New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-17

captain officers passengers and crew II persons known
e have been saved sndnOw under treatment some dan
Serious others nearly conyalescent = NUMBER 1cu III
hospitals, sc, 10 still missing and unaccouncd LOT -
p.sl n.
Thus ii will be seen that in all probability ory-two
ives have persisted by this exposon-the actual causes
which may bc conjcctured, but no one save thc ~
asniy can TX the fact
" terrific thunder shower passed over Nor
rPsns IN Morris Co ycstcida afternoon. IN when a
nan named VIM. Donald was struck by lightning ana
sasnty killed while returning IRON the hed "hcfv h0
bad been ploughng corn. lie was driving ms hoise'
Which was also Knocked down. but not much injured
Ne had an iron wrench in his hand Mr.. ID. was Tor
nery classical teacher. and leaves bereaved VIE.
ns was about a. years of age newark baiH.
~ The New Haven Courier and Hartford Cour-
M Of yesterday that Butler, who was arrested on
Monday for stealing 500 from his employers Adams *
20 confessed that he was connected with the robbery 81
soeV from the New Haven boat some time since th"t
o. Intended have sailed yesterday IN the steamer 10
thsSnd and that he could make known "hcfc TIE mo
lsy may be found
IL Daniel Daggci prisoner, escaped from the
custody OF the Deputy sheriff of Oneida County, on the
I'm instant while on board the packet boat near syria.
eese. The Sheriff had arrested him IN Wisconsin AMI
Vas on his return TO Oneida reward of 500 il offer
Cd for his apprehension
70 The Providence Journal of Tuesday states
hat four boys belonging 10 the whacshp Audey Clarke
went Conanicut sunday afternoon IN sail boat On
her return they commenced knocking each other
hats OF In sport when OF them thrown over
board and drowned one OF them named Ots Bal,
Ned 10 Of New >horcheIu the name Of the other not
knovn
r. Two attempts were made on Tuesday to sci
te 70 the Franklin House at Paterson, \. J. But hiile
asraage WAS done IN either instance.
HYDRoPnoBIA-A horse belonging TO Mr. Henry
Neniich IN Greenwich township, fenn. Was s,,1e1
~ hydrophobia ast week and exhibited ue most u"
noe symptoms Of this fearful mssdy lie tore 'he ne
en his bones with his teeth and died IN faNlhs iis
ns had been bitten by mad dog - days before. Nv"
ouer horses OF Nh Dctritchs were also bitten silu "
~o'nai two children of Mr.. Quinn IN the same VOW"
'1R had been bitten by rabid dog.
WHEAT N ILIi~oIs-A traveller informs 10,
s' Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser thai IN III
- ne saw 1000 acres of wheat IN one body dNuc'
~ oy cross roads. The yield upon the who.e o' gave
'A-se OF something better than Mas seen last year
,AH The Fourth was appropriately celebrated Oh
NJ LrP1e on her trip 10 Chicago. h. Dcnmsn fsq o
Ss Mas the orator Of the day. Chief Justice Sha"
asss presided. and also addressed the company
Wy Hon Francis Granger was IN Cleveland OF
Ho"esaay Of last week Gov Seward and Seih
e!' Lsq are on visit 10 the Saut 81 Marie.
a.. AhlikE.-Sixiy cannons for the United states
80 passed inspection at Pittsburgh few day
= "n portion Of them were shipped for the Lakes
" hev George Allen of Delaware College
- zen elected the University of Penn sylvsris a
n uo,essor u Greek and Lstin in place Of the Rev
0r"yey, who resigned