New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-01
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T.y LATE ERUPTION OF 49,. -. 80 :,
- ~ ., Senator Bsysrd OF Dea"a'e VS. DuIIcua a
se 20 " $500 - He received his death At Fesusu.
on ore Of bs gh Of ne reoen, R nss, .vrsa
ne ~ h~S profBsey for So hour, when an spqi>-
tion wss ordered ehtch resulted "a .ss I. Nsnes
~ ~ ose rood Engshnlsn, who came IN MS csff age ano
followed 70 he burial 10 lsan , Sh no 80 re-
we i-arfal Of American soldiers - -.
s,es he scenes Al the since The eruption -
4 .m sorry DID 10; come here few days so0nef' 10
I.ss.1 ever koown We have been TO oay 10 the
ava Ne and Il IA most wonderful new crater Lac been
orned. and the emission Of avs va 30 'nnisns VA pa
three miles wide, ard about ihry i-el hl2h Aler &c
. "a. md him fst his6 for distance Of i've
miles a. ess and forms eubsnkmeni Ike that Of rail-
osd sa.so SyT and ee.roTg ofcosTss an
p1mber Of VINEYARDS and farms The direction e
SIDE opposite Naples. The sight must have been most
grand and while it lasted fssy We days the railroad
run all night % cary people TO see II Although he uem
bling Of the houses Naples serably fen dlnng the
eruption there not The least apprehension Of dsngef
HOMESTEAD ExENPTIoN-NEw-YoR E-The
doctrine Of Homestead Exemption Tspdly working IL
popular favor IL j. no longer deemed either per
ncious chmsrcaL Good men Of al parties adopt H. A.
efnineny practical and humane l. reaches far beyond
and above all pecnisry considerations n 70 : IT,
volved Dconsdersble extent The stability Of te sss
well the happiness and moral We being u the Ind
vidua While patriotism has other and h cher springs hsn
property Interest 10 IL soil tends 10 strengthen De bonds
which unite the citizen 10 bic country There "a sancty
In ideal hearth AMI home" But me eevsung
which his idea eXces, INFINITELY augmented
by reality We doubt the passage Or the BID
now pending In the Lrgs.aiure Thus isr' memhefs o.
both pares have cordially acqnesceo 10 ne @ppTopIt
and eloquent recommendations Of Gov Fish. Those recon
to tho Phisnthropist Their endorsement by u. sonar
and Assembly will be ske creditsbs % hen ~ Sen ana
a. LrfhhhWs Noh"hN urf @'""h WIN ~. n ~ b., ~
hdeoce II they shall adopt tbe rENcipLh NY WI Jo
to promote the yrue and happiness ~ TIE people
Than has been done for mary years heir predecessors
ALBANY Evening journal
The RHcEsr ExPLOsION.-The BgBaio Cam
seycsl SAYS CorOpefs Jury IN sess0n Monday
inqunng into the Of the fssl explosion on board
the steamer Troy Capt Wsns bis examination TX
hibed Certificate from John bbard, Steamboat luspec-
for port dated Oct H. 1919 which l. tne evidence
required by law. The Jury have concluded their Ia
bofs. la relation 10 ths dead wounded and misslng ne
~ 10 have been in The river OF the passeu
gsrs are known be drowned and killed by tho expo
s,oo or officers and crew have died, making Al az
gregste Of IS II probable that were thrown into
Tho ver and drowned Al any rate number Of The pas
sengers have not heard from the explosion Mr.
Un,cbpson Of l',ca who ia attn At Black Rock, H.
learn. getting along well Although badly scSaeo he
learn Thai the other passengers injured Of whom
Back Rock, very comfortable AID viii recover u
appears by the Coanerclri that heerless villains bsVo
robbed of the sufferers TIE trunk Of John Bucsey
Of the killed, was stolen together WIN $50. Tue
trunk Of DR. Wngh, is also said 10 be missing
EXPLOSIONS on THE LAKEs-The CieUddHd Hcr
aid Since the report Of the accident 10 the Troy At ack
Rock have heard II frequently remarked that TINS was
tbs fatal explosion the Lakes This y incorrect
On the I7h Sept 1880 the steamboat William Peacock e
Buffalo and when about three miles out The fanRe OF her
connecting pipe, which In close contact WIN her
steerage cabin gave way and the whole volume Of steam
from boilers entered that cabin, killing hneeu persons
The boilers Of the Commodore Perry exploded twice IN
1885 killing sir persons The boiler 9l NE ts hu'Tt ~
August l8i0 and ak persons were hned In june oi
an explosion occurred board the Gen Vance by winch
SIX lives we're lost and the boat rendered Pofeci ~Iech
Thus fay the LAKE steamers have been snguary iOlns'e
IN escaping rom explosions ou VIII gaope, , e sve
named sbOve would not probably have occurred ana we
trust that the late disaster WI aid IN securing s pfVnp
and efficient enforcement Of those laws which have been
enscted to insure asa as possible e safety OF steamboat
passengers.
