New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-21

STEAMBOAT ARRIVALS AT ST PAUL FOR 1s53.-As navi.
CATION the Mississippi probably suspended ioT s I've
n xt five months have been 10 some trouble 70 ioSk
over The number of steamboat arrivals al me port o. ~
Pau during the past season. aud comparing them with the
previous years. The following Is the reSui' Vi ou'
4Hiv:. ~ A AIysI is5
In 1850 navigation commenced on tho 10th day Of April
and closed on the 18th November In lsJ on the 4th OF
April and closed the goth Of November IN ~ on 'ng
in 1853 the West Newton toe first boat that arrived n
below. came on the llth April and it viii probably De
'Ni'' - '''' fMlnnesoiian, 18th.
SAD AccrpESr-A melancholy accident happened to a
construction train yesterday on the Cincinnati Columbus
and Cleveland Railroad An engine tender and platform
car we're running out 70 Grafton for ties when about two
miles from port the axle OF the tender broke and De-
fore the speed could be checked one OF the wheels came
off and catching under the car-on when were three
the of the track, partially deinolsh
ing snal bridge and pitching the wreck INTO inc faFne
One man named Earl so much ipurJi iha ne uisl "a
w hours sue ring great agony Earl was 80 hhy "elSou
In bv large stone that il required the united ssehS Oh
two men 10 Dry L of and effect his release Another man
named Joee received very and unusual fracture
,brnucb the side of the law This bled proiusely
for four hours and lies in critical s!ate an1uBn .n9
chances appear to be in favor Of his living The third
man injured was Mr. McDonnough, q OHIO CITY, VINO was
Se'''0'' wv NV lCevels1d Herald Nov. TO-
A suoRr VoYAGE AROUND THE GLoBE.-The iron
screw steiner Argo, recently arrived al Southampton
u
DAYS on her passage from Southampton 20 Melbourne va
lie Cane Of Good Hope and occupied the same iengh OF
time in returning via Cape Horn she u cone,sey snip
rugged sudbos an auxiliary steam power 81 wv No. ~
he used in adverse winds and Gains She mas USED 2oS
tuns Of coal about II tons day. aud has averaged 80
miles day or about o. miles an hour during the enIIe
xo,sce In fair winds under canvas the Argo made 10
and Il kno an hour for successive days ana II am
knots close hauled with the screw teshered Oar ahAee
dinners must look their hoRors If John Bun mas got 70
building such vessels the Argo Boston Traveller ith'
STEAMER LOUISIANA susK--1hs steamer Louisiana Ia
going out Of the bay this morning about eciSeH ran
upon an anchor in the channel near INC noun .. &
In few minutes. She lies in ten feet water Inc Lou
isisna loaded at this port and bad esrSo wossa
shiuued by + Hell; 600 bbs hour and quantity eggs
and sundiics, shipped by j. Pinto and mostly 9"asd AZ
len..yie; about 5000 Tbs. Of wool and 20 bhs OF OIL
sli,s n bv A Choesebrough 81 kegs Of butter aud ~
Ibis Il sundres, shipped BY Hubbard X 60. no "Ass
dec not reach high enough q disturb We M
Ire hour and other freight In the hold VIII % h. i
INV lsan4ss4y @.rsof g'.A,
Y,rrA AtroS itt- oae u the most de..sssiive avs
n hieko oul ia tho frame hUiAilss "a soss~ ess~eeA
state and ssa ala eeoupled ts n MNd - esessss
swe tae dses' hamsN'a'N sN,ea''. ~ "a
stove s,e,e 81 hesa's \ q Vssst aesSV - ~ 49,
aie,, sssstlstp.eaf ~ NsftVA sss tese'S - "a
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ssasuasJ ths lpssss 'ri~sd - 'as eAae, 80 Asv'"
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fN1 vgrb r1ss.s lbs D..1 9sA3e N,Dle.s~>s
,M.-e rs -t.Oi t-4sti-eA ~ - 80 49,, ~ '''
"a. l+-.. y a. NlFAsg ~ 'ss~ ~--A ~'f'-'
\ ~ u s-~t.s- ~, ~ a "a rt,f 1900.
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