New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

r,yprn1y STATE OF ANARCHY IL CASADA-The
Moarrea Herald says tha; the police OF the capital
is inadequate 10 the protection oil inc h'e' a"d
rnoperty OF its citizens.
I'VE are In such state says that paper that no
man can his house after dark or go nall mile out
of Town in broad day. without ieens oil uncertainty
,vhe,her he will ever alive. One man mas oeen
heo,en 10 death on a public racecourte another is
stahbed in the back and for aueht we kpo" s NJ the
moment write. expiring az the hospital Bedes Two
rtots on the night, contemporary publishes the
names OF four persons who have been separately at
tackled by ruthans.
the only efficient force the high roads almost sup
pressed and there is other alternative but remain!
absolutely within docrs adop, the horrible exped
Of carrying arms determined If attacked TO sell life
dearly as possible.
montreal not the only place where violent ourages
ere perpeirsted by cowsrdly ruians pecting
md unarmed individual We regret in the Belle
VILE In,eigcncer. account OF attack made upon
Mr. E. Murney and Mr. James Ftzgbbon, in that place
Our contemporary states that the occurrence arose
from qusrrei between person named OReil!y and
Mr. Fitzgbbon. and that the former procured third
party beat the latter and n,eriered himself VIXEN the
tassailant appeared likely 10 get punished.
Yesterday the Jury who have been long engaged
conducting the inquiry into the circumstances which
led the death OF the late Mr. Leonard co-ed the in
quest by returning verdict OF wiifu murder against
james oDonnel, Bernard Corrisan Michael Palmer
Bernard Rafter Daniel Brennan and divers other per
unknown. They also made the following present
neDt:
we the Jury assembled on the inques, holden on
the body Of the late D. c. Leonard deem n
express great regret that those 70 noi ne
conservation of the peace IS cOEhded, dd not
more efficient means TOR the maintenance OF peace alc
good order. the first day oil the I"'e races i ~ 81
Pierre Race Course
I'VE learn that Rsftor arrested yesterday Dom
nell the man who apprehended on the race Course
Friday.
ATTEMPTED PIRACY AND MuRDER.-Onthe2 Goth
of June the Governor OF Porto Rico dispatched TO 81
Thomas rnan-owr schooner for the purpose OF con.
yeying 10 81 Juan party Of his friends 70 spend the
HOLIDAYS OF the feast of ct John and for the better
safety Of the vessel twelve soldiers were embarked on
board Of her Under the impression that there was
quantity specie board OF the soldiers planned
10 murder the officers aud and the vessel into
Ut Domingo and sell her about hall way between Porto
Rico and - Thomns they made the attempt and hav-
ing secured the cabin doors upon the oIcers and the
scuttle forward on the watch below they very nearly
succeeded in ovcrpowering the watch deck when
the fret having accomplished the breaking'up OF
the cabin fastenngs. most desperate struggle took
place which four Of the soldiers Were slaughtered and
pitched overheard with the pixies fast in their bodies
The vessel in consequence OF the occurrence returned
70 st. juan the chief officer and two three OF the
crew being severely wounded. Acodian Recorder.
- A small company OF Mexican traders under
Mr. Aubrey. arrived on the Balloon Saturday from
Santa Fe They left that town on the 10Th OF July ana
represent the gTass the plains TO be in excellent ORDER
for travelling. From interview which the party had
with the Governor before leaving 1t appears that tha
officer has declared his intention not 10 resist the nve
sion Of Gen Kearney. But at the same time prepare
dons were going in Santa re, which have every ap
pcarance OF a design TO oppose the invasion
Gen Kcarney was 10 leave Bents Fort on the Sd or
4th inst end expected reach New Mexico within
few days OF the above dates. Spcycrs company had
gone on 10 chihuahua.
Mr.. Aubrey and his party which preceded Speyers in
the Spring. have been only absent about ninety days
They crossed the prarcs in two wagons and brought
with them 1900 in specie for Mcknight and Aubrey.
~. Louis New Era, 9th
" Tho present has been the greatest fruit
season. perhaps known the citizens of st Louis
Our markets for than two weeks past have been
literally throngcd with every article in scason-appcs,
pears, plume peaches and several other kinds have
been, and stil continue in great abundance. No csti-
mate scarcely comprehend the number OF melons
daily brought to market All kinds of fruit this season
appear to be OF most excellent quality and are bought
remarkably cheap ST Louis New Era, 10Th
Orr THE TnAcRi- cars that left on Thurs,
dry evening. at halt past ten over COW and oil the
truck near Pittsford. No was injured The train
delayed several hours lRoch Dem ~