New-York tribune., 1841-07-26


nap and in order De Of The reach of disturb
ance selected tobacco press for his bed
He snoring fine rate, when one OF he
workman wishing press tobacco threw INTO me
box and began away Just the operation be-
gan to take effect he was agh,ed from his task BY veil
of than Satan. howl The apparatus was IN
screwed and the awakened sleeper made haste from Its
presence.
READlsG PoTrsvILE RAILRoAD.-The deep cut
on this Railroad believed 10 be the greatest work Penn
syyana, is completed and the track has been laid
The cut is ortv-sx feet deep and $500 length through
solid lime rock of the hardest kind 1t is believed that the
road will be completed from Reading Por, Clinton BY
November and that large quantities OF coal will then
be transported by that route TO Philadelphia
Nrw.YoRx CAyA1s-44 200 barrels of Flour and 1899
bushels of Wheat were delivered the Erie Canal this
end during the third July The tolls collected at
Albany were s. 36G 81 las, year $3.50 10: increase
sl,ol6 II.
The ILLINOIS CAsAI.-The Canal between Ottowa and !
Peru said TO be progressing with considerable rapidly
Tho basin at Ottowa splendid work. and will sooh be
finished The whole will be done this season
and the water probably be let in next spring
MoRE MoE LAw-The Office of the Illinois Star, at
Rockford was entered few nights since, and the type
thrown pi The editor of the paper had condemned the
summary execution of the horse thieves in that region The
people therefore exercised little their sovereignty
hin for presurning express his honest opinions
PRoGRrss OF THE CANINE WAR-Durng the pas, week
Mr. Ferdon and his killed loo dogs Of which
mad In the previous week las dogs killed making with
the Goa previously destroyed 9l2 dogs ked during the seven
weeks the officers been employed Last week Two mad
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rous swine swapping every thing their path Children
were chased by them but happily escaped The dogs were
not killed having eladed the vigilance Of their Pursuers
man vas severely bitten by dog rabd in a2d street. near
the Eas, River his leg being terribly and manged The
animal was killed by some of Mr. Ferdons men.
CITY Prison Sr.rIsr1cs-Durng the past week ending on
Saturday morrng there received into the City Prison l2o
white men 65 white women black and II black women
total 900 During period there discharged
1877 white men white 90 black men. and s black
wsmen:-toa 243 Remaining in prison 95 white men, 20
white women black and black women total remain.
ing 1873.
% The sunerb steamboat Cleveland leaves Buffalo Au-
gust 10th on pleasure excursion Boy, Aacknaw
Sou ST, Marie and the Mantou lshnds-n short all around
the Great up the foot of old Father Superior De-
cious travelling the thong that somebody will ENJOY all
this gives us cooling sensation though the temperature OF
our sweltering den must be over 100.
ue The Jail at Quincy Ill., was entered by false keys
the night of t but although after getting through the
outer door one of the doors opened by saving
thick bolt the other resisted every ef.r and the burglars
were forced to leave their companions in whose welfare they
felt such all interest. in prison.
" Mr. William H. Lipscomb and three negroes were
killed BY lightning in Pittsyvana county, Va on the 7h
instant They had been work in tobacco field, and see
ing cloud arise they took shelter under poplar where
they were visited by death III tho manner stated
U An ARRAY took place in Earnest Town, /. Canada on
the 9th inst in whick man named Patrick Nolan was
killed The Kingston Herald that Chaterson, the one
chiefly concerned his MURDER has mado his escape to the
States
~ greenhorn who fell in company with actor and
actress travelling very aectionate intimacy on pleasure
excursion reported that they married! and caused
quite buzz tho newspapers Did nj he deserve the laugh
tina, was raised at his simplicity
NJ The Ex- olector of Customs Boston as Chairman
# the Loco State Committee gives notice of State Conven
ton at Worcester the st of September 10 nominate Mar
Gus Morton for Governor again Is that joke growing
stne7
R Mr. James Smith of Pressure Isle, T. c. crossed Lake
Ontario from hat place the Geneee rivera distance OF
seventy miles-in small skf which he rowcd the whole
distance in twenty hours
~ The steamboat Milwaukee recently stolen from But
ialo has arrived at Milwaukee II IS said she was taken
away by Messrs. Juneau & Walker of that city to secure
them for money they had invested in her while building
e A gentleman left Cleveland, Ohio, on the evening OF
tho 7b inst, and arrived in New Haven Conn. the 10TH
having travelled 500 miles in &c hours Including hours de-
ten,on on the wey.
% The arguments before the Ecclesiastical Council at
Boston in the case of Rev. Mr. Perpont closed on Fri
day The Post that the decision cannot be expected
considerable time
u Mrs Elizabeth White in Scaudar, Westchester Co.
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