New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10


FROM C.RAccAs-We are indebted 10 friend
Or The Caracas Liberal Of May 18th. Il contains the
~.sv between the Queen Of Spain and the Republic Of
yenezuea signed in Madrid on the Both Of March last
he which the former rtnOunces for herself ana Tor ner
ts. and successOrs all sovereignty over the American
ter,ory formerly known under the name OF the Ssp'ah
Ceperaiship of Venezuela now the Republic OF 'ehe'
zuela aud Acknowledges The said Repuphc as a Hee'
,overeign and independent state Ihis ackno"ieos'
ncut 10 made after actual independence OF 30 years
e treaty sfuulaes for oblivion and amnesty OF all
scs on the part citizens Of Venezuela ana SUBJECTS OF
son during the war and 10 each their respec
Nv, nights IL contains various other supDatOns, TO
ubich we may advert some future occasion.
Boston ADV.
DESTRUCTIVE FiRE-Monday night fire was
spnd raging in the plaster mill in the upper part of the
ci.y 1t soon communicated 10 the cotton factory and
hepce 10 the large Touring mill called the City Mil-all
three of which buildings totally destroyed and the
walls fell in mass OF ruins
The factory used present for storing wheat ana
-four and there in it an immense quantity OF these
articles The City Mil was also full Of wheat and Hour
The amount in BOTH unable to state with accura-
cv-but it was several thousand bushels of wheai and,
we understand two or three thousand barrels Of
-four belonging TO Mr. Horace Harrington OF this city
Troy Post.
The mills and factory with their machinery. owned by
Geo b Warren Esq were valued at $4,000, Of which
$4,000 only was insured The value oil the STOCK owned
by Mr. Harrington was about S2O,OOO-Sl3OOO lgsured
so that the loss may be put down at sooVV-or S2JOOO
exclusive Of insurance. We understand there IS good
reason suspect that the fire was the work OF an ncen-
diary. Troy wing,
FIRE ~ WEST Troy On the evening Of the Sd
inst quite a disastrous FIRE occurred in Yves, Troy.
Tvere buildings in all were destroyed. Seven OF them
were barns and the remainder stores partly occupied as
dvellngs The owners of the property were, r. Rich
ndson II. Guild, X. d. & A. Potter Mrs. A. Curtis and
sGR Sweet. The buildings and their contents were
Insured to full twOthiris Of their value Most OF the
Of the stores, &C were got out IN damaged
state The fire is supposed to have been caused by The
ed fragments OF some Chinese crackers lct on ny inc
boys in the noighbOrhoOd.
RoBBrRY oy THE LAKEs-Several persons We're
robbed ON board the steamboat Missouri her passage
10 Detroit, Sd inst The robbers became known before
the boat REACHED the dock. when she was Immediately
anchored out in the stream, and search commenced
One ohe pas sengers arrested suspicion and his
state room entered, where keys were found for opening
doors &c but of the missing money. IL is sup.
posed the robber had accOmpcos who are now abroad
In Detroit
DnAPPrARANcH-Th Utica Gazette states that
Young man named John l.. Builord Ia portrait painter
By pofesson) who had been staying at the American
Hoe in that city since the 10th of June, left on Thursday
last and has not been seen or heard from since lie mad
exhibited symptoms of melancholy and fears are enter
tanned that he has destroyed himself His baggage al
oris clue his former residence or the residence
OH friends. except an Album, many OF the pieces IN
which dated at Baltimore.
" The Anti Renters had very orderly cele-
braiion of the 4th Ncwscotland Not the least i'm
pre.se part Of the OF the day the appearance
Ola team hailng from Roedsvie of eeuen yoke OF
attached 10 carriage carrying about fifty persons with
sbaIner across fastened ether side 10 hickory and
a,l tree showing the union Of both parties in great
Ambient Party.
LoNG ISLAND RAiLRoAD-LOw f0Te-tor
some time past the Long Island Railroad Company have
charged SCI from Boston, and - from New York. The
effect Of this unequal arrangement that the tram
from New York carried about ninety through passen
sers while the train from Boston for New York carried
only about thirty. Yesterday the fare at his end was
reduced to 81 and the number of passengers this morn
ing for New.York amounted to seventy nine !
Bost Jour Tuesday.
HONORARY DrGREEs-At the recent commence.
men' At Lagrange College the degree Of D. d. con
ened upon the Rev Joseph Hodich, A. NJ. of the Yves
eysn University. and that of l. l.. ID. upon Rev H. b.
Bscom, Presiden, of the 1ransy lvania University.
II An attempt was made TO fire the large barn
connected with The Chester County pa Hotel in West
chester on the morning of the % inst.
~ The citizens of Utica are getting ready for
the State Agricultural Fairs be held in that place in
September next
~ DIR. LEE. Agent of the State agricultural
Society, has commenced leciuring in Oneida County.
~ Rev. Henry Giles is expected soon at
Buffalo where he will deliver two three lectures.
~ The Providence Herald says Dorr will not
take the oath support the Constitution Of Rhode Island