New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-07


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join Srter......,.........7l Waller CIossA ....ss
Tho1sss TsrAell ..........t9 Josech II Doe ....- -
waar Bsksr...........ss Thomas seSasj ..........s
Henry f'Inuu @. I Winthrop ........s
Dsnisl We&..............79 Ralph HAskns .,,.....n
Charles r. COarAn......s1 Amos Lswrsacs IA
The nambrr Of Intentions Of M1r.Se res.:er,a su,.
the rss; 2STl ssairst SsS n iSi Socreasr Of ~
re nnuhsr hgths cr the year has been aserAinsl
For the 6rst four noahs they eSee the preSSa. vsss
ard thOught that tSe toial number t The vii !.
srsser Las, Y, ar the births were shoCt As0
ExcrrgNENrN WELL syuI !. OHIo. Wclearn
frcm TIE U,srils Pafri that quite excitement pre-
walls in that town cansed BY the premature death ots
citizens from inteinpcrsnce
This oSefher with an stack OF de'riurn trerens \,
some two or three or'rsgci the feelings OF the &c
Iaps that they turned on, ia large numbers fsi.y
evening las and marched down % L. : Copes grocery
where, L thought the inhabitants obtained thar
PRINCIPAL supplies Cf whisky. 20 great the exciss
nsnt and great the ou,hurst OF popular nagnsfo.
that many fearcd thai Mob Law with all it, horrors
about TO reign. Better eoanses however prevailed mi
the crowd serarSted aeer putting an injunction up,a
Ccpe not 10 sell sny more whisky On Saturday nish
the crowd again assembled AMI visited all the dosgeres
giving the notice that they must quit the EqaOs
In fic or abide the consequences
The citizens OF Welsv.lie. have been moved 10 shy
this course BY the utter sneness and ncspacry OF
State lsws Ii the lsws viii not help thcu 20 e~peitss
grog shops, they de;ermnedt 10 do II tacFnseSes
II TIE BrookrMe Ond) imeriess, Of Dee
ST. contains details Of heavy damages caused by the rssa
lgavyEalrs. lie OF >pttr Sltpoehs
damaged to the snount of siAo.o The canal rom iar
Caulbr was reported 20 De inures 20 me son
Of slooeo and the Ssnas, TO me sS o. the tains ~sS
equal amount Conkhn's mill at Cambridge, wer'h s-o
was ds s,roysd The bridge a. mre was sone bat the
ssueduet s.s a. were The slSsS1Si s' 's'' n Cd
The new h Jeo scros the East River at BOosvile
,a he iacnt TO procure the xripd,us an xhs.t
ard corn Tor present demand Mr. Myers German, sud
kespr seesIy IN .ns southern part o. bresanle by
,xnr ~ save his property This Is the only hfr lost ths
he FdiSr OF rae iee had heard Of By the late cOd
~ The decision in the Fairfax will case WAS
notCd few DAYS since The Froie.sssssre Na) Hsrai
SANS Il wss clancey sut instituted by the h. OF isary
FAIRFAX deceased, o Prince William sssns' his deyies
averrrs that his viii was procuredby the undue influence
SeCCo or $4,000 the bulk OF which devised and BE-
his wife for hie aud after her death 10 her
cl6r,n Tor life, with the remainder their To hn
other childreu the issue two marriages he leA
legaeies comparatively Uncomfortable IN Ito
,dow survivsd him but a month Nv hrs two former mar
sses Mr. Fsirfax bad eight children some OF whom del
during his life lesvne ehidren These parties We're the
in tria b,us submitted the jury weiu ssay las
in ten minutes they returned into court with yerdcs
tavor Of establishing the viii
IL There lives near the mouth OF ths Great
Miami eolord named Frank Malson. who has wsl.a
hom New Orleans 20 Cincnnsti seventeen tunes before
the application OF steam 20 purposes Of nsygaton he fol-
lowed the pictins Of atboats aad keels down the Res
and invariably walked back On occasion when etarr.
ing he carried with him skillet handsaw and tie
whole distance. He OF tie hst settlers oa tbs
the erection o. the rs building the which Cincip
natl occupiee No man. perhaps ever endured greater
hardshps and lived reach his Another year ard he
Will have sesn bis lundred'h.
