New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-02

on through swsmps and mcraS-es. IT 4 country he
lad never before seer. without guide met Gen.
Clay and fastened the march Of his forces, which
arrived just IN time TO save the besieged army. The
eremy, the approach Of reinforcements rs.sed
the siege and retired into Canada This was a ser
wee fraugnt Nth the greatest peril, and one which
few ouc have undertaken aAi 50 successfully &C
complshed
STEAMSHIPS To IRELAND.-The ProvIs-
ioIal Committee chosen by the friends Of the pro-
posed NeWYork and Galway lac OF Steamships have
decided to hold Public Meeting IN nriherance OF
The project, and in order 10 bring claims and al
vaHtaces more plainly before the pubic. The meet
Irg wlll take place n the Coliseum. No $50 Broad
way, on Frl1cy trenirE RI f'is wsel We believe
vii Re well attended and that The facts which viii
there be presented vii be concuslrc a TO the
portance and feasibility Of the enterprise We trust
Lext Apul VIII witness The departure ard next May
The return OF q capacous and swift New-Iork steam
ship plying regularly between tbs por; and Galway
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE-On Thurs
day nieht last, Thomas Flynn. An Insh laborer dis
appeared from the steamboat south America. on her
way from Hudson. He had at a late hour changed A
bill It the bar. and shortly Afterwards telling Ms
vie that be mad lost his money he started TO look for
IT, Since then he has no, been seen The boat.
stoppeG al one OF two landings atterward. and =
possible that he may have gone ashore. Ills wife
and four children are IN great distress At No. %
sprIng-st and will be thankful for any information
concerning HIM HIS age Vas % years. He was
Of large size. with sandy HAIR. red whiskers and
wore light paIialoons with blue oyoFalls green vest
and boots
I.IcENsEs.-The First Marshal Ia the
MAYORS office received during the month Of August,
s4t>4 . for licenses.
- Last evening Hon Reuben Wood
Governor of Ohio arrived IN the City. from Boston
and put up at Butts's Hotel, IN Murray-st whore he
is to remain several days before pursuing his Jour
ney homeward The Governor IS accompanied by
hs daughter
ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE.-
4 Young woman named Mary Lacy, living at service
m the house No 81 North Moore St. while IN the act
Of filing lighted camphene lamp, last evening, the
dangerous fund ignied, the lamp burst and is burn
ing contents fell upon the head, face, neck and arms
Of the poor girl, burning her IN The most shocking
manner imaginable. She was Immediately conveyed
to the City Hospital, and placed under The care II
Mrs Robinson, skillhl nurse attached 20 that IN
stitution Her recovery considered very doubtful
FIRE.-A fire occurred Yesterday morn
ing in Thrty-third.st. near >evenhayenue, IN a
two-siory name building, occupied by John Boyd As
a weaving shop. II was soon extngushed. Damage
$3.50, partly insured
LANCH-The Nicaragua steamer. built
for Nh Vanderbilt, was launched on Saturday after
noon from the yard Of Mr.. Brown foot of Twelfth
ST., Eas, River She was comp eely rugged while
on the stocks, and was launched with her maSS all
standing her machinery on board and steam up
After short trial Of her machinery, she was brought
to the " hart at Twefth-st, and moored there.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A Temperance
meeting viii be held at Chelsea Temperance Hall
corner 90 Egiteenth-st. and Eighth-ay this evening
The public are invited to attend and take part IN The
discussion of the following question
Resoi,ed. That erpelieut TO organize Temperance
Political Party and give It our hearty support
Vote temperance as well as talk II.
WEEKLY REPORT or DEATHs.-Ihe fol-
lowing is the weekly report of Deaths in the City
and County Of Nev-York nom the a3d day OF August
to the Both day Of August, 1851 Men, 81 Women,
Il Boys, 40 Girls, lO5. Total, 39'
DISEASES DISEASES. DISEASES
ApopleEy..---...Il Dehnum Trem.. Inhn Of Bran
ASTHMA DIarrhea -------ZOl 81 bo"els-lJ