New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
ACCIDENT os THE RlrER.-As the steamboat

ACCIDENT oy THE REvER--As the steamboat
Albany vas coming down yesterday afternoon nc1
connecting rod parted and lie; tie Pis,en down
with great force. also bursting the cylinder Part
of the machinery tore up tie deck near the
pilot house. the Pilot Engineer and one Of TIE
passengers narrowly escaping. Tie boat was, OF
course disabled and the Highlander brought TO
this city her passengers from about miles above
Newbur-h. where the accident occurred
C The MEcHAytcs' FAIR, at Faneuil Hall,
B.s,os is attracting great attention IL thai ci'g-
On Wednesday, the crowd of visiteTs Is SAID to
have numbered a, least eigh, thousand. The
Courier SAY. tina: the exhibition OF machinery Is
below tha, OF former years. 'houghn other respects
the Exhibition is fully equal 20 those that have pre-
ceded i.
l1- Among The balances OF depOsites unclaimed
which are advertised as remaining for ;~o years
pa,, in the Mechanics Bank OF til. city is one of
= 600 20 the credi, OF John II. Havens, ose Of
$50 20 tina, OF Nicholas Hay, $500 to James De-
voc. and $50 TO ths; OF Samuel Swar:wout, Col
lsc,or."-We believe Samuel is JUS, now in wan;
Of ,ba; same: If not Uncle San, would have 10
objection taking 1t.
u Is will be seen by reference to our Ship
News. considerable of inc cargo of the Florida has
been picked up by vessels cruising about the
wreck.
u During the week ending Sept ll,h, there
were 1914 deaths at Ncw-Oreaus from yellow
fever. On the llta there were %.
e The dead body Of George Nin has been
found in the woods about four miles from Albany
Tr1tsr6RN The iir-. SSeli Missionary TO Iapland
BY GsogeE ScorT }. :. Taylor, lbs Nassau sieei.
This is the title of AZ interesting little yolame
by the we'll known Swedish Missionary who has
been among Us for some months past. 1t contains
an appendix embodying much valuable ini,rma-
ton concerning the Stockholm Mission.
BLAcKwooo's EprvEUScH M,c.z;ve. Aneric,n Edition
Vol. Nil. September ISL. JENNA W. Mason
The number of MAGA' for the current month
is unusually interesting and valuable. Its best
literary articles are those entitled The World Of
London, Chapter of Turkish History, Biron
and the Ba,,ile,' Nicholas Dunks,' an amusing
tale. The Picture of Danac, Play from the
German, The Fowler, fine Poem by Delta, &c.
Two or three spirited political papers are included
with lively Tor Song of rejoicing.
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GnAH.M's Lays Asp GesrLkmA~s M.cAzixr. No.
CLXI. October i5il. ISRAEL Post, ss Bowery
Two beautiful eagravings, entitled Brother and
Sister and the Descen, into the VALLEY OF Wyo-
ming the former mczzotnto, and the latter a
line engraving from two of our best artists, with
the Monthly Fashions steel, and a fine plate of
Colured Flowers form the embellishments and not
the least attractive features Of the present number of
this widely known magazine. Its literary contents
are b. some Of our most popular writers, among
whom are Prof Ingrabam, T S. Fay, H.W. Herbert,
Grcnyille Mellen, and Z. A. Poe. The notices Of
new books are forcibly written. James's New
Regime and Buckinsham's America are very
severely reviewed
The wAvERLsY NOVELS. Cheap Edition. No XVI
Israel Post, eS Bosc
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/ No XVI Israel Post, IS Bowery
The latest issue of Mr.. Posts cheap edition of
the Waverlcy novels contains that spirited and
most interesting tale Q lentn Durward. The
whole work is now abou, tyo.;hrds finished, and
its subscribers will soon have the whole valuable
series complete for -,ipc dollars. The present
number of Theirs completes Vol l., and contains
"A title page, index and finely engraved plate, re-
presenting Louis XVI. before the Convention
AcciDESr AND Loss or LlFE--Ihe steam
boat Belle, on her passage down from Haven,
about . o'clock Thursday morning, ran over Il
small soop-beat under way. Onc person was
! heard to cry out. As the boat WIS seen
from the steamer, the engine stopped, hut It
was too late. She was backed to the sai!-boat,
/ (havng passed over hcrl but no person was seen
/ OF course the person or persons on board mad
pcr-shed lJour OF commerce
ia few year. ago when fine article Of shaving soap
was anting no thought OF purchasing any thing
was manufactured outside OF the walls Of Paris Latter
w. however the New York manufacturers TO have
succeeded producing soaps which not surpassed by
aun of the French chemist. We led make these
remarks from having recently tested the properties of
Pco~i,'s Camqhor Soap an .rucl. which only pro-
duec- uc ,ther bu; which f. and particularly Plea
SAINT and grateful
S,xArocA USIos SrRiSes-By ad ertiscmen, which
viii be found in another column Of this paper. will