New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

nurnbor Of the Cherokees have attained 70 i've score
years. washington neptune.
TYr HrSGARlAvs.-Capt. Birch. Capt.
Lichtensfein and Capt Bukovlz, late Of the Hunga-
rian army. are now tins city Is delegates OF -
Hungarans who lately arrived from Shumla. We
learn that they have been directed by hoSsuth to ad-
wise with Nile JagellO now MIS-. IOchmanl about
the means Of reaching the colony which Gen IhfZi
formed in Iowa, where they all propose TO settle.
There are fifteen Hungarian ladies' with them. all
married. The delegates were yesterday introduced
by Major and Mrs. Tochman to the President, and
cordially received by him. In answer 70 their salu-
tatlOns, the President expressed his satisfaction that
they and their leader, kosSuth, have chosen Tins
country for their home and assured them that they
VIII find friends wherever they may settle
Washington Inteligeucer, loth
TIE LATE SAMUEL BowLEs-TheH Hart
fart Couropt thus speaks OF him " Mr.. b. was
practical printer, and served his apprenticeship IN
tins city. For number OF years he was one OF the
publishers OF The Hdrfford Times. We think II
III ls2s that he removed to Springfield, where he
commenced the publication of The Reputt1can and
ms connection with that paper was continued TIL the
time Of his decease. He was a Democrat Of the old
school but on the breaking up OF the old parties, he
could not go with those OF his political asso, GATES
who favored the election OF Gen. Jackson. and MS
zeal and services IN the Wing cause are well known
Mr. H. was noted for his habits OF industry, for the
Soundness of his opinions, for hl> consistency. for
honesty Of purpose-and few who have occupied the
post OF editor have gained more friends or made
fewer enemies" Mr. q. had followed TO the grave,
within week previous 10 ms death, daughter,
sister and gTandchlld.
The CRoPs IN CANADA-We have re-
ceived informatiop from correspondent. who a few
days ago visited the adjacent parishes OF Ste CroX
and LObmlere, that the crops IN that nelghOOrhOod
look exceedingly well especially the wheat crop.
The farmers admit on al SIDES that tins gram has
been thus far from the attacks of the fly, smut,
and forth and from It's advanced state, they DO
not anticipate any danger In several fields The
reapers were at work Oats also promise abundant
Is. The hay has been well secured and proves 10 be
far above the average quantity. Potooes look vel,
and those that were dug out. appeared inner and
larger than Is usually the case al TINS time of the
wear. In detached places, however, there appeared
evident signs of the rot Garden SiuiiS have proved
complete failure. such As melons, cucumoers,
onions, cabbagoS, &C., nevertheless there feel
-Qnonoc Mercury. uh
ASSISTANT BISHoP OF lLIINOIS.-A tele
graphic dispatch from the Convention OF the Pro-
lestant Episcopal Church, assembled al PeNn, an
nouncos the election OF Rev. Henry j. WmehonSe,
/ ID. d., OF ST Thomas Church IN TINS City, oy large
vote. as Assistant Bishop of that diocese. We heart
lily congratulate the EpScOpallans OF The diocese OF
Illinois on this election nor less the reverend gen
tloman upon 50 gratifying proof that ne Is held N
honor by the evangelical diocese INTO whose epi>co-
I pate he mas been elected. The venerable and pure
minded Bishop Chase Will Ind IN ms associate
learning, talent, warm pioty and true CnuSllan dig
uliy and suaviiy, such viii reflect back the nonor
the tpiScopate OF such a diocese viii confer
Commercial Alycraser
MISTAKEN ron \ REAR.-On Monday
last. IN the parish of Sonanges. party of farmers
started IN pursuit of some bears. SAID 10 be IN the
neghhorhood Vital Larlyiere and Joseph LeTouX
were OF The party The latter hrcd ms gun al what
he doubtless believed 10 he bear, when Il was DIS
covered he had shot his friend Laryiere the entire
contents of the gun Ia ball and buckShotl passing
through ms meek and causing immediate death
.Mla,real Herald. 3-l
MoRE ABOUT THE BoSroN RAILROAD
JUBuEE 4 grand ball VIII probably close The fe>-
invites Of the l9th. The dinner Will be eaies on
Boston Common. The Governors OF the New
England States, and the Governor and other dign.
taueS from New Brunswick viii be present. The
people OF East Boston intend 10 IRE 100 guns tue
lSth. upon the occasion OF opening the Grand June
ten RuToad-and 10 erect couple OF arches over
the track. Gen TYLER. Marshal OF the clyIc process
SION for The approaching jubilee. has appointed Ma
John Park and Col. John l. Dlmmlck his aids
Boston Post
FIRs-Eight frame dwelling houses, on
tie line Of Plum 81. near the Hamilton Brewery, IN
Mohawk. were destroyed by IRE about one O'Clock
Yesterday morning Something like twenty families
were rendered houseleSS by the confirmation.