New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
SHofE No. 1851.


L,S6r rlFEArC fsvELaND-TBE,rsR BrsNr.
Last r.shf about iit o'c,ock TIE ssrm vas given
t-at tee Iscster-cor ner % Nsfer.st and Orange
A'ey-Nas - t-e Ihis bulldog Qcing o. wood. ~ss
soln ore msss % tlnr TIE in;rnse hcai imneci
ily roumun cs-rf o. fcrrrSi nefgiecrfng dwellings,
"1ic1 burnt dl1n also brfck tvo-sfCry dwelling
aearg rc~-cn Ns-er - Owned ard pied by D =
hss,r, worth :, oCC. srt Insured tor : 900 IN
ins - n irsursrcr Conp &C srltcn Agent large
NO 80 lrAire dsr-ns. corner o; " stes-st Sna
orsrEe A.ey. occupied sna belonging q : CrNmer.
valued a. 5000 sn1 no Insurance story and half
dwelling on north SIDE Orange Alley. the property o.
sni occupied by Henry Rins asm valued a, 10
no insurance 4 small iweninx-snufh .ife Orange
Ai-y-heicnSlng % N Wsshhurn. occupied ~ "
q Whi.cmore, insured In TIA .Ens Insurance Com
paw f0r $50 A.so dwelling about same SIZE. and
stf1iuinc thereto belonging 90 Johuson's heirs-on
whicn 90 not learn 81 any Insurance The thester
building and most u The scenery belonged % Geo
Overrocker whose less IS estimated = Soooo, md on
slch ihsre ~ss no insurance. o. !. Amy, the ate
manager bad $50 ~ the building some sou worth Of
Plsinde,er. 'sth
II We are indebted o. a gentleman IN the
Genera. and Oiice Tor the Information gwen below
Nnirh j. iu crtsnt ho-n % non resident owners OF
public .snds sri those who propose % purchase out
which many OF thrm msy b. ignorant oi-ihsi Is a.
say av 81 sct OF Congress approved toe .ctn janus
~. i~f- ttc assent az Government wat gwen - tne
several states admitted into the Union prior % the
Path April. is20. O. impose TAX or tsNcs upon a.
lands thereafter sold by The ued states m SAID states
from sni after the cay 81 such sac The states sfnt
tel prior % that tstr OniC. Indiana Illinois, Ala
bsiua. Mississippi sud Louisiana Indiana has already,
-y legislation svs'ed asrsei ot tls permission, aud
doubtless the others will Prior % the passage
u THIS at lands pnd Tor IN casa ~efe nos sN uhu
dve years from the date "a sale snd those located y
Lafe War warrants until three years from date OF
patent Nauonsl ln'eliiseneer.
~ Many from tbi, city and vicinity who went |
90 seek their fortunes In the .Ani ~ Gold, We earn
ave already rrsired handsome results Among the l
n.or n fha frf
Mr.. e. I0mpslns Of south Orange IN THIS County |
~ho brcus ht home nearly : 900 In got-the net pro
ceeds Of hve weeks lsbor la the mines lie hsd han
sitd shout $1,000 but the heavy expenses OF living /
and ot returning home had nearly absorbed al. lie
couernnistes returning We hesr also that letter
hs. been received from 81 Albert Sayre, OF Morris |
County, who ielt f. Louis Tor Oregon wita party
yea $40 set fall Being On the ground OF course IN
SEASON - fortune Was soon made-aavlnS siresiy |
msde $4,000. with prospect OF onnging Il up 10 |
100000 Newark Daily.
~ The cultivation ol the Tea Plant, which |
"a. undertaken hv NJ James smith nesr Grsendold |
g. in l-i- mas tar proved highly successful In
he Fell ol as about 800 plants were received from
China via oni0r and in December they were plant |
ga IN his garden. A considerable quantity OF tea seed
was anted AZ tho time. NOt~ith.tandinz the |
sewers Winter and spring the plants, which were len
% take Of Themselves, were unframed, and are
noS 10 q dourishing condition. Several specimens OF
the green aud black plant are In bud. The tea plant
buds year. but does not fllf I'll the next Next
year Mr. smith expects pick tes. although hs great
81 sct for some lime 70 come will De to increase the
qasnnty OF bis plants. The tea seed was planted a.
