New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-25
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~ The trial of w. B. Radcliff, for the
murder Of David Ross at Mil waukee, brought to
. close on Tuesday night. and al O'Clock on the
folio ~tDg morning the verdict was brought into
court. To the infinite assonishment of the large
crowd the verdict was Not Guilty" The Judge
looked at the paper five minutes steadily, then eyed
the Jury sternly and said
"GentlemeD o. the Jgrv. is this your verdict
Foreman" Yes, YOUR honor
Juoge--"All have TO say, If il Is so, is may God
have mercy on Jour conscIences"
A very great excitement prevailed during Wednes-
day, and In the afternoon large public meeting
was held in front of the CITY Hotel. Mr.. g. N.
Booth, the EDITOR Of Tas DAILY Democrat, addressed
the meeting, and a series OF csndemnatory resolu-
lions were passed.
II A bill embodying the principles OF
The NJ siDe Law has been reported In the House OF
Representatives, of Wisconsin. The bill abolishes
all licenses, and is designed TO suppress the traffic
entirely ane ia made subject to the approval Of the
people by dMec. popular vote. There we're numer-
Gus petitions before the Legislature for such law,
and many remoI strances against it.
II A great Land Reform meeting was
held at Pittsburgh tho 18th inst to md to the
ill now before Congress, donating the public lands
in limited quantities to actual settlers Richard
Savory presided Spirited addresses were made by
Messrs. L. A. Hne and P. R. Sawyer, and a series
Of resolutions presented by William Z. Stevens wa,
adopted.
r. Gov. Ujhazy recently arrived in st.
Louis from New Buda TO meet Kossuth. We per-
csive, from newspaper accounts, that the Hunga-
rians have sold their home In Iowa, entitled Now
Buda, and are now preparing to go toward Texas,
or 70 some sslubrious place, there to settle per
issnenIy.
IL The Will,amsburgh Tunes mentions
a Gaze where physician treated the patient for
dfopsy. A few days proved his error, however, by
the-appe arance OF little stranger The Tines adds:
at people viii employ unskillful physicians, be.
cause they are cheap, let them not complain Of the
f,salt"
~ THE Green Bay (Wis.) Spectator
says that party of Norwegians have purchased a
tract of land bordering upon Sturgeon Bay and will
soon lay the foundation for large settlement
This will hasten the construction Of ship canal be-
tween Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan, distance
of IA miles.
II The West Newbury Record is the
title of new Massachusetts paper, just commenced
by d. Perley Poore, late of The Boston Bee and
Sentinel Mir Poore's press is the venerable Ramsge,
once the property of Franklin, and solitary and
alone, he has composed imposed, rolled and pulled
lis edition.
Y The JOurneymen Coachmakers of
Rochester have opened Jouneymen's Coach Fac
tory in that CITY, under regulations similar to those
Of establishments now in successful operation IN
Bridgeport, Com. The object is to oppose the mo-
ICpoy In that business In Rochester
q A runaway slave in Florida was re-
Gently pursued by his owner, Col. Broward, and two
of Col. IS slaves, and on being oveItaken by one
the pursuing slaves, he turned and inflicted fatal
wound upon him. The runaway was subsequently
shot by Col. Broward.
~ The contract for supplying the Gov
-ernment with rs coo gallons Sperm Oil, onethird
winter pressed from head matter, and two-third
spring oil TO be delivered in Boston, was closed on
Monday, in favor of Lawrence Grinnell, Est, OF
New-Bedford, at ISL cents.
" The contract for S,120 gallons OF
Sperm Oil, one.half winter from head matter, one
half spring, 10 be delivered at Buffalo, Oswego and
Plat,sburgh was closed in favor of C. H. Leonard,
ESQ, OF New-York, a. 1867 cents.
f,vN 4 Mrs. Lyons. residing near Alquina,
Fayette County, Indiana, murdered her infant child
on the sh inst, aud then committed suicide by cut
ting her throat Mental arrangement was the cause
OF tie melancholy catastrophe.
to The Lexington (Ky.) Statesman says
that Governor Powell has authorized the calling out
OF TIE militia to quei the riots on the Maysvile and
Lexington Railroad, between the COrkonians and
FardowDeTs.
~ The New Brunswick House of As
ssmbIy have passed the two bills providing for the
cor s,mction Of great trunk line Of railway from
Haiiisx TO Quebec; and for raising funds by way oil
loan, fer the construction OF the same railway.
~ Since the adjournment of the State
Convention large number of the Opposition papers
OF Penney lvania, which had not previously raised
the name of Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency, have
run I'D the flag OF the candidate OF the State
" Hon. James w. Nye, Opposition
DELEGATE to Baltimore from Madison Co., has taken
up his residence in Syracuse. Zsdo, Pratt, Dele
gate from tie Greene Co. District, has removed to
Ncw.York.
IT, The Newport DAILY Netcs has been
ttsr sformed into a weekly paper II is edited BY
Samuel Pike, formerly Of Tas PiksioniaH, and advo-
Gates the nomination of w. o Butler for the Presl-
cency-
~ The managers of the Hospital have
purchased the old Jail in Albany for $4,000, and VIII
ftnup as a hospital The old Grsen-st. Baptist
Church. in the same city, has been sold for s0,oco'
for theater.
u The Odd.Fellows of Boston are to
erect splendid hall in thai city within the ensuing
year 1t is to be of granite, four stories In hghI ana
will cost Sset0e. This amount is to be divioea IN
shares OF $50 each.
n The following Hungarians came pas
sensers on the ship Henry, Capt. Clark, from Mar
settles to New Orleans Ansen AbeI and lady, Ls'
distas Away Badistas BsTithy Fivala, Hughes Hoi'
lsn, Felix NerDesyei.
E Gen. Blake has arrived at Tampa,
Florida, with large delegation Of Seminole Indians
from Arkansas, and expresses grea: confidence of
being able to effect the removal of ali the Indians