New-York tribune., 1841-06-25
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NEw-YoRK, FRDAr. JUNE %, l8i.


NEw-YoRK, FRIDAY. JUNE %, l81
Tnl GUARD STEAM PAcxErs.-We learn from The / o.
m Patriot ,ha; he establishment OF this line OF steam PACK
IT., for the conveyance of passengers and mails mas
most successful concern both it. branches he prom
from passengers n addition the compensation
from the British Government for the conveyance oil '
must make the undertaking very good enc TOT INT
tors and the e.eaue derived from the mail mas ea
10 the Government it stated net profit OF $4,000
place Of an expen.e of 900 per an"am when was ~
CURED in the support Of the old HaaS and amouh acNe'
line, beyond the yyaol- receipts for postage
9: o...-r,s vicinity of Belletou,anc, Ohio,
:.ad 80 ,h 7o.s inst. BY thunderstorm, accom-
lid >, . b;r wind much rain and considerable hail
NJ Hcyclo in Unen township while in the act of closing
snc of her windows struck BY lightning and severely
hut not fatally Injured Her shoes from her ;ee
Several sheep kled and many shivered by the
huid
LARGE SPRlSG.-The Gas Company OF he Northern LIB
critics at Philadelphia while cxcavatng for large tank in
ta, city, discovered day since, spring, which Is
probably no, exccled By any other the country for depth
and size The water has a dsagrccabc taste
TrnrERAycE-The Temperance is making rapid
progress in Pit;spurg Pa. Three meetings lately held
there at which hundred and seventy persons signed the
pledge of total abstinence At Schenectady more than eight
hundred persons taken the pledge This reformation
is principally brought about through the agency OF the Re
formed Drunkarls from Baltimore
ne On the arrival Of the steamboat Troy from this city
Albany on Monday evening, Hugh Torrance, city
in attempting 20 Jump from the dock board the boat struck
,oins the guard and fell head the river Be
fore he could bo reco,cred he iee-s.
" The story d., a Great robbery in Ncw-Havcn which the
Herald issued aa z;ra to ann.uncc and which cir
cua,ug in the country papers, pronounced utterly false by
the New. Haven og.nals
" Messrs Wright and Pollard are addressing crowded
audiences Troy the desruda,ions of Intemperance
DRrADrur Sczyr.-Thc Baltimore Clipper gives the fol-
lowing letter dated Tallahassee, June OH.
1t gives terrible picture of the crociics OF Indian warfare
" About four weeks since, passing from Santa
Pctrc village 90 miles from Tallahassee. where reside
saw an old acquaintance of mine from Alabama by the
of Livingston horribly muiilatcd by the Indians His
eyes p!uckcd his cars, nose, and both hands
cut off He really the awful looking object
behold Those who live in your country may talk ofthe
ending but here their opinions would change
There of such tInst may last, from present
appearance for twenty years The bilious and congstivc
fcyer have ragged considerable in this place
MANY persons have died. Our you may be are
have been the theatres of deep dark AID bloody
dies morals indeed of One thing, however,
We need s;ayc, have plenty of fish, game oevery
description, and vegetables in abundance These cverast
ing fevers, fear, vii! long continue mldcw
huuanh happiness this region
HonRrpLr-The St Louis Gazette of the 18th instant
says: 1--WE told that large quantity of
the the City Water Works this morning.
1t frightu think that have among any beings
human form capable OF such an act
The above has eye in almost exchange pa
per have opened for several days. Had those who first
,oped from the St taken the trouble look
INTO the Republican of Ae date, they would have
hat there the slightest truth in the report great
of vrtuous Indignation might thus have been saved
REMAlSs OF GsS. H,RRrsoN.--Thc Lebanon Star con-
the following from the letter Of friend North
Bend
81 am at present engaged preparing putting
der the mound burial place for the reception of the Gen
eral 1t is very elevated spot short distance OF the
dwelling house and opposite the mouth of the tunnel OF the
Whitewater Canal, afording very fine view of the Ohio
River We are building vault the top OF the mound
clearing OFF the underground leaving only few scattering
r,----itrciny S,," PLAN, Though and sub
statial fence harmonznS this particular with the life and
character of him who is rcposc within its pale think 1t
quite likely the funeral will take place the dh OF July OF
the day that may be kept national anniversary To" the
zh comes Sunday O the Tune however the committee
will make Il public announcement
SLAVE TR,pE-Thc Courier Gree publishes decree,
signed by King Ohio tohidding, under penalties
of his subjects bc concerned in the traffic in slaves let
ter Turns the LIST instant that the Bcy
at the recommendation of the British Con>ulC'encra, Sn
Thomas Rcade has decrced the abolition OF the slave adc
within his domiuons He had himself the example by
giving liberty all his slaves and promised to put a."
end Ar farther importation and expectation in the Re
scncy.
Gin lntcl!igcnrc.
Reported he New York Tribune