New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-26
srsorsHssxA AND DELAwARr R.IInosD.-The

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led that the road can be put IN operation Tor about
the sum of $4,000, and those who are acquant-
ed with the almost boundiess extent OF the Cher
~, Pine, Spruce, Ash, Map and Beach TIM
bers lying on and around the summit which d.
vides the waters OF the SusguehaDna from the
Delaware, feel quite confident that the road viii
pay for itself in two years The completion OF
this first section OF the road viii be manly bene-
ficia TO Piiladeiphia. but if it IS extended beyond
the tunber INTO the extensive Coal beds. a few
miles beyond the city Of New-York Will be sup
Piled, In part at least, through new channel,
with this important article Of frel. There never
was more favorable time Tor pushing this I'M
portant improvement to completion.
FRoM HoSDuRAs.-Belizc papers to the 23i.
nit have been received al New Orleans. Civiliza-
ton seems TO be fast raisg that small nation TO a
level with her more powerful neighbors. as we see
it stated that the fashion oil canag neHtters OF
the Legislature has been already introduced, and
one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court has rem
dered himself famous By insulting Juror. Not
wi,hstanding these symptoms OF Progress the
mahogany trade Is dull and Belize is going TO de-
cav Steamers are to be sent there monthly from
Havana hereafter, by the ROYAL Mail Steam
Packet Company.
EFFECTS OF THE EAR7HouAKr.-A correspond
ert OF the y. O. Tropic writing from Havana.
says that the Island Of Martinique has changed
IFS Level; on the northern side itistwottet higher
above high watermarls than formerly; on the Ice
side il is sunk two feet. All the houses have an
inclination from perpendicular. In Antigua a
large mountain has been rent asunder, leaving a
fissrlre in il Of one mile and hall in extent, -
feet deep, and 81 feet in brea1tb. Il IS Impossible
TO savethe sugar crops, as the mills are 50 broken
that they cannot be repaired IN imcto grind corn
IL The frcshet in Pennsylvania has been very
extensive and very disastrous Navigation on
the North Branch canal viii be considerably de
laycd by breach at Danvi!lc where the water IS
higher than was ever before known in that sec
ton. A, Sunbury about 60 feet Of the cml'ank-
mcnt was swept away, and several families were
compelled 10 leave their houses. child OF Mr.
John Shipe Of that place, fell into the stream and
was drowned AT least three miles Of the banks
of the canal between Northumberland and Liver
pool have been swept away, according TO the
Lycoming Gazette.
T." The Courier contains the announcement OF
the following extraordinary marriage:
''On Thursday April l3ih married at Wilkes Co.
n T., by Elder Coleby Sparks oil the Baptist Church,
M,ss' cIiA>'' aud EI, The Sitmsse t"' Di1'heis Il"
Misses Sarah and Adainc daughter. Of Af David leates
Of " likes Co, y. G.
We have no doubt this is true-but 1t IS most
infamous and indecent outrage, equally dSgraceinI
to all in any way concerned
u The case of the Roman Catholic Priest,
Wicn2nyfln, indicted for committing horrible
outrage on Mrs. Schma came up for trial in the
Evansville la Circuit Court The jury could
not agree eleven being for his conviction, and one
for his acqu,tal. The jury were out p hours
He gave bail for his appearance al the next term
OF the Circuit Court, in the sum Of $1,000.
u \ subscription has been opened al Boston
and is rapidly filling pp, to Obtain funds for pro-
curing service ofplaie or some other appropriate
testimonial OF respect to Com. Mackenzie The
subscription is limited to one dollar, and several
hundred names have already been obtained.
II Persons from Canada informed The editor
6f the Rochester Post that there had been quite a
food in the streams that empty into Lake Onta-
RIO near Toronto The Humber, nine miles from
that city, carried away four of lis bridges, and at
one of them :; man lost his life
IL \ son of DR.. William y Green, aged about
eight wears, at Columbus, Ark, some days since
iel! INTO the mouth OF a lime kiln and was soon
burned 10 death. He was seen 10 fall IN, but
rescue was impossible.
IL The ship lnez, about whose fate there has
been some apprehension, arrived in Boston harbor
on Saturday IN safety She was supplied with
two men from the brig Taslsar and 'c in with
the pilot boat Belle off Cape Cod-irom which
vessel she received full crew and pilot.
a. Aaron Bachelor, convicted at Providence,
K. /. OF the murder of his wife, has been SEN
fenced 10 be hung in August next. y strong CT
fort viii be made TO procure commutauon OF
the punishment on the ground that the crime was
committed while he was intoxicated.
Il Strawberries have made their appearance
IN the New Orleans and Mobile markets. They
are said 10 be nearly month behind Their usual
time.
II Mr. Theodore Park. while bringing a
loaded boat down owego Greek few days
since, accidentally fell overheard, and was
drowned
L The ram OF Saturday in Baltimore, de-
posted over the surface OF the Earth quite film
of Sulphrr