New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

srucery aud Iqaor Esrehns- ~ s-..rs meal. f's
Co 81 III oorntr q T-ho-pt.o> 's - DfA'-f . eav-
op'o N h-rss. The freHen se', 90 n- s'pe9' A4a ~
- work bit their If =. e-e OF avsii sDf hey
TUNED teeir sttsnon TO To- prr, ny a. ''' n ~
este vicinity Tie s,ens Vas exciting n Q Is W n
~str' me; the heavens IL 2, the a. r-s ~
igusrts around twas Ugh, MONDAY sd - ~ pos
ton Ne occupied on ANAL = tn beat xss in-rs- n
vhions LIQUOR IN the sGosd fa-l tn danes, So
ever az anon they burst firth Sh increased far 40
WREN Ibe hOus. Completely zg' ard the huge At
ofgsn 10 ttsS@ tubed for tbs fss Of bold a.
nen who were clustered beneab, uadAuni-oy SogSi1-
her rgires ard a. the walls gave nay ard Eel olt .
crssh Viii caused the earth % shsk-, s, ceriar
sone must have been buried beneath the ruins Bat
we're mistaken No accident had occurred AMI ihej
roFked on, sin ging their song % TIM nph Had the a.
Dream az air beer strrng tbe whole sgu4r-, ccnprso-
o, drug and clothing sDd perhaps large P)ror
o. iAe CITY mus inevitably have been destroyed fooge
Tre eArno b. best vfd upon the ar nen Or conf liul
The Ssnes 20 their sns locality 10 rOn' u i1e buid
ing We encountered SIGHT sLrh thrilled ~ih horror
II wa hat n negro who had been in tn oUiG.ng tee
time ~ ~ taking Srr asleep he literally skinned
ron heR1 20 foot Ead suffering terribly He ~
rg bone aong Ssr ke' and DIS grosns and c-si
nost pfesus Officer TensrOok had hin taken % th-
Chsrr Hesptsl pos-ibls. We gers iafor,led
that there vsre three burned 20 dssh DIt IN the
confusion At he time unstis TO ssceran ths facts
~ the tine left the fTsmen had lbdusd the fsms and
tier vas 10 longer aDy danger Wevere unsbie to sc@r
tsir the loss or Insurance though must have osen con-
siderable Delta New Orleans. Aag. II.
STEAMSHIP FOR Hon K WALEEs-Fron vhu we
accidentally gather, the Allegheny steamship vii be
ready 70 start twenty days in order 20 meet Mr. Walker
wherever be oesTss to BE- nj in the East And It be pre-
the Sarsnsc one Of the finest s-eansrs Of the
she, too vii DO ready 70 to sea in perhaps nth
We iase r granted that the Government have Ienie I'D
rim The snd entire control Of eh-r OF these vessels
off rrg that either q them shall proceed to await biz arr
vsl wherever be desires 70 embark after king
lwashins,oa Scar ls;h
IMPoRTANr DIsrArcHEs -TOday, dispatches we're r.
ceysd from Commodore Perry dated a. shanghai on the
10Th # May All vel with the E at India squadron
Tie Commodor vas about TO sail for The coast of Japan
sving one - the vessels Of MS command 81 shsnzhr
The political portions of these aivices With reference
matters In China ard the imnsdis'e subject Of Perrys
ission 10 Japan believed be of great importance
We hos unablc 10 learn hert tenor Dispatches
sso received from Commander Ringgold Who with
~ n. Behring'S Straits surveying squadron Was at the
Elsrd Of M.caira ION July 18Th lssf, mOmsnt,rily
pectDg 70 weigh anchor for the Caps of Good Hope All
[y.shzston Star, 10th.
THE SLAVE CAsE- Warning 10 Steamboat Captuas, 1t
sppssrs list Capt Tiums Of the steamboat Auls Wood
hss been bourc by the examining Justice 10
FOR alleged abduction of slave. So far may b.
gathered from the testimony published would APPEAR
hat Capt Inms could scUoely be Suspected OF any col
usion with hs ste ward disposition In entics tbs slave
Fl his lawful Ii mistake not, however, the
tn of boa, not only required know that all servants
IN bosrd have pssd, but that these passes genuine
snd bss been held that forged pass gill exempt
him from responsibility II NAV sppear hard to
hold Captain liable for slave who has escaped either by
forged pass without biz kn0Tledge or cOnnvsnc-
But the other hand. the security Of this class # prop
er'y requires the niOrcem,D OF law not less rigid Tne
will nos be passed upon by jury and the greater
notCrety which will be thus given 90 the Law will doubtless
have the effect To place steamboat captains their
gusrd while Capt Trims Wil doubtless bs eIoneratsd
fwhis Memphis Aug II.
