New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

plumbers with the article on such terms that 1t
will cost our citizens no more for this pipe than
it has formerly done for the common lead pipe.
We have taken some pans TO examine INTO tins
matter in consequence of lis vital Importance TO
the economy and health of our city Already
several instances have come under our observa-
ton where the lead pipes have been taken up ana
the timed ones substituted.
Ixp1aNA-Judge kigorc has declined to run
for Congress in the Xth Fort Wayne District OF
Indiana, and LEWIS G.. THoMPsoN is run by the
Whiqs instead He will be hard pushed by Hon.
A. Kennedy, v 3. Member of the last House.
In the With District Dan Mace has declined
the Wing nomination-or rather, he beng OF the
neuter gender in Politics, the Wings refused TO
support him. 4 real Wing will take his place,
Nrw HAMrsnlRr-Th vote cast for Governor
at the March Election in this State was as fol-
lows:
II Hubbard. uad) $50 Anthony Colby. (W9 !? SOL
j. H. White HID. .5,i9! Daniel Holt Abul.l , 10.
Scattering. .......... 50 HuLbards majority Al:
FLooD IN PENNsYLyANLA.-The Beaver Argus
speaks of destructive flood which has recently
visited that region. On the Sd the rain poured
dove in torrents; all the streams in the vicinity
were greatly swollen; bridges, mills, dams, &c.
were swept away, and property destroyed TO the
amount OF many thousand dollars. Two bridges
on Little Beaver have been carried off; and not one
is left on Hickory Creek while most of those on
the smaller streams arc destroyed. The most Sc
rious individual loss is that OF NJ. Jonathan
Evans. whose large stone Touring mill, near the
Beaver, has been torn away, with all is contents
Several saw mills were also carried ofby the s9eeP-
ing mass of water. At two points drowned man
was observed floating among the drift Several
breaches were made IN the Beaver Division of the
Canal near the mouth of the Mahoning. We
have bad accounts from the Cross Cut Canal,
which was SAID to be all under water. One &C
oueduct, We learn, at Newton Falls was torn
away.
FRESHEr ~ Ouo.-The Cayahoga, O., Star
mentions disastrous freshet In that vicinity,
caused by violent rains; number of saw-nilis
were carried AWAY large breach was made in
the Canal at CampbeSport, warehouse OF K.
3. Campbell. 4 dye-house OF MeSssrs. -Nisons,
and one or two other buildings were carried
sway Henry P. Thayer of Campbellsport was
drowned IN attempting 10 save some property
Several flock OF sheep were carried away.
WRECK on THE LAKE.-A correspondent OF the
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser states that 4 few
DAYS since a small new vessel of some Iorty tons
bur,hen, owned in Chicago, not vet named, was
loaded at Michigan city with flour and corn by
Messrs Carter & Carter and left for Milwaukee
the same evening. Portions of the cargo scat
tered along the beach, were exhibited some 90
miles West OF here, three days after, 10 barrels OF
flour, with handspikes, &c, have already been
picked up: and as vessels from both Chicago and
Milwaukee have arrived bringing no tidings OF
the vessel in question, bat little doubt is now en-
teItained that she has foundered and that all on
board have persisted. The vessel had three men
on board whose names are unknown besides Hen
" ConkEn. a clerk OF Messrs. Garter, VINO was II
charge OF The property.
II MIR. ". Y. WALLACE gives his las, concert
this evening, at the Apollo Saloon After what
has already been said OF him, none of our readers
VIII require any urging to hear him.
Nlaosous OLD AGg.-John Quincy Adams,
whose eloquence and physical powers are remark.
able, will be IS years OF age on the ll.h OF next
July