New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-26
NEWS BY TIE MAILS.


hen The Forest Queen came in last evening about
O'Clock we boarded her and enabled, through the
medium Of Mr. kelsey Clerk OF the zachary IayloF 20
elt an be annexed particulars
About - o'clock ycsteIday Il rninr' on tls u2"l'.
saolt d aace below city. tie E0gnser stopped the
engines in he middle Of ne river 10 K he )ctOr wien
dt work wei In few u autes asr dac Oh oae OF TIE
boilers collapsed forcing both ends OF le boiler carry
ine dsah cad dc -tTue Oh Oh o.. sde- CAPT Pfozman ""
struck or tie back OF he head wiki heavy missile Tals
aidirg in repairing the doctor AMI Nnoc sea d'Nn'
whore be lay stunned Tor few moments but nc soon
recovered and l good and efficient aid 80 Tie sufferers,
The Fo.est Cuccn happened along chont bali 81 h)lr
Inc disaster occurred end took boarl the pasen
gers cher with he bodies OF the killed AMI the persons
al The wounded
KHd-Ihsnas cur,ns dee4hana II DoIls do on mla-
Es.sasIN sTh6 A4o-a grt l,iaser slightly .oaiei
Fs.rhsrt o. Pels1.srfs Ky SEE. Ess as ~as -eaed
ino1 ,eosfsi fuss ssnty ~ol-a-ai Jeaa alcey &C..
l., ,g g-g'.! ,g Crg~., s so' 's e.-. ''d ''''
Ttcrc wtre board ttrLe Or iOlr hundred hogs.
ard IN bar.e~ which he Taylor was towing about 1000
more large number OK those ca the ooas we're 50 DAy
scsed hat they jumped overheard and were drowned
and few were ki cd outright. The AOgs belonged 70
Aessrs Daily q SteTar who have had them Ia enafSs
IL. lie force IL the explosion hot brick carried
81 er 20 The stern Of he Goat whore it pass through
hulk bead an inch ih X into berhs an .et the bed
oo'hcs fgo Fortunately IL Us discovered Ia tine or
ths d'sesfer nj -hf have been It'll more serious.
Tho officers Of tic Forest Queen procured colin At
Iawrcuoeturc, had he body II ihos Doyle put into II
ai1 brought e. city, which vas hs fnef res d'nee
Nah tie exception u tne 5olcr bat ie or NJ d mage
vas done 90 the bo- which tOwed up Sy the Forest
Queen. e-, ..
did but tor The present have clmncnts % n Ike
" urfsre the proper hori les VIII have lnvestigi
ton OF he matter, and there was any "roAg nave 10
exposed. 60 innnt Eli1rer' I'd.
PAPER YroM CAyE AID PINE NOOD.-Ne have just
Yemnsd several samples Il paper made Of reeds Or cane
Of pecie which grove in great Abundance in or South
err States ana also sample made by tue sane process
from bite Zine shasings Ia su an age 1t invention a.
this iucreduty be tolerated. therefore, we submit
with The best possible grace, TO the white pine The
reed paper Is quite promising article approaching IN
onaiy under the second experiment t. that On when the
daily Sun printed, both IN color and texture Ano-
Tier scmf cbmp0sd Il rags and reeds one eird OF me
6fuer and hd Of the latter il quite hne article,
ard It's value estimated by the makers equal thar from
rsg- worth III CENTS PEI pound The paper iom pune
shIyinrs Dc igued FOR wrapping or envelope paper It
rs blee,hed aud tben coored orhat purpose, ands
vslued at !. cents per poand also.
