New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-24

further odds Of him.
u LII. savings Banks Of Paris now have
+, 500 OO0, 600 e I,siosltes; those OF all France
S60,O0O,OO0. The net increase Of 1872 was IN
Paris S2,000,000, and in France Sl0,oo0,Ooo
The dcpositors in Paris are $4,000, or ore-slxth
of the entire population, 80, 900 new ones having
bpen added in 1912.
NJ correspondent Of the Buffalo Advertiser,
writing from Cleveland says: ''The Cleveland City
Mills is the best structure for milling III the State
and can make the best four it was erected In
glorious SO, at cost Of about 55O,Ooo, II Is now
owned and run BY tie Messrs. HutchiIlsons.''
| n Charles Cole, Jr., has been held to bail on
four more alleged forgeries, making the whole
amount of his supposed forgeries some S4,0O0
and of his bail 900. His property has been
attached ucor suits based on these torgenes to
the amount of S5S,O00
nP Rev. CHARLES w. HAcKLEy A. NJ, has
been elected Professor Of Mathematics in Colum-
bia College, He formerly filled the like chair IN
the New York University, and has since been
President of Jefferson College, Mississippi. His
ability is undoubted.
n Saltpetrc is said to be as fatal to Hogs as
Arsenic TO Man, and that meat-brinc impregna-
ted with it will put an end to the swlnlsh multi
tude unceremoniously. 1t is apprehended that
Hogs cannot safely occupy our streets since this
discovery.
u Henry Page, Esq, lawyer of Turin,
Lewis county, went out with fishing party
into the immense wilderness northeast of Turin.
and was attacked with erysipelas when twenty
miles from any house. He walked home, but
died soon after.
| SuEEP-An intelligent wool-grower in Iowa,
who for years was engaged in Vermont at the
business, says he can raise sheep in Iowa at a
cost of 25 cents per head yearly, while in Yer
mont the average cost per head was IS cents.
~ Deac NATHAN BEERS of New-IIaven,
Conn. has just been allowed arrears of Pension as
soldier Of the Revolution amounting to S3,360.
He is 90 years old, and his first wife lives to share
!
IL Saratoga has thus far had more visitors
this season than for several years before. There
are about 900 strangers there regularly-3OO at
the United States Hotel.
Gr Chenango County has sold about 100000
pounds of Wool this season, at an average OF 25
cents per pound or 90 per cent higher than last
vcar Net Droduct & & 600
~ Hon. J. G. ADAMS travelled from Saratoga
via Lakes George and Champlain to Quebec, re-
turning thence to Montreal, and passing up by
Kingston to Niagara, where we believe he now s.
u Nincty-odd vessels arrived at Buffalo last
week from up the Lake. They brought, among
other things. 120,O0G bushels of Wheat and
10000 barrels of Flour.
u Hon. BENZ. S. CowEN is nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Wings of the XVth
District of Ohio, comprising Belmont, Harrison
and Monroe Counties.
J. The house Of Captain Parker Bixley in
Litchfeld, n H., was burned on the 10Th inst
Loss $4,000
!
u Messrs. Boris and JONES are now taking
testimony at Richmond, Va. in regard to their
Contested Election for Congress.
u RIcu.-We are assured that the Editor of
the new anti Naturalization paper in our city is
an Englishmun
u MAJOR NoAH'S new paper was rather dull
Yesterday. NIKE WALsH's Subterranean' was
more pungent, though not IN his best vein.
u VILLAIN Donaldson, merchant tailor of
Selma, Ala, was drowned on the Sth inst while
bathing.
q Henry L. Massey, cf Potosi, Iowa. was
lately shot dead by boy who aimed at bird.
u Yellow Fever has made its appearance at
w-Orleans, but not to any great extent, as vet.
u The Mill Creek Bridge, Cincinnati, was
burned on the night of the 18th. Loss $1,000
u While it has been so dry hereabouts it has
been too wet in Lancaster Co. Pa
Dc The Wheat Harvest commenced last week
in the Genesee Valley. The yield is good
e In NEw-HAMpsHIRE the crops promise
well. In WISCONSIN ditto.
u There were frost and ice at Ann Arbor,
Michigan, on the 18th inst.
I The steamboat WAYNE arrived at Buffalo
on Friday IN 81 days from Chicago.
G Counterfeit 5s on the Bank of Lansing
burgh-very well done-have appeared in Albany
C Bishop G. W. DoAsE, of New Jersey, has
endorsed the orthodoxy OF Puseyism.