New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
THE TRIBUNE.

r,,xo OF THE COAL MINE Al CAN'o.
thh f.novino account OF this disaster, ano inc
ofmr ] Hosic we find related oy thaI
e'o.po Mr. IL was formerly resident oil lniS
. and has been for some time overseer In ne n'ine'
~. time of the crash he was in the secooe o. ~; M
-, a. .-slei mines or roads, nearly nsie 10 sL 10
three 10 =, sn1e i,,ance from shat. by whicn ne
- was ventilated At the instant OF @ ,be, az
N.Y., In the mine cxtinguisneo ,bns found
tSs lamp which he held in his nale He ars, at.
hsr,.elf suddenly enveloped In esiAse chamber
t4u, - aicis naasase into the ADJOINING SnnA.'
nsrb after long time, he etecteo, eul iouu. and
trance barred He returned TO MS h's' sh s.cond
.h.n vent back TO the rear, or headings, VI be
S,he-. but finding there no poss!oili'y OF Sr,her
.ssIn ye,urued and light in inc 'ue W. .v amid
-oward which he directed his steps . Cn bc stur,.
the utter dark kness OF the su2tell ,e stunned by his
Ned over car and lag for some me neared and he
sI On recovering the Light hac asaPpTTSiS TiSing how
-..umed his wandering IN the darxns s srst nos,on
ever way Of escape he re- next mornng when he
;aS snoher light and on caling i9t ai. a oh
s.ten out BIZ an assistant oVeiseei NV
xrere searching for him tno o,5 from his sue
a. s.cspe IS certainly remarkable: ana lon MnSv
hs Sf ts.r that he remained there from monGay
Sng the time of the accident un'h "eoney
when released It Is supposeu In the
-. ,h.re ara about 80 miles oil raiiroao SO ua' M
- ,s6e spscc for wandering In the dreary aek
,bs pace Only fourteen persons are SUI IN p, so
hov was taken out bat died soon sipef' 8oN
,-Isons were in the mine at the ufne. c;er adds.
Cerboudale Correspondent oil 'ne Coui.. osa r,en
NJ has NOT seen or heard of any OF the 49,
sxbo arc now missing. He was alone n1 80; ai,ber
W. - ~ ar tho nace as No. !. and are snut In elIner
aad or alone at the head Of that place. Enetseoc Gi
fo1a are unsking reach them. out II u hoI pS
- -, ho pot out alive. They were iaoorers ensdseo
~ Eyig .,d no, acquainted with the means VI ge'tns
IN, stc rniners even il they could move az ALL Ml. a.
nves his escape solely 10 his cool ana oehoeis'e Juos
rusut and 10 his knowledge OF the lnteror VI .ae ~ @
The rush OF nir was great out OF No that t9e "as
,ns were broken into ragments-the wheels ana ahe'
even were crushed by being dashed against tue Pat,
&c aiong the road One young man and tne no'So wv, o
was driving were killed by the rusn OF ar i"' 40 '
only LIE lost except the II men now missing e,,
About one third Of the daily supply oi cosi caile ion,
rnese two roads. We cannot tell whetnel sue 49,
viii scc the quantity OF coal contemplated of 'uAs
W. bons 10 resume work by the lst oil March,
r,r FIRE AT CKEQUgRvILLE.-A Utica cores.
oopdent Of the Albany Argus speaking OF this hre says
The es,ablshmcnt belongs to g. W. M stanton q son'
and was worth previous the hre SUOoO without re-
rc,ce To stock II consists OF stone factory l4o oy
"a fnt four stories high large pelt factory grist ini
dry and dye house. and some 20 dwellings, barn, oiscA
.mitn shop &C. and was insured Tor solUOo lnciuous
.o,t The main fac Tory containing u full sets nachl
80 in f,l operation together with the dry mousse ana
PRINCIPAL part of the stock took re ABOUT coch @
Saturday and burnt with great rapdy so much go tnat
some OF the inmates were taseu OUT VI te @ s
many of the girls employed in the factory ioSI tnen
,hawls bonne.s &c. The property burnt was worth al
leas, SOS O0O and only covered by s35oJo
The property was built and formerly owned by + Aol'
l,ter Eso of this City, who B the principal manager-
is loss by fire within three years. including thiS Is
over si2o OOO His losses by fire have been frequent
vet no one has the hardhood 10 blame him or accuse
him of csrlessness and living can regret tne loss
moro than he does In fact il has almost discouraged
and unnamed him. l. so t.,,,
Hes OF which are entirely dePenoehl Oh tncii uuy
labor for daily bread.
WE have two other woolen mills the same stream;
one of which is much larger than the one burnt was
well stocked and in full operation making over l2Vo
yards of wooden cloth per day Mr.. Holster left the
factory about 30 minutes before the ire happened aud
the last word he said man in the dry house 10
be careful Of his fire.
FEMALE TEEToTAL LECTURER.-A Mrs Car
hslc of Dublin, Ireland, Independent lady. IL years
old, has recently commenced public lectures in England
on temperance In the of an address III Liver
pool the aged LADY stated that she had been eighteen
years vser with the late celebrated Mrs Fry, and re-
lated circumstances OF the most hearrenting character
thar had originated in the Of intoxicating liquors
She had travelled through Ireland Scotland, and great
part OF Eugland disseminating the principles OF absti
nencs among the religious public, and her ebors had
been abund.nty blessed hundreds having signed the
pledge through her instrumentality-
At the conclusion of OF her lectures Mrs. Smp.
son. woman sixty years OF age entitled the Queen oil
the Liverpool Tceotacrs delivered short but inpres.
s!ve speech stating that she had been nine years total
absaiuer had borne twentyono children, and was now
healthier and by far happier than when she used into
eating drink.
i. there be any class of the community specially in
teresied in the temperance reform, it is women for
there any special sufferers from the effects OF intem
perase drinking women arc those suterers Traveller
SAILEp.-U.S. s. brig Boxer, for the Coast OF Afr
ca saed "Wednesday from Boston, For the gratifcation
OF those haring friends board append list OF Of
cers-W. L Howard Com; Thos. r Hunter. c. l..
vanalston Lieus John Stuart Mayo G. Watkins, Julian
Myers. Passed Midshipmen; w i. Hartwell, Purser
Joseph Bea Passed Asst Surgeon John McCullcn, Mid
shipman.
CAPTAIN OHARRA--A large number of mer-
chants of St Louis have signed and published card d
recng their agents and friends ship anything in
tended for them on board the Independence com
mended by this inan-who it may be remembered, re-
Gently put one hundred German emgrants. Ignorant OF
the country and language ashore on desolae island IN
the Misssspp in the most inclement weather of the
aeason,