New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25


University Of Cambridge, 10 distrb1ts tue prizes Tor
Dissertations The Committee will meet on Tuesday
the 20th Of July. The gentleman has been ip-
pointed 30 deliver the Grafton at Newark, NJ, Tor tue
Fourth of July.
~ A beautiful monument has lust been
erected IN the Cemetery at Bsl.tpn spnngs, 70 the
memory Of the late Charles Averi tn youthful nov
elst The monument Ia of the white v4r1ega'ef role
from the shop of Messrs wnppIe & ToRue, 10 Billston
whose good taste and artistic ski la ndneot4lscuip
turing Il the theme of universal cOmnendat N.
II We learn that Rev. r. ID. Hitch
cock Of Exeter, has declined the call 20 new Church
In Hartford Conn., and been appointed 70 professor
pOntment Of Prof Stowe 70 proies. in Andover
Seminary. Mr.. Hitchcock has accepted the appoint
ment, and will soon resign his pastoral charge.
IL The Liquor Bill passed the New
Hampshire House of Representatives on Friday fore
by vote of l72 10 los 1t 10 be submitted 10
the people on the second Of November next the day OF
the Presidential election and If raiidst BY their vFtes
will into effect the Doth Of November. 1t Will pro-
badly pass the Senate
~ Late accounts ito the 29th ult.) from
the recruits of Major Steen, who stopped within
sixty miles of Fort Leaven WORTH by the cnoera, men
don the death Of fourteen Of the command aid another
not expected to survive At the date Of the letter,
onefourth the whole number the sick report
The and was composed Of about 300 men,
r A number Of the citizens of Savan-
nah opposed to the total destruction Of that city oy n
W
the apprehension any person. responsible 10 law who
may be detected in setting FIRE 10 any building within
the city, by which the lives and property OF It's citizens
may be endangered
~ Col. John S. Morgan, Of Covington,
Ky died of the cholera In that city the l7h inst
Col. NJ was President of thu Covington and Lexington
Railroad Co from its organization, and to his exenons
progress of the nd and the prospect of It's speedy
completion, says The COriaSt0n STAR were principally
owing.
SUIcIDE.-On the evening of the 18th
inst the lfeless body of Mr. Marshall N. Hale OF the
village, of Rindge n H., was found In his barn
suspended by a rope halter The cause which ied nlm
to commit the dreadful act 10 unknown his age was
years. IPorsmouth Gazette.
FIRE IN MENAsBA.-We regret to say
that ON Saturday afternoon last Mr.. Burroughs
house buI nt at Me1sshs containing Mr. Porters
furniture the value of ebout 500 and large stock
Of provisions which Mr. Burroughs had laid up for the
purpose Of supplying his tavern. Also various goods
belonging to strangers The broke out in the upper
story shortly alter the steamboat left No Insurance.
Fon du Lac Journal
FATAL ACCIDENTAL distressing acct
dent took place In Columbia, Pa, Wednesday after.
noon last A little girl daughsur of Mr.. II NJ Paynter,
eyed about six years was Knocked down by train OF
burden drawn by horses while atem Jung 70 cross
the Railroad at Front and Waluutss One OF the cars
passed her body, mutilang It in horrid manner
She lived but few minutes after the occurrence spy
II A female member of DR.. SIS Church
In Boston, having safely passed through her nineteenth
accouchmeDt, her husband sent the following note 10
the Rev. Dr. to be read before The congregation: Mrs
A, having been safely delivered Of her nineteenth
child She with her husband would return hearty and
unegned thanks 10 Almighty God for his great favor,
and humby ask for continuance of his blessings
~ The Thibodaur Ua.) Minerva of
the 18th inst says the Cholera has again made ts sp
pearance in that parish. 1t Is confined almost exclu'
svey 10 the white population. Number OF deaths
have already occurred among them the late Sheriff OF
the parish Leon Falgout Jr, and his wife, who died
after bre illness OF few hours only. No new cases
had occurred within the previous three days.
w The Chicago Daily Democrat asks:
"Wl Eastern papers do the West the justice to state
that there has not yet been sns case OF ceoera Ia
the Srei And thev have the authority OF every paper
in the West for making the statement People are gong
and coming between here and st Louis aad NeE.Or
| leans continually, and never have we heard 30 hnle
complaint about sickness"
TRAGICAL AFFAIR.-At Helena, Arkan-
sas, few days since, man com ntted violence on
married lady, for which he had been arrested Astae
officers were taking him 10 a magistrate Tor commit
! ment, the husband of the outraged woman shot the
offender dead In the street-two bullets passing through
his brain. The facts are stated upon reliable authority
! st. Louis News.
II The College at Goliad will go into
operation on tie first Monday of July next under the
! superntendence of Mr. c. c. Shye, A. B., who Is
spoken of as gentleman OF very superior quahcaions
This institution s under the control o. the Pre'oyte-
rian denomination and is called the " Aranamt Col
lege." lGaivesson News
ER A Young woman, about % years OF
age name known, threw herself before the engine
OF the northern train of cars from Burin IN on ear
day afternoon, when u IVES passing through Enhed,
! NJ H. and was instantly killed. She WAS snockingy
mangsd. She came from Vermont a fey weeks SINCE
| ~ H. Patriot.
B@The Touring mill belonging to Me-
| Garrett & Jones' In PaIs Porrsge County, was burned
on the night OF Friday last The mill and contents
were entirely consumed. Loss about $1,000 Insured
for s2,OC0 in the Potags Mutual Insurance C1np'ny
| lCncnnat Gazette
" Daniel w. Lord, Esq, of Kenne
bunkport has receaty given the of two thousand
! dollars TO Bowdoin College. This donation, which Is
designed for the benefit of young pursuing an edu
cation there will add the other facilities and encorage
ment enjoyed at this prosperous Institution
Ig AS the propeller Cleveland. from
Cleveland, passing through the Weaud Canal on
Monday night the 18th inst the second engineer fell
among the machinery of the boat and wa. shoekinsy
crushed He lived about three hours after the accident
| The young from Maiden. Os~ego paper
IL The Plain Dealer of Glen Cove,
Long Island at which place Mr.. Meagher Is said TO be
staying says apropos OF the reward of f2 sterling OF
fered TO any one who will arrest that gentleman: ." We
promise any such individual STIRLING poaHdtRss on
approaching this place for any such purpose"
~ A barn, owned and occupied by
David s Quincy, in East Bhdgewater, vas destroyed
by FIRE Saturday last together with about t~o tdn Oh
hay, quantity Of wood farming tools, &; Inc are
was communicated by children playing with maIches
Loss sbou, 500; no insurance.
II The Cincinnati Commercial of the
I,h inst says The steamer Lewis Whiteman arrived
yesterosr fr Jm Orleans, with about four hundred
1iorants on board There was considerable sickness,
nd Iau deaths from cholera Four persons, 10 dying
condition. were put ashore at quarantine
II The Iowa papers concur In the opin-
ion that Standing the backsardness OF the sea
son. the wheat and other crops will be abundant we
have the same atteriDg representations from Notnsn
Ohio Indians Illinois, and the greater portion Of WIS
consn and Michigan.
MURpER.-Last evening, about O'clock
a di,pu,e arose between some persons at grocery
store near Lock 49, in the village Of Cohoes and hsa'
ensued, during which man named I1omas assay
90 badly BE- that he died tew minutes ait the
ssTsv occurred Albany Eve. Jour, sd