New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
"L,ouoR IN TRANsIru."-One day last


the steamers marked "Gorhan, n IL" On their arrival
at the wharf and when they were about to be trans
ered to the cars for the place OF Destination they were
claimed by some individuals In this city. The agents
who had them Ia charge refused to deliver them here
they felt bound to put them through according to the
directions and placed them upon the freight train with
this object In view The real owners thus being folled
in their attempt to get possession Of their liquor here,
selected an agent follow il to "Gorhani H., where
ii was secured and brought back to the city on return
1t was sooner landed here however, than our new
ysant police seized the and had cared TO the
government house, where Of the same sort had
been deposited in days past
By this operation the Railroad realized the sum OF
$500 freight money togther with tho fare OF the agent
who followed it. and the city authorities, the worth of
the liquor, whatever it may bea handsome business
transaction all roundl lPortiend Ava, wed.
ONE OF THE WoNEN.-The Rhode ISL
and Temperance Adrocafe tells the following good
story of woman who isworth her weight in gold
ain Foster, there was incorporate who had
promised his wife that he would for the Maine Law
candidates for the Senate and House On the morning
of election day. he entcsd to the tavern and treated
by his antiaw associates till he was drunk His wife
heard of It, searched him out and got him horne Here
she gave him emetc, and got him sober, and then
borrowed horse and wagon and drove him to the polls
He voted for the Maine Law candidates. and his single
vote prevented the election Of rum Representative.
The result of it IT, that get one, and possibly two
Maine Law men from that town."
THE Ten Hour SYsrEM.-Three sew
eral reports were made in the House Of Representatives
of Massachusetts, Friday on the subject Of restricting
labor in manufacturing corporations to ten hours day
One report was that any legislation in the premises was
nexpedient: n second report embraced bill providing
for gradual emancipation In this way until the 9Th
of July operatives may be employed twelve hours
from that time till October j, eleven hours; and there
after not more than ten except sin necessary cases."
under penalty of ESQ for each ofense third report
recommended ten hours except where express con-
tracts have been made for longer time, and hnc for
employing children under fifteen more than ten hours
day
T The two prisoners, Haycock and
Winans, who lately escaped from the State Prison In
New-Jerscy have both been caught. The fornM be-
came exhausted In travelling from Trenton 70 New.
not walk Winans left him Hsycock remained hidden
till nearly starved, when he crawed on his hands and
knees to farm house and wished to be sent back to
prison. He was most pabe object, and after being
relieved he was sent Trenton. Wnans intended to
90 on to his home In Orange County, N. T., but was
caught by man named Randolph, 10 whom he had re-
vealed himself in conversation, al out seven miles this
side of New Brunswick and he was also sent back to
prison
WINFIELD SCoTT.-Not a day passes
but gives us some new evidence Of the popularity of
Gen Scott and of the desire Of the people to place him
in the Presidential Chair At the Convention at Psnes-
ve every voice was raised for Scott and the feeling
seemed universal that under his lead the Reserve would
again roll up the Wing majority OF lef0 and the party
again take the position of which sectional jealousy and
the schemes of selfish leaders have deprived It. In
A..
as no other of this day boast aud there 10 no
reasonable doubt that these three great States will give
him their electoral vote cleveland Herald
E1~ The Minnesota Pioneer gives an
account of man named John Steam, who recently
found dead on his feet St Pauls. He was IN Eng
shman, between 90 and 20 years Of age; had served
throughout the Mexican war; andbad last fall built him
self cabin in the woods and shut himself to winter
His neiehbors not having him for some time two Of
them went TO his cabin which they found locked and
opening IT, Steam discovered standing at the foot
of his bed dead, and frozen solid. He had ON seven
pair Of pantaoons and in belt about his waist e27O In
gold. He had evidently been dead some weeks.
r. The rumor of the decease Of Judge
Coulter, ofPenn, proves to be correct Hediedsuddeny
Tuesday night at his residence in Westmorland Coun
IT, Judge Coulter was In the prime Of life, and
able jurist He first appointed to the Supreme
Bench by Governor skunk and reelected to it last
fall At the drawing Of lots among the Judges, he drew
the long term Of fifteen years His dscease requires
the Governor to appoint Judge to I'll bis place until
the next election, when new Judge will have 10 be
chosen to f the unexpired term of fourteen years.
II The Washington County Journal
mentions the following accidents: Patrick Rowan was
killed by falling from a gravel train. Three Others
Hsrky and Cafrey, were killed by the fall
ing of a embalkment at Granville. Two young men
in trying to cross the Hudson at Fort Edward on cake
of ice, fell off and were drowned. Mr.. Slocum, In
the town of White Creek bis throat last week and
soon died.
~ The Southern, Ohio and Indiana
papers report that most of the frt-cherree peaches
apples and pearswhich had escaped the extreme cold
OF the past winter has been destroyed by the late rost
The Brookrs Qa) Adriiser the loss incalcula
be and the present impression Is that 100000 nf
years OF constant horticultural application, win not
bring back the orchards to what they were last summer
EB- The Report of the Superintendent
of Public Schools in Kentucky estimates the income for
school purposes In the year le52 at eOO0, and states
that in few years il may reach $40 000 The actual
income the ls5l down els3 ooo and
the number OF children In the State within the school
ages, at 2060O0
T An old maiden lady, named Rosa
Rollahan Familiarity known Aunt Rosa" died lately
in vincennes Ind in the SD year Of her age She had
such antpathy the male that she held com
municaiion with males when she could avoid it Even
her will had to be written By her female fends to whom
she also entrusted the disposal Of her property.
A COLLISION on THE RIvER.-On Tues
day night, the steamboat Highlander going down, and
when near the Highlands ran into the schooner sar Of
Fishki Landing loaded with brick sinking her instantly
All on board fortunately escaped The schooner wa
owned by John Gowdy, and viii be total lose
Albany Argus Wednesday.
B The Springfield Republican states
that the total loss by de nre 10 that city on Inurs
e7OOO-fIly insured. A. IL Kirkhsu furniture dealer,
loses 600 to O. 0O0-insured for 5000 The oshcs
Losses are small and mostly insured
r. Charles Thompson, who was prlso-
ner In Dedham Jail, awaiting sentence for being con-
cerped in the late robbery Of tho Dorceser and Milton
Bank effected his escape on Tuesday reward OF
eco Is offered for his apprehension
n The Liquor bill was taken up in the
House of Representatives on Tuesday,
when that body insisted upon its former amendments,
and appointed Committee Of Conference 10 confer
with committee from the other branch.
~ Twenty-o feet of snow have fallen
In the Lake Superior region the past winter Over Mud
Lake between the Detouf and ssut Ste Marie. the
clear hard ice IL t three feet thick, most paru Of the
lake being frozen to the bottom.
u John Pollard, drunken, worthless
fellow, residing in Syracuse made an attempt 70 take
the lie of bis wife few days ago and only pre-
vented BY the Interpolation Of bystAnderA
The jewelry store of Mr.. G. X. Stiles, at