New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-31
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~ The statistical returns ioI 'hc 'npn'u Va
o. ti.h have rs. been pabshel by tie ei'ctu
- poi give :ks n.abcr OF deaths IA Pars ~ -%' D'ls
orr than III tie preceding month OF thess oiy were
fon tgionary disosse. To returns ,tli, ihe 70
az lie IN tiers concerts balls aud public exhibitions
70 have been If22Tlf, being 1i7ooN more tlAh Ia 'e
Jrcc, ding oa;k.
~ DIR. Norwood, State Geologist, write;
er souherp Illinois 10 friend Alton that ne ha- i-t
son.tsd very interesting and sboros eX "nini'onO u
,S,, norton of state He has discovered some very ca
,;on. frts in rstiuu 70 ~, Geology and Mlnerogy VI
- >, mains were frrnd in the greatest abundance, ana
DR. .nys he his hesitation IN stating IN advance ,n
~ rabr.t will exceed in richness anyhiug OF the
Mud M ih country formations are concerned
~ The New-Hampshire Militia consists oil
diysons which ,re divided into bTigades aud the at'sr
into Il r cneu;s. The total volunteer and enrolled orc
81 40 The State pos IS 20 bras, GpouudeIs y ors
poundcrs Is roe 6-pOundes ron u pOundet II foA o.
rorLaers es25 muskefs 9s0 biyonets SoSi r.nes 40
PAIRS of pistols. l,235 swords aud large qnihy o -
eoutTemsnis. 49,
IT, II appcars from the records of the First
F,cesiescal Society in Weathersei, Coan thai there
have been only persons appointed RS Clerks OF sid 90
esty for the i. SHe marc F ana fso 5j
1885, Samuel w Williams from 49, to iSi-
Bedsn from 1912 70 lS24 Samuel Gspln IRON 49, 10 i''
the present Clerk.
Krss,Sr AND FULLER AGAIN ARRESTED
last satuI9sy evening VIM F. Kissane and Wn H. Faer
rors pscEcrt were arrested BIZ Constable kefe upon
issued BY Esquire sneuoaker casIsns tue
being accessory to the disappearance OF Thatcher Ls"s
Thev gave bonds the OF ten thousand dollar, ea;
fox their appearance this afternoon and were released
~ Cairo. ILL.,. contains six dry goods stores
ard eleven drinking establishments which annuity retsi
stuff TO the amount soOoo. The permanently located
population enumernng men, women and chlidIen' anu
eyen cats and dogs will reach 300 You eau Judge now
what the transient custom is Jucon (Ned Bdntnej IS
shout removing bis paper The Ctryie li Norefs" 10
Cairo. where he has recently been on visit-
rEys The 81. Louis InteHigencer, referring 20
the statement which the rounds not long since that the
hired girls OF Pittsburgh had sent home SSo 600 TO nerrea
tious in the Old Country within the SIX months previous
states that within twelve months the Immigrants s ire
Sic e 80 '''"'' "''' p''''''' w
(T- We hear it stated in the papers that the
following ladies are telegraph operators Mss sb susan
Jackson Michigan; Miss farnsworth in Conneant ONO
Mn teins IN NeaT 2 me- ana MS Tbsr are prob
ably others and the number VIII probably Increase
yearly
To At Albany, on Woodworking, on open
ina be drv goods store of Fdgar Waterman No So Wash
petont twas found that the had been burgarouy
entered during tho night preceding and one OF the CLERKS
Hoysradt nearly murdered by villains unknown hir
H. IS not expected TO i've
. r. TIE Stamford Conn Adrocaie informs its
readers that since the opening the Railroad to NewYork
three since property In that mad %
tine population has doubled Business OF all kinds has i
proved.
tFy The Middieto,cn Conn Ne,cs is a credit
10 it's native city. IL has been established only two years
but in that time has been instrumental IN erecnng I'm
provemens which have almost lost for Middleton its rep
uiation venerable dullness and antprogressveness
70 Tie Ticksburg Uhig understands that
that Hon. Madison McAee, Union Democrat) of Hsns'
County. will be applicant for the appointment OF >
Marshal for the Southern District Of Mississippi under the
next Administration.
