New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-11

Fsoy B,RBADoEs.-Wc have n Bridgc;o"n
Bsrbadian of June ., containing later ad'ic''
fam D.merara. Greu ada, -. Vincent and Other
colonies.
/ The B,rbadan speaks well Of the agricultural
prospects: the crop ct sugar J., much larger than
81 been expected and II was thought That some
If the island .hp. would carry t. In. and "a thru
/ c,rro. No RAIN hal fallen. however, since n,
/ l7th. and tn. plants were dropping sadly. tced
cf all s,nd.. animal a. well n vegetable, was
abundan sheep. especially, were extremely nu-
merous. and the mutton very ine
Ia steamer Clydc, from England. arrived Oh
the 23d.
| Extracts from Dcnear- papers teen, Is usual
/ wiki complaint. 1t .lcIent revenue and e>c'sN'e
cxperditur--of Government Job. and declining
'rade--of iaihn. means ard growing taxation. -
/ They r. oice. however in favorable we.iher and
/ ,oiela5ir crops.
| The British bark Oron;c-, from Newcastle VITA
n cargo Of coal, tor the mail steamships, was
wrecked on the Grampusses. near Grenada 90
/ the 9Th OF June. The hui. bad been sold tor ~
! Cargo n total loss. The Orontes sailed from
/ Newcastle in Ianuary-spruus a. lcak-put INTO
| Aberdcen-sa,d arain--anothcr lcaA-tnd pui
/ back to Dundee-ii,chargin and rc.oadlng at
! both places.
A smart shock Of earthquake was felt at GreH4-
Ia on the oh.
In Trinidad. in May and the early part of june
nuch rain fell. almost putting an end 10 sugar
making. The crop Was expected 20 iaiI niue"
short. lCom. Adv
Co~e9RD RAuRo,p.-Ths work J. now COM
plr,cd ~ farms Manchester, y II and the cars com
mcnc,r their regular trips YESTERDAY. / nda., july
! I. 10 that place Ii will BE completed IN few
weeks 10 Hook.ei, aud in the course ct the sum
r,er 10 Concord This w-rS has been constructed
under the direction If Mr.. " :. Whi'weIl. Chief
Engineer. and 1t lulY sls;ains hi high reputation
f,r skill in projection and c0ciency IN execution
The br;d,c acros, the Ncuimack Iiycr ~ Cote
falls in Bedford. : one of the finest specimens ~
.tone-masonry W. hive ever secn. 1t spans the
t river ~ the inls and the piers arc constructed
uoon solid rock which was blown and cut away,
% ~ TO form part OF she piers. To DO ;hi-. u
VIZ. NECESSARY - build extensive Golfer dams, hut
DO Is done ion manner which WI. defy alike i"r
vave. of the Mcrrmacs, and time it,eli. almost
The top Of the bridge - built upon Iowue Vian'
and though in instance the span :. 40 irc' ~
j. 80 firmly constructed be fully equal To the
great burden which ], 10 be pat II. y. H. lei
ES1rrPrrsy.-A friend in The interior Of lndi-
ana ha- given us account of an operation in mat
quartsr. which show. that some things can be
done as well as others ~hen enterprise, industry
agd perseverance, are brought II bear. &c Oar old
acquantancc Mr.. -, failed IN LAweil. Mass
three wears since and gave up ail hiS property.
Is lie was known TO be mnn ct integrity aud ~
du.trious habits. his creditors loaned INN "A small
,im with which 10 begin tie world anew az TIE
Wet He invested the bulk of this sum in Lo-
well Cacoes, brought them to the intoriorot thu
State. where he sold them ~ leo per cent profit,
eel lii ar :
cents per rou,d. which re had pulycrzed IN
common horse mill, and took with MIN to Boston
where he sold hi, whsle adventure At - cents per
pound. cash. This cnablcd him to enlarge h'
business, having previously contracted, at various
Eastern cities for large qgsnitios oi slippery elm
bark. ginseng. yellew root, bceswaX. ~. at prices
which afford him large prsht. He has now seven
tons Of the former article ready for shipment 10 the
East. Al 3 cents pound individuals IN thu
,fuartcr where the tree abagnds, make be-
tween one md two collars dny in gathering and
driving the bark Cincinnati Republican.
BlsHor SouLz.-Many Of our readers will be
pleased 10 learn that letters have been received
from tie venerable Bishop. written on Bic nIuyai
M Liverpool. June l., after pas,agc OF thirty
t,ur DAVIS from New.York he writes that his
health had been Greatly benefited by The voyage
and that it was then better than It had been Tor
years before.
GAngLYRs The First Municipality 81 New
Orleans Ina, passed an ordinance imposing a TAX
or license OF $4,000 per annum IN the NeePer' OF
al games Of GRIPS, AID $4,000 on all game oi
Keno. within the limits of the MunlciPnitt. II
a.-o provides for !inc of 800 day on the par
ties ior their neglect to take out such license
NLw-YoRK DAILY TRisuSr.--A few copies of the hrst
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