New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
MAIL GLEANINGS.

The Seneca Indians, since their re-
mOval from the vicinity OF Buffalo are doing better than
much better projected BY law from The vices OF cyz
than when in close contact with large city.
AT late meeting of the Regents of
the Upvey Of the State Of New York at Albany letter
received from The Cheyaier Martusce, Charge dAE
faires othe King Of the Two Settles rendering to the Uni
veily In behalf Of his Sovereign copy OF the "Nespo
plates in return for the donation Of The Nau al History Of
New-YoTk letter was also received from Gov Ramsey
dry donations TO the Terri ora Library The Annual Re-
port OF the Standing COMMITTEE with of tho
distribution Of the income Of The Literature aud u Dspo
s Funds wss resd by Mr.. Coming. We gather the fol-
lowing interesting Items Eleven Colleges have reported
their condition for the ending from July October,
1850 and In one instance to December 1885, viz C0lum-
bis College, Union College Hamilton College Gsneya Col
ege ard lis Medical Institution the University Of the City
New-Yofk and iis Medical Department Madison Univef-
sy, ST. Johns College fordhsm, Genesee College tho
College OF Physicians and Surgeons 10 The City OF New
York, Albany Medical College, and the Medical Depart
ment OF the University Of Buffalo.
The number Of students Ia the Literary Colleges 10 thus
c.amo,s un'v~r-,y,
H. milton st John. con.Ge........ %
eeusvs College HGsnsses colsgs.........- %
asa
II .toal number reported 1880
The reports Of the Medical Colleges stand thus.
Cc+gs Of fbyscsns ssd sufgson New York
University CITY Of Yc
Msdes Depsrmsn University Of Buffalo
TIE s number reported in 1850 Is
The whole number Of Academies al the date OF the re-
port, subject to the visitation Of Tho Regents 3 OF
these had been Incorporated since March 1885, by tbs
Regents and Incorporated by the Legislature had bees
received under their yisitaton
The Philadelphia Enquirer publishes
tabular of the number OF Churches Ia that city,
with the amount Of their properly The aggregate number
Is 247 seang 1889 persons and valued at sis6Os5e.
q, and containing for 1893 persons Next came
Epicopaan-Dumbering H. and seating 40. This de-
Dgheuses seating $3.50 persons, and possessing property
valued At tO45oO These figures include only the city
proper
The number Of newspapers in Indiana
h 90 being Of only Is since 1870 Their creg-
sdon sb79z4 The population OF tho Slsteis 1929 and
the number OF iaml les 1888 Hence there Is only ono
those published Of the State may increase eee figures
Tie towns ard wealth Of the State have increased In
larger proportion.
The Massachusetts State Reform School
contains Sse boys ofvhom los have admitted during
the past year Fory-lhTee apprenuced twenty far
me Tie number committed TO the school since its esab-
es and SsS Of the United States OF tho latter lOs were Of
Irish parents, ofEDgnsh, and $40 Of American.
The Clereldnd Herald states on the
authority Of letter received from Mr. Banum that Jenny
probably in July August She will sing the Aelodeoa,
which will be 90 improved by the addition OF spacious
gallery a. 10 accommodate 2o0 persons.
The Mobile Herald and Tribune tells
NE blOfy OF relic OF De oOtOB eApoulIOu ~
gentleman Of this city has In bis possession lingering
which was found some months since a. Cossada AuAnge
county IL thrown up In excsyeng, from depth OF
Twelve or fourteen feet and was without doubt
dropped there by Of De Soos party during their wan
derines In this State l5Ss-9 De Soto, aer some time
spert IN exploring East Florida and Georgia made biz
way 10 The region now known as The Cherokee Nstou-
Meeting dsssppoi1 ment In that quarter his
changed and, uayensing the Coosa Valley la south
ern direction, be Gene upon the Alabama river This
stream was followed TO ts junction with the Tonbieby
liver near which point he and bis party with the most
terrible disasters from aack by az mmenso indian host
Many OF the spaniads were killed, and nearly ALI thoir
baggage buried This cob6ict, 90 disastrous In ts
Effects disappointed he spsnisrds 70 degree that hey
eht avoid further collision with the sayages and were
afer entirely broken and dispersed IL waA during
ibis painful and perlous march that the ring supposed
have been lost Ii 10 composed Of bright msta SO
e1ceedr ely hard that impression could be made upon
In trial 10 lessen It's circumference BY cutting.
Prof. Solomon Of Harrisburgh, Ky., Is
said to have discovered another motive power He he's
successfully applied he entire power Of cabonic acid gas
substitute for steam In propeng eognery for every Pur
pose Prof claims 10 be able 10 control II with perfect
,siety and that will afford power equal steam Ia ono
heth Of the space and hundred part Of The EXPENSE
dispensing, with both furnaces ard boilers Expefimcnu
have recently been made 10 Cincinnati which ae said 70 %
entirely satisfactory.
The number of children in New-Jersey
who attended the Schools Of that State during INC ps
year vss 1925 being en- increase OF ols% OF y pyi e7n
The Of sll25l8 60 has been appfopAee os INC up
port of Public Schools by The nhaDAhn OF Me eo,o.
coRnues hich, In sdduOa to Tho sun q tt.D .ocoso%
from the State males aggregate OF ei1Sa'o 1t sPpS
prsied for educational purposes during is fais "a
issreue Q, sssan q over he year preceding