New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06


MoRg TROOPS FOR MExICo--A body Of 81 re-
crulis destined for tbs "a Dragons now serving under
Gen Taylor embarked from Governors Island yes'er'
day on bosrd the Massachusetts for Brazos Another
detachment Is TO be sent OF In about ten days
TIE FKEscH sTEANERs-It must By this time
be apparent to all the French line Of steamers az
hitherto managed, 10 failure. The average time Of
their passge has been about nineteen days instead Of
fifteen which Il ought 10 have been two oi them have
been compelled put into Halifax TO supply dencien
cies In their outfit, and into Newport for the sene
reason believe no,s passage has one OF them msoe
to America without serious complaints on the part OF
the steersgo or secondcabin passengers Those com
plaats AS far AZ aware have not been orecleo
against the Captains Of the line who are we believe
gentlemen In every Of the word bat sgsirst the
unsettled arrangements Of the Company. The psssen
gers Of the Philadelphia make simsr complaints with
how much justice msy be judged from the following
sfics, made a, Halifax by four Of them II the line
10 to retrieve itself II mus, DO reformed
We the uDdersigned, second class passengers on
board the Transatlantic Steam-psckst COmpsDys snip
Philadelphia considering II duty va owe 20 ourselves
aud the public msks known the shameful treatment
We received during tina passage from Cherbourg TO this
Mace maize oath o. the folio wing tscs
We each paid three hundred snd Thirty francs, or
thirteen pounds one shilling and tourpence sterling Tor
which We we're led believe from The sgents repre-
sentaton that all necessary and decent accommodation
would be- given as ~ well as wholesome provisions 90
The place allotted TO sleep Ia, where mere wero %
cots. (sud this the only place we had 10 take our
meals iu except dock about 10 ieet 6eo" the
main deck. tho descent o. which was oy ns'cn unoer
the about hye feet squsre the nrst descent ~
q ladder 10 the women's apartment WHICH, whenever II
blew was nearly foot deep ia watef ana then " a
farther descent OF two ladders 10 our deck This vas
the only ventilation the place had until sitter repeated
with the Captain ON the seVentn Gay We
bad two copper yenlstors about SIX ocnes 10 o'se'
placed there. We had no chsmoer utensils, 90 tnN IN
the had 20 voit ON tue noor there
was no provision for washing ourselves.
Our provisions served out In gsngs OF ten, snd
consisted Of for breakfast coarse bread which amer
The fret so days very moudy and third Of pint
OF coffee and had ho liberal aher INSIDE us OF htny
butter. II would relinqoish the cohee Inree umes
bad coarse biscuit full Oi magROs Whicb we coulo
not eat Oar dinner soup with meat and bottle OIL
villa wine each which W. were obliged TO drink As We
had only ten gallons OF water Tor upward oil eghy
persons beside which the sailors and hrenen bad tree
sccess to H. With supper we had nothing given US
u drink. Some OF the beet was SLOWED 10 he under
the erecase deck exposed 10 every description OF MIN
with which " was saturated When this was twice
served or dinner refused to est IT, and could get
nothing else.
10 the weather generally sncle deep la ilih In which
stse Il rems uea for many days until within three hours
Of our arrival here. when tho officer ordered II 10 Dc
cleaned. The steamer was altogether ia most hl,h)
condition such who have crossed the Auentlc De
fore pever saw either IN BRUSH American ship and
our treatment was altogether brutazios 10 persons moi
desdsned TO the common decencies OF hio'
VY SAMUEL LoyEK, the popular Irish writer
singer and toryelIor arrived At the Aston House THU
morning.
RrscuKp rKoM DRowsiSo "A man named JohT
Hapen was rescued from drowning last night At the foo
Of wsllst BY officer Collins OF tho First Ward
CouRr or sEssIoSs-Frdoy-I 'nalof Madame
Rsslell resaspsd The trial of Madame Resle was re
sumed the testimony for the prosecution continued
Add MllspaaaeA sworn.--l reside At Montgomery
have bscn Superintendent of the Poor for Orange Co
know Dr. rhomss Nlspsugh heard him say he Wa
attending Maria podine In ths Fall of 40.
jacob p. Decker. sworD.-l resida ia the neshoorhoo
OF Wsidron; ! know Maria hodne | would heliev
her her oath know nothing sgsins, her character
CSoss erantasd-hsris Bocine 10 connection o
tnlne my vito 10 aunt 10 Maria Bodine.
Hsliaa r. Decker sworn reside ~ Montgomery
have lived ihsrs Tor 10 years, know dsTis Bodine
her character 10 not good would believe her uuco
OATH. 49,
S,ipanas Cqyaau sworn reside near WsldTon
know Maria Bodino her character has been bad 10
three four yesrs. | would believe her on her osih
Csoss Szamiaed AL have heard Of Der for sewers
years hss been unfsyorSpie; know DR.. Thomas Mills
psush hs character Is good would bellows him III
der oath.
Mosss SaEk sworn i reside at Montgomery; know
Maria bodioe her character Il bad would oeiiev
her under ossh.
CScsscrs~,aed--I am father 10 Dr. samuel smith
Ths prosecution here rested, aud Toe deienoe seai
resumed
he.rvJ kslseaszA sworn - rcside Ia this City: su
a distsnt conDeclva OF Dr. Thomas Milhpauga hsv
known him from youth. his general moral character
good would believe hun under oath have visito
wsidron several tunes year sinee have been In hi
CITY.
cid. hved At Newbursh after that until came T. hi
CITY. nesrly three years ago. never heard snytoln
ss.insi the character OF Dr.. Thomas Mllsesosh
xlkrt A. SrsifA swnru.--l reside At Montgomery
kno~ Dr. Thomas Mlspsugh have kooFn hun ios
number OF years bis general character T" gooa "Va'
eolleve him under oath.
csss ass,ssd.-i thirty two years old. sm
farmer slso buy and sel stock never heard snS
thing sgsinst the character OF De- Thomas MlspaUgh
George haispansh recalled Il know Dr. Thomas NAIL
psush be 10 dssssnt connection Vt mine; his charscte
IL very good would believe him on oath
Cross ezansaea i have heard snythlng asaius
his Sbsrsoter.
Joan 4 tsosseAss sworn Know Dr. rhos Milsosush
ue,er beard anything sgsipst his character woou
bolisve ho under OATH.
C>a.s eraaiaed--l reside Al Montgomery keep
,abho house. Dr. Thomas Mlsp stops =, my ho0ss
never saw or heard anything sg.insi HIN
Moses fnks sworn resioe Al Nsloron 1 ~ork 10
f-c,oy was sahPo.sco ~ ~ nc~ysr ier we pros
eatoa. / rscolect old Mrs. Cooks leaving Wsisrot
nw.s shout the 2ist Of April ! sfter~srd took Mar
Bodse 10 Goshen che tod me ~as going 10 ksmspo
HARnoRs OF OKEGoS.-Capt Wilkes, whoeon
nsnaed he exploring expee0lon 10 letter % A
Whin,y. Csc fcuasrss - to'io~s
Every O1e Il ssashea With ihc faciltes the hsrto
on cur E.slsfn so4basrs offer for commerce Ho~ev,
rrc.i ttey nay De- ta-y % NOT exceed offered
the Strait, 81 lasn 81 keca, Admiralty iaiet and n
sors soand On tue Western eo~sg. These AN minag
" asQssln.,d with I'D they sre not surpassed by az
and lace enough D. accommodate the psvlss OF a
vna snd a. receptsces for the commerce u the Ess
which ] cannot douo, viii one Day, ard hist Dor "A
distant low into them