New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

Tar SouRcvs OF THE NiLE The problem O.
the position Of the OF the Nile which during so
many ages has eluded all inquiry seems at length ~
fair waV of being solved. Rev. Nh Rehmann, OF the
Church Missionary Society, who l. resident near Nom
bAs on the of Africa, four degrees eouh o
the equator, has recently penetrated ABOUT iuu hi'
inland where he came 10 an elevated tHheland, and
saw before him a lofty mountain named hiumandJuO'
the summit OF which Is covered with perpetual snow
In the course of last summer Dr. biulobioi1Ay leit
England ON an exploratory journey into Eastern Africa
and II is precisely in the above mentioned direction that
he purposes seeking the sources OF the Nile, IN accord
anoe with the hypothesis Of Dr. Beke the Aoy ssnan
traveller whose his journey has been under
taken The discovery OF Mount hhmSnd sro promises
well for the OF the enterprise as there reason
~ regard ss forming portion OF ihe Mountain oi
the Noon" the OF which according To ftoieny,
awe rise the Nile The expenses OF Dr bisloootzk 5
Journey are dcirayed by subscription, raised among the
friends OF geographical discovery.
AeosNriygsous GALkNA.-Lsrgc bodies OF thu
valuable mineral are found in Arkansas Silver niucs
also exist in that State. OF which were worked 10y
the Spanards prior 90 the year loOO Gold mines ep-
pear recently have been found and Iron 10 an end
Gaena are ON the estates OF the "South Western and
Arkansas Mining Company, situate about ten miles
trom Little Rock The ore IS said to De exceedingly
rich. The h CHEST assays have exhibited rs much ~
1s0 pounds Of silver the ton OF ore The lowest AS,
Gays are about 80 o. The average OF silver to ton Of
ore IL supposed 10 be about l20 GA presumption
founded price offered for the ore IN tngisnd -
The Importance OF even the lowest assay (S oz) can
sdered worth separating for 8 o.
FArAL AFFNAy >sAR LAScAsrgR, WIs-kh-
phslct Keen stabbed VIM. Waddle, May II. He mar
r,d Wsddles sister last January without me consent
OF her relatives and IN dispute which arose out o II
Wsdde threatened 10 shoot hun On the l3th the par
ties met, and after words Waddle put his hand
IN his pocket as 'o draw ri'tol saying, You shsn
talk 80 10 me hecn s0pposing he about 20 shoot
him, sprans him with dagger which he had IN his
belt ana with Two blows Killed him. Mrs WSddle
was but few yards OF. and anticipating diffculty
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directed Keen TO assist him, saying he had prohablv
fsintcd Ken said. No, Ma, have killed him
would not have done Il isr The world, bur supposed
be was going to shoot me- Keen assisted IN taxius
Wasidle INTO the house and then weat To sarrenoef
hoself n, magistrate 10 have bis conduct
keen has since been examined ana held ios u.al
Tyvo nss srRucK DssD BY LiesrSiss o.
LAxs HrRox--Oa the 22d olt al SydenhAm, Owens
Sound Upper Canada, during dreadful thunder
storm which extended over large ds'rics two yo9ns
men were killed BY hghtflng, one OF whom ~ss alter
Naetsrlase nephew oi Walter Nsciarisne neFNAsii, o
ths civ; the other. Archibald JSineson son OF Nr
J.mieson In whose house the casually happened
Nacisrlane and bis two brothers hSd sonc ie'o NJ
Jameson Already vssi, and soon thtIed'e' "a
house struck by hgainHg. and the TWO young l''
named were standing each other and struck deNS
Other persons stunned by the shock, one o. non
Malcolm Macsarlane severely injured. ana Ms IA
nieson appeared as II dead, bat recovered her se5se
lroronto GLOBE, oh.
Han srokM--A severe hail storm swept over
norson of this town on Monday last. al l O'Clock,
pN M source from the West, seout mile "a width
.s.ins directly over this village doing, in is pFogress
f.,, s,,ount of damage IN the destruction OF glass
Nearly every dwelling In the village saue red more or
49, ~ Lssrn that one OF eit2xens saners the loss
~ scsl 70 OOoiights OF glass. some OF the hail
sass. ,nessured between toar and ave inches N ca
ssonss s'.s.,s,sass .ass lllomer (N. ~ Wnig, 7th
Cso,.sx,-Tais epidemic is now prevs'Irg At
Brunswick No and msay citizens have eil 'ne place
Al N Jo-cnh No there we're nse cases IA tAS " -
ending MAY KS. Az Southport wis- i've aealas nave
occurred .|a
F,sx AT LoulsyILLg Tho baegisg and rope
factory Of Thomas Farrnan s Co. on Nsln.sI was ss
stroyed by Gre on the 5;h inst Loss esSV OF Wi'Sn
s200QOis covered by insurance The ne ors'Ha'e~ =!
l,sI,Sx In ths ssoslEsgy.