New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-16

fiIu0r news Oh Dhf'
D1ylyG WITH COLoRED PEOPLE-An officer az
tached TO the T. ;. African Squadron, writing to The
Newark Advertiser says:
We have now been here Just one week. Monday
lat the Commodore Captain. and three other oiccrs
and myself dncd by invitation with the vie Of TIE TO
vernon Mrs Roberts he being absent. We had very
excellent dinner several courses silver forks ana haia
come fine napkins. The C0mm0iore al opposite afs-
r. table the Captain on her NIGHT, On her ieit t"o
blacks completed the company, on either hand %
Inc Commodore This j. the fr-t time pario0k OF
the hospitality % the African Hn' there "a notn-
n- n tie matter % offend the most iasiioous
taste. Tic Governor VIE il really pretty woman
she va. eeuteey dressed free from aieciaon and soon
,rgo; b.r color They talked of the ladies and gentle
mon of the lower orders o. society, &c &C
BUFFALO ROBEs-Persons from the Mountains
av tina, the trade Buffalo Robes VIII yield very Lite
his year In cor sequence oi the failure 81 the hunting
season among the Chians, sioux Pawnees, ana olei
tribes OF the plains These are tribes rom whom ihc
principal supply Of robes j. procured hui during me pas
winter they have been ~ STATE OF constant aiHi4 eI"
strehen.on Of az attack rom the DELAWARE shawnee
MI other tribes nearer % the white settlements Tie
consequence hes been that they were afraid Z" NUM- a
VIII have 10 robes to sell The De.awares are much
resded hy the tribes on the plans account OF neii
lsfa XII a. marksmen, their expert Use 81 nflf -ooe
es ami their boldness OF attack and CELEBRITY OF move
neu The fear Of the Delaware- and the rumors iAai
ev were approaching kept the tribes OF the plan
n constant terror they have been afraid 70 make then
usual hun- and the buffalo have en-lrely escaped De
,tructon Tor one season. This ruin. ne trade IN robes
nd cuts " The tribes the plains from in'f u-a cup
DIV OF win KEY -. Louis New Ira. June 3
ATTEMPT TO Arprcr A SLAyF-On Monday at
feruogn man from Louisville. ny. whose name We
oud not while passing up Market street seized
.oun co0red boy hv the throat and would have taken
aim OF. had II not been Tor the timely interference
.ome Of the spectators. lie claimed the boy ~ NJ
lave and said he could produce papers when Wuud
prove his egal claim 10 him but the crowd did not
.eom 10 understand the -iaveholder, ana IN dolnlc
quick time carried the boy OF out OF the reach Oh ne
master Pittsburgh Chronicle ION
AccrDENT-A sad accident occurred IN Durham
N Friday last Deacon Stiman OF Wcthershed wa
riding down Guiford 10 attend the funeral Of his vile
when having come near Durham Post Once h- horse
showed signs OF righteousness ami continued 20 do So M
he the bridge where he decidedly refused 10 90
any farther; but by dni Of coaxnr and having been
bnd-ioded, he was urged about halt way across "hen
ne suddenly plunged headlCng over me last Wal hhu zen
distance Of % feet carrying bis driver with nm The
instantly Hi ed bat are happy 10 learn that
Deacon : though grcyousy bruised j. iikey 10 recover
lMidd.eiown (Ct) Constitution
Boy KIIIEp-Anuniortunai accident happened
On the Niagara Railroad. Cayuga Creek, Yesterday
It seems that a boy, who stianeer was discovered
the freight car, at IOnawanda, and not having
taken passage requested TO leave lie DID not nov"
cvers appears but continued on fOl some miles. when
ne j. supposed 90 have been iOcd of. He fell with hi-
neck upon the rail that the wheel severed h- head
from his body Buffalo Commercial l2th
DEATH FROM CARELEssSEss WITH ScTrHE
On "Wednesday afternoon last young lad IN West
KONbuIy by the name OF AInOiu, Ni44f TIL pay WIN
another boy was cut down by the careless use OF
scythc in the hands of his playmate. The wound wa
severe cutting one OF his eg-. and literally scyeIns II
through the cali to the bone. Tie died IN few minutes
from the loss OF blood. lbo-l sun
THE EFFECTS OF LovF-ATTENPTED SUICIDE
The promcnadcrs upon The Battery yesterday after
noon ere gated together by almost an annual oc
currence snd drown INTO the most intense state o eN
element thereby. Wcil-dIesscd, sOOdooAine young
man. who had been walking upon the outer walk OF
Inc suddenly rplal- upon iAt
railing and jumped overheard. crowd Immediately
moved 10 the spot, in the midst OF which might nave
been seen officer Bowycr. boatman pulled oui and
succeeded in bringing the dripping and pairing young
Gentleman L. shore He stated that ms name was Leon
ard Borum and That lee had intended 10 drown himself
because his woudnt let him marry the gir oil ni-
heart and he had therefore determined IN the l-in year
Of his age. TO pu an end 30 his miserable existence 10y
drowning. lMoIhlhs news
NEW ESGLASDERs AT THE WEsT.-Pursuani TO
call 10 the sons of New England IN Northern Illinois
Northern Iowa and southern Wisconsin "A mse'ins OF
gentlemen of New England origin wac held on W eune-
day evening. MAY -, in the Presbyterian Church az
Belo A1ou eighty gentlemen were present including
a large portion OF the members Of the College ConVcn-
ton then in session After very pleasant ntefchn-t
of sympa,hcs and graulaOn-, the meeting aioli'd
the following THAT Is ncNpedicnt az the lre-eh
time and place 10 form a society oI sons OF new Ing
land but that this meeting do earnestly recommend me
Observance of Forefathers day in December next, by
public addresses and other appropriate cNefcse NJ a.
