New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

day IN routs from Corpu. ChJis ria the frontier 70
ihe Hungarian settlement In the wesieF part Of the
Staie OF Iowa.
Two companies Of TIE RIFE Regimen, have moved
from Merrill to Las Raec,, some eighty miles higher
I'D the Neuces River and other companies Of the rcd
nent Of rifles viii soon follow. The Nsuces vsiisy
fri the h@sd of the river 10 It's outlet INTO the Bay OF
Mexico will soon be completely protected BY tAs
regiment thar Il will be safe snd profitable for tAoss
who desire TO emigrSte from Lo.isians, 10 cone on
with their wagons their families and their ssec ani
settle the now unoccupied banks Of the river and the
wijesprcading fertile prSiries next ton
TEE AMEsBuRY AND SALISBURY Mills
Dryyicr1TY-We learn that ihs directors Of taese
mills bsve sustained the sgen, in cutting Oh the 6fea
minutes luncheon time OF the workmen, and iadta
consequence TIE 500 female operatives have, "taret
eued suspended work. and the mills are lying IDLE
This innovation the former enoymenes OF the w0rk
men wss made by the new sgeni Mr. DERBY. sgsirst
the advice al the former agent Mr.. hortoh THERE'S
hsh state Of excitement existing IN the place and
vioorus measures are being ken by the operaiyesto
secure themselves against being drven IRON taeF P
,ition By appointing committees u wan on new hnts
en- poyed by that Company snt INFORM them Of ns
resson of the trouble, AMI ask them not 70 engage
against their own brethren and consequently agSnt
theuteves. tS'"'n Nes
TrRRIBLE CALAMITY. -Four chiliren
Of Thos Finuey, In Halifax, Lancaster county. took
shelter under during the severe storm on Lass
day lsst The tree sss struck oy nso.eihs ana tso
offhe children were instantly Killed: Samuel JackM
Finn,y 10 years, and James Stewart fieney III yeua
The oiher two children considerably injured ou.
nj believed both will recover This storm Wa. one Of
the severest VIII n has been experienced In this vay
for many years Its efiecs were felt Ia al the sur.
rounding countes IN the destruction OF buildings and
crops and four deaths by shtnng occurred darisg tn
brief continuance
PASSED MIDsuIPMEN.-At the recent
sitting OF the b ard fExsmnerss st the Naval Sehooa
Annspoi SD OF which Com. Perry was President me
following nid.bpmen passed successfully rigid exam
iU'so-r, 20 rr~i. o. casnss, James Poker, Jr,
Pnihp &. hnson, John Wafters, E5gsr Brodhead, R.
h. Breeze, Beverly kepnow, l.. Breese, e. smith.
George L. Morris, John Glendy Spro.ton, +. Gray
and 6 b ncroft, OF 1916 and Ralph Chandler Of lsi5
~ MeSSrs. Liule, Brown & Co., of
Boston, Sold on the 9TH inst the Duke OF orlesnss
copy of Audubou's Birds for the sum Of $50 Two
purchased by the Duke before his death, and Is now
SOD by his heirs. Ii said 10 be the most splendid
bound copy in the world.
" Gov. Collier, of Georgia, has issued
his proclamation in obedience to resolution of the last
Legi-aure OF thst State declaring that ia expedent
to call general convention of the people Of that State
10 take into consideration the necessity OF altering and
reforming the Constitution thereof.
~ Alexander Wright, Esq, for several
years agent Of the Lowell Carpet Mills Corporation,
died on Monday of apoplexy at his resdence in Lowell
Deceased highly esteemed BY large circle Of
quaintsnces lie was about his customary business on
Saturday. His age was 81 years
" The line of the Newfoundland
Electric telegraph Company being pushed forward
rapidly that the telegraph from Galway to Holyhesd Is
especied 10 be hnhhed by the end Of July This viii
bring the telegraph wires within l,650 miles Of each
other, or FIVE days running time for fast steamer.
" The Chicago Journal states that
Mr.. Mccormick has out FIVE hundred and eighty
Respers and Moving machines from that city, the
present One was sent to Germany, To Ala.
bsms, one hundred to the Jerseys, aud one to Ell
Dorado.
~ The celebration of the one hundredth
anniversary ofthe existence ct Dsnvers ndepend
ent municipal corporation will take place Weinet
d.y the 10th day of June An address viii he delivered
by John w. Proctor, Esq and poem by DR.. Andrew
Nichols procession, dinner, &c, will also come of
II Thomas s. Ridgway geologist and
mining engineer expresses the opinion that thu expors
ton for coal, in Bristol County, Mass progressing
through the powerful energy and hll OF the Mansfield
Coal and Mining Company, Is the noblest enterprise
now on foot In New England
~ On Wednesday afternoon fire broke
out in the shed used for storing wood the Fitchburg
Raj road in Chsrlestowp, near the Bridge. The FIRE
communicated tc the engine house which was injured
to the amount Of 500 $500 Some 800 cords Of wood
were destroyed. The property was all insured.
II There was 81 0w-stOrms in North
smpon, from Oct %. 1851, TO April Is, 1852 The whole
depth of snow feet II inches upon level This
is snow than has fallen here In year for the
last eight years.
~ Hon. Loren p. Waldo, Opp, ha,
been elected Commissioner OF the School Fund In Con
neccu in place of Mr.. CatiD, Whig, who, 1t will Do
recolecet, was chosen by the Wings, last year, la
place of Mr.. Palmer
" The new town of Swampscott, in
Essex County, Mass, was organized the 5h inst,
and the town Of Marion In Plymouth County also 10.
corpofaed by the last Legislature, organized 3la
ut
fV The Maine Conference OF the NJ. +.
Church will commence is session In Portland ON Wed.
nesday the 23d inst On the day the East Mtioe
CoDereI ce commence its session New Hampshire
next Thursday.
lVThe indianapolis papers are informed
by Mr. Adams, who has charge OF the Greek Slave
exhibiting that place, that he has within day two
received directions from Mr. Powers 20 send the statue
TO Europe, 40 IL has been sold.
~ The 81. John Reporter states that in
consequence OF the rapid fall Of water Ia the River st.
John thousands Of uns Of timber, and ssw-ogs most In
Vulnerable, are lodged on the way and will not be got
tomsrk.t this spring except In case OF heavy rains
EY> By Wednesdays train from Green
Vile 200 bbls of Flour, 400 bushels Of FLAX Seed and
400 bushels Of Potatoes were brought TO Dayton Ice
OF freight in store at the former place walt.
ing shi ment, is said 10 be very large
~ The contract of Wells and Gowan,
of Boston, 10 remove obstrucons caused by the sunken
steamship Missouri, in the bay OF Gibraltar, has been
completed the satisfaction Of the British Government
price paid, $4,000
IL The Roman Catholics Of Pittsburgh
are progressing rapidly with their immense cathedral
which IT, beyond doubt t7e largest church edihce In as
Uuitsd States being OF sufficient dimensions To comic
ably accommodate over ten thousand worshiPers
II The Gr0re Hill Clarke Co., Ala.,)
HERALD of June 2, says Z" We presented on
Sunday morning lst with cotton bloom, taken from
the plantation Of JAS Cleveland Esq, Suggsyle.
1t wss TAXI from a stalk Of this gears grox Ih."
~ Thomas Buchanan Reed, the poet
ar painter has recently conpIee5 in Cincinns pic
fTorn ladV IN sfFafla
the lss If that exquisite poem and highly
praised in the Cincinnati journals
~ On Sunday, near Wilmington, Del.
sail boat containing thvee young ladies and three
young gentlen en- espszed, and two Of the young
with THAR liyps