New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-11
Hurrah Tor Chenanso.


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Hurrah for Chenango.
Correspondence cftise Tribune. NoaEIeIi. March 9Th
DEA4 S1g:-The Wings haint got nothing else
in Chenango but ten of the nineteen S1perSiso.s'
with more than an even chance for the eleventh
This has never occurred bat once before. IN our po
Etical history. While the Loco-Focos were an
nexiur I1srus 10 the Union, we united chenango to
Whiggery.
The towns stand thus:
Wig. Loco-foe0r
o o.,es IJns,aen. McDononsh. Goilford,
Usseic, n e.sh.r Coventry, German,
ny .iou ,n $3.50 New Berlin, Preston-s-
Columbus, Sorwich-lS
Bainbridge to come in, and we look hopefully
for her. This is the way ICE celebrate the inausu-
ration OF Pres. Polk. Yours, respectfully
p. S-We learn through another channel that
BA1snRrpGs IS WHIG-Ira Hyde, Supervisor so
tha Wings have II to in the Board OF Supervisors
Last wear. the Locos had OF least tiDo to one NOW
we lose the Supervisor of Oxford by ttro lasf year
o. Coventry by t,eo NcdoIough by u and Preston
bv IL On the other hand, we carry SairHvIILE
nv one. PITCHER by sir, and NORWICH by firnefeen.
Close shaving. but THE COUNTY Is Wing, Tor the
first time since 1910. LED. mo.
M. Some eight or ten faithful colored msn, for
merly employed in the Public Store House in Broad street,
haye been removed understand. by order OF Ar Col
Van Ness and their places supplied by members o.
the Fnuire Club The black men cannot vote ana LOCO
Focoism the boosted friend OF the poor and deenceiess
can't afford to throw away favors men who can rem
der no equivalent but honest toll Well we suppose men
with dark skins must be satisfied under the present admin
with any thing short of being sold into slavery in
order 10 enlarge the srea of freedom We hope they
NAV be duly grateful their friends Of The Lber, Party
by whose aid Polk was elected.
Mn HupsoS's LEeruRE-LAsT EvESNG.-Al-
though considerably above g the head OF (our) ma
vieation.,' we bravcd the storm, and heard MI
Hudson's Lecture at the Stuyvesant Institute last
evening. He said he would do the best he could
nv his audience, and therefore added to his sub
;ect his criticism upon "Cymbeline." In our
opinion. he especially exces in his delneations OF
the female character; delicacy, fairness, and the
appreciation of the finer feelings OF the heart ne ap
plies very elegantly ia his criticism OF Shakspeares
Women. He entered into the subtle mysteries OF
(" Midsummer Nights Dream" with atiuly adml-
rable fidelity especially with the humorous paris,
he seemed to sympathize most heartily. With his
criticism Of ssRomeo and Juliet" we did not
altogether coincide Mr. Hudson will remain, and
give Course of eight Lectures. This announce
ment was received with great satisfaction
M ]. AUGUSTUS SHEA, Esq. will lecture at Clln-
ton Hall this evening on the Efficacy of Moral
Power in the attainment Of National Rights The
immediate alluson is Of course TO the struggle OF
Ireland for Legislative Independence, but the prn-
cpes therein involved are worthy of universal con-
sderaton and acceptance. Mr.. Shea has made
bimself thoroughly familiar with his subject, and
will exhibit it in light deeply interesting TO the
Philanthropist and the lover Of Freedom and Pro-
sress. We bespeak for him general hearing
A WAIF.-An infant was left on the doorstep oil
No. so Eldridge.st. about hali-past on Sunday
evening. II was taken care of by the inmates OF
the house, and sent yesterday 10 the Aims House.
The name of Sarah Jane Eldridge was given IT by
its kind protectors.
A WONDERFUL. Henry Wolff, who was
thrown from a sail-boat into the East River near
Turtle Bay ON Saturday, and was most undoubt-
inely supposed to be drowned, presented himself to
his astonished and overoyed family on Sunday. 1t
,nnears that he swan to the Long Island shore,
walked to Wamsburgh, crossed the ferry on
Sunday morning and walked home to his relatives,
who were mourning him as dead
TExAs.-By the arrival of the steamship Netr-
York Capt Wright, in 80 hours, we are IN pos
session of dates to the 22d inst. The news Is un-
important.
voking all Letters of Marque or Reprlza issued
| bv the Government to authorize individuals 10 nj
out and arm Vessels Of War or Prlyateers. Tor the
purpose of wagiug hostiltes by sea against Mexico.
Robert S. Herndon has been conflrmea oy the
Senate assCollector OF Customs Tor the Dis'nc' Oh
| BRACES.
n A. Cobb, Consular Agent for the French Gov
| eminent. has published Card disavowlng that he
is an Agent for NJ castro's Colony n ,1,b Il.
Erprr.pv,y ,o1r1sr,NA give the agricultu-
raj editors at the North idea OF Louisiana climate
we would state that OF mucanlis trees IN our garden
have been In leaf for weeks and for the last
few days we been feeding silk worms peacn uses
are now eb 22) in blossom and most OF The trees IN TINS
| e '' y Planters Banner, Franklin, La
Ms Phe planters Banner printed at Franklin
GAY offers to give US a SET OF the Weekly
Tribune TO supply the place CT that lost IN me
Ere. We are obliged to the Banner Tor this
favor, but have already supplied the deficiency.
DREADFUL AccIpEyr.-Ye sterday morning De;
| tween - and / o'clock, as NJ. James Nicer and
another person whose name we did not learn, We're
passing on their return from one OF the Theatres,
the Ice House Of Mr.. Warner, at the corner OF
Champs Eysees and Victory streets, me wal li1n,-
ing on Victory street fell out with tremendous
crash. Instantly killing Mr. Mizer and breaking the
leg of his companion, who fortunately had heard
the cracking of the wall. and endeavorsd to escape
BY sprirging from the sidewalk 10 the street.
- sf.'.a'-'s IN o. Bee, Feb. q.
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another case of stabsing in this city, which result
ed ia the death Of a young man named Pierre Ira.
pisnier, on Tuesday evening last. II appears tnat
/ a Mr.. Bruueaa, also young man, had dispute
with the deceased, and that he received dow
upon which he instantly drew knife and attempt,
ed TO stab Trapignier bu, his hand was arrested and