The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-30
Home Department-pomesti Intelligence
-Accidenia. &c. &c.

CIVILIZATION Mr.. Adamss Amlssd Negroes
have turned ont very badly after all. Clnque' 10
show that he prohted by the plous instfneuoIh - ~.
celved here, has married IN Africa nan AZ, . - 80
wives, and taken TO rum and tobacco W.. lie anu
women" will be the ruin of that convert sure
CovcILIArIoN ~ AxADA-The son OF the famous
L. j. PdpIueau, the Canadian PatIi9l, las $500,
returned 10 the Provincial Parliament Tor tue county
of Ottawa Montreal and Toronto papers anticipate
the speedy recall Of his father from e1le nus s,ep
would tend greatly 10 concllate the fIehcn PoPuid-
non of The Province with when Paplneau has
great Influence
GrNs RrcovERED.-The Plctou Farmer says that
The schooner William Sprague, Captain Lyons, ar
rived IN port sunday evening, with the remainder
Of the guns thrown overheard from II NJ ship Ma
la}ar. AZ Cape Bear, P z. J.. in the fall of '3s -
Eighteen of the guns raised last year, and mt
10 Halifax. Those now on board the VIM. Sprague,
consisting OF IL ihlrty-two Founders, and twelve
FOUNDERS, together with about 10 tons OF shot, will
he taken to Halifax Immediately, in that vessel
These guns have been raised in three iathoms of
water, by means OF Mr.. Fraser's lately invented
diving bell.
PEACH CRoP.-The Peach orcharding in Gouces-
ter and the adjoining counties of Burlington and Sa-
lem, yves, Jersey,) which in former years furnish
ed m. crack article for the city epicures, has totally
failed, and the farmers, according TO the Camden
Mal, have been compelled, after repeated failures,
TO abandon the cultivation.
WISCONSIN COPPER. The Mineral Point Free
Press says that about $4,000 pounds of copper have
been shipped to market. which has been sold to
great advantage. lhls ore Is very valuable, con-
tanning from y TO 10 per cent OF pure copper.
TANNING HORSES. The tanning of horses by
breathing IN their nostrs, seems 10 he gaining
friends. Mr. d ivld Clayton, of Tyrrel county, hav-
Ing seen an article IN our paper, stating that hcrses
had been rendered gentle by bre athlng their
trlls determined to try it on young mule belong
ing 10 nm, who would suffer person to handle
him. Mr.. c. fastened him IN the stable, and, after
considerable trouble succeeded in breathing seve raj
times in his nostrils Before he left the stable the
mule 5ecame gentle, and would stand still and suffer
himself 10 be rubbed, and would nose and smell
around hlm. He followed Mr.. c. out of the stable
around the yard and wanted 20 go into the house,
We advise our friends who have colts to break, 10
ny the experimental II does good II can GER
tsiny DO no harm -Nepbern IN c. Advocate
MURDER. IN CANApA.--CHURcu
BURNr-Nc. gentlemin who has just reached
Rochester from st Catharines, Upper Canada, in
forms US that there was another outbreak OF the
'nobs az that place on Tuesday night, Aug. 23-
during which, the Catholic church was burnt, the
outrdges perp strated Ca the following night, there
was another mob near Alensbury. in which one
man was killed, ani several badly wounded - On
Monday ami Tue day nights, there were riots at
Broad Creek, which, ike the others, were all on the
llne OF the WpllAnd G mal-though there are DIFF
tsren, c9uss5 for the outbreaks. At Broad Creek
tnr,e ma were killed. and many seriously woun-
A; ST. Cathlrae's, the causes OF trouble are want
OF labor ami tood-hundreds aye perhaps near two
thousand ldoorers having thronged thIher tor work,
many alter beng discharged from the suspended
works in the United States
But at the other places, the causes are different
tle teud lying between the "Corkonians'' and the
Connaught-men'- as different parties of the Irish
laborers term themselves-such as prevailed on the
Genesee Canal IN this State, &c. Some of the
British Military were in the vicinity but the civil
authorities do not like TO employ them in queiug
the riots. 1t is awful state of things-produced
by combination of causes-starvaton, sectarian
bigotry, local fends &c.
-. Calharine's is about sixteen miles from Ma.
cara River