New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-01
Trial OF Captain Magic.
WASHINGTON, Wedne s5ay. Marc


The tria, of CAPTAIN Nasie 90 The second Indict'
Inebt, latter an honorable scquirtai on tne hs'
the previous terDl tor i:snibs fsise iIeaoh,f ,"u
cheis brcUs nj before ire Criminal Cpr W nay
Melton for con-iru.nce wss areued a. length oy
Msssfs McCaia VI = Reed. AID u Is fietch, "a
giles counsel. aUd resisted bs the DlsUc' htoihey
the ground OF the expshse 70 uo'r'nnen' ~
MAINTAINING witnesses from abroad During the
areumenl. letters ~ere received from the Prehoem
ard Secretary Cor~in relative 10 matters az h'ue
Thew created considerable interest,"
judge Crawford hnally ruleo tno Hlai iV' h'A'
week.
Nayfeation or Lake Erie-CcrrecHon.
Two telesraphic dispatches ware handed 10 US on
Monday evening dated respectively Enc and qua
xxx The one dated E,le stated that tnat haroor
was clear OF ice. and that steamers were fuhhmg
,e.ularly from there 10 Cleveland. Toledo and De-
t,o,, This are assured ~ entirely correct but
Nv an oversight ON the part Of The copyist this dis
catch from Erie was incorporated with the dspaten
rom DuDtirs and go ~oroeG as 20 give sne 'np es
which was wholly incorrect, as the dlspatch itsef
Nil show Ian
"The harbors on the lake are nos open west OF
Erie Boats are running for the following places
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and Ere Inc prospects
are that this barbor will be open and the boats com
u ence running in fe a GAYS The ice is disappear
ing fast anc should the weather continue favorable,
Ill the ports on the lake will be open for navigation
in a very few days"
The Southern Mail-Afairs In sMexico-KOs-
suth In Mississippi, &c.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, March 81, 1852.
The New. Orleans mail as late as due, is received
The Intelligence that General CaDales had pro-
Dounced against the Mexican Government was
brought by the passengers on the brig BROWNSVILLE,
from Brazos. No particulars were given, nor any
thing further in relation to the arrest OF CaravaJal
All was quiet along the BraZos.
The Mexican Government on the representations
made by General Avalos had rescind.d the con;
sumption Duty business had resumed It's course, anu
general satisfaction existed MatamoIos Is TO be
free port.
Kossuth, on his way to New-Oreans, stopped at
Jackson and was received in the Mississippi House
OF Representatives. He made long speech in re-
ply 10 Governor Foo,e. But little enthusiasm was
manifested, and no material aid rendered.
emisrants on board the ship Jane Henderson, lying
at Quarantine below Baltimore. The Hospital is
ded with cases, and new ones are daily occur
nTg.
Maine Law Passed the Pennsylvania Senate.
HARRISBURG, Wednesday March 81, 1852
The law to prohibit the manufacture or sale OF
spirItu0us liquors has passed the Senate, IL to Is
The Burning of the fremont Temple.
Boston, "Wednesday, March 81, 1852.
The dead body of John Hall, residing IN Provi.
has be en- taken from the ruins of the Ire.
mont Temple Several other persons are missing,
and the hIemeR and Others are at work overhaullng
the ruins.
Conclusion or the Great India Rubber Case.
TRENTON, Wednesday, March 81, 1859.
The great India Rubber case is concluded. Mr..
Webster closed bis argument this afternoon. With
out doing any injustice to Mr.. Webster we must say,
1t has fallen far shert of our expectations None Of
the great law points raised by MessTs. Cutting and
Choate, have been disturbed.
Illness OF Father Brockard.
GEORGETOWN, d c.. Wednesday. March 81, 1852.
The Very Reverend Father BTockard, Provincial
Of the Jesuits lies dangerously i'll at tho Catholic
College in this place, and is not expected to recover
DR.. Baldwin Indicted
WAsHINeroN, "Wednesday, March 81, 1859
DIR Baldwin, formerly of ladephla, but la.tery
OF California, has been indicted by the Grand Jury
for abstracting papers from the files of the State
Department, he being q claimant under the Mexi.
can Treaty, and these papers were relative to his
case.
The weather.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March 81, 1882
The storm has cleared Off 1t is now clear and
cool.
UTICA, Wednesday, March 81. 1852.
We have had regular snow storm here all day.
Markets Reported BY Telegraph.
NEw-ORLEANs, Monday, March 80, 1852
CoTroN-Sales to- day Q 600 bales, mostly for Eng
land Prices are more in favor of buyers, without,
however, any quOtable decline CoRN-40,00 bush.
sold at 44GI46c. New PORK Is at $l6 IS
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, March 81, 1852.
COrToN-Salea tn dav 2 400 nm iea The 10