New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-03
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ry The Nashville Banner OF the 10th
says -" Yesterday morning, about one O'CLOCK
the Union Hall was found to be on IRE The names
cnveloped the upper portion Of the building. Two
young gentlemen, fremen, had mounted to the
third gallery, when 1t sunk and fell. One, Mr.. Sea-
bury spraDg at the Instant into room OF the main
building, red with the lurd glare OF the surrounding
fame, and escape The other, Mr.. Samuel Nichol,
was carried down with the burning pile, from which
be was extrcaled by the anxious spectators, almost
lIfeless and with one ann broken. We are Iejoiced
to learn that he will probably recover. The fire
arrested after destroying the upper part ofthe
building, and damaging the roof OF al adjoining
house"
II A cannon grape shot, weighing
about half pound, was found in mans skull, which
was thrown up by person digging grave Ia st. An
drews Churchysrd, Mt Holly, N J ,afew days since.
His spade IN contact With the SKULL and hear
ing something rattle he picked it up, and found tns
ball. which had entered just below the eye, and
lodged in the back part Of the head The HIrysr
says"that during the Revolution, portions Of the
two great armies occupied prominent positions near
that town, occasionally exchanging shots with each
other but rot coming into general action. Els said,
however, that quite severe battle was fought some
three niles to The east OF the wn in which contest
about SEQ were killed, all Of whom were buried n
the graveyard above mentioned"
U Linus Coe, Esq, Of Middfetown,
Conn, was accidentally killed ut the crossing be-
tween NewiDgton and Berlin, by the upward ex-
press train OF cars Mr. Coe waited for The train TO
pass down, and probably not knowing that the up
train would be along sooD attempted to cross, when
the engine struck the horse and wagon throwing the
horse upon one SIDE OF the track, and Mr.. Coe with
the wagon upon the other side. Mr.. c. was instant
ly Killed, his skull having been broken IN. lie vas
killed.
u" The Legislature Of Vermont, at its
recent session, enacted law forbiddins the employ.
mspt of conductors engineers, brakemen, or switch
mep "who shall make use OF intoxicating liquors 40
a beverage" II any Company within the State fail
TO comply with the requirements OF the law. they
are liable 70 prosecution, and fae Of from $500
to 5000.
u On the Goth ult, the laborers on the
Great Western Railroad, on Burlington Nights
CsI ada wes found part Of the head and The tusk OF
an elephaut beneath the strata Of stone and gravel
The tusk measured six feet nine inches In length,
and thirteen inches in circumference.
u In Providence, X. L., two working
Associations OF mechanics have been formed, one Of
Carpenters and another Of practical Machinis!s and
lion OIkers.
~" There is but one Wing paper in the
Stale OF Texas. The Weekly Journal, published at
Galveston and edited by II. H. SMITH, late OF Union
City, Michigan.
~ The Grand Juries Of several counties
in PennsyIvsnis have presented the small note Law
of that State as nuisance. The press, too, speak
Gus sea.ns. H.
t. Messrs. Alfred and Jackson Seward,
OF Gslena, have struck cave Of lead, conssinins u
is believed, not less than 500 900 lbs. Of mineral
n There is an excursion getting up AZ
Lowell for washir ston, for els about one hundred
have engaged 70 20.
" Several little girls in Cincinnae
have presen!ed Kossuth with 600, which sney COZ
ee.ed by going from eoor to door,
~ Rev. Philip Courtney, an eminent
Methodist Minister, lately died at Richm'na' va
sgtd70
~ The Red River was recently frozen
ave, in Louisians-a circunstance lot rensmosrsd
e. have occurred before.
H Hon. James Buchanan declines .
public cirner a. Philadelphia, and gives the DEMO-
raey lot Of good advice.
~ They are making maple sugar In
Wisconsin. -,
rTbe Walnut-st. Theater, Phiadei-
mia VA, ,oId at auction few days ego ior siss0'
or There are twenty graduates this year
,,u the Medical Department Of the University OF
Buffalo, =,
~ We learn that Grace Greenwood in-
.srds.o 20 % Europe N . tsw usasAs.