New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-03

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AID Loss oy Lps-The
most distressing occurrence Of the kind have
known in this county. took place IN Sosbury township
on Friday last Amos Pearson the owner Of farm b.
engaged in getting in his hay with the ard Of his
about J. 10 years Of age and coored man. conIncn
ced about O'Clock 2. NJ removing losi Of hay from
the wagon into the m0w.
II was in Whist IS called cellar barn and jus, after
they had got work sheet Of fame rushed through
the open door ~ the bead II the steps leading from the
entry beneath the ihrcshns door and IN few mo-
menrs enveiOped whole Interior 81 the building Mr.
Pearson well the colorei escaped from the
barn-Nr +. being then severely burnt about the scc
HIS son. who was IN the ROW ~ work. IN descending
WAS wrapped IN flames
he msde HE way speedily % R creek near by. and
uunrinr IN cNtinslishsd the IRE but not until he
80 tresfuly burned A. 20 place bis recovery almost
beyond hope But the horrible portion remains 70
be told. Two other OF Mr. Pearson snd anei sh
bor- boy. were in the mow opposite where the men
were at work. Two OF them escaped bur one Of the
brothers about years old pcrshed IN the iames-hi-
limb. and par; of hi body literally burned up.
The house barn. and At The ouf-buidinss the wagon
house with II. contents the com-crh. with one hun
bred and rty bushels o.; the hog pen and hogs ~
z were al burnt The hogs The two horses 70 the was
on and calf in tho barn. the live stock destroyed
The larger portion Of his hay crop being already gath
cs was ~ course DESTROYED as sso abou, one hundred
bushels OF oats Al his farming utensils. including a
thrc-hing machine. were likewise destroyed
Bucks Co. Int, July !.
No.r LAuENrABIE.-Wc learn from the Pitts
lf4c girls. chi.rtn OF III Aneft>on
of Ae-hany were drowned Thursday IN crossing ine
Noneu-shsia river IN the ferry hoaf-Thcy were sn-
in buggy the boat when me horse scared RI steam
BOAT which passing and backed the venice on mo
the river The poor little girls fell into the water Snd
per.hed in sight of their half distracted parents VINO
were present but unable 10 rescue them
PLAIN SPoKrx-The Editorofthe Concord Mass
Freeman C. C. HszeweA. Esq. who has become me puf
chaser and VIII the Editor Of the OHIO Statesman
IocoO in late number 0f the former paper speaks OF
Marcus Morton as "a malignant prosecutor, Of whose
general acts il would be speaking IN too catering terms
to say that they are so very tridins-such nhnesrna
dose. OF ttencss-as % be a mich oeneaih contempt
as he himself il beneath common decency
- On Saturday evening, at w oonsockei ais
IN 6rins cannon in commemosiion OF the release OF
Thomas W Derr. by Encouragement IA loading ms
charge took place before the rsnrod was witndra"n
nv which TWO men were seriously innreiOne OF them
Young man By the name of Briggs. died on sunday
rnorninr Prov. Jour.
rg-Mr Nowlan the keeper of the tavern in Bal
rirnore a. which Mr. RouN murdered by McCury.
died on Monday some OF the Baltimore papers sscrhe
his death in part 10 the chasrn ana SnSley cs,eu ~
the suspicious that fen upon him when the murder was
discovered.
RUNORED STEAMBOAT AccIDESr.-The koches-
ter Democrat relates. the authority of gentleman
who has Just returned from the west that the popehef
syracuse. OF Oswcgo. badly damaged by nfo on
Lake Huron few days since. Il i said one HE was
lost, but the vessel and most OF the cargo saved.
4 PHENOMENON The weather was uncommon
IL cold for the season on sunday and Monday and VI
are credbly informed that flakes OF snow We're seen 20
tan. in salem. ON Monday. Gazette.
CHICAGO JUNE 25-Thc Great Western came
IN about noon with flags AZ hafma-t on account OF The
loss overheard Of the second mate. saturday night
The circumstances are these He throwing the
lead standing forward OF the wheehouse when his feet
slipped and he fell overheard. boat was instantly low
cred but without avail.
The city is alive with srangers-many attend 10 get
ting contracts the canal-Gov Ford and the commits
si0ners are IN Town. lIof. NeAs AIo
\ Mormon ELDER CAUGHr.-Charle- Chrisman,
Mormon Elder was caught in Hancock County Illinois
few DAYS ago in the act of carrying of railroad iron
which he had stolen from the Railroad between Jack
sonvie and Meredosa He had taken three loads before
amounting than two tons
Hon GoRHAM PARKS. { : Consul Ia Rio ia
Metro passenger in the barque Anita which cleared
Boston Tuesday tor Rio.
Az IScIDENr ~ THE THAMES TUNNEL.--H0c 10
kaonc imericars Walking slowly through the brilliant
ly illuminated archwRy says Dr. Durbn. in his Obser
vstions in Europe" found progress stopped, al
last by temporary bar placed across the way designed
prevent visitors from approaching too near the work
men and ngine We expressed regret at being thus
arrested 10 a man behind the bar.
Thomas" said he to a little boy near him we must
let these American gentlemen pass
and pray how did you know we were Americans
we exclaimed with one voice.
oh" said he knew that you were Americans as
YOU came towards me-your walk showed H. | can tell
an American By his walk As far as can him And
then besides when you spoke the first word that you
uttered well"
80 much for national traits