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


DyArp OF Gro. w WEED-The calamity sp-
pretended for several weeks has fallen upon The family
and TRENDS Of deceased Mr. w bad been. for
months severely afflicted but hopes we're entertained
he might survive and recover from the rsvsses
which disease had made upon biz constitution. But
has been oshervise ordered Death has summoned
him early grave He Was in his 35ih yesr.
Mr.. w was a generous hearted man, with few faults
aad many virtues Few young men were better known
throus bout the State. highly respected. His
talents and virtues had secured him the esteem and
friendship Of the most valued Of our citizens and bis
earDes, zeal and sound Judgment as politician bad
siv~n bsm Influence and position seldom attained
even by those more advanced IN yesrs
He Iesvfs 40 interesting family o. noun the 0ss Of
hu.ssnd and father endesred 90 them By bis uniform
auAu.ty and gsDteness and large circle Of seQcsnt
Who Will drop tear over bis grave a. the resns
place Of 10 whose character were BLENDED ali tne
elements Of true man. Alossy I've. Journal
Psopucr At rHy WEsT--TsE CROPS "A gen
rennn OF this village who has just returned from trip
through portion Of the State Of Ohio informs thst
there yet great abundance Of every description OF pro
duee In the Buckeye -tste On ell The principal mo
roashfsres which he Travelled be eon''Anuy met s'sns
OF wagons laden With Wheat and Corn on teeir way 70
market snd from all he could gather. the uoususl De
rsnd occssoDsd By the late rise IN pnces great a. Il
w..) was not equal the supply hand. Al one point
In Huron County Curtisss Corners be counted on an
eveops ons hundred snd wagons 10 group, laden
heavily ~th srsn, their way 10 the dept al Huron
and 5.Ddasky.
he rt.,e Whest then worth At their markets ss
I'd a. which price farmers felt they could ssord to
transport their produce 10 the market from distance
by land and resp a handsome profit
Ia regard to the coming crops, the opinion wss uni
ver..i among the farmers that they were unusually
prornsnx --pever Wheat corn snd potatoes
locke exceednsly well throughout Huron sno Lorsin
Counties and equally promising in di5sreLt sections Of
the STATE far could learn. The amount oil pro
lSyrscuse Star
DARING RoBpERY.-A most daring and high
handed robbery was committed upon the person and
preu.ses Of Mr. John GrsbsD. residing Desr Cnbl IN
sthis county on Saturday night last Mr. 1rshAm sho
M. bou.,srever were awakened BY noise and found
two men already In the house with lighted candle and
loaded pistols 10 their hands They then deliberately
proceeo.d tie tbe Two inmates, with cords winch
they hsd previously provided and while one belo
pistol at Mr. Grahsns head the other broke open his
trunk and took such money as they could mo
amounting as Is supposed TO several hundred ool.
and III, tskibg q ssdde two, fOr the horses tbey
rode were stolen from Mr. Parker one OF Mr. Osreign
bors) took their departure
When they left Mr.. @. released himself ano com
nebced loading his gun, intending % follow them-
Hearing noise. they returned and tied him sgaiD and
put of As be could sesia iberste himself Mr.
Grshsm started after them on foot IN the drecnon OF
Carthage and srrivng at Mr. Larkin SCOTS procured
horses and the assistance Of Mr.. and continued the
pursuit In this time. however they were joined oy
Mr. Parker the owner Of the horses. The rogues had
10 the meantime gsined hour Tbs pursuit continued
borthwsrdy through tbs County, and into henderson
70 the river bank where the tracks passed over 10 an
islsnd nesr Burlington Whether the pursuit continued
sDy farther what the result has been we have not
learned Warsaw IN signal 18th ut
WORTHY OF IMTTATIoH.--On Sunday afternoon,
Rev Mr.. Pennington (colored) preached IN the Fourth
Congregational Church, the pastor. Rev Mr.. Patton
(son of DR. Patton Of New YORK. exchanging with him
Th. IL the fret instance in which the courtesy OF ex
change has been rendered 10 Mr. Pennington by any OF
his tnni.teris brethren IN this city. We hear Of no
dl,saecton ON the part OF Mr. Patons people on the
contrary the proprs,y Of the exchange seems TO he
generally recogni zed and ssfscuou Is expressed hst
h Ia, taken place Hartford CHARTER Oak.
The AFRICANS BY THE 'POSs.'-These people
or LARGE portion Of them. becoming OF value To
their susrdisns; those remaining In the Colony show
no ojspositeu now % wander Of They seem perfectly
sshet with their circumstances and we mad no great
difficulty In sccusoming them to our habits those oil
them living In Grand Bssss have proved to be very ser
yiceeble. lLiOeta heis'"'
AccrDrST TO THE HUTcHIss0Ns.-We learn
from sentlt man from New Hampshire that an seci
dent hsppe ned 10 two members OF this family oil sing
ers on SUNDAY last they riding In the vicinity OF
their residence IN Milford. N. H. The carriage YVES ny
act and Miss Hutchinson and the wife OF one OF the
brothers injured The injury 10 the latter Is said
20 be serious Boston Traveller.
RELICS or ANTiQUITY.-We nave IN our pos
session snuff Box which was brought to this country
by one If Puritauc ancestors in ths original snip
the asyfower !, IL made OF steel japanned OF CIR
culsr fon aud az well preserved tor as the most
modern articles II the present day il Is tn property
OF an old lady ia Fairfield County now nearly ninety
wears Of sge OF the nsms OF Comstock, and has de-
SC. nded in the family through all its generations from
the landing Ply ot ts hrst possessor The old
ls0y has several relics of the same description Ano
amcns the iron pot which has been 10 use more
than Two hundred years. Haven journal