New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

eli DW1SWU Tribune Buildings, NewYork.
NoRrHERS STATE PRIsoS.--The Superintendent
Of the Northern State Prison informs us that he has just
closed in the frs; section of the prison. containing
hundred and twentysiX cells and expects complete
another section early III the Spring. There are how
about hundred and ninety convicts altogether sixty
Of whom will be without cells. Many OF those, howev-
in for light offences. and their term Of service
will expire in the winter and early in the spring:
Der Of such he IS about To recommend to the Governor
10! their good conduct and hopes procure their par
don. Among the number he mentioned, was one man
who was in to7 stealing Bible and Prayer book, when
ne was drunk. Troy Budget.
a The AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION OF
GEORGIA assembled in the Representative Hall on the
lVh inst Gov CRAWFORD in the Chair. Very elaborate
and Interesting Reports presented BY the several
lommitees-on the Agriculture OF Georgia the Culture
OF Grains the Improvement and Management OF stock,
&c. &c. The meeting continued 10 late hour, and
ansy adjourned ever until neNt morning when after
some unimpo.tant transactions, il adjourned The Re
ports and Proceedings which very voumlnous. have
been referred TO the Executive Committee with nstEue
ions TO publish such parts they may deem important
Cor. Savannah Republican
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-iesterd forenoon, about
II O'clock The staging inside large chimney 20 feet IN
night now being built at the Chemical Works, near
hoees bridge. in RoXbury. and upon which seven men
were @work gave way One Of the men, being near the
Top OF the chimney chung il until assistance was re-
cetVed from people who were present. another caught
as ne fell upon Of the staging and sustained but
were more or less injured Mr.. Pierce, the master
son. was very badly hurt and Mr Morehead had his arm
2'oSen. One of the (Mr. Lakn) was found 10 be
1eau snd Que had not been cot out when informant
1ei'' Mr Aorehead fell about l55 feet.
Boston Pos; Of Tuesday.
e JUDGE MCLEAN ii seems, is TO be prescribed
oy tee Ssveocracy, because his wife gives way the
oeaSeny instincts OF womans better desire 10
sevtie the poor ard ,nserabethc free blacks of Ohio
bow long vii! the North manifest sorry subserviencS
oSlavery sacrificing every generous independent and
honorable emoton' " had rather be dog and bay the
noon than such Roman" &C. NJ. Clay's True Amer
The REpRlEvE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Howard
VINO was sentenced 10 be executed on "Wednesday
last was Of tina, day reprieved by Governor Steele
s saa. Wednesday, the 18th of July, 1916. The
saerH had made all the necessary preparations
.'ecung his gai!ows some eight or Ten feet above
me walls OF The prison yard and some six or eight
4oosand people from all parts of the adjacent
"SWere IN attendance 10 witness the execution. OF
course, they went away disappointed, many OF
wen, We hope for the honor Of human nature, hap
ply 10. Gov. Steele who arrived in town on Tues
s:S!, made personal examination OF Howard, and
:, Is understood puts the reprieye upon the ground
a' ne IS so devoid OF intellect and has been subject
socn course OF life from infancy thai he is not
SUBJECT for execution, but that his case ought 10
'e submitted the consideration OF the Legislature.
Dover \. H. Enquirer
SAD CAsE-By letter from ST. Louis, dated
oc'9oer l4th learn that that time colured
eSeu about IS, who some years ago away from
slavery was confined in the jail that place After his
escape be reached Canada but finally located in Michigan,
mere by most aborous effort he acquired asa!l prop
~ worth about 5000, Recently he returned TO M!s-
s!' WIN view rescue his wife who still N sa-
;sIyrort ne was unfortunately seized and thrown into
jail jail az the date of the letter he in the hands oil
sses'o trader, who about carrying him in q few
Ssys'o the far South. Some effort made to save
I'm oy raising the money demanded for him, $500, but
&c Trader swore that he would not se him.
ctT The Providence Journal says that Hon.
aee Gushing is preparing for the press History OF
.s american Embassy to China 1t viii be an at
Ss s Interesting ana doubt not, widely popular