New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
VrLLASous OurRAsE.-Tbe st. Louis

snd insw. The trtss they were nom hsrdia
Co. nv the 7fwrs ana Nrscs h,d the n from Pe1nsy"
vsra About 10 e ca the family arrused from the'r
r-rose BY the inrusn Of OF the deek hands VINO AZ
tempted 70 take ws'rsDshe liberties with one OF the r.
males he repulsed bur IN q few moments returned.
ar RECOMMENDED bis The she, proceeded 70 the
cabin and rerresened affairs and hands
were pu sshore A. io1T oeock 10 the morning the hxhs
having al been pc. out the entire watch consisting
Of ten or eoEen &c haad and hrruen headed said,
by the mate OF the boat rushed at and most
mnrderors ard hcocy assault with hAnmrrs aes bars
OF IRON &c, upon The comparatively helses. t.my-ths
o. which tthe old and two sons fought with dec
rerson but in Their endeavors 70 the female
bers of the family n harm and owing to the darkness
and cramped up OF the deck ruo they
powered ard terrsy heaten-net bcssveT un they had
caused three Of the ruan 10 measure then enxhs
upon the deck covered with bruises and blood al OF them
probably mortsly wuunded. About daylight the bat landed
the family the he town Ct Louisiana the old MA being
t,roy injured and tie 500 having his skull - tfctafed
that he cannot recoverable other delsby hart
One Of the villains arrested but the boat AID the bal
ance went on up the rSeT.
AVALANCHE AT STILLwArER. MINNEso-
TAlnt the Of the hesuutu village Of saltwater which
nestes under the hill sides e head OF Lake - Cnix in
cur Territory lake OF nnderaee extent high upon tho
but This lake has us outlet through the village into Lke
- CroN down through Aine gorge IN the hi which
srecomroses OF sand snd gravel. and the he
hrs from It's earrec high NJ the VILLAGE In stoax
and popes large overhot wheel that drives the
" OF McKusict. saw-r in the village on the Like shore
The recent heavy raised the Of tie lake back OF
the very mach ane sa;ua,edt the hills with water and
sent through the rnyine mighty volume. Early the
morning OF Friday las, the villagers awakened BY
loud, rushing noise, and l. king out
of melted earth slowly coming down through the ravine
spreading wider rs current II emerged on the hs
and sling Mckuscis mill half nm OF deposits moving
onward INTO Lake 81 Cruix aud deposng thcrs some
eight OF ten acres CT new terra hnnA IN the lake, and
making not only permanent addition Of much land to
the town. bat also excesa landing al the edge
otihe new embankmtnt. Ia one 81 the bans which
had struggled and led up. keep Of the
water running INTO then stable and saved thes lives oaly by
hanging upon the manser sh their fore legs they had to
o. taken cur over The gut Some cows IN stable were
saved with much chcglty Some half doz hoascs
IN real estate and We think will permanently advance the
Interests ofStilwatcr.
q The Sabbath Recorder, speaking of
Inoian In Pa esne relates the following story
Atra'erer IN 1919 tt strong impression to beau
HIM by trienc ros tho aud he put iato his
trunk inendirgto eop Of It's
lem, and after he had told them OF his Efforts In ascutus
and found that The friends Americans said day
I'll Ss travelled in tie United States aud visited Phls
depha In the summer, and at dinner had OF
green coIn-what called 'AO corn by the
Since hsve turned my enhou planting o. how often
have wished for ONE such of corn 10 plant in my
htherlsId' The friend listened aud as he said thls i'm
puvey went a trunk himbled hastily the bottom,
and produced his car Of corn, exclaimng Now know
why had 70 bring th saT Of corn with take " for II
shu um thanked Odd aloud before them and said: "Yes
surely 1t was the heavenly Spirit from God that put Il into
your AIT to bring II so far; for none but lie Knew how
sieaty and often had desired to obtain some never
so large one as this"
MURDERoUs ARRAY NEAR LOUISVILLE.
A difficulty occurred FRI lay nigh at coH.. house In
Portland, in which two or thee dangerously
wounded OF whom DIED Saturday at the United States
Mepne Hospital from the injuries received The parties
beorged to the steamers Georgetown and Southern Belle
CLe Of the of the latter boa drew knife and four
men, among them brother OF the mate OF the Georgetown,
who had taken whatever In the difficulty and
hitting In chair ia the barroOm where IL need The
ho is dead had has abdomen that his enrails
pI0tuded The Southern Belle pursued their antaso
nss to the boat where tue conflict was renewed In the
ARRAY the following persons we'o wounded lesley SIG,
Preston Whitaker Aaron Atkinson Andy Wright and Ed
ward Hubbard The latter belonged the Georgetown.
