New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11

o'clock accom- panied By the steamboat Hugucnn rom
Staten Island which WAS crowded with passengers. and
every pier within ssis distance alive with human
beings. ThAnzs 10 the excellent arrangements Of NJ.
Natse Chief Of the Police The utmost order prevailed
ihe vicinity person those enftci 10 the PRIV
ie-c hea- admitted wihn rhe gates oi hc dock. ov-
ns 90 her extreme length shc ,ci 90 WAX Tor
The Lis io swing hey IT, that she fairly aons
eide ihc dock r duck We were fortunate lsh
a. board her sad found eycrythin. % Justify the
hh expectations We bad been led 70 form of her from
notices IN the English journals. friend who pas
scnr,r n her informs that she behaved most simra
hy thro succession OF heavy gales and head winds Tor
fourteen days and expresses himself warmly IN favor Of
her internal arrangements She Will soon be opened 20
the public for inspection. when readers can enjoy
view Of the most pnncely sdoat on any waters
4 complete and description of this vessel vii be found
on orr First Page.
NEW STEAxER-Thc magnificent new steamer
Oregon is now nearly completed and will probably be
0ut on the 20h or hereabouis She hss had steam on
and her immense engine works admirably in an its
parts she T. ~ the Novelty Works foo, Of l2.hsirec
East River where The finishing touches being put
her Any one who looks AZ her model will see that She
D. apparently calculated defy competition IN the way
Of speed without ai al pressing her engines With Capt
T. John as her commander. and Acker. late of the
Nuickcrbocker steward. the Oregon must become one
Of the pets Of the public.
\ SAD Casa man named Colister was be-
fore the Police few days since 20 answer charge Of
bisamy which sustained II appeared in evil
dence that the object of his second union herself e
sally the wife of another The poor victim of his peril
dy the abandoned wife suffering from the kcenes pow
erty and want applied al the door Of his dwelling on
Saturday evening with his child in her arms for charity
but brutaly r-pulsed with blows by the guilty
usurpcr Of her rights who still cehabs with Coi'er-
After walking the the entire night she yesterday
appealed to him, her right for the sum which
she had paid lawyer for his services the Police and
was treated so cruelty that in OF intense an
guh she threw herself and child OIL the dock at the
foot Of Albanystrcet. but Immediately rescued
also the ittle one both OF whom will be taken OF
~ \ Young man named Samuel McNulty hung
himself Saturday morning at the public house of Mr. Bur
tiss % Futon-st Brooklyn Mr. McNulty had boarded
with Mr. Burtiss about five weeks and Is believed to have
been Clerk in an Insurance Office in wai-street
~ During the thunder. shower on Saturday al
,crnoon the lightning struck liberty pole at the corner
Of Jackson and sandstrces also lamp post AZ the
ner Of Sand street and Green Lane in Brooklyn SILVER
both pole and post to atoms
rg" The With No of Redields reprint of the
Penny Magazine is published This is the most practi
cally valuable work published for the price25
cents per number.
~ 1t is said that the New Trinity is to be
free Church This will be popular move and one We
should like 10 see extensively followed.
~ DR.. Tying delivered an able and interesting
discourse yesterday in st. Georges Church.
~ We are glad TO learn that Capt. Charles 4.
Wooscy formerly Of the steamer Narragansett and his
brother Capt. + Woolsey. late Of the steamer loas
are building seamboa, to ply between this city and
Newport OF the following dimensions 30 feet length
q feet beam and $50 burthen. She viii be ready
early next spring 20 take her place the route Capt
wooey exactly the right sort OF man for this enter
prize: and Newport Il 20 be The fashionable summer
resort, We have no doubt the enterprise will pay.
~ The mystery about the removal OF the Spy
in Washington seems to be that he requested
70 resign but got an extension of lie for a month
~ Mr. CUsrrs and Major PoPHAN were called
npon by over two hundred citizens the residence OF
Mr. Peter. in Lenox Place, Saturday. The occasion
VA one of great interest The Herad says Amer the
dinner the guests continued assemble and the after
noon was passed in mutual nierchanges OF sentiment
between Mr. Gusts and hose assembled The cid sol.
er- lived again in the days OF the Revolution. and re-
aici snecdotcs and brought up "reminiscences Of the
times that tired mems souls AZ the relation OF some
o' which Mr. Gusts affected 20 tears. Major
p0rhnm exhibited 10 the company n vnicn presented
by Lafayette Washington and by him 20 the Socety
of Cincinnati II Is silver watch. The dial set IN da.
mOnd- Also the sword presented by Washington, m
the heat Of battle. when his was lost 10 Colonel Tai
msdfc and in the possession Of his son. Henry r.
Ialmadge, of this city
Mr. Gusts. we understand goes Boston to-day and
will return TO New-York in about ten days.
~ The Igestchester Farmers Ciub held its
meeting on saturday at Fordham and completed its
ganizaiion Owing to the rain storm but few persons
were in attendance The Club meets again at Mapess
Temperance Hotel, West Farms, on Saturday. Aug. %.
m We perceive that John Smith, Esq. came
passenger in the Great Britain.
To We mentioned on Saturday the suicide Of
Mr. samuel McNuit ofNo. % Front street, Brooklyn
The Adcrfise gives the following particulars relating
% the suicide
"McNut was a very respectable young mana book
keeper in the employ Of Messrs Jones Co. insurance
brokers in Wal street New York and bad been adj
dcied 90 habits Of inempcrance tie came 10 Brooklyn
three or four weeks since and engaged room az Nr
Rurtss for the purpose Of lodging and was in the Gus
tom almost every evening of returning at late nour- OF
the night in state Of niONcsii0n but IN the morning
resumed business as usuaS Mr. Brti- says that AZ h
exDos,uaiion Mcsutf suddenly left OH drnking on Sat
urfay last since which time he has exhibited symptoms
delirium tremens-takng and acting IN the strangcst
manner and on Thursday evening he made an attempt
at suicide By siabbng himself with knife in the len
breast Last evening though occasionally taking Wild
er be seemed better and remarked before retiring that
he should probably have a good nights rest Tie Wa
seen in hs room a II O'Clock last night but was found
a. stated early this morning. The deceased was
native Of New-Haven, twenty-eizht years VI age and
We believe graduate Of Yale College His come xions
are most respectable He was very competent IN the
position which he fufled with Messrs. Jones & Co,
excep, when under the influence Of the fatal propensity
which has driven him 10 an untirney grave.
~ We had another fine shower last night, ac
companied with heavy thunder For two three hours
the rain fell very copiously
- The valuable collection Of Paintings and
staiuary formerly belonging to Joseph Bonapartc, will
be disposed Of public sale at the mansion in Borden
town n J. on Wednesday and Thursday Of the present
week This Is chance
~ The Steamboat Niagara Capt De Groot has
been Withdrawn for few days in order 70 make
necessary alterations.
CRIMES AND CAsUArTIEs.-In General Sessions
on Saturday the Grand Jury into Court with thr
" bills Of Indictment and after few remarks from the
foreman stating that in compliance with the instructions
ofhe Court they had made partial investigations into the