New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03

ce>Say to shake of ~ least half of tie crop m order
20 prevent them from being crushed beneath rs
weight
The farmers ara generally engaged IN harvesting
NE wheat crop The extent of ground planted Is
not great usual. but the quality Of the gram Is
better and re quantity per acre IS greater ntn Tor
the last four wears Tins statement viii hold good
M regard 30 nearly every County m middle and up
per Georgia and Tennessee. should the season
prove favorable for ihreShlng. we are inclined 10
think that the quantity of wheat produced VIII be
quite sufficient for home consumption.
Il Died in Princeton. Thursday after
noon Nay % ~ Consumption. Robert h. HOTlOT, m
the 5lSi year OF his axe. Few IN our State were
more widely known personally than Mr. ii. For
many years he was IN active he, first m the mercan
tile business, then IN politics. For several years he
published and edited the PRINCETON Whig-0rlglnally
called the Aner4Ga Syst0R-and started BY HIM IN
1882 for the purpose Of advocating the protection OF
American industry. and the election OF Henry Clay.
lie elected Clerk OF the Senate IN ISIS we be-
heve which Office he held for three years He was
appointed Postmaster IN Princeton BY President Har-
nSCn, but was TyerZed 1t the expiration OF 4 lew
months The last and most important puohctruStwAch
he held was DOorkeepcT Of the House of Representa-
uVe>. Mr.. HOnOrS ancestors belonged 70 the society
OF Friends and among the hrSt and most re-
spectacle Of the early settlers OF Princeton. All who
knew him Intimately, knew HIM 20 be of sind and
Oblglng disposition. princeton Wing.
HUMILIATING CONTRAST SOuth-Caroh-
throws the citizens OF Massachusetts, INTO prison,
and either sells them into Slavery OF cOmpelS other
citizens to pay for their release She moos the agents
Of Massachusetts, out of the State when sent 10 seek
justice in national courts, and they have 70 escape
Massachusetts turns volunteer catchpoe for South
| Carolina Negro hunters the whole municipal power
| OF Boston. civil and military, puts itself upon the
scent at an expense OF $4,000 TO catch single Negro
conveys HIM TO South Carolina IN triumph, as good
hound laws the prey al is masters feet and receives
South Cardinals thanks fer aacrlty' encourage
ment," and submission. portland Inquirer
4 PATRIOTIC AND LIBERAL OFFER.-One
g sbo NfS A
very furious annunclauon that " John W. Wright,
notorious Free-SOller has been elected Mayor OF
Loeanspori. Ind" NJ Wright. after due reflection
upOn the subject, has authorized the Editor ot the
Indiana Sentinel 10 announce that u South Carolina
Will abandon her mad projects OF diSunlon, AMI 90
| hgate herself to talk no more about secession, ne
WILL for the purpose OF quoting the South Carolina
mind. resign the MayorShip of L0ganSport 30 we
may expect compromise between South tagohnd
and LoganSpor All true patriots may rejoice.
