New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-23

II We learn from The Transcript. that
n Bistory OF Besssn IL about TO be published rem
prrpsrsiiou by that most digrnt and accurate nsso
Tsn ard snfjquary Sarnu, G. Drake, Esq than whom
Few are bfper known probably. In ths Did OF literary
labor In the country For over twenty years De nas
Rad die work 10 view, and has fortified himself Tor me
labor with ma,ersls Of many Of which, ve are assured
there are copies In no other hands The publisher OF
the work bss put into Mr. brakes hands, all the eoec'
tops Of the late Or SNOW con,sned In an EXPENSIVE
Common Place Book and In an intereaved copy OF the
history OF Boston
T The Bath Tribune announces the
death in that CRY of Hon William King, aged 81 years
Who was member Of the Legslsfure OF Massachusetts,
when Maine Turned part Ut mi. state, and was suose-
oueuy the mt Governor Of Maine, Com missioner on
the Spanish Claims, Commissioners for the erecuoo OF
The State House. at Augusta aud for years CODec-
Tor # Customs for Bsin. He was q person who re-
ceiysd high military distinction. and was first Grand
Master of the Masonic Fraternity In Name
r. The Sparta Tenn J Times of the
22d ut states Is reduced 70 certainty haf Gen.
John Rodgers OF that vicinity, ~il succeed la man
uf4ctuis salt 81 his well Csikler three AMI
half miles from Sparta Tue EDITOR Of The Tines has
been shown specimen of the sat boiled In common
kettle, and be pronounces Il OF good quality. Ihers
k an abundance Of water and the m.oufscture OF salt
VIII be prosecuted vigorously the kettles and other
necessary fixtures having been ordered
IL The North Bridgeicdter Gazette
saws that on Monday Mr. Bella Keith, one of the
,eIectmen Of the town. had his collar bone broken and
was Otherwise severely iojured By shed faing upon
him On the same day Mr. John Hogan vss run over
by his cart and had his legs broken In two places
and wss otherwise injured that IL is doubtful
whether he will recover. Ga the ne dag Mr.. Elisha
Hail. en- gineer in Messrs Howard Clarks steam shop
In experimenting the movements OF the engine, had one
of his hands caught in the machinery and badly Jan ned
e The Srate Agricultural Society have
made the following appointments for the approaching
Fair at Utica: Superpter dent in general and charge
ff,ha a,riag enfrv 9 Eax SuDerQtPndent OF
gates buildings, &c John Buteri-d; Supt. OF Floral
H-ll silas D. Child; supt of Msnniacturers Hall X
Doty. Rome Supt of Vegetable Tent David Gray
supt OF Mechanics Hall, David A. Lyon; Supt Of Ma
chineIy and Implements the ground j. s. Peckham
Msr,bal, John R. Jones.
u The Cleareland True Democrat of
the 18th says: about two miles beyond La Grange,
near A. NJ yesterday, the stock train ran into ,he
freight rap on the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
natl Railroad. The freight train had stopped TO wood
The stock train behind and came without seeing
the freight trnin until too pear TO prevent collision
The rOsd at thar place Is straight An engineer could
see three four miles either way. The locomotive
Louisville mounted on two cars, crushing them aud
damaging itsef No lives were lost and no one hurt
One man. after the accident was slightly hurt, by be-
ing pressed between two cars. The express trains,
both ways delayed several hours In consequence
Of the accident
~ We cannot detect any disposition
to fater Judge Douglas In the following paragrap h
from The Washington Republic
proposes address the people in % of inc States 10
advocacy of Gen. Pierces cl-nis to the Presidency
We hope he will He will thereby be killing two birds
INew-L Chronicle.
DEATH ON RAILRoAD.-Wm. L..
Chslconer conductor killed by collision the
Pennsylvania Central Rairesd at Midway, forty.one
miles from Philadelphs, on Friday, the lib inst As
freight train coming down It Off the track.
met by up freight train at that instant which
In collision with the of the track, demoishing
shout Of the entirely and crushing Mr. c. in
manner which caused his death.
Loss BY LIGHTNING.-ln Ellsworth,
Conn, on Sunday evening, June 80, store occapied
by Geo w. CRATER, Esq., p NJ, WAS struck by light
nng and its contents entirely destroyed together with
the p, stOice department. The building was owned
by r e. Mllard Of The City. The loss Is about $1,000
partially insured.
i3@ Rev. William Henry Charming is
preaching in Rochester.