New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
NORTH RIVER ITEMS.


Of Orange County intelligence from the Ner5uygk
Ezcelsicr Of the 2ilh ut "a fne horse belong
ing to SIR. Thayer, who resides milo north Of this
villaee, was ruined on Moudsy by the carelessness
Of man riding him, who was carrying a scy,ho
The man allowed the scythe TO set b-tweon tho
Lnfse's lore iegs, ~hen ons OF tnen saa compete
" severed a. the fetlock ioiRt. The horse fell,
aud brir gug the ether les scrcss the 81 .de' sew
cred that also.
u The EReHrWe J0ureqi thus enume,ates
GONE II TIE food nrd freshct disasters of tic vii
iaee: Tro water in the streams WAS C. itS highest
poirt about sunfown on Friday. The Bear Kiln
stthat time, was said to be higher than 1t was ever
known 10 be 6-iore. TIE bridge ove- the stream
Just OF Of The viils4> was carried away. Don
acson's mil dam, Jas. above tho du4ge, The Bulge
nea. the toll gate. and the bridge neT the resi-
cerce Of James " oof. l5o-t two miles above the
/ VILLAGE. were sls0 swept s~ay. A. tns Cape,
/ sanllofdr saw mil Gam was e--rlef ava, also
B tie bridge jus, SHOVE the 'a1nery Ar Nance
I lCs. The top 4 MS saw mil da-', t'teth'f ''Sa
some two hundred saw loss AZ L-caaNac6 ne
/ h.d-ls were nearly al carried 0esy. At NaPa-
/ u,ob. ire bridge over ine Roudout Greek was very
/ much iniur-d by tas Undermining OF one o. tne
slutueLfs ltil SAID thar &c val take sl25 10 pa.
F. in ss good condition bel f VA bso-e the ireaoet
1 Al Pot GxBon the bridge over tho hlndout vas
. voCt work being carried aS9y. a, " eWarsins,
/ the bird q near Jacksors Hot- went oowa the
creek Attic coaat. lne iFian'zialel the bridge
over tie Sanoburg went down stream
n The Ron1out Co-,itc, in noticing an sx-
! acecfaied Statement Of damage % the Lacka yaG-
/ ua Cosi &Des. ssys: " AZ tnis statement involves
the busileis Of Ron out materially, We have taken
psirs 90 inquire into Iis ruth The result is' mat
/ Hclecln i.Om The best sources that he dam NO.
spoken o. as simply small erection for the crea-
/ ti,u &C uattr y Wfr, and Ia o the barrier OF tne
. LackawaIns; that one shat. oily was hied' lda'-
/ i.ei.ree 10 be worked ADD thai there Is clal
/ eu,ulh cot out already ~ H,ncscale q prevent
any cessation o. bus = bile this damage Is re-
paired
T. On Monday before lat q corpse in the lss.
sta.cof dtcry, " as picked Up - Columbus P0ilt
10 a. probably been lodged under water Tor molIn'
/ fomerbe-e Up itre su ard b Ell brought 70 the sur
lace and Aoated dow 10y toe feshet. Coroner Hayes
took charge o. Gnd inferred the rcmlns on The
beach, Is deceutly IS circumstances would permit
r. The SuRiran Wing says that Nathan Bof
/ tor. d young man about tWelty years OF age, son
of Hiram Horton. decsasedJ was InroEa from
losd If hay near Circ'cviAe Orange county, on the
22d ard vas drasged for some distance, the horses
being under fol- speed. He was 50 badly lnj1re
that be died tho next dsy
T. A Young nan OF the name OF Joseph ".
WAGE says the FistkH Standard OF the 25th,l
AGED about IL yeels. in the employ OF Mr. Isaiah Il.
Van Keeck OF t1is village, died very suddenly yes
telday morning, rCm The effects OF iaadanum, taken
O. re dicile on retiring the night before.
z One day last week a young Irishman IN
tho employ OF Peter r. Cie, Was d.ownei in the
Esopus Creek. IL seems be undertook - swim
across md was carried coVn by toe current. The
BODY was subsequently recovered q mile doR1
stream.
X The hmestOa DtE.0ci al comes oct in ne y
and improved dress at the opening Of It's nth
volume.
- An Iiish laborsr on the Newburgh ald
ShA1angunk Plank load, wa killed in Ne Eo1F5l
By q Lun sgIok e on Wednesday. .