New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-13

MANOR DIFFIcULTIEs.-Mr. Gould member for
Columbia County candid man, but opposed to the An
t.Renters to Land Limitation &C. yesterday urged his
bin TO make 1t state prison offence to modest any per
legal possession of property and attempt to die
possess and drive him of He said we quote yesterday
EveaiHs Journal that be had information that out
break had occurred In Columbia County last Sstur.
day night A peaceabe family were asssed and
shot at -Four bullets were found in of the sleep
ing rooms; and law constantly set at def
anee lie had information which warranted him In
saving that there was organized band of sgrsrsns in
that county who only waited the adjournment of the
LEGISLATURE to drive law and order loving citizens from
their farms There magazines Of arms and am
muntOn various parts Of the county In the hands Of
these lawless and in his opinion, II something
was not done Immediately civil would ensue; for
II was not u be presumed that would permit these
agrhrians to drive them from their homes by violent
means without resisting
Mr. sicsles called for the ayes and noes and when
Mr. f. smiths name was called, he desired 10 know
what the question was
Voice About han ging the ntiRenters.
The Speaker stated the title Of the bill
Mr. T. smith believe the law Is strong enough al
ready. vote
The motion was reected--syes AZ, noes AZ.
RHODE lsLAND-The General Assembly ad
toured Saturday after pleasant session OF four and
half DAYS At Newport Few acts OF public nature
passed but large amount OF private business was
disposed Of and number Of charters were granted The
report of the Commissioners 70 settle the boundary line
between Rhode Island snd Massachusetts was confirm
ed and we presume that the assent Of the Legislature Of
Massachusetts will settle this long vexed question.
The last Tuesday In august was assigned for second
tris % elect member OF Congress IN the western DIS
trct.
port to decide upon the adoption OF City Charter.
The General Assembly adjourned 20 meet at Newport
on tie third Monday OF June Providence Jour. 10th.
FROM MArAMoRos We have a copy Of the
American Flag Of the 2st uli from which copy the
following:
DovSuPoS THEY'VE stated not long ago that Gen
Taylor had resolved on requsiton upon the OF
New Leon Coahuils and Tamsuipss for Naturalization
for the destruction OF the public property OF the United
States by Mexican robbers In those departments OF Mex
leo. Since then Col Gushing has received order d.
recing him call upon the Alcsldes OF this place and
will accordingly pay bis respects 10 their honors this
morning The proportion OF this department Is Si7 900
and can be lquidaf-d mules at 81 head beet cattle
At TO- or corn per fansgs, three bushels) The Al
csldes here will confer with the authorities Of other
towns 10 the amount oi taxable property 10 tneir sew
era districts data In nxng the proportion Of
each The here will receipt for all that
msy be fofked over 9
MAJORS GAINES AND BORLASD. AID CAPTAIN
CLAH-News has been received in Burlington, by. by
some returning volunteers Of the arrival Ssluo OF
Majors Gaines and BorlAnd and Capt {. N. Clay to-
gether with the troops captured with them
The exchange OF Mexican prisoners Tor them,
readers will recoect Was effected after the battle of
BaenA Vista MAJ. G's family sxPect hin shortly At
home C1ssi1s 81 Clay has r0tzafe1ef for he rGy and
MAJOR Borsnd regret learn died Of disease short
ly after his return u bis command. Express.
GENERAL sHfEIDs-The New Orleans Com
nerca Bulletin Of the 80 inst says positively that Gen
Shields died on the lsth Of April bur does appear
10 have received eny later Bdvces than those published
&c the New Orleans papers Of the %.
ANoTHER OUTRAGE n CoLrNBlA-The house
Vi Hiram Wheeler. peaceful citizen Of Tscghanick
was fred into on Saturday night By gang OF ineenda
ries -Four musket balls found lodged In the build
iag two Of which we're found near the beds In which
Mr. Wheeler and bis ehildren slept such outrsges
should and Will awaken gcnrr-l and indignant senti
nent In the community. Unfortunately, while none
doubt By whom these crimes perPeraEed the au;ho
rites are unable to obtain The proof Necessary 10 their
conviction. Albany Evening Journal
TIE PgosPEcr-THE CRoPs-Thus far the sea
son has been remarkably unprOpiious Il has either
been too cold or too dry and IN many counties the plan
ters End IL impossible 70 get good stand OF Cotton
The wheat crop too in many OF the upper counties
promises badly while both the young Corn and Cotton
Ia several OF the counties have been greatly injured BY
myras OF rasskosps which seem 10 sweep everything
before them Was esc; the copious rains Of the ss,
three days may upon TIE prospects Of the farmer
remains 10 b. seen macon N1eol JouInAA O'n-
~ The total loss BY the late fire at Dayton Is
49, ~. Z