New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
Minor News CT the Day.

Minor News CT the Day.
~. The following paragraph from Saturdays
Argus gives one rather 4 melancholy idea OF the
domestic concerns OF the Happy Family:
Tue Auburn STATE PEisoS-The Cayuea Patriot OF
the as. nit give, the OF eersR capable and efficient
officers the Prison. sterling Democrats. who were
renewed AZ the frs; and second meetings OF the acwlionrd
Inspectors and other persons 'pPantea IN ;Eeir place
F!Er-A fire broke OUT Yesterday morning, abos
half-rdst ore o'clock, in the extensive Pottery esah sh
ment Of iicssrs Henry & Van Aieu in NGison-st:ect
which, before it Was eXtincUised entirely destroyed the
whole of the premises, and dwelling houses In front OF
the factory. Comparatively snail quantity OF the ware
was .ved and understand a.! the moa!ds were de-
s,rcyct Seine damages was done 10 dwelling house west
tile Pottery, but twas ultimately saved MeSsrs Lien
~ Van Allen had an insurance OF $4,000 but their loss
have been much greater. Il supposed the fire ORR
lAlbany Ev. jour Monday.
1r;-The Marlboro Gazette OF Friday says: I'VE
learn that meetings be held n The different districts
of Calvert county Monday next to a!Tsc on the expe
dieney resisting the collection. Wehope the sooe Sc
cord thought the people may nGncc them 20 permit hc
collector 10 discharge MS duty withor. moes.aticn.
T. 4 letter from Washington says: " Another
scheme for forwarding the cho mlR - The rate ofsixy
miles AZ hour hich rlpid enough ;or practical PURPOSES
is now in agitation Experiments soon 90 be mtdc
which will demonstrate its entire feasibility 1t Will be
csnp mode OF transporting the mai-ad far preferable
the atmospheric railroad talked OF in England.
baltimore Patriot.
H. mere mas nten 3uutu 10 me iIUt p'ilHNlh~S
in The Ahenaum Gallery, Boston. portrait belonging 10
the Hon Caleb Cushing o. keylng, the famous Chh!ese
Commissioner. win whcca MI Cushing conclis,' ms sue
cess:u! negotiation for treaty Of commerce. 1t is from
the pencil Chinese artist, and is said TO be an excellent
likeness.
FATAL AFraAY The ST. Louis Reyei!le Of the
lSh has the following: y difficulty occurred oA The lane
r: Yesterday evening. between negro ana an lfi;na,
bo:h arayeii IN which the former seriously, II not
mor;ay wounded by blow, inflicted with billet OF wood
In the hands of the Irsman. The latter was immediate
y arrested.
The CROPS (savs tie Concord La. Intellisencer0
are in this vcAity skill suffering from the frequent rains,
of the Planters are IN the Grass and ma 1t hard I" feL
out Such is also the In tie Felcianas the parishes
of Baton Rouge and Point Coupee.
The Law IN FULL BGAsr-On Saturday last the
following Courts in session in our huge court house
supreme Court, Judge Hubbard pr siding l. > Circuit
Judge story; Common Pleas Judge Ward; Municipal,
Judge L. $ Cushing; Police, Judge Rogers and The JUS
tees Court Judge Merrill. Boston fos'.
f-z- Wood, arrested few davs since IN Boston
on the charge of rolbing and riag the house OF Mr. Sau
des in Portsmouth few months ago, has confessed aai
nrcaies o!her named Clark, Murphy Johnson and Dn-
yrczls as conederates III OF them have been arrested
Acz- A fine span of team horses belonging TO Nr
Nnr6Ay, OF Mi!tow;i Maine on last "Wednesday backed
of the wharf, dragging the teamscr with them The
horses Killed, but the teanier fortunately escaped
without injury.
q The Pittsburgh Age states thai DR.. Alfred T
kiag Greenburg, has discovered IN several Localities IN
tnct but noteScrpt animals micace0s sandstone be-
longing 10 the coal measures.
~ The river at ST. Louis is st: reccGir, slowly,
with between and 10 feet rater in TIE eha1nel. The
Lewis F. Linn At ST. Louis reports the steamer ldepen-
dence hard aground n Smiths Bar The T2o.ceo faht,
OF same place reports the Missouri River from Weston
down, with 4; feet wafer on the principe! 5a.'.
BUNKER HIM. MONUMENT GRouNDS large
number Of worken are busy engaged in grading layins
out pa;s and aornng this sacred and beautiful spot, BY
planting Tow, OF shrGbbery around it.
i5S- We earn that on Saturday last the SJpt-me
Court appointed RoBEEr MoNELL Esq the present. Judge
tie Gil Circuit CLERK OF the Supreme Court AZ Geneva,
in place OF Judge Sutherland, deceased.
(95- The Norfolk Repeal Association, following
the example Of the Societies OF Sew-oficans and Bal,i
more has dissolved Why is ;hs9 Even if Dan el 0Con-
nell should bet:ay relani does iha; alter the c OF the
Repeal cause
t. young woman named Eliza Hoffman,
about 23 years OF poisoned herself with hutum
the night of Friday last the canal boat Shadc Of &C.
neva. She died at Utica Size had made preSio''s at
temp: on her life.
t. The Editors along the unfnished Canals
COZ. rgh:'s Veto Message tong publication
f1}. i violent aud most destructive tornado and
hea sty1, occurred in De COUNTY, Mss the I3th
ias ant, destroying eyery thing in is coafsc.
gc;- Three fires occurred IN Boston on Thurs
day. They aTe attributed to !acead2sies.
e. Hon. Linus Child has arrived a; Lowell and
entered upon his duties as Superintendent OF Is Boot
Mills.
fgs- Thomas H. Perkins of Boston, hespresented
s25O0 70 The Mercantile Library Association ofa- city
~ There waa fog on the Hudson on Monday
evening, delaying the boats 70 Albany
r. All the convicts in the 81. ith and 5th Sen
ATE Ds;ic;s be sentenced 10 the State Prison
! in Clinton county.
* Col Hogan of Mobile, and Hon. John Camp
bel! of Charleston, are dead.
10. The Cumberland Aleghanian announces the
death of is senior Editor. II. Mckinley, Esq.
y-Gov. Jones of Tennessee Will visit the East
this Summer.
C. Ole Bull was to give Concert on Saturday
evening las. IN Cincinnati.