New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MARCH ~ 1859

viso"sT IhtIe aye lawyers farmers ply
sioieIs Z merchants, ! builder, mechanic miller
ard gentleman.
IRE sel ator lghies. in weight ia Mr. Cornell, III
l's sera'ors hunroe and 1raber each ofihem, I2s
rs TIE heavies, is Senator Smith, o. the XVIII
Disiiicf. $50 lbs. sin Senator's veish each over
.fo rs arc Il more equal or exceed $50 lbs. each
q Professor Emmons, State Geologist
Of Meth Ca'olIs, n letter TO the Governor, ex-
presses TIE fnet confidence TIA. there is almost
iHs1hsssloe source Of eozi IN that State. Prslim-
mary examinations at several points establish the
fact hat tie stratum feet thick aud he quail
i,y excellent.
z We observe that Mr.. William Pearce
succeeds Prof Porter, late Of Brswn University, in
the course Of Lectures upon Chemistry applied to the
Arts N.Y. Pesrce, although a young man, Is an ac-
compisheo Chemist, and has pursued his studies IN
Europe FOR several years
q "A gentleman of New-Orieans PROM
ses TO give $50 Geo towsrdthe enlargement and COM
pletion of the asylum, no. long since commenced,
fer the relief Of INDECENT females and helpless in
fanls, If sufficient number of persons can be found
who will contribute together the sum Of $1,000
making $4,000 In ali.
tS The examination of John Diyey, at
Boston for being accessory to the plunderiHs Of
bark Missouri Of $4,000 in specie, resulted in his
being committed for ra, in defsut of bail for 5000
There are now four persons held for this robbery,
Captains DiTey and PIttrnan, and their brothers
W r. Pittman and John Dizzy All Of them are in
custody except Capt. Plttman. The Grand jury
will meet TO examine the case about the 10Th inst.
q Catherine Haye has delighted New
orleans An enthusiastic critic compares her with
Jenny Lind, and says that they are precisely 0ppo
se Jenny shines, he declares. IN the allegro Cath
eiine Hayes III the andaats She is an adorable
singer Of ballads, he concludes.
= The steam-tug Mar, hingsland sx-
ploded at New Orleans while towing sh p, bark,
two briggs and schooner. Five men were killed by
The accident and four injured or the vessels in tow
only the bark ssxony, Of Boston, injured. Iii
TIE third time the Msry khgs.snd has burst her
boilers.
tT Ii is said that the Japan Squadron
will take out, in addition TO lis regular armament
about twenty beautiful brass guns, fitted for boat or
lard service, from each of which nine shots can be
discharged eyely minute. This fact, connected with
the unusual number OF marines, looks as If some
thing more than ordinary naval duty is expected Of
the squadron.
~ correspondents VI AHe C"HCuS0
Tribune tells Of little girl ten wears Of age whose
only subsistence since infancy has been sugar and
milk some obstruction or disease of her throat hav
ing led her always to refuse anything more substan
a She is stated to be as large children usually
OF her age and healthy. blight and active those
whose food ould be considered more invigorating.
W A Cotton Factory of 5000 spindlss,
situated 10 the westerly part OF Sctuate, belonging
to John T. Piman, of Providence, r. ! was entire
ly destroyed by FIRE on Thursday last The mill was
employed IA the manufacture Of printing cloths.
Loss about 500 600; insured for $l2 500