New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13

HARVARD CoLLkGE.-We have been favored
with copy Of the Annual Report OF the President
also that OF the Visiting Committee OF the College. To-
tho Oveseers The state OF the College is represented
being In the highest degree satisfactory both rs
cards lie educational progress and Its financial affairs
But single case OF discipline has occurred during the
year. requiring separation from the Seminary. BY the
Treasurers stat ment accompanying the Report II az
pears that the receipts aud Income of the year have
amounted TO $2o 3o g. and that OF this amount after
dsducting the disbursements OF the year there bal
In the hands of the steward OF Sill SOP I'll. The
amount OF funds and property belonging to the Col
lege-not including the College grounds. buildings sc
Ia stated at sles pa o.. Csmb Chron.
The MicHI6AS CENTRAL HAiLRoAD.-The Cen
trial Railroad Company, as We learn from the Detro"
Daily Adpotistr have made arrang 10 run two
daily nes from Buffalo through TO Chicsgo and Nil
wsukec, during the ensuing season OF navigation The
Cars will leave Detroit for New Buffalo every morning
and evening and stesmboats will run in connection
with them from Detroit to Buffalo, and from New But
falo To Milwaukee and Chicago. The competition be
tween this route and the Lake line will no doubt be
spirited aud usual when there 10 competition, the
public viii be benefited
BRING on THAT HAT The Ner- Albany Demo
e-a, ssys that q young named Edward Grciper,
engaged In cutting cedar on the blut about nine
miles North Of Prairie du Chen. when his foot gave
way and he was preci plated the precplce falling
distance of over AEsdrcd and hiy feet into bed
OF loose sand. He fell perpendculsrly touching no
thing the way. so his fall was no, broken in the
slightest degree. His lett leg from his knee to hs
ankle badly broken, and that wa the only injury
that he received by his fall.
TExAs.-The goods seized on the schooner Star
In ls47 for an attempt escape the payment of duties
ct the Rio Grande when Amy In possession OF
Mexico were sold on the 9Th ul. at good prices.
~ The Ohio River is rising, and as the Loeis.
ps,s Journal Gays is getting ready for freshet The
Kanawhs and kentacky are. however, rising, and the
late rains have no doubt affected other streams The
weather 70 moderate, and the ground 10 covered by
three or four inches snow. The Cumberland Was MS
t,.x ADJ Nau n l..p.
report the Mississippi very high and the Upper Mis-
sissppi rising The Arkansas was slso rising.
~ A Cherokee deputy sheriff recently ar
rested horse thief named Jack Mstear who escaped
from him. On New Year day the fugitive, with an &C
compiice, attacked the sheriff and attempted TO hi
hun. but be got eff safely raised posse and went ia
pursuit The result that Matssr Killed in the
endcsvor TO take him sgsin into custody.
~ The people along the line of General Tay-
lor's route to Washington making great prepare
uens for his reeepton-st Louisville. Msysvle, Gin.
cinnafl Pittsburgh. sc. sc The General has declined
invitation extended to him by the Whigs of Indian
spols to Visit that City on his Journey Washington
~ II. T. w entworth aud |. A Smith, arrested
a, Saco Ne on suspicion of being the murderoTs OF
Mr. Parker at Manchester, n III were srrsigned for
smlnsiiou on Thursday the Sth inst but nothing
elected. The case was postponed ul the next day,
and the parties allowed TO 60 without bail
rY- The Ohio Legislature on the loth lost.
psssed IN set repeating the Ohio regstfy Jaw The
Senate refused 70 take up tie bill providing for vote
by the people the question OF e.lps convention
TO frame new constitution. The vote stood, ies' "
Nays 20.
~ Andrew F. Tyler convicted OF murder
vas executed at Bryan. Williams Co. Ohio ON the soth
Wit He declared HE innocence at the last moment
but from the history Of the circumstances Of the case
there can be no doubt Of his guilt
~ Mrs Margaret Howard has been examined
before the Mayor Of Cincinnati and remsnded to JAN 10
await her trial for the murder OF Ellen Howard siis'
Nsry smith We published full sccoun. OF this mar'
der several dsys ago.
n A boiler In the steam mil OF Burrows x
prettymsp Davenport. Scott Co. Iowa exploded on
The l8th nj. bio wing VIM Fudge, the fireman twenty
Ave or thirty fsei and killing him The building wSs
destroyed; loss 5000
~ We learn that VIM. Bennett, who was
ssriously injured by colhsioa OF trsins on the Uucs
ma schenectady Railroad in April last has recovered
he sam OF $4,000 damages, At the Herkimer County
Circuit Court
-. Hon. JouS PArrIRsoS. formerly member
nj he Ohio Legislature and more recently me moer OF
Congress died 81 g. Cairsye, Belmont Co. Ohio on
Fsb g ased ~