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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

IL THE SOUTHERN MAIL, due Tuesday night,
arrived yesterday afternoon but brings nothing South
of Washington The regular mail due yesterday after
noon brought nothing beyond Philadelphia
dispatch published in the Philadelphia papers OF
this morning dated Baltimore Jan. 30th. p NJ says
No Eastern mail has been received here to-day The
Su,ou, hanna river 10 impossible in consequence OF the
Immense quantities OF aosting ice. The mails have oeen
sent North via Lancaster. The steamer Jewess wiz
start with passengers in the morning II Is no~ snow
ing quite fast The New-Oresns mail OF the "a mss
been received here leaving that of the 80 stu Que
The papers contain news of interest
The PHILADELPHIA North American of yesterday morning
says
The Foreign Mails received by the steamer Canads
were detained by the fog in New crk Bay The steam
ar aid not reach her berth until late hour In the morn
ing consequently her Mails did not arrive In THIS city
until last evening
Ad.ps,ch dated Hsvre de Grace, Jan - lOP.M says:
Ths Ice 10 the susquehanna River, which had gorged
and lodged shove Hsvre de Grace, gave way TINS amer
noon and floating down lodged again below the Jerry
carving the ferry boat down with II some distance
where she remains, jammed up with ice Ire pAsseh
GERS in the evening train from Phisde pnia Were uhs
BE 10 cross and those who left Baltimore "a me
CLOCK train we're compelled to remain IN hsvre De
Cracs IRE water, il IL said has damned up sAa
threatens 10 food some parts OF the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

FROM CHARLEsToS.-The steamship SOUTHERN
rR. Capt BuDD, which sailed from Charleston on sun
asy arrived at this port early yesterday mo- nine ser
passage Of so hours We Indebted 70 VaP' snd our
friends Of the Cotrier, Mercury and h's"As HsN' 'Oi
those papers OF Saturday. We make INC i0''0N"s
extracts .,I
Sr,nns from Darien Ga tina; Alvin Bourne seaman
hsi =, that vessel accidentally shot hmssh al Dr
Tronp. plantation near Dsrien, on the I'm in'' 20.
load entering the night breast ana TUNES nm, ~ s.nJ
wich, Mass. -, - ,,;r
The brig Clarendon (oi scitus,e) Cowell rom MIL
stone Point CT for this port with stone WIZ ~
ashore on the Beaver Head shosl al the emu -,
Dptch Island Hsrbor 18th inst remained wax W "
ioh and was expected TO be 80, Oh next toe.
revenue cutter Forward had gone to her %
and ten or heen tons stone had been thrown ''1t "
hshten her
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Thing, In Philadsiphia.
lib.


PHiIADEIPRiA- lucsosyi ~
A Young man named Walker, who ives N
Secondst near oxford, snc Is mem oei ~ n,sh, nv
ne wa. attacked at late hour Oh saturday nen' 1y
marty of scoundrels said TO De connected WIZ lns M
b.rnis Hose knocked down, beaten ana snsine.ss
.,,ss,sd on the Frankford road, about nall miie
i'a - The ruffaus also stabbed their victim N
nscs and lef him for dead. He was brought nome
'no Ssv afternoon and died last night from MS M
ares Before he died he charged a. na, eoaS no,
ynsembers OF the Hibernis Hose company '1' ''N
Another disgraceful scene took psee 'ns d W.ssn
hnose ,.i1cl a, a tavern corner OF Penn ana Mxaen
streets number of rowdies psTc,ps n.,n red &c
One or two persons were ''aooeo' ~--- f'''0'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
The Tribune CIub.-Another Example.

Mssns. Greelry q McEhdih
The village Of Greenvie Is situated one mile
from the City Of Norwich and like many OF the manu-
featuring villages Of New England has grown up sue
denly vet II has already attained growth Of which
many older settlements cannot boast numbering more
thsn . 600 inhabitants The Shetuckei River bound
ng the village on the East furnishes suxcen; " t,ef
power 10 drive several large cotton manufactures ti
paper mills among them OF the largest paper MUS
In America Our District schools rank As Tue oesi IN
Connecticut the monev drawn from the sehcol lnd
OF The state with small tax on the nhsoiisns, Is SUI
fcen. 10 continue the schools throughout the year Win
short vacations. Thus the children oil a. classes are
enabled 70 obtain good education u AZ incOnslaeia
Die expense And churches, We have them OF AL de-
nomn atoms one great cause OF tce rsi!d Ana pros
nerou. growth Of our village 70 be attributed 70 the
fact thai the sale OF Intoxicating drinks IL entirely pro
hihted and that strong efforts have been inside BY re
founders OF the village T. save Il from TIE ognI oil IN
temperance.
Having seen in your valuable psper prospectus Tor
the coming year the thought occurred 10 me that
might benefit myself snd others snc advance the pm
eioes advocated By Tie TribEsf which are Of zach
VITA importance the manufacturing interests OF Ne"
Zealand and in fact the weloclss Of our county
nv soliciting Subscribers. Accordingly commenced
he task and in short time obtained list OF p sub
.crbers for your Wsskls TrbEHe which are obtained
through the agency OF the enerprsing proprietos oil
The Norwich Periodical Depot al less cost for trans
nortatou than they could b- obtained through the me
dunn of the Pos, O.ice Department And ! would say
n the thousands who read TAs Trbzss tia, the sub
scrpon let OF that vsusbe paper should be doubled
,hs present wear which be done, with very hite
sxsrtion Try IL. Yours. &c n cIbLkf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

