New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-14

u5' The Charleston Mercury says There
is a clock maker in this city, MIR. Stein, who has
almost discovered perpetual motion. lie some
time since constructed clock that ran for one
year, without winding up this clock was Its own
pendulum and gave on its face the time at Lon-'
don, Paris and Charleston. 1t was raffied out
for sixty chances at five dollars each and is now
in England.
"Mr. Stein is working present at clock which is
moved by spring and also be propelled by weight 1t
has only -four wheels and its mechanism very smpe 1t
makes only evoluon during the term OF ten years and
need not be wound up that time Mr. Stein avers that
he puts additional wheel this clock with one hun
dred teeth will 60 one hundred years wthsut being wound
up and nevertheless the whole clock only five pounds
weight to be kept going Mr. Stein will have clock OF the
above description ready IN tour months time and w sen
give all friends Of curious mechanism opportunity Judge
for themselves"
MIssNG.-PELEG NoYEs of the Halfway
House. between Albany and Troy left home the 10Th Of
October, aud went to the City Of saying that he
should return arthest Wednesday morning, the 3st
The last OF him. after dlgent inquiry that
he was seen in.3roadway New-York on Tuesday after
noon the 3s October He is supposed to have had IN ms
possession at the time he left, some 5000 or $500.
Editors Of New York, Boston, Phladephia. and other
places. requested copy the substance Of the
Any information obtained regard TO MIR N cau be for
wardsd to tho Postmaster in this City 1--we j ournal
AN UNCOMMON JUpGE.-Tho Adams Sentinel
states that while Judge Buchanan passing Of
death few days since, Cumberland, Md, upon William
Chrise found guilty of the murder Of Abraham Prey his
feelings overwhelming as almost impede
ance After passing sentence, the Judge arose and with
him the other members Of the Court the Bar and the whole
assembly, when he offered up the Throne Grace most
ryen prayer In behalf Of the doomed and unfortunate man.
ScHuYLKlLL CANAL.-The largest boat load of
coal that has passed through the schuyill Canal
rived yesterday a, Repper s Co.'S WhaIi Waluusreet
Schuylk II contained II Is cwt and was shipped
by G. Best of Schuykill Haven, per boat President
Capt Werner. Phila Gaz.
SulclpE.-Henry Prentiss, Esq. OF Paris, Me-,
committed sucids last Friday Mr. Prentiss was farmer
sixty years old We have no, learned the probable
son for the act Portland American.
U MIR. Fisher presented petition to the Ten
nsssee Legislature, from Citizens of Fayee county, praying
that negro slave named DecToR JACK be exempted
from the operation Of the law prohibiting slaves from prac
using medicine This petition supported BY another
from number of ladies' OF the County Dr. JACK is
represented skiful of long practice who had
rendered essential suffering hRmany The pet
ordered TO be transmitted 10 the Senate
" A schooner from Prospect, foundered off
Cape Elizabeth, last week The crSw were taken off the
wrees on Sunday ey the Alo.oa Capt Robinson, and land
board Name OF vessel not learned Portland Adver,
u We learn from the Westminster MD
Caroiltonian that Mr. Augustus Shryer of Carroll County
raised this year and seyeashths of al acre
2lo barrels OF conn., making an average Of 90 bushels aud
peck per acre.
IL The Cherokee Council is still in session.
II has passed oioutawr against the Stars au:oriz
iag the take dead alive II has also passed
Creating companies OF Captain aud twenty-five men,
Ii each district for apprehension of these criminals
NJ We learn from the Toronto Christian Guar
dian lha, His Excelrney Sir G. T. Metcass donations
public institutions SC his arr, in Canada amour,
10 between f2 600 and 5000
a. An English paper speaking of Russeu's.
(he vocals )attemPt 70 marry Shakspesres tragic
scenes to music suggests suhec, for the sdapt
tion, the Presidents Message.
NJ The steamer Belle of Attakapas, arrived
tbs steamboat 0ceols aground between
falsnds IS and 81 with 1900 bales cotton board,
Crescent City Nov.l.
a-r A man named Powers was killed on Sun
day afternoon on the road orono the Bangor Courier
saws, BY enc Of the carriages IN which Young OF
that ciiy racing
Iy. Eight children between and Is years of
age were lately brought into the Recorders (Bad~m's
Court Of New Orleans as sagrants They weTs all found
sleeping iu a stable, having no place Of residence
u A man by the name of ----- starblrd,
belonging to HsItlapd lately killed shocking
aer at the Mill Dam Bangor Ike became entansed the
Wheel and mss torn into ifagmea,s
G- The Wheat crop in Great Britain is de
.idsdy quantity this year Heaven pity the poor of
the Kingdom.
II Reeves, q fellow who was confined in the
all of Besyer County, Pa for bgamy, and two other prison
rs, escaped lately by cutting through the wall
TITO what color does fogging change
ey, coupie xion7 Il makes him yesi- o!