New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
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courado for an o ser AAllr, 81 r'. - =
49, that be woaid ZIP OFT the glis q sny nAn
-. - bsnd, on him some words took place De-
go the roNdies and persons % ne crowd 5oNs
were struck and John Collins I" = st-ooe1 VI - -
1r.e ~ovsrdiy villains Ted on board The forrest to
In. si4d In I'VE minutes committee o. I'VE hisny
respectable vent 81 once % ne end Of we WAT
Intending % 70 board the Forrest lertiy ne mII
6arar znt trlng him ssnorc ne ocat vas et'A-. I-I
10 ssoersad citizens refused 20 cast OF ner mes
Mr. John Packer called % Captain Achakin nal n sn
had been ~ ed. that the murderer N-s on DoAa as
bos, and de,ired MIN haul ID and et the committee
srresi him. The captain backed 30 ooai ssd tnre"
out his blank but rush was made Tor the ooat ara
similar rush being Al the same time made JOY ne gang
way ty uers0ns on board The ooal ne captain hPPIr
hen.Te for his passengers, and earul tnat as Doai
would be- the Of sanguinsIy battle drew 10 iis
plank and pushed Oh
Fo- nus siding in the escape Of murderer Captain
n hs. baer grarslv censurei. The citizens % Fever
iv thirk thar he should have renamed IN ne stream
,inf the committee got o. board
An ina1est was held. TIE verdict was wlliu! mur
der lie mmdTr. h0Dgh n9 'ifa iaSel ras JAD.
identified and his NAM ana -s,leen1e a,eeTia'''a'
DRrsDvUL ACCIDENT Is krssINGTOS. About
o'clock this morning very serious and inghtiul &C
dent happened 10 the third story Of the planing mil
Of George b. sloat, which apartment j. occupied y
George " Hanna. sash maker. workman leainAns
Suverthorn was terribly injured shortly alter ihe
machinery hsd teen put IN motion Tor ine DAY "ork'
Mr. Siverthorn noticed that lR1is Rubber strap
which drove the grindstone, and which was on the
pulley had become entsneied upon the shaft with the
end fsuping about Thinking tia; he could disengage
IL without rsk be rashy seized - by loop tlat was
| io the end The loop caught his wrist and In an in
sfant be was whired from hs footing % the ceiling and
carried around the shaft no ICES than four or nVe ues
when be fell q the door n a state ot lnsensluity.
The shst was making SO least 90 revolutions minute.
and between the top 0 IL and the ceiling there was on.
liz fusce ID i inches 10 was in this contracted com
us,s that the poor mans body, ~ every revolution,
wa. fs,hed and crushed against the j1is overhead,
and piles Of boards that IA rHcks Ills night hand
wss twisted Oh at the wrist 90 81 20 hsng only by toe
skin. his shoulder and side "ere snocain-y confused
and lacersU d, his right le7 i1-hfiuly bruised and
mashed and other parts oi his body Injured. lie is
philadelphia Evening" Bulletin let
THF PHLsDEtPHIA Navy HARn.-Q1ite busy
srene presents iiself present AZ this place The
uiing Of the Dry Dock having been entirely completed,
and he waite pumped OUT Oi The basin The wOrsmen
are busy In grading the bottom snd driving the lines OF
piles which 20 enclose the cement walls upon wnlcn
The sections the Dock 70 rect when sunk ne
sone for The floor of the Dock 10 OF exceedingly hand
some and durable blue granite snd mas been accurately
spi.t into squares and paraielogrsms one OF ne
pun ping glnes has been so up. and . - oesnui
niece OF mechanism. working s pIesen three pumps
a large ca1re The framing OF the tnr1 oi the ten
coating sections s rapidly progressing The steamship
-usquehfrna l. already cnuked halt way up, and ihe
division of the interior into the proper apartments
commenced She "a n noble looking vessel, ani has
been constructed by M. Lenihai with the greaiest
care and regard 10 strength which 10 the same time ne
mas preserved beauty IN her lines when mas chhr
.rged general admiration. among the most crt
cal !, spr0bshle she viii be launched without being
coupered but there scarcely be danger IN sheath
ing vessel 90 built aud fastened as she is We were
told iha, there 10000 worth Of copper bolts alone
in bar hull The timber sheds, and the dwellings
for the officers Of the yard, are rapidly nsing IN
digging the foundation for new workshop the WORK
men struck upon walls OF great thickness and OF some
extent connected by series OF heavy brick arches
stone and mortar hard a. fnt and conjecture
was rite to what the walls were originally con
ructed for un u ascertained ihst about IN that
location was placed the old Swedes Fort, built long
before the landing OF William Penn. 10 Is thought that
water. battery along al o. angle In 'front.' OF H.
North American s. L. :. Gaz.
