New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-02
NEW-YoRK TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 9, ASA.

| II In the trial in the District Court OF the Il
seamen OF the whale ship Hibern;a. for pretend
ed revolt ii the Isle Of France, in refusing to &C
10 sea without survey, II came out IN evidence
that ten OF the seamen went TO the otrice OF MIR
Griffith, Weshman. who is acting American
Consul there and respectfully asked him to hear
their representations and order survey, and that
| Griffith called them a set of American cowards,
| and drove them away. The captain testified that
he had said nothing to Griffith to induce him to
90 this. though the rest &c the testimony implied
a cooperation between the Consul and the cap
tain in refusing their Just rights. 6ost POST
y The fourteen scameu OF the whaleship Hlber-
MA accused oimutiny were Yesterday acquitted oy
the jury after yerv few minutes consultation. II
was charged by the Court that they we're justified in
demanding survey OF the vessel; and II that was
refused 10 abandon her. Ii is said that they have
some $4,000 due them from the proceeds OF the yoy-
age, which they would have lost if they had been
convicted. Boston Mail, Saturday.
RESCUED FROM DEaTH.--Inihe Bay OF Mobile,
the 18th ult., then blowing gale the l. :. reve-
nue. cutter Woodbury. picked up FIVE men, who
were discovered clnging 10 a boat which had cap
sized and was drifting TO sea. The persons thus
rescued from death were The mate and four seamen
of the British ship Providence, fHull.
GES. JACKSON mas written 10 President Santa
Anna, urqing the release OF the Texan prisoners on
their parole OF honor He grounds his request on
the improved of humanity in the treatment OF
prisoners ot war in this age. sc.
Tg@ Frederick Nash, at present one ofthe Judges
of the Superior Court OF North Carolina, has been
appointed Judge to fiji the vacancy occGsioned by
The death of the late Judge CASTOR.
r. On Sunday evening the Ri. Rev. Bishop
kenrick laid the corner stone OF a free Roman Cath
Ole Church in Soulard's addition 10 the city OF 81.
Louis. ST LOUIS Reporter
THE CARRYING TRaDE.-Of the forty six ships,
tarks. brigs and schooners in the port OF Savannah
on the 22d inst twenty or more than ne'llalt
Of the whole were British. There was also one
Swedish vessel
~ The Canadian Steamer America, detained al
Rochester for some time past has been released by
dirtcton OF the Government. She was seized on a
charge of smuggling, which was TO have been tried
in May.
rgs 1t is in contemplation 10 build new Hotel
on the corner Of River and Congressstreets, Troy,
capable of accommodating 200 or 300 persons
- On the recent marriage OF one of the Rus
sian Princesses to the Crown Prince OF Denmark,
the Emperor presented 10 the BRIDE set oI dia
monds valued at t75,O0O.
NoLICENsEs IS MIDDLEsEx.--rhe County Com
missioners for Middlesex County, Mass, have met
and refused to appreciate any licenses for retailing
Intoxicating drinks. Licenses for nineteen individuals
were recommended by the Selecmen OF ten towns
only.
BASE IycENpIARIsM-On Tuesday night last, n
Stable belonging to Mr.. DeForrest, NJ Llewellyn,
six miles west OF Potsville, was fred Ey some devil
incarnae and before the neghbors could be collect
ed, completely consumed together with four valua-
BILE horses, quantity of harness feed, &c re-
ward of fifty dollars offered for the discovery OF the
perpetrators of this arrocous deed
[Pot,sville Emporium.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIfE.-The house of P. w.
Eastman at Newcastle, c. w, was destroyed by fire
on the llh nst and three OF his children o the ages
of FIVE, and nine years burned TO death. MIR:
Eastman rescued two OF his children from a horrid
DEATH and Mrs. E. was badly burned in an inetiec-
tual attempt to the other three
FrRE-on Springs Island, Biddeford, Me- 9th,
which desroyeda SAN mill, clothing mill and dress
ing mill: insurance $500; loss between 20OO. and
$4,000.
u The upper part OF the dwelling house oc
cupied by Mr. Issac Coffin, Portland, Maine, and
owned By Mr. James w. Norwood, Of Boston,
was destroyed by fire, on Sunday morning last
Loss 5000
sIyThe extensive Nail Factory OF 1lessrs. Sem
pie s. Stephens of Allegheny City, Pa was entire
" consumed by fire on the morning OF the 28th INST.
TaE FlNE: Arts, IN THE CITY OF NEW:YuRK- =
being Spo,et TO form an es,oc'aion 10 e,so'h ip ms
Arr the plan that who pays one dollar. sha
become member Of tins ASSOCIATION and, without further
payment entitled TO free ADM, TO the galley for -
and opportunity being now presented for agg the oun
ofiSn Of PSnsnss made b. the late Lu,s Rep s under
requiring mredse acton We the subscribers,
as are denoted by the numbers set Opposite TO our names res
pecvry, ant to thers-t one dosr rtch 10 te ea
SUR sqsI W. nnrd Sy the Board that the .pbscfpoa,
Smount Fifteen Thousand Doilars-whlch Certificates,
ha, - rhp Of. f.uchn
as W. mar respectively designate who shall under such
euation the Trustees shall prescribe then become mem
Tb following ar the condition, on winch
The 0siIery ha be by the purchase OF the
Reed COLLECTION Of Pa.utngs.
Board OF frusltes Who shall have power adopt Con't.
tuition appoint ocers executive aud othsr committees
ad pr.scribe their power, and du-s ill vacancies t-r
own BODY preserve enlarge and exhibit the Gallery 10
procure suitable premises Tor the eihlbton 10 obln htf
te and general manage and transact all the affd' oi tr
J. The Trustees shall have nc power either create aey
dsbt or liability on brha oil the Aotlat.on 10 sell
chan or snd any Of It's property DO suffs
thng whatever by which sn OF the same can IN any way o.
re properly ofhe Association shall De fully insured.
5 The exhibition of the Gallery shall o. open-d soon
s. Tbs Tru:ees sI.l give special the works
of Artists and to tie formation OF collection oil
EVER person paying dolia shall become member
of the Association and shall receive Certificate OF -moeI
ship which will -cti;le him free admission 20 the CerJ
m subject such regulations as shall De adopted oy th-
Crre Of n-mbership shall NOT transit rAble, but
The ighs conr-yed Oy shall attach solely TO t> person
The foloSas gentlemen shalt be the first Board Of
Ms@ Hai.ia Allen II Appleton r. e. toekwcoa saR'
John AUSTIN. Jos. y Lord
VIM e. Bryant Robert 3 M.nturn,
Wm. 3 Crosby. Hy. NlnliI.an
Ihomij : Cummings, Stewart I; NAisn,
William : Coueiy Hamilton Mur:sT,
s,.oi,sa n CbeI,st, James Mccullough,
Pr, t-oocs, Lora Nash,