New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-08

TAG BODIES or LO>G IsLAND-Yesterday we
published description of six dead bodies, found on
the north shore OF Montsuk near the Light House by
the following il will be seen that boat came ashore on
the Goth OF February about three hundred yards south
west Of the Lighthouse. The following IL the de.
.crpton of the boat The boat Ia nearly new, smooth
built with three quarter inch cedar plank painted green
outside and IS IS feet keel with king bolts fore and
aft also In the and stern post ceiling inside
feet beam three fast and two loose thwsrs with side
tn~s-ts In the stern and three oars. new thick bost
found near by, also fragments Of a compass box
IL Ia probable tho whole Of some vessel were Ia
the boat and were all drowned IN the attempt 10 land
The body Of a mau WAS found on Thursday March |,
by sn Indian about miles west of this place on the
south side Of the Island. These six were doubt
the crew Of a schooner who we're seen by Capt Dunn
Of the sap America arrived At this port 10 abandon
their vessel OF Block Island, on the 18th OF February
when last seen were pulling away for the shore near
Block Island. IL Is probable they could not effect
landing owing 10 the heavy N L. swell running and
put away for Long Island. Com. Adv.
THE WRECK or SHIP FRASKLIs.-A letter from
Proyincetown, dated ith mat give some farther par
tculars concerning the wreck Of the Franklin. The
remnants OF TIE hull sold for $3.50. The cargo
saved consists Of p casks linseed OIL 20 bales wool
casks nutmegs, 100 pieces light duck and bsggng. 70o
70 kegs white lead paint, few casks porter casks
emery casks goat skins aud several other casks
contents unknown, all In damaged state. The men
who saved the goods were much exposed, remaining
In the middle deep for several hours II Il said
that Captain smith was repeatedly warned by his
second mate that he approaching the breakers and
the anchors let 20 only few minutes before she
struck, the wind At the time being light from s. Il.
When the captain et the ship In the boat, he took with
him bag Of gold, lot of jewery. gold watch &c
There we're eleven persons 10 the boat with hm, and
all lost Those sho remained. 2l In number,
crfed ashore on the forward part Of the wreck when
Il broke up so says the letter and not taken of
by the whale boat. Boston Rep. 7Ih
The Mississippi RGvER.-Every one says, that
the River IL higher than known to be at this season
OF the year. and 20 one who 10 not used 10 see such
siupen1Ous and magnificent exhibitions a. the Father
OF Waters presents the sight 10 calculated 10 10
splre spprehsnson and awe In many places the leyee
the line u tho city IL submerged. as b render
the approach 10 the shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
40 We notice 10 aso exposed 70 damage. The evee At
CarroltOn 10 exposed from the form Of the River
immense pressure, and should irrup,ion occur At
that place either By slide the danger
life and property might be- imminent Capt Green, Of
the steamer Webster, arrived la, evening reports the
water having fallen feet At Memphis and inches ~
the mouth Of the Arkansas Riyer-psssed Bayou sara
and Baton Rouge in the nght-Klyer reported rising
saw greet number OF lights about l2 miles sOove
Baton Rouge, suPposed 20 be hands At work on the
leyee IN u Bee 26,h
EXPORT OF EGDs.-At the last trip Of the South
ernerDer she carried out u New York large quantity
Of eggs packed In barrels. which purchased 10
this market from ~ 10 % cents per dozen and Yielded
shsndsome profit n that market We observe that our
Savannah friends ace also engaged in similar trade
The steamship Cherokee which went 20 Sc. from ths,
port "wednesday ss, at carried out 30 bbs and
n boxes Of eggs, received there by railroad and %
boxes Savannah River shat packed In ice
lChsrleston News.
ALBANY MEDICAL COLLEGE.--The following
gentlemen gradlsVd and received the degree a
Decor 81 Medicine =. the late Of this
institution Simeon Curtis, Daniel q. Dodge John
Dunn, Aorsm Grofsoeck, samuel Inzrsharn, stephen
Johnson, James d, Jones. Henry ". Nea Edward nc.
Csnus, Oliver p. aelson, Adslmsr North, Arlington
boyee, Allen {. Pstcb, James II Scoon Levi shafer
Rensselaer, r. Saormsn, :. Noseley Smith William
Wey, Allyn Wheeler, Cornelius :. Younglovs.
Alb Eve. Jour.
Price FIGHr-The LoireH Couy1sr states hat
they had hzht on the 9Th instant, at Pelham. ~ H
The parties were lnshmen who had bad some previous
dfnculu-s They chose their seconds aud went 70 the
ring, accompanied By six hundred spectators 10
ire ground They were prevented from doing each
other much injury The sheriff upon being applied to,
said ne could do nothing In the premises.
u Mr.. w. BARNETT, clothing merchant, Of
Savannah, Geo attacked By three rufsns In 'front.'
OF bis store. the evening OF the 2csh III ana
robbed Of 500 Ia cash Mr. B received blow on the
head from some heavy weapon, which stunned n'm
and the robbers fed with their booty They couotess
intended Kill Mr.. 3. and perhaps thought they bad
succeeded Portuguese sailor named Pesfo vac SUB
sequenty arrested and Committed ss one OF the rob
b-rs
rY- Judge Kingsbury Of Kiagsbury, formerly
STATE Treasurer Of Ne under Governor Kent dropped
dead, 10 The streets Of Gardner, On Tuesday.