New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-30


Hudson vino, our readers will recolect some time
since arrested for robbing himself for the purpose as
supposed OF defrsudug his creditors In the ati-
Gle alluded reporter made to say that cred
or OF Van Dusen and member of extensive drua In
Pearl-st had been arrested and held TO bail. &c.
We learn tina. our Reporter was grossly imposed upon
and deceived No such arrest has been made, and the
entire story SO fa- relates the creditor Is false In
each and every particular and was smugsled into our
columns through the Of some malicious person
z The Pilot-boat Blossom, which passed the
Henry Cay Saturday. reports that the latter had again
changed her position aad lying broadside on the
beach with lighters alongside. The Of those who
drowned from the Henry Clay as far as ascertain
ed, follows: Charles Firidon native OF Eardwch
England Farles and Mcdonald, steersge passengers
and Hawley and Thompson, searnen.
e Eleven hundred and fifty dollars were col.
lected at the Alen-st. Methodist Church Wednesday
evening for the benefit Of the liberated Africans of the
SLAYER Pons. This makes $3.50 collected publicly in
New York fer this object George Barker Agent OF the
n Y s. Colonization Society, also acknowledges the re-
ceipt of eight hundred dollars from Friend BY the
hands Of Rev DR.. Stephen Z. Typg being a response
to the appeal at the Tabernacle Tuesday evening
The donor says, if funds should be needed 70 ut
out the expedition, please call again.
e REsE MASON, Esq is the Editor of LIE
FrencoAmericain,' new French Journal published
three times a week. from No. 90 Nassau The Editor
writes fuently and promises well.
e Mr.. Loder brings out the grand symphony
BY Felcien David of lie Desert at the Tabernacle
Thursday evening Avery excellent translation has been
made BIZ Mr. B. W c. Massett in which the sentiments
and spirit Of the original faithfully preserved The
translator says in the introduction
THE conception of this Ode Symphony Is highly 20
eticai and the poet and musician have shown much
skill in producing by the aid Of their respective arts
vivid impression of the Desert 1t will be seen that
attempt is made TO assist the Imagination in forming
idea Of the appearance Of CARAVAN crossing the
dcsert-its march-its restin- place-ts morning and
evening devotions-s hardships. snd BY contrast its
tranquil delights The composers by embodyiDs in the
'Strophes the natural emotions of poetic mind and
attaching TO them music of an ennenty descriptive
character. have succeeded in producing an effect at
once move! and striking.
e The schooner ashore q, Absecom proves TO
be the Yazoo from Georgetown, with cotton and naval
stores. She has broken up.
e An 1rishman cautions the public against har-
boring trusting his wife Peggy, on his account as he
Is not married to her.
GERMAN IMMIGRArIos.-In 1914 the number Of
German emigran,s who arrived in New York was H.
79e persons. In ls45 the number was 30,3l2.
e The steamboat Columbia, Capt. Peck, leaves
the foo: of Libery.s tonight at o'clock for Albany
She one of the best of the secondcass of boats and
her Captain spares no pains make passage in her
comfortable night In your own house. We call her
second class because she is not Of the great boats
but her machinery works noseessy, her state rooms
are az pleasant and her cabins comfortable those Of
any rival and she takes you through long before day
light The Columbia deserves favor, and commands it.
OSE DAY THE SAME AS Two.-Our City Alder
men are allowed 81 per day for each day that they sit
with the Recorder the bench of the Sessions The
Recorder usually opens his Courts at 10 A. NJ and takes
recess of an hour or so early in the afternoon He has
an Alderman ON each side of him during the forenoon
session bu, when he resumes his Court in the afternoon
10 two other Aldermen appear and take their seats,
and when the bills are made up four Aldermen are paid
for the duties of the day. Never mnd-the taxes are
only two aud half millions
r Hurry up them cakes is now rendered Ac-
CELEBRATE In upward direction those buckwheas edbles
SWEARING IN VoTERs.-Lawrie Todd tells the
following In the Express In the week previous to last
fall election five individuals lone with rusty black coat
and whom he took TO be thrd-rate awyer) came into
his store MI B!ackcoat asked the OF pen.andnk-
(pranted He then told Mr. Browncoat to put his hand
on book which he snatched from the counter. He
then read from paper partly written and partly print
ed and made Browncoat that he knew the three
applicants TO resided three years In the United
States and He then swore Dennis. Patrick and
Michael TO renounce all princes and potenntes. (espe-
cally Victoria Queen OF Great Britain, OF whom they
had lately been subjects to support the laws and con-
sp,ion of Uncle Sam fight and defend the country
in all her boerders no doubt but Oregon was here In
cluded) They then put their lying lips on the book
Thus they came in the store Pauper ana wen. iorn ci
whole process. Backcoat never asked for Bible. |
bad one at hand but seeing that they were going to
swear falsely resolved that there per]ured lips should
pever touch my guide Edinburgh Bible.
When they went out | stepped up to the
desk and found that he had sworn them on Walker Die
tionary Next day he brought in another group and
them Bridgenans American Gardeners assist
nut The same process continued tor many days,-
Some on Mrs Osgoods Poetry Of Flowers; others on
Florss Dictionary, (by Mrs Writ; lady in every sense
of the word now or late of Baltimore9
The foregoing statement s true TO the letter. can
prove every word By my assistant in the store
the beautiful simplicity Of our glorious institutions
Germans not knowing word OF our language ana no.
man cohorts make fine tools for political swtndiersl
Yours LAwRrE TODD.
March a7th 1896
E-Yesterddy-A trunk containing female
apparel, money and other property Of the value OF
$500 belonging Mira. Margaret Riggs of Baltimore,
was stolen from cab it was passing through Amityst
near the 6thsvenue about 10 O'Clock on Saturday night
The eructy trunk was yesterday morning found on
cart in Arnity between Hudson and Greenwich sts
A female named Ann Mead arrested In this City
as fugitive from Monmouth County N. J. wnere she
stands indicted for felony in having aosconded with
quantity of furniture alleged be worth $50 or the
proceeds thereof belonging estate of the late Joshun
Sutton 1t appears from the ahdavits made In the case,
that tie accused lived With the deceased his house
keeper and on bis demise TOOK possession OF the rni
ture in question on Of certain claims preferred
BIZ her Tor services rendered. The to come OF
for examination Tuesday next
CoRosER's OFFIcE.-Yesterday.- Coroner
was called yesterday hold inquest upon the body
OF an unknown man. about as years old who was found
drowned In Coenes clip. DR.. Holmes made post NOR.
Ten examination ofne body and the jury In accordance
with his yiewt rendered verdict thar the decesse
came 10 his de- .rn by drowning The body appeared to
have been in the several weeks piece OF leather
upon which written Geo. w. Frary, No. Liberty
st va. found about his person tine Coroner was
called yesterday hold an inquest also in 24th-st be-
tween 9th and eth upon the body of Mrs Jane
Marley native of Ireland, aged 60 years. who died
suddenly yesterday. Verdict-death BY congestion OF
| the lungs.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
JUDGES OF THE MUNICIPAL CoURT.-We are IN
formed by gentlemen who arrived in this city from Al
bspy this morning that Messrs Downing Garrison and
Pierce were approved BY the Senate yesterday star
LATER FROM CoRPu. CHRIsTL-We yesterday
received the Corpus Christi Gazette of the 18th inss'