New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-23
New-Xork Town Meetings.

U1is S0y'prs ONoND.AGA CO. LOcJ. SEp'rrs
Clay. f. Morehouse, Camillus. Harry Tuttle.
Cicero, . Isaac Baum, .De Witt Robt Dunlop. jr
Fabius Bennett Adams Elbrdge ..Thos w. HILL
Onondaga A. l.. Taylor Lafayette, Saml. A. Keen
Ousco Nath. b. Sesrle 'l.ysander, Henry Case jr
Pompey. Samuel Hart Msnlius. s. L. Edwards
'Sslina. Hiram Putnsm-7 'Marceus.. P. d. Howe,
GAN We believe Rum *Sksneateles. w. II. Jeweti-
has given LocoFocois its spoford, William Legg
gains this year, as Tempe 1uley,. .Ansel Strong
rance has given the Wings Van Buren, Thsd Hsynesll
the Supervisor Of Sslins. All right
FIREs-On the 9Th. Robert Brysons grist mill,
Cumberland Co. Pa. destroyed Same day, William
: Jacksons mill Dorchester Co. Nd t. 4 B. Bowen
wooden factory Deereld township Nogs Co Pa on the
18th inst loss S2OCO no insurance Al Paterson, n. J.
18th inst Messrs iggins's carpet factory building aud
machinery owned by Robert Thompson, who was mol
insured Messrs. III. were insured On the lotn, the
large public house al Gray Corner Me- occupied by Mr.
Theophus Dame the house insured in the amount
Of $2.l00; furniture partially insured.
The large building known as the Marshal Pork House,
In Cincinnati with large stock belonging TO Wallace
Sigusou destroyed by ire the 10th Mr. SIS loss
about IL or Sl2O00-tuy insured the building was
owned by the Franklin Bank Cincinnati and WAS not in
sured A smoke-house of John Mclaughlin adjoining
was destroyed with loss of about 20OO-noi insured
Two or three hremen were Slightly injured
DREADFUL TRAGEDY--NNc learn by gentleman
lust from Upper MahGntongo Says the Pcsrc Press that
on Tuesday morning Mrs Snyder wife OF Daniel shy
der who had been until lately confined In Aims House
as Gnac, but who, II thought had recovered her
reAsOD) before daylight And Win Al ak lnlcteu
several wounds her husbands head which caused his
death in few hours. The wreiched woman then de-
sroyed her life by cutting her throat with rszor
SHocKiNG.--A muatto man IN. Cincinnati on the
l7th inst put his head into hucksters wagon, when
Quick as Nghtning without even warning growl. the
dog sprang the and seizedhim by the mouth and
and despite every effort Of his TO get the dog loose
he chung and gnawed until he had taken part Of the
mans and all the upper lip entirely of The man
fantcd.
FoRGERY-A forgery was committed az Cincin-
natl on the 18th inst by OF the bosrders of the Lud
low-st House. The scamp bad been boarding with Mr.
Psor the proprietor until his bill amounted to about
$3.50 To pay this he forged one check upon Mr.. w
HI Groesbeck of $780, and another Of $50, which was
cashed by Mr. Paor The fellow had sloped-
ACCIDENT IN THE MIsEs.--On Friday afternoon,
as some OF the miners who employed IN spencers
mine Al Pottsvie proving the air with their lamp.
the foul air ned when most terrific explosion TOOK
place, killing six men. and dangerously injuring the
seventh, who II ia not expected will survive.
" A man named Jones, of jacksonville Ala
killed his wife with an on the 2lst. lie had besa
married but two months.
John Coleson had his head GU, open BY his wife WIT
She was arrested and sent TO jail Lafsy frsv
" j. Nj. CLAPP. Esq. recently Editor OF The
Charleston Mercury has become the Editor Of the
Southern Quarterly Review, from which MI ID,
WHITAKER retires.