New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-30
Mail Giesnipgs, SC.

~ We tnd IN The Richmond Engis,reS
report Of the proceedings of meeting Of the ci,i-
zens Of Buckingham County, Va, at which /. was
resolved that the people composing tha, meeting
lock with abiding indignation upon the arrogance
and presumption Of Ions KoSsgth. who, while a
pensioner upon the charity -four people has offered
lnCgrty 10 our National Legislature attempted to
royolutICnize national policy, and Iayoys us In
aggressive war With Russia and Austria" Tho
resolves charge the great Hungarian with divers
and suIdry other naughty thiugs and volunteered
10 Corgress the information that that respectable
BODY had no warrant either in the Constitution Of
the United states, or the Resolutions Of '0s for
LoIofirg the fugitive with puhlc reception. II is
uoItuIa:e that these Wise men Of Brckusha did
10, announce their views earlier day, and thas
save Kossutn the trouble of coming to this country
NJ all.
- The Cathode Herald, is poking fun
at an Association OF Epscopailn clersymen in New.
York sly ed the archaeological Society" whose
proceedings are duly chronlcled in the columns Of
The cbtrchmGn At each meeting thesis IS read By
learned member on church architecture, altar fur
niture, or seine such topic. It isnot little amusing
to Catholics, says The Herald, 10 find these al Rev
erdDD srgravely discussing matters with which
every c,id among us is perfectly familiar. As
specimen, we select the following;
"Ano,her paper was read to the Society by Rev
Mr. EmeEdoIf, on the subject OF the colois suitable
for full SET OF altar cloths and the proper tunes and
modes of uslT them White is appropriate on the
highest festivals and 10 the festivals also OF the
Blessed Virgin, st. Michael and all Apgels ST. Joha
the Evangelist, ar the Conversion OF st Paul red
On the festivals tie martyrs violet during seasons
II fasting black on Good Friday, aat green On or
onary days
u The statement going the rounds OF
TIE papers to the effect that there is scarcity OF
throe.cent coins, in consequence OF want Of pro-
visions for obtaining the material SILVER aud copper.
to 20 on with the coinage appears 10 be erroneous
There have been coined at the Philadelphia Mint.
over xix millions of these pieces, aud MT Dale, tho
Trsasu,er nnounces that he is ready to I'll orders
for SUNS Of $40, 500 or 80 or their multlplies.
Win reference to the alleged scarcity, It must be
expected, OF course, tina. coin not yet eght months
before the public, viii be some time in finding its
way mo general circulation though every ACCOM-
nodslicn is offered at the 81 Mt for that purpose.
Z The New-Jersey Commissioners Of
pctafe have reported TO the Legislature that there
have been during the year 1851 t"enty-oHe branch
pilots end five deputy pilots, besides a large number
of wellqualihed apprentices, employed, who have
without accident taken charge Of $50 vessels.
They haso trousL IN AS, Ct2 Of which board
ed oil the shore and taken out 53jl5, 1903 vessels
have teen IN iher charge since their orgsni1 alton
~ 4 Washington letter writer says that
tie California Mint Bill, which has passed tine Sen.
ate, IL TOW before the Committee OF Ways and
Mears Of the House. ard will be reported In q few
Gays. The NewYofk Mint Biii is before tas same
Committee ard will be reported AZ the same time.
IL seems to be generally supposed that the California
Mint BIZ is to pass thout much question. Should
It be put before the New-Iork Mint Bill, It will IN
oounteoly create a doubt and foulIy as TO the pas
sage % the New-York Bill"
- Two persons, Thomas Donavan,
charged with murder, and Francis Cody, committed
for assault and battery with intent TO kill, escaped
fem the jail OF Orleans County, at Albion, on tho
l9.h int. They were tho only prisoners 10 tho
priton, which IS row left without tenant. re-
ard Of 500 is offered for Their arrest
u The directors Of the South Boston
Luns,c Hospital repor. that Of the 225 lunanc pau
pers who have been chMgea0e to the State during
n past year, l97 were foreigners, and OF tho ~
Americans rot one was native Of Massachusetts,.
Tie support Of these paupeTs has cost them some
thing over tl7 eco
II A young man named John Heany,
has been arrested in Albany, a charge Of having
roptedthe Post Office drawers OF letters The inme
date cause o. his arrest the presen.aon al the
state Bank Of check supposed TO have been stolen
from the Post Off-e.
~ A bill has been reported IN the Rhode
sand House Of Representatives. for the suppression
Of drDking-h houses It's ieadiog features are copied
from the celebrated Name Law on the sane sub.
ject.
Il A memorial has been presented TO
the legislature OF Rhode Island for the repeal ofths
law which authorizes certain portions OF Narasan
set BAY to b. leased 10 individuals for the planting
Of Oy sttIs.
~ The Island Of Nantucket, which has
beer smbarsoed BY ice for ten days. is ssain in com
municstion with the continent. About twenty
YEAR ago the islanders cut OF by similar en-
barge forIeMly month.
u Tie WGtertOUn Jefferson County)
Journal Gays that 6,ss3 Gee pounds OF butter and
cheese have been carried over the Wa.eTtown ssd
Rene Railroad during tic four months ending De-
cember 81.
u The Bdng0r Courier states that ~
some Of the distlleres In Massachusetts the ps'p''
are packing small casks Of liquor in large cssA'.
acme in hay. some ia chsf and some in seeos' anu
II srkeo to o.aereLt places in Maine t" grass 'o'a
n The subject Of removing the bars In
lanes River is about being brought before sho VIZ
sir,s Lerislsiure. IA expenditure Of sllo,"", "n
..,o a,ed would enable vessels oione thousand Iuns
IN come up to the sharves at Richmond
Y Robert McNeeley, venerable cI!l-
zsp OF Trenton, ~ J., died at that place on tho 81.
Ian. He vas Mayor of that city from Iois
and was the Oldest member Of the first ffe'''''''-
Church His age WAS s. NJ
~ Hon. H,rman D. Gould, late Mem ;.
s'' u -. IA Delhi, on Monday last, aged about
- ~ The iron foundry Of Good, Bennett
& Co Bras,fore, (Cansts) was Destroyed BY hre On
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