New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-03
JUDGE MuLLANpHY's BEQUEsT.-The ST

JUDGE MULLANPHY'S BEQUEST. The st.
LOUIS Republican says The proper disposition OF
the lunc set apart tor emiCrants, BIZ the late judge
MullanFhy. is already becoming subject % CONVEX
Sation and consultation, among our citlzens. The
VIII has been admitted 10 Probate. ana II Is not sup
posed that any serious effort VIII be made 10 contest
i Judge Mulanphy died leaving property valued
a. TX hundred thousand dollars. one thirI OF that
estate lie has set apart for the noble purpose OF re-
hevIng cmiCranis from other countries Who may ar
rive a 81 Louis Ia want or distress the o,her two
thirds passes TO their relatives. Before The lnher
lance If this estate they were, without exception,
immensely oathy, and II Is but 4 reasonable sup
position that they viii gladly acque>ce in the dispo
siion which has been made Of portion OF his prop
cyty, and assist rather than Illustrate, Its application
70 The purpose designed by hum Il Is known, that
Judge Nulanphy had long contempt tins be1ue>t
The date Of the VIII Itself shows II, ami frequent
cCnytrSaiionS As 70 the BEST means o. renewing emf
grants their ARRIVAL in this country are PROOFS OF
his anxiety on tins SUB ect.
An OFFICER SoLD.-The arrest Of Hazard.
a wholesale receiver Of stolen goods IN Providence.
has had the effect Of waking up the ctypocc officers
who have been seized with desire for official dis
tnction. The Mirror mentions one who applied 10
limb Of the law 10 know if he had lost anything. TAe
lawyer answered thai he had and the knight OF the
Star forthwith produced blank search warrant and
commenced filling i out to have authority II search
for the lost article at The depot of Mr. liazrt who Is
supposed TO he the keeper OF all articles that were
ever lost The instrument was filed on; until the
article lost was asked 20 be named when the lawyer
stated that he had lost an important snt az the last
f,ru n the court n Common Pleas The oiccr owned
sold and pu; up his warrant.
ANOTHER lNFERNAL MAcHINE.-Yester-
dav about two O'Clock. o. these ugly visitors ex
pOded IN the passage way of the Freight Depot ot
the Central Railroad Company IN tins city, doing In
considerable damage to the building, and burning,
but not seriously. person who was Standing near
Remnants OF the apparatus we're piched NJ, enortchS
the cells IN which the explosive material was hell, a
pant Of tic bottle containing the camphcAe. and Il
card on which IS written Henry Fronch-wlth some
thing else Rot ineligible. The machine was lnc0s-
Ell in a tGx ard put on board the NayHoWer n, Buna
To- intended. evidently Tor explosion on her last pas
sage up. The devils incarna;e guiding and directing
such proceedings against the lives of innocent people
must find hclrpunlShment and we invoke the whole
power of the civil authorities TO bring them to JUS
ice Detroit Free Press 30th ut
\ Wires THRoAT CUT-We are to-day
called on TO record another most fearful attempt at
murder OF a wife by her husband, which took place
YESTERDAY morning about o'clock on Barr street,
between Mound and Gutter The parties, named
John L. Mott and Eliza, bis wife, It appears, nave
been 3n nnay e .r p i: 5eore yesteriay Volt
took his penknife-more on the dirk order-and made
IT as sharp as "A razor. At breakfast Yesterday morn.
ing he took ms knife, caught his wife by the har OF
the head. and cut her throat on the LETT SIDE, making
a cash nearly four inches long. Mrs. VI. tainted
from loss Of blood pain and fright Her sister raised
The alarm and cndcavored To STAY Mr. VI. from fur
tier executing his design OF murder. The noise ralS-
ed tie neghborS, who ran in and caught hold OF Mr..
NJ, as he was IN the act OF cutting his own throat.
The sister OF Mrs. NJ. through frght, was thrown
INTO fits. lying on the floor. Mott was arrested and
placed IN ial for a hearing next Monday. phySl-
can was called in, no dressed the wounds OF Mrs.
NJ and says She NAV possibly recover. the cut is
not considered mortal one. ICln. Com, 9th.
FoRT MOULTRiE. The anniversary of
the battle which gave this Fort near Charleston,
South Carolina It's present name, occurred on Situr-
DAY last the battle having been fought on the 18th OF
June, l176 The seccSsionSts OF that vicinity pro-
posed TO hold grand festival on this occasion within
the walls of the on, when 1t vas understood the
cause of disunlon would be openly preached and
loudly advocated. The officers of the army IN com.
maud Of the Fort dceming place that was Sanctlfed
with the blood of the Revolution which gave MS our
liberties and made rs 4 free and prosperous Union,
not a fl one for the dissemination OF dSunon doc
rines and REASONABLE sentiments, declined, on APP
picalon beng made, to permit The Fort 10 De desc
Grated to such purposes. lRepublc.
TIE PorATo Ror.-We mentioned In
the Commonwealth few days ago the substance of q
conversation With Mr. Flanders on the subject OF the
potato rot II may be remembered that Mr. Flan-
ders proposal is 70 sift alrSacked lime upon the po-
tato vines while wet with heavy dew or ram
On this subject Mr.. Nathan NinSoW, IN com
lnunicaton to the Portland Adrsrtisr writes that he
has no doubt that Mr. Flanders is correct IN his ds-
covery of remedy for the potato disease-Dsth as IL
regards the and the cure. Mr.. w says person
al observation last year. fully convinced nm tha the
disease is produced by means OF insects feeding upon
the vine and that he should have tried the proposed
remedy and communicated the result 10 the pubic,
had not the season been too far advanced when the
idea required 10 him. He was induced to try lime
water from having found 1t efcctual IN preventing
insects from singing the leaves OF plum trees. go
boston Commonwealth
FIRE AT CHIcAGO.-On Thursday last the
Tabernacle Church. on La Salle-st in Chicago, was
DESTROYED by fire. together with the coffin warehouse
of \. s Bates, the clearinghouse OF Mrs. liandy'
and several shops In the rear Ofthe houses on WASH