New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11
Mini. Giennings, SC.

U A trial about the right of property
IL calf, lately took place at burlington, Iowa.
Tie difficulty lay in the color of the ca's tail the
win OF the plaintiff swore the tail white
those Of tAe defendant, that it was BLACK. The
Cou'. was occupied two days with the case the
jnry slsid on. TIL midnight and could not agree, and
new Trial is to be had the costs already amount
TO $500
" Minnesota is about four times the
extent OF Ohio, and reaches 6-5 miles from south
east to northwest and lies between north latitude,
40 80 and So The center Of the territory is aboa
l,2Oc miles III direct line from each ocean, 1000
from the Gulf Of Mexico, and 800 from Hudson's
Bay
II Hon. Joseph Bowman, formerly
member Of the Massachusetts Senate and of the Elk.
ecutive Council died a. his residence in New Brain
tree Mass on the 30th ult Mr. B. was President OF
The Hampshire Manufacturer Bank, at Ware, for 81
year.
~ Mrs. Sauerbier and two children at
St. Louis, on the 9th ult. came to their death BY
suifocation produced by the bursting OF gas pipe
Mr.. Sauerbier and a Mr. Fouse, who slept in the
building when the calamity occurred, suffered hor-
ribly, ard there is some doubt of their recovery
Latss accounts announce the death of Ssuerbier and
Fouse.
10 Mr.. Bordenhave, a French Professor
in the Academy a Sing Sing, suddenly disappeared
about the LIST OF Jan. His body was found few days
ago. under circumstances which render 1t almost
certain that he committed suicide.
n Manuel Cutino was murdered by Vim
cent Vichoni, at New.Oheans, on the 29th January.
They were bar.keepers at a coffee house, and a
quarrel grew up between them, which finally ended
in the murder of Cutino. vchoni escaped.
~ Josiah Quincy, Sen, though past the
age Of fourscore is said to be arranging municipal
history Of Boston, with whose fame his public career
is closely associated, and over whose government
he was placed for six successive years
IL A company in Delaware has offered
the State bonus Of $4,000 for a lottery grant for
ten years Mr.. Glazier, of Wilmington, also offers
$4,000 for lottery grant for similar period. We
fear these brides will be accepted.
EY Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of Shrewsbury,
N j., has been called to the psstorate of the Con-
grega,ional Church in Manchester, Mass, which was
recently made vacant by the death Of his brother,
Rev. Oliver A. Taylor.
~ The Burlington (N.J.) Gazette has
been purchased by John Rodgers, Esq, Secretary Of
the Senate last year, and will hereafter be under his
editorial conduct
~ James Murray, Fardown, was muir
dered near Steubenvle, Ohio, on the 2s.h ult. Two
Corkopians have been arrested on charge OF the
murder.
~ German named Olendorf, has been
arrested in Ste Genevieve, Mo on charge Of muir
derng and robbng returned Californian at st.
Louis.
W A man caught in railroad collision,
remarked that presence Of mind might be good, but
absence of body was better.
~ There is an immense excitement
among the offce.holders in Maryland, In conse-
quence, it is sad of the Governor having declared
it his intention to make clean sweep
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto GOldschmidt are at
Northampton, Mass, where they will reside for the
present
r. The shoe store of Joseph Lamoshes,
at Albany, was considerably damaged BY fire on
Saturday morning last
r. A child of Mrs. Mahony, Of Albany,
was burned to death on Friday by its clothes taking
fre.
~ Thomas Hickey has been sentenced
70 five years in the Massachusetts State prison, Tor
setting fire to barn in New-Braintree.
IL The Wings of Bladen County, n. c.,
have nominated Fillmore and Graham for President
and Vice President.
" Mr. Clay has gained and is still gain
ing some strength, but has not left his room in Wash
ngton since early in December.
r. Chew. Hulsemann, the Austrian
Charge at Washington, has arrived at New'Ohsan''
on his way 10 Havana.
Y The Temperance Battery is the tue
Of new paper at 81. Louis, by J. D. Snow, devoted
to total ab,.ir ence from intoxicating drinks.
t. An Irishman over in Jersey, warns
the public no. to srus. his wife, because ne was
never married to her.