New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-19
NAIL GLEANINGs.

tlct :. C., but now rerds IN hard Co, IN tnsf STARE.
who presents IN his pecuisro ganizaton very remark
allie natural phenomenon. His ght arm. hand nihz
Effected IN ~ manner 10 exhibit IN every move
mcIt The nature snd motion of snake The arm Affect
Ell i smaller thsn the ohcr, L. muscular development
differ scnsarion much less acute and "a actions Al
CgIiLcr isyond the control of bis viii The motion q
q e ann seem, to be impeed by separate and dis
TINT volon an instinct entirely IL OWL The char
nc,,r OF the mo vemcpt shaped to considerable eS-
tent ty external circumstances NJ any sudden n,tses
startling slpesrance, or the IKE, the arm some.inee
forms isei into coil-;he hand starting out from tho
cell ~ II IN tie act OF striking NJ other tunes the arm
and hand have the movement oi snake underth head
Wy making it. escape preserving The peculiar tortuous
wUt;, OF the reptile Asueh times the rspdfy OF tho
otiCL il truly astonishing TIE action OF the ahsctei
parts i continuous. The muscles are never q, rest.
though sometimes the ec,iou Is cs than at others The
right ey has snsksh look that not seen la the le
md the formation of the teeth l. very striking. On the
le Nde Of the mouth, beth in the upper and lower Jaw.
H. teeth are well formed and regular, while the right
scc etove and below, they are extremely irregular and
fam like
MIC is new 46 years of e-e and has been thus az
i,cted fIom tie time Of bis brh lie is one Of those
curious ceses which sometime, occur in which the ef
ECts oi intense right wi'h the parent IN the
unntiurt orssnizetion CT the offspring
GOVERNOR OF THE MoRYoys.-A letter from
sa Lake City TO the Clses.d Herald gives the follow
ing description OF the Mormon Governor:
The residence Of Coy. Brigham Young would be
called Splendid resien'e IN any place IN tas s'Ac a.
tud Else the Court House be considered an elegant
building The former is finished on the outside with
whie hme, that gives it beautiful color. while the arch
iteUufe u after the mo- approved modern style it
il the north side o the city, near the Temple block,
ard hes a commanding view OF the whole city before
the sminenee upon which Il stands. His yards out
buIdn0s and .hrubbery AL show chat the Gov
entF OF the Territory and President OF tue Mormon
Church Is preparing hmseh porin,nc place To en-
joy what lie fancies 10 DO toe dy,no pleasure OF
Ohm u OeIoe. He i MN OF about 40 years OF agr
Lw IN taiure thick set light brown hair, light com
pie n, with active temperament aud considerable
tacns H. his general looks and manner OF speech he
re- orlles more then any man ever saw, pavd L.
Disney, OF Cincinnati
CoLLopIos. once famous gn,-cotton has
been rclaptzed and under the name Of coilodion hiss
deco ndcd 10 the humble office OF aiding in the manu-
fsctare of Dagucrre,typss Tue only interest savsnts
now uko In il y to make u more soluble and better
sdr'ed o. fim coating which shall prove sensitive ia
the dark chamber OF a Daguerreotypst II u not in
every the experm'n can nlsse guncotton sou'
BE NJ Btchsinp, an dBrtse Of the StrssDourg fhnr.
macy school has escertained that cotton II pnngcd
in o mixture of suphuIic acid and inter previously
cooled the uncoton Obtained s Illuminating but inso
lule in ether. Having commenced the same operation
viii the me materics but at the temperature dovo
opod during the reacnoD this chemist obtained pro-
duct both Illuminating and soluble; further, the gun
Gotten OF the r,t opert bsconee soluble aer being
plunged in warm mixture OF nitrate and acid consc
gucnily TO Obtain soluble guncotton Il necessary te
operate III warm temperature. When the experimentcr
makes current OF ammoniacsl gas pass throu "a
ether difsoluon Of guncotton, to which alcohol has
been added for at least half en- hour NJ Becsnp found
that Thu vicious dissolution becomes perfectly fluid and
hat If IL be suddenly poured into Is 20 times is
volume OF wate, gvesa precipiate-a white powder
peiftoty insoluble in weter.
~ The last number Of THe Decatur (Ia.)
