New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-07


on Sunday, between Trenton and Bordentown, IN
culveft leading into the canal the head being fright
fully mangled. In his pockets were discovered an
| empty purse, bunch OF keys, knife and German
Catholic prayer book On further search In the cui-
vert, bundle was fsh0d up containing nat, Two
pocket books--one nlled win papers and the oiher
empty-a piece OF elsth which had probably been
used for covering goods and large stone Tor the
purpose of sinking the bundle One OF the papers
was a recommendation from Ksw-York, containing
the naue Of Adam Seabold, probably his name. The
deceased WAS German, about Is years old, middle
hight dressed IL dark clothing and wearing iestfe!
belt. No doubts are sntsr.aaeo .nat ne was 1u s,
from the top Of the culver, where taere was large
| spotsof blood
CANINE Of Spanish Whiting has re.
Gently been discovered the farm OF Mr.. Williams
in the south western part of Alto, Fond du Lac Co.,
Wisconsin which is said 10 embrace an area Of near
| 90 ;ecres The whiting is found within eighteen
inches Of the surface and Is comprised In layer OF
from Is inches TO 2i feet In thickness 1t has been
pronounced by competent judges to be superior
article. Says the Green Bay Advocate, it's quality has
also been tested By actual experiment. ard provedto
he excellent. When compounded with OIL 1t made q
very hne quality OF putty II has been used by car
penters TO chalk their lines and found to answer this
purpose much better than chalk as 1t is entirely nee
from the finty humps 80 comnon In chalk, which
soon destroy line by cutting 1, In pieces The STU.
alton of the land where the mine vas FIRST discovered
is low and fiat.
~ A gentleman writing from st. Johns
bury, VI, April l, says;
at commenced showing last night and this
morniEg there was 10 10 inches OF damp snow,
making, on the old bottom fine sleishipg. Thus 10
the $50 (tknty :hird) snow storm we have had this
winter and to-day isthe 4st lone hundred and forty
6rst day Of good sleighiDs in Sc. Johnsbury and
vicinity this season. The thermometers have all
gin OUT and are laid up for repairs. Woodrcts
services Will be in demand this spring, for rarity.
A toy, brought up in Grafton County, and one VINO
battered himself that that was little the toughest
place this de Of Fir John Ffanklns glacerei resi-
doace, yields the palm to st. JOhnsbury'
II The Albany Atlas Of Monday says
"Inaiyidusl subscriptions % the amount Of some
$4,000 have been contributed toward removing che
lew bar in the river near Castleton. We under
stand petition Wal be presented to the Common
Council this evening, asking for $1,000 from the
city for the same purpose. One dredging machine
Is already engaged in excavating, and should the
Common Council render the assistance required,
another machine will be added Immediately
EB The Cincinnati Commercial says
On Saturday we made mention Of post norton
examination having been held by Drs. Hopple and
supposed TO have been poisoned. The examin alton
proved such to be the in three Of the persons
nausd Jesse Arthurs, jeremiah AItAurs, and VIM.
Artlurs al children. The mother is charged With
administering the dose.
U The late Airs. Ware, of Frankfort
KY, BY her will emsncipated all her slaves-thirty
in cumberland purchased for them thrseen hun.
cred acres OF good land In Ohio lying On the
Miami Canal. Twenty-seYen of these disenthralled
human beings recently arrived in Cincinnati fson
Frankfort in charge OF the executor Of the estate OF
| their late mistress, and were purchasing wagons,
| agricultural implements and stores for their Few
home.
tJ" The Chicago Democrat says that on
and after April g. the will leave thas city al
o'clock A. NJ for Toledo, where passengers can take
a boat and be in Dunkirk for breakfast the next
morning. and In time 70 take the morning train for
New.Yok City. 1t is now rendered certain thai the
time between Chicago and New-York can be re.
duced to forty hours.
u About two o'clock on Friday morn
ing, a FIRE broke out in the MiIlerite or 4" Second
Advenr Church, in West Troy, which entirely
destroyed and adwellinshouse owned and oecu-
pied by Mr.. Rogers, adjoining the Church, was
partly consumed The Church was no. insured, bat
the dwelling was lightly. The fIe ~as the work Of
an insendiaIy.
sy Mrs. L. P. Lesdernier is giving
Sacred Readings in Boston with decided success.
One of our Boston exchanges speaking of Mrs. L.,
SAYS: "She has a full, mellow, flexible, clear and
strong voice, which lie under the most complete
training No one tina. we have ever heard has sp
peared so well 10 comprehend and feel the author
as this LADY"
~ An attempt was made On Friday
to blow up a new house, building in HsverhiU,
Mass, by Mr. Cornelius Jenness, who has made
himself obnoxious TO some persons. key OF Is
pounds of powder was placed under the house, and
q tube or slow match placed in 1t, which burned
within two inches Of the powder and then went out
OF itself
~ The third attempt TO choose Mayor
Of ,he city OF Lynn-which was made on Saturday
failed. Ths vote was For Baker, Wing, 1906;
Bsddin Opp, 1913; Nudge, Free Soil, SIS, and scat
tered A. Tie vote is said to have been the largest
ever cast in the place. The Wings elected Com
mon Councilman and the Coalition /. The Council
now stands Wings, Is, Coalition, 0 10 choice, 3.
II Accounts from Washington are that
/, is now contemplated to appoint select committee
Of the House. and refer all the different bills grant
ing isnds in aid OF Railroads to it, TO carefully ex-
anime them ard report upon their merits There is
said to be decided majority in the House in favor
OF these bills.
r. Mrs. Mowatt, the actress, is still
coa6nsd TO her bed from the serious injuries she re-
ceiyed BY being thrown from her horse some tine
since. Her suGerings hsve been very severe, and
some weeks viii probably eiapse before she can re-
| sumo her profession.
rB' The Rockville (Md) Journal says
ire farmers in that county busily engaged With
thelY spring work. The weather however, has not,
as re-, been very favorable-the ground being
rather TOO wet The wheat locks well and prom
4 isips.