New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-25
We learn that arrangements have

,so ~ isiIy line of steamers between Osweso
Ind montreal Tho boat building at rrencn rec, half
e 90 ,he line which win be ccroposed OF ooats nl'
~. and half British. The trip down nom oss
20 "a Montreal will &c made IN Ie hours OF ies 10
Understand The Locks upon the 81. LaHIehe1 -. ,he
ready and the beats commence rahhins - [ ,v,II be
.yisn,ion opens The Telegraph 10 this psce Tn, W
.onoe,cd about the same time, and we snan Vy aS
fuyniss, Montreal ana Quebec win the a. ~ AL bv
some twelve hours moro 10 ADVANCE " Ts,egrsnb
Lake Champialn- -sst@ .looho1,,
AccrDENT.-A most melancholy
~ a,,r-.d a, the Schohsrie Court House on
We6nes5ay last, by which q rnos. oi'"5 ana ~,
"eonesy an was shot by his father IL appears tnN
Gus yolps ra.kers and that they had just completed
"a yye,e about trying II for the purpose OF escet-
;rino whether it capable OF making saie snoI-
The gun was loaded and fixed stationery aH sitneo al
t.rcei 7, was fired by the but the prning Durneo
an9 ,bere was no discharge. The old man then started
for some fro short distance. and IN his absence MS
son went arrange the target. and was penny Ranging
ts with the gun when the old man came up and not os
coyeng the position Of his touched Oh the piece.
md the ball melancholy TO reiae, passed through ms
chest and he died In about hail an hour. In uu,orla
oate accident caused great excitement ana mas hoe'
crs,.d the old man Our Informant did not learn ther
names The deceased had a wife and several small
children. u - ~ aioapy MN Hi
fatal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY ast "eeh
syoung an Spauiad precipiisted some ~ ieet
through succession of openings in the loors OF Inc
wooden mandatory Of Botchkss Looms u WOOD
bury under the following circumstances tnese open
,oes are for the passage up and down OF what called an
sleyatorrs something similar 10 dumb walters IN
large hotels While the fourth story the young man
stepped on this elevator the rope oil which oroke pre-
ctptatpg the the bottom, with the young man
afiert He fell upo the side OF the opening OF the story
directly under him. crushing light railing around u
bounded from this with somerset, and struck similar
railing In the story below that which was crushed IN
like manner then fell 70 the bottom, striking with the
strong muscles of the back just over the hip on an oval
piece of hard wood three inches in dBneter which was
broken by the conclusion The next day the young man
was walking the streets with his hands in his pockets
,rhisuinp New Haven Herald.
CHARITABLE RELIEF.-Thc donations received
by the General Committee for the relief OF me
Nv the late distressing fires in Quebec amount 10 inc
,Sry libers, sum of 9lA9249 or this sum & lo3,oe3
cre rsceived from Great Britain f12 1893 from the c
Gems of Quebec 9l3090 from those OF Montreal Shoo'
from the Provincial Government oil Canada
rT5- Three counterfeters. Moses S.etler, John
Steier and another woo refused to give his name were
arrested ut Catawissa Pa on Friday week Inc OILS
burg Democrat says, they had when iakcn aoout So
with them most of which In doubt counterfeit About
a2O in TO- ON the Schenectady Bank, dated Juc lzin
and l4,h 1s45-severa $50 bills on Lewiston G
era SEQ bills Ithaca Bsnk-and several os on o
sppe Bank besides large number o. counterfeit quar-
ter dollars"
TIE FIRE AT TROY--A much larger quantity oil
nur and wheat than supposed was consumed at the
late fire. The property destroyed must have amounted
to nearly $4,000 Nearly the whole, however Is cover
ed by insurance. TROY Wing, 2lst Inst
FIRE IN NEWARK N. ANDREW Jordons dry
goods store l3l Markets took FIRE last night from the
upscng of cspphcne lamp and goods were destroyed
sured in the North River mud third in the Fremens
Insurance Co.'S New-York. Newark Adv. Monday
DISASTROUS FIRE.-The sal nratus, lard oil and
candle factory of Charles A Dean ST. Calr.st with
raoaof is contents consisting of large amount OF The
raw materials and manufactured goods, was consumed
by Are last evening 1t insured in the Hudson IN
surance Messrs Gaylord agents. TO the araount oil w.
600. The loss uncertain.
cleveland (o) Plandealer, Wednesday.
THE Enthusiastically afternoon brought US
an avalanche of mau which the depth of the snow had
retarded We received three days papers from New
York The snow is of great depth In all this region Our
streets present very picturesque appearance In the
moro narrow, the snow is six aud eight feet deep
- IAlb Argus, ODD.
4@ kEr The weather yesterday was cold and disa-
greeabe and threatened another storm in the even
Ing 1t thawed very little. Tho rivers are slowly de-
Ginning end last evening there wns but ii feet water in
the channel--enoush. however for the Soas running
The scishing is splendid and good many seds are
coming in with produce. Pittsburgh Gaz 2lst
A PRoMIsISG CLERK-Ono day last week n
Merchant In Milk street Boston ordered clerk II or
l5 years OF age whom he had just received into his
counting room, take off account from the books
with ali despatch. Soon after, hearing him scratching
something from the Ledger the Merchant inquired
what he was DOING to which he replied that he was
stalking off tho account but his knife was ddrneG
dull that il would tako all the afternoon to get of !"