New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-16


in Cincinnati Is fairly opened. Go where you MI,
Won hear the din OF the hammer ana the clear mig
Of thu iYowei while the spade and the plcE2X are
indusinousy applied In the preparation Tor new
foundations. An absence OF s~ weeks ifen
any one giirt OF tOIcn Will throw you quite "a ar
Tears with your old aclrainllnces, ne puii-lnss.
In many portions Of ,hc wet t.Gd, Inc streets
are almost entirely bockedu by brick and mortar,
while il those parts where improvement had stop
ped for want OF srouad, the buildings are p!iec on
the tops OF the old ones, or new fronts are beng
put up 10 beauty aud make ne" IN appearance.
Among the buildings now IN progress, or conteIg-
plated, are several churches, some OF which Will
be truly ornamental 10 the city. There are also
other public buildings, belonging 10 Soceti=s The
odd Fellows, the Mssons, the sons OF Temperance,
the Cincinnati College, all contemplate building
tie presen, season.
the last :, 4son many were disposed 10 question
the continuance o, t!nt prosperity FOR another year:
bat if We are correctly Informed. there has never
been time when the amount ei building at this
season OF the year was as great as al me present;
[Cla. Herald
An OLD 'uy.-llr Weed, il q leuer from Santa
Cruz 10 the Albany Evening Journal, says
spoke in former letter OF the arrival OF the . Jo-
hanna bIaria ship built nt teak wood IN The East
indies, nearly or quite al hundred y-ars ago. We
have since been invited by Capt. ShuIlz, who com
rnanGs her 10 an entertainment! on board. she IS
ruly wonderful vessel Her great age is ind-
Gated by every thing, except that her onglna wood
work is as sound as when she was launched FER
hnIl unlike other vessels constructed OF ribs and
plank. is OF timber joined as 70 require no cauk
inO The floor in one Of her cabins, which mas
never been renewed, Is considerably worn. 6nt not
as much so as brick or stone floor would have
been In 1891, during the war between England
and Denmark, she mounted 81 guns. with which
she did good service. She is good sailor. and 80
dry as scarcely ever to require tie use OF her pumps
She was handsomely decorated with flags and bril-
Iiantly lighted. While we were there Danish
man. war brig arrived, whose officers CAM: on
board the johanna Mara, and helped 10 enliven
both the Danes and the supper
NoRE SIGxAi. F,sEs-We are informed that sig
mi Arc. M night are now quite in NewJcrsey-
across which state information and communications are
constantly fitting with mysterious and phantom ike
snced and ecresv We noticed tbs crimson fires on Red
Ill in our paper Saturdayant We have since learnt
that telcrraphc intelligence Is conveyed, rot only rom
Ncw-York to this city-but also from New-loTk to Bal
more Theast staoa in New-Jersey for the TRANSMITS
.nn news Baltimore is Mount Ephra!E from which
the lights are responded c! Tie heights below
Cheslcr-and On Sou;lIvards
The objects these Geographic signals arc OF course
only the iniated;-hut he country pe9!ie are
frequently startled ~; the appariticu Of The vivid hes
sometimes crimson sometimes q Gear Due i.l IN
times of pale yellow-an heights that are lionel and
.mhosoncd in woo}S We have heard Tumor tina; one
lrh; means huy and Two lights Sc bur Gag Or fet
WHAT We are Of course unable TO say. farmer to' Us
4.
returns Inv ni.ht every distinct light exhibited counts 900
Thus assuming that TIE Lite Presidential! election te
color appointed for the Clay ssna!s vas T1And h- OF
Pok Mue-thc exhibition OF IS red lishis would denote H.
500 votes for Cay-25 blue lights $500 votes Tor Polk
Bu, we give the whole FOR what it is worth merely
remarkiag that we live IN an age OF experiments
PhilaGelpha Inquirer.
