New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15


ing wa, also undoubtedly insane intoxicated Her
Bos.Jn Traveller, June T.
FUNERAL OF Rev. HOSEA BALLOU.-
Yesterday afternoon the mains OF this venerable d.
vine were conveyed 20 the ~ ond niFesais, Church,
(schoest) over which he mad been psstor for thirty
FIVE years The pulpit and gallery tastefuly fes
tooned with black eambnc-giving eject in great
harmony with the mournful occasion For some time
past sccoun, ofincreasng ndrnires junior pastor
had been settled In connection with Mr. Btliou A I'M
crowd assembled A. early hour the body fine
church reserved for the mOurners and the clergy
Among the latter were the venerable Dr. Sharp, Rev.
Edward Turner DR.. Barrett aud Rev Dr. Gray ot this
city. Boston Transcript, June lOth.
II The augusta Age contains the 9TH
cia Abstract Of the Returns of the Banks IN Mdne as
they existed on the first Monday OF Nay. There are 80
banks in the State, of which in Bangor, Ia Port
land each in Augusta an Bath, each in Saco Water
Vile Brunswick and ROckland and each in ropsas n,
Bddeord, Belfast Calais E,stport Gardiner, Wscasset
Wad' boro' HallOweL South Berwick, Sko~hegau,
and tn lmsston The total capital stock Is s3e2] OOO
bills in circulation, 32j4ss2; net profits on hand,
l67l74; balances due other banks, 93,455; deposits
bearing interest l. 400 23 do. bearing interest. 65343
making the amount due from the banks, 1904 l}s Tue
specie In bank, or 30O real estate, Ls523; bills OF
banks In the State, l3g,472 do of banks elsewhere,
81 sol balances due from other banks, g56i9; due 10
the banks excepting balances, 7042 46l-toral 1864 ls
dollars. The at semtannua DIVIDENDS varied from
to , per cent-averaeng more than per cent Acts
were passed the late session OF the Legislature 10 ia
corporate new banks at Bangor Hallowell, Lewiston
Falls, Winthrop, Orono, Bowdonham and Rich uont.
q Mr.. Freberhuyser, a musician of
Albany, has invented a new musical instrument, the
material used for The construction being sea shells Toe
exterior Of the shell is not disturbed and retains all rs
rough attractions The mouthpece is Tilted % screw
tube adjusted al the head Of the she'll Along the sides
the keyhoes arranged at proper intervals and the
edges carefully lined valve lined with velvet, hinged
at corner the mouth OF the SHE'LL ands com
pressed or opened the character OF the music re-
nuir he sit and D
mouth the vent left for the of the surplus air
The instrument therefore witn the valves aud ksys
closed Is air tight and the variations in the size and nat
ura organization of the shell furnish the change in
the tone of the instrument The music is SAID u be
powerful and agreeable.
tF The son of a Mr.. Waite. of Gin
cinnad, recently seized with hydrophobta. We
learn by The Cincinnati GGsec that since then, oy Ju
dicious treatment he has entirely recovered, though
running wound in intended be kept up where the lad
was bitten In order prevent the possibility OF re-
turn Of the symptoms. The vesices which torned I'M
der the tongue rapidly disappeared under the admin
istration of Lachesis a medicine prepared from the
virus of the lance headed adder which given as
andote the poison and the spasms were prevented
By the use of Belsdonna and other remedies.
E We see it stated in our Western
exchanges that gentleman near Louisville, Ky, has
applied the telegraph 10 entirely novel and unique
use He has nearly completed invention for writing
music tits played rsm pisDoore the notes upon
the sheets being produced fast and TO the exact tn
has offered him $1,000 for the patent right when the
model is finished Rather doubtful
~ An ingenious instrument has been
invented by NJ Seward printer at indianapolis, lad,
which will be death on rats To the treadle on waca
the bait is placed is attached an iron lever, coulnun
eating with wire spring. which Is fastened sharp
instrument which revOves rapidly when the treade Is
touched, hitting the rat between the peppers, and
knocking six eight feet from the trap, which re-
sets itself instantly for another rat
E The Newark Mercury says that
the amusing endorsa Of every thing by the Democratic
Convention in its Platform Is made the foundation of
capital hit "You cover great deal IN your resou-
tons" said gentleman in Washington To returning
backed up Christianity well other things, but we
had Jew the Platform Committee, and ne stayedt
of"
r. We read that VIM. I. COggshall,
ESQ has ia preparation volume devoted to the details
of Gov. Kossuth's sOjourn aud travels In the United
States Mr. has bee connected with the suite OF the
distinguished Hungarian since his arrival our sn )res
and consequently has enjoyed the best opportunity for
obtaining the materials for his proposed book lie also
has much merit as a writer, and will doubtless give the
public interesting and acceptable work lSyr Jour-
r. A violent thunder storm passed over
York County Penns yvania on Thursday week. Trees
were uprooted fences we're blown down. and In several
instances the roofs of barns, sheds, Sc were entrey
removed The barn and stable OF Jonathan Hartman,
Fso of Dalastown and that OF Mr.. King, at the Red
Lion Tavern were much injured, as were also several
fine orchards.
r. We learn from Saratoga, that al
though the weather dung the last week has not been
very favorable yet company coming in az fast or last
or than usual The excellent arrangements on the
Railroads leading this place tends very much to bring
on people early in the season.
~ We notice the death at Richmond
(ya) of Mr. Edward C. Mayo, late resident OF Eliza
bethtowp New.Jersey aged 81 years. This gentleman
wss brother of Mrs General Winfield Scott, and
was related to some OF the leading families OF fniia
dephia. l'o''u Ai''
H Phebe Way gradue ted in December
Is, nth .even others at the Pennsylvania College OF
Medicine Instituted for the instruction OF females III tho
medical art and has come to Baltimore 10 enter upon
the practice and duties of regular physician.
TEA letter from New Milford Conn,
of upe 18th. states that Hon Perry Smith Is not dead,
although in a very precarious condition. owing !" al
attack Of paralysis
w Boomers are plenty in Michigan
according to a correspondent from Barry County
tRThe I'd of June was the anniversary
of the adoption of the Maine Law in that state
~ OLE Bulls Concert in Boston was
agreat success
~ The citizens of Milwaukee have In
stituted the May Feast with great success
w Recent frosts in Kentucky, 1t Is sald'
have de,troved whole beds Of tobacco plants.