New-York tribune., 1841-07-12


coynyRc,,1 onDEn-A decree has been issued by the
Government of Peru prohibiting all vessels coming from
foro;g, country from touching any of the minor poaor
cove of the Republic including all those en- the coast winch
r, reela ports Of entry under penalty Of $1,000 pay
e lv the Captain in favor of the iniormants j any per
son or goods are proved have been landed the vessel shall
he coniscoted and the Captain will e liable to criminal
prosecution.
sroRu.-The Yalobusha (N1is Reporter tha; Sc
we're recent, passed Grenada doing considerable
damage At the farm of Mr.. Harris, three miles south 1i
Grenada clubhouse blown down. aud ont of nine ne
grocs who had taken refuge therein were killed instantly
two so badly injured be dcspaed Of and all the rest
except one, more less injured
TERRIBLE HAr1-SroRx.-On the Both Of June. a most
destructive hail storm passed Hancock Factory Village
n H. doing great injury to the corr rye and wheat. and
rRcns serious damage upon the fruit and ether trees
Some of the haoncs measured inches in circumference
U Some persons who we're engaged in firing cannon at
Saybrock Conn on the 5th and being suspicious that the
.harge was not atnmed home ,hcy declined touching OFF
Ar this moment Mr.. W Il. Lynde along and offered
to fire il He applied the match and the instantly
burst breaking his right and driving the ribs Of his night
side into his lungs He survived but about two hours
70 paper-.nanuacurer of Chen, has discovered that
the refuse ends of asparagus make excellent paper
FAILURE OF MAus.-To relieve the Post Office Depart
,nen from cenure for failure Of Mails, the National lnel
gencc states that railroad conveyance quite as liable TO
mhaps az other NODES and that these accidents being
generally published the People are left in ignorance of the
causes of delays
To show SAYS the Intcigcncer how failures OF The NAL
NAV aud do constantly the main lines, state ta
on the Tuscumba railroad (Alabama the mail engine got
off the track on the Nth nit On the next day the mail was
lost v the meeting of engines and trains On the 2iSi on
the .me road the train was detained, ard the mail failed by
accident, 10 meet the cars On the Petersburg railroad the
mail failed going South The I'd june owing to breaking
of r axe of the tender 1t failed going South on the 3Oih
of June bv engine Jeing kror roa tie trGc@ (beore day
lqb by logs OF wood which malicious demon had aid
aero. the road em. Death should he inflicted for this
crime if abolished for all others. Mail failed coming North
on the 9th Of June by wheel n ae baggage car getting
loose 1t failed the 9th ut. coming North, IN const@
ouence of waiting arry Ferry one hour after the sced-
ule time, train from Wilmington not being uf
UrAs1Ax Wryps.-For the last five days VIC have been
suffering under the blast of the Upasan winds They bring
death on their wings and blow from the northeast he
.ky i, clear blue aud hard STEEL the shines with
burning fire. but the winds dry the sn pen up arc the
heats of the BODY and the waarer feels though ne
had been beaten his eyes become nlamcd ard general
assitude peryaes the whole system accompanied by loss OF
ooDc,c and ndpositon action. These pasian winds
are the orcrunner- Of epidemic disease They prepare the
woy and if hcy are shortly driven back by the south
winds the peslcncc will be in the midst Of Us before we
dream of it. lNc"-Orean' lic'' June >'N'