New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

probably searching for Il would prove rlinous % the
undertaken. The Bangor NsYrarv saws that there -
great excitement IN that CRY consequence OF the
exhibition OF valuable specimens dug on the Canada
SIDE letter has been rCcCiycd IN that city from
gentleman. v no states that he Is making from twelve
10 eighteen dollars per day A. many t>one hundred
men have left Bangor wlthin 4 lew days, and many
Others are preparing % 60 4, me mines IN Canada.
two or three thousand persons are already collected,
AMI a company of Engi>h troops Is giarding the hnc
20 keep the Yankees on taesT own side. Bo>i TraV.
ARREST OF Man ROBRER ~.
Lous Rspatlcan of The l4tl in>t SAYS
Some months ago a man named James Andrews
who drove stage on Tie road oc;ween here and JEFF
frr>on CITY. preached pronn> ton % fellow driver
20 rob The mail bags HIS oVcuurcS were dlScounie-
nanced. and the matter tor The time was dropped
The Police, however. Who ART ever on the alert be-
came cognizant of ms menfion> and land their plans
for ms arrest. Aweck or TWO since Andrews held
conversation with ano,hCs driver an industrious
and very Trustworthy person, named stevens,
and for "A second time proposed robbery Of
the mani bags. >tevens-WhO IN the meanwhile
had oCen prepared by Capt CcEzcnS. and Marshal
FClpS-rcadliv entered INTO his views the entire
plan oi The ROBBERY WAS land oh It WAS agreed that
The deed should take place some seven miles from
tins city. and that the cmc would Dc On last Tues
day night. when he Stevens WAS driving Accor-
dinghy, at The appointed time. Andrews Was Snugy
eScon>ccd on the roai->tc b,dlng hlS time, tor the
execution Of his purpose three policemen were
watching HIM from heap of brush not hftecn PAGES
of, and fourth was beng borne among other pas
SCnger> m the STAGE When The vehicle was about
20 pass them. Andrews FASTENED out. swung ON be-
hlnd cat The straps and secured one ot the bags
The stage kept on. and moment after the rob
Der with HIS booty was m the hands OF the three
waichmcn. riding very Unexpectedly IN a twuhor>s
wagon back to our city.
Nsw-N OAK AND LOUISIANA In the CITY
of Newly OK Spaper> are received from the re-
moto>t parts of the STATE he same DAY that they
are printed. and passengers from the West have the
ChoicC OF TWO lines ot railroad. by either oi which
they can De taken to tie Hudson River and even 10
The CITY, in twenty hours nom Lake Erie LOu.sl
larger than Newly ORR. ITS natural facilities
for rapid communication l. greater. n is archer state
m proportion to ats population. and yet to travel from
one boundary of 10 tO the other. Is frequently more
than weeks Journey. ana the journals published IN
me ltmotCr sections are generally received M New
Orleans about the same time As the Boston papers Of
the same date. The results of Presidential Election
- known here before We can receive returns from
some az the ncghbouug parishes, and before We
gct news from all. The public has almost forgotten
there had been am election. These facts speak well
tor the energy and enterprise of New Ork but they
are a sad commentary ON Else deficiency OF those
qualities m Louisiana. We should think that q little
reflection ON them would convince our people thar
they are behind the age and behind almost all the
other states CONVICTION which should a. least
touch our pride. n % does not teach rs our interests
IN, fact Is. We want Railroads, and We mast have
them. The work has already commenced, and u Is
10 be hoped that Il VII be- continued IN earnest. t
The sabine and the Mississippi are brought to-
eethcr a> Lake Ere ana the Hudson
THr LATE FmES IN 81 LouIs.-The 81.
Louis Repnbiran. of the 18Th INST speaking of the
late FIRES m that CITY says The entire buildings de-
StrcyCd FIVE M number. We're owned 10y Mr. bCchlcr.
lie also occupied the stores Nos 20 and % ScCOndSt
and portion of the house on the alley. ll's bust
ness wa that OF au uphol>tcr,r lie sets down his
loss u buildings. SiOCh and material. 40 from SiO00
Ia $500. upon when there Vas only 5000 insur-
auce ln the German Home Mutual The store No
- Socondst, between Nos. 81 and ~, was occupied
by VIM VI. Harlow. as furniture wuerooms Loss
ON stock and materials $1,000 insurance, Sll,O00
$4,000 of which was IN the Madison, $4,000 IN the
Lexington, and $4,000 m the Tennessee all agencies.
