New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-28
~ Thirty likely negroes, recently emsnci-

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New OrIeans The ycshrilc GG-sts says: =" Is the M
,en,jou of Judge Kennedy 70 manuni more tnth ioS
slave next year who viii follow tho no" en- r"'e 20
the coast OF Africa His object in adopting his course
Is that the irst company may make preparation Ior t
second in Liberia II is an important iact ina, sstei
Of his negroes reufe 70 be manuniied anh prefer 70
live with him during his life Those about 70 ensIa-.
seem 20 be in high spirits the idea Of enjoying perfect
freedom although their bonisgs has been !ghs one
under their humane master.
~ Dr. J. =. Dake, homeoplthist, of Pitts
burg challenged Dr. James King. Aopaihisi some tis
ago. public discussion OF the relAlVe merits Oh me-
cine DR. King afer considering the MISTER for several
days Gays The Post has consented to meet W DNc
and settle the question to which system XII the easiest
Homeopathic or Allopathic.
u We learn from the Natchcz Mlss) pa.
pers that the Grand Jury in Harrisonburg, Parish oil
Catahous IA after investigation OF three day re-
fused 10 find bill against Major St John K LiddeA
charged with the murder Of Glenn and Virgins Aiter
the full examination Of the case by the Jury, and me
ignoring Of bil, the Court discharged h|of b"oen
from custody on the 9Th.
H Hon VIM c. Rives has been elected
President Of the Virginia Historical Society; and on
Tuesday, the 2lst inst, George w. Gusts OF airing
tor Va Thomas sgllg aq R % Fr"nes Hawke 1
d. D.. of New.York; Hon. Geo. Bancroft and Hon. Ao-
bot Lawrence of Boston, elected honorary meni'
bers
~ OF the entire number of cases of idiocy
in Massachusetts, examined by DR. Howe IN all but Tour
instances he found the parents of those IDIOTS were
either in,enperate addicted TO sensual vices scrouos
preiiposed to insanity, had ntermarried with blood
reaiions
II Chicago, it appears, has q considerable
sprinkle Of business in carriage building. IL seems
that there are 25 coach and wagon factories IN that
piece employing 233 men and turning out 2625 ve.
hcles in the of the year. Tneir aggregate
value amounts to s2lo,445, and the capital employed
sl27,OoO.
" A man named William Haywood, living
seven miles beyond Lexington, n. c. got drunk on the
l7th went home and laid down near the ire. One OF
his hands dropped into the fire and not having SUI
cent power TO remove II, was burnt on nearly " 'no
elbow
u The town OF Cloveport, KY, is improving
very rapidly, and town property IS advancing An East
manufacturing company with very large amount
of capital intends locating there, AMI the coal mining
company have constructed railroad SIX miles IN length
from the mines TO the river
sV Hon. John Thompson, of New-Lsbon,
Ohio died on the 2i inst aged IS years Mr.. Thomp-
son was well and .svorbly known throughout Ohio
He was member of Congress from ls29 to 1897, aud
has held other important public positions
~ A Convention Of the newspaper editors
and publishers of The North and West Branch region
Fla will be held at Milton on the nth Of January next
(Frankn's birthday TO devise ways and mems to adj
vance "t tie AIT Preseryetive of Arts.
~ Hon J. NJ Smiley has resigned the Office
Of ViceChancelor of the Southern District of Misss
sipV which he has filed for years back. Hou A.
B. Dawson has been appointed by Gov. Foote TO NIL the
vacancy thus occosioned.
~ We learn from The st. MahinriHs (La.)
Courier that the sugar house of Dr. L. Chaisncau, OF
Breaux Bridge containing ia hogsheads OF sugar was
burned the 9Th met. The Courier understands that
the crop and house were insured
u Dr. John Thompson, of New-Lisbon,
Ohio for many years member OF the Legislature OF
the State Of Ohio and for six years Representative IN
Congress died at his residence on the 2d ns aged sew
eniy tive years.
IL, arfn
Mu,cel Education Society az Boston, the evening Of
Christma DAY. and the Judas Maccabeus by the same
composer last Sunday evening by the Handel aud
Haydn Society.
I-y7 The Yidalia (La.) Concordia Intettigeneer
has passed into the hands of William F. Eisey OF Port
Gibson Miss Dr. John T. Cochran retiring from the es-
tablhment and Joseph Eisely still continuing as pub
Usher.
Ia The Scholarie Patrio, announces that sub
scrptons are being raised for rebuilding the Richmond
Vile Seminary recently destroyed by fire. 1t was In.
tured for $1,000 and subscriptions to the amount Of
81 ,5O0 had been raised
Ia In an ARRAY at Madrid Bend, near Hick-
man, Ky, on Monday week, between Thomas Gamble
and Randolph Watson, the latter was dangerously
wounded by pistol ball Gamble was arrested.
r9- The National Era says il has increased
it circulation ten thousand within the last six months
II now has $4,000 subscribers IL is the most prosper
establishment in the country.
f3ys We learn from The EHtalc Ala Wing,
q Csrroll;on, Solicitor OF the 7!h Ju5cial Circuit In
place of Daniel Coggin deceased
10 Hon T.. &. Marshall member of Con-
gress from California, morried in Cincinnati on the
Both ut Miss Josephine, daughter OF Robert Chol-
fant ESQ. 30 we learn from The Louisville Times
" The New-Hampshire Legislature have
refused TO pass law assnila.ing the statute regarding
animals under sentence OF death, that in opera
lion in Massachusetts,.
cy@ The Ohio Legislature have under con-
sderaon proposition for appropriating part OF the
earrings Of convics in prison. 70 the support OF their
Amilies in cases where they have been left in want.
To- Mr. Samuel b. Reamer has purchased
haf interest in The HagerstOpn Ners The paper viii
henceforth be conducted by Cooke & Reamer
IL Judge Gibbons of Mobile, has been APP
pointed Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Alabana wee
Darcon, resigned.
rs'@ The President has appointed Robert b.
Lnmbdin of Missouri to be Indian Agent at the Upper
Missouri Agency in place Of J. II. Norwood, deceased
~ William VI. Connolly, formerly New
York reporter, is now the editor Of The Bloomington
Qnd) Gasa'e, radical Democratic paper.
tg~ Major j. w. G. Smith died in Talbot
County Ga. few days since Maj. Smith represented
Talbot and Marion Counties in the Senate in 1919
gT~ Hon. b. G.. Allston, member of the
south Caroins State Senate, died in Charleston the
~ The Thibodcaur Na) Minerva says
that several the planters in tia. parish have finished
grinding. The crops are excellent.
Il Gen. Jones. the present incumbent,
Judge Clark and Judge Grant, candidates for
United States Senator in Iowa
~ There has been an extensive freshet in
scuthWes;en Georgia.
~ To-Day, a Boston literary gazette, ceases
to be published with the year ls52.
~ The next Georgia State Fair will be held
at Augusta, commencing Monday, Oct H. 1853.
10 new paper called The Courier has
been started in Opeousas La. 1t is neutral in politics
CITY ITEMS.
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