New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-09

Senate will be watcneu ny TIC 'L'ie N""-NS y" 49,
| intense interest
PETER FARLEY Is. C. Goodrich. Esq. Of
pos.on) has made great sensation in NewOrleans MOI
univ the men in authority and citizens generally but
oven the Teachers and Scholars OF the Public Schools
called TO see him and shake bis honest haId.
~ We have received the third number OF the
Auburn Daily Advertiser, a very neat and spirited
Wing paper, edited and Published by Henry OIL
PLANT, the well known proprietor OF the Weekly
Journal and Advertiser at Auburn
New Publications.
E THE AMERICAN REVIEW for March ID just
issued II is embelllshed with fine likeness by T.
Dewey of Hon. WILLIE P MANGun late President OF
the u s. Senate. The leading article OF The Admins
,rsten and the Country is review of the Oregon
troyersy and an able exposure of the motives and policy
Of the party in power particularly Of that portion of II
which has clamored the loudest for the oho Of the die
puted territory Tho writer speaks In of uat
verify of the rejection by tho President of the offer OF
Arbitration The object Of the second article ia to trace
the Characteristic features Of Recen. French Novests
The Pilgrim Ball 6. Plymouth last December is the
subject of very good anonymous poem. Religious
Poetry of The Seventeenth Century the title OF an ar
tcle of more than ordinary interest TO the literary read
er Those who fond OF mental speculation will find
pleasure In reading The Idesst Socrhtic Dialogue,
in which Socrates Is represented aS unfolding the Ideal
sc or Transendents Doctrine 10 Ischomachna an Athe-
pian Wallace contrb utes Foen entitled Quie'o,
which bears Inc marks of bis peculiar genius and con-
tain, come very fine lines Has the State Reigoni
1, the significant question which stards the title Of IN
article of more than ordinary depth Of reasoning and
which cannot fail to arrest the attention of those who are
accustomed to serious reflection upon the nsure OF Gov
1t,oE afch Pnel ia ih0 mr.
attractive paper In the number and account of ee
events in England with which that eminent Satesmana
name and character identified it will be read with
great avidity Charles Wnterfed concludes No OF hs
Adventures on the Frontier Of Texas and Mexico and
there is light article entitled Won B!!xurn's Heroic Ex
pertinent The Attraction Of Sympathy or Law Of
Love Is free version OF Schers Ean:ase an Laura
An article on Finance and Commerce Foreign Misce!-
lany and Critical Notices conclude the pumber.-
Published n, lis Nassau. street GEORGE II. COTTON,
Editor.
HT THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE and industrial
Record for March opens with article ou Tho Com
MERGE of Spain. embodylng some valuable statistics
Our Lake Commerce is the subject OF the mex: article
which ia followed by the Letter of Hon. Abbott Law
renee to Mr. Rives the Tariff. Then we have very
interesting historical and statistical sketch OF Springfield
Massachusetts The next article s able Review OF
paper clear and aound n its reascn!ngc from Hon Nc
than Appleton on The Revenue Standard The News
by the Cambria Is the subject of few remarks By the
Editor beside which there several brief articles
ices of new publications, &C. This Magazine still main
tans the high character established By the previous NUN
bers and heartily commend to the patronage OF the
commercial classes REDWOOD FISHER, Esq. Editor
Published at l6l Futon-street.
DEATH OF JUDGE CHAsE.-Hon Dudley Chase
died his residence in Randolph, Vermont on the ga
of February, aged "A yesrs He was Speaker oil the
House of Representatives. from the year 1SOs to- and
including the session Of 1872 when he was elected
Senator in Congress for ak years in 1917 ne was
made Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court he heid
that Office for four years. and resigned il in ISL Al
the session Of 1924 he was again elected to the L.
Senate and having served our his time, he declined
reelection, and retired from public life In 1851 ne WIS
the brother of Bishop Chase.
THE DEATH AT GENEsEo.-A communication
from D. H. Bsse, the attending physician upon MISS .
W. Robinson the young lady who died after two or three
days Illness at Geneseo the 4h OF February appears
In the Democrat of the Sd inst lie states that the d
ease which occasioned her death, was acute infamms'
or OF the stomach aud bowels terminating IN consup
should nure tho reputation fhe deceased in the least
1t will be recolected that statement in reference 10
this case has gone the r9usd o. the papers gvhs y
tim of Seduction and that her death was produced y an
attempt to produce abortion. We are very gad 70 learn
that tie story Is without particle OF toundahcn me
Coroner DR. Metcaif well satisfied OF the of
her death that he refused TO hold inquest upon the
body. lhochester advertiser.
FIRE-A fire occurred this morning about oclk,
which resulted In the destruction 81 three houses in
Traddstreet The fire originated in the house occupied
b Mr. Aldrect shoe maker. and spread to the dwelling
he the East in Trsddsireet in which Mr. Dough
err resided and TO the house adjoining Mr. Aldrects
the West the corner the lower part Of which was
cupe by Mr.. Schwing as grocery store and the upper
by Mr.. Scuboe dwelling The three houses were
entirely consumed. Mr. Dougherty understand sue
ceeded In saving part OF bis furniture; his house was
insared for $1,000 furniture at $3.50 Mr. scuboe was
less Fortunate being engaged duty the Pque Guard
House his wife and children only able TO them
selves every particle Of clothing and furniture was
consumed and about 500 in money the proceeds OF some
Sheriff This viii fall heavily on Mr.. scueoe who is
po and has family TO support by his daily laoor
Charleston Eve. News, 4th.
FIRE IN SAyANNAH.-An extensive hre broke
out In Savannah Sunday night LIST inst in the cotton
sheds ~ the head Of Bsystreet which were entirely
consumed with the cotton in them, QeOO baes) with
house Bay-sueet and one In the reaI; ne ennre
loss is estimated Sol 500 OF which S550o Is insured
This is supposed be the work OF incerdiaries. for
whose apprehension reward has been offered of s5oo
| by the Mayor of Savannah Two other attempts
again made on Monday evening An individual hes been
! unprecedented under suspicious circumstances
| fChareston Eve. News.
FIRE IN NoRTHFoRD.-On Wednesday morn.
ing between the hours Of and o'clock the building
formerly occupied a store. by Henry l.. Foote
tanning goods cash, TOOLS books, accounts &c. de-
with all It's contens-nos an article saved There
was no insurance upon inc property ~ 7aVen NIs1
FIRE IN CONTROVERSIES establishment of the
Messrs. Sswyers in COlebrook River-cons!z;Hg OF
Saw MILL Girls, Mil and Clock Shop-wss destroyed BY
fire on the evening OF the Sd inst The books OF the
concern one hundred bushels OF grain and over ono
thousand clock cases, were among the contents burnt
Loss about $1,000, sud no insurance IN. Haven ballad.
| FIRE.-The dwelling house on Bu8alo-st. nesr
! Bulls Head, occupied by Abrer c. Mst1oon. de-
stroyed By FIRE about l2 o'clock this morning. Mr. NJ
lost all his furniture and wearing apparel! The house
| was insured. Rech. DEM Thursday.
AsoTHER MURDERER ARREsTED.-The steam.
boat Yazoo yesterday brought down Aouzo Pennington
who Is charged with killing Edward Davis, IN May last.
in Christian county Ky. Gov. Owsey, Of Kentucky, !.
will be remembered offered areward Of $1,000 fo- the