Ferdinand Kemp. the hemp hose manufacturer, lost
about 5000 IN stock and material which Is covered
\ portion Of the rear OF rhos. Greys extensive
blacksmith shop was also consumed and injured by
falling wall Loss probably $4,000, covered ln the
Offices IN tins city.
MEETING House. DESTROYED. The
Woodbury. N j. Constitution, states thatthe Friends
Meeting house az Haddonhcld one OF the most ven
cradle religious edihccS In the country was lately
destroyed by one of the opposition parties into
which tue ancient society was divided some twenty
four years ago, during the discussions about the doc
trnes set forth BY Elias Hicks AT the time of this
great division among the Friends, the aehercnts OF
the two ps.'le..s. m les ReelAa1 aErTf, ana Tor
twentyfou years each party met pedceably IN lts
own section. Lately, however symptoms Of mcasI-
mess began 10 be manifested The Constitution says
that the several parties differed about proposal to
tear down the old cdlhJc and build more modern
one and after much controversy, no satisfactory re-
suit being arrived at the one party took posse OF
on the l9th Of last month.
FIRE AT MmroN. The extensive Wheel
barrow mandatory of Messrs Coleman & Ofdway,
al Milton, Ulster county. was entirely destroyed Dy
IRE on saturday night last. The stock on hand was
ycrv large and nothing was saved. not even the
books the FIRE having made great progress before be
ing discovered. The FIRE Is supposed 10 have org.
mated IN the engine room, by sawtust lgntlng rom
the heat of the furnace. The loss u between 5000
and 600, 81 900 of which covered by Insurance.
4 LARGE number WDrkmeu unfortunately
thrown out OF employment By this disaster.
lPoughkeepsic Eagle.
FIRE IN EssEx-On Tuesday at IL
o'clock FIRE was discovered IN the store OF + Per
kus, 81. which was entirely consumed, with The
stock, $1,000 Tie hge communicated 10 the tavern
Stables of j. Lufkn Jr. which vas also burned
our horses and one COW which We're M the stable
we're got ont, also carriages The blacksmith shop
of Pierce Clark. was next burned with all rs con-
tents Insurance 81 go Oh Perkins stock. Stable
also insured. bat amount not known The tavern
vas on FIRE several times, but not very badly injured
Total loss about $1,000. Boston Traveller 2Oih.
THREE FEMALE BURNr To DEATH.-A
correspondent Of The Rcfector, writing from North
GrotOn Mass. states that on the 18Th inst dreadful
calamity occurred aitiat place. cdbinct-naker by
The name OF Annablc IN reducing some yarnlsh, len
II TOO long upon the ire HIS house was immediate
Is enyelOped IN flames. and ms wife and two daugf-
ter. were burned 10 death Mr. Annable and his
little SON. alone, Of his family, survive the catH-
trolhe.
4 MYSTERY Of TUE SEA-The Baitt-
mar, San says that The following note, which - With
out date and written with lead pencil, Was found
near the mouth Of Choptank River, few days since.
II Was corked up closely IN bottle, AMI drifting
about The TiyeT
Brig Zone--I thrown overheard b. JafS Gai's,
.od any lind s they vii pleas .eftsf 10 =" a. ny
aren't. VA know What has become u iiy
lanes Duny from Neu-Tofk ! expected %. and pre-
pared ef fr ., 30 a. % le h' world no "ff iah De-
come of me- and hos -
MURDER. According to the Putnam CO.
Senffasi a man named Dale, IN the southern part Of
Putnam County n 10 Of m0iaia D0ta, killed MS SIS
ter by striking her with an ron shovel Oh me head
several blows Another sister. IN attempting a
rescue, received blow which Knocked her down.
when a man named Kelly came up, and prevented
further outrage The murderer Is safely lodged IN
jail
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