New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-26

P pr . ~ f.a weeks since Aifl
f.'.' ats.,,a from home. his ~iIt was
,5 s.a. bv re-s0Is. supp sea I'D o.
~ ,,,,seet back Nr koo- ~ eni De'".'
$50, eg+fo~.t.ss lers al1 ntt4'n .' ''- ~
tie rescue Of tis ay41et -d VI
,fis is not ~ p imY-9Ja'e i'a '1 .'..s as
..... axasoe-at.i % resort 10 me menus AZ
b.. tbe EeDp1lc1l dormant. ine'e
s.... ,oe, o.o would not do likewise 1naef SIM
toes Chicago ILL., Tribune.
tn, s.ce TRAsgDY.-Our c9rresp onacn' At
csr1 furnishes US with further aeisis q" 'nc
animation of D- James IL Smith. on tne c'"
.sg.n, tine death o.. Mary Bean. Se'''"
tioraI witnesses testified az o. he SIM I.
Lol, aud clothes Hheu nlu!' "'D F" '"- -.
,lof ,,,o persons distinctly s"ofe 20 as ''e '"Ac"
f., s,sfI af Dr. ~mt. stable, where upon ny
f-.f exq.tr A yoInF woman Hamen
= ,.l'a,b r Elder. who lives ~ih her father p, a
.'., le lqase occupied b} Dr. smith, TESTIFIED
wanna lady sittug az the front window
a %, smiths room about eight weeks aro. The
ann, ,,..ieh vas round the female no tie brook
having been shown ~ the ~itIess, Sic lGentutd IL
...o. that she saw Ann Coreue- wear last all
ANN Coveuoy is p giri living 'n DR.. smith nous p.
To.a thc cross. examination. size was not 80 pos
i've ~ % the apr0n' rs % n cap found on the
tsly. witness thought she bad seen one IKE u
aiming Mrs Smiths clothes. This * all the I'M
,o-fa.t testimony TINS far chat IS ilt for puDlca.
uol. Our correspondent A-o' '.al 'h' me- 'i'.
p0taut witness TT. c"i,. '"t -'." ''' ''''
SET been eXahiheu' lD'''"" I'"'-"'', '"
NrrINY AT SFA-Ten scameu. named Thomas
Eagan. William De.auo Tnos SlUaus. Rich
Al Calscot, John Martin. Henry Knowles W D..
ham Curtis John " iIls0u. john Il. " es-el ana
Allen Arthur. wc'e arrested yesterday on tne
American ship Scar,o, Levi h9wcs, master on a
.N.nrr the
rllc ou her voyage from Uavre 70 tins port On
tie 2rfh Narrh last she abfve named sailors arm
Cd themselves with bands pixies alt other missiles
created "a great tumllt and disturbance on board
and assaulted ami severely beat tho first and sec
oud mates, isaac Tanning oui w brown IT,,
rebc.ious sea'neu being Do majority the captain
cIld uOt oppose force ~ force" uc '"ccceHei ~
inducing the muIneers 20 return 10 Hn't iney
brought the vessel INTO port ana ',n'nenl''
Were. much 70 thor sufp.ise' h4"''D.,U "f w
police oihcers lhey VII oe examine" oe'o'o ~
corder BALDWIN acting as = ,'i'''''''''., '-
tie -tl INST ~ ". l''Hl "''' '''n'
NF1poDfsr LpI.00raf tONFFHf NCE--Ine an.
,nol Conference AZ the Methodist piscOqa Church
orNew ENGLAND. commenced It's sluual session N
tie North RusseHst Cha.su b.. thIs city, tins morn
Inv. Bishop Morris O.. Cm-unaG Ohio. presiding
The services were commenced with the reading o
the an chapter of Isl Timothy. 4 hymn was
Iich sung -htti "lliNA lLh. =, ""' W. W. - W.
presiding officer Rev Nj Adams, Z" Lo"GH' wa
appointed Secretary and heV Messrs b'Ide'
and Whitman, Assistant Secretaries ana 'he Con
ference then proceeded 70 the usual business sue
as appointing the Noinmii'ets %" a'l'"s su2lec"
the asking OF the usual questions &c. Ihe houf
for holding the nasiness mee,nsS Of the conference
were fixed from u l-- a NJ. ms eVenln- heN
Mr. Rice VII preach tnc annual sermon before me
Conference AMI pubic Se'yices "ili De- continued
afternoon and evening durln5 It's SESSION mere
are ABOUT ''0 anu - a. S,,
, ,tl-5I
80 - ~ ~ ".o
mOs' uisS, "0o'1' Ou',Nt' US "a "a"
''"0o 'aS' ".u' as " Ie'n -0H t" n 10 y
pvs' u'y Pai ~ wn''" ar a. "uDNs II
"lfv ~ NJ I'm ~" 'S'-'
as ~'9,',,' ',, .n' P's, el.'.su toui
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80. M ,h, NOS, - ,o ~ .'ts ,,.."el -, -.
,,mnls,nsnt lac p;rl, SOM. 80 ~ ,,..rsoas
pIaced n pouua ker nj gunuo,yder nm tho 3oor
stems of Mr. Saupderss bo1seLspnl,sd ms,ch
and loud explosion allowed 4 oment after the
explosion nan was seen 10 run cross the street
and enter tenement Kept by one of the parties
complained OF Fortunately no person as Injured
a fk.. Va. L..