New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-20

peare arrived Tuesday from lchaboe, with 100
tons guano states that when he leif, the guaro had
been nearly all removed. There were about three
hundred sail of British vessels, and some eight or
ten American, loading or waitsg chance load,
most Of which vessels would scarcely get enough
guano TO ballast them. There were TWO English
OF stationed there 10 preserve order. From
thirty forty British vessels were arriving daily al
the Island and seeing no prospect OF getting car
go, sailed 10 leeward in search OF guano. lchaboe
being al open roadstead, great damage was sustain
ed BY the vessels chaflng against each other. II
was no uncommon thing 10 see ten CT fifteen ships
of morning with loss OF bowsprlt About hty or
sixty British vessels have been wrecked on the
coast. lEvenIag Post
GrAyo-This verv fertiiZing manure has been
introduced ato this Country By Joaa c: Morrison Of Ne
York From conversation with iF. Morrison adj
red that il the introduced United
States /; is clean aud can by lady gardeners
proving IN. rowh Of their bubaus &c
be used with great advantage HudEon Repub
PERIL OF TIE MANOR WAR.--A correspondent
Oft Albany Atlas gives the following account Of the corr
fct between Mr. Steele and his Indian enemies: AZ
meant TO have told you about SteeeS troubles. He and
Charles Parker started Andes and Bovna Monday
They had finished their business and were returning home
and had nearly reached the lake Andes when they
headed sy fourteen Indians in the night and forced
back (hey being in wagon 20 Andes village there
they by great number of Indians On the bridge
just you so into the village. After remaining in The
wagon hour Steele Grew his sshoster, and told them
open passage for him, az the time giving whip 10
his horses, and succeeded In getting Huniings tver
when the Indians surrounded TIE house all night and fore
ed themselves up stairs into adjoining room separated
only by board partition. The Indians that they
would have him. Steele telling t!eI al the same ;ne that
the first one that came through would be corpse At
length treaty formed by tie old lei and Steele, the
chief agreeing If he would go with him down In the road
he would return him safe he found ll which promise
he fulfilled but without much trouble the Indians
took number Of votes In reference 10 the disposition OF
Steele it being unanimous that they should take him
RoSbur wh.re Steele had taken Squres and that they
intended TO acerae his back with bars and then apply
India ink, "a to mark aim, sc. &c.
i1J- The trial Of Boughton, Beden and Others is
,seo place in the Circuit Court at Hudson at its present
A S1AvEE.-Te learn, with sincere regret that
York vessel heretofore Ofen employed in the
ance Of liberated slaves the Lberan Colonies has been
Transferred 10 the dark service of slavery The Information
comes rcr Roberts the Secretary OF the Coon
zaton Society extract from which published IN the Ma
YcI viii no acub, be lte surprised TO hear that tn.
for hs Havana with upward OF four hundred slaves on
board and III sight too OF British cruiser 1t had been ar
TSns,h 0m n or rnyU t~O to Se5T Care Ncn s
land her officers and deliver the vessel into other hands
of her off the This done few hears The
itaanta being old trader on the coast aud known by
the of the menowar sight: consequently notire
was aiken q her nor did the the denson until the
vessel was far Tar away, and beyond their reach.
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DEcISIoN.-Capt Jewett OF
the U. s. Army, citizen of Kentucky, and who is still
domciled here having been ordered 10 Fort Winnebago
Territory OF Wisconsin, proceeded thher IN the year
le42 taking with him his slave Amelia and kept her there
performing serv for him until 1874, when he her
back Kentucky. On the return OF Amelia TO Kentucky.
filed her bill asserting her right 10 freedom by virtue OF
these facts and OF the ordinance OF Congress passed for the
regulation OF the North Western TerTt-ry, which ordi
nance declares that neither slavery involuntary servl
tude shall exist in said Territory"
Chancellor Nicholas decided that the ordinance OF Con-
gress does apply soourrers or persons tram
silently In said Territory, and that Amelia not entitled 10
her freedom. We informed that the will probably
be taken TO higher Court LOUISVILLE jour-
DsraRTuRE ExrRAoRDISAEY.-Thi day the bark
Musk kiCum will depart for Liverpool England 1t is just
eight days announced her arrival here In that
time has taken in ial cargo and several passengers
Cor England.
