New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
ACCIDENT IN LONDONDERRY, VIA


Young man by the name OF Jets living IN AndOveT,
was badly gored by bull week before last, while
casually In the village OF North Londonderry. lie
entered the barn where the animal was conilnei ont
he had escaped from ms tasicnngs and the terocouS
brute immediately aSsaiicd him thrdStng one horn
through his leg Just above the knee, and tossing MN
INTO the air with such violence that the norm broke
the muscles and nerves OF the leg making ghastly
ragged wound As he struck the floor the animal at
tackled him again, hitting MN with one morn upon
the breast and with the other upon the abdomen.
The blow spent principally upon the abdomen,
the muscles of which were so ruptured rs 10 allow
the bowels to escape through the breach, though the
skin remained unbrokcn, and prevented their COM
plete protrusOn. The young man then managed 10
drag himself out OF the barn. and shut the door before
the animal repeated the assault He was carried to
a neighbormg house, and the wounds attended to.
They were severe as 10 cOnfne him to his bed tor
week or ten DAYS and he still in a suffering
condition [BTatlcbOr0 Eagle, 23t.
PAINE's ATMOSPHERIC LIGHT.-The Man
chestr (N. H. Messenger gives an account OF the ex-
hbition of Pane'S new atmospheric hight at the Cliy
Hall in that place on Tuesday evening of last week
Atmospheric air was taken and passed through Sc
res of SIX TN iars connected bv pipes that the
had TO pass through fluid IN each jar, TO receiver
from WI .ch It was conducted 10 half dozen Argand
burners, and beng igned, made a more brilliant
light as the editor declares, than any other gas ght
he ever witnessed. \ committee, Of whom DIR. trOS-
lev was chairman, chosen by the citizens 10 examine
the subject reported that IN Their opinion, no IMPOSE
ton had been praciced, but the air was made imam
mable and highly luminous when burning. by It's pas
sage through the fluid This change they believed to
be mechanical and not chemical.
GENEsEE CoLLEGE-The Commence
ment exercises of Genesee College. we informed
will take place at Lima on The 10Th OF July next
The inauguration the President elect, the KEY Dr
Tetit, viii take place IN the morning al ~ ociocA
and the anniversary speeches o. me sluiehs III we
afternoon. Several literary gentlemen IRON ailoa3
have been invited to participate in the Inauguration
services among whom i President Fillmore, VINO IS
one of the Trustees Of the College II VIII uniouot-
edly be nigh day for the College ana the friends oil
solid literature IN Western New-lork. The lnStltu-
ton IS IN an unusual state of prosperity. there being
over FIVE hundred students now IN attendance
IEioch. Dem.
Sickness FROM EATING Pot-cHEESE.-
We learn from the Register that four persons
OF SandystOWn. IN that county, while getting OK
timber IN the woods one day last week, ate their
dinner which they had carried with them ana soon
after three OF them were taken SICK Tor some uine
the lives of two were despalred or and they re-
manned At last accounts seriously ILL., Their SICK
ness Is attributed 10 eating po-chee>e, a. the one
who did not partahe OF II was not AZ all Affected
The cheese had been made III an earthen pot. anu
was doubtless lmpregnatcd with The lead IRON the
glazing with which similar utensils are coated.
The WHEAT CRoP.-We are in the midst
Of Harvest. and hear the most satisfactory accounts
of the Wheat crop from almost every quarter. we
have just conyersed with gentleman "ho mas tra'-
eled extensively in Londoun and Fairfax tie reports
a cheering prospect for the former wherever ne mas
been The ly has been destructive IN some few dis
trcts but not sufficiently so to affect the general ex'
ceIlence of the crop. lWarrenon Va Repuo.
FIRE IN BosToN.-The extensive silk,
shawl and carpet warehouse OF Geo. w Fettes,
corner of Washington and sumIner-streets WIS
good deal damaged BY FIRE on Sunday evening. The
proprietor was fully insured.
~ A painful accident occurred on Mon
day last TO Alr VIM Rice, ship carpenter at Bridge
ton In stepping from float with kettle OF hos
pitch he slipped throwing the contents OF the kei'ie
over his face, by which he was dreadtnly burned
Newark ADV.