New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31

HiYrI-Laest information from Cuba, mention
the arrival Havana of unusual number OF Spanish
ships of From the Journal Of Port au Prince We
translate the following which may serve as an eNpsna-
ton Of the views of the Spanish ships;
There has arrived az ST. Domingo Spanish beet
destined take underts protection the Dominican Re
public. letter from St. Domingo, published in the
Manifesto says that the Spanish Proectorste has been
desired By the President Santana and the Bishop Pores
and the paper expresses opinion, that spain will
not limit lis eXertions the exercise of the simple rsht
OF suzereinete her ancient colony TO whicn IS re-
all the rights of propretorshp by the treaty OF
1915. This will explain the motive of the extraordinary
congregation OF Spanish ships of which inorms:on has
recently been had in the harbor of Havana.
very spirited dispute hiss been carried on between
President Pcrro; OF Hayti and Levasseur the French
Consul. The former has used very severe language
toward the latter and the papers are discussing the
course which France would take should she think prop
er 10 redress the grievance OF Mr. l. who had demand
ed of the usyten Government an indemnity OF Rboui
$50 600. I. :. Gazette.
MURDER AND Arson AT ADRIAN, MICHIGAN
horrible OF the above description occurred az
Adr an Mich on the 18Th inst the circumstances OF the
case being as follows "A named Chamberlain who
has been years although in good bodily condi-
ton an inmate Of the poorhouse at tina, place, being
discharged ihererorn out OF revenge toward Mr. Cooo
the Oyersesr drew re Of the latter into $50
lated apai ,,uent murdered him, locked him in trunk
and then tire the premises After this he proceed
ed 10 fire the barns OF the various Commissioners IN
which act he detected. after having fairly accom-
plished his diabocAi purpose ne instruments used
to effect the death OF the boy were hammer and q
knife The villains clothes were stained With blood on
being arrested.
RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoNES.-A bill has passed
the Wisconsin Legislature protect the rights Of MAJ
ried women i, provides that they may become pos
sessed Of real by descent 5equest demise GIT
purchase distribution and slso hold in their own night
real estate which they have possessed before cover
:rre, and be exempt from their husbands debts TIE
dover OF the wife IN the real OF which the hus
bsnd dies seized ia likewise exempted from liability OF
account of toe husbands dsh; control snd the ansse
OF the wifes is in the husband heretofore
In OF the wifes death such property descends 70
the joint issue and if there De then 10 her husband
and his heirs.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF LARcESY.-A man
named Hammond ~ Brtron. a, New. England Village,
Grafton( n. b. was suspected BY trader OF thai place
of stealing vest patterns and search warrant was
accordn civ issued when large amount OF other goods
of various kinds the property OF deren; dealers was
discevered-he result OF about eight months sppica-
ton during which time the thief hsd escaped without
detection on his arrest be confessed bis guilt and sta
ted that he had no sccompiices.
ExEcUTIoY-Elzabeih Van Valkenburghr who
was convicted for the murder OF her husband WAS exc
cuted in the yard belonging TO the common a a, ron
da Fulton County in presence OF some hundred VIZ
nesses, on Saturday the s4h inst al 3 o'clock 2 NJ
u The Legislature OF Alabama has confirmed
the proposition TOR holding biennial instead OF aHHu1i
sessions Of the Legislature.