MICHIGAN SENATOR This question as We have
already stated By Telegraph finally settled On the
Goth ult bat not without considerable difficulty. On
the lstf nit Is Free Soil Loco Foco members Of the
legislature opposed to he return Of Gen Cas- issued
lengthy statement explaining their reasons foT such
opuosition VIZ Gen CO 20 Slavery views. his lOca-
,on IN the eastern part Of the state and tn circulation
81 letter from Gen C. declining 20 be candidate and
requesting the nilhdrawa OF his name should u De re-
serted which letter Vas oppressed ie~ days pre-
vous 10 The election The names u the Loc0-F ocos
sho resisted Gen Casss election are az follows, and
,nbrsce the most talented Of the members Xix Rob
irson was Senatorial Eecior - the late President Al
election John Mckinney. Rix Robinson. Adam L..
Roof James Mccabe f. n. Thomson, Bradford Camv-
bell HI r. Constocs G. B. Turner Henry Chamber
lsip. John Bowne Henry Pennoyer. Cyrus Bacon, A. l.
Brrxs John Andrews, /. c. Matthews Henry smith
previou. 70 goiHI into &C election on the Nthi the
sensf. pouinstr1 Gov Rsnfom oy tn following vote
Rsn.otn I6. J. r Williams. ? Lawrence @ C.
80. I, ID g Lawrence 4 : Bingham, !. Not
vote for Casa After which both Houses went into
So,, convention with the following result: Gen Csss,
IL n Williams Free soil Wing. II Judge Ransom.
See soil Loco II. r. J. Lislelohn ? :. Hooroox,
Tx : Bingham. l. ,,.
NJ C;r.goId offered the usual resolution declaring
Gu cs.. duly elected Mr.. Thomson moved is in
S.,ite uo,toonernent Lost Mr. Mckinney moved
soisv II On the table Lost-.--Mr. Buck Wing moved
the Srevious question which was ordered and ne reso
Luton was adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
CTTV ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY. Janu~y 81

Nrn~xspAY. JanIsy 81.
WHO GESrRLL CosNirrEE.-Ths body me,
lssi n al, 70 elect is otcsrs The following are the
senilemss chosen
HENRY z DAVIES Chairman.
zorH.s Nrtt', }vice-chs.rmsn.
u. SrvNvEsANT.
JosErs r TArrss, (s.-.,.-a.
W. L. sEAsDiow. secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
The CuHada-storm at Sea.

slas Z. Burroughs, Esq. who returned TO this
country in the Canada gives the following account Of
the hardest part Of the voyage In yesterdays Efrs"
Ian 20 lat so. long 33s 80 The west wind which
Ia. been for many hours almost hurricsne seems 10
no degree exhausted but comes peltng US with hail
stones and with fury that We are confident out lew
steamers could resist During some OF tue seVerrb
EQUALS I, appeared that steamer would be overcome
The bowling Of the wind, the indignant blows OF her
wheels beating down the giant Sea, and the apparent
agony OF sounds which our struggling engine made
created intense interest The engines were brought 70
revolutions ard the Canada 70 about 2. miles per h0uf
but nobly kept her course, and always had more
crane for the Baens Vista OF elements ~ ~nlcn
e were surrounded During the severity Of the gale
there WAS one of the widest seas Ne have ever Wit
ns..ed that with giant strides from the West ia
cre.t Wa breaking rs base mighty mountain
bearing down upon steamer, which showed no as
,o.ton 10 cOquette, hesitation % grappe with THIS
monster Of the deep As approached W. settso into
the deepest vortex Of the the engines Increased
ter revolutions and the Canada passed under me tu'
ous bre. ker separating II from its parent or whose
summit L had bsel borne then rising WIKI grace ana
besty threw the foaning waters from her deck a. the
.as-dyer rising from the depths below and the noun
tain which had Just approached Us with suca m@gnl
r1ds va. by the Cansdas iron wings beaten down and
converted into subdued snowy track ssiern OF n =
.oro rering steamer But the collision was ieariui
one the hb boom was thrown In upon derk- the lar
board bossort shrOud carried away. and the DOW
,Drit broken In the kuighthesds but the Cansda Re
NAMED tght strong and staunch aud her engines a.
perfect perpetual motions the Ingenuity % man mas
ever Invented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

