New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
U As two young ladies in the Texas

district school, ct Clncr pai passing along the
street the western part Of the city afghtenen no,se
dsshng along IL sidewalk. Their drst Impulse
Jump aside into the street, but seeing t"o sni
children jogging along directly In the path OF tne furious
animal each OF them seized ch,d Just IS the norse
came upon them OF the lHdles struck the norse
over the head with her umbrella and turned him alde
Just sufficiently allow them to escape upnurt Inc
umbrella was broken BY the force OF me o'o~. Inc
children must have been over hut Tor inc nmey ln
terposIfinn of friendly hands II was an act OF cool
courage deserving Of special commentator
r. A man lately started on a truck
from the foot Of Plane No l. the Portage pa Rail
road 10 90 Johnstown, followed closely by section
boat He seated himself q keg OF powder, and let
bis truck run At a pretty good gait mile two be-
low the Plane. wagon loaded with wood in hasteslng
the track, dropped cord wood piece, which
threw the truck of aud the man and powder on the
track side-the powder bursting open by the fall Toe
section boat passed him. literally crushing him 70
death at the time ia striking, the truck By some
means or other ign'ed the powder, and the man was
completely blownup!
~ The Minnesofian of st. Paul, Min
nesota says Tnefrst seizure under the operation Of
the Liquor Law made Tuesday last. IL appears
that person by the Of Getzer, lately arrived at
this place with about e. 900 worth of liquors fro Chi
caeo, which were stored In Mr. BabcOcks warehouse
These facts becoming known, complaint was made
before Justice SimUns by some OF our citZens, GetZsr
arrested, tried aud found guilty. He vas tined $50
and costs and bis liquors declared forfeited, and 10
stand committed till the fine Is paid.
TIC new lucduc IlpSplLdl db
tod Mass TO cover area OF ~ 80 square feeL not
including the two courts formed bet the wings
The front will be 3Js feet long By 40 wide the main
projection from the center 20 by 90 fest and there will
be three wings running back north 300 feet BY 40 vide
large dome is 10 be- placed the OF the main
building and two smaller from the center of either
wing. The w1ole building is be three stories hiSh.
and from the top of the spre of the large dome 10 the
ground It will be ll6 feet
II A Committee appointed by the
n n. liz ha
merits Of resin and sperm oil for purposes Of ubrca
On report that looms and other machinery OF heavy
bearings, onehaf less power Is required with mixture
of resin with s bulk Of pure sperm oil than with sperm
alone and that It's substitution will effect annual
ing Of & Of the quantity Of sperm oil required in the
Lowell Mills Spinning machinery, or those with light
bearings require more power when resin and sperm oil
are used than sperm alone.
II Tn the 1st inst, near Penny Hill,
Pitt Co. ~ C., under the excitement Of a contenton
about ten dollar debt, Mr. John Ednondson shot with
gun, thereby causing instant death Mr. Whitehead,
highly respectable citizen. The friends aud relatives
Of Mr Edmondion had always feared that bis strong
passions would some day lead something Of the kind
Generally kind, and By nearly all persons liked, he yet
was known 10 possess passions quite ungovernsble He
fled Immediately the preparation OF the deed, and
has not been taken yet.
II The Springfield Republican says
that Horace Mann to be President of Antioch College,
Ohio the corner stone of which laid the sd inst
Ibis College Is the result Of united effort of the whole
denomination of people called NV lights, or Chris
tsDs, throughout tne country and is endowed with
s2OOOO in scholarships, at 500 each The buildings
are being ere cied the most extensive plans aud
when completed, will be the largest and most imposing
IN the State.
u As the u o'clock train from Boston
on Friday was passing crossing about three miles
above Athol It came In contact with horse and carry
all driven by the daughter Of Capt James Adams of
Orange county, killing the horse instantly aud smash
ing the carriage TO atoms The carriage contained two
young ladies and little child Singular as It may
seem neither was Injured in the least
70 Reading, Pa, on Thursday asst was
visited with one Of the heaviest storms OF rain
known in that vicinity 1t lasted about 6y minutes
during which the raj fell to the depth Of 3i inches
high wind accompanied the rain, and did considerable
damage. portion Of the brick 9elling hOuse Of
Mr. John Setley, at the of Sixth aud Spruce
was blown down, and the family made a narrow escape
with their lives.
Es There are at least 1900 acres of
vineyards around Cincinnati alone, giving employment
TO no less than 900 efficient laborers annual cost
Of $4,000 and producing in moderately favorable
sops, 240000 gallons of wine Most Of those engaged
In the culture Of the vine have families to support Il
is calculated that the wine Interest In Hamilton county
affords subsistence, directly and indirectly to 10000 n
dustrtous and sobt people.
~ Munroe q Francis. printers and pub
fishers, is the oldest finn in Bosom 1t formed In
1900. These two gendemen-one seventy years Of age
and the other seventy two-haye lately published vol
all set with their own hands. They gentlemen Of
property, but pursue these habits Of industry as the
most agreeable In which they pass the time
OF their green cd age
u At late Prussian Industrial Exhisi-
tioD Count Renard, large proprietor of iron works
exhibited sheetrOR of degree of tenuity that tie
leaves be used for paper One of the
machinery rolls, is 1Of0 square feet Of what may be
called leaf iron, from cwt OF metal book binder Of
Bresau has made album of nothing ese the pages of
which turn as fexiby as the finest fabric of nen rags
B Thomas Cassidy was brutaly muir
dered last week at Cohoes, By Patrick mcEnrow John
Henderson and James More. McEurow struck him
and knocked him down, when Henderson and More
pitched in and stamped him with their feet and the
three not disposed desist until it eviden.
that the man was dead.
EYT On the afternoon of the 23d inst,
the spacious Hotel situated at the Upper Landing St.
Paul took fire In the kitchen and burnt to the ground
The hotel had just been finished and furnished and
kept by Dir. Joseph Daniels A house adjoining wss
also burned down and other buildings saved with
great difficulty. Loss from $4,000 TO SIS 900.
H'A description of the method adopted
bys Yankee of East Dorset, VI of Transporting timber
from the Green Mountains Is going The roands of the
papers, under the heading Of Yankee Ingenuity Gas.
The same method adopted years ago by an English
man among the mountains and lakes Salzourg In
Austria.
~ Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has
mulatto girls TO Oberin to be educated Tney
the girls who about four years ago redeemed
from Brun Hi, through the agency of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
"MAD ANTHoNY's" old fortress, at Fort
Wayne Indiana has entirely disappened-the last
relic, an old block house, having been removed few
weeks ago The tmbers were perfectly sound, and the
building might have stood for another generation.
q Some of the negroes of Mr.. James
f. Houston, Of Mcintosh Co. Ga, have confessed that
they murdered their master and have shown where the
BODY was buried. Mr.. H. had been missing more than a
week Savannah Republican, 26th.
n Among the convicts lately taken
from the jsil of ST. Louis, Francis Schied Ger
man, who has been senten ,ed hundred aud four
years hard labor in the Penientary at Jefferson City
IL Hon. William End. formerly Q ueen's
COUNSEL of the Province of New. Bruins wick was ad
mined Counsellor Of the Supreme Court of Mass last
"Wednesday.