New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-25

FROM NEW BRUNSWICK.-La ate New Bruins
wick papers contain little of interest. The Rail
! road excitement still continues and numerous
meetings are being held to obtain subscriptions,
| grants OF land &c. 1t is stated that the number
of houses destroyed by the late fire at Frederick
ton, amounts to 1872, and that they were occupied
by 1T families.
FUGITWEs-A HARD CASE.--We saw a large
family of colored people preparing to take the
steamer Admiral this morning for Canada. They
are fugitives from slavery, but have resided in
town some years. Their sobrlety, industry, and
the general cleanliness that surrounded their
DWELLING made it matter Of regret among their
neighbors, that they should be obliged to leave
under fear of re.oapture. The man has pursued
his ayocation in the city, until navigation has
nearly drawn to a close and now goes to Canada,
preferring poor chance Of awinters employment
there, to sustain his family, to remaining here in
fear OF being again made slave. Roch. ADV.
NORTH CARoLINA-The Legislature of North
Carolina convened on Monday last and its organi-
cation was thoroughly Opposition Weldon N.
Edwards Esq. of Warren, was elected Speaker
OF the Senate, receiving 20 votes against II for
Col. Joyneri AID James c. Dobbin, Esq. Of Cum
berland was chosen Speaker ofthe House, receiy-
ing 65 votes against 40 cast for Kenneth Rayner,
Esq. In the Senate John Hill was appointed Prin
cipal Clerk against Henry w. Miller Gen Geo.
E B. Sipgeltary, against II. W. Hustled; James
Page, Principal Doorkeeper, and Patrick McGow
an, Assistant Doorkeeper In the House, Perrin
Busbee and ,Ihos b Baily were chosen Principal
and Assistant Clerks. David s. Reid, Esq. the
Governor elect, will be inaugurated the LIST OF jan
uary next.
IRISH RIOTS ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-For some days past serious disturbances
have existed among the Iaborcrs employed on the
line of the Hudson River Railroad between this
village and hhnebeck On Thursday night Of
last week. party of some hundred landowners
armed with guns clubs and other weapons, pro-
ceeded to drive off the Connaught men employed
on the line of the road, demolishng almost every
shantee in their way, and turning their inmates
out of door On Friday the Deputy Sheriff and
constables with armed posse, succeeded Ia Sc
curing several loaded stands of arms, with about
so Of the rioters. They were examined before
Justice of the Peace, and % committed. The
rest were discharged. In Rhne5eck, Deputy
Sheriff Montort, we understand, has an armed
force under his charge, to be ready at any moment
to suppress any disturbance that may occur on
the line in that section OF the country. AT Hyde
Park we are informed there are at least or ECO
laborers, almost every one Of them armed, wait
ing for an attack from the opposite party The
whole foundation Of the outbreak is simply that
the parties are from different parts Of Ireland,
and bring with them their ancient ieuds.
fPoughkeepse Telegraph
The WxArHER-The Rochester papers tell Of
ice, snow-hurres and a raw and cold atmosphere
Remains Of snow which fell on Saturday ana ma, o%i
day were still to be seen on Friday last. Inc va
nal continues perfectly free Office. c..,s
~ When Mdlle Rachael was ateiy az ~ 1% beS
u6e aged and nr JS %ss % 1asa a al
circumstances gave her conYII''Ls trross;s father
was sigter to the ceieDfato~ ~ a gold watch.
kfdle Rachel made her Pf,sS;,,, NJ q90f wear
ard agreed to ali0W W., no.
for T the res, d W. D -es bB g5sy
morning ias. .hres dwelling houses we're burned
baFre!ss s dGo and no insurance
ss n a5s E. a fsil Ts ' . s@ss s @ai
in the g.@y also the Railroad Hotel and the root
6 tftfe Bank were burned. Gin Gaz' 10th
STEALING Loe9.Foe92 THgNDEF.-The ctte@
irving him majority and one for the re-
sgit at Slarge,-was fred BY the Wings OF that
eity IN honor Of the election Of W ashington Hunt
lie Wbies using tie powder which had been
reared b Loco.F ocos week ago 20 celebrate
the sppoosld triumph OF his opponents.