New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12
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TUESDAY, July H.
The WEATHER IN REyoLT.-There has been an
emeute among the powers that have charge Of the
weather The heat Of week or two back, having
proved too oppressive, provisional government
appointed who for three or four days reversed the
order of things and distributed the very lib
orally At present the clouds in state Of anarchy.
The sunshine had the upper hand yesterday afternoon
but this morning the clouds have thrown up heavy bar
cades and compelled to retire. should they retain
the sway our streets viii be deluged wiih-water.
ACCIDENT AND DEArH.-Ou FRIDAY last as Mrs.
H. T. Ren, Mrs Fowler and her child were riding in
carriage near Rossvie Staten Island was scciden.
tally overturned the child instantly killed and both
Mrs. Ricll and Mrs Fowler very seriously injured
MAD DoGs.--Yesterdsy dog evidently in a
rsbd state was killed by officer Miller Of the Tenth
Ward. at the corner of Christy and Grand sts and
another in Twenty -sixth-st near secondavenue.
SAVED FROM Yesterday, a man
named William Williams fell into the dock At the foot
Of Dey-si but was rescued from his perlou situation
by officer Crawford OF the Third Ward.
ATTflPT At SUICIDE.-A young man, named
Richardson, from Illinois, attempted 10 commit suicide
on Saturday last at Hoboken by shooting himself with
a pistol The wound received was very slight The
cause which led n the attempt 10 destroy himself is
supposed TO be melancholy state OF mind produced
by III health
GENERAL SEssloSs.-The trial of Honeywell
Vincent for obtaining goods under false pretences
resumed this day At the opening OF the Court After
ongthed the jury found the prisoner guilty sen
deferred till saturday next The Court then adj
ourned to this day
No. III (fa1.ae Ut
u Lowell charged with procuring abortion by Of
an instrument or otherwise upon the person OF Mrs
Eunicc King widow lady, formerly resident of
stow resulting in the death Of Mrs. King was bound
over Saturday IN the Of 5000 for his appear
ance Al the higher Court be held in October in that
city and for the want thereof was committed.
The Lo~U Corrier also gives another case. As fol
lows:
Mrs Mccain on Adsms-s' died on Friday night by
the used. is stated to procure abortion On
Wednesday che was well, and called upon one Mrs
Curtis, proiender Of Indian Doctor She was
Immediately taken sick, and could scarcely get home
Ars Curtis called her professionally several times
and assured her but hour two before her death
that she was recovering and would get well soon.
FROM HALWAX.-By the steamer Buena Vista.
At this port Halifax papers TO July have been received
The M0raiaR Courier OF july O. announces the arrival
there on the day previous Of "a NJ. : Weesly, OF -
guns and 600 bearing the dag red the fore Of
Vice Admiral Thomas. Earl OF Dundouald The Weles
ley last from Bermuda, whence she was tow
ed 10 Halifax hv the convict steamer ScOurge which
conveyed Mitchell, the condemned, 10 that place
The exports Of msckerel from Halifax TO the United
for the week ending July /. 1882 barrels
The crops in Nova Scotia are said to promise well
Boston Traveller.
CROPS ~ INDIANA-Our farmers have, in good
earnest began cutting their Wheat The crop s
thought 10 be superior in qusntity and quality TO any
before harvested in Central Indiana Wheat, tor some
does not stand thick the ground II should
but fuller and heavier head has never been produced
Some fields have been slightly affected with during
the past week, but fair weather and speedy cutting
viii tend much 10 remedy the evil
Our Corn fields exhibited airer prospect this
season OF the year Ills ten days or two weeks earlier
han previous seasons. The dry weather has enabled
he farmers in the nat beech and sugar tree land, 70
Seep their unusually clean Indeed the process Of
training, now extensively used in the clay soil, hss
ended 10 enlarge the crop and developed much valua
Die corn land which, before draining unsuiied 70 4
he cultivation OF grain ndiansp state Jour. 30th ut
VOLUNTEERS DYING.-The Cincinnati papers /
tate that some two hundred Michigan Volunteers 1
cached that city the 9Th on their way from the War
most pi,iable condition -Four Of them died between
ouisve and that city, and another after being
placed on a canal-bost
APoPIExY.--Col. Pierce OF the L. :. Army sta
toned az Fort Adams was seized with stroke Of apo
,lexy yesterday morning while directing letter in the
'ost-Oaiee Medical aid was called. and be was re-
moved &c the Park House He Is IN very preearious
tate New 1T News. tn.
II Gordon Trumbu, Esq. Of Stonington, has
'een elected By the Legislature Of Connecticut Assist
mt School Commissioner. 70 become soe Commission
the close of the present hscsl year or the re
EQUATION OF the present incumbent. DR.. Beers the
,resent Commissioner has ably Sled the Office for
wenty FIVE years, during which he remarks IN recent
eer his duties have compelled him 10 travel aver.
ge Of 1900 rules per aunum IN the I'VE States In
which the fund Is invested. Mr.. Trumbun il widely
Inown gentleman Of eminent literary ability whose
BUSINESS talent and experience render him fully
'etent % take charge OF the Office, which j. the
esponsiolc and lsbOrious in the state. Jour Com.
" SENTENCE or DEATH was pronounced upon
augustus DUee Al Boston, yesterday afternoon by Chief
usilee shaw Tor the murder OF Ellen Cakes. He u %
'e hanged Al such time The Executive shall hereafter
.Ppoint.
" A man named Paine was found dead ia
he Aism Canal at CincinnSt the other day under cir
which induce the belief that be had been
murdered.
- The store IL Mess-S. Bacoil 4 Woodward
Boston injured BY Ere Monday night % the
mount ot " 5o0 ~ s2,Ooo IBsgrsa. !