New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-04

Flour .o5,52I bols
F" hedE. o,ooo ousi'
Reducing the wheat flour it makes the ag-
gregate OF So 500 barrels.
During the week the of hour and wheat
rived the office West Troy amounted 10 about "A 900
barrels Making an aggregate arriving at tide water CT
about 10 900 barrels.
The amount Of merchandise cleared from Albany during
the time, amounted to 4,274,2Oo pounds Argus.
DEMoL1sH1NG Toll understand
the gates the Wooster Turnpike between this city and
Medina County have all been destroyed by the Sovereign
People; and notice by the State Journal that the gates
the Columbus and Sanduky Turnpike, between Column
bus aud Delaware, have also been demolished, and Co.
iumbu the oil-house we'll as the gate. In demolshng
the near Delaware serious afray occuFred the de-
tenders Of the gate fired the crowd who mad assembled
10 destroy H. and dangerously wounded one OF the asaia
Bad bu sness. 1CIevsand Herald
a VETERAN-Mr William Abrams died in
Boston Wednesday, the advanced age Of l0 years
months and II davs Mr. Abrams tailor formerly bur
after the Of 90 ne took grocery which he kept ol
many Yeas His living wa.-very simple he and drank
very thing IN moderation, and uncommonly active
For the asteighteen months, with the exception of few
weeks he has walked daily from his residence in Prince
saem-street, Chafiesown Bridge and back For
about eight previous his death he slept Of
the t and Only awakened By his daughter for the pur
pose O; giving him nouSShment. Salem Register.
ANOTHER MEETING AT BRIDGEPoRT.-The cred.
itos and stockholders Of the Housaonc Rarod Company
held another meeting Bridgeport on Friday and Saturday
Nearly $500 900 had been subscribed meeting
weeks previous We understand $50 900 eeded make
up the sum, but abou- $40 COO of COUNTED upon with
certainty from dsfaite sources Tn. balance it is feared
they will be able to raise Bridgeport is placed in
uncomfortable dilemma by its Railroad. Many wealthy cit
contemplate removing from there sace private proper
" has lsbe attached for the debts the
corporation Some told have already removed.
y. Haven Cour.
GALE on LAKE. MlcHlGAN-We have no de-
flute from beyond Detroit, bu; from he
arrival OF the Chicago appehend there has been
severe northeast gale upon the Upper Lakes. The wno
-ignf boats composu" the line absent the Constitu
having Left for Chicago Yesterday and consequence
I,
follow the destination. Six OF the line be
Of Detroit, besides a iar-e number Of sail craft
fBuiF4!o Commercial Adv. SATURDAY.
TIE STATE OF GEORGIA AND THE SECURITIES
OF THE LATE TREASURER. Col. HAYSE.-We understand
the Savannah Republican OF Thu,sd v that
vo!rn. the Liabilities Of tl securities Of he late Colonel
Il yn- about being tried al Adgese Col. H.
detaue, 10 The amount II about ;weri-nlne thousand dol
lars 70 WI: 50 500 received from the banks az x
es aad $40 &c., eeaIly sum from other sources
WITcHcRAFT.-NSe learn from the New Hamp-
SHIRE Telegraph, thA ther- quite excitement. Pepper
h reiacion haunted house, witccraf SC. Strange
have hee heard and daug liter of Absalou Law
has actually been bet,ched the ou If,
have many ladies' no truly 5e1ritching Blu;
We who WIS bewi,ched. On. Salem friends
who CHI 70 b. wall y-rsed the mysteries oil wichcra
must esPouad Boston Mercantile.
.MEIANCHoLy.-A sad accident occurred about
I'VE O'clock Monday evening In the crocaery.sore Of
E. Flierv No l.5 Maiden Lane lad in the EMPLOY Of
Nh Fery, named James TAYLOR about Il wears OF sge
assisting III hosting boxes into TIE lofts, whr
OF them slipped from the sling fell though hatch
way and struck The little fellow upon the top Of his head
HIS skul vas badly fractured and bal little hope can Re
entertained OF his recovery. Commercial Adv
u Weare sorry to perceive that strangers are
vrnturng into the city, which the present they
cannot do with npunv Since last publication there
have been several arrivals from Amongs, them one
SCI NINETY passenger The presence of strangers ia
city viii assuredy tend 70 keep the Fellow fever aud
render It's Tarasss more extensive and fatal
m. o. Bulletin
u man named Andrew Bowen was muir
dsrd the Sh ut By fellow called Drum a, house in
ST Charles stre-t, QRebec. The murderer was drunk
u Mr. job Shaw, Of Twinsburg, Sarnrni
ooaHty oho aged about q years put fan end ms