New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30

tom House.
He concluded by adver,ipg to the immense west
ern trade enjoyed by Philadelphia during the pres
ent spring, which was but an earnest OF what might
be expected when the iron arms, nov but imper.
fectly estabithed, should reach with uninterrupted
lines not only the Ohio ont the Lakes The resolu.
items were then unanimously adopted, and amer
resolutions were passed directing copies off these
proceedings to be sent to members Of Congress and
the Legislature, the meeting adjourned
Western Items.
PITTSBURGH, Monday, March go. 1852.
Since the opening Of the Pennsylvsnis Canal
now twelve days-there have bsen 300 clsarances
from this point The amount Of freight sent East
ward has exceeded 500 bbs. per day.
Rand Thompson, the great swindler, arrested a
few days since in Phi ladelphia, as an escaped Goa
vict from the Kentucky Penitentiary left this city
Yesterday, in charge Of Assistant eeper of the
Penitentlary, en- route for Frankfort
this city for the purpose Of establishing a line of
steamers between Pittsburgh and Louisville, hy.
Eight first class boats to BE contracted for imme
diatey and will be built with all possible dispatch.
Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY, Monday, March 20, 1851.
The proceedings Of Saturday were Cause No.
29-BurT, respondent, against King, impd appellant
Ru.rd for Nos % and s anu
against Brakeman and others. Judgment by default
against plaintiff in each case. 5. Stevens counsel.
March 80 mo 4.-Dowes and others respondents,
against Hotchkiss and others, appellants Alvah
Worden for respondents.
From Nova Scotia-Parliamentary Electisns-
Funeral of Lieutenant-6overnor Harvey.
BosroN. Monday, March go, 1852.
Halifax papers to the Goth instant, reserved here,
mention that Messrs Howe and Fullerton (Lioerals)
had been returned to Parliament from Cumberland
County by about $50 majority. This was considered
a great Government triumph.
The funeral Of the late Lieutenant Governor Har-
was TO take place on the 9th instant with great
military pomp
Steamboat EXplosien-Eiahs Lives Lost-Sink-
ing of Steamer.
MEMPHIS, Saturday, March 81, 1881.
The steamer Pocshontas collapsed both the haes
Of her middle boiler, killing eight persons, ana
severely scaldlng eighteen others. All The sufferers
belong to Western States.
The steamer Grampus sunk in the Hutchee River.
Fatal Railroad Accident - Navigation at
Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Monday, March 80, 1881
A peddlsr, PANIED Lorenzo Maush, was killed on
the Railroad on Saturday, while walking the track
near this city. lie stepped off on the approach OF
suatn, but not far enough, and was struck oy inc
framework. The train was going at full speed, bat
he blame attaches TO the Engineer
The weather is mid here and the ice il gradually
leaving the Lake. The Creek is clear and active
preparations are making for the opening OF navfsa.
non From present appearances boats VIII probably
leave next week
Washington Items.
WARRINGTON, Monday, March 20, 1854.
Plans for executing the public printing are now
eng aging the earnest attention OF the JOINT Commit
tees of Congress. The execution OF the present
contract is wofully deficient, and legislation has
been delayed in consequence.
Thrty.two extra clerks will shortly DO dismissed
from the Pension Once.
The exhibition OF Leuize's picture OF Washington
Crossing the Delaware, in the Rotunda OF the Capt.
tol IN TQDOTted have been
solo for $le 0C0.
The Legislnturs-ladia Rubber Case.
TRENTON, Monday. March 40, 1889.
The Legislature has not yet adjourned
The India Rubber Case still occupies the U. >.
Circuit Court, Judges Grsr and Dickinson, presiding.
The argument of Mr.. Cutting. of New-York, on be-
half of Mr.. Day closed this afternoon. 10 was
able on the point showing the invaidity OF the 70.
issued patent of Mr.. Goodyear. T0monox Mr..
Webster continues his great argument for the plain
tifs, and expectation 10 on TIP toe The Circuit
Court continues crowded
NAVIGATION on Lake Ontario.
ROCHESTER, Monday, March 20, 1882.
The steamer Admiral, from Toronto, arrived ~
this nort this morning She had to cut her way
through the ice 1t Toronto threequarters Of nile
She brought over 200 passengers and large amount
OF goods. Navigation between here and Toronto
NAV now be considered open
Murderous Attack,
PHILADELPHIA Monday, March 20, 1854.
Last night a. Mes3s Hugh and William Muldoen
were returning TO the City from DarIey, Pa, they
| we're aHacksd BY three men near the County Alns-
House gate. One OF the meA fred pistol, severely
| wondHs william Muldocn Oh the hand one finger
| bad ubsequently to be smputated. Robbery was
! evidently tbs design Of the attack.
yavfgatien on Lake Erie.
DUNKIRK, Monday, March ~, 1859.
Our harbof 10 clear Of ice, and steamers run regu-
la,ly from here to Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit.
Should the weather continue favorable all the Pors
| on the Lake will be open in very few days
| CeHsecration Of q new Catholic Btsesp.
| BALrMcHH, Monday, March 49, 1882:
Bishop Newman, the new Cathos Bishop TOT
| Philadelphia was consecrstsd yesterday The ssrs-
mocies were very imposing.
| Kessuth in ne Crescent CITY.
NEw.ORLxASs, Saturday, March u, 1852.
| kossurh reached this city day. There we're No
preparations made for his reception, and scarcely
| any excitement was manifested.
| LarSe Fire in the Georgia Weeds.
RIcHxosp, March %, 1853.
The woods IN the vicinity Of the Georgia Raihoac
we're cr f;s ,sss week, and burned heTcsy foI ss'
erl cays. 80.