New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

B-u0a JONrrol tnst iris n'ere-rios docunaot 4. s =
esstri &c, and IN thai city having been I.,s :. "a
present po,s~ssor tD the j-rsy Condnentslsys w
~. rfiop duIiI their Tecen' visit IN. Me-. asu
etnm, sion IL iol'~s In the year Is2s AZ ~, eo
wrkr 20 employed In repaihng the C.u,,,l !. De Die
InoId, Va .eIs orserrd to cary away and desroy
OF The apartments Of ,hs building Fro n ,hss "a
prs thi- comubsior was selected 6y JoAn p.rs. ~
OF the ~'1hmen, nos resident Of spriasn-ld NJ.
NERVOUS other papers q cool tersbl. y.Iue "a 49,.
ace, ~ objects Of curiosity, also s,uaa "a 80.
NED awsy By vsrious per,ons The renal, der ~ a.
| papers were destroy d. The Commission rsmsoas do
the possession OF Mr. Parks from the time rsfsr,ss -
until the yesT lag when 10 from him nrccn,.I -
its ~, sept osprr The commission Is nearly f,s,,sZ
and mounted With Its brief bur strange hs orv n.c,s
Cd the bach Il rhs frsme, txesher w., a.. -
copied tvm The Boston Journal Of Dec 81, lag .al,.
gsric " the character and services of ths ,no,,.,
Nashin.t vp. This commis~ion. TA< JozraaI IA. -
cad ssrure la iIs history Toe p.rchm,, can,ss4'
ed - IL With the d. sning Of era among ps,;,,
dictated by the wisc-t and best our c,sntrv 80
produced sud ssDed BY the President Of H. ssss
Congress JOba Hancock WAS by the repr- ser,avs ~
q sovereign sete consigned 10 ohscurty. vtth o,bs,
documtpts deemed equally worthless, but perhaps Il.
must As valuable
10 kr-pne ~ith ths IL the neglect of our Coysr,
u~bt purchase Mount Vernon rhe home and ,pub Of
Wellington What commentary on the venerstion
OF this country for the momentoes Of cur Distinguished
men
MONUMENT TO Mr.. CALHoUN.-We
N.
ceed'pes OF mettog held by the aurens Of 81 Johos
Cot tor the pu pose Of considering the beet means
OF promoiiOg the erection OF = monument To the memo
~ of our ever TO b- lsmentrd Senstnr Hon Joon c.
Calhoun, from which II vii oe perceived thar asso-
citation bas been orgsuizrd IN that p~r-h under thu
and title OF the C.lhoun Monument Associaoa
of ST johns Coilet n" It's proposed, ~e tersand
that similar associations shall De formed In every district
and parish TIN oueh Tus rhs State, and that general
meeting Srste Delegates sbsl be held coon &C ths
Organization is completed, for the purpose OF liking
upub design for the contemplated monument and tho
site ~herespUn II shall he erected The subscription Ia
To be mited the Of dollar, earh per,ou in
order thst all NAV he enabled participate In this
graft tu ect snd confident there bur few
CsrUnisn- who will not cbeerully embrace oppor-
tunty Of thus evncne their respect for the memory of
one who devoted his whole lite to their service The
citizens of ST. Johns Coeron d-serve the thanks Of he.
State at large for the noble example they have In
thus instance and sincerely trust that the citzens Of
Charleston D,trict vi bot be backward In initiating L.
Let meeting be forthwith convened and the orgsnira-
ticD Of Calhoun Monument Association will follow
mstter OF course. 70 Is tribute due not only to
the lnisus dead but 10 Ourselves The honor Of the
State is at stake Let not her citizens se taxed with In
gratitude. charleston Courier.