~ The Wings of Warren County, Indiana,
held grand Wing soiree aud Supper at Wiamsport, on
the evening of the It'll inst honor of Vermont, Mesa
cluse Kentucky aud Tennessee for their galantry III the
late Presidential election
rive learn from The Trenton On. j. True
M,rcan that James Yard prop rot Of re Haon
Cro have issued the prospectus new daiy ana weekly
Democratic paper TO be published In New-Brunswick and
10 commence on the lst OF February ensuing.
ty'Alburtis Ringo, a Revolutionary soldier.
died in Fleming County Ky- the 9TH ult, at the adj
vanced age of SO years He was eyewitness of the
render Of Lord CORVALLIS to Gen. Washington. Three
daughters and grandson OF his are living in this county at
the present time.
t1y@ The Thirty-sixth Annual Meeting OF the
American Colonization Society will be held in Washington
City, on Tuesdly evening the 18th January 1883, at
O'Clock The Board Of Directors will meet the day at
the Colonization Rooms, at II o'clock NJ
EY An interesting correspondence in The
Lexington Erpress in recounng the natural products of
Australia says: 1.-The climate lie rrate, but the flies al
mort eat fellow up. have not seen tree, plant herb,
animal bird like any in the States except domestic
Plenty Of kapgaroos and kangaroo rats and the like the
birds in this country are beautiful Every kind of parrot
roaloas, cockatoos, magpes and the like"
t.9@ The Ternon Transcript, j. r. Howlet,
Central N,p- York Journal, with new name and new
dress. s S. Norton retircs from the editorial charge.
ty@ Some of the Divisions Of the Sons OF
Temperance Texas and several Of the leading newspapers
the State have taken ground in favor OF the Maine Liquor
Law, alias legal prohibition OF the traffic in intoxicating
liquors.
tY' The LOmtH (Mass.) Ne,ns says woman
om of the neghborng towns went into Manchester
n H. day last week ard called for two quarts Of
she had determined TO take it home and try it, and
il it burned much better than de- as folks teled Of
~ g Il.
18Th makes the following acknowledgment of the colrteses
of member of the Pierce family Thanks TO the attentive
Frank Pierce second clerk of the United States for late
Ntv-Orlesns papers
~ Quite fight took place in Albany few
nights since between party of police and some rowdes
Three Of the latter were finally arrested and locked mp in
been knock ed down and badly beaten
To- The Cincinnati; Commercial says that the
of the late Fanny Wright Dausmon who died in
that city the 18th inst is estimated at hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
~ The Sand Lake, N. " Glass Works,
owned by Me,sr.. o. r. 5. II. Fox was consumed By
Ere during Saturday night lat. The loss win exceed
s7tt0 and the insurance Sf,0c.
TT The Columbus (Ga.) Times, edited by
M FORSYTH ia seeking to revive the doctrine ani
10 make 1t part 1.-THE Democratic creed, under the Ad
ninistraiion.
ty- The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, oath, con-
trtdcs the report Of Prof McCsy death by cholera and
says that he returned the day before 10 HE residence
Athens in improved health
IL b. f. McIntire, one of the editors of Tie
Laurence Mass Seaiine died recently He
Doccd with The Nottingham MeseHGer. paper published
in Portsmouth, y II and. while living in that city was
elected member OF the l. ssatuIe. He practical
printer
Ia Boone Co, KY. has population of Il ,565;
under, 10 SS4 free white males a. 2i35: females
u, LOIS read aud write 6j; slaves 4Ols; free
people Of color -. The town Of Columbia Boone Co. h..
POPULATION Ct l,l59, enc contains 40 slaves.
!r~ The Editors Of TIE Acpherd Of he Val-
.f.-fe. -
Ia discussion OF the points of difference between Papss
ard Po;t the aitoes each side appearing in both
TspoIs. 1t is to continue for three months.
IL A new drama, written expressly for tbe
Baltimore Museum, called Unoe Toms Cabins ~ lis
introduced TresdaT evening. with Mr Ovens a.
fLelcy Goighty, an Abohtionist, &c.
lg'- The Aississippiaa of the 18th an.
pOanc.s tie recovery OF Hon. W. = Feath.rson who as
L., h.