New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04

BOsfEafP cars III Atf-, u W II lchrtl~ ~"
Landed during the mon'h Of Jane At the ID ian- -
Pier from thi. rosd. 1863 stle 4547 Sheep go Hogs
l91 Ho-.@s 10 consequences Of 90 mach dol1l9 trt'k
Being lsd. and detention Of stock sns and nioily
u the road rays 10 insure drivers rapd transit Zo'd
deal Of stock business eims;-ly belonging - this
road hes been drawn sway This difficulty s-'lr
I'd by The General Freight Agent El b. obsi,-d b-'re
The fail business commence aud will hav- t1- a.
vsntsg- not sny q quick but certain eIo--'on I'D
more conmodOus cars than ny narrow gage road can
afford them.
TIE WkaTHER-The temperature on Ts1rsd,y June
90 AZ y NJ - degreei North and only % = de
grees sOuth-ftfereHce degr>s-the heat oppressive
the dew point being high Ataboui4 COP met light
nint storm passing up the Hud-on River RtL
rosd Peekskl moving pi ily toward thu ocean-t
terrific. fearful and possessed intense electric
energies which il eIerted upon the whole surface over
which passed On arriving Albany We saw 70 ih7
little south Of that poiu; electric current II
great intensity passing through the high atmosphere m
cversrg lines from buceus beyond the horizon In'
must have resulted from powerful struggle Of the earth
within it, own bosom. Between and z VI. the storm
passed BROOKLYN ghts-the Temperature north and so1ta
being equal and at e. degrees. At Il hsd fallen TO
7Odegrtes north - south The lightning AMI the han d.
scended from the cloud 9, ssssass YS e'' excess u
il deeIy ~ * E*~Tthat the protection against lsh'
0i6g bail wind by the o. metallic conductors 80
much neglected the cost Of metallic conductors Is uaS
d. H noiting-ibe projection ao-olu- >lcn sac
NJ anosphere a. of TtursdSy affects boiler
wbufhe range If the magnetic current W. have su'1
abundant evden OF this IN the hourly records
which have made for series Of years that We d MT
he.ste the fact thus arrived At and - on ~ the
cupor'unify OF lei affords the OF n- the
facts W. have collected together in connected firm Il IS
our intention give them to the public and they may b7
the means of saving individuals having chvge Of steam
boiler that explode from too frequently and
sudd. MY h.sped upon them. When urther tdlng OF m
storm have reached shall ende2vor 10 present the
in Cd ~
Saturday A. NJ. July , lsS
THy Pic Is1ER.s1-The following article by Willis, in
The oDqe ourna ought be republi-hed in every other
journal in this pig ridden swine burdened uprooed down
widowed country Of freedom hogs the only truly nde
pendent free commoners in the country.
Argument and law is useless to ab.te the horrd nui
sarce it NUT be done by the higher law power Of
cac ridcu Of the prevalent custom of letting hogs run
in the highway
The corner Of the Highland Terrace which forms
neshb rbood-s clutter Of three rural Villages cut OF by
Moodna Creek and lis toll bridge from thu city reach in
f,enees 81 Newburgis charmingly primitive and rural
With no pine apples for sale no frequHnt1n by the gen
em.n and adie- who make twenty four hO1r
from NewYork, billiardtsbe and no Newspaper it IL
sn EDDY of sl hf. LIFT behind in unrppled simplicity by
the current Of progress Delightfully."- IN affected and far
uer hike as e heresbous H. however burr cLas Of
,oe3ts-rowdes with twist to heir tails and they over
ru. he la~ effeciusliy the rowdrs 1t Nv YORK.
and by the Of tc' admission in tho mind Of the
public tn, JiP iatrsf u tho t'O9g u he Veff~f nth
for thee rural ro~des in the very heart If pretty vii
Jag, Of Canterbury for inst very curious Out ~
sry Of those nice white houses along the street vii
the most darty o hing young tdi-s, fresh r IN
tasty psrlor-, and mamm4siha take a mtgazne. r1s
pretty white fence eDclns-- little garden with
beds edged with box rose bushes and Hl4cs u or bells
or brass Snocksr of Iasfs the gate all IL gen
tel ont Idc the gate no Eever-in the sre-t-on the
sdewsk-rght before thu front door under the psrlor
uindows-sispds no flaty pr fropeh The family pigs
have the Of the village during day and night
AID morning they come home for ih-ir particular
svil eaten, in the evening perhaps Ehe the piano Is
plsying on the other side the pretty white fence In
dry weather when there is bid Of mud IA the ctr,g-
track in tbs of the tn goldman pig stretches
himself the sid-Eak Z" sleep AMI -
The post office you may walk round score or more or
take the middle Of the street iou respect pig fou see
pig You smell pig But beautiful young ladies' SIT in the
wiDdows, ust yer the fence.
The the country around would be plrcu
Jar, Of course # there 70 BE- So than ths
gent-e Vlager,but the pigtrough outside the gate i-le
urvAryng feature And these gentlemen outlaws know
the country aud take long wake. Leave a bar dosn or
let your visitors fr m curiosity as haJp-ns every
d. frg-t to sbut your gate as they enter and the pys
arr all over They rooted up for ne, ye-t-ri ~ green
slope covered vh lsurt- upon he beauty Of which had
p-rcusry set my heart chen,hng II for foreground Ia
icure some artist will pant fr md II took M aud
my hour 70 get the unpuni,hsbl- defe's ut
more the highway They get ia At night. Here and
here climbs val he clumsy boy, dragsir il after
Inn a. be- go over The religion, bearing Of 'hs hA-i
trial i.perhsps the only that be- s-ly Wit
upon One does not say ms prayers easily, iad
after driving pigs morning and evening nor begin very
Immediately sgan, To- Glove ms n-ig1bor A. himself
is sgAnst the kuows-fDr pigs 70 ba
turn. loose y public highway Any Of NV d ally
trespassrs could be- igrui driven by i've miles 70
the pound could then i1rtHEy take pains that
The shtr gave notice 10 the that MS pig there
nm 10 thtf The poorAnma "a kept from = tryny pr
" .ever da,s before h. might b. taken roy r4iy
Q. five miles 10 attend the justices court, and
apu+sr prosecutor i7wuI pay ny Own -xD-nss f,r
ih, three weeks of trou0l-. travel aud lon
end fovtn me- enemy for hf # the owner of t1s
tresTs.,ns wine who would perhaps ave dollar of I'm
psy. con..qune- OF my prosecution Of him All th-