New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-03

A SrEAH SLAVE SHIP TaKES-Advices from s..
Helena 10 Oct Il per bark Mohawk. which arrived az
this port this morning reports tie arrival at that place OF
H r n. steamer Penelope, oct 81 The Penelope had
few days before taken stare steamer, called the Ca
cique rugged three mased schooner She rted cut
pernainbuco and Oft the waiting for fifteen
hundred negroes to be got ready for her cargo On
board this SLAYER ioryvc persons rs crew. among
whom were four Americans two engineers and Two
stokers The assistant was then prisoner on
board the Penelope and me other three were on board
the Cacieue expected Immediately It. Helena. The
vessel would be put into the N!ceAimray Court Tor
adjudication. The commander OF the Penelope intend
ed take the four Americans back the coast aud dc.
liver them up the American commodore.
The above vessel, say. was built in this
country, ana lifted from New ork tor the Brazis.
several months since Bos,. Jour. Monday.
CASE OF CSC PorrER.-Iames McGraw whose
real name is George Potter and who is active mem
Der OF the pick-pocket fraternity yesterday
med before Recorder Ganois and committed Jug.
ve from the State OF New York where he stands ;nct
ed for attempting 70 pick pocket Tie was convicted
Gbout year and hal ago and sentenced TO the S;Htc
Prison for i've years but pardoned by Governor
Wright condition thar he should leave the country
before the 3l'h OF Apr last and never return. This
condition having been fulfilled the pardon was de.
clsred void and warrant issued for his apprehension
but BE- has succeeded in escapn: until Friday evening
when he WIS recognized n; Mme. Pico's Concert by
gentleman recently from New.YorS, WHO pointed him
OF the Mayors officers and caused his
He will be held IN custody until rcquisition can be OBJ
tanned from Gov. Wright y. o Pic. Nov. %.
GERNiN NEwsPAPERs.-It will be remembered
that by cd.ct Of the fiermaric Government, German
papers printed in the United hav. been prohibited
eniry into the GeTmanic states. Some German cdl-
tors IN this country nave written to Mr. Buchanan pro-
posing 10 send their papers othe 5 Legation IN Berlin
and asking whether the event OF their nterccpuon.
the L. : Government will acquiesce in that proceeding.
Mir Buchanan replies that the German Diet hnve an
undOubted right 10 make laws for the Germanic states,
and that tina L. :. Government will not OF course inter
crc with their execution He says that the edict in
question must be condemned By liberal men on both
sides Of the Atlantic, but that cannot interfere with
il in any way.
DEPLoRABLE AFFAIR-Wc are deeply panied
to learn that on Tuesday last. Appomattox Court
House. William James McDearmOn Deputy Sheriff OF
that County and most estabe citizen was killed by
Coleman c. May Attorney M Law (tormcry OF Sthnton}
who has been for months rcsden. OF Appoina'-
oX. We nave heard various statements OF the affair
out iorbenr. present to publish them. May. after
committing the homicide. made his escape and has not
yet been arrested One hundred dollars reward Is offer
cd Tor his apprehension iLynchburgh Nrglnian.
GREAT FIRE At LocKLAyD.-We regret to
learn that fire occurred last evening AT Lockland On
miles from this city, on the Canal, which destroyed
much of the valuable manufacturing properly in that
village We learn that the Wire Factory the Button
Factory. Palncrs Gris MI and the Barley Mil were
oil destroyed We informed also that there was
very little insurance Cincinnati Chron. Nov. Goth.
FIRE IL SALEM, N.J.-Jamcs Halls iron foundry
near the steamboat landing, and four other houses,
a trane) destroyed by tire last Friday evening,
about o'clock. This i the most destructive ire that
has taken place in Salem for number OF years. The
estimated loss is $1,000
- LORD METcALFE passed through Troy on
Friday and left Albany Saturday morning by the cars
for Boston His departure from Montreal attended
BY the usual ceremonies and by unusual display oil
sincere and attachment He arrived at Boston
Saturday evening.