Several others both injured
information reached Louisville the Marshal dispatched
to Portland 10 arrest The or nder but the Southern
Belle had departed, and with her the principal party the
aflisy.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOVERNMENT STEAM
ERs MISSES pPI AND PRISoEros-The Mis-
sssIpi aud Princeton wsh at anchor about 10 miles
sssas ssSisss V B7sd Mayor
Jerome who was that both vessels should up
this port The Princeton will be taken 10 the works OF
Murray and Halehrrs aud there receive her machinery,
which will he put in with all possible expedition The Mis-
up under steam ara anchored at the old QUAR-
ground inside the Lazattto She crossed tho bar a.
Swan Point with feet She will take IN amppyo i
Cunberler the Locust Point wharf The Mississippi
the flag ship OF &c mmodore Peys Japan exped ton, and
an anxious desire having been expressed by maay citi-
zens visit her application mas been msde TO the Secretary
OF tine Navy permit remsin here days Tor that
purpose Il hoped that the application will be sfa,
espsc ally she the first vessel OF her class tina, h
visited our barbor. Baltimore Patriot
" The Report of Mr.. Stuart. Engi-
nesrr Chief of the t. Navy the comparative value OF
anthracite aud btumnous ais before the Senate Some
years the late Professor johnson maze an analysis ana
experiments Of all the different American Goals aad gave az
the result decided preference for the sem 1taminois coal
of the Fosbwe Maryland, coal region tor the purpose OF
tusf Mr. Stewart with much practice perlence,
comes dfs conclusion lie gives preference TO
anthrsce cosls for Ia the steam marine where iron
boilers employed The reasons he siy.s IN part that
sce producers stronger hesthat II u not liable TO
spontaneous combustouthat It produces no .noSe-and
that vessels stow anthracite fuel To gwen
ace than any The iron boilers usd In the steam
constructed stand the heat OF anti racte
diuary boilers would be deStroyed by u Tbs copper
boilers are constructed tor Il; and MIR Stewart recon-
u-uds that experiments be made with the view - test the
urity Of anthracite as fuel for copper boilers Tie has a.
eoed the OF anthracite oos for the engines &C. at tho
Navy Yards.
FATAL STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Ex-
PLosIoN-By the g. John papers OF May D. we learn that
collision occurred upon the River st. John the sls' nst
between the Ann Augusta on her downward tnp
from Fredericton ~ b. and the sesm-tug Tnnnt The
Augusta had hiry PASSENGERS on board ant boih boats
Arm Augusta badly damaged aud narrowly escspsd being
cut down Her boiler forced from It's place and Npoded,
catering the boiling every direction Nine or ten
reros on board were scaled Of them seriously and
two OF them have since ded VIZ Cochran and carey e
Anotber OF the crew named Niles badly scalded
hat his he Is despsred Of IL ntmated in the 81 John
papers this collision was the result Of sheer eafelesnsss
JEW AND CATHOLIC MARRIED.--A
youus Jew in Paris wished be married since,
10 young girl Of the Catholic resion The young sy
Piled he, pastor who said be could not bless the m.sse
OF Jew. Tie pastor referred her q the Archosop Of
Paris who referred her to the Court Of Rome The Pope
fused authorize the uafrIge They then TUNED to tho
ether side For OF Catholic blessing their
the lady consented &, receive that Of the Jew They
sppied TO the Rabbi bot he not less exclusive
he Pooe and refed % bless the m .rrisse OF a,hoe
The Pope refused bless the Jew the Rabbi refused 20
mary the Chstan the young people were either prevented
from marrying or were to he married without ,enedienon.
THIN the Of the young bridegroom advised them the
last resource address Themselves TO OF his colleagues
Protestant pastor C0queieL Coauere replied that rs
bad in prayers for the whole world and above ALL
for those who wish for them So the young peoplC were
married
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFoRSIA.-An
erpress line overland from 81 Joseph. Missouri, to
sacramento City has been established The first train
et on the first Of Msy taking out the necessary stock
for the several stations Of the company, an the second
Il 10 leave on the 10th June The stations Of the
uspy are Fort Laramie North Forth OF the Platte South
Pas, Salt Lake City, and the Head Of Humboldt Toe
number OF wagons in each ain will be ten and the i'm
isiion of passenger forty. Time from e. yoseph 10
salt AXE CITY entY i've DAYS fare 500 To 5acrs-