The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-23
JOSEPH WOLFF, J.. l. D d. d,
Late Cura:e OF High Hayiand, IN Yorkshire.

The first floor, ranging level with the street. III,
iron apartment, imbedded in brick, with
The wall for heat To escape and sitting upon solid foun
iaon OF stone E'na might bech lava upon i, and thu
hooks would be safe Above that is extensive
running the whole length Of the building. v here hug.
bales Of blnkets urs boxes OF hardware and other
ce,sares Of the trade stored The floors above
divided into various wholesale and retail stores
cusvely for traders others tor Idans The large trade
led to store the poor rapper to another end the H.
han to another There 10 no great subtlcy aud skill re-
qurtd in managing well the complicated ptculiarities
The warehouse presents the appearance
immense factory. A great number OF men are
.tarny In active employ, sorting and arranging skins
packing, pressing, and putting them away IN bales
machine b, ing used in the operation Of pressing similar
principle, though smaller OF course than New Or
leans cotton press.
Our sketch 10 by no means complete one, but may
give those at distance sg idea OF the
in which the company carry their operations--st
Louis RtpsiLs.
DREADFuI. TORNADO AT CHAMnERsBURe.-We
indebted to an intelligent friend, Tor the follow
ing extract Of letter, dated
CHAMssRssuae, Pa, July 10 1871 write in haste, to
inform you the destruction Of the large paper mill
the bank OF the Conecocheagus creek in this town
tornado passed this place about two o'clock this al
II lasted but few minutes. but when II had
passed this extensive building lay Of ruins There
seventeen eighteen persons In the mill at tn.
time Of the all of whom got out after
considerable exertions Among them were Dr. Culbert
son, Sen the proprietor who escaped with some severe
bruises snd two sons Dr. Edmund and Mr.
John Cubertson both OF whom are severely injured
little boy grandson Of Dr. e. who 10 very badly hurt
eight females some OF whom badly injured
and FIVE six men, OF whom also badly hurt.
This mill erected several years since, at cost Of
$40 900 was employee entirely in the manufacture OF
straw paper and binders boards large quantities OF
which in II at the time OF the accident The
do passed from ". w to T., and was very violent
seemed to be just the edge Of IT, for the shcn.
brightly while the rain poured down in torrents IN.
dersand that II has done much injury TO crops buildings
trees &c in the country. The wind seemed to 70 with
whiriing notion twisting on trees &c In It's course
LYNcHINa "A case OF lynching occurred few
days ago in Pamela, Mississippi A laborer, in III.
employment OF clergym in Holmes county stole from
his employer negro man, two or three horses and h,
two daughters about twelve and the other ten year,
Of age He caught Helena, his way 10 Arkan
Texas where he and the negro intended to make
wives Of their little capves BY terrible threats they hac
prevented the young girls from giving any alarm Th'
rest Of the tale IL thus tod by the Memphis Fnqnirr
Amer the two fiends taken, they hand cohed
and brought back 70 Pamela. The cizeDs, hearing th'
circumstances and fearing that they might in some way
escape the punishment due TO their crimes, organized
themselves into extra judicial tribunal and appointed
oil twelve men, who sentenced them to be severely
ded the sentence be executed upsn the other
This accordingly done, the negro receiving thirty
FIVE and the white twenty Ave lashes well laid
with cowhide. The sentence was for each TO receive
fifty lashes, hut they gashed with the number
above stated that the popular mercy RENTED the balance
They were then handed to their guard to he
back TO lines Oar informant heard Panoln that tn.
white man had been whipped TO death by the citizens OF
that county but not certain that his information cor.
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