New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
WHOLE No. 35}7.

was tried - me Core District Assses Oh he 9d ms,
tor rspe On lhsbe sordham Young woman OF An.
clser aal after zoe j-.y nad heard ne evidence their
| verdict % guilty given IN few minutes The
Csr,i17 4frors sni other papers severely rsprohs,-
TIE conduct %; Nr NtEkOu-hne,. Tor the defence WHO
Scpf the ~ ave hours under cross-cNa ron.
often impairment compelling her o. repeat thr zane
details. ami exciting fsclng Of disgust IN the minds
u "a thousand malrs who were present lie harassed
hcr MI he wept bitterly. yct his not
checked by the Judge M.s Foriham N OF fever.
her character Mas spotess, Or Dali took adv sngsse 81
rs position a, phys.csn ani % her protracted III
/ ness Her cres attracted several witnesses 20 her
apartment AMI Dill Was spprehenied. To treat No-
uiau thu- udecenty ia court punish innocent
| n Tie hope o. screening the .uiiiy
! NAVAL CoNBAr-f IVka's Frll-The Neg
! Ls7aoG Cirrs % of Wednesday mentions the presence
oi whale az one of the whsrvcs % tbs. ancient CITY
ani adds Hs was taken yesterday afternoon he
tween Flock Island md Point Judith quite dead but
evidently lust .ci o. the cause Of bis death there
could tc 90 mistake he had BEEN IN a row with
mother whale. other salt water ruifsn. and
whipped 90 lcath The decorations upon various parts
of bis carcass are very and IN many parts The
feshi mp ana sometimes torn % by the pound
Tn short ir u clear Of marine prize fighting
and the 'lcum exhibits specimen % punish pent al
most as severe ~ that OF Tom Mccoy, ihoAh he IL
much less man. lied he measures something more thsn
twenty Eve feet no length sud H. told beautifully
proporiionsd We not connossCurs ourselves, This
hr.n. Pie rr.t whale wa ever How much ol h.
VIII yi,d have not heard. but We believe be halls
.un
CorroS oP-Prospcc's.--Th Jackson Miss
>lrf5r1g says We have heard three very intelligent
planters ho had given the subject much thought and
attention, give 10 as their opinion thar the next Cotton
crop o The United states would tall short az least JOOo
bales IN consequence OF the uut'mely and destructive
trosts OF April and the extraordinary and prolonged
overd0ws Oi the Mississippi They thought the frost
would destroy az least Aoo0o and thc overdows 100000
bales This state OF things without making any allow
snce for an unor0pitious Fall cannot tai 10 have
very sensible influence the price Of our great staple
a. ID. wall a,
planted late always more or less liable % injury IN the
Fail from the worm and frost Hence. although we
.ht approximate u our estimate OF the immediate IN.
Jury already done 20 the crop time alone can develop
tae remote consequences otthese TWO drawbacks We
should however. hope tor the best
PsNNsYLv,>IA CRoPs Vegetation in Craw.
ford County is less advanced than have known
20 % De- ~ this season Of he year MANY OF farmers
have not yet got their corn groundpowed The wes.
ihcr continues cold and wet and yesterday Il was un
comfortable out OF doors without overcast Ia
doors without hTc Meadylle Gazette, 18th.
AGRcUtruRtL CoLiEGs AID EXPERIMENTAL
FARai-The Commissioners appointed by the Govern
or pursuant 10 resolution nj the Legislature OF the
9TH April. % mature plan for the establishment Of
I'm Agricultural College and Experimental Farm, and
prepare statement Of the probable expense OF such
institution, and detailed account OF the course OF
studies aEd plan II operations met on the 10th inst
no the state Agricultural Room The Commissioners
having agreed upon the outlines Of plan OF an lnstiu
ton pursuance ID the resolution OF the Legislature,
the following Committee was appointed by the Chair.
man 20 prepare report, together with plan Ot m"
necessary buildings and their probable expense, aud
ascertain the expense OF Library and Philosophi
cal and Chemical Apparatus, 10 BEE submitted 10 the
Board meeting 10 be held AZ Rusts Hotel syracuse,
on Tuesday. the llrh day Of September next at 10
AN VIZ Messrs Boekman, Blunt Downing, Cheeycr
and Risey Albany Eve. Journal.
GOLD SEEKERS RErURsING.-The steamer San
Francisco, and two other boats which arrived
last evening from ~ Joseph, brought down several
California emigrants on Their return home. They hav.
ing but a small portion OF the elephant az -
Joseph sold out rather gave way their outnt and
interest, and are vending their way back whence
they came. poorer, but doubtless happier men,
We told hat there a great many IN the vicinity
OF g. Joseph and Weston that would be glad 10 fol
low their example but md 10 impossible 70 obtain any
thing for their outnts. One OF the per-ons who reach
ed Ibis city last evening informs that auctions were
being held Ia T. Joseph daily, and guns, harness, hor
Sos wagons &c were knocked down at less than half
and ia many instances Tor less than neourth OF their
original cost tSt Louis kepub.
