New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
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H Hon. Daniel Webster has T

~ Hon. Daniel Webster has replied to
Mr. Cases invitation deliver the Address fore the State
Board OF Agriculture. He expp strong desire TO visit
Ohio and witness the many improve nens since he last
there and adds that unless unavoidable circumstances
vent be will be IN Cleveland curing the STATE Fair Dir.
Websters engagements will render il impossible for him to
del the official formal address before the Board bat
present. he will speak to the people Agricultural topics
~ Messrs. Tappan q Whittemore, of
Slave or Memoirs Of Fugitive the fruits long residence
IN the Southern Staes IL said to be work OF Of
exciting character exhbtn, the operation Of slavery at the
North awe IS the South got up IN handsome sye and
Illustrated by Billings.
II Ii is Just seven years last week,
since the line Of Telegraph completed between Wash
nson NewYork and Professor Morse cent his first dis
patch from the Federal TO the Commercial Capital Of the
country Since that time about fourteen thousand mis Of
stegraphc lines have been put up in the United States
~ Among the latest discoveries at Nj
newell one coffin found containing the body of lady OF
the Royal house many of her garments entire also the
gold nds which fastened her The most singular dis
coyery however, mask Of thin gold pressed upon the
face and retain the features OF the deceased
u The Council of Catholic Bishops at
Baltimore have decreed that eight ten Bshopres
shall be added the church in the United States and also
These DEGREES must however be endorsed at Rome by the
Pope, before they have any validity
II An Irish servant girl in Hartford,
while filing lamp with camrhene by some accident fell
upon the stairs and the fluid taking fire. communicated the
Game to her clothing burning her seriously that there are
some doubts her Another caution to those using
this dangerous burning fluid
u We learn from The Gloucester Tel
.ra, that two more fishing h Of that port have bsen
lost at sea with their consisting Of heen men diol
e.ser has SUIT red severely durns the last eight 'tus In
her FISHING fleet having lost g vessels sersa OF them with
their crews consisting of sirfy- tir(e men
~ A Wisconsin paper says, we have
,een the season more than month early than Il this
sprpr But alter all this kind of has IT'S advantages
The prosp, CT for fruit fine Everything that could eN-
pec and some that would not is in bloom giving promise
Of Fruit.
~ Most of the Health Insurance Com
psniss in Springfield saws The Hamps4ye Alas) GaTefie
have ION 20 the end Of their rope 1he Mechanics Mutual
Beeft Association decided last week to wind up IFS Affairs
Il is understood to have run behind some $4,000.
ry- The Boston Mail understands that
the Sea Serpent was seen by $ ~ Johnson ESD while
tuning from excursion TO Hull IN his yact Iyra MI
johnson endeaVOed 10 make the acquaintance OF ms mon
seTshiP bat was unsuccessful
~ Henry S. Waldo, Esq, of Boston,
hes bestowed Middlebuy College the OF adornas
is spacious Common with than thousand different
trees besides nursery OF thousand OF foreign growth i'r
failure
~ Hon. Joseph Grinnell has returned
TO Bedford leaving n p Willis Esq. in Kentucky.
Mr. Willis win visit the Mammoth Cave We regret to no.
ice that his health snot improved
~ Miss Susan Denim, an actress, horse
whipped Mr. Frederick Kent actor Saturday last IN
Buffalo Tie young decla ed thas the had received
ehaloTy leIters from the young woman