r. The T'riJuHss California news now seems
70 - .ub.tsntisly confirmed BY the Warrington Ua0u
- ~ nj We must say think the COaaercidi too
tar, upon Tis Trb1ns The intelligence Is not es.e,y
80. he rer.on Of il in the latter paper and his doubt
- ss,bs- (, d. month later any later a, a. for
that matter but il. main FEATURES are certainly e9.roso
r. T-.ssn< 4. sbundznty above al suspicion Of inten
,,on.I mi,sia,ensnt on such subject Aod II really
s a. "a Tat there was very litt.e msststement Of
- -, oor a D We think the COm7Tctsi does much
,srs frtfyinz IT'S own skePtcisn By sl.atng 10 TAs
49,. 1srticioarior the SlisreaGEl'H falsehood-
r., . ked fslsitcbtOn-thls, We repeat "a not
proved 10 be fasehood az al We have ourselves nor
rc,bins % cancel IN the remarks yesterday morn
- a. California MgnchAlsenism- They are al tue
80 mus, stand rhstever nay become Of me issue De
- m, Trtbaus snd the Commercial They are both
r tns, mssn 10 be careful in the statement Of i.cs
~ Almost always srs %. On this occasion there 70
80 NUNS discrepancy between them and oar opin-
20 &. rhN the error rests principally with the Atisr'
~ :" New Lsnion Chronicle.
rye have only TO add that II Ne were al liberty to
.ut,ou he source from which ne ws reached as
vo.a ,ssss me nstssr svsH 70 the Cs4FreisI' ssn'
80, "a Trb.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
A srREFr CLEANING IEGIoN

Mr.. EDITOR have been shaking and shiver-
Ing Tor three days with fever and sguei.b cold
brought on, As verify believe, BY tina mslsris genera
ted by the hhy state Of our streets am hopeless Of
the City sthers doing anything 10 the hves and
promote the comfort OF their children. otherwise
would suggest 10 them. as mere question Of dollars
and cents, that they would than the cleans
rE OF the would cos, the doctor drugs and
burial expenses but il appears they are Incorrig BILE
and ught 10 put shoulders 10 the wheel
We have no Hercules o. cleanse Ausesn stable
The Quaker Giant snd Gisntess big enough 70 do
something but they won and would therefore zest
that the whole regiment OF Californisns should
with their spades and picksxes and rid of
foe. They will be getting their hand In Tor gold-dig
giuy: they will try the merits of their water proof
boots and boats and those who have neither will
how work king up their knees In water for 10 hours
agrees With their constitutions nthey weather IL they
need not fear California ANTI GRoPKIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

- The Oratorio OF the Seven seepers was
performed by the Brooklyn Sacred Music Society at
the Female Academy, lsst evening to crowded audi
ence. The solo parts were generally well given. but
think the choruses would have been much better
had they been rehesrsed more. The orchestral psrts
sustained by GungTs Band but there was a some
thin. lacking In re pertormancs-that promptness and
nicely characteristics Of this renowned band, not
being exhibited this occasion, and yet we think this
must have been owing TO the circumstance of their
having leader for this evening who was not 40
cu.tomed to WELD the baton tor hsm. Mrs. A. l. q
Jones acquitted herself with great credit in her part OF
MAchus and Mrs Jsmeson delig htful voice heard
with great effect In that of Bonoris We have heard
Mr. Paige sing much better. The performance. taken
altogether was quite satisfactory for the trss effort OF
the Society.
AccIDgNr.-Oticers Nelsor and Call rescued
two men named Michael Roberts and James Richardson
from cstern In Cssonsv into which they had fallen
while in state Of intoxcsuon Fortunately the water
in the cisern no, very deep and beyond the mere
fright they received from their unceremonous descent
they sustained but little injury.
FRr-Jsn 3i.-A lire broke out about o'clock
on Monday night last In q carpenter shop owned BY
Messfs. Spencer Bennett, which entirely destroyed
the building The 1smes then commandment With s.s
or two adjoining shops Of like character, bat were
extinguished before much damage done. The nre
Is supposed to be the work Of an incendisry
MHErGSo OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvfsoRs-
This Board me, pursuant To adjournment, Mr. Taylor
| IN the Chair The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved after which several bills were pre-
.ented and referred 10 the Committee Accounts
A communication received from the superfn'
tendent Of the Poor which was referred to the same
Committee Also, from Coroner Ball, requesting the
Board to furnish suitable Office and dead house for his
business Referred TO a special COMMITTEES. bill was
passed in favor ofspproprs,ing $1,000 for the superin
tendent OF the Poor.
The select Committee on the communication of A. c.
Hammond counsel tor Samuel +. Johnson, 10 relation
to the claim of the latter for salary County Judge
while the duties performed by Judge Rockwell,
reported adversely 70 the communication
After passing supdry bills TO the amount OF several
thousand dollars the Board adjourned 10 meet ON Fri.
day, the 10th Of February next
SUIT FOR DAMAGTs.-A judgment OF 500 dam
sges rendered Tuesday by Justice Garrison In
suit Instituted by Frederick Fryer, against the
Long Island Railroad Company, for damages done to
his horse and sleigh, BY alleged misehevous conduct
on the part OF the engineer u the train who started
the steam whistle of the engine, thereby frightening
the horses and causing them 10 against an awning
post cspszing and breaking the sleigh, and injuring
one OF the horses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

