New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-23
SEVEN PERSONS Struck BY LIGHTNING

SEVEN PERSONS Struck BY LIGHTNING
-PRovIDENTlAL EscAPE.-On sunday morning last,
eleven Young men of Yell county, crossed me N
kansas river or 10 miles below Dardanella for the
purpose of gathering plumS. While they were thus
engaged, thunder Squall arose, when they all re-
treated under tree FOR protection. In lie" mo
meniS the tree was struck by lightning and seven OF
the eleven were stricken lifeless by the subtle ee
ment The drenchlng they received from the
shower. however. had the effect of restoring all OF
them after having been taken Oh board the steamer
Umpire. the officers of which. having been nailed,
kindly sent out their yawi for the sufferers
lLiille Rock, arkansas Gazette
The SUSPENSION OF CAPT. FRAZER
FLoGGlNG SEAMEN-The National hteiISencD, IN
explanation OF the rumors OF the DISMISSAL 81 Cap'
Frazer flOm the revenue service on the Paclhc says
There is more foundation FOR the report IMAM what
usually exists in numerous other cases Inc power
10 dismiss a commissioned officer rests only win Inc
President but the Department has suspended tapt
Frazer III consequence of the charge oil MS having
fogged one OF his II the gangway, IN violation
of the act OF Congress abOh>hlng cOrporedl PUNISH
ment and of the general order OF the Department Is
sued in pursuance of that law. Capt Frazer, OF
course viii be heard IN his defense before any suca
extreme measure as dismissal Is carried INTO effect
From FoRT MAcKAY.-We learn by
gentleman from Fort Leayenworth, who left that
post last Wednesday, that Col Hoffman, |. ;. A.,
arrived there on that day nom fort Mackay. COi
summers command OF troops ioT New Mexico had
LEFT that post on their destination. The sickness had
entirely left them, and the amount OF mortality II =
understood. has been greatly exaggerated.
st. Louis Republican. ith.
BED OF THE Ono RIvER.-Recent eXca-
vationS near Western Row, between Pearl and Sc
cond streets, IN tncinnattl, have led 10 the oeIle
that The channel OF the Ono River ran there centu
ries ago Old inhabitants of the place remember tndt
there was lagoon on the sight above named. ana
that until recently. there were ponds near the loot
of Fh-St nearly forty feet deep, or nearly a. deep
As the bed OF the river
~ The Methodist Church at Paines-
vile. OHIO has passed the strongest kind OF Anti
Slavery resolutions. denouncing the Fugitive Slave
Law IN unmeasured terms, ana refusing compliance
with It's mandates also complaining of the ethargy
of the Church and is Conferences with reference 70
Slavery-reusng support TO any minister who should
be stationed there. who was not OF the rea! Anti
Slavery stamp.
The ERRATIc MOVEMENTS OF SIRIUs.-
CORE Spondeut of the National ilttlhgencer, refer
ring 10 the article which Is gong the rounds, con
corning the erratlc movements OF SIRIUS, suggests
the very obvious cause OF the phenomena-the rapid
variations IN the reracton OF the atmosphere which
sometimes occurs IN certain localities The ex-
PLANTATION yindlcaies the right OF SIRIUS to the Ute u
fred star
SERVING Der An ABoLITIoNIsT. II he
Sarerneh Netrs gives under tins head account oil
the expulsion from Warren Co. N that State oil MI
Nathan b. Watson, accused o. being an Aoohuohst'
and adds They did not however take their led' {
of him until they had favored hun with roe on .
Iall, and treated hun 10 sun OF SADIE, his i"'"
color
Ia Archbishop kenrick, OF 81. Louis
has purchased half block of ground IN tnat ciIy
4 hipe on Plne-st between sixteenth and seven
ttenth. for the site OF splendid Cathedral Tin -
/ 10 be the Metropolitan Church. Mrs Anne L. nun
has also made extensive donations o; lands ah] ''
Rey f0t the sake o: the cause.