New-York tribune., 1841-06-30

found AID expressed the intention of drowning herself
The children were found laid and protected by some
boughs to shade their As nothing has yet been heard
OF the unhappy mother supposed that she put her hTea
into execution.
SHIT FEvER-We learn, says the United States Gazette,
that the ship Columbia from Londonderry, with number
OF passengers has detained The Lazatcto
OF the existence on board the ship fever. Two three
of the passengers rad died while the passage. and
twelve o. thirteen mere are now lying H.
RsFoRu-We published some week. since an account OF
an alav in Baltimore in which one Francis Walker
killed v blow from Andrew Freeburger the latter being
under the influence OF liquor Inc tine. He had his trial
few day. since and was acquitted The thin. he did
after hi. release was to ign the pledge of total abstinence.
AcclDEsr-The Philadelphia Public Ledger says that
Messrs Hubley Keye. Hufnage and Conner all of them
connected with the Board of State Canal Commissioners,
were riding in carriage from Eas,on Bethlehem the
front axetrce broke and the horses turousy for
distance They were all considerably though fatally
injured.
AcoIDExr.-A man named Chauncey Burns nstanta-
neouslv Killed at Spring Brook small settlement Au
rora in Erie county, on the lth inst. )! falling
!
and four children On the day another person net
similar fate at Golden.
RAILROAD AcclDEyr-On Monday the 2lst an Engine
on the Georgia Railroad thrown of the track by the
projection bar of iron ard the Engineer. Mr. John
Smith, and negro boy belonging the Company crush
ed to death by the engine rolled down. The passcn
gers were uninjured the did not off.
SERIOUS AccrpGyr.-Mr. Joseph Stanford in blasting
rock alone in quarry Camden Me- the afternoon
of the oath severely injured having his skull fractured
and wounded many places. As he found insensible
the quarry morning the particulars of the accident
are not fully known Faint hopes entertained of MS
covcry.
u Dr. Hough at New-Oreans has been found guilty
the second cosn of his Indictment charging him with having
attempted commit a criminal outrage the person of
little girl II years of age The punishment years
imprisonment in the Penlentary.
o. A Mr.. Wren, oycrseer Of plantation near Grand
Gulf Miss disappeared mystcrouly few days since and
has not yet heard Of 1t supposed that he
dcrcd ofhis negroes Three of them have been
rested on suspicion
~ There was received for tolls all the Canals of this
State during the third week in June l84l s57 OS4 98 for
the same time in 1910. s52,348 81 Increase in 1871,
si,73G Il.
70 The Philadelphia Inquirer says that Capt Harris, of
the William Brown SAYS that there board
that vessel named John Messcr The like
John Miller
1D7 John G. Shulz, merchant Iatan Platte County,
No. accidentally shot himself few days since He
sill alive the last bt there hope Of his
recovery.
u On the night of Sunday week. Newark, Ohio Mrs.
Kctchum daughter of Mr.. Edward Thomas instantly
killed by the accidental dchargc of gun the hands
her brother John II. Thomas lad "f II.
0' A huge beast of a negro Friday last attempted a
criminal outrage tho person of Germaa Girl in Geld
near Baltimore She fortunately rescued by per-
sons attracted to the spot by her outcros.
20 The building occupied as grocery and shoe store
by Mr.. NJ. W Pierce, Bristol, R. L. took fire the 25th
and considerably injured.
e \ negro from this city arrested at Haven
on Saturday last charged with stealing
in that city 1t was found in his trunk.
Az APPALLING ScExE-AlVdng to the arrival of ship
load of emsrnnis that port the Baltimore Clippers says
The healthy the sick the dying and dead
scd and great distress consequently experienced
On arriving the quarantine ground every effort made
for the relief at the sick by the port physician but having
HOSPITAL in which he could place them, believe they
removed TO another vessel
q The case of Curry and others vs. the ship Gauges and
cargo decided at Fey West the 18TH and settled
Thirtyve per dccreed salvage upon the ship
and cargo after the deduction of and expenses that
upon the cargo be paid II cargo. The ship sold
der the decree of the Court, and brought 1882. The
whole ship and cargo estimated be worth here liz
tie than $4,000 and the salvage about $4,000.
Half the shares Of eight of the of wrecking
sells forfeited amounting about $500, and restored
to the captain Of the ship. (Com. Adv.
GREAT SxAKE SToRY.-The Louisville Journal contains
the following singular Snake story; " A wealthy farmer
named Field near Bar.istown Ky few days since
sulphur spring upon his farm, where he found of his
neishbors who pointed him hoeino which they had
Just seen a grounding RUIZ Mr. Field thrust hi.
the hole and eizing what he supposed be the
grnundhag drew when il proved 90 be tremendou