New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

4 >~-T cd, &c Nrs LYNCH and Mrs Shaw. The
s,a5 10 reason with his father upon the impossi
<jcep, having committed the crime, ana hnuiY ieI
W s ssrs,ed with his parents unnatural, brutal con
~ ass Arthur has firmly resolved never to see hls
ea'eJIe has obianeda situation in TIE I|ashiag-
and will proceed to that city IN few days.
pccketbook containing very heaVy amount
} r. ~osterlav as having been lost was picked up
- ~, Third and Chestnut SIS. and was restored e.
~, The finder. Mr. Thorn, received reward of
fJhe thanks of the owner.
ersonence Of Judge Thompson being engaged in
btm important VIII case in the Common Pleas. the
- mon the reasons filed in arrest of Judgment in
= Of Cahl and Emmons, is postponed until some
"a week not yet fixed.
sSs,v was visited this afternoon by violent thunder
Rain fell in torrents and the lightning vivid
p,reme. Our streets look as bright as new penny
~uing
WAY TO MAKE MiuRoRs-Thc Pyansr,1e Adro-
,es that on recent visit To Rev L. L. Hill the al-
Inventor of daguerrcotypes colorcd by the action of
M Hill showed him new way OF making mirrors.
% Mr. Hill took a small glass. such az Daguerre-
z. for covering their pictures and IN forty seconds 1t
4snSformed into perfect mlrror-Pcrict ~ erpy re-
We kent an eve upon il the whole time the process
sgy explained and the result cannot be eXceled In
Ae of .silvering glass there il not particle of the
ksualgam Of tin foil and quicksilver. but il Is com
Evholy Of pure and unaduerated silver The dis
z was made while he experimenting glass,
T.! vsw Of adopting it to Iclio-chromy never dream
Ia. beautiful application 10 the manufacture of mir
The expense of manufacturing mirrors, 10y this new
"a, method. will not. think. exceed half the cost Of
Occurring the kind used; besides, they are ARRAYS
"a and no art of man deiace them, without break
an 10 pieces We hazard nothing in predicting that
81 create an entire revolution in the art of making
L.. and that in few years, nj most there wlnot be
- a. tbe kind now used to be found i'll the country.
MIR, MrsERALs.-There is now lying at our
y. Soor two huge blocks of iron ore from the PHO
e, They weigh about six thousand pounds each and
heen prepared and forwarded by the company work
AZ pilot Knob Iron Works, for exhibition az the
/ Ii Fair in New York. They are curoses in their
I, i probable that few persons have ever such
- Of metal (about eighty per cent? in one body, and
sve there is not mine deposit of iron in the
iS hat can equal these specimens. Yet they are bu
IN the Ocean-they but pin-heads, 10 the immense
AZ ore at the Pilot Knob and the Shepherd Mountain
..re curioses of themselves, but those who have
Z he immense masses AT the Knob well know how far
stbev fall in size weight, of the numerous massive
* there One of these specimens Is of the character
4 n from which iron and common castings are made.
cher a specimen of ore. now extensively shipped to
r quarters in its primitive FORM for the purpose of
/ Z, manufactured into steel Tests, made not only in
snsptry but in England. show that as good. if not a
IT, article of steel be made from il than any other
i "a discovered, and at less expense.
st. Louis Rep, April 8.
Vsr LADIES CtN Do-At MARYLAND, Ohio. little girl
AN. Twelve years old obtained TO her list of temperance
Doc more than fire huHdred names. This set the ball
EgTg among the men and women Of the place. The
l religion and of all parties in politics. to roll on the
Iroersnce car and keep il on the track. The men or
zed societies, and the ladies united their own sex in
[lsr organizations, holding their female temperance
.stDrs and conducting them upon their own response
|sy committee of two ladies, from one of their sOci
Il has recently waited upon all the merchants grOcers
ayerns of the place, selling ardent spirits eleven III
rber and asked their names to pledge not TO sell ar
Il spiit, except for medicinal chemical purposes.
d igned the pledge, except two grocers, who wanted
sre time for consideration The ladies have great
teicc that the two considering gentlemen will yet
q to their request and sign the pledge. Most Of the
s1ns of the town have signed petition to the Legsa-
= Of Ohio to give them the Maine Liquor Law.
