New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25

T,aNUt ID
pss.nrdav afternoon, between and O'Clock,
~ n,os. ut disgraceful and brutal fight came Oft a.
u.wes tavern IN PEBBLES township, near the
n..enaI between two men named James Ryan
"a Michael or Matthias Sleigh. They had been
.u.bs tavern, (but did not get drunk when some
" onarreI was revived and talked Of; becoming
" " hosterous, the landlord ordered them out
Tsov left for the green, a short distance from the
l..se nc where they had a regular "set to-" in
..h;cb RYAN was killed He fell at the second
,lov. Three physicians were Immediately called
-, copld do nothing. The Coroner was soon
.apr on the ground, with a Jury, who returned
atbat James Ryan came TO his death by blow
=, blows, struck by Michael Sleigh, alias Mat
as Sleigh, with his fist, inflicted on the side oi
be neck and face, and not otherwise
II appears that Ryan was the aggressor, ne
hsying at every previous opportunity, abused and
;nsulted Sleigh, for what cause we did not learn.
warrant was immediately issued for the arrest
ofSeigh, but he had not been taken on Saturday
evening. flttSourg o'''
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN CANAnA-lhe
Toronto Herald says that the imports from 'lle
United States into the port of Toronto from lne
9Th to the 25th of July, were $50 packages, me
duties on which will amount to between t'oo
and fS00. Some cotton tabncs OF tnc on,'eu
States have been imported, and TINS IS Prooaoly
uade that will increase, unless the frovlnciai
Parliament augment the duty on the present
ntes. The coarser cotton goods OF the United
states are likely to rival the manufactures. Of
Great Britain in this market.
RAILROAD AccIDENTs.--Wc learn from the
Goshen Wing of more accidents on the New
York and Erie Railroad. On Wednesday even
inc, week since, the passenger train ran over
man near Middletown, who was intoxicated and
asleep on the track. 1t scpar.ted his arm from
his body at the shoulder joint and he died next
morning from the wsund
Another accident occurred at Coifeys, we un-
destand, on the same afternoon. A man was
capcht between two trains and considerably in
jmed
THR LATE MADAM BoYER.-Ycster being
,he eighth dav since the death Of Madam Byocr,
high mass was performed by the Rev. MIR. Bout
TO, Vicar Apostolic in the chapel on Beeston-st',
near the parade, to the rituals of the Roman Ca
tholic Church. There was an unusually large
number OF persons present on the occasion, IN
Gliding the late President and his household,
vho it is said, occupied four carriages to convey
them to and from the above place of worship.
Morning Jour. Of Kingston, Aug |.
rF All the three dams on the First River
which were carried away two weeks ago, and
have since been repaired at great expense, were
swept from their foundations again Yesterday
We mean the dams Of the Washington Factory,
the Franklin Factory, and Joralelnon's Factory.
We have not heard from the country around U.S.
but fear that much damage has been done.
Newark Post of yesterday.
G A Baptist clergyman and his wife, who
reside in the vicinity of Boston, have four daugh-
Of the globe-one in Europe, one In Asia, one in
Africa and one in America.
D1' The Louisville (ky.) Dime says that a DR..
Bennett is now in Jail in that city, charged with
having few years ago murdered gentleman
below the falls of The Ohio and robbed him of up
ward Of $4,000.
ToLEpo, August 10.
RoBBERY.-We understand that robbery was
committed on board the steamboat Com. Perry,
on her last trip from Buffalo to this. $500 were
taken from drawer in the Captains Office
The rogue has not been caught; it was thought
that he got off at one of the way ports before the
theft was discovered. Register.
D' Thomas Hart, beerseller at Hawell, Eng,
chrstened his twenty y-ninth child lately. OF that
number twenty-five arc still alive, and, should
The prolific pair live few years, further additions
TO their family may be expected.
Y When man first uished in Edens bowers, no
rs Mroads IN his happy state; but when he pstonk
q. that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste
Brought death into the world and all our NO,
With loss of Eden"
nSas then kesnly elt aud the Divine dispeasue rested
abiding Disease had made It's trlgtul noads
ear mortal frame, until the human form divine sated
The dust. Yet I'll is lost; man, BY the Of his
eai! ne unlock the storehouss of wisdom and bring
th the treasures OF the Universe Nature has furnished
balm for every ILL., and called upon it for him
S,nds Sarsaparila, composed entirely of vegetable ex
Eecls has been tried and full proved wide oil .s
ss TO b. al! that required disiei disease and re-es,b
sh healthy action Rhnumatism, Lumbago, Pam III the
Bones Scefua destroying the Glands, Ulcers, Nervous AZ
cloas Salt Rheum and other cutaeons diseases orisna
R fpm an impure aud epraved state OF the blood Will be-
aey and etectually cured b. its Patients after suffer
W of years with chrome constitutional dlso erS have speed
Ny gaied health by its and testified 10 the same Tor Tie
eenhtoi sufenns humanity
ne popri.to daily receiving, from ali parts OF our
uds-rsnded country testimonials 10 It's ntrin-
sc woH and the afflicted have only the SAM to be
"TTed from their frrings and ain their health
ref conclusive evidence of value aud ehcacy