New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-11

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less 2o.sio5 "A SO a:ion be found also, in ;he
toi * are ful! d noiions $1,000 800
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and visaa, or; .ts - singular sTautaxe. Ia he
soa :, u lying he Cress route between
~. 80 arics-sdvautases OF geographical posi-
~ oHeu shown. which cs1rot De taken iTor,
- -1 may Dc turned 70 gTeat 5slsit-
ervta! and political centre Of Europe IS LoE
aarerciai center TIE United States ia New
io n Canad. their rresi interests Of government
an7- - are ee-4;ered al Montreal
= s(ss have snoru taat oy way OF Portland
-. e. n revs placed CT nc roste from Boston
=. V To- Eve ho.rs IN advance OF thc arrival OF the
The projectors of the enterprise are the judges
- .ue of wins; they expected 70 sA:n by this We
- .te the fact
hat farther action we may take in relation to
.nf early and reliable reception OF Foreign news
4erester viii depend upon circumstances. We
had hoped that's line OF splendid steamers would
have been established The present season 10 run d.
recuy from New-York. The able commercial Dele
ga.ion representing the great commercial City of
New-York il our State Legislature are likely, how
ever, TO defeat the enterprise Thus far they have
prevented the passage OF bill incorporating
company for that purpose If no company is incor-
porated then no steamers will be built In this case
-, tho prasa AGAIN n
wise aud execute plan for speedy communication,
whereby the City of NewYork may be saved from
the dep.eda,ions OF adventurous spectators reck
less stock gamblers Il is now established that the
news always be brought 70 Ne~-York as early
as il reaches Boston by the regular steamer. This
! importan, commercial fact was first made known 10
! the world by Newspaper enterprise The mysteri-
ous VOYAGE Of the Pilot Boa, Wii!,ar j. Rorer,
about y hich there has been much speculation
connected with this same general enterprise, and al
though the main object in view and the specific design
OF the voyage have never yet been made public and
probably will not be for some months 10 come, yet
we feel i, due TO the parties engaged IN the under
taking 10 state that the objects contemplated are for
the public lood, and not for private ends. The
Tribune and Sun Of New-York, and the North
the papers under whose auspices those plans
maturing; and on the completion of the New York
Steamers depends TO a very considerable extent
the farther development Of their operations and the
farther prosecution of the plans contemplated by the
voyage of the Romer The many thousands Of dol
lars which they have expended in making their mr.
rangements afford pretty good evidence Of the Sc
robustness of their intentions, and Of the magnitude
and importance OF their newspaper enterprises.
TIE RoMER.-By the arrival OF the adirondack
from Cork 81, this por: yesterday afternoon, We learn
tina, the Pilot Boat William Romcr had arrived out
the 9th Of March and that she put into Cork Harbor
whence special messenger was dispatched 10 London
with public documents &c. The Romer visited by
the Nobility OF the City Of Cork and her sailing quail
ties tested by trial of her speed in the Bay. Her
model and build greatly admired. The mate of
the Adirondack informs that the Admired Of the Port
boarded the Romer and ordered the Uned States flag
10 be taken from the mast. Capt Mcclure refused to
strike and informed the Admiral that he had but one
cannon on board the vessel bu, that he would test ,s
capabilities before any power should interfere with the
pendant of his boat The Adirondack brought papers
but that the Romer left Cork the evening of
the 18th OF March bu, her destination was unknown.
Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY DETEcTED.-NFe learn
that George Sherman, young Clerk in the Post
Office at Bridgeport, Conn. on "Wednesday /
arrested on charge of stealing money from various
letters which have passed through that Office during
the last four or FIVE months. The whole amount of
his depredatons is about $50. He has confessed
his guilt. The culprit is Of 8 very respectable
family general favore at Bridgeport and about
u years Of age. His family have been plunged in
the deepest distress by his fall his mother he's been
deranged most Of the time since his arrest and it is
feared tha, she will not survive it. He is now
lodged in New Haven jail The detection was
caused by the disappearance o! several enclosures
of money sent at various times from Sharon to New
Haven.