The New York herald., 1845-08-09

that some two or three little girls had what called
tents of this medicine chest for sweetenng their tea mis-
taking i for sugar The parents Of the children on as
spatched messenger forthwith for the physician; he
arrived but as not the least unpleasant symptoms
apparent in his patients he solved the important
question that alarmed the parents, by informing them
that "as the children had taken the whole being OF diff
ferent properties that kind had completely counters
acted the dangerous effects Of the other thereby mrac
lously saving them harmless"
II is said that Mrs. Kirkland, the popular autho-
esi o e Is prePaHg pr W @
thews, Mr. Simms, and other American writers enga
ged in the way. More than five thousand copies
of Wileys elegant edition of Eothen have been sold du-
ring the few months since it has been issued The other
works Of the same series sell nearly as well
We learn from the Nenbuyport Herald, that the
year. is s3747 400 Last year was So 2si loO showing
an increase of nearly half million since the last year
The rate of taxation 81 so on the 81 900 The Bartlett
Steam Mills Company pay tax the present year of
sa,73o; James Steam Mills l,56o Essex Mill, S5le
The crop of fruit in New York and Ohio, it is
saq ap % os & very Snort II the western part o. N New
while in the eastern part of the State there will be much
less than this With the exception Of strip of land
lew miles wide bordering the south side Of LaAe Erie,
there Is said to be total failure throughout Ohio.
II is stated that there are than fifty pa
tients at the Hydropath Watercure establishment in
Brattleboro, which has only been opened this
Among those who trying to rid themselves of
of the Ellis flesh is heir to-, by this new and popular
mode, Professor Longellow the poet, and his wife.
thousand drunkards have been reformed and that
drinkers have orsaken their cups since the commence
ment OF the temperance reform.
Welearn from German journal that the Austrian
provinces contain 1915 manufactures, amongst which
there are 1912 privileged ones The other establish.
mens connected with trade amount to 674,95 in Ira
sy there 1889 on the frontier called the military
one ls472 Vienna alone contains 25o6l and the rest
OF Lower Austria 43, ,403. Bohemia possesses lac, 593
Lombardy Ils72a; Venice s7,0li; and Dalmat;a only
$780,
They are building an ice boat in Boston to be en-
poyed during tho coming winter in cutting out the ice
both above and below East Boston and thus lessen the
impediments which in cold weather thrown in the
of the Eastern Railway ferry boats, by floating
we'll as stationary ice in that part of the harbor
Iron, in some way or other, is now produced in
twenty -four of the Uued States and in territory
only States Iowa and the District of Columbia the
only other sections where there products Of iron
| Schools of Agriculture are established in Cayuga
county, N. Y, and in Cornwall, Connecticut. Young
taught in the sciences auxiliary to agricul
ture, illustrated by practical farming. The terms
moderate and health and industry made to so hand
| and hand together.
A little daughter of Mr. Thomas Sargent OF
Twelve Mile Prairie, Illinois, killed by falling into
threshing mechne while driving the horses for her
father one leg torn off above the knee the other
foot was torn entirely off, and she was otherwise hori
! bly, mangled
J. A. Everett, Esq, Of Houston county, Georgia,
few days since made donation Of So 900 to the Geer
ga Female College, at Macon, which sum necessa-
| ry to relieve the college from its debt.
| Jeffrey Jenkins, of New Haven has been arrested
found dead in her bed and owing to some suspicious
disnterred the day after burial and marks OF vo
| lcnce found on her throat.
Governor Skunk has pardoned William Hurley,
the lad who was convicted Of mansaughter in killing
Joseph g. NIerrow. Hurleywas enlarged on Wednesday
Three hogsheads Of tobacco, raised in Scott coun-
~ Iowa, lefusedl brought at the Planters warehouse
~ 80, - 10 and S3 80 respectively, per hundred
| 1t is stated that Thomas Moore, the poet, has
| dertaken the biography of the Rev. sydney Smith He
| has just completed history of Ireland.
Block making for steamboats, is now extensively
carried in St. Louis. Articles OF superior descIip
! ton are said to be turned out at the shops.
| tremendous sensation has been created in
Baltimore, by person who walked into talor's shop
and paid, with interest for a suit Of clothes which he
| bought twelve years ago.
| The whole number of visitors at the Navy Yard
Charleston during the month of June, 1884 in the
| month Of July, 30s6.
A very large foundry building has been recently
erected at Louisville, Ky 1t is assigned almost
clusivey for the manufacture of stoves CRATES hollow
ware, &c
dSix hundred dollars areohered for the apprehension
and conviction Of the three robbers of Mr. Hatch in
Roxbury.
The Comanches have lett their station above Aus
tin Texas They had forty odd Mexican women "a nri
soners and many of them young and beautiful girls Who
have been forced to the embraces of those mon
sters What an outrage upon humanity and how mnch
humanity revolts at such scenes.
The Cincinnati Comm ercial saws that dav or two
since two men while fighting the deck of of the
canal boats on the Miami canal wing in that CITY some
means got down into the cabin among number of ladies'
each OF the latter cinched knife and cleared their
room OF the intruders
Professor Leber, of the College of South Carolina
We learn, has received another offer from the King of
Prussia to enter his superintendent of prisons
and as the incumbent of chair in the University of
Berlin
The degree of l.. L. D. has been conferred upon
the Hon Rufus Choate of Boston, and Judge Ether sep
ley, of Maine, at Dartmouth College.
Virginia and Tennessee contain over iifty-eight
thousand persons over twenty age can
not read or write.
The number of sporting gentlemen in Boston is
said to be nearly thousand.
An extensive white lead msnufactory is about to
go into operation in Allegheny city, Pa.
Since the 1st instant. John Jacob Astor of New
York. has invested fifty thousand dollars in Pennsy lvana
State S. Many other heavy capitalists said to be fol-
lowing his example With such heavy drafts on the
hoaing stock in the market the prices cannot long
main below par.
The Grand Jury of Camden County Court august
term Thursday, found true bill against the proprietors
OF the Camden Race Course for sustaining nuisance
The 81 John Courier says that an unusual quantl-
y OF rain has fallen in the last month which feared
Will be injurious to the growing crops. The river had
risen to an extraordinary height for the of the
year.
TnE WASHINGTON PLArE.--We learn that the
washington Plate brought from Arlington
House to this town Saturday and lodged in the Bank
oil Potomac for safe keeping the proprietor being about
to revisit the scenes OF his youth in the CITY OF New
York after interval of ty.four years and thence
make pilgrimage to the sites halow cd by events Of
volutonary memory in and around Boston. Among the
plate is tea service, made in New York in 1882 and
graved with the crest and OF Washington. This |
was used during the whole of the first Presidency, and
up to the death of the Chief at Mount Vernon Decem
ber 1899. There is also massive waiter OF pure silver
From this venerable relic of other days served the
great men of the country who survived the revolutions
gners of the declaration OF independence, members of
the old Congress- and of the convention that formed the
constution-patriots. statesmen, warriors When Bla-
den, the celebrated burglar about to rob Arlington
House he directed his subordinate, who made recon-
nossance OF the buding-"Recollect. sir, on yonr life
do not touch single piece of Gen. Washingons plate
for If you do, the whole country will be in arms against
US, and we shall be ruined forever.aierandfa o. C)
Gasetie.
ARRIVALS EXTRAORDINARY Yesterday afternoon |
our haIbor was honored by the n~rivI ~ a Heet oil