New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
MAIL GLEANiNcS.

tr A Canadian paper gives Tue lolloWlhs as
the literal COPY Of the Rres and Regllanons adopted by
tie school Trustees Of School Sect No H. N the Town
slip Of Missouri Oxford IL is worthy OF preservation as
curiosity ofEteTa;uEe:
srenk srnoty bgnd talk shalt not steal thy neigh
bos dinner his INK handle his books or Any s 'st Is
no whispering no laughing eavng Seats with liberty
nor with hooks States pens nor INK without Liberty
tales out ofsehool dis uiing bad auguae fitting no
pusns each other the mud nor IN the ditch the road
Any children coming 1i,hout proper books their parents
10 be- no te yCd by tter Il not punctuay attended 10
shall be liable to be dismissed from School.
The LATE FREsHETs.-lhc recent heavy
rains seem TO been general throughout the entire West
Jn copsequence of the hsh waters OF the mills on
the Whitewater Canal and River have been obliged to sus
perd operations the dams which feed the canal are washed
of By the food; the bridge at Bookve "a down. anr fso
the locks the place On the Newark and sAn"nsV
bridges down. The bridges ON The Eion snd hsrson
turnpike have also been carried OF by the HOOD Most OF
the creeks throughout ono and indiana nave m
hight hitherto unprecedented and property 70 an enoros
extent has been destroyed bridge across sna creek
within seven miles OF Indianapolis, gave way on FRIDAY
last the freight train passing prec pauug the oc
motive tender and SIX loaded crs into the raging torrent
By this casualty, the engineer fireman and one
drowned Their bodies were subsequently re
and Inferred freight tra, from Indianapolis to Lifayee
met with similar accident IN crossing sand creek. rive
were drowned We hear of other disasters IN every dree
ton. lCinchAsi OoHhuisIoai De''-'
~ We cut the latest news OF Mr. Porters
aerial vessel from Tic National HHteli9eAccr:
The Aerial Reporter. No IA, by Rufus Porter, W" put
6sbed on the 18th inst II accounts for the comparatively
small proeress made IN the Aeroport in course OF
construction here by Mr. Porter by the bad weather OF ae
and the isdeeds OF rowdeS Thanksgiving Day,
who rewarded the permission TO view the work. by
candesney cutting the material of which the hoa, -
mede The produced by this on the following day
increased by blast Of wind and then ram sor1i fol-
lowed by freeze caused considerable additional trouble
be waiting only for suitable weather and complete
lis tax We presume. therefore, that nothing iuher wi
be undertaken the Aeroport until the spring has adj
rced NJ 4
Of success lie IN this number that the Leading
nnncpes Of the Aeropot was the liberation Of Napoleon
from st. Helena where he then imprisoned" so that
the AeIoport is no mushroom affair OF yesterday
u The CherOkees are really reaching
high pitch OF civilization refinement and chvary The
"Act in regard 10 free Negroes has just been amended
so 10 read q US:
No Free Negro except may be freed by citizens
it's of the Cherokee Nation. And is hereby made the dn
E of the Sherf notify all such may found in their
respective Districts or at any time hereafter TO leave
the Nation within fifty days after said notice.
BE IL further enacted, That oil free negroes and slaves
Of any description declared be unlawful under the
atty Of receiving tbynine ashes on the bare back Tor
every such onse upon conviction before any Court nav
ing jurisdiction Of the onense
A RARE SIGHr.-Thirty-twO Indians, from
the State Of Arknrsas passed up the Mississippi not ong
since, in They dressed mostly IN furs a1d
painted only Indian knows how to paint 10 was truly
sight 60 those haltsmed redmen gliding past the
thcky setile1 hanks Of the Mississippi gazing and wonder
the Change hall century had WrOugnt lnc Oh
hunting grounds Of the tribes to which they belonged One
Of them had here chased the buffalo long beioI the white
man commenced his setemens and darted his bark cano'
the ire OF the waters before steam was applied 10
purposes Of navigation but he seemed as If IN strange
land for time had wped away almost every feature he saw
here when his foot first marked the soil They steer
ing for ST. Louis which place they calculated to reach IN
fifty hounwiich would be four miles hour against the
current. Tall rowing If they did it.
lCairo OF The Evansville (lnd) Jour, Dee. %.
