New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
From the n o. Picayune, nh.
From FrOnfcra and TabascO.


The schooner Arietis Capt Martin. arrived yes
terday from Froners near the mouth OF the Ts5asco
river whence she sailed the % nit We are intebt
"a 10 Capt Martin for the following memoranda OF the
news brought by him ~. 800
The 5 bomb brig Htna, Comr J. Van Brunt /,
schr Bouiio J. N Bsrrien. Lieut.. Commanding and
steamer Scourfe. are lying at Frouera near the NOUN
Of Tabasco River where up 20 to-day, all has been
quiet The importation of logwood is prohibited
siet sccounis from Tabssco sste that everything Is
quiet there and that great many Of the Mexican sol
ders ara deserving account OF not receiving any pay
for their servces-snd that those who remained were
under the command Of the famous Miguel Bruno who
II is said has been appointed Commander in Chiei 81
tho Mexican soldiers IN the State of Iaossco Quite
number Of men have been on the sick lst but are
now rapidly recovering. There is no very l1te ~ ~
from IN. interior The greater NUMBER of the ioha
tanis who had left this town on account OF wars
alarms are now returning having become satisfied thA.
the Yankees do not est MeXicsns-"hen they keep
themselves quiet com Perry vas st the last eecouus
lying o. Anton Lzardo but daily expected al las place
The FASHION We learn quite surprise
from Capt Winde of the Alabsms. that It j. mistake
that the Fashon was At Vera Cruz when be left there
the Goth ult she just going into Ismpico Tor fuel
when The Alabama eit that por ON the JJih ut Thence
she down 90 Vera Cruz. and Capt Wlndio
thinks she would mske tfp 10 the Brszos and back be-
fore she would come here This supposiuon may salts
isclory for the delay IN the Fashions arrival
which is 90 iTksome 10 the public and The pre's
y o. Picayune 9Th.
MYSTERIOUS Casa young woman of rather
ureposses.ng appearance was found upon the sidewalk
In Oak II on Sunday evening last Ia q it, When she
recovered from her u; fhe appeared quite deranged
She said she from Utica and that her name was
Gregory. She had recollection Of anything that
passed after she into the city upon packet oost
She also fsys she bad some So 10 money, gold watch
and some jewery, which We're 81 gone when she was
found sunday evening. She Is apparently about 20
years Of age dark complexion bisck hair and eyes quite
intelligent and sppesrs fond % music AZ her eonyer
sson and conduct lead 20 the Impression that she j. 10
sane ., is impossible % determine the corec,nefh OF tho
account she gives of herself Should this meet the eye
Of her friends they learn OF her situat on by
application 20 Mr. j. II Thompson. Superntend eni OF
the Poor. Mr. j. C. Stevens Overseor OF the Poor
Of this city. Rochester Dem lolh.
RELATIONS 0F TIE SEXEs-The Editor Of the
National Era In reply 70 a correspondent says 40 20
our own creed We think Ii highly orthodox. We BE-.
eve that woman was taken 81 fret from the side OF
man. but that since mao has been born Of woman
they both very indispensable % each other and
thst IT, man the hermit sighed IN woman smiled she
would have done the thing had not her full gsze,
Oh trst awaking 10 Life rested upon him that H. In a
cerisin sense man Is the head Of the woman, wOmsn Is
the heart Of in good many thstthe IS no
conflict OF rights. or far wo have ascerlanod no
natural hostility between the sexes that the cro"ang
glory Of Earth 10 the wellordered Family where nus
band and wife rule each other by Love and Reason
without rude appeals % prerograve one side or ne
cessiiy suffering submission the other both equally
loved and respected by their children bon equally low
Ing and reverencng the great Father OF AL
4 SMALL BAIIIf.-ADOuL DUSK ldnL tffhlhb
Broadway the Of real battle. tseems there
day two since, some fighting between some OIL
the regular recruits and some yoluuteefs IN "hch
regular named Mallory wes shot toiers0ly seVcfeiy-
Last evening the fight renewed. pariy OF Noluh
eefs armed the law directs GtOfme1 the eguhf bar
racks Tho regulars fred from the second story win
dOws Of their barracks and the volunteers hred from le
street Two Of the volunteers 90 negro wounded
There twelve shots fred by the regulars and three
by tbs volunteers volunteer named Copeland ("hO
sho; twice. acted very bravely. Although he wes
shot he continued 10 "snep until his pistol wen, on
Nashville Gazette, Oct 2.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PRINcr EDWARDS
BLAND large number OF mon were engsged, on
THURSDAY Ia erecting the frame OF Roman Catholic
Chapel 81 Crapauds the lower part OF the frame was
raised. bu, not secured when the tic BEAM on which
a number OF men, suddenly broke and the whole
frame fell 70 the ground buryng some beneath and
knocking others several feet from the seriously
njunng twenty Eve parsons Some Of them remained
insensble up 10 yesterday mOrnng-one man had both
legs broken-fractured skulls, oisocated Joints ADD
broken bones constitute the majority Of the injuries
Want Of precsuton informed il the Of this
melancholy accident. lCharlo.etown Adv
TRAINS FOR THR WFsT.--The Western MOI
Hrad Of the % inst contains the following paragraphs
II Is rumored that Of tue trains tina, left last week
has been robbed near the Kansas We have not learned
the particulars. We understand that five or dix men
belonging - the Santa re Battalion have been arrested
and put irons At the Fort charged with robbne and
attempting % kin some OF the returned volunteers
Two of these latter found badly bruised and nearly
loxcsted The men who were arrested belong We be
uese. 10 Capt Kosoisowskis company.
DYING EMIGRANTs.-The National Iafeihgcnc,r
Of Friday contains Interesting account Of the proceed
ipgs Of a large and highly respectable meeting OF the
citzens Of Washington Tor the relief OF tbs suffering
Mormon emgrants whose case We laid before read
ers a few weeks since Col seaion the Mayor Of the
city who presided. made moot feeling statement Of
their miserable condition end hisn claims 10 public
sympathy
SICKNESS N WORcEsTER COuErY MD.-The
sno~bin shield Of Tuesday. ssys The Fall disease
seems 70 have commenced at this late period 10
good earnest hereabOuts In our village, with populA
tion 900 II l. computed there has twelve doaihs
within the last Two month";
ADDICTION % SLAyEs.--A man named james
l.. Andrews who PROCESSES TO be- from ono was eA'
ahmed at Bsuyvine Virginia on Monday last Tor en-
ucing away slaves from their owners. lbe evidence
sganst him Of pretty positive character and be- WA
remsnded 10 Jsil 10 await bis Trial 10 March next
MORE Stow. We were favored with another
SLIGHT fs Of snow yesterday North OF us were lhick
dsfk clouds and should DO surprised II they had
touch Of Winter Ia that direction. We understand
that quite large Quantities fell between here and the
Falls Buffalo Cour. 18th.