New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Chester COuutg Bank a. the depot on bfoao ~ ID ~
eemoer sst The following IA the property ~ aio 10 the
odietnep,-7 notes Of 81 90 each 20 notes OF So
Zach 50 notes Of 500 each 900 nstes a go encb -
note. Of 40 each % Of g each and one trunk
worth % cent? making 10 all $4,000 30 Al me De
PENDANTS excep, Williams pleaded not guilty Williams
through hi. counsel n Philiips BEG pleaded guilty
Nr Reed asked that the case be pOstpODed until fHnsy
81 The mOnwealth were not prepared 70 proceed
In consequence OF the dangerous Illness Of matersl
witness The Court granted the application All tho
psrt.e. having agreed ~ H. and the Jury were as
charged until Friday morning. lfnha' L'ose'' ~~'
CAsSEL CoAL.-We learn from the Ciacfanat,
GQdfe that an extensive mine Of Camel coal has lately
been discovered on the lands q w ~ Peyton on Coal
River about 30 miles from ia junction with hanawha
N Western Virginia This cosi creek mine u said t.
be the most extensive of which we have any know
edge. Camel coal IL generally found IN connection
with common bl,umlncus coal IN thin VEINS OF Only d
lew inche. bu, this vein represented . be from
three 20 ave feet thick II situated in the mountain
sAording opportunity - dnit horizontally INTO ~
eide Another vein Is found on Fix River. 10 hhnawhA
County equal In quality 20 the first though thinner i
extent has not been asceriained. ms - gn iAuo.
owned by Messrs. Bradley Of Warrington Ciiy. ana
others Stll another vein has been found on ine ChhA
wbs on the ands OF Mr. stockton This Inferior 70 ne
other two veins but valuable.
Stow .SroRws.-B Boston papers Of yesterday
mention that the snow on the Norwich and worcester
rOsd filed up In places OF considerable extent 70 iht
depth OF eight and ten feet A. New Bedford snow
tell o. the depth Of three four inches on sunday
night. Al fall River the snow Is stated 70 DE yen
D
with good seishing In towns ten miles from Boston
the slsgbing tolerabls yesterday and was well
improved last AT Portland, northeast aale
commenced early sunday morning, and blew Win
gres, violence during the dsy-haii, snow and sleet
Some vessels broke away from their moonngs In the
hsrbor, and suffered injury AT New BEDFORD ihe
ship Susan dragged ashore but with what darnsge j.
not known....M Troy, yesterday there was colo
and piercing snowstorm.
An OLD AND TRUE SoLDiER-A friend la
Prstt.viIe, Athens county, writes US that in Brown
T.. Is.... Draff KfE UIUf
airy soldier aged 70 years came one mile TO the pole
and voted for Gen. Taylor At the late election lie thcn
stated that be bad always voted the wing ucket rom
the days of Washington up 10 that time, and That nc
thinks the Wings have not swcryed from the good ola
Wing principles Of the Revolution. He was IN the
memorable battle Of Bunker liill and several oher'
lie 10 pensioners very active and inquisinNe ana
taxes Wing psper
CIDER MAKING-At Madison, Morris County
4 there IL said 90 b0 cider mill which consumes
about 200 bushels Of apples per day The apples are
not ground broken by zng between nuts as IN
the common cider but they cut into very thin slices
by sharp <niyes around two revolving cylinders and
then pressed in machine, from which the juice comes
out entirely free from the pulp ana ohef Things "hcn
found In the cider At the old mls-the cidei
Istsinibg its sweetness longer time
Newark Advertiser.
HAYTI.-Our last accounts from this Island rep
fesent affairs having become again settled, and con
ndence In gres, degree restored The trade from this
port which has been nearly suspended during the reyo
luton, has revived in some degree ana smPmen,s q
bic extent Four vessels cleared last week Tor different
ports in the island with assorted cargoes and two more
are loading Tor the same destination bost Jour 2lst
FIRl Al WELDON, y. C-An extensive fire
broke out in the shop and warehouse ot the Whining
ton and Raleigh Railroad Company on the night OF the
lTth ~ 10 O'Clock consuming the engine shop ware
house wood house, negro house and njuring consider
ably an engine few article. Of meren ,h e w ooo
falling entirely on the Company. The IRE supposed
10 have been the WORK OF an neendiaFy
Tux ASrI-SI,vERY SOCIETY The snnusmeet
INK Of the Rhode Island Anti Slavery Society was held
IN Mechanics Hall lsst Thursday and Friday The
meetings very well attended day and evening The
principal speaker was Frederick Douglass. who put In
to ell the political parties with equal vieor
VERMONT CATrLE.-Withn two days a.
enormous train OF ioTty.io from the center oil
Vernon, State loaded with them, arrived At the Lowell
Railroad depot in Boston. having came over the Yer
mont Central Railroad via Northern Concord NASHUA
aud Lowell Railroad.
SETTLEMENT Oh MALDEN.-rho BHaker ia
Avoa states that the inhabitants Of the town OF Nal
den have voted in meeting TO celebrate the Two
hundredh anniversary OF the settlement OF 'ns' ,o"h
with appropriate ceremonies, ana nave No'eo Si"'
Tor that purpose.
H,RRIssuRc. Nov 81 lsfs Dear Sus Gov
Johnston arrived here pos, haste this morning to Al
tend to official duties which could not be deferred
lie stays but day OF two, and then returns t. Arm
strong County Tor his family
ILLINOIS LKGiSLATURE According 10 the new
Constitution the Legislature will hereafter convene o.
the fret Monday In Jsnury instead Of December, a
formerly.
rHE Ds,n 81. EXPEDITION. Tho l. :. store
ship supply Lieut pennoCk. OF the Dead Sea ENpcd
non. arrived At Gibraltar Oct "a, from Naples
ry The steamer 81 Ions. supposed to hav
Ice, ON Lake Huron has arrived at Detroit iron
Presque lsle.
Tux TkIBvNE IN rIuLApEfriuA-Stranxers In Phi
sdeyhis will mud the Dday T1bHse At Icibcrs New
Room or they can procure 1t from the news boys