GoLp HUNTERS PROM CHILI--A letter received
In Boston from Valparaiso dated 2ith Of March, says
Il ia estimated that since the hr-t news Of the Gold
reached Chill. between 1000 and 1900 persons have
gone so from Ialcahuana, and over 300 from
hercscyeral parties uniting their capital, and taking
abOrcrs with them"
CAvsD ~ AGAiN.--A slough called Mine Mea.
dow over which the AndrOscOggn and hcnnebec Rail
road passes in the town OF Green again suddenly gave
way on Tuesday last and swallowed up I'VE gravel cars
being buried Themselves. This place was spilled last
al stated in paragraph we copied a tew DAYS
since from the Leols0H Journal 70 the distance OF lOO
feet and 2eOO 1900 feet Of it disappeared The con
tractors subsequently put IN earth enough was cstim
ated, 10 oil depth OF - feet, ana at the time Of the
disaster q steamenginc at work throwing IN several
thousand cubic yards per yard. Portland Adv. l1th
THE : of T. ~ MARYLAND.--The report of the
Grand Division OF Maryland the National Division Of
the sons Of Temperance shows that during the year
ending March 81. 1919 there were 26Oi admitted into
the order IN that state. During the same time the
number Of deaths was 81 expelled 397 violated the
pledge 10 OF whom l6l were Icnstated The amount
Ot cash received was S!9OW amount paid Tor relief 10
sick members, s6922 amount OF cash on hand 10 re.
leye the ncccs-irOus so 81. The whole number OF
members ia 5.37l-showing net Increase of about
loo within the year The number OF Divisions IN
operation is l02
WoyDERFUL EscAPE-On Monday Moses Al
len Esq andiamily numbering eight persons while on
visit AZ Greenwood Cemetery, had very narrow and
remarkable escape The rain having sweled the Lake
so much that IL oycra0wed the wall, the coachman
missed the path and carriage and contents were pre-
cipitaed into the lake some Inch labOrers were at
work near and came TO the rescue, and at consid
cradle risk 10 ALL the entire company safely got
OUT. The carriage however went 10 the bottom
Commercial Advertiser.
MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY.--COrOner Chapman |
held an inquest this morning on the bodies OF two |
children VIZ. Cahanne Murphy, aged years, and Her
mona Murphy, aged months daughters Of John Muir |
ply gO2 Broadway, who we're found drowned Ia els /
elder child dropped the infant into the cstern, and a.
tempting It's rescue was herself drowned third |
child also tell IN bat was rescued. Eve. Jour. 18th.
Suspg>sioS % LASD S.LEs-The sales di- |
rected b. BE- held Al the Land Office At Saul ~ Marie
Michigan on the 9Th and 18th OF June and 81 OF sep
teuier are % BE- suspended until the United states
Geoogsts shall have fully closed up their operations
and survey and designated the mineral from the agr
CULTURAL lands Of which due notice will be given.
FiREs On the 9TH at. the building known as
the soldiers quarters in the garrison A. Fort Smith,
Ark was destroyed by hre Alerge quantity Of clothing
was destroyed. The loss IS estimated 70 be from
$1,000 % $4,000 % $1,000 The lower end OF the
brick block on the eastery side Of Union street, In
Portland Maine was considerably injured By hre on
Thursday night w W. Thomas was the principal |
sufferer . A hammer factory az East Haven, Conn.
owned and occupied by Mr. SWazee, was burn, up
few days since loss 81, 800, partly insured
FkE-A building in rear Of Shears Arcade,
Buffalo owned by e. Stevenson and Albert II. Tracy,
was destroyed By FIRE on the 18th inst Loss about
: go and insured Messrs. Shears and Darling wh0
occupied the building billiard saloon. Lost about
: 20 also with no insurance and Mr. shears Infyid
ually 800 % s4OO insured.
FiRE ~ PAwTUcKLT. (R.LJ-On Wednesday
nj ght dwelling the landing on the Aassaen asetts
side owned By VI chael Morar,y totally destroyed
5v FIRE supposed b. have been the WORK OF an incen
Diary. Lose a, JOO-insuFed 300
FIRE At MEREDITB.-Last Tuesday week
large fire occurred At Meredith Bridge. II consuming
he Old STAFFORD Cotton Mills one dwelling house, and
l. lVoofau Vii occuriet Nv Mr. |