New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30
THE TRIBUNE.

THE Anti REsr pRlsosERs-The following is
.nsxtract from letter written by Daniel W Squifes
one oftbe Ant. Rent convicts, while on his way to
S,,,,or s,a,e Prison We find i, in the Delaware Ex-
press: ,y.,u o,.o,o-,, ,..s
Dsay and ofectionate Friends;
Ihave not much TO say about the country.
blu, have something to say to the Anti Rent people OF
Delaware and adjoining counties. To you thai nave
feelings for your friends in prison, would say niha
the better way will be hold meetings and disoand all
your ATOMS and publicly and pledge your
selves to keep the laws. and preserve order Tor we
have had good opportunity ind out the opinion Of
people having had great many 70 see us; and tney
GENERALLY think that If that thoud take place tnete
ssonla be something done for US otherwise We must
expect to stay time out in lonesome prison. ia
from our friends and couniry. and many oil you WIN &c
in the same situation and that soon now ieu you
that our freedom depends upon you tnas are e. nj
for II peace Ia restored and The laws hsle ~ - MI
Renters have no doubt but thai me oinoeis a. 80
will assistin getting us out 90 30 n will do all that
v. In your uower (.nd al lays IN your power 10 re-
.tore n.ace and as have learnt on 'he roao una. Tue
|,,f,,.s, in some other Counties have come 10
I, s,d In Troy the Anti Renters turned out ana
belned take some that were dressed IN oisgu'se 20
tbink II YOU felt the heavy weight OF pspisheh' es we
do that many of you must begin 10 nave sigt ls "
;Sn,en,. but when you 10 have the irons put
IN and 20 from your friends and families 3'U mics IN
jderness 10 work Uncle Sam where you do not get
w
helm think II calls loud for you TO restore that peace
that Is broken In once peaceabe County by so uoing
n will be better for You that have year freedom ana
much better for those that are confined ana you WIN
do yourselves an honor and do great good shall
close without seyng any thing on the SUBJECT
Only wish that you would have THIS cotnluulca'on
read throughout and let the people kho" oui Va
this subject in full -,
We have had good company Wild US. nero Were
sixty odd troops aud they used US well and the snerr
and the other men with him used US frst rate
srk.o ypu n
J. II Gould P Van Hoezep C. Wright, J. Herring, J. ~
Rowland, and Sheriff More. DANIEL W. SauikEs'
Disastrous FRHsHET IL ATHor--On Thursday
Of last week extensive damage done In the town oil
Athol by the breaking away Of dam, which iet tle
water from large pond IN upon .ne y Esg M match
story building occupied by Hspgood arr as na'e
factory was entirely demolished The water paS7ea
through the tan yard Of L. Morse tearing Inc anu
ipiuriug the building TO considerable extent IL eo'
mated that COO worth oil leather or macs was o'
several dwelling houses were flooded and much dam.
age done to their contents Six different dams upon the
stream carried and another considerably IN
ured The entire damage Is estimated AT about SloUou
Barre Gazette.
TT The machinery Of the first cotton factory
ever attempted in Florida arrived here few Gays ago
and is landing near Arcadia, twenty miles Norta OF
this place From the enterprise already displayed In this
znu,,er It Is evident that in the course of month or two
the factory will be ia full operation the factory buildings
being now in complete order Ipensscoa Gazette.
~ young man found pocket book IN one OF
streets oil Fltt6burgn Siuce
the owner name, discovered his whereabouts and re-
stored the property The contents amounted to upwards
OF $1,000 The day he received note in reply con-
tanning $50 and from the writer that his
honesty had saved an honest family from starvation
B@ Mr.. John j. Kenney, of Weston. Missouri
was robbed ON the 18th inst in the day time at or near
Liam Usage county Missouri while on his way from Wes
ton 10 St Louis of S7500 in bank notes His saddle
bags in an open buggy cut and the money abstract
ed from them.
EEr Portuguese named Joachine Antonio was
arrested near Pontc Hache La the 18th inst for
the murder OF mr.. Ovia Paul, whom he had stabbed
with knife and killed the day before lie also muir
dered man near Lafayette about year ago.
~ Lieut. Rankin, who was injured severely in
Savannah on the 18th inst by fall from horse, has
since died of his wouRds He had been married only
year and was distinguished for his services in the Florida
campaign
Np On the 18th ult., the Galena ILL., stage
was crossing the river Hunepin the ice it broke
through and sank in 90 feet Of water The passengers
and driver escaped with duckiug.
~ At Pittsburgh on the 22d, there was only
three feet of water the channel and that falling slow
w. The rivers that vicinity still obstrucsed BY
Ice but all things indicated general thaw
W The watermen of Allegheny City. Pa. have
made strike for advance OF pay, which has resulted
successfully.