New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
polttical, Personal, dc.

Tan CorELAsDs-We bad been misiniormed
when W. announced the Killing Of James CoY-eho'
three weeks ago bat ne have now niorns,on "h'co
may b. relied on tia, be IL lying very low o. severe
sound and that Tom his brother, has teen arfesie4
The Cope that they crossing the swamp
Of BIZ Greek near Mobile. foot and were met b
man " DO demanded their nODey-tnst Jim CoPeiano
cred a, hin but biz shot fsing % take effect ne was
t<s; down by the rObber with the buu end Of ns Gun
Tom fed at the commencement OF toe rencontie 80
story but the most probable statement o. VI
case that they undertook 20 rob some one D1t ne'
with resistance. Old Wages aid DIS vile have 'el1 nc
country. A report reached them fe" asJs Pie'-O-s
20 the day they left that party from Fefiy CO.hy
were on their way down, 70 SWING mem 70 tns A'''
tree and that night forty or my i9hans were
stationed around the house a. guard from tnis II
would appear that the clan are st very 20
me living remote from the scene o. their depreda
non. has an idea OF the dread Ia which they are held
~ the surrounding country, Persons are continusAy
disappearing Ia their midst and the houses Of men who
nave dared 20 abuse them have IA several Instances
osen wsylsid by armed men lPsgding Miss Clarion
FoRCER CAUGHT-The Governor granted nis
warrant on Wednesday in the case Of Harms smith, IN
the requsiriOn Of the Governor OF Newfork
which has been IN the city tor several days Gaining
him fugitive from justice. The crime alleged 20
nave been committed In New York, 10 The uterng OF
the forged certificate there IL having been received
there through the Post Office. The ceTiincate Desfs
os,e In Newport and the letter containing II as appea'
Nv The uo.tmark yas mailed there II cOntsnded
By the friends Of Smith and others, that crime nsd
been clearly committed this State and that ne should
De detained and tried here trst "MIeht was bznth
out against Smith charging him with forgery IN this
State and several questions were raised IN relation %
tts Governors power and duty 10 grant warrant In
the prenises hearing was had before the Governor.
Who decided a. grant the warrant and he yesterday
taken b kevIOTk. lffOF. JCsfha-
CATHOLIC FREE SCHOOLS - ClSCiSSATf.-We
find the following statistics IN article In the Calobc
Tde4rGpA upon the Catholic Free Schools VI this city
The number VI children attending these schools u
eeO7 The scholars are distributed In the following
order ~ Peters (Csthedrs) 2H Holy Trinity, ~
9, Mays, go ST Johns, 800 - JOsephs 2iO -
Nichssfs 10 81 Philomens, rs 81 Xavier, 30
Cbds, Church 20 ThI. number IL thinks swelled 70
upward Of 5000 by the children attending the ffee
Schools attached 10 the Orphan Asylum and the Con
vents II sso mentions that there are free schools
s'tadbed 10 the Catholic Churches In Covington and
Newport which attended BY nearly 90 pupls
The hrs class Of Free Schools named, appear 20 be- not
entirely free Zach pupil pays y cts por non,n' ~ncH
nskes the school revenue derived from the 2oJI cnil
drep s7slI Cincn. Dispatch sept 30
NEw-YORK AsD BosTOs RAiLRoAD.-This
Com pany hsvo determined 70 place under contract that
portion Of the line between the cities Of New Haven
sod Middletown, soon As the amount Of subscrip
obtained will Justify them In 50 doing Inc cost
n this portion will not vary much from sJJJvO or
s12OO0 Der mile OF this amount there has already
been obtained the line Of Rosd the sum Of sSDyOV
and $4,000 more (nskng s4J0OOO IN alD profered
By gentlemen interested 10 the portion OF the Road
from New York 10 New iiayen There remains, there
fore the sum Of 500 900 be supplied and for this
amount the Company have but the City Of
New Haven ltis 10 be hoped that sum so dspropor'
uonsiely small compared with the magnitude Of the
benefit 10 be derived will not be withheld reluctant
ly subscribed New. Haven Palladium Saturday.
PRESCRIPTION ExTRAORDISARY.-ln reference
10 the removal Of VIM Fairchd Postmaster Of Ham
iton Madison County, and the appointment Of Thomas
6 Mott the Reflector says 1t the unexpected
- Mr y. was Hunker II says that Dsuby of Utica,
De Wolf OF Brdgewater and other servile pit Of the
slave power, thst Mr fsrchild minded he orH
business, and although decided bunker was not onen
sveiy active az politician. For this reason, snd no
other he removed at their suggestion and against
the wishes OF nneteentwenteths OF our citizens The
proceeding IL strong argument in favor OF the plan
advocated by the Free Democracy for the election Of
Postmssters by the people. II Is high time that such
bsrefsced corruption should be ended Albany Atlas.
