New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
NEw-YORk TRIBUNE.
southern vsrmont-,s-aebe-ter-D oinss.
Correspondence OF Tas Tribune.
NAxcHEsrxa Vt July !, 1eso

Correspondence Of Tae Tribune
MANCHESTER. Vt July !, lsie
arrived here last evening after pleasant jour-
psy from New York to Boston and thence to this
Mace. You can imagine the difference between
the City and this retired but pleasant place Msnches
Ter contains several Factories, very extensive Tau
merry. owned By Clark son, and many Of iis citizens
are engaged very extensively In the Marble business
The Marble ls u the best quality, 1t being in some
parts Of pure whits and At others Of rsthcr blush
cast TIE qusrrie. are owned principally BY L. Way
4 sons--there are some tx OF seven different mills
for saving the Marble. aud many others for tnisning
ana thea 10 10 into many sections OF the country
most Of Il. however, Il transported West and South
The scenery here l. beautiful beyond al description
snd is much keShe III ghands Of the Hudson range
OF the Green Mountains IL On each side Of the VII
lsge being only one direct road north and south.
The Barr Seminary, building Of atone. l02 feet
In leneth situated little back OF the VII age hav-
ing very commanding view Of the country ior
distance Its founder, JOscph Burr, Esq gave
literal bequest of SO 90 which is permanent fund.
that all young men In nogsnt circumstaDces VINO we're
preparing for the ministry, should receive their IN
str1cton free Of expense while attending ths school
IL has been In Opersa, for several yeaTs Former
however ii more furnishing condition tn@n II
present The present plumber Of scholars IL about
seventy i've. The eklsttion ana exaninstion passed
Oft finely. All the seemed % know what they
were doing and great credit also BE given 10 toe
teachers Alter examination Of three days listen
ed with pleasure TO The deciama1ons, manly original
which evinced good frFining You're L. w. u.
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DREADFUL STAag Acc,DEsT As the Louisville
stage was going from Msysvilie, KY. on Tuesdsy
morning Of Last week loaded with thirteen
and heavy lot Of baggage, the brake broke in des
cesding the hill Al the Of the bridge throw
Ing the driver 70 the ground aud Of course leaving te
horses free Of al ronuo They immediately dashed
into the bridge A hss1loDg speed and when q little
more than half say through they struck Of the
wood work throw ~ the stage over and pitching The
passengers who We on the top among The ufaDefs'
the trunks falling upon them, and the co4ch getting
broken 70 atoms Prof Sherman OF the Columbia ln-
sutute han bis skull fractured end bis face terribly
crushed, which, with other fatal Injuries caused be
death shortly after NJ. Pleasant Smith, citizen Oi
Nashville 90 badly injured 20 make IL doubtful
whether he can survive and German, W. 6Oidstsin
merchant Of Philadelphia bad hiseg fractured In two
places. which, eh other huris renders ms recovery
doubtful seve,.l aides were inside, who fortunately
were unburt
FfRys-On rridsy afternoon according 10 the
Eoh HenpseadOo-,s fire broke out about three quar-
ters OF a mile from the village Of RosyD N building
owned by VIM Bryant Esq and Dscd for the glass cut
ting business, by Mr George Wilson and 90 rapid was
its progress that IL found useess 10 combat With
the devouhog slerneut 10 save nightingale VS. Loss
l. besvy-hs being upable 20 save anything-escApins
hmsclf with sOos difficulty. The amount Of stock
destroyed s about 3 90, together With two wagons
the tools &c soa In the business, The loss amounting
In al n about q OODdpon which there is An
OF $1,000 effected ly SIR W. on Thursday last, IN New
YORK Mr. BE- ,sa ,ge have not been able 20 ascertain
" is supposed that fire originated from some care.
Isssness OF the family occupying par, Of building
On Saturday night about II o'clock the steam planning
and sash and blind factory the river bank ia Cabot
VILE Mass. destroyed by IRE with 10 contents
Loss 5000.
DEPUrArIos 70 THE PEACE CONGRTss At PARIs,
10 sail Ia the packet ship Plymouth Rock Ihurs6sy
next for Liverpool Rev. VIM. Allen, ID. Northamp
ton Rev joseph Allen marlborough Rev james +
Clarke Boston, REV. Cyrus Peirce, West Newton
Mr. VIM. II. Hnrout, Charleston : c. Mr.. George
rockingham do Mr.. WIN. G. Wallace, Worcester
Mr. Albert Brown, do, with others. Boston Trsv. Sd
1902 SQUIRRELS KLLED.-We understand
Squirrel Hunt cane of the first day Of June 10
Thompson vsncy farewell Co. Va that was com
meBced the nfsi Of April ia this county. The per
ties were headed IS Capt IhompsoD Jr aud Capt
David Spence Upon counting scslps, Thompson count
ed 362l, Spence 5,4ll. Total. 032
JefcrsOnvile Democrat
CoLLIsioS AND Loss OF LITs.-On the 81 inst
a collision occurred short distance below Newcastle
tDel between a schooner and the steamer W PeHse
bound 10 this City, with 3;7 passengers bOlrd
~ emgrsntss Tue bowspnt Of the schooner struck and
instantly killed the cook, colored boy named Henry
Miner. and seriously injured a German emigrsnt