The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Varieties.

Butterfield IL Co. are going ahead with the con-
sruction Of the Magnetic Telegraph between Albany
and Utica The post holes dug half way to Little
Falls and the posts upon the ground is intended
have much of the line extends from Utica to
Little Falls in operation by the time the state Agr-
cultural Fair meets at the former place
Ten wears ago the entire annual expenditure OF the
State Of Indiana $4,000 averaging about l2 cents
only to each person. Her debt is now twelve millions
of dollars poll dollar her property tax in
creased eight told her treasury bankrupt and the In
teres on her bonds not paid, The interest on her
internal Improvement debt alone IS S7OO 900 annually,
and her entire debt paid IN silver would welgh three
hundred and sixty tons
The St Louis New Era says that in Mexico, near
the capital they cuvating sugar with great sue
and produce article ofvery fine quality They
cultivate extensively an herb called Mscall which they
use in place Of hemp make bags and ropes of its root
they make very palatable ermented beverage called
Puke and from they also dstil considerable quantity
ofwhiskey; is stout pricky plant and makes good
hedge.
An Indian Temperance Meeting was held upon the
Cold Spring Indian Reservation in Cattaraugus county
present, about one third Of whom Indians. Good
order and decorum preserved during the entire
day After Temperance Address by w. j. Angel,
ESQ., venerable Governor of the Tribe, Blacksnake,
in his e7th year. to speak to his brethern
Thomas w. Dorr is at present soourning In
Woonsocket (R ID at the residence of olney Bal2u-
We learn that he preparing address to the people
that State, which Will appear at an early day
Four new churches are now being constructed In
Racine one by the Protestant Episcopal one by the
Methodist one by the Baptist congregation and one by
the Catholic society.
A patent has just been taken out by Capt. Daniel
Mason, Jr. of kennebunk Me-, for an entirely new
method OF making ships sails
At recent election in Warsaw, ILL.,, several dis
graceful fights took place. number of Mormons
compelle 10 leave the ground
There are in the United States So Railroads, COM
peted progress with aggregate extent of 3906
miles of which the aggregate cost was ,24l ,s97
Slave insurrection was attempted on the 9th
inst on Mr. Haeys plantation COMPETE louisiana. The
leader shot by MIR. ii. while rallying the gang,
which then surrendered on the spot
Some underlined disease is prevailing among the
horses Long Island-ls having died within few
days,
Working on the Sabbath has been made penal
offence, by special enactment of the City Council of
Richmond Virginia.
BY law of the Republic of Texas, l3, ,2S4 acres Of
land apart in each county for the support Of pr
mary schools and 22 400 for the endowment of
two colleges.
correspondent of the National Intelhgencer
says that the only safeguard against the explosion OF
pump OF sufficient power the largest sized boilers
be constructed of such ghness to be convenient
ly carried on wheelbarrow.
A Protessorship Of English Literature and Bellies
Letres has been established in the University Of Yer
mont and the Rev. William Shedd, of Brandon Vt an
Aumnus of the institution, has been chosen to fill it.
The Galveston Ne,cs says that reddish, trout,
drum, and founder very abundant in that harbor
reddish are caught three feet long and weighing 90
pounds and that deer plenty ON the Island that
nine have been killed by one discharge oil a double
barrelled gun
According to one ofthe Jones' journals in Texas,
the Executive of that country is the prince of hum
buggers. He humbugged it says, England, he humbug
ged France, he humbugged Mexico and he humbugged
the United States. And finally he humbugged himself
What profound statesman the Doctor must be.
The first entlre cargo of tobacco ever sent to ST.
Petersburg from this country taken out by the
Henry Shelton which sailed from Baltimore few days
since consisted OF 700 hogsheads and valued at
100000
BUSINESS or RAHwAY.-We give below some
statistics OF the business nc. of this place.
Though necessarily imperfect they will give some idea
OF the trade of the town Woolen Factories Cotton
Wadding Piano Forte mandatory L. File mandatory
!, Clothing establishments 4, Glue mandatory l, HAT
mandatory 9 Watches and Jewery 3, Ssgar manufac
tory l, Earthernware mandatory Cabne makers .,
Coach lace o Grist mills 6, Saw mills BAKER,
,, Blacksmiths TO- Lumber yards 3 Master Masons 2,
Drug Stores g. Grocery Stores 20 Printing omces 8,
cotton Print Works l, Dyeing works :, ohemca
Works L. Maeable Iron foundry L. Carriage makers 10,
Boot and shoe makers Saddle and harness makers o.
Trunk makers Silver paters 2; LlmeDurners Chalr
Brick wards . Painters and Gazers Coal yards 8, Hay
press Master Carpenters TO- Hardware stores ,, Dry
Goods and Groceries 49, Millinery and Fancy g. In addi
tion 10 the above large number ofGeman and
Scotcb hand weavers. In 1886 the amount of goods
manufactured year estimated at 81 500 O00 and
the number of persons employed in the various factories
al 2ooo The amount of business done is much less
but trade has greatly improved within year past, and
the is rapidly returning to its former activity We
have means Of exactly estimating the population but
should Judge to be rising Of 5000 The Railway Bank
has capital of Sl50,000. There nine Religious
Societies. including Catholic, which has no church
edifce-Raheay .adcocate.
New ARTICLE OF TRADE. Yesterday we noticed
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