New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

the TIN worth recording. 81. LOUIS hep' Sun.
FRoS T,npA BAY-The schooner Sarah Ma
thlda arived in this port yesterday afternoon,
Enlr do from Key West ia Tampa Bay. She
brough. ifty-seven Of the persons who were in the
Cuba ex petition, and who had been on the steam
or Cre,lc in coming out Of Tampa Bay the
,chooner met with the steamer Col. Clay, with
some o. tie Indians 90 board from Charlotte Har-
Dor To- toe West. y. q. Plcayune.
FRr The American Butt Manufacturing Es-
Enlistment, situated at the corner Of Broad and
Pearl.sts, owned by Mr. Henry c. Peabodie, was
destroy ed by ire last evening just after 10 o'clock,
with tde exception Of a part OF the main building
The establishment consisted OF three buildings
the main one was uilt mostly al stone, and was
100 feet in length and three stories high. The other
two were built OF wood, one OF which was 100 and
the othe, 20 feet long A portion OF the property
was removed, consisting of stock. some few pat
terms &C. with the account books The fire burned
30 rapidly, however, that there was not mu'h ga
Ia We could not ascertain the exact amount
Of tance, which Is at the American Office, but
If the ois should not. prove more than 8 5000 the
insurance will probably cover it, We are very
sorry TO learn that the stoppage OF the works will
throw about IS operatives out Of employ for a
time. at &c asst as the proprietor was manufacturing
for Fs trade, aud had just been charging his es
adjustment Prov Journal, 18th.
FiRF N AMHERST, y. A slip from the Office
Of the Amherst Cabinet, received by Whitney's
Express contains the following account Of FIRE
which occurred in that village this morning IA
IRE was discovered this friday morning, in the
stable attached to the County Jail House. standing
near the Jail, occupied es livery stable by Mr.
James Monroe, which, together with the carriage
house, was entirely consumed. The horses and
carriages were all saved, the harnesses all burnt
The FIRE rapidly spread to the barn. shed and house
Of Mr. lnos H. Croker, occupied by Mr.. J.
Cleavee which were all entirely destroyed with a
lot Of valuable turning tools whip stocks &c. owned
by Mr. Croker, whose loss is considerable, there
being no Insurance upon any OF his property. The
roof Of Tue jail was also burnt off, but the cells re-
main uniuiured. The prisoners, ten in number
were taken out during the fire. but have all re
sumed their lodgings il the cells.
FIRF Is ia FAYETTF, LA-On the 9th inst ere
occurred in La Fayette, which destroyed bakery
IN the rear OF Mr. Webers two story frame resi-
dence, sad communicated TO Mr.. Weber's house
Mr. II D Keens dwelling house fronting on Wash
ington ST Mde TinsdslNs house on Jersey ST. occu-
pied b. Mr.. Mason, and number of fine out houses,
all Of which were destroyed Mr.. Weber's house
and bakery and Mde. Tnlda.i $ house were insured.
MI keen's loss is esbmated at $4,000. The total
loss Is estimated at $4,000
ExfL0ssOE-The boiler in Johnston x Mortou's
saw n ~, at Fulton, o. exploded on the sth inst
ihe b. atng was made wreck, and several per
sons severely injured. Ono OF them, named Hay.
.'@sf 70 Nrt Aptttcu 10 survive. Inc loss Is set
down Of $4,000
TREMENDOUS SToRH-On Monday afternoon OF
last wcek a tremendous storm OF hail, rain, wind
and tugder swept over SaLgam0n County, LII.
The 3 sheld (lnl Journal fays: awe hear of
damage done in Shelbyville, Jacksonville. Rushville
and Atom But its most awful effects were FELT in
Snesr Grove, in Mcnard, some 90 miles north west
o. Tins city. gentleman describing the approach
o. tae storm, says that he saw it approaching with
great rspicity, tho cloud seeming 70 be near the
surface OF the earth Il was accompanied by fear.
iui w'hd. tbander and lightning and the rain and
aail lei In perfect avalanche. Timber trees were
broker, twisted and blown down, fences were
psestFascd or miles roofs oil houses were blown
an an a stone dwelling was entirely Frustrated.
hogs were killed in great numbers the fruit trees
were broken aud bruised, tie bark on the west
slde peeied oil end entirely denuded OF leaves and
nut Ite small grain " as entirely cut up, as well
~ al vegetables in gardens. Fowls were kllsa.
ssnd'h.l cranes, plovers and prairie chickens were
eesd about the prairies. 10 word. it seemed
q the scene