New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-29
the Wigs of tlis City deem II rcOrtk an eff.
VICTORY Is WITHIN THEIR cRisf. Let item !
fal.er when the conflict is upon them

the Wigs of tiis City deem II rcorth an sf,-
VICTORY is @IrHls THEIR eRisf. lie. ,ksn !,
fal.er when the conflict is upon them
More OF THE GALE Is FLoRIpA.-We has.
ceived a slip from the office of the Apslsoh.s
Joarnal, dated or the 9th instant, giving tbe -
lowing additional particulars Of the fearful, j
struc;ive effects of the late gale in Florida:
at becomes our Painful duty TO annou.c. ].
loss of several lives, the information of .,:
came to hand too late for our last number. n.
light-h house Of the East Pass was almos, eo,;,,,
ruined, twenty or thirty feet Of it having ~
down. The lighthouse keeper, Col BabcoeL u
his wife and house, and himself and Young d.,
ter suffered almost incredible hsrdships un,ss
namely rescued BY the steamer General Hars.--.
Capt. H. w. Van Vechten, who with n,,:'
worthy generosity volunteered to 20 to thai, 49,
ance. The sufferers had subsis,ed two dan !
sal, pork, without bread or water, and could (.
survived but short time longer. Col. Ball..
was so oyerjoyed 10 see assistance approses..
that he rushed frantic into the water to raes, :.
grasp the boat set to their assistance Mr. Ia
SON. s,evedore, living on 81. Georses f,I,.s
also lost his wife and two interesting cS;,s,,
and suffered much himself Other familis, ~
residing on the different islands, which hsvs :
We, been heard from. Boats have lef, in ey.rvs
rection to their assistance. We dread the rs,as
DREADFUL AccIpESr.-Mr. Joseph A,;s,..
of Portsmouth on Saturday afternoon las, sIs.;
from stack of butts, which he was coSr;s.,.
protect from the weather, and struck the os,.
part OF his abdomen on the end of the haft 81,
pitehfork which was standing asains, ,be ,,,,
and which passed into his bowels to the ex,rrt |
fourteen inches. Mr.. Anthony was still Alive : i
Monday evening, when we last heard from bs
but we regret to say that no hopes are en,er;,rS
of his recovery. His sufferiugs are rsprcsspsds |
have been extremely excrucia,ipg,
Newport Rhode Islande,
AccIpENT.-The railroad train from The Fast
due here yesterday morning, at o'ceck, did not
arrive until half-paSt IL, having run Of he ,r,.I
near the Ipswich depot, ID consequence Of the
misplacing switch. One Of the cars, We lesru -.
ceived some damage and was slightly bruised
[Salem Register
ACCIDENT Of THE HARLEM Rauaoap--(l
| Tuesday evening, as the last train Of cars fpr
Harlem was opposite l09th street. man NAMED
Decker accidentally fell from the back platform Of
the cur, while the locomotive wesin full speed, !
and had his arm broke, and was otherwise injured.
Mr.. Decker was conveyed 10 the city BY themae
train of cars, and placed under the care ola phps
| clan.
E1RE.-The wool cardng and cloth dressings
adjustment of Demmon & Beckwith,a at BrusS
vile. in the town Of Mount Morris, wasdiscoverd
To he on fire about o'clock in the morning Of h
18th inst. Loss from $4,000 TO $1,000. No insa,
apcc.
~ The New.Orlcans Tropic says Wen
FRET to hear Of an important addition to the Men
can NAVY A letter TO e gentleman in this ely
brought information that the war steamer NOM
yuma, built in England for the Mexican G0yeH
ment, and which was stopped some time since
consequence of the interference OF Gov.- Jams
Hamilton, has been liberated, aad was 70 nan
sailed for Mexico on the Oath of September. lA
formidable vessel is probably now in the e,u. ~
carries 10 Psxhan guns-two 6S.peunden ana |
80 Founders.
p The Iron War Steamer for the Lakes y
rapid progress of construction in tins Guy n'
framework is nearly all up, and good deal Of DIT
sheathing on. Every thing is Of iron. lae a@
pIates, Of which her sheathing il composed are
Of an inch in thickness. Quite number o. la
sons visit the yard daily, which is on Second H@
Liberly. srrrer. It t';,.ahi,rgh Gazette
| AlARMIsu INSTANCE OF WHre HAIlp 70
THE Poor Ut is estimated that the Rsvar'
Bill, lately passed, will give work TO at had
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ThOUSAAD
nsrsons. and the means Of comfortable livehbGd
to abeu. ONE MILLION. And yet Loco'tce'
ism cries out RErEAL REPEAL!
loving letter from the many daily received as conclusive
proof Of the value of their sarsapsrla, o., m
M.,,r, Sands :. Gentlemen tits with The greatest plea,
\ sure and heart flowing with gratitude 81 GOWN 70 GU
dress YOU, to inform you OF my HEALTH when 'dpa ~
proving every day. Those tomenting pains 10 my un
which have followed for nineteen years anu IA ss
which were akiae my lie by inches, tortured aha lsena
10 that degree could sleep any more thaH pr
wrapped in embers with some living efea'o,e ys
desh Not one single night have ever slept y. ~
;ns The whole Of t6at time and wonderful osl 90
20Ih Of October went TO bed al ~ oslock anu M; ts
sleep till morning and have continued 10 evs i'd n,
Ave nighls-the best sleep ever en- yea 70 ny s -,
Sore on INV limbs ARE growing SMALLER and on oseM
there appears be flesh growing Inc %as ,.s
oa'by degrees from my head 10 ny zee, ~ - a,
days since II reached my ictt, ~ 80 w
skin Nothing ever before reached my case u ~ srr
your Sarsa 7arilla 1t continue 70 take am %. nd
all removed tren my feet and ankles WIN ss,, M
want YOU 10 send some more ny ihe neAs S i,n a
Wiilcol Can lind words tel you bow maSn TsdS
debted TO you No, cannot When rnsdI 5ai ,hs Lad
help and friends gave ME up TO de- seel.u r.sy sn
pu IL into the heart Of strangers TO nnd ou M Ssrsr
serd it to me before the lamp went out Iae srs s
saith HE that hath pity upon the poor esuyn ,s,a
+ must close nv letter by subscribing mysea ,o,,,s
Your friend. ASENATH d. Pa oi.L .,sc. /
Prepared sold wholesale and retaa, ans chsaa
Gsni,e Buildings, rs Broadway, corner ca1ss
New York Sold also by A. B. D. Sands ~ ~ M,.sa
ton st.. D. Sands Co. n East Broadway. co''
street Price 81 per hottie: sir hotties tor o.
Nsw.YoRT. oe.abtr Is ! ls sso
| IT Certify that am row using Dr. igMr.r ears
Liverwort from SIS Bowery and tba, il emu. sstscs
my cough pan in the chest, &c: woald giss -. euy