New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-28

YOUSG LADY IL DIsCUIsE.--The Charleston
Patriot mentions circumstance which is related in let
ter from Key West that may be cassec among heromsn-
tic. short time since, vessel bound T. Mexico ran
ashore on the reef. Among the crew was a beautiful
Young lady disguised a boy. The crew suppOsnr her
what her garments her, she was required
take her regular spell at the pumps She revealed her
situation and TO the captain, who u course renewed
her al once rom position unsuitable 70 the previous
habits Of her life She IA OF very respectable family at
me North and had attachment for who had gone
forth to fight his coun,rys battles In Mexico nearing
that her lover had been wounded she had assumed boy
attire and eoped from the paterna ro for the purpose OF
Joining her sweetheart. and nursing him on his bed q
sickness ard pain She has been treated with great kind
ness BY the hospable people OF Key West and IS 10 be
sent nome. doubtless much against her own ncinaions
A LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
AND CHASLEsToS-We have from tim. 10 time called the
attention Of readers 20 the Importance Of steam CON-
munlcation between this city and Charleston. We are
pleased to learn that efforts now making IN Behalf OF
this project which promise 10 terminate 10 complete sue
cess meeting held Monday night at the Board
Of Trade room David ;. Brown, Esq presided and Am
hrose Thompson ESQ acted AZ Secretary. Committees
were appointed at this meeting TO obtain plans. and pro-
vide for procuring the subscriptions necessary 10 ms IN
5erakng understand that stock 10 20 the amount Of
$4,000 were taken the spot second meeting VIII
be held al the same place on Monday evening next.
lPnlad. Bulletin. 10th.
WEATHER AND RIyfR-The weather still con
tnues mild and pleasant The sun is again shining and
we have every appearance Of Spring. We have had no
are still goreed with ice their lownes prevents the ar
rival Of several boats that looked fo The Champion,
Little Dove Bertrand and TAmerAne, are up the Missis-
spsl The Herald, Belmont and Domin. up the Illinois
The MountAineer arrived this morning from Turkey
Island where she has been lying aground. We have no
later news concerning the condition Of the river below
At this point II Is still recedng, with four and hall 10 nse
feet wafer from this 10 Cairo 81 Louis Repuo Jan 10
slGvERs OF THE DEcLARArIoS.-The remains
Of George Walton and Layman Hall, two OF the signers
of the Declaration Of independence are 70 be removed %
Augusta Ga for interment. A lead monument j. 10 Dc
erected them for which the Legislature has appro-
priated 800.
MURDER CAsK-The Coroners Jury who sat
Yesterday at Philadelphia the bedy OF james Ander-
SON. the colored man who died Tuesday last Of woHnds
received on Saturday, Hni that James Riley killed him
with sharp-poinied kniie
LIBEL VEsDIcT-The PhR0dslphia IHqHiycr
states that in the libel Of Nm RVFyan vs. j. ; B-
SOLE Editor Of the Spi Of ne fBae. the Jury gave
verdict against Du Sole for 81 900.
COLLEGE DiFFlcULTr.-A difficulty Is SAID 70
have occurred In the Alabama state University which has
resulted in the suspension forty or more students
The cause is not stated.
THE JUDGEsHIP.-The Boston IrdUeiler under
stands that the vacant upon the Bench OF the su-
preme Court hss been offered 70 Professor GreeneA Of
Harvard University.