New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

TEMPERANCE Is THE EAsT.-The last report OF
the Boston Parent " T Abstinence Society shows that
since the formation Of the Society dn April l-i 5j-l
per.ous have signed its pledge ~ IL various meetings.
and az IL hall and from he best information obtained
bv inquiry and risld examination less tlHn Ten per
&c nj OF this number have Orsaken tneH arrogance 10
tho rledee thu. leaving more than oOoJ-retidenis
In this city and other places-who SUI enjoy the bless
ings Of lie Of total abstinence IRON lnio2lcaun-
drinks. OF this number according 10 the oest means
Of Information possessed something more than lpV1
nave united themselves with the various churches IN
the CITY and lie MISUNDERSTANDING 40 far a. this number
Il concerned that their reform I'D not end IN slgnns
the pledge At meetings during the year. l53l have
signed the pledge Of total abstinence During the year
! - persons have been lodged
ArpEARANCEs At NIAGARA FALLs-The R0-
rtcsf.r DsuOudf says Business al the fails u be-
coming OF more importance than heretofore Inc I'M
limited water power beginning ~ BE- made OF service
in various branches of manufacture IN less than one
year the number OF mechanics has increased nearly
two hundred a magnificent hotel j. soon 20 be COM
meaced the site now occupied by the supersuuctnfe
OF the commenced over ten years since. III VIII
front on two streets being $50 feet on one AMI 5OJ feet
on the other The dining Is % be l,V ~ ~ icet
and % feet high the parors "a by ih feet aud the en-
trance hall - by 20 feet xix or eight OF me psrors
will have from two 10 four bedrooms and bathing
rooms attached The tower viii be l45 feet high, al
fordng fine view Of the fais, the surrounding see
merry and the country tor many miles on OOtn SIDES OF
the river Il IL designed @ accommodate so0 guests
pRoYorloVs The National Ia'cNtgeRcer con-
mertorOus services IN Mexico. Al the bngadler
Generals are made Major Generals by Brevet Colonies
Riley. Harney Garland Clarke, Morgan. Childs. An
drcws TrOusdaie Churchill, Whiting BE KNAPP, Bank
head and lotion are made brgadier Generals by bre
vet and officers of very generally advanced one or
more steps according 10 the opportunities they had 70
distin suish themselves
NEW UsF OF The ToHArO.-The Cher1w =. c.
Ga-ee sts'es that in addition to the advantages Of the
Tomato for table the vine Is of great value Tor food
for cattle especially for IL - said that fed
on Tonsfo vines VIII give more milk and yield butter
a flavor. and IN greater abundance, than any
other long feed ever tried II Is thought too. that more
good food for cattle and Al less expense be raised
on gwen quantity OF ground planted IN Tomatoes than
from any other vegetable known ma the southern
country.
ALBANY. AUGUST 81, l-4s.-Mr Fillmore has re-
ceiyed letter of congratustion from General Taylor
! learned It's contents from a friend Taylor says he
has doubt the name OF fillmore vii prove tower
of strength 10 the Wing cause in the Northern staies
lie expresses qualification at being associated upon the
ticket with a man distinguished as Fillmore, and
saws also that he does doubt but the discussions in
the Democratic party Of New York will give that state
g. the Wings. Fillmore has repncd
PHrNoMrNoy.-A gentleman informs the Ner-
ark Adrrtscr that while al the Ocean House all be-
ing calm waiting the rising Of the mO0n Just as her
whole disc visible above the ocean, ship Tar out
IT sea- with all sails spread moved slowly across her
face and apparently impressed upon It the free and
beautiful outine every sail and spar slowly indeed
IL moved along too disappearing. but while u
lasted il, a most beautiful phenomenon
AMERICAN BREADsTrTTs FOR LWERrooL-The
shin Howard cleared al Boston Thu sday 3st. for
Liverpool with cargo of 2Ol7- bushels OF Corn 800
bbs OF Corn Meal % bbs Of Flour and sos bales Of
Cotton
tT@ 4 BRUTAL MURDER was perpetrated al
Marcngo. McHenry Co Illinois on the 22d ult by Ger
man named Henry Budenbeck on the person OF young
German woman named sslsma Kaesar The murder
was committed in cornfeli. and i supposed % have
been done by stranging with handkerchief which
was found the person OF tie woman The muir
dcrer had not been arrested Al the latest accounts
- Capt. HACKELTON, Ass Conn., OF Subsist-
euce died santa Fe New Mexico the ON oi July
last after an illness OF TWO months. Capt Hacklcton
was a citizen OF Illinois, and served for time under
Gen Scott aud was in the battle of Cerro Gord0-
~ Gen. SHIELDS was at Buffalo Oh the 30th.