New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

II YAsEEE DOODLE for this week Is better
than ever both In ia illustrations and It's letter press
For any mans reading. or wonsns either We know not
where wit IL happily combined with wisdsm. Our
scissors have been busy all the present number
but the following jsu dspr evidently from pen with
which our readers are familiar, IL all we can make
room for
The navigation OF the Hudson Is temporarily closed
though the tide OF travel still continues 10 ebb asd dow
along its banks In easy stages Ts an Ill wind that
blows no good and the same blast that congsss tho
liquid horoughfsre sweeps the dust from many extra
stage the that the buckets OF steamboats,
wheel dip into frosted cakes instead OF ths sparkling
spokes long silent and innocent Of tongue. Changsh
noteworthy by every sensible person
What IL one mans loss is sno;her's gsint
Expect fine weather while you have rain
The Highlander lies in the midst Of the ishsads and
10 all probability will not make her appearance In The
low lands for some time 20 come. She undertook TO
keep the navigation open through the Winter but though
she is a nice boat In some respects she has certainly
established character as All ice boat In her last "trip
up she set down her passengers BY landing them 10
the middle Of the river This may paradocksc
but upon examination nice distinction will be percev
ed in the sufficient 10 justify waving the point at
issue) Having broken her wheels. she has laid BY for
repairs I'LL she gets pair In this unpleasant situs
ton she may have 10 remain until general Liquidation
OF bonds 10 the Highland banks shall have relessed Der.
from her Liabilities which cannot well take place vii
out unusual rise tne tnernOmeter or neafJ
rein The Highlander 10 now unquesronably the sts9
boat In the riyer.
REV. JoHS SEYs-The Chnstian Advocate AID
Journal In Al article referring to the recent trial and
acqu.ttA of this gentleman on a charge affecting he
moral character says In the Judgment Of kn srsth
rem and the whole community he comes out anscsthed
by the SANDER and without spot upoa his reputation
Christian and Christian minister Never w0 there
a more triumphant vndieaton. Never did brother ssJs
stand higher In the estimation Of his brethren or OF the
community
~ Extract from the New Orleans DAILY Atlas
January - Among the best specimens Of articles en-
hibted al the State Fair In December wss FafSoa6s
Portable MI, exhibited by stephen Brown, Of New
Yord The mill eommends iuef on account Of the sx
ceedng portability In being bu. little larger than Pces
measure. The grinding sursees are composed Of the
bee, French burr stone which sfec'ea little By use
and easily put in order when worn srn6oth ~ any oos
who possesses them. 1t 10 represented Is being rsnsh
able for it, simplicity Of construction, and tns rapidly
with which reduces wheat nee corn, 10 the hned
and best quality Of -four and meal" Manufactured 81
Charles Ros, Of SewYork.
THz BLAcKwELLs IsLAsD VOTERs-The ten or
twelve wi,nesse. imprisoned and detained In cur CU
Prison since the irst Of November lsso, 70 give e'f
dence against the officers Blsekwsls Island. ven
yesterday brought before His Honor Judge osSsJ
a writ Of habess corpus. motion was made ey VIZ
liam b. wedgsood, their counsel, for their dsesSfs'
which motion opposed By District Attorney NC
Keon After full argument and examination Of the re
turns to the writ Of hsbsss corpus, the rnosoa ws
lowed and an order for the discharge granted y"
blame can 10 attached 10 the District Attorney for 20
much delay In bringing this case to triAl
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS -Another effort wS
made last evening 70 obtain quorum tut without sue
ceu Tbs Mayor and Aid Hart and Giissn are
Washington, and the friends Of Dsrseaas ~ cnv "
divisoa Of the Words. swst ws snos''ssse' VIC" ~
turn before ssssatipg