New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-28
- They killed a dog in Fulton-st this morning
10 BE- ALPHABETICALLY inclined

NANTUCKET SUFFERERS.-Ihe citizens OF Pitts
field have purchased and cent 100 barrels oil hour tor
the aid o, the sufferers IN Nantucket This was Ior-
wsrded the Western Railroad 20 Boston, by capt
The Boston A;las states thst $1,000 money and cloth
ing have been raised in DuNbUry The citizens oil IA!
River who suffered severely By IRE 4 year or tTo
since have molly responded 70 the calls OF their suffer
ing brethren OF Nantucket The Inquirer OF the latter
place has the following in illustration:
"On "Wednesday forenoon the steamboat Bradford
D,,rfre arrived herr, from Fall River with nearly
hundred passengers ana teighied with the liberal
tbuuous OF the benevolent citizens OF that place III AID
OF the sufferers By the disastrous IRE in town
She brought between eleven and twelve hundred dol
lars IN money and RON 70 three thousand dollars
worth OF food and clothing There were bedding bed
steads garments OF g.! sizes boots, shoes-Indeed,
enough restore present comfort 20 very many iAinl-
lies who had lost their ell bv the ire The whole pas
sage money. amounting some three hundred dollars
was also contributed by the owners OF me boat The
entirc amount assistance received from Fall River
cannc; be much if any less than four thousand dollars
The town Of Plymouth Mass has raised between four
and i've hundred dollars.
Observation-Disclosures X Morris. a-ed25 years,
ca;rIuaker by trade but recently employed az clerk
In the store OF Moses Yesuaus OF the Village o. Man
chester. found, on Thursday morning about .
o'clock on the West bank OF the Canandagua outlet
the station house kept BY Il ANe IN eaortsvIle-
entirely naked, speeches. and IN dying condition.
We learn that Morris LETT the store OF his employer,
about nine o'clock. the previous evening. destined for
ShortsviIe. about mile from Manchester. where he
intended Take st. c: cars tor THIS village
Arriving Short.~ile before the we're
due u IS conjecrured from The fact that he
srte OF nudity gnG that marks OF violence found
or his body that ne into Inc outlet to battle when
being seized with a6Gen Illness re proceeded Tor
ace 70 the nearest house being mat Of NJ Axels op-
ro,re 10 the shore from which NJ entered the
leaving ms clothes behind. On reaching the shore ne
Va. probably too much exhausted 20 MAKE known MS
condition and he must have renamed during the night
ros-ra-s HELPLESS and suffering the ayoies OF death
lie survived about az hour aer ne was fond on,
100 lar gone 10 give any account OF himself
Outsrio Repository, 25th,
TIE CoIrxBUs. OEIo RA1LEOAD.-Ihe Cleve-
ls,1 ue-ald sars te Commissioners appointed under
a., law of las- winter suthorzng ne city 10 subscribe
$40 70 the read have agreed win the directors Of
me COMPANY 70 appropriate me T1ole OF L Il y should
be necessary on portion OF not less tnan tory miles
- ne one The directors rsv selecI-provided funds
from, other sources seal oe OBTAINED y me directors
ADEQUATE to the completion Of so mach OF the road
R.rrEoAp FROM NEw-LoSDoS To NORWICH
THO rir,-ens of New-London- CT have seriously set
abo,, rb construction Of railroad from that place 10
So--,irh 70 connect 7i:h the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad az Norwich and passing do=n ne West hank
~ rhe Thames The distance Is out Il miles and the
go NJ construction something IKE three hundred
Thousand dollars
Carr TA1coTT-Exract OF a larrer 70 gentle
nan IN Hartford dated FORT "lzrSs. Iuly l3-
II 6ud Capt Talcor, quite comfortable The ball has
no. been ext-ac.ed- and the wound : entirely healsd-
t.:ak N about ten days Re nay get out careful
tCourant
| ~ We understand that, s few days since.
Epres the murderer Of Muu vas seen Lynchburg-
shah- there sold his horse and took tie stage Tor ne
west via the Natural Bridge We hear. farther tnst
| > parry had lei. LyIehbgrE in pursuit OF hin
tRichnead Enquirer,