New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

ing the Cincinnati BOOK concern.
These two Commissions TO be elected hereafter BY
he General Conference.
Movements of Kossuth.
BUFFALO, Saturday, May q, 1852
Kossuth left here this morning on the
steamer Herald for the Falls of Niagara He kept him
sef perfectly retired here and there was no demonsrs
ton He Is expected to return on Thursday.
Opening of the Michigan Central Railroad
from Detroit to Chicago.
CHICAGO, Saturday, May %, 1882
The first train of cars over the Michigan
Central Railroad from Detroit through to this place,
left Detroit yesterday morning at o'clock with over
500 rstcass passengers and from 200 to 300 egrants
and arrived here at o'clock last evening.
Trouble among the Odd Fellows I'm Pennsyl-
vania.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May %, 1882
The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of this State, adjourned yeser.
The proposed amendments to the constitution of the
Grand and subordinate lodges, laid over till the
next annual session, after debate.
The only important feature in the business
during the session. the passage of resolution re-
fusne to recognise the Widows and Orphans Asylum.
incorporated the last session OF the Legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA and furthermore, calling upon the NJ w.
G. MISTER to forthwith demand the charter ana proper
ties of such lodges are connected with It and sus-
pend them The effect of this movement VIII be to ex-
cude eight ten of the best lodges In the state which
will form the nucleus Of the second grand lodge which
IL is intended to establish the proper author
ty is obtained from the Grand Lodge OF the United
States.
Arrival of the City of Manchester.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1852
The screw-steamship City OF Manches-
ter from Liverpool with BAT passengers arrived at the
Breskwater at late hour yesterday afternoon, and
reached her wharf this morning
On Thursday the City OF Manchester passed steam
ship supposed the Europa, bound East.
Arrest on n Charge Of Murder.
PHILADKLrHrA, May %, 1852
Felix Burnes and Thomas Carnes have
been committed for further hearing on chare OF muir
Their arrest made in consequence OF disclosures
made by John Ruster, cripple
Later from Texas-Santa Fe, &C., &c.
BALTIMaaY- Saturdaus ,Mas "a ls52
The Southern mail from New-Nficans
The papers contain Galveston dates 70
the liz Inst Caravajh and his followers were san
strasion on the Mexican frontier:
Tbe RIO Bravo says the Camanches are
devastating the Rio Grsnde country by frightal muir
ders and iobberes Both the American ana ,sr
nonulotion arc in many instances abandoning tneir
houses, seeking safety by fight Into Mexico.
The shin Levi Woodbury. had cleared
fo New orleans for Boston, with the largest coaswise
cargo ever shipped from there.
the st. Louis Republican has Santa re
date. 10 the lth April Mr. Allen Secretary OF the Ter
rtory. reports everything quiet The rumoIs OF oisal
lection on the part Of the Mexicans are greatly exsg
gersted :,
Gov. Cobb, of Geo., has appointed Hon.
AZ Welborn and Hon A. Hull to attend the meeting
Of Delegates from the thirteen original States az fnna
delpbia on the 4th July.
the Sheriff Of Star County having iaen hv oup
Mexicaps and killed Three of the murders escaped
the other was arrested.
THE new Government steamer made an
one,imental trip as far as the Capes, yesterday Her
machinery worked beautifully Secretary uranam ana
msnv ether distinguished persons were on board.
swan. who stands charged with the muir
ae If snrigv at Cumberland, Nd has been held to bail
In the sum Of 10000.
Samuel w. Morgan, Teller of the Ex-
,ar.e BANK Petersburg, Va, who was charged with
desca,ion in that institution, has been acquitted.
v,rain,a WING Delegate Declined.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, May 2, tsp.
Mr.. Thomas S. Tourney, Wing Presl-
o,ia rector from Virginia. has declined to accept the
appointment in consequence OF private anairs.
Trlal for lll0eI aRaluSt vSsAsAs0s
appointment.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May y, l7o2,
The case in the Criminal Court, agains,
No Alma for libelling Madame Tochman, was resumed
today were cSp M y
Ts Cont r,led the admissibility OF testimony provns
,he shsenee Of malice in the libel The case was sd
| journed till Monday. ~
VIM. Hunter has been appointed Cine
claw in the State Department vice w. s. Derrick, de
ceased Mr. Hunter has been connected with the Stsf
| Depsitm ent for many years. @
| buchanan DelesRtes from Virginia.
RICHMOND Saturday, May 2, lsSs
The Democrats of the Richmond Dls,
| .r;ct have appointed Judge Mason and three one'
| Buchar an Delegates to the Baltimore Convenuon
The Steamer Ben. franklin. 100.
Nxw-ORIEANs Saturday, May y 10.
The steamship Ben. Franklin sailed W
| day for Newiork.