New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-25

loved will shed cf fTagAhce EDOVe EeT
and the songs birds will pass her ear unheeded II tie
glad SpriAgtne but. though she will be nscnsole to
them they will revive the memory OF the beauty and mel
ody which have fed with her beyond the shores OF time
Thus fades thus lanGuishes, Erows dim, aud dies,
All that this world Is proud OF 2!
MAIL FOR THE PAclFrc.-The I. S. schooner
On.ka-hv-e. Lieut. Commd't A. Sinclair, will sail
from Norfolk on the lst May, for Chasres;
A mail bag will be made up at the Norfolk Post
ther. prior to that day will be forwarded. The
postage to Norfolk must in al! cases be paid u ad
vance.
By this conveyance, letters and newspapers can
be transmitted for persons in New Granada, Peru
and Chill, or TO any of the islands IN the Pacilc
Ocean. tMadsonian
The FRIENDS OF THE SLAvE.-It is we believe,
pret,y generally known that Cdsslus N. Clay, that
noble and self-sacrifcing friend Of the slave, and
practical abollnonlst, Is about Issuing paper IN
Lexington, Kentucky specially devoted TO that OBJ
ject in his own State, and incidentally IN all the
other States of the Union. Within the week past,
gentleman residing in that place, on his tour
through the Western and Northern States tor the
purpose OF procuring the patronage and subscription
OF such Of citizens rs were favorable TO that cause,
passed day in city, where he obtained cor
siderable number Of subscribers from gentlemen belonging
beth political parties but principally from tile WI 2s
Knowing that there in city considerable number
professed abopnss. Liberty Party men, as they
style themselves sustaining Liberty Press he
ably anticipated that he should make quite good hau
amongst them, aud obtain very liberal subscription 10
Mr. Claws pa: er But what must have been his surprise
when he found, he did, that, with single exception,
they all turned him the cold shoulder ard added not
single 10 his subscription list What better than all
empty sham all such aboonsm as this: No. these arc
the men who manifest their practical love for the poor
slave In bestowing their money to support sham Lib
Press, and in maintaining SET of needy and mise
ahe agents travel around the country and dole oat tr
vapd lectures such silly women, and more silly men'
whom they can draw together 10 listen 10 them, and pre-
vail upon contribute TO their support plague upon all
such empty and hnpec''icot slams Utica Gazette.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LIBERTY CONVENTION
Convention thus designated be held at Cincinnati en-
1th June The call which appears In the cn-
cnna Herald that 1t s not designed that the Con-
yenon shall be composed exclusively of members OF the
Liberty Party but of all who, beevng that whatever Is
worth preserving in Republicansm can be mainioned,
only by eternal and uncomp-omising war against the
criminal surpaons of the Slave Power are resolved to
use all constitutional and honorable, and Just MEANS 10
effect the extinction of Slavery in their respective States
and It's reduction to It's constitutional limits IN the United
States"
The call Is signed 3l9 citizens OF Ohio. Of Michigan
IS Of Pennsylvania 40 Of Indiana and 90 (ncluding few
womcn) OF Virginia
Iron ORE OF HEEKIMER Cot'NTY.-An IneXhdust-
ie pply Of magnetic Of the richest and best quality,
has been discovered in the town OF Salisbury about ten
miles from the Eric Canal yinsin vein running NORTH
eas.crly from the point where frst found towards
uxcm State Geologist concludes that parallel veins OF
similar character found in the immediate region of the
one mentioned and he also esties TO the value OF the ore
Examinations subsequent 10 those made by tha gentleman
show vein from TO three feet wide al the surface ana
increas ne width and quality with the depth OF the ex
cavation and extending ree-fourts OF mile IN the o-
reion before indicated The marks of magnetic at
traction which attend 1t where actually brought 10 view,
continue for an unascertaned distance Indeed 10 DOUBT
is entertained by scientific ana practical men as to the
abundance of the supply. competent water power may
AZ
miles from the locality Of the mine, one OF which, and the
nearest may be reached by an unnierruptedly inclined
-raJe The distance this last point 10 the Erie Canal
is eight miles The facilities for obtaining coal are nsur-
passed by any section in the state lhe!Knef jour-
TAR AND FEATHERS We learn from the Haver-
hill On II True Democrat that on the l4th Inst man
BY the Of fParkhursi was tarred ana eaeeo py e
students OF Dartmouth College. The man was more lhail
suspeccd of keeping house of aple. and 1t was said
that he had even prosued his wife and daughter in the
most infamous manner y aelachnehl ol suseils nle
call on him at his house. seized him. and forced him 10
accompany them 10 the College grounds, where, after
trial and hearing he audged TO receive good tick
coat of and feathers which was at once tted us per
SON. whe amid the shouts OF hundreds mingled with the
notes of martial music, he was marched through the
streets back 10 his den ard there dismissed after being
duly warned to quit the place within one week.
