in moment OF mental alteration,
IN the night, arose from his bed, descended the
stairs from his chamber and walked nearly fifty
rods from his dwelling, and was found suspended
by cord from 4 tree, !ite!css corpse. He has
LETT wife and one child.
u Mr.. Boston, Sheriff Of this District re
turned from Washington or Saturday, having
concluded The arrangements with the United
States Government Tor the surrender of Lapage,
who is stand his trial for the destruction Of our
Court House by fire. Lspage was also brought |
IN iIom Champlain on Saturday.
Montreal Courier.
CORRUPT PosTMAsTga.-A postmaster in La |
peer county, Michigan, has been arrested and |
held to bail in 1900 for purlo:ning certificates |
Of deposit from Inc mail under ms charge We !
learn from the Detroit Advertiser, that losses
have frequently occurred IN tee last Is months. |
and ye. the guilty party escaped detection though |
several SPECIAL agents have visited the rout in |
pursuit of the offender.
II The town Of Fall River, Mass which some
time stree was almost burned TO ashes, has risen |
Phoenix ike into renewed vigor and prosperity -
The Monitor say the whole number of d cling
houses, stores mechanics shops, factories, livery
stables, churches and school houses, which have |
been erected since the fire, and which are now in
progress, is about three hundred.
rcinc. .-ef is improving rapidly, as is seen
froEi the number Of building lots So '"-'"'
ngs erected,