New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-03

FROM THE gully SouADSoS.-By private let
ter from an officer OF the Vera Cruz station esrn
that the Board Of Health OF that city have determined
70 quarantine for longer shsrter time according 70
the pAssages, all vessels arriving from ports in the
Tinted states during the existence OF Asisc Cholera
The brig Irving from this port. vss In quarantine
the 9Th INST Isle Verde The sloop ofssr sarstogs
was Al SACRIFICES the 18th officers and crew al well
She was shortly 10 sal 10 communicate with Tsmpieo
and return She will probably remain the station al
the middle Of February and then sal TO Pensseos Tor
provisions. n. o. Picsyune. sd.
MADtsOS UNIvERsIrY-We learn from the
Annual Catalogue for ls4s-e that the University has
seven Professors and one Tstor. Drs Msginnis. Con
ant Eaton Kendrick and Mes.rs Richardson Ray
mond snd spear, Professors Mr.. II. Harvey. Tutor.
The University has President There In the
Theological Department: Seniors. 10; Juniors 10
Total b. Undergraduates Seniors 81 Juniors, 81
Sophonores =. Freshmen, ~ Total. III. Grsm-
rnsr School D. Total in the University. ls5. The
agitation OF the removal question has had less eject on
toe present condition OF the University than wss feared
RALRoAp AccIDENr-N,RRow EscAPE-The
o'clock train from Hsverhl for Boston ran on
the track the railroad bridge over Charles hiyer
yesterday morning, about quarter before = owing
% the gross and ineNcusabie csrelessness OF tne
switchmsn. who should have been in attendance lne
whole train would hsve been precpitsted into me
river had ii not been stayed by the frog OF the ont
side track The danger seemed 40 imminent 20 the
engineer that be Jumped or. progress OF twenty
feet farther would have been fatal BOst Chron I'd
IMPRESSIVE MoRrALITY.-The York Pa Re-
publican mentions the fact that John NJ hoch and his
father John Koch. died in the same house within =
half hour of the same time aud that Monday morn
ing shout thirty six hours after, BIS mother also died
No epidemic contagious disease caused their deaths
but complaints to which man IS liable under the
most sslubrious skies and the heathiesi cmes. They
were all buried at one time, side by side
SERIOUS CHARGE-A Young man named Peter
Cullen yesterday held to bail by Alderman Cav OF
Southwark TO answer the charge OF having commit d
murderous assault upon Thomas Stuboins, with a
III. nvraF.r kHx
Cullen i. an old offender and has been actively con-
necisd with the Moysmensing Killer gang
pills Bulletin, ID
DEATH or REV. j. p. HEcHr.-We record to-
Day says the Eds0a PENN ArgHs Of Feb the death
Of Rev J. Hecht for many years resident Of this
borough He oihciated for long time the pastor OF
the - Johns lutheran congregation. and was disin
guished OF learning and an eloquent preacher
INDICTED FOR MURDER.-John Shadbolt of the
town OF Remington has been indicted by the Grand
Jury OF Wyoming County at its recent session for the
murder OF his wife, young woman about sixteen
years of age.
- Amos Peters. q Sergeant in the Reyolu-
tiousry Army died at Mt Airy. Hun,erdon Co. \. J.
the nth MI sged 90 years Several malrons OF that
period have left within few days oil over 30 years
of ags and among them Mrs Amelia Lippincoit. grand
mother OF Stephens the traveller snd author who died
AZ Shrewsbury Monmouth Co on the eth ult in the
96th year OF her age. She retained the possession OF
her faculties to tue last Newark Daily Adv. 2d
t1S7 The bill to restore Gov. Dorr to the enjoy
nent Of his civil rights los, in the Rhode Island
House of Representatives. last Wednesday by the cast
ing vote OF the Speaker.
- JEssY DAISY, a hero of the Revolution
died Philadelphia day or two since at the advanced
| age OF "a yesrs
~ The Presbyterian Church at Ridley, Della
we're County, Penn. was destroyed By IRE on Sunday
morning last. Slight insurance.
~ Antonio Libbelech was on trial at New
Orleans on the 23d ult for murder tue high seas