New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-02
The Accident TO the steamboat GovegnOr.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

NEw-LoNDos, April %, lels.
MEssRs. EDITORS: The steamer Governor, from
your city for Fall River went ashore this morning. at
o'clock on Race Point, (West emf Il Fishers IslandO
ABOUT three miles from the scene Of the Auanues
wreck She was discovered this morning by our citizens
at shout o'clock the weather was quite iheA al The
morning or she would have been discovered sooner AT
about o'clock the schooner Daniel T. Nhles was got
unser way and proceeded 90 the distressed steamer Toe
Point runs ont very much like wall berg " Irregular
shaped rocks and the water IS perhaps Two ahou deep
two rods from the rocks the nOrhery side were me
steamer ran on She lies directly acfos the FONT, win
her DOW entirely Of water, Glow tde) while there 10
plenty Of water ami ships and att She was oounu oul
through the Race and had made TOO much easg oeoie
he ding in lint direction the weather being very thick
When the ID. 4. Wnletts arrived, the freight o. The
steamer being transferred 20 slooP Ngian when
fortunately happened be m the vicinity 1T the ne ana
the passengers sixty In number were taken to son
ingon in another vessel No person was ios' or ,yuSI
There we're several valuable horses on board one OF "ch
was thrown overheard when the steamer sruck HluAk
him somewhat about the head and neck The boats peo
po we're converting hay board from The island for iae
horses when / was mere The steamers hoit m was
badly opened the cardboard plank having started consider
ably The sea rolled her somewhat ani as has lncreas
e considerably since We leit hor II IS feared lnHl she VIII
work open 81 much the water 10 run IN ister
than il can be pumped out Her people We're eAuA'nt
every opening they could and and all the oeddi'g ana
movabes got ready 20 be Transferred to me shore
u thought necessary. Capt smith, Of the d. l. Milels'
engaged 10 take derrick over to her, and ne eit WIN II
at three o'clock this afternoon With this they expect 20
raise bow from tie rocks and - high water q lhs
EVENING" they expect 10 nesve her OF. The steamer
Worcester Of the Norwich line has gone over and Will
DO hat she assist her, and another on otOnls
ton viii probably 50 10 her aid. Respectfully, yours ID
P.s 7o'cloek-The Governor has been got OF, and
has come up 10 the city she will 80 the railway for
repairs She is not 50 much damaged anticipated
LATER FROM VENEzUELA-The brig Julia II
Ann has arrived from Marscabo, Venezuela with news 10
the LIST Of April No Of any battle between Psez
and Monagss had received but the armies were ap-
proaching each other, and CONFLICT daily expected
The opposition agsns, Monagas was on The incfe ase
number Of armed In the port Of aGrseaoo'
destined Tor Lsguayra and Port Cabeho
MILWAUKEE, SENTINEL ASD CAFFEINE
Wilson has withdrawn from this spirited und excellent
Wig Journal and connected himself with the Magnetic
Telegraph Co. Gen. Rufus King Is now sole proprietor
aud Editor. soccess to Gen x. and HE psper.
CHANGED THE FLAG.-The Patsbtrg Journal
has hauled down the Taylor flag snd placed the
name Of CLAY at its mast head.
observation-disclosures CONFLAGRArlON.-
Handy Saturday igh passes without the occur
elce Ia little aier midnishu OF hfe iishtea oy ths
esnss d ncend.riss with which our CITY sou souugS
have been. for number 81 montls pest lotestSe' ~
come time the south western part OF tbs city has pee SO
r-6 A. the f.vors locaty Tor The perpeuaton OF tls
crime The perpetr atoIs regardless u huuhH ne
"a f tb. OF dunb hrutes, and scruFic - hle 70 wrap
drllps house ga flames whilo rs unsOspe otut aSe "n
cio1s inmates sleep % set hfe 70 ass9H uleu
.ith snims " hicb hey know csunot escaFe IL Is az
f ~ be OBLIGED 10 entertain the idea that such pt 70
abroad in cor community bus II Is nevcfihee' Too rue
% scui.i even OF doubt ,.t d
one Of the fres occurred yesterday morning about /
O'Clock sud proved destructive ard unfortunate oouns
grafton TIE sceue Of 10 1 the neaa or U'.s.'a
Court running North ffom Boussls 81 bcloS Tenth hsio
clvsfiug large space II stouna between the rear o. VIC
houses on Bousal, Lombard and Ninth So were Two fs
earysatsr shops filed with vast qlsnille ci NauaDo
worked stuff for buildings fixtures mae hlneiy to"'
&c These shops fred and. wish al ther oont7n's
were consumed. The flames spread 10 i've sns bticA
tspsuents the CcpFt, and five brick dwellings on bou
At ell Of which entire ~ nesrY cetuoled
The perry belonged 70 joseph snt Robert 61veit
,.rpentsrs Their loss Is estimated 81 ee 600 on Nhlch
bsY have partial insurance The shops were rented 10
I'.sscb touney .nd NJ chso Potter neither Of whom
- ,,.gred and both severe sufferers The loss al
- or.r IL about g ooO All his workmea lost their
tools u ~
Arrf.PT AT POIsoNISG.-On the 2lst alt. a ne
., Woman II, the family Of VIM. Neshi;, Esq. Of st
IN. made An attempt poisoning by mixing arsenic In
d. e6ec which was prepared FOR breakfast forsa.e-
~ ncrii,r smell vas noticed before any OF " nae Deeh
any and physician sent for, who instantly aetsc'
ted the poisoning SUBSTANCE