Montpelier (Vtl Waterman.
FoR LBrRiAIt has already been stated that the fine
pper ship Banshee of five hundred tuns has been char
"a BY the Chesapeake and Liberia Trading Company to
,eeed from h, port To Liberia, with freight and emg-
is No freight other than baggage, will be received on
ard after the 18th inst and emgrants must have their
ts ready to be taken board on the 22d the ship
haul into the stream that day On Monday, the 25th
go'clock VI boats will be ia readiness at Henderson
.f 10 convey emgrants to the ship, which will sail on
day for Hampton Roads there receive ON board about
hundred and fifty emigrants, and then proceed
sMonrovia Bassa and Cape Palmas. The Banshee is
b Of the finest vessels ever vet dispatched to Liberia
he viii take on board about one hundred emgrants a.
is pon including a number of the most intelligent and
dasious colored men in Maryland Among them will
sluael smith of Baltimore Thomas Fuller ofCambridgc,
EAysited Liberia last year, and two from Frederick,
and Campbell and Ford-Bditimorc Patriot.
n The Providence Journal SAYS that the attempt to
Se money enough, by subscription, to retain Mr.. Web
rs Marshied estate in the possession of his family is
y to iail and that the place will necessarily be sold 1t
s that the people of Boston are good deal more apt
making speeches in honor of Mr.. WebsteT's memory
an in acting in compliance with his expressed desires
h Boston COUrier correction of Inference which
ay be drawn from The J0UrH0'S language states that
eryhing at Mashfeld which the public would desire to
preserved as permanent memorial of the great states
n-meanng probably, the house and grounds adjacent
will be secured for that purpose but that Is not yet
tiled that his wishes in regard to his birth place, in New
ampshre can be carried INTO effect
THI Horr EsTArE-Columbus Smith, Esq, has returned
ON England where he has been investigating the claims of
eOs in this country large estate left by ChefJu
O He reports that there is large estate in possession
the Wilson's but that the geneaogy of the Hollis in this
unty cannot be traced back so a to render proof that
~ the real heirs and there's much doubt OF their be-
lie considers the case settled against the Hollis
obtained copy of the life of Sir ohm Holt published
li6i containing hi, VIII legal decisions with portrait
C. II in possession of DR. Holt of Lowell Mass So
e veAed question of Have we a Holt among Us - is
na settled TO all Dten and purposes 50 far as the Amer
an Holt concerned.
~ The negro boy Reuben, who, on the Sd Of March
4 stabbed his master Mr. ROscmond Doucet of Mount
de- la was tried on the 2-th ut before Justices Guy H.
ell T. C. Kaufman and Jury of ten frechOlders, and
1demned 10 be hung The ODi0H>aS C0ariec says he
able counsel but the fact of his premedtated intention
master was llldl w u ulltolr,
duty to themselves and the community, 10 intct the
Inter punishment of Incarceration for life.
q Wisconsin has two travelling Emigrant Agents
.omas Townsend an American, and John A. Byrnc,
lrshman There is also Stationary Agent, Mr. Haer-
LIN New Ork
~ The Pennsylvania House of Representatives have
sse tho bill increasing the capital stock of the Sunbury
. Erie Railroad 10 100000
q Capt. Thos. +. Webb of the |. 5. Navy, died
edenly in Norfolk on Monday.
~ Hon J. j. Crittenden has declined the honor OF
public dinner rendered him by the citizens of Mobile.
List OF Patents.
issd from he United States Patent Office for NE GEEK ending
AprH II. 1853
Carefully prepared for The Tribnnel
W Berlin, Of Beuyye Va, for Improvement IN HaIrows
led Apil ~ 1853.
s1w Bushnell Of Poughkeepse n. Y for improvement IN
,ny Mattresses. Dated April II, 1883 ., ,,..
Fulton Of Chicago H. Improvement IN smut Machines