New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
MAIL GLEANINGS.


TRouBLr AMONG THE FIsHERMEN.-
The TIalifar Sun of Monday las has the follow
pg in regard to the rumOred troubles between
the British settlers and fishermen at Magdalen
Islands and the American fishermen on the coast
Ii says: g., e,, A.
provisions of the treaty by casting their nets side Oy
tide with the British resident and SUBJECT "itnln Ine
limits prescribed, perforce OF numbers ana audAci1y
took possession OF fish In the nets OF their conpet
ors The indignant residents rallied In strong orce
an American vessel and crew were captured III way VI
reprsal and taken into harbor. The Americt ans, du,
ing the night following, gathered in their Strength ana
tTiuppha1tly cot the vessel out Leaving tue SKIPPER
however in durance under lock and key. we are
moi advised # the number Of broken heads aud bloody
Ioses results of the ARRAY but il ID quite certain that
the Dove were among the incidents OF the day
~ The. Ironton Register details case
of kdnappir in Lawrence County. negro man.
Who bad been for some time resident In that County,
loaned some money 70 white man, By name Collier
Who give note for it, payable on demand 0ut,
inste TAD, given payable Ia year ihciuuns
The interest The negro could not read but when he
learned what the WAS called upon Couer Tor tue
money which was refused day or Two after nc sent
for the negro to come and get HE money lne neN
MOI ming Collier and two meb named Davis, were seen
taking him bound toward the Ohio River. Collier soon
after returned and went 10 church with the negros
clothes IN The absence Of the negro, under the cir
cumstances, excited the nelghborhood, and Collier and
the Davises arrested and held TO oail 1ointy,
ia $500 1t ate. ascertained That tns negro
was In Jail at Greenup Kentucky. lie had Tree papers,
which were taken from hin. Toe accused were IN
dicted but made their escaps into kentucky, wnere
they are at large.
II Died. at Newport, ky., on Monday
morning July of congestion nj BRAIN Col John
w Tibbatts 10 his 5lst year He was native OF Lex
inetop KY and graduate OF Trsnsyvanla Ualverslty
He studied law In the office of the late W. l. Barry aud
,ub,e0uently practised with him In partnership he
WE. for several years member OF the state Leglsla
ture and aerW ard served two terms 10 Congress he
was appointed Color e OF regiment by President POLK
and by Gen Tay or Military Governor OF Monterey Ia
Mexico About the year 1924 he married the second
daughter of Gen James Taylor of Newport aud leaves
widow and Mae children to lament his death.
e In storm which passed over Will
minpton, Del, on the 9th inst. barn about mile
from New Castle blown down, killing three horses
and severely IjuriDg two men, There were about ten
horses in the stables bat the rest escaped unnJur red
The effects Of the felt more severely In tue
neighborhood OF New Castle than In the vicinity OF VIII
pRtop Nearly halithe telegraph poles on the ROAD
to New Castle are down, several In the vicinity
were uprt oted and thrown across the road the steam
boat Ohio broke from the mooring and drted downtne
river opposite Chancellor Johns farm, and shed on
DR. TT ompson's farm, one hundred and twenty feet
long entirely demolished.
Il The Literary Anniversaries of Union
College will be held in the Presbyterian Church, 10
Schenectady during the 25Ih 26n, 9th and 2sh days
of the present month The Commencement exercises
Commencement at Dartmouth College viii oe on the
9th inst The Annual Convention OF the Alpha Delta
Phil Society will take place On that day
The Commencement al Marietta College ONO, taxes
place on the both inst
II The editor of the New Orleans Pie
a,7l4s las lately seen handkerchief made from the
sk grass of Honduras, which for hneness OF texture
snd durability far exceeds any linen he had ever seen
II was one OF a number made In London from sample
of this very common grass in Honduras, Yucaan, &c,
seLt there by the gentleman who exhibited IL a. an ex
pertinent The grass Il. in'r variety II that from
which the hammocks In Central America are made,
and Il is thought can be made article OF consider
sbleexport
z The Boston Trareler learns that
Mr, II. B. Stowe received on the 7th, from her pub.
hshers MesSrs JeSett Co, the sum Of Ten thousand
Three Hundred Dollars, her copy nsa! pre- mum
TIN es mol ths Gales Of Uncle Toms CabtR We believe
that this IL the largest Of money received by
apy author either American European, from the
actual sales of single work In short period Of time
r. 4 disastrous fire occurred in Man
chester g. H. Tuesday night the 9th last by which
nearly seh le square was destroyed. The ire was
discovered in the steam saving and planning mill gned
BY Messrs Baldwin, Gould 81 Co. and rapidly Insumed
all the surrounding buildings The entire loss emu.
nersed In che details 10 nearly $4,000 and Is partially
covered by insurance at various Offices
r The bill for the entertainment of
Kossuh snd his suite at the Burpe House which has
been the subject of 90 much jeeng the expense Of
Cincinnati, has been paid At last IL originally
s3ls bat the Council cut IL down to ST. 900 and passed
Il bt vote OF $40 ID.
70 A dispatch was received from Niles
this morning, stating thar most destructive ire had
occurred there last eight which had already Destroyed
twenty buildings and tha the fire was sail raging Il
from the display Of fireworks that was had
there during the evening. Detroit Tribune OH
II The WoolSey scholarship az Yale
College, prize, has been Eon by John Edward Todd of
PIN, fed, Of Rev Dr. Todd. The prize 10 500 a
year during the College course aud Is offered 10 the
member Of the Freshman Class who will pass the beat
examination in certain specified branches Taose who
Esunteer competitors subject severe and pro-
tseted test Of several days, conducted in such man
to tarowt the student far possible on his own
resources
n Mrs. Cleremond MAYNARD, wife of
DR.. Wm. b Maynard, residingin the 20 IN of Habro,
Weslcheser County, committed suicide by cuttIng her
throat with ehise, on Wednesday the 3hh ult She
% years OF age and leaves family Of three small
children. Sac has been considered derangsd for some
months. ~ '0
" Prot. Dsniel HascaIl, of Hamilton
Un'ery, eied on the 2s'h u a, tho age ii " years