Farer Ies been made within few years past from sew
erol substances, and with various success small 1lan
THY naGe from straw was recently worked II the regular
edition Of daily PAPER in neil h5OriDg cty and ~ the
resEl. q original experiment was considered qite en-
eourapipg Tie efi0t now brought to our attention IL
hshy oredatie, and has the promise Of entire success
Tie gentlemen entitled 10 the creis OF are IS a Law
cnGtr Ed and Mr. Henry Lowe. an analytical chemist
Of his city. They have been experimenting Tor some
motifs upon the material eupl0y ed, maAng finished sam
I!es OF paper from time 70 time which we have OCCASION
al, seen and the Improvement - considerable taey are
s1Iguine that with proper apparatus paper can pc mani
fecrlred Of reeds wood the main staple, by their
process worth ~ 20 Is GEMS. and az cost not exceeding
d cents per pound
attention OF capitalists, view ~ the sst and Increasing
demand for pager tie scarcity Of the material Of which
paper pres made anu the oounaess supply OF the
cane ia cur southern country lbauhnOfs sun
RrYErrIyG MosEY sY MAu-An important decision
has recently been made in the u s. District Court Rich
mord Va. Chief Justice fancy presiding In case on
nl before thet Court the question arose whether money
rcmited by MAJ; from debtor 10 creditor, such N lney
being lost before reached s destination was release
Of tie debtor from Obligation of the debt. Tho Chief
Justice decided that the paintH having requested MS
a. btor fe rem the money without specifying directing
how II DO cent and the deielant having complied
With The request by RENTING through the mall a. ws me
custom with Others DO the debtor would not Dc ned
liable to make good tue l0s. The decision L IN conflict
18th other involving the same principle the Chef
Justice holding that the former decisions we're not correct
VERDICT IN RAILROAD CAsE-In the Supreme Court
this morning in the case Of James Mitchell the Boston
and Woreestsr Railroad the jury after being out al ngat
return verdict Tor defendants Ths sd brought
tv Plaintiff raktmgn in the employ Of defendants tJr
IS Zoo damages for the loss of leg at the by fall
ire from freight train while in notion which accident he
alleged was consequence of the negligence Of defendants
in not providing suitable ladders for him pass the
trs the ce Tie has been red once before and
resulted in disagreement Of the Jury l5Ost Tray, ed
NEARLY A CUARTER OF MILLiOs OF PROPErr MIS-
sIsG- On Friday last tho snip Abby Pratt from Caeasta
for Eostu went ashore on Nantucket scOais, aad
abandoned By her officers and crew. who proceeded to
NaEtuckei Tor assistance. steamer was procured. and
seyersl boats started their own book with he hope "a
mig savage bat yoassE--y
arch had fscc discover this rich ws which probs
bly foaied a after being abandoned and is either adrn
upon the waters, Or has sunk TO the bottom.
Certain Morris 0f the steamer X. u. Forbes, was TO
leave Holmes hole yesterday T. NJ 70 prosecute search
for the A + Boston Traveller, 22d.
TExPTRAycE II TEsSEssEE-A bill % ascertain the
vii OF the people Of Tennessee in regard 70 the restraint
the sale OF sprfuors liquors now under discussion IN
tie Senate Of that Stale The bill MAKES provision Tor
sutmi;iiI tie question Of prOh bi.o1 or no prohibit
ton the people in January, 1884 and seems % b IN
tended simply 10 ascertain the will OF the people on the
subject as no act OF legislE0n made 20 depend upon
the result.
Rr-cAYruRE OF WiLrIANs-The last Of the escaped
Safe Pri.on cOuvcts-ihe notorious Williams, who was
sentenced ircm SyrnSeld Msss-- mas oeea captured
He Wa tai n in tie interior OF New Ork Were he hal re
hs burgaTious operations having stolen sl90
in money nom one house, ft 81 silver Pia-s ron
another and gold watch from third, oes.Ass cl0nins
and other matters of less value. When arrest1 ne VS.
armed With loaded pistols and presented ore 70 the oesr
IRON Williams rc N behind and struck his and pistol
into the air Wilkins taiher hives in Western new IorS
We understand iams under sentence 70 the Stafe
Prison al Charleston for LIFE for his numerous o1rgaes
al Springfield
SUIoIDE-Beuiamin Buckingham Of Norslvlle, New
Milford was fousd dead ia cave on the MOUNTAINS near
;fet rlace last week The deceased was among the nfs
Of the California eiventurers and returned WIN sous
sCco0 lie again visited the land Of gold. where ne lost
hs properly and since his arrival home year since has
AIRED rather depressed in sprs de had been absent
cn bis boarding place about Two weeks when sarcn W.
made ard bis body found above. revolver Vas o.
~ .ide uth one barrel empty, The charge hAFag passed
'li'Os1 -1 -''- lLdEsaasid Ess.rsr 81
gr,rs FOR IrpEt-Thres OF tie Defendants ia the Mar
e. Ns.f;rrtc ousrracy case have brought slgts ashnst
80. ,-iefors Of The Cinctan0ti Gr-et< and ile C1s-