{c5- There is a rumor IN this city that the fl-
chee Indians have crossed Red river IN large num-
bers for the purpose Of depredatlon and that Maj.
Besli. commencing For, Washlta, had sent an ex-
ress to Fort Towsou Tor troops 10 be IN readiness
10 march for the purpose OF checking any outbreak.
Ivan Buren (Ark) lntelgencer, 9Th
SUDDEN DEATH-Thomas Pollard. Esq. ot Bos-
ton. a very estmable gentleman, staying temporarily
here for his health, suddenly ruptured oiood YES
sci. about 9 o'clock yesterday morning, while
ascending the staircase at the Powhatan House,
and immediately breathed his last from excessive
hemorrhage. He was about 50 or 60 years OF age
[Richmond Wing, Tuesday
FIRE AT EAST rBRooKLYS.-Ihere We're three hres
Ojrh mead
n fur f,ctorv which was entirely destroyed Another
was barn belonging Mr. Wyceh lopposite the ier Oh
Mr. Delmonico which was burnt 10 the sround consuH
ing also thirteen and two horses Another Darn was
I aos,-oyed in another neghsorhood, in which several
cows were burnt 10 death. The impression existed uat
these fires were the work Of incendaries It IS rnnored
that two seen leaving lie Oih oi 'hl' "feoH'
b, fore the ire discovered.
Dr-,v1ox or THE NJ E. CHURCH-Tie vote IN
the anpu conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
To rscnd the restrictive rule so that me properly OF ie
Church may be divided, Is ic SOME .. .. Sou.el pa
pers say that division will take place neverthees ana on
The other hand il IS currently reported that some Of the de-
leraIes 10 the Louisville Convention nave eAprea 'e
intention OF votag in favor o poo'p0ANs 'e ec I V @
til the next General Conielenec. t~e-i. -A''.
t., ~, Sr,Ss-Upwards OF seven thousand
skins Of Be.r Fox Deer and Coon passed through Cncn
n,t last week having been conectea DF an entefsins
company Of young men from @ ~ our y, =, ub n
western mart of Virginia After process OF cleansing
and dressing wild, The hair at UIoana they VIII De tax
en- to NewYor for sale ana wiz nna e
in ;he Russian possessions Oh the Coast ior
cIotbin for The inhabitants residing in that region.
'''''-De ~ Cincinnati Gazette.
F.r,rxeroy C.yAL-This Canal Is now in per-
ct o1ds and bsiness has ~h brighter pros
poets than ever bcfore.
AIr1.,cuo1y AccIpExT:-Mr. Ana PaEdee, an
AGED and respectable citizen OF East Haven, In coming
down the hl at .he paperuin yesterday, was thrown
go ,,s .ro, NJ. head striking stone and The
SION n Killing M him instantly. [Ssw-Havea Pal Tuesiar
frea case was decided last week in the United
s.Ss Crcnt Court OF Missouri, sitting at ST. Louis, By
which appears that sretes on the Official bonds Of Post