New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-31
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ryx s,u,se or TIE JANEsrowS--This " Gov.
.rnmens ship freshied with roop and k.IsxN re-
...,s,,3sv with fine wind from the West unae' 40
ornnsnd OF Capt r. B. FORBES, for Cork Irc.sna Re
hsif psst eight In the morning, she LEFT her pe,
Nayy Yard and with little canvas spreea " 1919
BE breeze stood down the haroor on ns. "a ,h ,ast
In about ono hours dme from the cs.'ns wes,eyn
hswser tina, bound her TO the , and was standng
sv ,n.Sa.Lisd and free, bearing within ner
~ooden ws. food for furnishing ana covering 20.
the naked free W. .i Dn sIeed brethren Of the ODD
t,s Wv NJ asht chat gallant ship moulded and lash
lcr.a Tor wsrs stern purposes OF aes,uc'on sno ~
speedlps on her course stripped OF ne, nh
- destlned port and safe return to our
80 nav II be before the honor OF THIS her aooI OF
oye sa be furnished by scenes OF bioodshed ana
II he steamboat r. b. Forbes under command OF Capt
Morris with the Relief commitsee on board scoompsn
ed the Jamestown down the harbor and wheh ust
side the light siided handsomely alongside anu ooA ."
Hsr cargo Is valued at nearly forty thousand dollars
eonsstipg OF bread beef corn -four PORK eio,ning @o
and b calculated that at esst from sn =, s we've
and dollars In freight have been se'ee 70 tne eoh
1t the present high prices. ino''oh 'o"' ~''"
ALARMING ArTEmrT TO PoIsos-We have re-
e.lyed an account OF Of the most daring attempts
40 poson family ever heard Of Ia this part OF me
country The facts these On the morning VI
Wednesday the nth inst Immediately after breakiaI
the family Of Mr. Francis Van wssDsr r;oa.v IN the
sIekoess was attributed 10 the coffee and Was evioenuy
the effect Of poison. Byprompt aid ihey all reco'ereo
Pat on Thursday morning last the 18th inst son Of
NJ, Van Wagner sickened again Immediately after
drinking lumber Of water nom wafer pail Hon'
which pail the tcakettle had Just been hleo. an Re
summation was Immediately made OF the wafer 10 ~.
ca kettle when table spoonful oil rhHS poaa I'd
found al the bottom This powder was taken ou' ad
iu character tested by DR.. William =. "i00Oh' '"'
''.ru ~ .r. s,l AIDING we'll but greatly distressed
ana Alarmed at such disbolca and daring attempts 70
murder them, the cause oil which mey Cannon eon'
To- ...e ia both mysterious and alarming one, and
Ne advise our authorities and others TO exercise inc
utmost vigilance TO some clue TO the gunty may
not be found. lPoughkeepse journal 'S'u'u'''
CATHOLICISM IN HAYTI-Rev. Mr.. Graves, Ed
Tor of the Christian Reflector In letter In that journal
syes the following information In relation TO the roman
Catholic religion In Hayti ,....x
TO The Pope Of Rome They regard the Papal authority
AZ opposed TO their national and civil liberty and IN
cons'ency with their republican prncp eSs se church
Dsnitares the single order Of Priests ana o. e
appointing disposng Of these the Prenoen, eln'n'
tie night and power Inc Roman Ss'e8e remsOa !.
the State religion but Is subject 10 egsa'Ve feEua
lions and executive authority
"MuRDRR WILL OUT."-The body OF an IN
known person was found In the canal az Rochester on
Thursday the top Of his skull being broken In as though
done with club. Its appearance indicated thar .ne is
was from 40 to 80 years Of age and OF medium stature
The American says, he had probably lain IN the cana
some weeks. The deceased was very well dressed ne
had on blue frock coat grey vest and striped Panta
looms flannel under shirt striped cotton snirt eho
over those white cotton shirt-knt drawers patcneu
on the knee with white flannel and new pair OF ooot
Aettcr was found In the pockets Of the deceased po
MARRIED at Bergen and dated "Le Roy, Nov. 3 1916 .
The direction is 10 Chilli but the person 10 whom vi
rected 10 effsced. II is addressed within my deai
John" and signed Mary Holloway The writer re-
Gage In lie Roy. The facts above stated will probably
lead 10 the disclosure OF the of the deceased as
there must be those who will at once identity him
INVISIBLE RUMsHLIER.-The Lawrence, Mass.
Messenger ssys that Rumseer IN that town has con
struced partition in his store, behind which he places
himself aud the person wishing to purchase puts ms
money into drawer which is drawn back and glass
Of Houor showed out The buyer does not see the
seller consequently does not know OF whom ne pur-
chsses and no complaint can be made The Messenger
thinks that the ingenuity Of the temperance men VIII
find some means Of bringing the offender to justice be-
fore great while.
FATAL CATAsTRoPHE.-A ship at New-Orleans
broke from her moorpgs the 18th and floating down
the river I'm contact with steamboat on board OF
which considerable number OF persons were cohecteo'
The collision caused considerable damage 10 ne siehnl'
boat; two negroes were killed. and some five or six
persons were injured TO cause serious apprenen'
sions for their recovery.
" Judge Brown, who recently KILLED judge
Gather his brother iniaw In rcncontre at Bardstown
Nv has been tried and acquitted
rV- A block of poor wooden buildings in Men,
phs Tenn occupied chiefly by Irish laborers, was de-
snoyed by fire on the 18Th.
or The body of Capt. Mason, late Of the Cactus,
wrecked on Cape Cod, has been recovered.