AVALANCHE At SALTWATER. MIME
soTA-Iu the rear Of the beautiful village Of Sid x.er
which resles under the bill sides ri the head OF Lake
81 Crox 10 our Territory. lake OF considerable
tent high upon the bluff The lake has lie outlet through
III. villsgr i" Like - Crx dosD through rssine
sravel ana The htle stream running from Il Is carried
up the village In trs ugh, and propes largo
overhot wheel thar drives the machinery OF hchu.icks
sawmil in the village the lake shore. The recent
heavy rims astd the Of the lake bank Of The
town very much ard ssurHtad the hills with sser and
sent rhr ugh The rayin. mighty volume Early on the
morning of Nav %. the villagers were awakened by
loud rushing noise, aud Looking ont they SAG an I'M
mense river ot mel cd earth slowly coming down
through toe rsviDp--spreadpg wider les current 40 U
emerged tr m he hi'ls, buryins one or fwo s'aobs
nearly crossing th- sIeet and hlling Mrkuicks mlR
bali ion of p,.its-movlng onward into Like Sc Croix
and deposi,ing there eight or ten acres OF new
terra frms In the lske, and making not only psrma-
nen add ton Of much lard TO the town, but also an OK
ctent stesmboat lsDcipg at the edse Of the new en-
bsnkmeLt Hsfa dozen horses were buried
Minnesota paper
ry" Yesterday, died, Isaac Plumb, long
well know end respected ne good and honest citizen
OF OgdPushurch He was soldier OF the Rev0hiions
and born IT Old Milford, Connecticut, In 100 c"nse-
auenily M Plumb mutt have been more than ninety
two years of age lie served during he Revolution
and has received pension from the General Govern
meni for many y'ars. He came 10 OsdensburRh IN the
spi ing 1909 and ployed by Jonath-n browns
OF New York who was ~ THAI time BUILDING two vessels
for Mes.rs Jnssph Ro'srl s. Co-the "Experment
and Collector" fret vessels built at ydenseureh.
Mr. Plumb ard his family were among the few that re-
msDt IN this village during the time was IL oossss'
foi OF the itlsh (22t Feb uary, 1917 so compi$e-
ly the village deserted, that Mr. Plumb house Gas
the ouiy rensniuz In the place and 10 this house
Mr. ROssel was inieb.d for the removal OF the books
and papers VI Mr. Parshs Office IN place OF safety on
the eping OF that day. The deceased Was In every
respec' good honest and worthy man, who died Jul,
of ears and iulD of honoIs lie leaves large family
90 the 9th Of August 1912 b. was married To hs ssc-
opd wife Ca'bArine Lane, 81 Augusta, Canada ws's
Peace DO with him. 0gdensbursh News, 29d.
"a About o'clock on the 18th, as Mr..
d. II. Sh.y, accompanied by LADY, was passing the
FtcbburQ depot Boston In buggy, the wheels became
entsngied with "A broken telegraph wire. which was
dsn giug from the roof OF the depot into the middle OF
the street. the wire first catching In the wheel then
round the step on the shaft and under both axlees.
One Tide Of the carriage was suddenly rails from the
ground. precipitaing the occupants WIN great force
upon the pavement The lady was immedi 'trly Goa
yeyed to The hOute OF Mr. Shirley In beachst, by
gentleman who riding by at the time, aud saw the
accident Mr. Shirley assisted into his carriage, aud
drove of to ascertain by whose cupaSe negligence the
accident occurred the wire having been down TOR .evs-
raj hours Arr drviog far Ban's office In State
Sc Mr. g. was obliged 10 ask assistance he was I'M
able drive any further gentleman from that Office
KINDLY rendered bis services, and Mr.. was conveyed
bomr DR.. Gould UA- sent for, who found upon exami-
patton that bones broken, dslocated but his
len WRIT was severely sprained, and his hie badly
bruised The lady uninjured. The carriage was
considerably injured.
IL The st. Louis Union complains
bitterly of the mob aud riot spirit which seems TO Do
abroad In that city and gives the following instance Ia
point
Several notorious person, applied at the gaze OF
hyde Pa for admission, on sunday last and tney Do
u somewhat Intoxicated and NOISY, the gate Keeper
refused % admit them rs ne had been insucted 70 do
h such cases; wDen they immediately assaulted Mn
irjuTiDg him seriously snd rushed into the Parxm
most uOsy and bOisrerous manner, attacking al wnoeh
desvored 10 que! them iDjuung several Peaceaoe pae
quiet persons, having IN their possession sacn mpo
nrpts colts, slup2 shot, and fntengne spanosl.,
showing eyidt sy that they vent there Tor INC psps.
OF committing riO, Later In the day. otafo " ~
aIso occ red b, tween the agents and drivers OF 'uo
different nibus lines though no serious injury wan
dons IN any onf"
A YANKEE OVER THE CRATER.-A cor
respondent of The Boston Transcript, wiring Ion ~
plts, thus describes TN amazing ilrsrne" WIN
lrI kee: -
The other day. on reaching the top o. Yesu ,Ist
descrieo mon sitting asiJidc Of blockot Java
crurt,ryp Az a5vpnc,d toward him could aot
help no ing the cool msnaer In which 10 sed n,
were taking smoke tngsibe' Lie opy sIye =. caln