New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10

Der a; LOCO and upward showing an immense de-
crease their time The lecturer suded with
spirit 20 the attempts OF the Hudsons Bay Company 10
break down and sxiermnate the American settlers
their amnesty being a. one t:e carried "a ;ss:
,h-es, .Sai s.ced against sny American whose initials
risn, BE- found CARED land mark. upon the trees
o: Imprisonment, on board Bri;ah Tesss AID still
more unscrupulous and unjust treatment Sr. SsSton
smoke also OF the upjus; cs oc the presel: owner q
II. Cir Of Oreson, Mr. Mclaughlin, WHO upon ne
statement Of tie l. 6 Governments intentions with re-
gard to the spot possession OF H. divided into
lots snd ssve Il. the which i. now eears he aas
sreadv realized .ce $50 0o it is said from this specc
lston b. Mr. Sax:on's account i. would appear that
regular system of oppression hss been kept Ep oc re
nsr1 of the 3 Company toward the Americans
Wheueve. tie LATER have erected mills the former have
followed their example and in where Ferry
had been put in operation the Columbia river shove
the Falls another had been established by the Company
below them Sc cripple. TO: permanently destroy
the business OF their less suen su, more enterf
ips neishbors The accounts given by various writer's
upon the subject OF Oregon have been conflicting that
II is not an sssy matter discriminate between truth
error and misrepresentation Or prejudice Mr. :. Is in
favor of possessing the Country 10 - deg 10 min
The attendance rather scanty
CALVARY CHuxcH-We learn from the Com
ercisl tina, the congregation Of this Church nave re-
solved 10 erecta new and handsome structure at the
corner OF Twenty street and FouThSvenue under
the direction OF Mr Renwick The building 10 to be OF
brown sand stone and OF very large Dimensions me
corner stone will be- laid this afternoon Rev San'ue
l. Southland is the Rector OF Ca.vsry Church whose
rapidly increasing congregation is thought 10 be sui
Glen, justification for ths enlargement othetr borders
r. Mr.. John 5. Dwight commences course OF
four Lectures on Music morrow evening at the Sc
ciety Library lie eminently qualified for the task
r The performance of Sampson by the Sacred
Music Society on 10 morrow evening will not DO for
gotten.
n The Inman Gallery closes to-day Wehope
it will be crowded till the last moment
y The Presbyterian Board Of Missions is MAX
ing preparations TO send out shortly seven new Mis-
sionaries: four to India. Palestine one to siam
and one who ia to be physician in Burmah
u Some effort is making, in at least one W ard
of the City to break up lottery establishments It is
said that they are rooted out OF the Ninth Ward within
the precincts of which there lie OF them to be
found
tY One OF the crew of the packet ship Hottin-
seur was arrested cssys the Courer charged with hav-
inc attempted 70 create revolt the last voyage II
appeared that having very long passage the crew We're
placed on short allowance and ere day duripg ire
mendous gale while lying TO- the accused had the mis-
fortune to overse his and going aft he apphea 20
the Captain tor moro which vas refused WORDS gre"
out of this and the grew insoerf threatening 'ne
Captain but he finally Pr, in irons TIE prisoner
was discharged the Commissioner thinking the circu
stances Of the formed some justification Inc oa
sdage CT tempest in = teapot was here reversed
for the whole trouble grew out Of tea pct in tenn
pest.
H~ The Treasurer OF the Society tor the Relief
of Poor Widows with Small Children, acknowledges IN
his last advertisement the receipt OF donations 10 the
amount OF s4o6 500 of which from James LenuoS
and 500 from a friend
z The funeral ofPurser c c. Rice o. SUNDAY
wss very numerously attended
~ Active efforts are ugaln IN motion. we learn
10 obtain respite ifnot the pardon, Of Babe.
e On Sunday evening woman named Bridget
Cutter was found roaming through the streets in state
ofnsany 1t appears that she hid severely cut two Of
her fingers and sine had inflicted ssvera deep wounds
on her head also sscertaned that she had drank
nearly pint of Spiri, Gas Hsr husband is a shoe
maser working at Newark and she has fne boy ABOUT
nne year, ok! She resided % Cherry street 1t was
also ascertsued that this womans insanity WAS caused
BY INDUCING too freely in the Of Intoxicating drinks
She was zen. 70 The City Hospital be taken Of
E- We notice with deep regret, the death OF
James Guyor at his house Steren lslsnd- He was
one of the prominent ;.:ei Of the County having repre-
sened his eioTei;izens in Congress lne LEGISLATURE
and various other public stations he vas descend
ant OF ore OF the Huguenot families, who in conse
qusnce Of religious persecution led TO this country ond
settled on S.aten Island lEXprcsa
TRArELIsG TO BosroN-The Courier gives the
folowp. as the arrangements for Summer travel ovo
a tie Sound
The regular mail !.re 77i be COMPOSED OF the Gregg,
Erfc nv
ed easc ii the Stonington Railroad al (which they tax
possession sC Is: .; phi. The Worcester So XII
be composed Of III. Worcester and Cleopatra Owned %
.he Lond leland Railro1i Company and the uev seane
California said be os@ucd by tho Norwich and "or
ccstcr Road Sc lnuch FOR ;he Regular Ines On 10
outside we shall have the Massachusetts Rhode Island
Narraganse and Mchegan all s:aunch and popular boat
owned By the New-Jersey Steam Navigation Company
and the Nep:uns-thr old opposition boat md Jns
!avorite Warm weather which will start the usve!efs
will put TIE fare down
q Mrs. Newton 10 years OF age, who bss been
III for four months past to this City from Newark
yesterday afternoon. 70 consult Dr. Mou, but shortly
after her arrival 81 tor sons residence No 90 William
street. She suddenly exclaimed shall never see ;ny
children again, and expired, probably from rush OF
blood to the head The Coroner will hold an inquest
to-day.
ARREsrs.-Francis Baker, Hugh Johnson and
Thomas Baker assautng officers. - .Taomn= Ward,
stealing % soveregns from James Kennedy Patrick
Martha larceny OF money from B Il d. Lynch Al Vesey-
John Hunley brutal treatment Of his wife
Michael Evoy attempt 10 violate little girl Ten years OF
age.
BURGLARY-Henry Hughes broke into the store
of Frederick Merchant $50 Broad way o'clock on
Sunday evening while Mr.. Merchants family were al
Church. and stole sl2l, which subsequently found
in his trunk at LOB Frstayenue and identified by Mr.
Merchant. He committed By Justice Taylor.
FIREs.-The shoe store Of F. B. Fancher No >
Bowery, slightly damaged at o'clock P. NJ. on
Sunday
II The remains Of dead infant, in a state OF
nudity were found under the s:oOp Of No. 65 McDOugai
street Sunday eve ming
u The examination OF Mr. Barbiere for an at.
tempt upon the life of Ralph Lockwood at 3il Broad
way b. shooting him with pistol, was commenced yes
erdsy before Justice Drnker the Lower Police The
facts Of the assault published clearly proven
b,,tr dipy no Moth defendant