New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-30


the propretorshp OF the steamers Worcester and Ceop
trahas taken pace-he Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
Company having purchased OF the Long Island Railroad
Company both said boats. The Long Island Company
will however. the above boats as usual.
unu the rst OF August. when all connection between the
the Companies will The Norwich and Worcester
Company will then put the new and superb steamer At
antic NOW nearly inshed) the line. in place OF The
Cleopatra Capt. Williams OF the CLEOPATRA, who Is a
great avorte with the travelling public will command the
Atlantic. lulooe
ScHuYLKlLL NAvIGArIoN-We are informed by
an officer of the Schuyki Navigation Company that this
work is now very forward throughout. the line
About third Of the whole, extending from this city TO
Rogers Ford, Ave miles above Ph9nxvile Is this day
open trade. The mex; division. reaching from Roy
ers Ford Reading and connecting with tile Union Ca
nal will come in about weeks. The residue
of the line progressing with great vsor and Will be
coupeted In time TO have sautary effect upon the price
OF coal philad. L. s. Gazette
SHIP HuGUESoT-W learn from the Savannah
Georgian OF 2ilh instant, that the ship Huguenot,
Capt Graves which put into that port Sunday week
with her cotton fire., having been struck by lightning,
proceeded the voyage yesterday She was from New
Orleans bound TO Liverpool
RAILROAD AccIDENTs-Two cara belonging TO
the Lewiston Railroad Co-hIled with passengers on
their way to take the steamer down The Lake-were
completely demolished last evening between the Falls
and the junction. The crash are informed, was
terrific and caused by the breaking OF an axle and
although the we're torn In fragments, and with tue
passengers piled 10 common mass still no serious per
TO learn Itseems have been ene OF those accidents
which no foresight could have avoided Lockport Cour
~ The Freight. Train for Providence, last eve
ming in backing up to the upper heighhouse, ran on
the track and in collision with the West end OF
the freghthouse. which fell upon one oil the cars and
caused quite smash but We believe no person was In.
jured. Boston Bee.
STAGE AccIDEsT.-One of the stages between
Bethlehem and Reading upset on Wednesday night
as we are informed By gentleman OF this city, and Right
yC,to y hon NJ fha A
United States and his lady, severely injured IL was
thought the Reverend gentleman could not SURVIVE
The acct.ut WAS attributed TO a race with belong
ing 10 an opposition line (phll. Ledger, Saturday.
MELANCHOLY OccURREScE.-On Saturday last,
In Auburn Mr. Samuel Spencer OF Aurelius, who has
been time 10 feeble health. wao discovered TO oe
more veil than usual and while his attendants were
absent for few moments from the room 10 lett MS BED,
and fell or threw hmeelf from the window. and broke
his neck He survived about ten minutes. The window
was only few feet from the ground. His age was TO-
ACADEMIA Mr.. John Kelsy, member Of
military Company OF Buffalo. while out on excursion
few lays since accidentally shot In the night arm
by the discharge OF musset (in the hands OF fellow
soldier,) loaded with bank cartridge.
PArsFuL-The Mayor of Chicago had command
OF volunteer corps in that city. Since an order has
been received for 10 march the Captain nss ois
covered that his health Ia bad aud renders II necessary
for him 10 stay at home.
sAp.-The Portsmouth VA New Era states that
Miss Virginia Hope niece Of Mrs. Peed residing IN
Glasgow-st. in that so severely burner Oh
Monday evening last consequence Of her clothes taxing
IRE that she died Tuesday afternoon after suffering
axcruciatinS agony.
F1eEs-The carpenters shop of Mr.. John Par
ker In Quincy, Mas with about 1000 feet OF lumber
chest OF Carpenters tools, &c. and shed ADJOINING
wer. destroyed By FIRE Thursday nght. Loss eau
mated q, from $1,000 20 sl5Oo.
The dwelling barn. srd other usbuldings belonging
m Mr. J. w C. Morrison. in Dresden, M-ss. took IRE on
"Wednesday OF lsst week, and we're entirely consumed
with most OF tneir contents Loss esmsted al about
$3.50 Insured for 500.
" We understand that the grst and saw mills
OF Col VIM h Gi.t ;he Caicn district were consumed
BY fire twelve days The manner IN which
il originated Is 40, accounted for though can scarcely De
he werk Of al tncen4tary Col GIss iberaty 10 the
poor Of bis neighborhood during the past season. III suf
ing their wants. has 4de Elm deservety popular Win all
classes. columbia u. W CIFOnicie, E1''A 'is--
B A large new dwelling OF Mr.. Thomas A
Soeace Oh the Pocarnoke river near snow HILL (Ad)
was entirely destroyed ~ hre on Monday night The
loss is estimated al $1,000
~ The Boston Post states that there IS much
Sickness in ,ha. city among the Irish emsrsus recently
arrived and that they Ill the Hospital Warts Of the Aims
House 10 ovefaowing-
~ The Morning Chronicle, which is The Oldest
London journal mas existed y years, the Morning
Post 20, Herald g. Times 6l and Advertiser 81
wears