New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-03
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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PBrIApEL rF4rA Wednesday, Al.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHr1ApE1rH1A Wednesday, Aug =
The Native American movement spoke OF yes
teriAy. seems to be already gathering n head.
project has been started establish Native American
journal lthe present SrH being owned BY Nessrs fea
cock s. Cummings both LocoFoeos on the JOINT s'oc
ss.oria-ion urincipie understand that I'VE or SIX
thousand dollars have been subscribed by the Naive
American. and Free soil men, and that the new Jour
nal vii be ushered this breathing world IN me
course Of next week -
proceeding 70 the preliminary 0rgan alton Tor the &c
tober elections. with great deAoerston. me Loco,
Focos are quiet and yet there Is no appearance Oh
excitement on the suri,ce Of things feoPie seem 70
have got tired. for once OF politics -.
The hotels BEGIN 20 al with southern snd western
men on their way and fro and some little signs OF
trade are visible and then sihogh the general as
pect OF things i unmiusaied dulness Inc Neslnei
continues cool and charming. -
A large and enthusiastic Free SOL meeting was held
in Wesichester Yesterday which y. y. Field ESQ OF
your City was speaker ms i the second FFee SoA
meeting held in the state.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT from FTREASNs.-Last night
about 10 o'clock Mr. Jackson BucSius, young man
about - years Of age residing on the cray Ferry
Road and employed at tue United states Arsenal met
with a very serious accident While climbing over 4
fence with loaded pistol in bis pocket TIE hammer OF
the weapon was pressed upon the cap 80 20 cause X
% explode The pistol was charged with large pail
which struck Mr B. on the night side directly asain
I
inz fesh7 parts The rib broken, and one OF ~
jagged ends was driven into the lung severely wound
ing and producing alarming hcmorrhase OF that organ
There was some little STIR in the Cotton market al the
close Of business sesterday and about $50 bae' found
BUYERS AZ full priceson some lots an advance OF &c was
Obtained Flour continues quiet with very bare mar.
ket and 800 bbls sold al - 81. for air and good
Pennsylvania brands Western srlls at - - accord
ing 10 condition Corn Meal l. scarce AZ Wheat
i heavy and prices range az 90 TO 100 cts for inferior
and prime southern reds Corn scarce and southern
and PENNSYLVANIA yellow sold 81 q cts weight. Gro
ceries and Provisions without movement and prices
steady Whisky, bbs. sells AZ - cts.
SALES or SrocKs-FUI Bodrf-45 kentucky banA
/ 20 5000 Lehigh Co. 56i 30 Girard Bank, ~.
Northern Bank Ky. % 5000 state :, 13, 'O DO ~
Ssrond Roard-q 400 state s. f3i 1000 >chuylNl
Nav ia -. 40 20 do. DO. 6s o. co. l5o Morris c, 9
MURDER n GLOUCESTER Co. NA.-Mr. James
Caett Of Gloucester was most brutally murdered By
one OF his servants A few days since. MT o. mac
punished this negro for nsolence After this he wen
/ into the field where the was az work and was mo-
| seen again. A few days having elapsed search wa;
made for him. and ne was found near the place Of tn'
murder his head split open with an Az, and Ms body
! partially dovourod by yultures The negro fed The
inhabitants OF the county are in pursuit Of the negro
| for whose capture $500 has been offered.
young negro girl b. juging TO Mr. K. Jones o.
! Gloucester was murdered recently by a woman be
longing 20 the same gentleman The child was found
in the branches OF high tree The woman Is swaitln.
her trial.
! FATAL AFFRAY.-We are grieved TO learn thai
scene was enacted at Nelson Court house on MONDAY
last court dsyl 4 wealthy citizen OF that county
WYATT HAZE shot with pistol aud instantly kilec
CLAYTON c. HARRIS. and by another shot wounded M
brother severely that hope i entertained OF hi
recovery. lLynchburg Virgnian 29th ult.
TELEGRAPH TO FREDERICK, Nh. 80 The new
| Western Telegraph, building by the Messrs Townsend
intended connect Baltimore direct with Wheeling
and the entire West, has been completed as Tar a.
| Frederick, Md.
~ Capt Samuel c. Head and lady, arrived n
this City yesterday morning, and have taken lodging
at Wizards Hotel Capt II. married a Mexican ady
Washington Union
~ The new Minister from France, VI. Pous
sin arrived in Washington yesterday evening and ha
| taken lodgings at Wizards Hotel. Wash Union
~ Sharks are becoming numerous on on
Jersey coast One was caught last week At Red Bank
which weighed 80 pounds. Il was nine feet long
Another was caught on sunday near Mddletown Pom
l5S The meeting OF the Anti-Savery Soclet
in the Free Church yesterday, adopted resolutions de
nouncng the doctrines that man can hold anotnt
as property or that any class of men. ca
| appropriate 10 themselves the Godcreated Soil, an
declared in favor of giving the free use OF the Publ
Lands 20 actual settlers. Delegates were appointed
| the Convention at Buffalo Newark Adv. I'd.