New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-18
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,.o,on n b;s az, has been strknsly shown by max
g. ,;,;,s 70 Europe; and his known merits as
Painter require no eu!oglum. oo''e VI .,'' pNi
;nrs here referred 10 were executed III i.e'J "N1
Eoelsrd and though the number Is small, they Pre-
either for the parlor or studio OF the young
son,s variety of choice. They will be SOLO 10 u'e
biehest bidders on Wednesday next.
~ Professor ROGERS, late from Philadeipnis'
adyertises TO perform some most astounding iea'' "
proof of The claims OF Mesmersm io-nigh' at ue
American Museum, and hundreds II moi thousanus'
doubtless. OF The curious will go 10 witness mem.
| n. will Mesmerise boy, and cause him 10 f3s
.boir .rth one person in il and fonr Others hoasng
- dorm. feat which must astcnish every body II
:, s nerforn,ed. He will also Parayse MS SUBJECT
60 tina, no person can stir ore Of his limbs without
breaking his bones, and give variety oil other e1-
perinents in proof of his science In addition TO
This there is TO be an exhibition OF Laughing Has,
end variety of other entertainments Ell bigniy ln
terestng and amusing character.
THE ITALIAN OpERA-This evening the Italian
Ooera Company resume their performances at The
beautiful little theatre erected by MIR. Pamo Id
Cbsmbsrs.street In addition TO the old company
consisting of Signora Borghese, and Sgnors 'altei-
lni. Antognini, Perozzi, Sanquirico, &c. &C. sew
erol new and eminent performers have been engaged
Among these are Signora Pico who bears high
European reputation, and Sisnor Tomasi, Dasso
of rnre powers, and by many compared with Tam
burni.
The opera chosen for this evening is CLAIR di Ro-
senberg, bv Ricci, one of the most beautiful works
OF that celebrated composer
| ~ M.-,x,,s-A wrrT WATER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are still going on at Ma
tanzas in regard to the late instruction. AT
Yabo, during the late hurricane, tremendous
watersuout passed through the place, doing much
damage. 1t was about 90 feet wide. In is
conrseit passed over two houses driving the roofs
tbroupb. and entirely destroying one. Five
children were killed in one of the buildings The
effects were the same as if a violent river had
run through the town, leaving kind OF channel.
Mechanics and artisans were very scarce, and
were receiving from four to live dollars per day.
MELANCHOLY AccIDENr.-On Friday morning
last. Col. William Or, of Henderson County,
N. C. and his son were returning from Augusta
with a five horse wagon loaded with goods, In
company with another wagon and team, when
the latter became unmanageable and ran away,
and in attempting 10 pass, struck the wagon OF
tina deceased, which caused his horses to run. In
epdeavoring TO STOP them he was Knocked down,
and one wheel passed over his size, breast AND
head breaking his ribs and collar bone, and
bruising his face and head in shocking manner
After the accident 10 Col. Orr, his horses be-
came detached from the wagon and ran into the
wro6s, where one OF them had two legs broken.
The other team was driven by young man,
who was thrown and severely injured. They then
ran down q steep hull, some three or four hundred
IL FILL xvh 20 a n
contact with bank of the creek, and was liter.
ally dashed 10 pieces. A very fine horse was
,broun into the creek, where two of hio legs were
broken. He was afterwards shot.
fGreenyis Mounta!neer, 9Th.
DREADFUL AcciDENT.-We are called upon, says
the West Troy Advocate, TO record another meen-
choy accident, which resulted in the death of lad
about is years of age. He was hired in Albany by
the Captain Of canal boat, without even inquiring
his name as n teamster, in which capacity he had
proceeded from that city TO the weigh lock in this
village, when the horses took fright and ran off tho
tow-line entanglipg around one Of the boys legs.
In this condition of things The team continued their
fight for the distance OF g mile or more, dragging
the poor child the whole distance He was taken
mp most ahockingly glangled breathing his last.
MELANCHOLY Academia young man by
the name of julius Pratt, Of Pomiret, VT. on
Tuesday last, had both his hands shockingly
msngled and the flesh torn from his breast while
charging gun. Woodstock Mercury.
RAILROAD AocIpgNr-The Herkimer Free.
man says, GAS train of wood cars was passing
no through this place on Monday last, they came
in contact with cow and ran over her, throwing
off the track two cars, on which were IS or 30
men, all OF whom, except a Norwegian by the
name of Frederick Albert, jumped from the care,
severely wounding FIVE of them. ALDER. is sup
posed 10 have fallen of, and was 80 badly wound
ed that he almost instantly expired"
DEATH ON THE LONG ISLAND. RALRoAD.-4On
Wednesday afternoon last, as the train of freight
cars were on their way from Greenport to this
City, young man, aged 20 years, named John
Rogers, in the employ Of the Railroad Company
az brakeman on the freight train, fell between the
freight car and the tender upon the track, and was
almost instantly killed. brooklyn Star.
MELANCHOLY ,DEATH.-Mr. George P. Hatha-
way, of Bedford, Michigan, was married on the
9th ult. to Miss Harriet Cornell, Of Erie, in that
State On the SATURDAY following, Mr.. and Mrs
Hathaway left to visit his friends in Pennington,
Ontario County, N. Y. and on the 22d left to
return home. When about IL miles west of
Rochester, the stage was oyerset and MI. H. was
50 severely injured that he died on the 18th.
| 10 Col. JACOB KLINE, President of the Me
chanics' and Manufacturers Bank of Trenton,
died very suddenly IN that city on tnday NOR
| ming. Returning from the Bark to his fsidence,
it was observed, on being spoken to, that he was
insensitle. Every means was u'ed to restore BIN
10 consciousness, but in vain The cause of his
death is supposed to have been disease of the
heart.
u An adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Boston was holden at Faneull Hall On Thursday
evening, to hear the report OF the Commissioners
upon the subject of supplying the city with pure
water from Long Pond IN Framisgham.
the reno-t estimates the expense of the prof cot |
at about $4,000 600
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The extensive drug and |
grocery store Of F. Holsfe-, No. s6 Genesee.st.
was destroyed By FIRE last night, with the entire
stock, with the exception of what may be saved |
in the CELLAR, which was kept from burning by |
filing it with water. The books and papers were |
all saved. Mr.. HOLSTER was insured $50 Co., |