D." Grlm-yiSaged war" will soon smooth his wrnAiet
front" louisville journal
ARREST OF DESERT ERs.-Our readers will
recollect that some time since gave an accOuntn
our marine department, OF the dcSerilon from the
ship Champion Bailey. OF this port, on the coast OF
Chill. of fourteen SeamCn, who, after cOnhnlng the
officers and remainder of the below by itsen-
ing the haichwayS and companonwayS, took Two
boats and made for the land We have now the Plea
sure 10 announce that through the vigilance OF Nm
O. Russell. Esq, L. 5 Deputy Marshal. three OF the
Scoundres have been arrested IN this city, VIZ John
Mitchell, John \. Riley and Charles Peterson, ana
were yesterday taken before Hon. Geo. ) huati,
L. 5 Commissioner at Boston, and bound over M the
sum of $3.50 for trial and IN default of giving bail
were committed lNCw-Bedford Mercury
A BRAVE WoMAN -On Sunday last, says
the Watcrt0m JSftrS0HlGV, the house of Mr. Thomas
Relyea. of PAMELA, was entered by An lrishman who
took a small trunk containing valuable papers &c,
and walked of with II. Mrs Reyea hearing NOISE
looked out OF the window and saw the ro0Oer making
of with his booty She pursued, overlook captured
the fellow. and with the assistance OF one OF TWO
children took HIM back 90 the house she then maze
an effort to bind his hands but unable TO do that she
next attempted his legs, and succeeded IN binding
them with rope and held HIM prisoner untll assist
anco came The fellow is now IN jail IN that village
ARRIVAL OF THE FLoRIDA-UNPRECE-
DsNrEp P.ssAGs-The United states mail steam
ship Florida, Captain Lyon, to MessrS, PaleiiOrd,
FAy & Co. arrived here yesterday morning ~ three
O'Clock IN 0ly-Hins hours from Nes- YORK % NipdH-
nah THIS Is the shortest trip ever made between
the two places. and the best time ever made by any
steamer In the South Atlantic waters Passengers
gong West arrived IN Macon yesterday afternoon IN
seventy four hours from New York, after having re-
NAMED two and half hours in this city.
Savannah Republican, May 25
PAINFUL AFFAIR Laurence Cen
r7fr SAYS that two brothers named Nelson residing IN
Derry, n I'll got INTO a dispute on last sunday nigh!
when one of them threw palr OF bellows az ms pro
Their as he was leaving the room The nose OF me
bellows struck the others head Just ABOVE the ear,
penetrated the temporal bone, and entered more than
two inches IN the brain ) The bellows renamed IN
them ont, saying, " There, meant 10 klH you /" On
Thursday the injured man was still alive but no
hopes were entertained OF his recovery
RAID TRAyBLING.-The ClereIand Plan
Dealer of May %, says The NeW-Nork papers oil
vesierday morning reached as this morning. HOW Is
that asks the astOnlshcd reader-dOnt thlnk they
came BY mail On no they came by Railroad and
steamboat. dlsanclng Uncle Sans Mail team thou-
sand miles at least The Alabama arrived mere TINS
morning, ten hours frcm Dunkrk bringing papers ana
passengers that twelve hours before lch New YORK,
making the time between Cleveland and Gotham
tusnty-tuO hours.
MDDLEBURY COLLEGE SUBSCRIPTION
President Larabee has returned TO Middleoury rom
New-York City where he has been soliciting SUB
scrptlons TO the funds OF the College. WITH the ad-
dltlsnal subscriptions IN Boston, and other paris OF
Massachusetts, and those IN New Ork, lhe sum
already raised reaches very nearly S2o,OO Inc
Reglster trusts the friends Of the College IN Vermont
will see that the remaining $4,000 Of the amount
proposed to be raised IS speedily subscribed
FaE.-At Savannah, Geo, on the 2Sth
nit fire was discovered issuing from warehouse on
the Bluff occupied by several InerShaI.ls V my
portion OF the building saved The entire loss IS
estimated al Sl4 600 fully covered by insurance The
banding was occupied BY Messr5. Woodbridge, Web
ster & Palmes, and the iron Steamboat Company
~ The oldest person returned by the
census takers the United States IS sUKsr "eioHr,
colored woman, IN the city OF Baltimore She Is
100 wears OF age, and the Assistant harshaI says
there IS no doubt Of the fact AT the tune OF the
Revolution IN IT'S, she had child 70 years OF age
SAD ACCIDENT We learn from the
HSqcAestey Mirror that VIM. r and Francis boyce,
brothers, residents Of Amoskeag village were Crown
ed In the Merrmack river on Friday while attempt
ing 70 gather drltt wood
NEv-YoRK STATE FAIR.-The work OF
draining portion Of the grounds selected at koches-
Ter for the approaching State Far, has been com
menced. The water will escape mo mo 'auey
Canal
u JOSHUA r. GDDNGs is rapidly re-
covering from the bodily injuries he received short
tine since.