New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
CAVE IN BERKSHIRE Courrr-It will

be remembered that time since we noticed this
WORK Of NATURE and that fs entrance was blocked
moving the rubbish The Is in the side of one of
the hills which form the base of old Greyiock about
mile south Of the village, the South Adams Road
narrow and difficult passage about ten feet In length
leads TO room large enough 10 contain six eight per-
Eorthward, a small horizontal avenue ten or
twelve feet long, ldads to another considerably
larger than the first From this, by descending twenty
perpendicular feet another Is entered thirty feet
long by average breadth Of about twenty feet and
twenty feet high. Beyond this and lower down. are
smaller apartments, answering ~ bedrooms pantries,
&c. Further one has explored The walls of the
cavern composed of limestone belonging to the vast
ledge Of which Saddle Mountain is built
North Adams tMass) Transcript
LIBERIA EMIGRANTs.-From present APP
pearances the number of emigrans who viii sail for
Liberia the coming will be unprecedentedly
large Over twenty from Pennsylvania have applied
for passage to the NcwYork State Society and as
many more from NewJersey have secured passage in
the packet from Baltimore, Of May /. The Nrc York
Colonization Journal says: In own State an UNI
precedened number enrolled 10 GO Il was intend
ed to send about seventy this month but the early de-
parture OF the brig Zeno did not allow sufficient time TO
make the necessary preparation and the expedition viii
be delayed until the middle close of May, when by
arrangement with the American Colonization Society,
the vessel which sails from Baltimore May l. will
10 NewYork and be ready to sail by the 18th of the
month with those who may be prepared TO embark
u The Spiritual Rappers have begun
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ro says person OF that neighborhood who Is a firm
believer gives out that he will convince the people
OF the truth OF this discovery He intends to call
upon the spirit of Sampson to two-story house
for him, which he wishes placed about fifty yards from
where it now stands
~ A land slide occurred on the Troy
and Rutland Railroad, near Granville, Washington
County, Thursday last instantly killing three men,
and carry ing away large portion OF the track and with
1t locomotive and train of dirt cars At the latest
accounts but one of the bodies had been exhumed.
u At Boston, on Saturday, the Grand
Jury returned indictments against Chas. H.
Brewer, late receiving Teller of the Suffolk Bank for
embezzing the funds of that Institution amounting in
all to go Go H. The defendant pleaded not guilty to
each OF the indictments, but time fixed upon for
his trial
~ The Salem Standard comes to us
headed for President, Winfield Scott, of New Jer-
sey. Subject to the decision of the Wing Nationa
Convention.
w7The moulders in the establishment Of
Treadwell & Perry, Albany, strike--not for
higher wages, but on the question whether they shall
receive their pay weekly or monthly.
~ During the past winter Detroit
house sent East ga prairie hens grouse and 40 1873
quais, besides partrdges wild turkeys &c, in large
numbers.
70 The Massachusetts Senate, on Sa-
turday passed third reading after an animated de-
bate the resolves in favor of intervention