FRty NEGROES OF VIRGIHIA.-The following.
says the Richmond Why the provisions Of the bill max
ing appropriations for tue removal Of the Free Negroes Of
The Commonwealth Appropuaies $4,000 annually Tor
Mskes the Governor Lieutenant Governor and FRS, and
Second Auditors u Board Of Commissioners who, when
OF color now free and residents Of this Safe and their
children shall have been actually transported To the colony
or have embarked for transportation hiiher by the
American COLONIZATION Society shall said Society such
be necessary 10 defay the costs OF transporting
and subsi.ng such persons for limited time not more
than to be allowed for the transportation and subsistence
OF Any of color above of ten years aud
not than for those under that The act I'M
poses tax OF upon every msefee negro OF The age OF
n and under S. to be added 10 the appropua
ton aforesaid to assist in removing those who are willing
20 be removed.
WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT NAsHvILLE--
The NashrIe hig that splendid bridge the
Cumberlsnd al that place be completed 10 MAY
The piers and Anchorges are already COMPLETED and the
cables are daily expected Whcelng The Wig gives
the following statement OF the cost and dimensions % the
and such structures In the United States
copy the article Il will prove Interesting 10 our
readers The length Of the Bridge Is CT feet and the
whole length OF the Bridge and embsnkment $50 feet
Width OF supersuucture % fee-csrriage way 20-two
footwsys feet The Bridge will span the Cumberland
opposite the Southead corner Of the public square Of tie
civ al an elevation of no feet above low water, the
main steamboat channel base Of pier 60 by 50 feet soid
mason WORK anchorage % by g the North side solid
limestone cid on the Souih side There be 10
hes, each cable composed of 200 strains Of No 10 wire
each wire tested bear o0 lbs. Tho whole work Is
calculated TO bear weight OF iSo0OOO lbs or 400 uus
he
sl2SOOO"
MORE CREyAssFs--The PoiEfc Couple La
Echo OF the 10Th ms, has the following The creyasse
which occurred al Mr. Buffers place Wiliamspori,
On Monday last, has been stopped Ga ednesday morn
ing last that part of the levce front Of land OF Mr.
Van Dyke the lane ~ False River way, aud there
eXis.s front OF he road leading the BAY
about arpens wide, which II would be vain 10
sop In Qaence that part ot the Island called the
Bay already under water and It Is 10 be feared before
three four days the greater part Of the island Will he
inundated The IN False River ses at the rate
of shout foot In q hours and is already Thin about
four feet OF banks The injury that will bs done by hs
last erevssse to great number q cur fellow ciuHens
ncaleuabe II with pain we have TO announce smother
eIevssse In our Parish At the plantation OF judge Bscs
situated IN the old river short distance from the ereve.e
AT Judge Butler The breach "a about 90 feet wide We
are IN hopes Nwin be stopped
RoADs IN rHE NoRTH-vEsr.-Mc are
being sent to Congress nom Green BAY and vicinity Ssk
ing Sr appropriations road from Grect Bay
to 81 Paul Minnesota; another from Green B@y TO
Copper Hsrbor ON Lake superior The Green Boy dro
Lake Superior for Winter travel is becoming every day
aud more apparent; beside The road VII pass near
small settlements that spfinging up different pous
upon the numerous streams on tie northwest side ~
Green Bay and upon keewensw Bay OF Lake superior
and probably mineral lsud. viii found upon the
or In the vicinity thereof The importance Of the road Il
obvious from the time may be opened viii be an
important thorcue al seasons OF the yeabst fos
Winter II viii be indispensable
CoRoNER's VERDICT on THE Explosion oF THE
Tkoy The BsaO Co~msToli -iare,fse, saws the Coro,
mars Jury cosed It's nvesg Aon OF the disaster board
The Troy and agreed upou verdict which incurStec he
engineer bat erpneraes me master OF me Itoy ana us
officers The rendition Is that such explosion WAS coca
sioned by ZACH OF the requisite quantity Of water 10 The
hoierssni that such lack 81 event4atod nom ne
omission Of Levi L. Post the deceased Of said
steamboat employ competent and attentive assistants
and that the said Jury further hnd that Th0s WuGins mas
aud his officers responsible for
said explosion"
HoRRiD MURDER IN lNplANA-lsssc Pesrce, q
respectable hraer and preacher 81 the United Relhren
Denomination, living IN Ngo County Ind cruelty inuT
dered IN bed, The might q the h inst Il seems from