New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
Dnrrr lKrDUNE, THURSDAY. APRIL 6. 1854.

". Lam frcm Mr. L. NJ Hitchcock, who retained yes
..,5sv from visit 10 the canal that the work progress
ing finely ard win be completed ey the ns o. Jese ~
,he art dsy of July fuhe-t shoud unceo3 acct
dent occur from Our wharyes may Leave VA tne
The d,tancr 10 hc dug before tho m.chne enters East
rn;on Bavou Is $50 feet This bayou lemptyiug into the
prsxc. sord. I've feet channel and vii oay require
little trimming of Is bank, to ct !, for navigation
m, Paisstss< adrooac Of the 18Th inst say;
We ,ssn fr,r, gentlemen Just from Cherokee, tia,
on Monday last at Fishers Mills four miles ms sds 81
Rr,t a negro mar bel nging TO M Fisher, killed M
Partletf by stAbbiDg him with knife The negro made
h.; ,pd biz purruers tracked him far sanders
Mil on he Ne,cbss and were spl on his trail He'-
SUI posed 10 be making his way to hiu'man or Lamar
County where he wes Tssed.
IRE Ia9ioEoLa BHEefis OF the ed ssys:
The steamboat Kate Ward left co. the Colorado ran
yesterday. Since the late rse we eaFn thsre ten i.
water in The ccas Al about four fe. n low wi'er on.
II will .oon ash side aud deep channel and hence
tie navigation OF the Colorado may be considered Ger
tain.
g A, AIRocIou, OUTHAGE We have o1sn alluded 70
the outragos committed BY he Of the sailor board
ing bousts We regre, have another 70 recount it
evening the snip ST L1nis Captain Dennis. arrived from
New York. While making her landing N the Second
District. number OF the Of the sailor b,srdng
houses came board and attempted 70 take the sailors
ashore. When ordered 10 desist by the caP'sn they
ru,heo upon him and inflicted injuries with slung
shot Two three Other csp'ans who fcrferei 10 pro-
,ect Capt Dennis also imam ,usly mireI,ed Csp
Leovit Of the ship Gnlena, old. esn iole and we'll
Known commander, Ter IDLY beaten by tue "a aims
Ire scouLcr. attempted 20 throw both Denn. aad Lea
vii overheard While the Outrag.s being p-rpe-
tnted 10 poll ,eman was in sight OF course not As
c.raral thing The police are invisible when they are
wanted After trouble, warrants were Issued sod
one arrested Is expected others will be- it Is u
b. hoped So well tia; fall justice be me;ei out to
the ruf;ans New Orleans Bee, 9oth u
loss OF STr.HFR NoyRos.-We are Indebted 20 the
Clerk OF the steamer Duke for the following particulars Of
the loss If the steamer Monroe:
River heavily loaded wit, dry goods and groceries. Ga
Monosy morning, the -7h inst, between AMI ocpck,
she struck log rt Cowpen Point five miles above Nrcl.
e. and sunk in less then five minutes. The boat and
cargo are a total loss. There passengers on
board Seventeen lives lost, viz the mate negro
woman belonging 70 Mr. Paree and fifteen deck haais
and fIemen. y. ". fIcayune %ysh March
HrAyy RonBEEY.-7E Tie Mqr,iasbarg VA Rspqjlicag
srtes that Mr. b. T. Boyd OF that town was fex days
since robbed OF -, 900 in Baltimore. Re wen, down 10
The night train purchase his spring supply OF goods lie
a, ed there in the morning in possession OF his money
but SITTER leaving the discovered that hs cloth
ing had been and bis pocket booz containing the sl
mentioned, taken from q side pocket
DESTRUCTIVE FIRF-Ihe large wooden building Of
Smith, Richardson 4 Co, known as the Auburn Steam
Fore Building situated Owssco Outlet, little west OF
the Gas Works destroyed by fire yesterday lSintly)
morning There insurance of $1,000 the build
il z and machinery, which were worth $1,000.
fAnburn Adysrser April }
THE C.x,DA NAL RoUrE-It gives extreme graft
fcson 10 Re able to that the arrangements for
carving the mails through Canada have at last beon
peted. The Hon Charles T. S,unr has written letter
10 Mr. Daniel Munger Esq OF This city informing him Of
the fact ard al that the latter had been appointed the
upe nd the transmission OF the mails through
the provinces. detroit Advertiser.