SUPPOSED SrIclpE.-A young womat named
Mary Crrr.n Of New Albany Id. was fornd dead
in her bel on Tucsday morning last, When She went TO
bed The night previous her deathshe was In good health
ani her sudden death ascIbed 10 po!SeH II seems Ha
She had recently been seduccd ~ youis man IN New AZ
bany and few weeks since mad given birth 10 cld-
The youn man. whose name our Informant does LOT Know
afterwards married another woman aut II Is supposed
tho in consequence of this Of her !aihess lover, Miss
Crrran committed suicide. \ post norton examination
of ,he body held, the result OF which was not Known
,,hr orr t,rnsn. Lett She buried YESTERDAY aiJeT
lL'uiS'''e NV"''e'' u
T,r Nor,toys.-Passcrs from the interior OF ILL.,
nois say their condition has been growing worse
and worse ever since the death ot the Smiths, and
al oresen; i. truly pitiabie. The great mass OF the
incubation a, Nauvoo Is IN state bordering on
starvation There Is no business gong on, and no
means of obtaining subsistence, only oy cntritaole
donations from The richer classes. SUBSCRIPTIONS
are passing through the city tor s relief OF me poor
aud every day baskets are carried around 10 col
lect provisions iorihe starving.
C,,rysrrr Com 1T is stated thai there were
coined. during The year lsl4 al the BFanch Mint
of the United States. At Dahlonesa georgia, ~ O9i
Half Eagles and Il .S52 Quarter Eagles, equivalent
m SiSS $50 90 The mos. OF this gold was dug,
w. douhr mol. IRON mines located IN The country
from which The Cherokees were forced 10 remove,
and for which thry have never been paid. Would
!, ROT he a good idea 10 devote some OF this gold
10 alleviate the wants OF the CherokseS, and thus,
in some degree remove the blotches OF wrong. op-
nression and iufamy that have besmeared The EePu-
tstion Of Georgia, III her attempts 10 pocket this
san,s pold, ICherohee Advocate.
P,r,r,c.rlox OF PRlso>s, Nc.-Mr. Doubleday,
Lsaner nj the Auburn State Prison, has discovered
an important Improvement for the punhcduon OF
prisons He has found that hydTo-SqIphaie OF cal
cunl-comnon. GuqIePaEed ground p!as'er--hds
the power OF attracting me offensive paris oi az
animal rffluvia. forming two new substances, sui
pheir of ammonia and carbonate Of lime, winch
ers harmless By soruklng very small quantity
If plasIer IN places that generate tonl ar, the ada
cent .tmosphere Is rendered pure and Wholesome
Srpp.x DeAru The Huntingdon tPa.l Journal
of Apr;l y, states that Mr. Thomas Il Grern, OF
Springfield township IN that county sas found drac
in the privy OF tie Court house N huntingdon, on
The 18th nit where it SssppoSed he had lain Tor u
DAYS He was wing IN suci position as 10 prevent
The openiug OF The door until taken OH us hinges
The Coroner held an inquest on the BODY. a:id me
result was verdict thet the deceased came 10 us
death by fit OF apoplexy
FIRE At HoLLlpAYsBUEGI, PA-Ne earn from
the HolldaysbuTsh Register that the large frame
J
| Crovell as a smith Shop, ana bv MessrS. Beck *
Dawson with machinery for picking oakum, SPIN
ming cordase. saving, Nc. was destroyed oy IRE
oa the 18th inSt
FIXES AT LIsrox. oHo-On the 9Th list. I sta
he Standing within 20 feet Of The large wooien factory ws'
hr-ut The factory saved with titcuiy On ;he 9TH
the stable of Dr. g. aCock TIE coacaae;oTT Of HOLLAND
/ Eels and much ether were destroyed
F1RE.-A large Ere occurred Yesterday morning,
which nearly consumed the block Of buildings OCCURRED by
.1,~,s & Gantc- as the Broadway Exchange. Enet's
S.ccs Factory and Cap Manutjctoly TIE eni-e aPfeE
,a-,s OF the buildings were ecn.ued and re lower Ps
SO 1''''-e TC.neinnat! Herald. April 9.
Flxz.-At y o'clock. on Saturday might, ire
broke Gu, The cabiaet Makes shop Si ;! NJ
dn over the DIV ooG. q A. l. STATS live street
The re ,prrs adjacent Sntngs ocsaPisd y Hoop
+ Co Ia5kng glass warehouse. and Wilder i Snow cIE
ss The ,ppe. stories Of The ;hrec stores were con
s.Gersbly cansSed
C. A gil, whose ram we did moi , jsaT1, va.
IL, Valley Fsis. lsst Saturday, and was thrown
as.nsr the wall with such violence that she Wa