Fnr N BAL1MoKE-A fire occurred x. IN Sas
more on Monday night, which T.a,os Co. as sail.
which T WsIIsce &c shIpehsadlsry snd X Lennon
:. : tobacco Get sbushnsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ LONDON, CASADA WEsT.
- This town has again been the scene Of another OF
those csamous for which has been notorious
l.,, of are Wa, given: IL found 70 proceed from
The store Of Mr. n Mcdonald next house 70 Nr. Good
win. corner OF Dundss and Talbot sis on the north
,ide In few minutes both houses were enveopeo n
ropa be arrested nearly tvothirds OF the block was
DESTROYED and even those houses which were not con
sumed as far east as MeFees tavern corner Of hien
mond ST were severely dcnssed. The iolo"i1s 70 q
liz, Of the sufferers. Messrs. Wm. Goodwin, Donald
NeDonald. Joseph Goodwin. - Roach, AeLasniAn'
= Glaze B. Wheeler. VIM. Begg, Anderson < Leitn'
bridge Wrn Smith, - Wheeler, James Gll-an. y
smith. Il Mstnewson w. Colyer, Wn- Esse-y y
Cuuold VIM. Ashbury and R. Caldwell Mr.. CAia.
wells house was pulled down TO stop the progress .,
the Gre The amount of property Insured 10 e1f snA
compared with the loss Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Fowiers 4 Wells, PhreusIeStsss asa
Publishers, Clinton Hall ISL Nasssas ct eeaf the PWs
q Liquid Hair Dye.-sArcSEtoa'si nsisnssncoes
Liquid Inc article The world for changing red a
gray hair . natural black brown color whou. tnJufJ
the hair sAn Persons wishing The best article -
market should call ai BArcHsLoa's manu- tctosy, sa
old No. near Broadway. Copy the sddrsss dis rrAea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

Correspondent Of The Tribune:
WASHINGTON. Monday, Jan ~.
The following are the items Of Appropriation In
the bill 9" for the support OF West Point Academy
for the year commencing with July next-now
=. =. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
210O REwA.D, .,.I ,'.:o -. :.':.:::, ,

ylUU 10 exceed ~, VIII b psid BY The ssesehs9
Tor tho DISSECTION and return Of JOHNv CASE 70 The b.
ydsfo s In the County Of Warren and s,sts OF hswJes.
ssy or 100 nsscursd 10 sDy jail In shs Unsd bisss III ~
subscriber sss him He of fair ass, blsct bsir, m
built Roman noes much dropped 81 tho end 1ofid eooas
osnes nas loos whsn 10 nvsfssroa viii coy
orTson sometimes wssrs green specs. 10 eos<h "
wagon MAKER and coach psin-r by usds Editors Who
ia hyor Of having boa xht Justice who wss indces1
and sn his ball pens u 80 will psass Eve tke
sbovs fsw and confer favor 90 the subsr.ts
10 Nv. SAMUEL DAVIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
WANTS.