FScor,rER WITH A wHALF "A boats crew of five
uen prosecuting The whale fishery At 81 Mays Bay after
long pursuit. hsrpoOIed calf whsle the morning OF
Monday the lth inst The monster, directly upon being
eCuId rushed every direction Nth the almost veoc
" giving the msn warning b be cauti Gus and prompt
AZ ore FISH dsTfed su0usly onward when sudden
y chan sng its direction il returned fGrOu-y Yards
ne boat These ercitirg and hazardous mlntuvers
tuned considerable time, when fhe dam Ot the young
whale ium animal suddenly rose % the surface
c'ose TO the at in rfurat state and eey lng ITS
isil TO 4 considerable hight struck the boat amid-hp.
c.ft her in two The luckily escaped dest-ue
ur but precipitsed n all directions into the
Eiere they succeeded 10 keeping themselves Gaost by
loidir BY the and broken boat For considers
be tine they thus exposed in TIM psrlous itu on
III some persons IN al boat 70 their assistance
Drecily after they got into the small boz nothing sun
ID BY The recent hair breadth escape they renewed their
ass and fnsy suoce.ded in capturing their prize Who
ST Johns N e. Courier.
LARGE TRAINS ASS specimen Of the immense business
nop dors the Central Railroad would mention
hat freight train arrived in this city that road
Tfur6sy evening consulting of 10 cars The wsixht OF
he train alone Was 5if tons The principal item freight
wheat, of Which there WAS about million pounds
Tie train dra~n by one locomotive onlythe Rocky
hfuIsin' Another rsi glt train arrived the
road btwetn AID six O'Clock last evening Of s,i great
lersh than the one MENTIONED aboyethere being II
cars Detroit Free Press 18th.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT A young lazy named Ophe
"a Aniisotl of CisIksvills, riga Co. drowned in
Ofs.go Lake, near Five Nile Point, on Tuesday lsst
patty of eight persons Of whom she one spend
n he day 81 that point and Miss Aniisde in company
with sndheryoulg lacy put on hing dresses, and JOIN
bands. wadeo INTO the lake TO where the xaisr Vas
some tvs ct deep when they separated Her comp sn0a
-ugIfd for moment toward the shore and when shs
Looked around, the unfortunate girl struggling IN
her head JUS. above water but immediately dsap
sud did not rise 10 the surlScs again
o. The nilh Of the llth inst the families Of Ms@srs
JssT IN sno William Hal, OF Mobile went % 20 Point
ear 20 sthe While Mrs joseph Hal ard her ca lcren
were dressirg the daughter Of Mr. William Hall who was
il the water heard 70 her mother fastened
her assistance, and both g-irg into deep water,
drowned before assistance could be rendered The body
Of the mother recovered but tha, OF tbs child has moi.
been found
Another Aecden, occurred At hs Point days before
Which also terminated fatally. divei or tho wharf
e. a. Iufpose Of oveiDg E-lsng me th had been
dfopp.o BY gen,ltma and the water being sh A.
low his head suok the ooit with such Drce 70
him Some of n b tanders seeing the dr0 Vn.
ng got ban out and With me tDcuiy brought h,n TO-
but lie Injury dJne t. his spine MAS 90 ser 20 result
SaGI ~ RIAL EsrArs Mr.. James " Taylor has par.
chased So scres the hin Jauesst formerly known
part OF the Calvin property shich be paid ssoo
acfs. tSyr SrAr.
Tie above named property is d.taut about mile rom
ts business " Syracuse and Ia the most e ois
porto Il Tie city for private Residences Red estate in
syracuse Is rapidly adv sncng in value. On James 8, ts
lave two years doubled In price, this being the Filth
Avenue Of Syracuse
Ctas Norclfe vas tried last evening on a charge Of
giving negro boy belonging 20 J. D. Clayton and t. ral
l-j. Pos, by which thought iAs negro would oe
enabled 20 60 90 free state The pass signed WI
ism s'rsiton." NorcliSe wss commted % ison.
lNenphs (Teual Essie Aug. o
w.Rls LIVINGSTON - TIE Gehssso Repu5icqI says .~o
rs ii inst place undertook 70 levy upon the property
ft 20 Iis1nsu s.. work lie r-TC "a near usmilt5as
I4vtu Thy xsIs alta ked and driven oa They re-