New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
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r. The Charleston (Kanawha) Vir-
sirisx publishes Q rumor that gentleman travelling
| in a sleigh along the Kanawha Turnpike, In tho
neighborhood of Gauiey Mountain, had encountered
set of robbers, who demanded his life his
money. The traveller took the latter horn OF the
dilemma, surrendered his available funds, about
ESQ., and offered to execute his note to the bandits
for like amount at sixty days, for the privilege Of
passing on IN safety
~ Joaquin GurideogO, Of CaTdenas,
proposes, in letter to The Nsw. Orleans Courier. the
construction OF floating submarine Telegraph from
Cape Sable, in Florida, to Key West, and from
thence to Hicacas, Cuba. The distance from Cape
Sable to H. $50 miles, and the cos. Of the wire Il
100000. Mr. G. says, "the execution Of this pro-
iect would augment business and commercial re-
lations between the United States and Cuba I'm
mensey."
IL The Mobile Register says that the
steamship building TO run between New-York and
tina. port is we'll advanced and 10 expected to b
ready to start on her first trip about the LIST OF May
The contract for another will DO completed this
month and the ship at once be placed on the stocks
II James H. West, Of Bristol, r. l.,
has been for several years, and still 10, political
prisoner in Cuba and the Legislature at ts late sss
sion adopted resolution to bring his case to me
attention of the General Government.
~ A Grand Anti Slavery Festival and
Bazaar will be held at Rochester on Thursday and
Friday, the 18th and 10Th of March. is called BY
nineteen Ladies, Susan F. Porter PfesidensJ and
strong gathering Of choice spirits Is expected
~ The Old Graveyard, at the north
east corner Of Delaware Fifth and Chery-sts. IN
PHILADELPHIA, from which the dead had been long
since rem owed, is now TO be the site OF large fac
tory.
T"A Vindication of Friends" has
been written in Philadelphia in reply to "Quahsf-
ism; or the Story Of my Life" lately published N
Er gland, and which contains much abuse OF thas
sect 1T.
RI The people of Indiana are petition
ipe their Legislature for the passage OF law which
sbal provide that the wife, and all others injured ~
the sale of intoxicating liquors, may msiniain IN
action against the veDder who furnishes the liquor.
u Mr.. Skinner, Chief Of the Bureau
OF Construction and Supplies, in the Navy Depart
ment, resigned on Saturday, and the President sp'
pointed Commodore shubrick as his mccessor
v The first ocean steamer built in
New Jeusy. TO be called the Reindeer, was to have
be- launched at Gloucester on Saturday. She
intended for the California trade.
~ On the 10Th inst. six cars on the
Georsia Central Railroad, containing $40 bales OF
cotton. were destroyed BY FIRE, together with sooa
/ so yards Of track. -,
~ II is rumored that Mr.. Rives VIII
return from Paris In the spring, and be saceeedsdg
| MT. Bolts
~ John II. Harmon, ESD, formerly OF
n. Detroit Free Pres is the Opposition esndi's's
| for Msvor He is an iacornsible Cas- man
u A broker in CINCINNATI was recently
bitten By rat, and came near losing bis lie ITO"
| tie effects of the virus. "a.
rw Twelve millions Of acres Of public
,.,d. will bs broush! into the market during the
present year
II The farmers of Ohio have received
this season over three millions Of dollars ''' W.
| wool crop. uc
r. Ex-Governor Thomis Cariin' Of LIE.
p,i, di.d .. his residence near carlinri'' 10 'n''
IT'S said that the New Brunswick
,,,tu,s viii probably pass an act similar 70 'nss
80 a. the Maine Liquor Law.
Gov. Hampstead, Of lewa, has invi-
I'D xossuth 70 visit that State.