New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-12

MORE DocTORf.-Ths following are the names
Of the graduates who received the degree Of N. D.
% Wednesday evening at the annual Commence
ment Of the Medical Department Of the n Y Uni.
versity:
Lis Of Gra1s1es IT D Andrews NY; B Andrews.
JrN Y; BarrovA Conn; N Bsss. s c /; A D
Brown. Ala; D Breed. y y A C Becker, NY:HP
bet I; Bentley. ny; HK Bellows NY; JW Ben.
son c ! q Pond, Tenn Barbour. Ca w ?
Collins, Me- F Chapman, Ca; Conover NJ: w
G Cox, Ga; Conyngton. Ind Cutsheon, n Il /;
Dennis, y J Dow. Conn J Emery, n c; Foot
Ind I NJ Franklin. N Y 8 NJ Fsuar. Va; Farms
worth. Ne harrington, Il; Fox, Conn; R w
Fisher. Fla Frame, NJ; w Gardner NY; P c
Graz NY; JP Garyin. Tenn; c ? Ghggs, Conn N
Gilman, n Y A Green, Ala J L Graham Conn; D
Gibbs Ga; w Graves, Ga Goscher. Pa w P
Nh; TE Hunt, J; NJ Hoyt VI; Hull Mis-. 7
Henderson, Ga w Hunter. I c II Holt, n Y; Z
Harris, n Y; J Holly. Ala II Hewitt Conn 7
Ireland Y; w johnson, o; T James Ca; Rufus
King, NY w King Ga; knight, n ; c Leggett
NY w 2 Lawton. s G; H Lockett, Ga ] Lesviit N
II A Miller, o : MacGregor Y R Martin. Pa; A Ny
erf, n c. Mundy, Mich Mcconnell, NY H No
sher NY; A MeDonald, \ y w Msltbis. Ca II
c A Nickerson, NY; R 81 0Ferrall o. ONeIl
n Y; w Palmer. Nd A L Psrkes, Tenn g
Phelan, n y J Pollock NC W Pope, n G; c
p Ridley. Ga; Robertson. Va Sutphen, y ;
II Saunders, n Y; sill, Mich; J F seguin. La:
Sweat BE w sewan Me- c " Stewart Mass; II B
Stephens, Wy; w spslding. VI; q smith, Texas
J z Smith, Ga; w Stewart Ia; : w Thomas. NY; B
Throop. NY II Turner, G c Tuny. ~; L T
Warner n Y L Y Virgins, W II Wiley. N c.
Woodeoek. Me; w Wood, Conn; Q Withers Ky :
Ala c White. Tenn; II williams. Conn g n
Wharton. Tenn Williams, NY.-Totsl I2J.
FROM HAvASA-The bris Mary Ann Jones ar.
on the 2lst ult The boiler OF engine upoa estate
in the district of Jaruco exploded, killing siz persons
FROM LoBo.-The following is an extract from
aetter received by commercial house from the Island
OF Lobos dated February Is:
There are now here IL sail OF ships BRIG and bark.
We have hsa one severe norther and laid 1t out nicely
rode with los fsthoms 10 my best bower and did not
move. hope we may not have any more 90 severe.
The ship Ocean has Of small pox on board and
great ears are entertained by all shore and on board
ship that the disease may spread The detachment from
her was landed before any one seemed aware OF the
danger but all communication with her is prohib-
tied We are having fine times here nshins &c;
(S. o. Pic Cd inst
TIE wEAIHEK-A TelegrAphic dispatch re-
ceived in this City ct IL o'clock Wednesday evening
says:
up 70 this hour it has besn raining At Poughkeepse,
Hudson and Albany the rain freezing itfss and COW
erng the ground with sleet The ice In the river get
ing rotten but there Is no immediate prospect OF iS
At syracuse and tides, at thl. hour there Is IN sp
pearance OF rain
MADAME WEISS AND THE VIEssIsk CHILDREN.
We learn from gentleman who left New York ast eve
ming that German has recently arrived in mat city
with power Of attorney or some sucn authority nom
father of Fanny Martin OF the Vennsse to re-
claim her from the custody Of Madame WEISS and carry
her back TO Germany The Of this s said TO be
violation OF contract tbs part OF Madame w VINO ny
her articles Of agreement with the parents OF Fanny as
well as with those Of most II not oil the other children,
had no authority to bring them 10 this country tbs I'M
dersanens being that their professional tour wss 10 be
confined TO Europe. Boston Trans.
NEw Boar FOR THE soUSD.--Ws understand
h the Norwich Railroad Company have chartered the
new strong and elegant steamer "Cornslius Wander
bilt" for the coming This boat Is said 70 be
Hrstrae in every respect and is to ply alternately with
the Worcester between Norwich and New.foIk
Boston Courier.
TIE ArKEvrpA-The schooner Of this name
which arrived yesterday in under Msxcsn eoors
We hear that the United States authorities here hsvs
her now In their hands and will not eov her 20 enter
Land her goods unu mey ooro sfes@ fso-- tt----s
ton. IN o. re "a inst
TERRIBLE AccIpEsT.--A gentleman by the name
of Fox with his wife and Ave children were crossing
Wildcat river In Indiana with wagon and team when
the horses turned Into deep water, drowning the hve
children and female.
CF- Mr.. Mckay, East Boston. is building mag
ncent ship ofneary 400 tons burden for Trains ine
Of Liverpool packets Ths Ocean Monarch will be the
argest in tbs United states with the single
exception of the New World. built by Mr. Mckay last
year. and will have three complete decks. The o. NJ
will be launched about June il. Boston Courier
EY- Cape Cottage, e fine house at watering
place near Portland Ne was destroyed by IRE on the
night OF the sun Loss about 81 0O0-nsured for $1,000
~ The Pennsylvania says that Phillip n.
Dallas Of Philadelphia goes TO Prsnee with Mr. Rush az
an sttsehe to the Legation
trs- A little daughter Of Mr.. Bonifsce OF Auburn
was burned to death BY her clothes taking Ore on Friday
night last.
E7- The First Universalist Meeting House In
Littleton Mass was destroyed by nre SATURDAY night
ry- EMERY D. POTTER has bssn*fetlscted
Mayor of Toledo.