New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-19
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occurrence IN our CIV can he reACAeO, anu u
appreciated by III. tax payers OF the county w.
have the amount 10 paw. and rs not only Inc ''a'
cstaje holder but every individual VINO pay w"
participates i'll this payment al are apie ~ IL,
pretty correct idea OF the oncious eAac'io" :. ~,
is another item in The account, however wiz " - o'
so easily ascei tanned and one wnch Is too
" lost sight of altogether. We auGe 10 '1 .o'e ~
trade and business 10 our citizens. II may ne Saa
that n person cannot lose what ne ne'Vi Poee'9.o'
hut almost every man IN ach'e pusi"o'" -, ' 80
for the past week, who viii TAKE 'ie 'touuo "
,,e his cash account and MS account oil sales WIN
bos. of other weeks. will be able 10 see That MAJ"
rnay be without what. but iof the rots ana ia"csS
confusion, he would have had =,
We meet MANY individuals who complain u! n'ihS
compsrativeIv without business, and AL know that
siarce proportion OF the trade OF the ci'y mas otol
at least lemporariiv cut off We have heard OF c7es
of merchants driven 20 oth.r cites Tor 'h' i''i'c"'
es who have found it difficult 10 have thei' so"ls
sent bs way of PHILADELPHIA, 10 pass over oar 'p't
works thu. not onlv losing 10 our ciy ne Ou7'"eSe
which wuuld otherwise stop heer, but affecting Inc
STATE revenues by lesSeung the ransporuon oi The
STATE works. These facts which should he
shaken 81; and considered. The loss 10 fhIiudel-
mia by the last riots, 10y loss OF business 10 orT
business men, have no doubt reaches mtEi0hS ~
3oI0rs This IL larg. sum. but minute calcu-
Is,;,n on very moderate estimate o; the business
or every ,nan from the wholesale merchaG; down
IN the IN iivdu who's" only capital Is ms daily toi
land the iav aborcr in for his full proportion
OF the sacriiice,l will show an aggregate loss IA
graf as we have stated II, aud which, occurring by
either OF the cnlamcs of flood or fire, would ex
cite. the wonder and enlist the SympsIhies OF the
whole civilized world The damage To orr system
Of Government, in The loss OF reputation, is beyond
estimate, aud VII require Years OF sober observance
OF law 10 repair IT, fhii. Ledger.
SroRM-A most lrigh,ful storm passed through
northern part OF Wayne County Indiana, on the
evening of the 9Th. The Richmond (Ia.) Pa!la-
dun thus describes It's effects:
Some lorulE have bceu stripped ofther most val
uabie tinber-enceS blown down, a;d whole fields
Of oats aud destroyed 10y the wind and rain. 50
great the food OF water that in Of The bot
ION fields. the water stood around the wheat stocks
foot dcep-in other fields the wheat was washed
away entirely. In Williamsburg small shoe shop
was blown a considerable distance from, It's place.
Several other houses were raised from their places
Others unrooed-windows broken outdoors ia
ken from their hinges, and furniture blown out OF
doors.
Mr. JOHN Cudy, living near Williamsburgh, had
his farm and house much injured, and one OF his
children who attempted to shut door which was
burst open by the wind taken up and carried
considerable distance and thrown in the corner OF
fence much bruised but not dangerously injured
The wind blew the fire into several parts OF the
house and ignited, and extinguished by the
most active exertons. The sweep OF the we'll was
blown down, and the fire was put out by the wafer
caught from the storm. We have heard Of from ID
10 20 houses which were either blown down or OH
erwse Injured, and many more farms which were
more or less damaged.
The effects Of the storm were not stayed at the
mere destruction OF property. The house OF Mr..
Morton, near New-Paris, was struck by lightning,
and his daughter, Miss Rosanna Morton, killed.
bliss Morton was II or Is years oiage.
The RwEg.-The water in the river opposite
this city was yesterday an inch aud half higher
than it has been before this year. We had The
curiosity to cross over TO Agers to look upon the
swollen tide OF the great Father of Waters" and
the sight is indeed a fearful ono. To see the broad
surface Of the turbd, rapid stream several feet
higher than The pavement of the streets, which
are protected from it by lcvee that the waters
already nearly overtop, may well strike st.an-
ger as an extraordinary scene and a citizen as q
fearful one. The quantities Of draft wood winch
flow past you give passable indication of the I'M
mense rapidity Of the current, and when you con-
slider, in connection with this, the known depth OF
the river, 1t is fearful to contemplate the rum
which must accrue from Il crcvasse. Poor Al
giers looks so submerged already, that apparent
iy little harm would come to her were she entire
ly overlown. But this is the appearance only
the reality would be signally different.
N. O. Pcayunc, l0th
OVERFLOW AT BAYOU SAR,.--Thc Bayou Sara
(i0u.) Ledger Of the 9th says that
'Our town is, with the exception of the squares
fronting Immediately the river, between the
Bayou Sara and Principal street, is fairly inundated.
Some families have already lett their dwellings, and
others are preparing 10 follow. Altogether. tie
prospect is Uncomfortable enough for when the II
ter leaves u.s. the action oil the the deposit OF
vegetable and other matter will scarcely fail 10 pro-
duce death-dealing pestilence among our citizens
Ii will be mirace II, they escape.
FREDERICK, Md. July l6-TERR1BLE affair
AIMosT-fou aware of the state OF feeling
existing existing bctwoon Gov. Francis Thomas
and Dr. VIM Tyler, growing out OF the domestic
troubles OF the former.
They met Yesterday at Wang's Hotel Gu the
second floor, whittier the doctor was on probes
sonal visit 10 some of the dodgers; but through
Walng' Interference the Governor was held back
until the doctor reached the bar.room in his dos
cent, whek5aha doctor, drawing pair of Colts
revolving pistols, prepared 10 receive his Excel
lcncy, should DC make u demonstration TO attack
him.
The Governor descended also, and made
spring like tiger at the Doctors throat. The
Doctor raised his pistol to the Governors breast,
but the by. ISLANDERS, at the risk Of their lives,
dashed them apart, and carried the beliiSerents
into separate rooms, for their choler TO suhsldc.
Gov. Thomas was subsequently arrested by the
Sheriff and taken before Justice Of the Peace.
and being required to enter into recognizances 10
keep the peace peremptorlly declined doing so,
when he was forthwith discharged from Gus.
tOdy.
The Governor has been about Frederick for
several nights past, causing the general remark
that he was bcwdercd from some cause or other.
Baltimore Patriot.
ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE ON THE EAST
RyER.-We regret TO learn that melancholy
accident occurred on the East River on Wcdncs-
day evening. About half past I o'clock,
small sail boat in which were two men, two boys,
and two women, proceeding up the River
with strong food tide, it was drawn by the
powerful current under a bark which lay moored
near the wharf at the foot of PIkc-street and one
man and one boy drowncd. The others were
fortunately rescued by the cxcrtons of the per-
on shore. We could not ascertain the names