wrong season, and did not amount TO anything
ESCAPE OF MR. CLAWS SERVANT LFvi-We
ndcrstaud that telegraph communicative has been
received from M Clay by Mr. Hodges, Of the Amefi- |
40, stating that on arriving ~ ~anta.Sy MS servant
Levi. where % be- found. IL Il supposed that
was either accieuily 1shud here or has vOuniaf y
s.csrrd-he latter most probably 10 will be- recoI
I'd that be- before Induced % leave by the
otter o $500 but refunded the money and returned 10
ll. master ~ Newport. We learn tina, Mr. Clay b" |
authorized NJ Hodges 20 pay seNpens's home n ne
again rpcnis Of the step h. has taken. and wishes TO
return. lbaiHio ComuerclHl' I'th'
A. lnNENsE FORTUNE FOR TRENTON Ma
The Trenton N j. Siais Gdisfs OF the 18Th
-sys. our townsman, Andrew Ihomp-on msehinst
OF south Trenton has received letter from his WHO'S
mother n Eng snd. informing bin that she IS about
coming into the possession OF twothrds OF an immense
England amounting 10 no less than 4jOooVuo
The property, appears was accumulated by sOrother
OF he Ola iadys grandfather Mr Thompson says the
Guam hss been for years plain, hard working ma
chnist ln South Trenton, where be has been distn
,l.sred i0r constant Application and Industry
FRon rnE pAciFic-Ths Nc'r Beiford N,rciry
say We learn that letters have been received here,
by arrival a tho Empire City At New York stating
that serious difficulties have occurred among the Wns
ing Fleet the Coast of Peru. growing Out Of the Call
iorna fever and the consequent insuoordnstion sod
dsserton o seafnau We DO not learn any particulars
4 letter received 81 Nantucket alec menions the de-
-efton of = 10st's from the Z. ship ONO. Com
Jones the dato of the aes accounts had proceeded
ihe mines accompanied by corps OF geolOgnts On
an exploring expedition.
FlRE IS MoRRisrowN SUNDAY MoRSiSG.-
About ! o'clock sunday morning IRE broke out IN
Ne.srs Sxcr 4 LiEtes dry goods and grocery store,
formerly pied by Mr. Lewis Mis- which was en-
trriy destroyed Mes.r. Is ioss IL estimsted At
90 but they W-re insured for 5000 The build.
lng owned by A5rsm Sayre Esq was insured FOR ESQ,
snch viii cover the lose. The hsmes were communi-
ated 20 the adjoining brick building also owned BY Mr.
syre, and occupied by Mr. p Johnson asa book and
stationery store, whose goods were saved In damaged
stat He was fully insured vas the owner Of the
bulldog Newark Daily Advertiser.
sKgLETos OY MAsrODOs DlscOyERED.--lt 10
said that Dr. Gesner has discovered the remains OF
Mammoth, In Cape Breton tooth Of which was found
some time ago sud Is now In the Museum Of Nr Leshy
"a tbs town. The skeleton OF the fnest and
most perfect specimens yet discovered being upward
~ a feet high. 10 Il valued At Al,OCO
81 John N b Morning Pos,
FATHER NJ .rHyw.--Mayor Barton has received
a reply from ather Mathew, 70 the oicsi inytaon
II tn- Council O. ysit Buffalo. 10 Is dated Lowell,
sept r. Tie says he will be In Buffalo As soon as bis
eng sements Ia Nss. EDg snd will permit
MlssosRi STATE USyERslTY.--hev. James
shannon Of Bacon Coil ge. Harnodsbury KY has osea
elected President Of this Institution, In place Of Proi
La,hrop, resigned.
FiRE-Ths buit factory Of CoegeshsA Il Perry,
% rasane Bristol, K. was destroyed ~ nfe on
Saturday -th INST Insured A. the tEna once Prov.
deuce for 81 go, which will cover the loss
STEAM sAw-MmL BURsED sylvester Browns
stone steam saw Mil, ~ Rochester. Ensured for
55o00J burned ast Saturday, supposed . BE- AIRED
- an lncendiary
H~ GftwsS GALE. Esq. died AZ Buffalo d
Cholera % Tho 7th ms; M Gale, says the boson
Timss. member OF the House OF representatives.
IRON Lowell year before lasi
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