New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11

Cart Schenck, will sail this afternoon. with the mats
for Havana, Chagres and California
Institution FOR THE DEAF AND DuNB.-
The friends of the Institution for the Deaf and Dunno
IN this city Will regret 20 learn that Prof ADDISON
Cary has withdrawn from that Institution. The
state OF his health has induced Prof Cary - accept
The offer OF the Presidency OF the Deaf and Dumb
Institution at Columbus, Ohio where his duties VIII
re hghtened and We trust his health VIII be restored
BY a change of ar. For number OF years past, he
has been connected with the institution IN this city,
and has been one Of Is most siaunch supporters
Success attend him.
SUSPECTED SLAvER.-The clipper brig
Hanover. lately built BY MesSr> Peulne, Patterson
& stark at Williamsburg has on accoun, OF her
peculiar construction, large hatchways. etc, AZ
uacted much attention. and excited suspicious that
she was intended for the slave trade 1t beng under
stood that she was 70 sail to-day for Havana COM
plaint was entered before Justice Cowles OF VIII.
iamsburSh for the purpose Of OBTAINING the sthcers
and crew for examination. AZ the same time the
United States authorities IN this City were informed
Of the facts and Collector Maxwell sent an offcer
10 examine The vessel. Justice CowleS had the mate
before him. who SAID the vessel was IN ballast, des-
tined for Havana and that beyond this he Knew moth
ing OF the intentions OF the owner. The Justice
dismissed the case on the ground that he had no
jurisdiction, without taking any testimony except
that Of the mate The mate told the Justice that the
vessel would not sail TIL To-day, but before Collector
Maxwell's deputy could reach the vessel 10 make an
examination she had been toNod down the bay. we
understand that the American Consul az Havana VIII
be apprSed Of the facts, that he NAV be on the look
out Capt Armstrong Of Brooklyn. Is her COM
mander and she Is owned BY b. Blanco OF Havana
a Spaniard. who has the reputation Of beng extern
sively engaged IN the slave trade.
~ \ Brooklyn paper tells story OF
Nj Robinson, OF FlatbuSh, l.. L. who has two dogs
the one a small spaniel and the other large half
breed deer-hound The small dog was playing with
Mr. RS child near clStern when the enid tel,
head foremost into the water the agoniZed mother.
who, from window, witnessed the occurrence, saw
the spaniel run 10 the kennel of the hound Who IN
stantly ran to the spot and, before the mother could
reach the child, the noble animal had placed II IN
safety Instinct might have induced the small dog
70 a,tempt rescue, but evidently knowing his ina
bhy to do 50, what prevented HIM from trying ana
caused him. quick as thought, to fetch the stronger
LAuNcH.-A J. Westervelt. will launch
ing, the clipper ship Golden Gate She has been con-
,ructed under the superintendent OF Capt Funk,
for the California and China trade, and is owned by
Chambers & Heiser She will be commanded by
CAPTAIN D. II Truman. Her length of keel Is Isl
feet BREADTH 20 feet, and depth of hold 2l. Tun-
mage 800 tuns register. She is considered equal 10
any cpper ship vet built at this port having an un-
usual quantity of live oak worked INTO her.
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RurGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE The
Twelfth Annual Commencement Of tins Institution.
will take place this day. IN the Rutgers-st Church
" Rev. Mr.. Johnson, late of st. John,
n b., was on "Wednesday duly installed Minister OF
the PRESBYTERIAN Church. on the corner OF Grand ami
Mercer SITS, IN place of the late Rev. Mr.. SiarkS.
" The two toremasts of the screw
steamship City OF Manchester are formed Of tubular
wire rope.
~ Ex-Gov. Marcy and Hon. Thadeus
stevens, of Penn, are on bret visit to tins
City.
CORRECTION. An item in The Tribune.
few DAYS snce stated that a stage driver had fallen
or jumped from window at the corner OF feminist
and slxh-ay. The affair must have happened IN
some other locality nothing OF the Kind has trans
pred at or near the corner above mentioned
IMMIGRANTS. During Yesterday there
n 81, the IN