New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-28

rrnm the Louisville Journal.

hrSIucTs car the yea. endiag Nov. 3 1853.
find exceeds that of the preceding year " ei s
receipts from the Green River COUNT! @ To- ro now
I .hey will be much heavier next yeaf. hVi a,e no"
a Nv, +; b, t,9e ard the natural market oil that re
on IS here where It's supplies OF dry goods aau s1oGtss
bn,obt we receive om Indiana from aVo 20 'oo ''eS
vear but this year II Is less an oh"'"'' f'' - "
eron having beeu seat 10 Ne"-Hsied'SI ,.,.
TIE present crop Kentucky IS Oh. soft
:. 49, ron Of 1872 Particularly in the Counties east OF
h "a Snencer Shelby, Henry, IF,meis, carroll oven
lad and Madison portion OF the crop was DESTROYED
bv fost.. The was the case IN Indiana anu
ho,t of hch States the crop ia short nearly one a
ID tina, Missouri tobacco has lost The repua.
i had IN Virginia last FOR making chewing tobacco
,5 hence but little used. IL this State II IS coIie1 aa
mirasle for chewing |
= Er.Rrt-1. Collision AT SEa.-CaPtaln Read
of the brig Marion Gage from Newly ork arrived
at Mobile on the 18th inst. reports the following
disaster:
On the 18th October Ia. 81 le long 20 IS, " under
b.avy sea aud strong breeze, at y VI SAL was o'co
cd ON tho bow, mile distant She was soon
fnnd 10 b. bark about 800 aud heading across s
bow Of the big. lantern was at once placed Oh tne Top
Gallant fecas,e OF the brg bat the efforts TO prevent cor
i;siop were unsuccessful The rigging Of the brig got en-
,anoed with her anchor AID she struck the bark tbU' nit
shps on her stasboad side The bark was naieo Two OF
tire times before answer was ie'l m
fusion great, her not distinctly
Read links The name given the lola, the Jona or
The Tiopa bur is uncer,an about Every thi"s lo'-
ward on board the brig carried awa! a'd she was pretty
reored as cut TO lie waters edge, and vas requested 10 ee
in tn wake the brig, whch she did and was ssiea OF eF
distant quarter of ia:ie. for about an hoor ana @ e
she suddenly disappeared Immediately on securing his
forera;, Cart Read laid and remained Unit! morning
~ near 10 the pot where he lost sight Of tie bark as was
practicable in rough and sqnaily weather. Nothing vas
seen OF the bark however aud the probability Isl uet she
went down with all on board
II A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Adver-
rssr A, ST. Louis SAYS "A iIacss occurred IL" days
snce on board the steamer Sarah Anu while the boatwss
4lsn that .l5c WIN
the death Of of the parties. They were deck hands
The ight commenced with fists. when wo having attacked
one naaed Parks the later drew KNIFE aad STABBED
one Of his gonis;s the heat When Parks arrived at
ST. Louis he Immediately himself u TO the authorities
MELANCHOLY DGATH.-Alr. J. Newton Francis,
one Of Editors Of thu SanGamo !'nois Journal KILLED
himself accidentally the ION instant lie was passing
through The part OF the state on business aud had
taken his rifle with hin himself on the way
1Vhe Monticello, in Patt county, he saw Some game
and spngn out of The vehicle he riding In dre'r the
riff. tow him by the barrel when accidentally DIS
CHARGED earring the load his neck and killing HIN
s,any. BE committed Sunday 10 The EARTH under
the charc: Of the military aud other societies oi winch ne
and arnd the lamentations OF ms wife, and
an circle Of relations friends tnd acquaintances
STRANGE INHAElrANT.-Tbe Savannah cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courscr says:
eve were shown, day since, Centirrde abou;
an inch aud half in length, elected radeI tie Influence Of
AN er.ec ftou the sio,nsch Of lad in tins Cit. At The
time CT Its being thrown Of il dead A short time
kicking thrown up. IS question CT some niceness
10 determine the mode II enicy and Duration Of these
poisonous Insects il lie huEaan stomach, and how ia ;te
solvent pow.rr oil the gastric juice ~ this instance a!ed
in its action the living eaius well as edoence ON tie
dead one"
TlRE-A largo and destructive fire occurred
AZ Cation St. Lt,rsrcc County, the Attn ult. The
flames were discovered in J. z. Cia:e store which with
money ard papers Yves DESTROYED ard the whole block of
buildings on The corner of Main AID Ccurtseets together
with the d~el! g.house Of J. l. Barnes ihe building
consumed was the brick building CT j L. Russell IL whch
were The County IreasugeEs Office ard the Shers Office
all destroyed, "lth the pspsI. AID $500 Ia cash
Milwaukee Herald.
ACCIDENT on THE Norwich AND WORCESTER
RAmEoAoAs the Ne" ok ''! Tor BOSTON 'a' passing
Psinfeld depot on Saturday, moniag, about O'Clock, ii
came il contact with platform car which threwie engine
and ,eader of tie track, dong considerable injury No
person injured. The train proceeded 10 Boston after
detention Of four or five hours
THE Factory G1RLs.-Iiss Farley, the Ed
ress OF the Lowell Offering, says: should Judge tet
about sepey of the mill gifS have written or the Ofef-
ing since lis COMMENCEMENT.
GREAT CoNyLAaRAT1oN-$5G00 900 DESTROYED
Notes denominations, to the amount oil you UUV
OF the Second Municipality, burned, by order OF the
Couucii, YESTERDAY afternoon GCIescsnt City Novl8
the MonItee Herald, thousands glad u work for
two dollars month ~
IS The Boston papers state that the Western
Railroad Directors have voted the price OF
IS Albany after the Isl Of December and the price of
freight about twenty-five per certu, take effect after the
close Of navigation.
70 The Washington, (Pa.) Reporter chron-
ces the death Of revolutionary soldiers Of that county
Martha Burhhammer aged S. and Hugh Workman, aged S4
u Crawford's Orphcus recently shipped by
The arts, from Italy for Boston-was broken several
places while being landed from the vessel and Mr. Dexter
the sculptor, IS now engaged restoring it.
GO The Hartford Journal says DR.. John S.
Woco of ,te late Governor Wocou and the last OF
the Woco,ts in Litchfed died suddenly the 22 instant
from put'ing arsenic a;ooti alleviate the oohsch
@ We understand that a lead mine has been
discovered on The farm Of Mr. Kelcner, Ca,awssa,
Columbia Pa. Til. IRE is said to be very rich.
observation-disclosures
The discovery Of the circulation Of the blood by ar-
yey and the laws that govern GayitaCn ay Newton
prominent facts, which will remain Tor impershable
monuments 10 the enduring fame Of these great But
other ad 10 the at mankind much valuable dis
cover ms eceatiy been made having Tor object the
a! 0! suffering, disease aud pain
Diseases affecting the blood and fluids generally very nu-
merous aud comparatively! but little understood. The blood
cpiaioa aDrdng nourishmcnt the
OF each secretion When therefore, impure, disease
carried TO the hbres of the animal frame
CAUSING ossicatioa of the arteries turning them
bone another, white swelling disease the Joints: also
scroiue, swelling Of the glands various parts the
body rheuma;is attended with rapitaon and disease of
The hearts eOuty and eruption also result
tren the cause, variety Of other maadies which
Don iurres the victim hi, grave Sandss Sarsapara