New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
NEWJZRSEY ITEMS.

several visits Monmouth County that great peach pro-
ducDg region, and find the prospect very bal We SAW
thousands Of trees that will not produce single peach
Some orchards have few scattering upon the trees
generally with here and there tree pretty full Most all
of the old orchards have got the aundce badly At the
North American Phalanx they have seventy in
orchards large portion of which peaches, and they
will have third or perhaps half average crop and
that better than nine'en'hs Of their neghbors We
hear Of one who has fair crop for this year. who has
contracted his peaches to New-York frumerchaut at
sl per basket the buyer paying freight Peaches will be
scarce and DEAR unless get them from some unusual
source.
RAILROAD ExcURsros.-On Monday evening there
an excursion from Newark to NewBrunswick, to test
new plan for the ventilation Of railroad The invent
os are Messrs. Atwood and Waterbury. The invention
consists Of air box either side of the tender with
aperture facing the engine TO the air. which passes
through the Of the entire train AT the point of coup
ling all the ncosed with India rubber canvas in
such a way be easily separated. When united, the
doors of each being wide open they present the appear
ance Of long saloon.
Shortly after the arrival of the invited guests New
brunswick they Eat down to a substantial supper DIR.
Darcy the President Of the Road presided, assisted by
the Vice President John p Jackson Esq. Speeches ap
rropratc to the occasion were delivered BY Dr. Darcy,
John J.. Jackson ESQ.,, Mr. Cornell the President of the
new Milestone Company, COL Scott, Dr. j. g. Goble Asa
Whitehead ESQ., Mr.. Yoom, and Col. Morris r. Hamil-
ton. The excurons expressed their entire satisfaction
with tho operation of the ventilator.
NEwJERsrY MEDICAL SocIETY.-This Society met at
Temperance Hall in Trenton, on Tuesday. DIR. A. IL.
Dayton of Monmouth, presided. The meeting called
take action upon the medical law passed at the last
session of the Legislature and to take toward
securing its repeal. The Trenton Gazette says, that
"1he members discussed the relations of the Medical
Society to the Sate-its long established respectabiy-
having been organized before the Revolutionary war and
continued snce)-the guaranty IT offered for the
Learning and skill of oil who legally practcct medicine in
the State its benefits being more for the people than the
profession and its liberal character TO which none but the
ignorant adventurer the dishonest interoper could OBJ
iect. Committee appointed to represent the Medi-
cal Society in such manner before the Legislature, at
their next session. may induce them to repeal the set
CBoLERA-irc cnolorn 10 fAging to a considerable ex-
@ IN the smaller towns In this and the adjoining States
At Somerve and Of the interior villages we hear
of of occurrence most OF which have proved
fatal. At Glendon, above Easton, some twenty deaths
have occurred and the alarm has been great that the
whole village deserted. In some instances is sad
persons could be procured bury the victims, and
there that before leaving the place of the
inhabitants, most of whom miners, set tire to their
cabins hoping thereby TO prevent the spread Of the dis
etse General appreensOns of vsitaons of the scourge
il felt in the upper part Of the State We learn TINT far
its ages the interior have been confined to persons OF
iuomporate habits The Bridgfoa Chr0ace states that
several deaths have occurred from cholera in Cumberland
Co. Newark Mercury.
DIsAPPEARASCE or A lOUSG LADY.-A young lady,
named Mary Mills aged 81 LETT the residence of Mr.. s. l..
TOes, No. IS CommerCe-st., Newark, y. j., early on
Tuosdny morning. in partially dcranged state OF mind
1t is supposed that she either wandering about in New
York City the adjacent parts Of NewJersey. She is
Of light complexion has light hair cut short in the neck
and has the marks left by the bite OF leeche her tenn
pes. She was dressed in mourning with black bonnet
and veil black and white muslin dress, black apron and
manta, and had blue silk parasol lined with white
silk. Any Information leading her recovery will be
literally rewarded
DIsATPHARAyCR.-A young lady, who was recovering
from attack of Illness, left her residence
Tuesday morning for short walk, and has not returned
Her friends under the most anxious socude concern
ing her She stranger in the city, visiting in the
supposed that she is partially deranged Of mind
She is rather above the medium Size light complexion,
light hair short and has the marks left by the appca
ton Of eeehes her temples. She dressed in
ing with black bonnet and VEIL black and white muslin
dress black spron and mantle and had blue silk para
sol lined with white silk. Any information will be thank
fully received at No. IS Commercot and liberal
ward viii be paid Newark Daily Advertiser, 18th.
CHoLERA.-Messrs. John +. Henicke and William III.
Miller Of Newark who went to Wes, Farms. y. T.,
fishing excursion Monday, died there of cholera
Tuesday night. They taken with il while in the
beat fshng end went ashore Immediately. One of them
died about o clock and the other az midnight.
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