Pres e. ntains letter from Mr. w. w. Hnway who
Lad arrived in California by the overland route on the
9Th Of september. The company In which Mr. H. passed
tie Plans hve months In making tho Journey,
y' I'VE ,o ,, 10 nyn. WIN me .naas
mefe Valley, Oregon, the 18Th September, that he
and Bill Lackey reached Portland on the eh, tho
Pcn. hay ng left their train 3JOmcs back making mod
eIste IrugIsss They lot hve yoke OF cattle ON the
road abandoned wagon had hard time Of t gene.
RELY and ddLt seem 10 think that they had yet reached
Parable. TLey were then working Tor iaruier at 81
20 Per day, boarding included Three Of the company
who left Lafayette with them, were buried ON the
Plains
(y- The North adams Transcript states that
III nv five legal voters OF Wemstown students OF VIII
hams College, deprived Of the privilege Of yotngs at
the he election, by the ghhanded procedure OF the As
se.,ors who refused 10 assess them II L their intention
seek legal redress by prosecuting the Asse~sors and
ny the 9uo,ton, whether they be deprived Of their
POW err setting ese the law OF the state Eo content
with disfrnnchng legal voters, on Monday the polls
were tlosod Tor Representative early In the afternoon,
end thereby some 30 or 10 Wh deprived Of the chance
10 vote TOR Representative, who allowed 10 vote tho
State ticket There much Indignation felt at this aud
in the evening some young persons burnt one Of the Sc
lecnfn IN eifey, end quite eceno occurred, IN which
fCme blows were dealf.
rare place TO meet with incidents fer the ground
work OF drama, or the plot Of a povclltte Here II
that might not come amns Ia tho next edition H
Uncle Tome Csbin M u ~
In the cshn OF one OF our Nashville liners we inst not
long sincc Mr.. j. JoneS, weiltodoiooking mulstto-
dir 10 q Dortbwestern city, where he owns con-
siderable propery-On hr way % somerville Teno.
Ills buxiress there 10 pure haze his brother who was
james Petit, planter reading near sors
VILE who bad offered toemanclpstc him on receiving
the OF se00 We learn that Mr. Joncs was sacce.s-
f.IIlfDU
late ire.
ey- Upon the arrival of the steamer Boston,
On sunday Marshal Fsrnham and Assistants seized
scyCn CT barrels Of Lad liquor There were quifca
unter Of spectators present. by whom the assist s OF
III Msrfhfl hustled about eonstdsrabiy. One q
III un A. driven on the wharf sGd another covered
with mud Sc During the excitement several barrels
O. ouor we're rolled on the wharf INFO the water, and
srerwnrd either rescued ~ the ownoss or friends or
des,Ioycd by knocking in the heads. The liquor sp-
psared 20 belong to some Irehmep, who were most
active in behalf Of the property. The whole affair was
dbgacefvl Sabbath performance. Bangor Mercury
~ Out at Cambridge, Ind, while Robinson's
Athcneum exhibiting Saturday evening the
gave why which TWO to three hundred persons
collected and by the filling quite a number Of the
citizens badly injured among them e. Lufz had
leg broken end was badly brvsed in different parts
OF he body Cotton, foot and ancle severely frac-
iuIed end otherwise seriously injured Jacob Riemay
two or three RIBS broken and otherwise injured Mrz
John VIE, badly bruised Daniel Harter had one Of
he legs much injured james WIlace (coIored NAM
dangeouy hurt by the heavy tubers falling upon
hi breast and other portions Of bis body.
t9 Te,NoJok (vs.) Aygus ofthe 10th inst.
ssys Il melancholy duty TO announce she desk
of William Lsmb, Ess. who died ct the residence Of
lii son, w. w. Lamb, Ese Sunday night In the 7stn
yesr 81 his age. The deceased was Sergeant Of rhe
City Of the time Of biz dcuth. Office which he bad
Eled BY the appointment Of the Hastings Court and AZ
terward by the election Of his feloweitzeDs for tho
long period Of twerfysix years. In year pe9 nc wss
Nsycr and Alderman Of Norfolk, and for long tifne
was President Of the Virginia Bank Of tbs place
iY The Paris correspondent Of The Boston
Atlas says that NJ Co az Italian, has taken he iaisas
Opera fou,e in that cry end has engaged Nile Sophie
CiuvlH. Lamley lost there issf year ron esooo v
10000
~ Robert b. Lambdin, of Missouri, has been