~ The Bataria Spirit 9f the Tmes an.
poGnces tho death OF Dr. DAVID Lops OF Daren. Gsness
Co. at the advanced sse OF ~ yess A. the age OF Is he
entered the Of the United States and
the vicinity OF Boston, ~ the expiration OF his rt
Of service lie ssan ENLISTED and for eight months
toned Providence, North kingston aud Fast Greenwich
Ahr thr he volunteered TO assist in the capture OF Bur
gOyne apenod ma the wrNCe OF the army Of nearly
and half years lie had resided Dsrien number q
yeAs, and highly esteemed tor lis Intelligence and
worth.
10 Samuel Mct'Owan, tclegraphc operator
At Kingston, &. w, has gone 10 Australia b. establish
line of Telegraph nom Sydney Ia Melbourne 10 be con
tinucd rs ar ~ Adelaide He takes two a,sstauts with
him, and they viii carry out the wires bstteriee &C.
and all noediu apparatus James ~ Stone q youna
teleerspher from Wisconsin hes already commenced
operations in Cehornie, where several telegraph coa
pennies have been formed.
10" Tie Louisville Courier has Published \
let OF DssseTs Western waters, during the year l
Its formidable one embracing 10 stsanbosts 4barsss
coal boats y salt boats and other fiat boats IL APPEAR
tina ~ boats lost BY being snsgged 10 by explosion
burnt ard the others lost by collision aud other ma
herr: The srrster number Of tho fatboss de.trys
Of hives o,t by one dsas,, was the cxpioson OF c ~.
de- leo. The total oss OF life exceeds 100 persons
w During the thunder storm on Thurdsy |
last fash OF lightning destroyed hous, occupied By
the Richeu in the parish ofst Matthias IL enersl the
north chimney, crossed IN tho south chimney which kn
with tIenedous crash, SCATTERING every window Ia tie
house to pieces, and destroying nearly oil the furniture
suspge TO say, OF the inmates were injured ke
srg.d e1p, s eldest o0y Who 10 TIE C%s -
tR- Portsmouth, the commercial CITY Of /
New Hamr.hre, is ebundsntly supplied with new,pspsn
The Journal bss just enlarged its dimensions hs scci
time within years the old Gazette s treated itself Ii 10
seth to new dress The DAILY Chrieis has sSdsds
weekly sheet TO its aud The Mes.sqesy appear
TO flourish with new ysor since It's connection viii ts
Free Democracy
~ A daring burglary was committed a
the esdence Of Cot fessenden the Railroad Enneefn
Jamaica PA ne, Mas, st2A NJ, Jan. Col y. and ~
who were alarmed by the burglars flour unmbss),
oyetPoweIed, and the house pl1ndeIed. The bufssn
could not be recognized
~ Died, in Greene, ChenaDgo County, % :
Sunday last Charles Cam, tho sob year OF HE ~
connected with the commencement OF settle ment In sn
Western NewYork. There one now living who Ger
tersied in the founding Of settlements in all that gons
40 early period
Lsheg GAZE OF NEcRors.-The negroes be-
longing 10 the estate Of the late JOHN n Wexford Pa
were sold On Thursday aud commanded very fair prie
and two children sI,0o. tFredenekh Wal Herald Jsna
~ Letters from Apalachicola. Fla. stat
That she cholera hos entirely absted at thar place Fu
thermore, We are informed thar the number Of dead
hts Dc nothing NE That stated There have not bea
thirty deaths from all causes since the appearance Of
cholers. Ut
70 The Proridsnce Journal states that ID.
building and machinery Of the Cove Machine Compsa
which was eon,dersby damaged BY fire Friday eyeus
Springfield Office, and seoos at olee. IT, so..oo sss
VIII nearly the loss.
~ Roger A. Pryor Esq, notifies the wb
fIioes OF Ihe southern Democrat at Petenburs Va
he hss transfer ed he interest IN that journal 10 sssn
" bsn and j. Richard le'selien, and that he is no s
IA any way Concerned In its management.
sALx or NEGRoEs-The negroes beIongiw 1
70 the ssuds Manufacturing Company were sold yerIas
or ono fourth cash. the balance one and two ven ~
interest snd averaged ESQ Boys from Is 10 kgssi
s"''o Fi'" lCoumbia ISL Banner, DcL u
The village Of Weston, in the County d
stsgben suffered severely from destructive ire o. Wa
.efdsy Of last week. The loss is estimated az epor
~, ne s:, Royce Harms Carpenter and Melon vsr
~ 5. IL. Hammond has taken the editorial
t u o. lne 1i.Gny State Register Messn Caysat
Henley Of The albany E1yes nave dissolved partssnkr
Ma NJ. stone and The paper viii hereafter be pubiset