New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-01

SUPkEus CorxT-Speclal rerm--Before Judge Etnonds
--Deeisions.-hhId Roasa against RicAdrd Ronso -
Divorce, on The ground Of nndeity. granted.
IA Ne matter Of yossrh ScsEinss W,HAppesl nom the
Surrogate Richmond County, admitting the viii 70
probate. Decree OF Surrogate Alarmed
m People rel BeN,asit Grifsn vs. Ts ceHcEno,y
Hsftodts Episcopal church Brooklyn Although the
llw will not establish control religious forms. II will
protect parties connected with them The church having
been formed Methodist Episcopal Church. and the
Trustees appointed solely with thu view Of carrying out
the objects OF that Association. they are boand to comply
with the established rules OF the church fefemptofy
mandamus awarded commanding the Trustees TO admit
the relaor ~ their pulpit and parsonage trhey con-
teutei they had right, syeesoy 10 the wishes OF
majority Of the congregation, to retain Rev MI Green,
who suspended by the Bishop and refuse Mr. Grihen
whom ne had Appointed
Tsuals j. corsnhOren vs. Thomas J. Goaid Case
ferrcd.
John D. Lirt-gsfon vs. Edears Fitzgerald Motion for
attachment against the defendant for not appearing and
making assignment granted, and fne OF $50 imposed
Mayor &c. Of Ncr FORK James Aasi,e and otaey, -
Inquest set aside.
HEMP-Conhic,ing statements are made In the
papers with regard 20 the hemp cror. correspondent
OF the Lsatsre Journal says the receipts from ssouri
In l-AT were In ST. Louis, sO33s bales the average
crop ia Missouri for the las. four years. 1913 ons In
sl7 the crop said be below thst In Missouri
in Kentucky have fallen Oh nearly onehsL Hence,
he concludes Kentucky manufacturers viii have TO buy
largely Of Missouri, consuming as they do about ioOou
tons annually. The harrington Ky Aias sets down the
Missouri crop last year q 3o2 tons)
The average crop OF Kentucky said 10 be 1000 tons
but from various that Of lst1 will not exceed
~ 600 tons Hence II nfers that the hemp coming to
market this year will be sufficient only for Western con-
sumption and that whatever is shipped East will cause
to the extent deficiency Tor Western manufac'
tNers ST. Louis lnon-
THREE MEs DROwsEp.-The Ottdrd llll) Con
sfutionalia OF a recent date says; "while tho ferry
skf crossing the Illinois river yesterday the wind
blowing hard and cold IL unfortunately swamped there
being SIX 10 a, the time three OF whom (Mr Wheat
land John Lane, the f0J man. and young man supposed
70 be a Mr. McGraw) were drowned Mr.. A. keeier, Mr.
Boles father-in-aw 10 Mr. Wheatland. and Mr. Burr.
merchant Of this place. savsdBoles and Burr by
swimming 10 the shore ana Mr. Kecfer BY holding 10
the skr with which he hoaied full half mile down tho
river before being rescued Mr. Wheasnd leaves young
wife to his having been married but about four
weeks Mr. Lane has been the ferry for four or I'VE
years Their bodies still remain In the river
BOLD ATTEMPr AT STREET HoBBERr.-A citi-
zen who quietly picking hts way along Swan-st last
evening" suddenly brought TO stand by hand that
strongly cutched his throat while hOarse voice demand
ed hs money. He replied that he had only eighteen
pence. VERY well hand over :" responded the ruian.
In addition 10 the eighteen pence the citizen happened 10
bottle Of porter IN his pocket which he drew forth
and swinging by the neck, struck his asssilant fair
the head. The porter was spilled, but the would
be robbe staggered back apparently stunned and the c
zen took to his heels. Bur Com Adv. 2oth.
THE WEATHER IN BERaUDA.-The Bermudina
Of the 18th says Yesterday sn the nrst cool day oi
the season. The unusually mild weather which mas been
enjoyed ever since the commencement Of what we term
the Winter Season. underwent marked change during
Monday night. The wind chopped into the North, and
rapid decens0n Of temperature followed. Stout coats
we're in general requiston and residents who had been
accustomed TO more frigd region. sighed Tor the com
Portable psror hres OF Northern cmesa provision Of
this kind beng very In the houses OF these Islands
AURORA BOREALIs.-There was a magnificent
display Of the Aurora Boreals or Northern Lights last
evening which witnessed by many with great wonder
and delight The varied hues Of the heavens very
beautiful. At one time they assumed brilliant pink
taIfv cha Ia
ly 10 lighter color. such splendid sight has seldom
been witnessed South Of the polar regions bost Jour
Wig" Good wine msketh the heart glad"
says the good Book We have had the pleasure OF tasting
the wine made by Mr. Glasgow from his vineyard west Of
our city, and have doubt OF the fact that our coil
AMI climate suitable for the grape culture and that
wire will be a profitable crop Vine countries Always
cause sober citizens this paradox but II Is true
notwithstanding. lSt. Louis New Era
LUMBER BUySEss IN GARDIsER-The Gardihsr
Fountain contains statement Of the amount Of lumber
manufactured in that village and ~ the two mills on the
of oz lumber is 20s2i Shingles, 1902 NJ; clspbosrds
Is05 NJ laths, 1850 n. The amount OF money received
for sales the above lumber = s4i5oOO Tho logs cost
In Gardiner about three nhs Of that amount, leaving TIE
amount OF 57s,0O Tor pfons anu expenses VI nAnuAS'
turing.
AIR.LrsE H.ILROAD.--It will be- seen, on re.
ference 70 the proceedings OF the General Assembly that
the House h.s by very decided vote. rejected the petit
ton Tor charter FOR the so-cAliei Airline X 'ad
PROV jour
A NEW IDEA.-A Loco FOco caucus 10 10 be
he'd 10 Bangor 10 Hopaats candidate for Postmaster VI
that city 10 place u the present Incumbent, wnose term
Of ofsce expires on the lat Of March.
re- Rev Jason Whitman, formerly Secretary
Of he American Unitarian Association II Boston, died It
Porani Ne the night Of the 25th Inst Of sudden and
severe attack Of p,eursy. Ne was 10 The
ate senator t&lrnsll.