New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-15
wus,u c.or-Tbc I.aport Wing, Indiana,

Early IN the Spring the wheat He'os Go'e
promise of an abundant harvest, pFooaoiy heVe'
better before ct so early period IN INC season.
Since them however. an unusnai'y ia'Se quau'i,y
oi rain has fallen, which has INJURED IL very n'ucii'
The Hessisn Fly has also mace its appearance
and in many fields has 50 injured the crop as to
yender il not worth harvesting. Many farmers
are offering to sell their wheat, as 1t stancs IN The
field very low-not more than enough 10 pay los
the seed-and We hear % oac who sold G5out ~
acres for one dollar per acre,
We understand that the tly IS as destructive IL
,thcr sections Of the country as il IS here. On
Tcrfecoupee Prairie especially, there will not be
be more than enough wheat raised ior home con
sumption.
The McConnelsville Morgan county, Ohio
Independent Of the 3lst, says:-" In this county
30 far as we have seen or heard. the wheat crops
very promising. In some few places, we ere told
the fly is at work, but not so destructive as IL
other seasons. In the adjoining county, =" ash
ington, we learn from the Marietta intclhgcncef'
the wheat in some places IS very much injured oy
the ly But, generally speaking present appear
snces indicate very pen'iiui harvest
M,ss,He.-A boy named P.entiss Morse BeaEse,
about IS wears of age, cook on heard the schooner
! Ornament. Capt Kelly, Of Boston, last Sunday
,norning got ~ and put the things IN order on the
vessel rs Usual aud filled the tea kettle and hung
ON It's place for heating, putting no IRE 10 the wool
about 10 O'Clock Capt. Nelly missed nm; ahd oite'
The s,fctes, lnauiry, could obtain no trace OF hi1-
/, < feared Inc telI overheard and was drowned The
river has been faithfully dragged in all the vicnit.
NJ y here the vessel Law, hut discovery has beer
made OF the body. Nothing was missing from the
yesseI-ryen of single article belonging To the boy
but what he had on, and nothing has yet been heafd
| Ut hlgi. lhinapl NiOA '
..l...,,>.c p,s,u,srrp The Postmaster Ge-
neral has offered reward of 500 for the capture OF
Amos w Allen, late Postmaster al Clinton, VA
haus. who escaped on the 3lst ui from the la al
Tuscaloosa, wherein he confined Tor hayins
stolen money from the United states hiai'' Oh WINCH
he has been an extensive depredaor
reward Of $500 has been offered for the recover
oc the money stolen from the steame, Hlwassee, "
ing nj Louisville, on the 18th ult.
SltcIpE.-We learn from the Claremont, (N.ll.l
EAGLE. that Timothy Nichols, an industrious cltl-
zen Of Le,npster. hung himself with bride IN ms
| own burn, about fortnight since. Hc c""'o u
the rash act is not known.
MELANCHOLY AcCIDEST.-Wc regret to hear O:
the death OF Mr.. John ". Jackson OF - Fayetlee
street, valuable and worthy citizen, for several
wears engaged in the purchase OF gram lie had
zone down the river Co1sscke, IN charge OF oou''
Tor the purchase of fish and on his return escrday
morning. having made ms boat 'dst 10 sea'.Doa,
coming up, was in the high wind OF yesterday upset
and drowned. He leaves wife and children, and
aged parents, to mourn his death. Alb Argus.
fESMr. Peter Brynlaglin, of Rosie, ST. Lawrence
county, n. Y. was in the woods engaged IN making
ashes when tree fell and killed girl about hiteen
wears old, and Il boy about years old. Two others
were severely injured, but not dangerously
BURNT TO DEATH-h child of Mr.. Malachi Fai-
len II, Central Falls, near Pawtuckct, was burnt Il
death on Monda. afternoon. She GOT hold OF some
friction matches, with which her clothes were SIT on
, fire and died about nine hours alter the acclccnt
happened
AJ,rL DtLrvERy-The Camden Mail Of yester-
dav saws: awe are told that there was gene
raj ull delivery bat not by due course OF law, OF
the prison in this Ciy, on Saturday night last
There were four men IN confinement Tor different
olirnces-thrcc of them effected ticIr escape by
burning the lock of one door, and another OIL liz
hinges.
, FIRE AT UrICA.-A two story frame dwelling
house, formerly called the Civic House, IN West
Utica, was mostly destroyed by hn on Monday night
between ten and eleven o'clock together with II
smaller dwelling adjoining on the East. Both were
the property Of Mr.. Hiram Waters, who, we learn,
was Insured 50 900 on The first and Sooo On the
other During The fire, some nreuien who were III
the upper story rescung turnltrre, were cut oil by
the flames, and one of Them, Mr.. Lyon, threw himself
from the window 10 the street and disIocutcd his
r.ns IN BEvERLY.-Thc cabinc; makers shop
Of Capt Ezra Ellrngwood, III Beverly, Mass. was
totally consumed by hIe on Tuesday, as was also
the beautiful and spacious dwelling house and out
buildings of DR.. kitlredge. \ considerable portion
Of the furniture III The shop was saved. Loss mol
stated.
! MogE POISONING By TIE PIE PLANr.-Two
children OF O. Is. Van WuTmer, OF this village
were taken violeatly sick ON Sunday last Me.
: deal advice was called, and IT was the opinion
of The physician that their sickness was caused
: by poison. The evening previous, the mother OF
the little girls had prepared the stems of the pie
b.t # tEn
! which had caused their sickness.
/; Black River Journal.
IL A laboring man was killed at Albany yes.
tcr,lay morning, while assisting in getting out
coal from the foot of Columbia street, by the
; falling OF bucket on his head Jour. Com.
DRowNEp-Wc learn that boy about sever
wears of age, son of Mr.. John Wiley, %, OF South
, Reading, Mass, was accidentally drowned i'll the
Mil Pond, in that town, on Monday afternoon
Boston Bee.
DRowNED.-We learn from the Newport N
H. Argus aud Spectator that, on Tuesday, June
4, Lcander Bradford, son of Capt. Leonard Brat
, ford OF Goshen, was drowned IN Gllman's Pond
:, Unity.
PRAcr1cAL AssocIArIoN.-The Trumbu Pha
lanx has purchased Il beautiful location at Brace.
Vile, on Eagle Creek, about ten miles West OF W ar
rem, Irumbuii County, Ono The SOL! IS excel
lent and the location healthy.
! ia vagabond who gives his Name as Edwin
Bartholomew, was arrested in Buffalo the Other
day on a charge Of stealing pair OF pahtalcons
and on searching him, between seven and eigh,
thousand dollars OF spurious money was found
about his person, principally on Alabama ans
Mississippi Banks.
CouNrEsrElrERs.-The Corydon Ga) Gazette
OF Tuesday says that two persons, having large
rolls of counterfeit so bills on the Northern
Bank OF kentucky and counterfeit gold CON-
some OF which they attempted to pass came
through that place on Tuesday, and bent their
course toward New Albany"
SAcslLEcE-The Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Burlington, n. ]. was entered on the night OF
the 7th inst. and robbed Of L quantity OF carpet,
pulpit Bible, &c. This is The third time the
same church has been robbed
FRoSr-Therc was very severe frost in this
-, ,,;,;.,,, ON Monday uhf Tho IN