New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

The Cincinnati GG=cnc says that "a few days tince,
"whie a young man Walnut, near Fifth IT., was EN-.
"poyed in kindling charcoal fire, be seen 70 give
Sudden leap and then fall forward as dead s in
medatey picked up by men who passing the
slime lie soon recovered and when asked what the
matter with him he replied that his head and face felt
BADLY, and be supposed somebody had knocked him
down. While kinoing the fire he had been inhang the
fumes Of the charcoal, which Notwithstanding the fire
out OF doors produced this unusual and powerful
effect
rzYe On Thursday afternoon, about O'Clock a. Mr.
John Smith and four colored hands employed by hr Adam
Il Keeling, 10 hauling the seine on Lynnlayen beach
attempting the Inlet in skill lthe wind blowing
gale at the time by some accident the skf missed her
helm and PTg bO nSny 's S smS s0I @ Se
negroes drOwned-he other two succeeded in reach
ing the shore. but very much exhausted The negroes
drowned John, the property OF Mrs Eliza Cox, and
Frank, belonging to Dir. VIM. James, both Of Princess
Anne.
SALE or NYGRoEs-On Friday last several negroes be.
longing to the estate of Fernod Jerngan Deceased
sold at the curt House One gro about IS years age
brought 81 O4O another somewhere between 30 and 40
years old sod for ESQ woman ~ years old aud child
were knocked down at eOj5 Three boys ~ IL and TO-
brought $500 $500 and s7OO, respectively These prices
seem 10 indicate that negroes continue TO be in demand at
as high have prevailed for some time The bid
no oOld.tOso IN. c. Patriot Nay a.
~ Tie present spring has been very favorable 10 the
wheat crop which has looked remarkably promising until
within tn last two weeks within which period has been
seriously injured in this region by the Hessian y Our
formers complain greatly Of the ravaSes this insect
making all around US and specially ia the part Of
the county where they do not expec. 10 realize
than third Of crop We learn That the rAYsges OF g
y 1'' - [Hsrrsburs CP..) TEL May 25
rzS small matter but Of value 10 farmers, Is con-
tanned in the following paragraph
II Won wish drive cut nail into seasoned oak timber,
and not have break bend just have small quantity
of oil near by and did the nail before driving and Il viii
never fail 20 co. In intending carts and plows this Is Of
great advantage for they most generally made Of oak
wood In Strengthening old nails before using let II be
done wood end with easy blows Ii done iron they
will b. sure 20 break.
r The Xenia (O1 Torehight mentions the recording
in the hooks of the Probate Court OF Greene Co VI
the longe wills perhaps Of record in the United states
The will "a that Of the late Gen James Taylor 81 New
port, ny. II 2s pages OF royal octave closely
written The fee for recording Il amounted 10 s2l 20
relates to property valued at - 100000 AS e 'sst9r
was the owner e real estate Ia twenty sx counties 81 Ohio
the VII liz q pc recorded Ia each Of them
II The @ason thus far has been favorable. Winter
Grain IN Ills quarter promises heavy yield Grass IS grow
M luxziansy and tbs seed for spring crops has had
nctnyfo do but sprou and shoot forward under the ~
huenes Of ss1Fsss ss.a- on II American Ma, Is
rs In Ibis Coanty never has the wheat crop looked
more promising At this OF he year. or "a sbundaut
Weld than at present The late rans s1d cnof s&1e<
has made its growth vigorous and it presents bf
~ lcorunns (Meh) Democrat. Nay q.
~ Some Of our Canada exchanges contain anoder O.
ss0 rev ard for tbs apprehension Of Wi2n Bsinerd
who murdered Mrs Nancy Brainerd. his mother 90 shot
bis brother on the 10th Of April last near Meibourn0
ada East in fit Of insanity, and made his escape ''S
35yesrs Of age. ESQ
wsy r. Mallory while walking on shs trzes of ne
railroad at Canandagua caught ~ uc COW
and thrown down bank and considerably ialared ne
VAS slsn nm IN tate 81 insensbilfy, bat Is hksyto
recover.