New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-02
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FROM JAMArcA-We are indebted TO Captain
Bsn;n of the brig Mary NJ Hooper arrived al ta' port
gu Saturday evening. for file OF hins.on Iahsca) pa
r.,s IN tho 9Th mat The Colonial Legislature YVES IN
,a.,;on r. corsrouence OF the difficulty OF procuring
labor on the plantations proposion mad oeen mace by
some o. English proprisors 10 Introduce
from India TO ,uppy the places OF the blacks whom the
ernsnciuson laws have released from the obligation 10
labor.
The proposition was for the shipment of Eve thousand
coolies the immigrants termed from the port OF
Calcutta a, period not later than the Isl March next
direct for the Island o; jamaica The proposition II
Seems required the assent of the Colonial legislature
and the date of these advces there appeared 10 DC o
doubt but il would be readily attained. -,
The papers contain little e!se OF interest me se
healthy. The for sugar making =. 10. ~
bic aud markets generally good .io0ie ~,
CASE OF SALoME MCLLER-Our rsaes, =" ". -,
remember the case OF his gi. who was cIA'e S =,
sayc ht 20 have been born tree sno SCI Al
liberty BIZ the Superior Court oil LoulrI"e ;isr -
.er's Banner saws -" There are yet some slusu! -,
,,,s 70 t,e made in regard 20 TINS extraordinary
csc W~.J F Miller having been sued 10 oehs,' Oh Sao
,r Muller for damages he NH be enaoIeu 20 ois Io5
- evidence which will slow that the woman BIG
~, cI,rninr the name OF Muller, and declared jrH %
SO supreme Court born slave, and That tne real
sslome Muller is still living in this State
MlssouRr.-A Convention. 10 amend the Constitu-
,Io, of Missouri assembled in Jefferson City on the lin
ult R w Wells elected President on the fourth
ballot; Mr. Walker. of Galloway Secretary; and VIM.
Basser, Assistant Secretary
r. The Salem indiana News states that Rev.
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Hon John Law OF Vincennes, spoken OF as Loco
Foco candidates for United States Senator.
CHANCELLOR OF MIssIssIPPI.-In some ten Coun.
ties NJ far IA heard FROM Judge Maury 900 votes ahead
of Judge Taylor and upwards OF 5000 ahead OF Gen
Cooke
~ Hon Mr. Herric,. late Il. C. from Maine 10 spoken
OF the possibly successful candidate Tor Door heepen
the House OF Representatives the approaching session
of Congress What a fall there my counirymen
The extent of the fall may be questionable. Inc
services cx pccted OF Northern Loco.t oco MEMBER
of CONGRESS nowadays consist chiefly Ia iaithiuy
doing The biddings OF their Southern tashnasters,
and if they rebel they are sent 10 Coventry. Inc
ne,y station assigned 10 Mr.. Herrck, though not
oncrall considered 20 dignifcd his former one,
will be less irksome to honorable man, and lis
duties more easily performed 10 his own credit
Kennebeck Journal.
FALL OF RAIN on THgRsDAY.-The quantity oil
rain which f during the storm on Thursday as ascer
t,iued at The Astronomical Observatory al Cambridge,
was Jour and hait inches The annual average Is not
more than Sc inches SO that the ram on Ihurs'ay "t
equal 10 about one-eghh OF the whole annual quantity
81 The name of the German who was probably
murdered at Bushnes BASIN near Rocheser Anew days
since was Peter Iuler. There is mystery hanging
over his death.
~ Rev. Mr. Peabody, late Of New Bedford, has
acccoted the call 10 the Ministry OF Kings Chapel Una'
ran FniscopsN Boston The fiosstreet Church must,
therefore look for some else 10 NIL their pulpit
Destructive FIRE.-Last evening. about 10
O'Clock fire was discovered in the building at the corner
of Colonie street and Broadway occupied ne procefy
c,oro bv Robert Wallace IL was eStiusuished-as was
supDosed-withou, any material damage being done IL
was suggested that watch be KEEP; during the night Tor
greater safety About IL O'Clock, however tue person
in charge becoming satisfied that all danger was passed
I Inc store and went home. The fire broke out again
a, O clork and made Glenn WORK mat DuuoIns "As
e,,ircly DESTROYED the one IN broadway MS
last was wei! filed with stock Of Tobacco, owned by
MIR Thomas Snlwc. The entire stock was burnt On
Cnionies street the fire reached and destroyed small
frame building. and also the dwelling house OF hr W al
lac. Several other houses were much endangered out
we're saved Albany Eve. Jour. Saturday.
r1y- Roller Iron is said TO be in demand, and none
nnnufacrred in this State in New England We nave
abundant material Of superior qualify and yet we are en-
,ev denendent uuun Philade pha Tor Boiler Iron ne
Essex and Clinton County Iron tried some years nsc
and found 10 be better than the Philadelphia Iron Inc
Iron of NewEngland is not suitable Tor TINS purpose
to hoped tHt this branch VIII be tKen III hhhu oS
some of enterprising men, and That bostoh as wen
ss ourselves will soon be supplied from our own mines
Albany Evening Journal.
Now FOR INtS7ER-We shall soon have bridge
If ice ncross the river should the present weather COP
tnue This morning the river was filed with locating
ice and the basin completely coated over Flour IN iIn
mense quantities is get afoat notwithstanding the
enormous shipments 10 ew.York during the present
week What shall be done with IL There is no room
in the storehouses-even the docks will soon be lncHpa'
BILE OF holding more. lA'o' Ef''"7'
HARLEM RAILROAD ExTESsIoS.-The work
upon this road is in rapid progress throueh tne
county of Westchcscr, and tho company are ABOUT 10
nut under contract Immediately an acCtlOna secto "
30 miles extending through Putnam into the rich valley
in the interior Of Dutchcss This viii bring the ROAD 10
a poin, SO miles from the city OF Newlork, leaving ou
from IS 10 so miles unite with lbe Albany ana west
S,ockbridye Railroad party OF Engineers is now en-
gagged 10 Columbia county, locating TINS portion oil 'ne
route There will be no difficulty in having the whole
work under contract next Spring. AID. argus
Court CnIeudnr.
s,rprR,oR CouRr-This day.-Nos l, 8, ), a. 49. e.