New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

Letter from the Raxor-strop Man.
Bosro> July -. lsi5.
CENT herewith send you. through Mr.. John w
Oliver twenty 1--WE dollars being my mite for the relief
ofhe sufferers by the se disastrous and extensive con.
iagraion which swept portion OF your city. /
have in days gone by spent in three months for
liquor which consumed my peace. my health and my
rcspectability-and should indeed feel ungraieia now
that by Temperance and perseverance have resAned
my health and succeeded in accommodating suihciency
10 render ME and my family comiortsbe-dd | turn r.
deaf ear to my suffering fellow man You viii there
fore accept the amour, specified with the assurance
that 40 long have my health and strength there viii
be a few more left OF the sort for similar emcr
yencies To those who have suffered by the late Gals
nifty would say be of good cheer avoid the ntoxcs
ing bowl and persevere and prosperity viii again sur
round you-vhich Is the sincere prayer of
HENRY SMITH. The Razor. Srop Man"
corr ofthe Receipt
Received from Mr. Henry smith. the Razor sirop
Merchant by the hand OF Mr. John W. Oliver. twenty
ave dollars IN aid OF the poor sufferers by the late hc
n the First Ward. " +. WIMERDI>G, Treasurer.
~ The REPEAL ASSOCIATION OF this city had
a large meeting last evening no Washington Hal'ALyAN
HEDDRS Esq, presiding IN the absence Of he President
The meeting addressed al some length, by Horace
GREEDY. and Mr. WIN f. ROBINSON. both well known
advocates of the cause Of Irish emancipation. However
men may differ "a the Of the lamenabe cond
OF ireland the means OF relief there can De hHi
one opinion concerning the propriey Of some efforts "a
relieve her suterngs and nothing can be more natural
han that her In this country and the friends OF lh
erai government every where should fee deeply on the
subject No people on earth present stronger claims
human sympathy Newark Daily Advertiser
IN A letter in the sun dated July 9th from the
STAND of Jamaica says" All vessels from New iork
will have undergo rigorous quarantine unless they
bring bill Of health understand that the small
him. 80 DfaIn.. q
naca with his family chapain- {; are all undergoing
quarantine the Apostles Battery the other side
Port Royal harbor They came IN n VI steamer lcrmfs
from Nassau, \. T. where thu small pox was brought
from Ncw-fOrs
Hon j. Pickett Lieut. Murray and Mr. Midshpmar
Wells of Navy arrived here the 3D. In the r VI
steamer Avon. from Chagres and Immediately went on
BOARD the Trent for Havana on their way 10 tho
United We learn that the United States squad
ron in the Pacific is very sickly Guayaqul has been
visited by awful sickness
INDIANS ~ C,SADA.-lt appears by the Repori
"a, iiia..- ' o....ae~ sd 49, a.
Legislative Assembly the 2Oth OF March. lsi1 thsi
.ome 10000 Indians reside in the Provinces and that th
number j. on the increase The policy Of the British
Government the red man has been kind and
csory and the fact that they increase IN numbers IN
Canada from the Of the births over the deaths A.
wei. a. by immigration from the United states speak
syorsby for the humane and athery OF the British
authorities There no driving the tribes from THEN
old hunting grounds and the graves OF thelr fathers a. ~
the United States and the Canadian Indians are still O
Gated points IN both Provinces They enjoy
theirlsnds and The protection ofhe Government peace
and the social condition Of the settled tribes h Improving
The contrast with humiiating The LORDS OF the sol
have been harasscd and hunted down until many tribe
have become extinct and 10 our cupdiy Tor more land
shall long force the mere remnants of once pow
erfu nations now gathered beyond the Mississippi 70
move It'll farther West the point OF the bayonet -
What sad record of decay and death does the history
cleveland Herald.
- I'm, Nopprs anil Col TorTES came down
the Lake IN the T. : Steamer Michigan These distin-
yui-hed officers engaged In making reconnaissance
Of the Lakes with reference % the defence Of the Lake
country and the establishment Of suitable naval stations
They embarked Chicago. the 18th inst, and hay,
visited understand the following places - Jo
.eyhs Grand River and the Mantou Islands on LAX,
Michigan the Straits Of Msckinsw Fou GrstOt AZ The
outlet OF Lake Huron and Monroe Toledo Putin Bay
-andusky. Cleveland. Erie, on Lake Ere The distn-
gushed ability and high character Of these officers vii
give great weight 10 any recommendations they may
make and their report viii be- looked for with much
interest
The result Of their examinations at Mackinsw shows
learn by writer In the Cleveland Herald that the
narrOwest point Of the straits VIZ from Point u nace
20 Old Msckinaw Is buf fraction less than eight mies
across and that therefore the GbraarOf the Lakes
a. Macknaw has been called could prevent the pas
sage Of A hostile feet into Lake Michigan.
Buff Com. Of Friday.
Execution Last Tuesday the 18th inst was the
lay set apart for the execution Of g. Mitchell Ope
lousas Il will be remembered that We mentioned some
that the day xed upon for his execution was
Ms birthday The OpeOusas Gazette 81 the I'm contains
card from him inviting the public % witness ms deah
and hear his last words II apparently written with
great GOODNESS He stated that he would be glad 10
every one and bid them farewell. y. o. Pic. 2ph
Lynch L,w-Recenty a respectable German
woman In = Louis assaulted by gang ~ rgflan-
who wsre bathing and stripped naked. Subsequently.
mob with IL accustomed -ightednes- fell upon
innocent man who had also been bathing and beat him
severely for what the ruflisns alone guilty o.