New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-23
TUESDAY, MARCH 90, IS!

! TUESDAY, MARCH 90,
Aossuth In New-Orleans-fhs Markets.
NV 0sLsAss, Friday, March 10. 1851
ho"ain Is expected to arrive here In the cours.
OF the ensuing week No movement has yet beeI
mace toward giving him public reception.
ACCORDING 70 The Price Current the increase In tbs
receipts Of CoTroS this season. over the last, at a.
sns seu,nsfn ports, Is 3lf goo bales
rREiGHIs have considerably advanced Foul
tnips nave been taken up for Liverpool al u. fol
Kossuth's Movements.
LOUISVILLE, MONDAY, March q, 1859.
NO preparations were made for the reception Of
hossuta ~ Memphis, Tenn, consequently he did
not stop there.
Mrs. Forrest at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Marc1 90. 1852.
An immense crowd assembled al the Cnssnut-st.
Iheatsr tonight to witness the fTst appearance OF
MIS-. fofreG. The front seats of the dress circle
Of the house were males. A large polio force was
scattered among the audience, fearful Of . distur-
bance puf with the exception Of hiss or i've no ce-
monsnaton was made, and the performance passed
of very WE'LL though Mrs. Forests voice prevented
her part from berg effective.
Mrs. Mowatt Recovering.
BosroS Monday, March %, 1854.
NO otOtuSub W ME MOW6B pIOsc1 10 % less
dangerous than was represented, and the lady Is
speedily recovering
Sale or the Bark Qufnnebaug.
PHIIARELPHIA, Monday, March %, 1882.
the park Quinnebaug, previously reported a.
having been condo mned at San Juan, has been sold
at that port for $4,000
The First Goods this Season.
PITTSBURGH, Stature ~, March 90, 1852.
The weather. 10. Cay. be0u enid The
travel to Pittsburgh is much larger than 1t has ever
been known to be BEFORE At this of the year
made East are very heavy The river is in fine navi-
gable order
Weather on the Lakes-Hotel Robbery.
BvrYALo Monday, March %, 1852.
The weather here continues to be cold and the
prospect OF opening the lake to Buffalo within two
weeks, appears to be doubtful
boy named John Spring, about is years old, was
arrested at the American Hotel last night, on a
charge OF robbing several of the rooms Several
watches and articles Of jewelry were found con-
cealed abous the premises ana on his person large
amount OF money.
Seutherner at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Monday, March %, 1854
The steamship Souiherner arrived here early
yesterday morning, having been detained during
Saturday night by low water on the bar.
Bold Astempt at Forgery.
FOkT ILAlNs mOnody, MhCn 80 1914
An attempt VAS made last week to ssindle the
Cherry Valley Bank. letter, inclosins note pur.
porting to be drawn Dy well Known citizen OF
Springfield, was received by the Cashier, with re-
quest that he would discount IT, and remit tae pro-
cseds by mail. Suspectng trick, the Cashier wrote
TO the Postmaster at Fort Plain, whittier the letter
was TO be mailed, to detain the person who should
call for ii. was aseert aimed, no wever, on the ar
rival OF the mail that the letter had been distracted,
ana of course there WAS no call for IT, Suspicion
rests upon very respectable citizen, who at present
is out Of the way.
Heavy Robbery or the Central Railroad Bank.
CHARLESTON, Saturday, March 90, 1852.
The agency of the Central Railroad Bank, Allan
ia. Georgia, has been robbed OF $50 900. A reward
OF 900 is offered for the detection the thieves
The Murder OF Young Lehman.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1854.
Afternoon Session.
Jury was obtained in the case OF the Skupenskies
for the murdeT 0f Jacob Lehman, and the evidence
for the prosecution was com nenced Witnesses tessi.
fed 10 the finding Of the body the Coroner and ply
scians to the pOst-mortem examination, &C., al
which the Court adjourned until TO- morrow morn
ins. The Court room was densely crowded.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARtay-wsather. kc.
Mayor Guthrie.
PITTSBURGH, Monday, March ", 1852.
serious ARRAY occuIredin the Market House on
Saturday afternoon between two butchers named
William Graham and William Phillips. The qsar.
rel arose about the holding of the stakes in bet.
Graham drew knife and cut his antagonist shock.
ingly In the face and his arms He mas been held
IN heavy bail to answer Phillips is is hoped will
ssd tsss @ &c aAs as: sssr
The Canal, River and Railroad business Is very brisk
Mayor Guthrie is getting better, and IN . day or
two will be able to attend 10 business
Fatal ARRAY.
BRrpGsroRr, Conn, Monday, March %. 1882.
This evening, as a colored man named Niles hu'
bel vas passing the corner OF Wall and w ater sts,
in this city, he came in contact with an lrishman,
and after an interchange of some blows, the Irish
man. hose name could not be ascertained, stabbed
nubel 60 badly that he died shortly afserward
Mar.e.-Rspoyied By T.s.ss,A
BALTIMORE, Monday, March %, 1852
Eight hundred BKEvgs were offered, OF which 500
were ,old at a. to ~ 50 the hoo and % to 1915
net Hoos, 81 to 81 so. 5000 bills. FLovR were
CITY ITEMS.
RANCE or THE THsRMoxErER,
AZ Dslss0s's sTr:r'v 1.ss c';rs ~ W sPm
March sI.........-s. !!s = %
T Il was an mkind day yesterday,
smiling soft in the morning, but vinssarfaced be-
fore sunset, and dwindlins away into night with 4
sullen threat Of snow.
" Several Items Of interest will be
fould on the sixth page.
An OLD MERCHANT GoNB.-Ephraim
Holbrook, one OF our most estimabls citizens died
on Sunday at his house in town. MI. Holbrook was
"a Selisvs, q native of Albany, where hs was on
gagged in businsss during the earlier years Of his ifsl
He came to this City, and was for many PEARS vel
known as one Of the firm Of Parish, Holbreok b Co,
house al that time one of the most eminent In the
Civ. After retiring from business, he removed 20
the vicinity of Hyde Park, where no purchased ana
4. Amir ol ALL