RprrA AND PorIrIcaI FiGHT- On Thursday
evening about y O'Clock, OF the most sanguinaTy
and brutal fights that remember 10 have ever wit
messed occurred ~ the Globe Hotel, in sixthst be-
low Chestnut, Hugh Barr proprietor The nght ID un-
dersood 10 have originated in the feelings of animOsty
encendcred ia The Loco FocO Conference between the
Peters and the Belserng men, because Of the latter
| supporting Mr. Deal when they found that their own
candidate could not succeed At hrs' the conflict was
confined to very few persons, whilst from Is 70 100
looked In seeming indifference, satisfied that would
be folly 10 interfere. Tho prominent actors AZ this time
were John Deal of Spring Garden and butcher named
Myers from the district Hugh MAhlone, Of Rich
| mond and William Forepaugh Aiter fighting IN the
most savage for IL 20 minutes the Bolster
ling party was reinforced and the conflict became pret
| IL general. We noticed number of the COnierccs,
fresh from the meeting, actively participating. Al
length the persons IN charge of the hotel closed the
doors and windows and the savage bell gerents retired
% the YARD Wnere Tue ohtte was renewed Win great
yigor II h impossible to convey any idea OF the noise
aud confusion that prevailed Occasionally the door
would be thrown open, and one OF the oef ding COM
batAnts brought ont by his rends, with crowd ot "a
wages following a. bis heels. and yelling ike wolves
The fight was continued until the principal combsanis
became exhausted and carried OF by their friends
Philadelphia sun.
| DrsPERATE BRAVERY -Tf0yDers' Ftgh lrith
a Siour V1r PARTY Three trappers, Vale, Cass and
Young says the Jaos0H Co lowa) Dmo1ai. while look
ng tor beaver in the vicinity oiMorcou River discover
"a large trail rightly supposng that they were IN the
vicinity of strong band of lndisns They selected
suitable spot and built Of logs and poles small hut
% which they gave The name Of tort. Before u was
finished the Indians made their appearance. They
showed that they were determined 90 have their scap
Vale snd bis companions prepared iur desperate re
sisianrr Al the hrst rc oi the Indians, Young Wa
shot through the head. Vale and Case returned tte
hre, and three Indians fel ~ which they raised The
war whoop The unequal contest lasted several hours
Csss loading the guns while Vale With unerring ain
| thinued their rsnks. Cass impsndenuy exposed his
face and received bal m the eye Val, was now lei
alone 20 contend against the Indians be made the best
of H. loaded and red IN such rapid succession that The
indians the point OF retiring when he iei
mortaly wounded The Indians lament his death ihey
buried him without scalyng him. and honor him will
the name Of tsse Brave. = Indians were Killed u
the sctiou. Wales relatives reside ia Milwaukee
THE CRoPs ~ Nova So0riA.-Haiifsx paper
% the sh nit state that The weather l. propiuous io
gathering IN the harvest Hay says the CireHiof) q
secured ia excellent condition, but vii not Dr. muci
above bali the usua. average The Oat crop Ia ID
eastern .ectou OF The province, i not quite equal q
ihsi OF LAST season but Buckwheat Indian Corn, KY
Potatoes excellent Ia consequence Of the raw
AGES Of weeyil during the past years. very inlie
amount OF and sown with Wheat bat the yie
good and the quaity superior, both east and west
Windsor and Falmouth have suffered severely but. ~
Horton Mountains crossed the Gram snd green crop
n | present, generally. luxuriart growth. We nere
saw finer neds Of Maize Rye and Potatoes than th
streams that water the valleys OF Cornwsliis. IN
traverse the center Of Annapolis In some locsliue
: the crops light. but TIE yield Of Grain and Pot
toes (should the latter escape the bhgtD will be yer
!, much gr,stsr in Kings, Dgby, AnDspohs and va
: mouth Counties than tor several years psst
QUEKN VICTORIA C0NiN0 TO CASADA-Th
4 kmsson HA9 announces the rsturn Of the Mayor en-
n | Alderman Counter. from business tour 70 the Col
n nia Once At London These gentlemen went out
peputston Of the city % confer with the Home Co
srnnent AZ the result 0 their mission, the VAi ssy
that Kingston Is 20 De the seat Of the Canadian Govern
n nani and also oi the British American Provinces whe
= ,derally united Ear Grey assured the Deputa'io
that be would use his Asi endeavors 20 induce her NJ
: esty % make visit 20 her transatlantic domin0I
next summer IL is also said that Mr.. Counter hss
e private commission % procure suitable residence Il
~ Her Majesty OF course the story s5out the Queen
of journey 70 Canada Il fs5ulous I'd. Tribl
10 FKoN NEwFoUSDIAND-f Per >'eIulsr Fa'rc
ie Ealifdr The sr Dundonst had been address,
,e | hy the Chamber OF Commerce on the sut jects
French encroschment on the fsheries, snc the want
: more minute and extensive survey that part
IS the Labrador coast from LancesL LOup 70 Sandwi,
Ia ~ fs.a. IN hrfrg M -