New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

Of Boston. and boarcer at the Brastle House, Oh
served in the upper story female and several chill
dren. Without stopping for moment to consider
the dangers of an attempt to rescue them he rushed
through the wreaihins smoke and for brief space
the greatest anxiety prevailed IN the crowd for biz
safety. In 4 moment more he emerged from the
burning building, bearing the children IL his arms,
and followed BY the mother The entire upper part
OF the building was in moment afser savelooed IN
hsnes Such an act Of bravery, played In the pres
erva,ion Of human life, is worthy OF more than
simple newspaper notice.
~ We learn from The Bah (Me.) Trib-
tine, that recent efforts Tor the execution Of the
Liquor Law in Wiscessst have resulted in the en-
tire suppression Of the sale OF intoxicating cfinks
for beverage. Three rumsolleis stand convicted On
the third case one has appealed, By giving bosds.
Ore was committed for 60 days, in default Of pay.
ment The amount Of fnes, exclusive Of appealed
cases paid over to the town is $lsobesdss cast Of
suits, eco. The citizens held meeting at Franklin
Han, and unanimously sustained the Prosecuting
Committee
% The Cincinnati Gazette notices the
fact that the ladies' Of Chsgrin Falls have subscribed
some 500 IN single shares OF stock Of the Clsvs-
land and Mahoning Railroad as " new featsrs,.
and speaks Of Il as "a leap-year movement tina,
evinces energy not to be intmidated by ordinary
obstacles, which will be followed with perssvsr-
not to be satisfied with anything short Of CON-
plete success"
E' Look on tais pict1re of tie names
OF American towns:
"Eas. OF our vicinity arc Back.snort, Doe,blsst
aLt Lickskilles south, ScI0ngeburg and Truck in
the-bucktt north Nip-snd tuck west, BLACK. snkls,
Scarce otfar, Possum-,roE, Sip up and-snatcAit
Step anc' teieh-it, Gouri Eock. Valiey, aud Rake
pocket"
Aud on this
TheSes, Rome, Carthage, LONDON Paris, snyrna,
DRESDEN, Syracuse. Rochester, Athens and Troy
~ The Milcsukee Adoertiser SAYS that
gentleman of that city has invented spirit stove
which, while only foot square, will warm any Of
dIsiy sized room. Ii weighs less than ten poandss
is convenient for carriages, cars, and even small
ones may be carried in ones pocket Of cold day,
and producing neither soot smoke, nor ashes, might
be as ornamental piece for personal wear a.
watch or breastpin II only consumes pint Of al.
cohol per day.
~ Monsieur Petin, the inventor Of the
new system Of Erorautic is In Boston, having ra-
Gently arrived from France. lie claims that he can
navigate the air IN any dire elton, by creating inclined
planes at pleasure. He has largo machns sus-
pended by ropes from three huge balloons. The
body of the machine 10 slender timber work. Ts
test the system fairly. large amount Of money 10
required, andif he can raise the wind, Mons. Petin
purposes to make an ascent from Boston.
~ The Valley of the Mississippi (says tho
Minnesota PionseU is becoming tho principal mail
route for oil the region west and north Of Lake Su
perior, including not only the northern part Of Mia
resota Territory, but the portion Of British Amer
lea lying between Minnesota and Hudsoh's Bay.
Last week, $50 letters, mostly British, came dowA
I'm the Pembna mail, to be mailed at st Paul, very
many Of them ship letters.
" A teamster named Roland Browa.
saws The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL oft 10Th inst, died
very suddenly on Thursday last Circumstances
have since uarspired which lead to the suspicion
that he Was poisoned by tie hand of those nearest
to him IN tho ties OF blood and marriage. O1icsu
Allen and Hardin took into custody Nancy Brown,
wife, and Mr. Brown, son Of tho deceased, on Q
warrant charging them with having committed this
terrible crime. They were committed to jail 10 await
their examination before the Mayor to morrow.
~ Ii is contemplated to hold "great
South. western Industrial Exhibition" In Ne w-or-
leans, in May Of next yesr Alabama and Florida
are most active in their preparations The Governor
of the former State has appointed delegates from
30 counties to attend preliminary mse,ag In New
Orleans, In May next
~ 1t is ssid that Gov Kossuth has con-
rsclsd with some two or three manufacturers
In Cincinnati for 'ens THOUSAND saddles, at 3is
each.
~ man named Rapp, living in Phila-
celphia, has invented glass collins They are made
alright and OF sufficient strength to prevent bsIg-
ing The durability of glass is we'll known, and the
remains Of the departed being sntiely protsctsd de-
composition goes on very slowly.
EtY There are 1873 German papers pub.
b,bed in the United States tho Oldest OF which, pub
ushed in Pennsvlvania, has been established sixty.
three years.
" Rev. Mr.. Littlejohn, of New Haven.
In his lecture before the Arts Union, remarked
that the Grst piece Of cloth ever msde 10 the
United States was manufactured IN Hartford,
Conn BY jeremiah wsdswo:th, ia 1870, and that
Gen. Washington wore suit of clothes made from
this cloth.
~ The people in the country parts"
OF Rhcde Island are excited about certain mysts.
Nous tracks which have appeared upon snow
fallen durns The night. Some Of the trails are o.
the sides Of rocks whore horses and colts could net
stand. One natural philosopher suggests dogs -
the solution Of the ystery.
~ Under the head of "noveI," The
LiLafy IN. y BaxnU siases tia, schoslnsstsr Of
that p ace, while in it CT intoxcation, was mar
ned 10 4 woman with whom he had but very short
scqusil lance, b. certain ersons who hoped thereby
TO cover over their own guilt He has since LEFT for
paris unknown. d
g~ Samuel Blatchford, Esq, Of Au-
hum. il abou 20 issue volume containing the STAT
utss OF this State ~ 20 1851 inclusive. It's book
Of eco pages, which will be sold ss I've dollars pr
copy. fH.
~ Mr.. Sylvanus Day, for IL years past
baggage master on the Eastern tNsss) Railroad,
len on Saturday for California The operatives and
eIbressBen on tho Eastern Railroad, in token Of
their regard for M Day, presented - him gold
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