The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-10


others his body. upcn examination Of his } d
Pers found on the dead body, il was discovers
| that the brother Of the notorious CaRales VA
the victim just executed.-N. O. Bslitfia.
SfaIoCs R,ILKo,D hccrE~T.-weIs learn from
MIR. ;. ID. Elwood, Mail Agent, that the train
| Of cars which left Buffalo TUESDAY sfternoon
met with an accident when about two miles
east Of Alden. As tb.. train wa- passing a road
span of horses attached To a wagon, in which
was two persons. was seen approaching, the dri-
yer stopping Inst at the foot of "a hill. As the
cars came up the horses took fright and ran i..o
the engine, throwing il off the track and drag
ging the horses, wagon and men under the train.
The horses were killed, and the harness and
wagon completely tor., TO pieces.
The owner of the horses, Nr. Burr, was but
slightly in ured. Mr. Knowiton, FROM Chau-
tsuque county, the other gentleman in the wag-
on was very badly injured. Both will probably
| recover--Rochcsfer AireTfiser.
Col. Skinner, in one Of his notes to Stephens
Book Of the Farm, lin the jay number Of the
Farmers Library,) says:
..On the subject of Poultry. when a country
lad, not unobseryant of all such things, our eX-
periencei covered the whole ground; and who
that was thus reared does not retain la bis men,
DRY, through life lively associations a. connect
ed with this department OF his Juvenile sport
and spec ulstions We have some where seen IL
said; that Mr.. Neb,ter's first investment wa
in Dominica cock, which he carried under
his arm in a smart Journey OH foot, stopping &c
hight him against every cock that dared 10 crow
along the roadside, and this, he il said en- pas
SAINT, is not the Only poin, in which the Great
Expounder has evinced southern propensities"
We hardy know the Colonei's distinction be-
tween Southern AMI Northern propens;'ies.-
Rail- nj, a.,
commu nca,ior, are making such difference, if il
ever existed. rapidly disappear An educated
man is the sam- in both attitudes: d good man.
everywhere.-N. y. Tribune.
Mr.. Webster. il is said will address letter 10
the Chicago convention, not being able TO attend
rs requested
The amount Of revenue collected al Tampico
since the 9Th Of May last. imports and ton
mage, is S46,565 III. The value Of the imports
was S3lf-2l2 50. Two vessels expected
from Havana that would paw duties To the
amount of i2O,D'N.
TELEGRAPH BETWEEN PrrrsrrRGH and CLEvH-
LAyD.-The New Lisbon (Columbiana county
Palladium of the 9th nil. SAYS:
- The line from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, Chi
cago. &c.. is in active progress of erection. The
holes are dug TO this place and the posts all fur
nshed. We are happy TO state the stock as
signed Ia this place has all been taken and that
an office or battery will be permanently estsb-
lshed in New Lisbon"
MAEnACE IN high LrE.-Hon. wv. III. PoLx
Charge d'Aiiair,s at Naples. was on Tuesday
united in matrimonial bonds 10 Miss MARY l..
CoRsE, daughter of the late Israel Corse Of this
City. The marriage took place al ) O'Clock, at
the residence OF Israel Corse. 52l Broadway, the
brother of the BRIDE. After tine collation. usual
on such occasions, the happy couple left for
Philadelphia on the way to the residence Of the
81 handsome Ambassador" Columbia, Tennes-
see. We understand that they will 90 TO Naples
early in the autumn.-N. y. Tribune.
News FROM EuRorx.--I'he French steamship
Mon is now in her twentieth day, provided she
sailed at the appointed time the Cunard steam
ship Caledonia is in her eleventh day and the
: ,rah Sands in her fifteenth day.
Some one OF these vessels will arrive within
short tiIne.-N, Y. Herald, Seth.
The Journeymen carpenters OF Pittsburgh.
| almost en- masse, have struck for higher wages,
and on the LIST inst. parsdcd the streets with two
bands of music.
FAMINE FEvEE--lEEL,ND.-Tnis il a new fever
in Ireland. IL IL now we'll known. The FIRST
tsge, diarrhGa. the appetite good. thirst burn
| ing. The next stage Is dropsy in face ana feet
eyes bright and CLASSY, lips and cheeks bioodiess
Third stage. the hospital or hOvel: then-death
| The wealthy have not this disease: il is for the
poor alone
| FEvER N GLASGOW, SCorLa~D.-Fever rage:
here OF fearful rate. Up TO the % uli.. ther,
were All cases of the poor alone; OH that day
3S. -Four catholic clergymen were down with IT
theTs were hopes of them.
| ULSTER CLERGy.-The fifth minister Of III,
Irish Presbyterian Church, in Ulster, mas faller
4 victim TO famine fever. They, and the Cath
olics, face danger bravery.
| HARp.--Two country girls sold their hair a
% Sd. 10 the nair-GTessvr, 4; CloaEie. Tipperary
| Ireland.
| BCRSs' PLowMAv.-John Blame died at Xii
marnock, sged - He was in Burns service q
his farm, Mossg-l. He acted as gadsmsa, theI
essayed "the handing of the plow." and tU-ne'
up the ground, disturbing the moase's nest, an.
the "wee modest crimson tipped flower"
Bad news for everybody. Punch says 324 at
| torneys were added TO the rc!!.
| PRoprcE: New YoRK.-The following tabl
shows the quantity OF some OF the principal ar
ticles Of produce left al tide water, from th'
commencement OF navigation 10 The 22d June
inclusive, during the years l-I5, 90 days,
/ I-iS scS DAYS and I-!. q lays,:-