The building of vessels on The Ohio is not very cyraor
dinary 1t was done before the last but the rcghtng
one here with Western produce for Liverpool an extra
ordinary fact. Cincinnati the reader will Iecoiect' IS
Port Entry, and what strange ideas Nll I'LL the nlnd
even of nm American when he stlnds the quay of v
erpoo and American ship freened with pork lard
and cheese from Cincinnati Ohio Sixteen hundred miles
above the Gulf Mexico he the devious wind
ngs that mighty whose bosop she has noated
10 Five tines the diameter OF Great Britain has
she oated dewn fresh water stream before her Keel
touched the sal. tides lCincinrati Chroi iOth
Dr.. BucH.yAN's LEcrURE The lecture by Dr..
buchanan at the court house Upon the Philosophy OF So
cia Institutions listened 10 by large and very atten-
tive and Hcspokc mainly Of the defects
the present organization Of Society deerrng the subject
of remedies 10 his lecture Friday evening, when
as we should Judge from the interest manifested las. night
there will be q crowded hall.
He represented the present condition OF society most
deporabc indeed and brought example OF England and
other densey populated countries 10 show the sad conti-
ton TO which orr country is teHdns from increasing 1opu
laon and ovcrproducon. We have no doubt that after
looking at the painful picture which he gave. many were
slad TO hear that there easy, safe, eicacous and
Christian remedy and that there would be no difficulty in
its perfec compreheusoh when IL should be unioded TO
them. lLouisVie journal
I..o,rr>.r feu, dav n one nj fhp car
belonging TO the Philadelphia train middle aged we'll
dressed quietly seated ana passing away lie
time by looking the pages Of book which sue held
Behind her man, also well dressed WHO seemed 10
akc great interest In her movements but precisely what
he did her. is not fully known TIE attention OF Tue
counnny was soon arrested by the voice OF Madame. who
was all at once In towering passion. and tuning around
and locking the intruder full in the face she sad in tone
which all could hear
"Sir wish you 10 understand that have pec9 OF cold
steel my pocket and that am not 10 oeOndsraohkedby 10y
you any body else :.
Her eyes dashed fire she spoke and the delinquent
skuked away and ounda seat In some other car or ope
Newark Eve. Post
FrRE.-A fire occurred in this village early on
Monday morning Ii broke ont In the boot and shoe store
OF Leivarl Harmon. Nanatreet, one door West OF
the ros-ohice. Mr. Harmon, who lodged III The build
ing had barely time 10 escape and MI Lcdyafd succeed
ed with effort rescuing his account booAs IN dong
which he received considerable injury from the flames.
The wind being the direction OF the building occupied
By Collins Lefngwe PoSt-oiice and Drug Store.
every attempt made 20 arrest It, Loss $1,000
Ravcnna (Oho) Star, March s.
LIFE OF JOHN +. GouGE.-This young man has
been for the last year the most effective advocate
Of The CIrncrance that has heen in the field III
ccn,rlaYcc with the wishes of his friends, h S published
an account OF his ir written by himself. in neat >mo
yoime PIP. l24. with appendix prepared by friend
Tie ply is written in frak, simple truthful
st,le, admirably adapted TO lis object. lBos. Chron
TnE R1vERs.-The River rose here Yesterday az
he hour, ana was night
over about ore-fourh Thirisree bridge and the frame
buildings below Fh-ss,eet were san1ins IN water Inc
Kentucky is still rising and cannot attempt TO predict
The Intimate hight OF The water The weather yesterday
WIS clear and COOL which VIII tend 10 check the rise
louisville Jour. March u.
f-s- The New-OFeaas Picayune says" Some
thirteen free men OF color. who came here on board o
vessels from free OF the Union were yesterday
placed in confinement by the ID Municipality police in pir
suancc OF the act fobdng free persons OF color 10 come
within tho limits OF the sta'e.
o. The BODY OF Capt. Lemuel DoIheare was
f.rnd in the rive. near New-London Wednesday Ee
left his vessel IN boat, IN company with young man.
about sunset. and al midnight the 5oty was picked up
adrift. lNew-Haven Herald.