New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17

,,sd nv the convention which assembled at Flsoush
on Friday. are WILLIAM ROCKWELL for County Judge
H,,x.srs B DuHrEA for District Attorney, and An
p.rw 3. HopeEs Of Williamsburg, for Surrogate
meeting will be held at the Military Gar
den tomorrow evening TO sdop, measures Tor the pre-
.ep,suon of testimonial 20 Lieut. N. c. Marin. who
took an active part In securing the surrender OF AVA
RADIO.
CY- The sixth annual exhibition Of the Queens
County Agricultural Society will be held In the month
Of October next
AID FOR IsELASD.-The brig Anna Maria sailed
for Ireland on Friday heavily laden with food for Der
per.hns people Brooklyn ia no, behind her sister city
In acts Of charity.
re- The celebrated Grsvesend case will be
brought before the Court of Oyer and Terminer Of
King. County this week Several other important trials
are also to come Oh.
r=- The new Congre gationsl church in Gran
bsrrv,t late Rev Dr. Coxs) opened for religious WOE
.bio YESTERDAY. Rev. H. w. Beecher from lndisnspo-
lis Ind. preached in the morning and evening.
D,,vo, A. THY NAVY YARp.-The first class
r-ni,sd state. frisste sabine has now been en- the
stocks since ls24-twentyh three years and rom az sp
pearance. will remain there as much longer. mere
are only IRE ,aieapsuis in the yard and they sre
a. rort apon tis docks
~ poor woman with four small children
living a, the foot OF North Seventhst Wismsourgh IN
house belonging to a Mr. Rayner was iEraed 0Hf o
doors by having the house raised above her head on fr
dsv last Il was removed from the ground il sup
posed by some villains employed by her husband who
had deserted her. His name Is Curtin
Mr.. HorcHKIss This gentleman spoke for the
sr,, dine since the assault upon his person, Friday
Morning last. We understand that he is much better
SUDDEN DEArH-Robt Morrison, young man
living at ~ Concordst returned home on Friday even
inn about ten o'clock and after sitting down Tor lew
y,omsnts died uttsring exclamation OF pain. The
verdict of the Coroners Jury was Died OF rupture OF
the heart
ON Saturday evening Coroner Abraham ned an in
quest at 270 iackson-st the body OF child named
Eliza Jane Beckwen. She died very suddenly, and the
hlry returned the verdict death from causes unknown
~ We learn from a gentleman who came pas
,enser on the Msrths from Independence, ths, great
excitement still existed the frontier in regard TO the
murder of Mr. Coburn II was found on inspecting the
body that the unfortunate hsd been shot the ball
entering the posteror part of the head and coming ou
al the forehead The corpse found In deep ravns
about I'VE miles from tns SANTA udce IL WINS toHcu
in a blanket and weighed down with stones. We also
learn that letters which Is sd,d were In possession OF
the deceased at the time he last seem have been re-
ceved in this city. The general opinion on the iron
tier is that he was not killed by Indians
,lSt. Louis Daily Union, 7th.
For LIyERPooL.-The steamer Caledonia clear
ed today for Liverpool, and will sail st ~ tomorrow
She had SIS passengers for Liverpool and for Halifax
up to O'Clock to-day. among whom is the Earl OF Cath
cart and family Bost Trans u.s.
SaIPwREcK AND GREAT Loss OF LiFE.-A cor
respondent at Csstne writes that letter has been re-
eeiyed ia that town from St Peters, Mqueon via Hall
fax which stated that the Goth ult the French brig
Clarrsa was lost at the entrance OF the hsrbor OF -
Peters, and sixty three lives lost The bodies were all
washed on shore and buried on the Island
Boston Cour. 18th
The WHEAT CRoP-Some OF our cotempors
RES have already expressed the opinion that so large
portion OF wheat in the ground has been winter killed
that there Ia danger Of short crop 10 Ohio. We have
lately passed through the State from this 10 Cleveland
and thence to Beaver Penn; and although we noticed
many fields where ssrgs portion had been winter killed
confident taking into consideration the quantity
in the ground that the present promise 10 OF yield
above average crop Cincinnati (ohio) Ga1 18th