How TBr sUB-TRrAsURY WoRKs.-The Wor-
eestcr Railroad had claim against the Post ONCE De
psrment account of the transportation OF the mail
In the ordinary way of business, as the matter would
bs transacted in the absence Of any restraining law
the Treasurer would have received a check upon
bank In Providence or NcwlOTk, and IN I'VE minutes |
thereafter the amount would have been deposited to |
his credit Under the Sub Treasury, he should hare
b,en paid specie NE paid IN Ords upon free differ
Poet Okoes IN circuit Of nv or strfy mules and
good days oork TO ocict them and he aoas uniform
" poid in BANK BILLS It's so all over the country.
Providence Journal.
TIN burst DISTRICT The rainy and I'M
pleasant weather which have been favored with for
the last two three weeks has retarded the operations
mechanics In this section of city Yesterday
presented busy scene. There are upward OF one
hundred buildings Of neal, substantial appearance
being erected the site of the late disastrous
ssgraton In the course OF two or three weeks u viii |
present quite different appearance. The buildings |
fronting Broadway are of nes. appearance. and when
tho street IL built up being now several feet wider than
bipre the IRE will command good share OF the bust
NEE OF the city. lAb. I've Jour. TN.
roKrlcULrURAL.-Att the annual meeting ofthe |
Ms,achusetts Horticultural Society held this day |
Samuel Walker Eco of Rexbury chosen Priest |
dent of the Society for the year 1912 vice Marshal
Wilder Esq who has scceptsby hled the chair for
the past eight years who declined reelection Benls
~ hill ID and
Cabot we're reelected Vce.Presdents T. Wight cor /
responding Secretary vice 9eschemsker. declining
4 c. II. Walker. Recording Secretary The several
standing Committees also chosen, and some |
changes made, which we have not space TO give.
Boston Trans 7th
CAUTION TO FARAKRs.-ln Bucks County, Pa. !
week before last farmer lost ten fine cows. They
had broken into his cornheld and eaten heartily OF the
growing corn when the trespass was discovered by
OF the family, and they were driven into another
field In which there abundance of water. The
cattle being feverish from the large amount OF corn
they had eaten Immediately drank freely OF the water
and In q short time the whole OF them were dead
Cattle often killed eating green fodder Farmers
should exercise great deal OF care In this particular
LIvERRIERs PLANEr.-The calculations of our
Cambridge astronomer Mr.. Pierce. in regard 10 Lever
rers planet likely 10 De substsntated after all At
the stngs of the French Academy August 70 and sep
TENDER II. NJ Bsbinet made communication of res
sons. which seem to be repetition of those Of Mr..
Pierce for believing that the planet Neptone MOI the
planet Of Leverrier Al the sitting OF the 18th Lev
trrer noticed the communication OF NJ Bsbnet and 20
great extent admitted HE lie complains in
deed that much of what he said taken in too shso
Lutte q sense but he eyinces much more csndor than
might have been expected from disappointed eX
plorer. Boston TrSns
ELECrIo>EERING ENTRA.-Among the election
eefing sxpcdients resorted to Al the late election in
Paris was the following ingenious proceeding The
agents of NJ DeesserL one Of the candidates induced
Mr. Green who assembled In hs celebrated balloon from
the Hppodrome TO take up with him millions OF
little bulletins, bearing the name Of NJ. Deesscrt IS BAL
last As he passed over the Department of the Seine he
let these descend In showers from above the clouds on
the stonished and bewidered citizens who seemed 10
receive from Heaven this inspiration to vote for the
of the exPreiect OF Police
SHoCkING AIrkNfT Al SUlClnK.-A Young
married Irish woman about - years OF so. named
Mary Ann Cline, living In Adsmss block, attacked
last night with deirum tremenssnd early this morn
ina cut her throat with razor seycring the wndppe
and INJECTING awful but not fatal cash DR. Ssnbon
called in and sewed up the wound but the mad
dened victim Of ntemperance tore open the wound
Ave several times. before she could be secured In
manner to prevent her doins herself farther injury
Lowell Courier
A DkfAVLrkR.-Our readers viii remember
report tia, Mr.. Curtis who arrived in this country
some two three months since Snd was IN this city,
Wse detaultcr from England lie report ds-