New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

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MYsrgnious DraAPPgiRAHcr About t~o weeks ago.,
Mr. Mnpuirc Of the highly respectable firm Oi Mcguire
VIic, OF ponlAud len ihs city the Cincinnati mall
boat horhcrncr for New York for tbs purpose o embark
ing for Europe cf the iiavre steainefs Mt fer
day after his departure Forwarded by mail % him at
New York a draft for $4,000 Mr.. Mcguire has brother
residing In that city who awaiting his arrival and
took tie letter from the office. On reading H. he AZ once
susroctod That some mishap had befalen Mr 81. The
brother arrived here this morning Inquiry was Instituted
and Il has been ascerained that trunk marked g. VI
which CORE porded with the initials OF Mr. Mcguire was
left about that time with the agents oi the steamer North
eruor &. Cincinnati there being claimant for it. IL is
greatly feared thai Mr. Mcguire has met with foul play or
tell overheard frOm the hht Si'-
ney with him when he left home Louise Jour, 18th
Co.L N ISpl.sA-There are in Indiana 1900 square
miles Of coal beds In Great Britain single square mile
81 coal produces annually about 200 tuns OF coal
Her whole coal area exceeds lndanas b1 +iOo square
miles yet her annual production IS 3l5Oo0l0 tuns lhe
coal beds of Indiana, worked With an energy competing
with hers capable of approximaiing her productions
within lloooooO tnn-, yielding yearly $1,000 'ua. o.
whole United States 100000 OF tuns and approach
ing very nearly halt the total product OF The world
for the Mines Of the Union yield ont about o'Voe0o ana
the mines Of the world but about 5000 oOl Of tans an
nrelly New Albany Ildl Tribune.
Townuda Pa, was visited BY destructive fire on the
evening OF the lith inst. the fire broke out about
o'oloek AN in wood block owned by ID. +. Barstow,
Fsq and occupied tailor shop and clothing store by
c. II Bunting by Il. Booth Esq, law Office byD Van
d,rcock. Justice of the Peace +. W. Baird law office
John Berger billiard room; VI. Post grocery; and by
Mrs Eaton, as dwelling house.
CASE OF PoisOSING-An attempt was made to take the
life Of Frederick II. Clark and his wife and child, at
Kingston liter County on the itb by sister Of Clark
vile named Charlotte Plass, aged 20 years. bottle OF
liquor containing arsenic employed The girl is now
il Jail awaiting Trial Tor the Otenle.
WHAT NEXT A Mr. Pocock has invented artificial
kite and hawk vhch being made 10 hover over dock OF
grouse or paridges erfes them that instead Of flying
off they s quietly awaiting she sposmins advance, aad
submit be shot without the slightest attempt to escape
An artificial spider for eItrapping flies is now engaging
Mr.. Pocccks attention.
We see it stated in the Western papers that here rail
way communication between Chicago and Lasale by way
ofAurora also. that The Chicago and Galena Union road
now open TO Belot Wisconsin. Milwaukee cen now be
reached by taking this road, and the Madison and Nil
waukee road, with only IS miles of staging.
TEE OHIo-The Louisville papers Of the 18th, an
nouuce the fact that the rapids of the Ohio are nsygsble
for of the medium size and was expected haf
boats of - largest size would be sbe to ascend the falls
the next day.
The Washington Monument has reached height of &c
feet which il hoped four feet more viii DC added be-
fore the weather shall be cold as to require suspension
of the ereion- for the The number of hands at
present emp cd, including watchmen is about sy
Nathaniel Harrison known at Washington the Lion
of the Vest was accidentally killed at Rawlings Water
Station about eight miles west OF Cumberland on the I4h
inst He was a mOnomanac on the subject OF politics, aud
died imaginary candidate for Congress.
TIE HIGHEsT-An old man who keeps record upon
rock Of all the reshes in the Nangatuck River
food Of the 18th inst four feet higher than has been
''' Hartford Times
The citizens Of Roxbury Mass, manifest desire to be
annexed to the City OF Boston The Boston Journal says
strong feeling seems exist in R0xbury at the present
"time in favor of annexation to Boston.
The old Methodist Meeting House at New London, e.
and .lso the Piano Forte Manufactory OF l. VI n j. H.
Allen. were destroyed by fire the 18TH Loss about
g. 600. Insurance . ,OOO on the mandatory
IcE IN TIE UPPER MIssIssrPPI.-TheD Dubuque Herald
of the 18th states that the steamer Nominee was unable
her last trip to get through Lake Pepin on account oil
running ice.
The new iron railroad bridge crossing the Muskingum
River at GAINESVILLE, Ohio has been completed Ii was
opened for travel on the 10th INST
SLEIGHiSG IN MoSTREAL.-There was a heavy fall OF
snow accompanied by frost at Montreal on the
10th inst.
Isaac FULLER Editor of The Seneca Falls Courier,
has been chosen Clerk of Seneca County. Good enough
for him
CROWN OF WESTERN CriEs--Tbe Ohio papers con.
tain The valuation of property in Cleveland Columbus and
Dayt ton, which we suljoin; .
Cleveland s275LI.3 Si3i14lt
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