many points may be convenient IN ihe region OF oou
Try here represented ,Ialena ('IJ AdFcfilse4' ID
EDUCATION At THE WEsT.-A College Conven-
ton was held At Beloit Ill., May 9TH. composed u -
Ministers and - Delegates from Presbyterian ana Coz.
rrecaiional Churches. IN Northern Illinois and Niscoi-
-in /, was resolved that the eNiecncics % Norihcln
Illinois and Wisconsin rc0uirc- that there should be- e.
College and Female Seminary Of the highest order !n-
Gated in this region 90 be located Ia Illinois cont
-uous Wisconsin and the other in Wisconsin conii-l
10 Illinois" ii Was voted 20 accept iAc proposal e."
the citizens OF NcIot (Which embraced grant I'D ANA l
the value of 5000 and tic erection OF College build
ing AT = cost of = OOO) and committee Was appointed
to fix the location somewhere within the town limits
For w IscoSsIN-We noticed ten large wagons
heavily ircieh;ed with furniture and some T. or j. per
sons passing down the yesterday TO take passage
20 Wisconsin on one OF the propeller We nave no
lOuh, when the convenience offered here shah become
SHOWN. that AL IN this section Of country VI" take pa
.an al this port as saves the labor OF transhpmen
Buffalo lhoch Denn-
- Sixtv.eishi persons in the town OF Brandon.
VI have subscribed S03 COO 10 the stock OF the Wet
rrn Vermont Railroad which VIII pass through tnHi
place The whole subscription in that town Is expected
10 reach $4,000. Rutland subscribed s4Oo2uo PMS
ford So 100 Its thought that : 0oOuoJ VIII be raised
Il Bellows Falls Burlington and intermediate places
Two DAILY NEWSPAPERS Is WoRcEsrER.-A
daily paper called the Transcript has been established
n Worcester in hs STATE. By Mr.. Julius /. Clarke, am
tire propretors OF the Worcester spy announce then
intention to Issue daily paper from her o.i.cc
Boston Times.
~ The Cincinnati Gazette SAYS that the inter
csi on the debt OHIO due in May has been paid anc
tina, that falling due next month vii be promptly met
II The Odd Fellows OF Massachnsciiswill hold
coebraion a, Boston the l7tL inst Great preparations
making for occasion
The Trustees OF the village OF Canandaigua have
decided not 10 gran, and licenses retail intoxicating
drinks in that place the ensuing year.
REV HENRY GILks-Ths gentleman has just
concluded very able OF lectures IN this city lie
came TO from the East with very high reputation
and the expectations which a" skened have not oeeA
disappointed I'm. ChFonic.v.
- state Convention of School Teachers i 10
be held al syracuse, commencing wednesday
July 30ih-
- In W asbin-ton, on TUESDAY at the Cenir,
Nerkc' Strawberries being scarce, sold high Raspber
re. sold from y 70 81 cents per quart early Potatoes Of
- cents per peek Cherries abundant a. cents Pei
quart
Religious Items.
- The Fiity-iith Convention OF the Episco
pal Diocese Of Massachusetts, met al Trinity Church bos
ION on Wednesday The sermon was preached oy iieF
Nr Howe Of ROxtury. The Bishop Of New Hampshire
wss present Rev. Mr. Lee OF Springfield Vas reeece'
Tn. delivered his address