The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-23
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JAM.eA-By the orb from Kingston, we have received
files of the Journal anA Standard to the SOth August @
Journal that two smart shocks OF earthqnsAe W.
te in Kingston ON the evening OF the ?oIh :, 'ssrad
also felt spanish Town at the same time IL - o
that the great heat of the weather rec entity h
the West Indies forbodes severe earthquakes VI neaNy
weather during the rainy Observation-Disclosures .im"'ea"'
Sept Is.
Tar AryAtR At KrrsyILLE.-The Keesvile Republican
Of wednesday gives The lolow ing, ia 20, a. ao
the affecting disaster az that Piace as NOT
certainly known than nine individuals are lost
hut of that number have the Names as follows "A
Son of Richard ~ Peabody of Martin Pope Keesvle
Blake French boy Robert Miller Elah Beach, jr., The
odore a colored boy Jusus Jock Ira Misner, Edward
- a Frenchmsn. suspicionsare afoat with regard
IN several other individuals and the time
going to press all oil those persons are not accounted for
Robert Miller named above lost by the capszing
ola in e'ortto take three from the chain
oae Of those only escaped, Mr. Clark Of Cntonville
who held the other two, Theodore and Msner, for
hour but was finally compelled to abandon them to their
fate.
NoRwEai,Ss WIscoNsN.-The Chesapeake landed
on Monday morning, two hundred and FIVE Norwegian
Emigrans, They are all in good health and much
rcoced to think they have got the of their journey
They IL settle in the Norwegian neighborhood in the
south part of the county We learn that about Ave hun
dred more will be along during the season.Mipaukie
Courier.
LAsr LrSK.-In about sixty days the link of Railroad
from Fredericksburg to the Potomac, which has been
long wanting will be supplied and travellers will be
aiTaod the "nine miles, which have heretofore
been the errors of all way farers in half hour and in
comfortable cars-Petersburg hteiigencer, Sept 20.
Two MORE STEAMBOATS, Losr.-Yesterdays Mail Boat
from Louisville, brought the of the loss of two
steamboats,, the Mentor New Orleans both
ged the place. Goose Island just above Commerce.
he Mississippi about % miles above the mouth OF the
Ohio. Loss about $4,000.
ANorHER RoGuE C,UGHr-A fellow by the name of
Wm Sawtol stole clothing to the amount of $3.50 from
Mr.. WIN Mdmore Of New York city, few days since,
and came to this city on Monday. Information given
police officers and yesterday the thief arrest
ed in this city by Constable Wakely He conseated to
return 10 New York, without waiting for requston
fro Gov. Seward, and he taken down in the boat
last night.-New HaUcn Palladium
DEsrRuorIvE FiREThe extensive eper.mill at Crock
erville in Fitchburg Mass owned by Croker Vnton
entirely destroyed by fire Thursday morning, to-
gether with sorehouse nearly full Of stock dwelling
house the mill also considerably damaged The
whole amount of property destroyed is estimated at Sl2
600: insured for S. 500 The whole establishment will be
nearly an entire loss.
IoSThe corvette St. Louis, which arrived at
Norfolk the 10th inst had been absent from the United
States three years and 10 days. during which time she
sailed upwards of $4,000 geographical miles. She left
Valparaiso the 9th Of June and arrived at Rio Janeo
2Sth July-a remarkably short passage