NUANTED-By two eonpsssn, young women. sisss
w done chsmbsworh and to sssist In hs vsss
Ing and ironing or else to ishs care OF chi drsn III: os
10 90 tho Of respectable family ss good pse
COOK good washer and ronsr Un~xc eptouaDis ref
be given Can be ssen for three days Apply
al s. Ismesst in tes rear, up stairs ~ IL
xNyANTRD.-A young man. from 10 ~ 10 Year, sf age,
w Who writes good hand, is s'i,s a. asurss, -
stefan. eooIlsepsr to whom ne"''''' ec~esn'.as co..
'ns o. ~ Sss .s w.h references: 20; m res rs
Also. . led about u, to ron on esraoSl gyN-
MAnTkD-A sisuason Is Eovesusss BY se EaSisA
w lady She VIII insuuei ~ tho usual Engish bSssehs&
saS or S''s q. %s: a.
IL families. The best references given Addr'ss "a
xNANTED-A situation by . respectable young sti -
w nurse ehsmbssmsid and waiter or 10 do ssusd
housswors 10 small phvsis f.%ily oood sy ,e,s,sees
Can be seen for two days Calm Twshh'' sA,h houss
nom second avenue, new bsildins ~ ~
xlyANrRD-A stusuoa by respectable young wouss
w a. ehsmbernsdi 10 willing To sssst N -sshns and
ironing and make herself feperay usel Good reference
from bar las, pises Apply 81 Broadway Ia tAsres, Cen
xAANTED-A young man 10 q mann factory IN this city,
w TO be principally employed In putting wrsposfs -
merchandise Good Will be given for well gu a.
sss.. ss and .obsy sdSrs.. sseioy III. oe.
WANTED "A siru.tion BY youpr girl to DO s.aers
w hoaseworsj would have no osjssiion 70 90 Ia ,hs
country city reference gwen Apply 81 W wss|ssvso.
NNANTED-byar sspoctsDle young woman, Otneuo9
w a. coos 10 good washer and ronss GOOD ciy re-
srsncs can DO given. Call for two dsysG 100 b1caya
ls door 10 stsrs
CLERK WANTED-lns retail dry goods and ev.
~ pei siofs Doe who hes had some experiences In ~
business would be preferred. Apply 81 lsj Houstoo-st
3 "a
YOUNG MEN from the country are wanted to -
several cheap and popular WORKS issaed q simmer
Boston Publication Rooms The lGgess eommssios VIII
DO allowed or fair wsg-s by the month will BE- psid
large u cheap WORKS will DO lsp constantly on han1
travelling .ss,u VIII do well call Call innsdssy e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-02
Correspondence q tho N. Y. Eve. Pos.l
MOB AND BLOODSHED AT SAINT
CHARLES. III
ST CnAELrs, Thursday, April 10, I

ST CHARLES Thursday ADri 10
3o'clock, p NJ.
ST. Charles has been under the suurema
reign Of a mob since lOAM
The cause Of this outbreak was the imam
and reckless manner in which DR. R,ch.rds
and his students h,ve surniic5 ,hoa,s.i'.
Tor tho last ley weeks. win subiert. TO-
dissection.
A company Of men-6ther. brotne,s and
husband OF Young lady. (rnm Do Kalh
county. vino had ,eCen,ly d,sd--car,a -
on Thursday la,i. alleging hat she had hen
,e-,r,oc,cJ ,r',.,,,oJ 9 ,'.. ~ Oee"
with Sheriff Yates ec,trbed tho di.soc,ina
room and pren,i,es n, Ri,h,rds ent
inc the b DIV ,et 6naioo c,nn,b - ..,,.G.
the relatinos INA, sbe S,J hoao ,ha,n "a
under the b,nd of ,bc oner,,o, s,,ch =. -.
and oihcr cyid,nres NJ ,do,,,,y
m. ,.,,,,,o. ,o,n,,oI IT,, -,
no mnte from ibcm until Inns ror,in. aho,,
ten o'rlock when douhIo io,,ns ia III
men. and men nm horsebocL ,o,s .oon So,
iop into our ioun in ero,,, ,l,,oct,or nn,,
some ooo mon arrived ,,,,,,, an on,,io,s.,
frorn n rife Ia ,cyolr, ''
IN Tha . ',,,e 10 Love-.
oa,hev,,o s,,eno,h 40 h., Y,'o' PIei"fsess
Co,r',d, bia Gl,.a 90 '"ey P'oceeuec' oniiI
so,,a no,,.,,,,,in " 's 'ouR'egs'eu, h"ef
~, har sf,, ,'a,,Y" 10 ~ B"lng Up me oooJ
,,o,, 1879 WV ''no suo's were hfeo
ina ,ho O., Az, - 60 10y "'u, on opee-
luB nv nom u"'' ana ming INTO The crowd,
his .'"' ~ .iom ''o upper WINDOW oJ
shat took cGe,, s,ye H. ,ra 80, "e"'e,
outsiders ~ '"e VI
TIN, was signal n, ,h.,uo