~ A Mrs. Harvey, of Scion, as we learn
from The CORTLAND Vhg had occasion to into the yard
in front OF her house late IN the evening and being absent
some length OF time her husband became alarmed and went
out TO ascertain the Of her delay On reaching the
back part OF the yard he heard faint cry and tsspne OF
when he saw two men carrying of Mrs. H. The wretches
seeing the approach Of Mr. Harvey laid down Their prize
and escaped The found gagged, and from the
fright caused by the attempt abiuct her she became de-
ranged and that condition fed from her home few days
after and put end to her existence By hanging herself
The motives Of the scoundres remain impenesrabe
terry
~ The Ciereldnd Herald has received from
Capt j. w Maconb, Chief Of the Survey Of the North and
Northwestern Lakes, by Mr. Potter, his Assistant Chart
of the West End of Lake Erie The survey shows the
shortest aud most direct route from Toledo to Buffalo to be
greatest De ph Of water sounded across The Lake between
Huron nd Point Peee ~ feet aud Is dersnt sounding.
noted the chart chart of the entire lake II soon
be issued showing the rsrced lines and on
both shone9. twill be much complete than any pre-
vious chart and desirable ADDITION to the photography and
topography Of Lake Erie.
rV- v. f. Vachsmuth has calculated the
eclipse. of 1883 which will be as follows; OF the Solar and
Lunar Ecllpecs this there VIII be June 9Th,
nular eclIse Of the ar'be in All the Northern and
Western states but small portion Of will b. rft1e IN
OF the neon r5lc here and November 80 :o:s eclipse
Of the Trisbge here. OF the PanetsIeaaS and Jg
pv win January at o'clock in the morning pass each
other June 10, viii be Jgpier and Novcmbrr 20 S1frs
IN opposition to the shine al night end be nearest 10
the earth
"a? Agcntlemsn at DAYTON, Ohio, in note 10
the DAYTON papers While at the supper table
little child which seated in its mothers lap, suddenly
gSped hold ola cup full of hot tea severely scildnsits
left hand and immediately brought pan of -four
and plunged the arm into H. covering entirely the par
sosded with the flour. The effect t.uly remarkable
me pam was gone instantly; then bandagef the arm
tire following morning there the least that the
arm had been did the child suffer ;he
rain after the application Of tie -four
- In the murder case before the Bucks
County pa Courts last week, othe defendants
acquitted viz: John Dillon snd Mason Casterine. 1ad
verdict Of guilty rendered against Peter Donuellv Ed
ward Dillon Thomas Dillon aud John n. Clayton. Judge
siny er then pronounced the following sentences upon
them: That Peter Dome y und separate and solitary
confinement at hard labor in the Eastern Pentnary Of
Penlsyyanis for the space OF years and mouths: Ed
ward Dillon the same for years and months Thomas
Don the sane for years an66 months snd Johs Clay
ton the same or and months: and taat thew Be
IN the custody OF the Sheriff I'll hs sentence be carried
execution.
10 Rossiii is said 10 have recently pur-
chased house IN Trieste, and quite lion in hi city tie
great smatourot fishing aad may be every Day
he puts ont TO sea n h, eeS n, and Comfortably arranged
gondo 10 enrsp with net and hook the brisk inhabus
Of the deep; but Il far eoincs the corpusut
oid moesi'o art with white spron sitting salesman
IN the msTket, where be himself his booty into
moneys fer he is no less rcsntile than musical genius
~ Z. ID. Barber of The Sandy Hiu N. |
~ ierG!d thus handsomely withdraw. hi. pretenon.
seat IN Plerces Cabinet: We Gen. Pierce very
high ard would Be glad 10 assist him thing
BILE but We cannot Of his Csbinet Ii ne hss
situation that requires neither talent pustry enterprise
ard tLst VIII pay we'll shall bsrItrrm-ly happy 70
serve him, peculiarly iited for such sa;ion-
Abundance OF testimonials be furnish-d required"
gY' Mr. William Williams, planter, living
on Richard Creek, in Rankin county murdered l,s.
week by one Of his negroes named Geo-se. The boy
h:G been and his recovered him. and CT rs
return from Jackson he ehsse the boy and had him con-
fined but the boy got loose II the night and struck rs
ter with an AK and then made his and running
ct large.
tB After the first of January The Utica De- |
oerek (BsTnburrer) will be united with TIE Ob.errey
tHsTd She'll The will be conducted bv Mr.
Joseph NJ Lyon Of the present proprietor, OF TIE
Ctse'Ter. De Wit C. Grove. the proprietor Of Par
Den CeTda urder the firm OF LyoE Grove. Arlur