New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-10

SoUrH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE-Nor MI
James ~ Walker from the Committee on reoeIa TEE
lions introduced Bill TO amend the law 70 prevent GU
zeus Of New-York from carrying slaves aho P 80
70 service out Of the az to ao" Tue ICE VI o
dollar instead OF ten 10 the Inspector s.o5 p;r -,
Er Memminger pursuant 10 notlce H''ouuSeu D.' ~
shi.h Inc u,i.hren. death fo- forgery and counter
fei,ng and in place Of the punishment oil ceain Hlty
iashes aud imprisonment for not more tnan seven years
arc substituted
Nm 3-Mr Phillips gave notice tina; ne would intro
duce Bill 10 punish capitsty, the offence oil seoucoH
By fte. persons OF color and negroes on whe women
A Resolution submitted By Mr. P!nc kney P.op
ing 10 double the tax on free persons o. coioi' ~
they shall fail TO make their returns.
! nv uo,-cu7os-A ST. Clair, Michigan paper
states on the authority OF j. Hoosatoh' Ja r bro
brcs N ever recovering the body OF mis- iaineatro
~ bsye ceased steady search was tnaue iyt -
G,,,.een DAYS bat purpose, not"iiusEslo.s ,
water where the boat upset was tcaiesy lou -, ~ -,
eir, vreather An undercurreu that exists a. 'Iat
f,sI snot has undoubtedly carried the oooy 70 t
Scn,l, of the lake over which the rude tempest "i'
forever chant the Wild requiem oil us ieiaieoy
we NAV be permitted 10 mention an interesting se y
relation 10 the melancholy calamity wncA We iehih
from .e same ~ the time OF the
which closed DR.. Houchion's events! career; IN .le
waters of Lake Superior hsd with him in mis- canoe
his faithful i,,e dog described IN the papers oy
the letter writers ofthat region About an hour aei 'c
upse,tng othe boat, The dog came mo tzg.e
ncf bruised bv being dashed against the rocks at MS
s,reor.h nearly exhausted in which condition ne re-
NAMED for several days and yet would frequently neo
bic along the banks Of the AXE 70 the place Of the sta
al
'''' ''' - Buffalo Com. Adv.
yT5s A public meeting was held in Savannah on
Wednesday, take into consideration the spoJecl "a
tie present arrangement OF the Mails The mayor was
called 10 The Chair Resolutions were adopted oeca'ns
that the citizens OF Savannah had been neglected % i
Postmaster Genera-that the oeprv!ng OF s
Macon of daily mai. an act oil nJustice-,I va
N all serricc has never been performed with sucn seeu
ard regularity has been attained oy orooAs q pai
der line Of stearnersand that the cum OF ashcu
nv these rcpteucn is low and should have been accept
ei he he Denarment whose refusal 10 pay them $50
Nor mile while il pays 1927 per mile TO the South Caro-
una and Georgia Railroad Companies amounts 10 nus
tice and oppression lN"''i '''' 49,
D,qrpxss,.c DgArH.-A young man residing
nen- Zanesvie Ohio met his death few days ago IN
the following He about with another per-
son to Kill calf and had butcherknife whetted very
sharD for the purpose with the point upward IN the
nocket of his shirt, In attempting catch the calf which
had broken away. IL probably struck the knife when
was driven upward between the ribs into his heart Inc
weight Of the knife and garment drew 1t rom Inc wound
and after walking few steps he threw it away he
walked about twenty rods the house where he died
few moments afterwards.
NAvAL.-The U. S. frigatc Potomac. whose pro
racted stay has caused apprehension arrived last
"Wednesday evening in company with U. 5. steamer
priane,0H ia Hampton Roads Some rough weather
was experienced by the ships of Cape Hattcras WIN
contrary which the passage only
occupied days The Princeton was IN charge oi COM
mander EHcLE. and was sent by Commodore CONNER
TO render such assistance the Potomac as her crippled
condition might require.
HOME MADE IcE.-Thursday night was what the
Yankees would call singer" So cold was it that ice
was found in the ncshoorhooi of the c!ty--not very
thick be sure but there it real sureenough ice
very little II such weather will do out this way
The air continued cold up late hour last night,
and that it is feared the excessive frost WIN IN
| jurc the sugar crop. n. o. Picayuue, Nov 18th
- The steamer Confidence arrived at Hannibal,
No few days since, with about TWO hundred Pennsyl
yania Germans on board. They are from Wes,moreiand
and Beaver counties and from five to Six hundred more
expected from the same counties during the present
season They are going TO Shelby county Missouri,
where the united colony will make about 1000 souls
Exchange paper.
~ One of the three negroes charged with kill
ing their master Mr. Philips of Rutherford County,
n c. has been convicted and sentenced TO be hung on
the l2h of December next The trial OF the other TWO
deferred until next Court
~ The U. States ship John Adams, Commander
McCluney would sail from Vera Cruz 9Th inst for Pen
sacola 1t was said she waiting TO convey Mexican
| Minister or Commissioner TO the United States.
! Iy' Mr. Conner a constable of Lowell had both
his legs cut on by the wheels of the railroad cur passing
over them on Saturday.