New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-02

SUDDEN Dissolution OF \ MATRIMONIAL
ALLI,NcE.-The Trenton papers Of "Wednesday re-
late an amusing incident Of this nature which oc-
CURED near that city on Monday. According to the
6GSette. the parties were married "A week ago. the
bnde bringing certain household goods a. her dow
er bu. the groom only h. good looks, when were
nothing to boast of dispute arose ~ to whom the
foe slmple of the goods be- bOnged, when the woman
appealed to the law for redress while her husband
attempted 10 establish night by possession and re
moved the property 10 the steamboat wharf Tor the
purpose Of running away with 1t. The parties met
there. and after quarTellng some time agreed 10
COMPROMISE. by dividing the goods and travelling IN
oppo tie directions. According to the statement Of
the Tr4r Amrican however, the woman came ~
with 1yng cOloTS and carried all on Leaving the man
10 taNe MS revenge IN hard saying against wo
man kind.
THg GR,ssHoppERs. These destructive
insects have been working mischief very extensive
IL IN this neighbOrhOOd. In the northern ana norm
eastern parts of the County they have mol been very
numerous hut IN the central ana southern parts,
and on through Greene County as far as virginia,
they have been uncommonly injurious. Ihey hfsl
attack cd tie grass, and dd immense injury 10 tne
hay and pasture fields. The usually green nils
ABOUND Washington, look, at this moment as desc
late A. m mdwlnter. They next attacked the oats,
and are now eating up the corn great many ian
erS cut their oats before they were ready IN ofdef 10
save them from the dcIIedatOTs. Inc corn Canho'
be saved in this way and must BE- left to theI mercy
Already the cOrn-hods have suffered immensely ana
the end Is not yet Washington pa Reporter
DRourH n WEST jersey The farmers
IN the outer townships Of Camden, ana parts oi
Gloucester and Burlington Counties complain wa,
the severity of the drOuh "hch mas p.e,as,..pD,
throughout these districts Will greatly fetafo INC
qrowth OF the corn and potato crops. unless SUI
fciency of rain falls To revive them from their
present dropping condition
the state, 80 far a learn are very encouraging
The Piqip6eid inon says that me corn when Wa
put back somewhat by the cold OF the spnng months
-. afftII DIOR he nj ID
the genial weather of the past month"; and there Is,
a. present every prospect Of far yield
Newark Advertiser.
WHEAT CRop.-The Wheat crop in this
County j. now nearly all harvested. and IN lev
DAYS viii be- safely housed Notwithstanding the
ravaees Of The insect. when nave fooaot pen
oyetIated. there is every prospect OF most a1un-
dant Yield ltayugd We" Ira
IuDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-The cars OF
the Hudson River Railroad arrived yesterday, Win
the o'clock passengers from YORK, Al nun
utes past O'Clock, Railroad time. On Monday next
tins division Of the Railroad Will be opened as Tar As
Tlyoh. about IS miles from Albany, and three trans
will then be daily for New York, taking passei
gers through IN little more than SIX noui'' IT,
dltlona, tram viii leave Albany at II a VI. Ihi'
tram, running altogether IN seasOndDle b""i'' VIII
be preferred BY many passengers ,, ~.
We understand TIA, the remaining portions u .nc
work are gong on rapidly, and Il = expected he
whole line Will be brought INTO use "l,nlh ToAf'
from the present tune. tA'D H'' ''A
Tpy DRESS RgFOKM AZ SYRACUsE.-l ne
syracuse papers bring Us the proceedings oil large
meeting u the friends and advocates Of the proposed
feforn Ia dress held IN that city on TUESDAY evening
last There were seventy or eighiy ladies' pre-
sen, nurnDer Of them being dressed IN the new cos
tune An able and eloquent address was delivered
by Dr. Niles on the effect Of the proposed Reform IN
a PhyslologIcal point Of view. lie was succeeded
Nv Mr. VIM IL burleigh In an eloquent exposition
Of the necessities and requirements OF the Reform
He wa followed by Rev. ;. J. May, Who offered a
few lmp5omp,u remarks, quite 70 the point and taen
I. scries of resolutions Was adopted IN accordance
with The sentiments advanced by the speakers
ASrovER THEOLOGICAL SEMISARY:-A
correspondent OF the Hartfoyf Religious Her1s
writes from AnGoyer a. follows 81 feel quite sure
that the ultra rpr,s Of Prof Stuart on slavery, are
not the views OF the acting officers Of the Seminary
There are few who fully sympathize Win hlm ms
bes. friends rather 1sO!Os'zs for hun