New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-25

exhibition on Marke-st, was struck by lightning on
yesterday morning, about : ociock, and the house
rookets colored fire material bombs, &c, together
with ali their apparatus and machinery. The mot
painful part ofthe affair however was the sudden and
un,imely fate Of Messrs Ceoir and Edward who were
ip,tanay killed by the explosion and their bodies fall
ing into the fire. were completely burned to q char
They, with MeNsrs. Beaugeau and Ahguste, were
seepng in the upper story fthe building al the time
and II seems quite miracle how the two latter es
csped with but injury The report sfthe explosion
was distinctly heard throughostthe city and an alarm
Of fire raised but the arrival OF the companies
nothing remained but the strewn fragments Of the
building and the smoking bodss OF the unfortunate
victims. Monsieur Gators parents reside in New
Orleans it will be ssd blow TO them for he was An
accomplished and much esteemed gentlemen, well and
fayofaby known in that city. The loss will fall upon
Mr.. Wood, proprietor Of the Carr Place, Or. CHAM
bers manager Of the company, and Messrs BeauSeaa
and Apguste these two are left entirely Pennies By
this sad accident barely escaping with their ives
they were unable 10 secure even single article oil
clothing. Missouri Dem, sept ~.
SUPPOSED MURDER Is SOUTH BERWICK ME.-We
learn from Emerson's Express that the body of man
was discovered, day before yesterday, IN the woods
directly lack of Powder House Hill, ana about iory
rods from the main road in South Berwick. Inc
hack mart Of the skull was crushed completely IN, and
three Of the ribs were broken The physician az ihe
Coroners Jury gave it his opinion that the break
ing Of the ribs was occasloned by pressing rle poIy
down into the marshy earth in the woods. The body
had nothing Oh but shirt and pair OF slspenders,
md had ne appeatance Of having been dragged to
the place where /. was found by the heels, as the
hands extended FORWARD ana The lace very Inuch
scratched and disigured. The BODY was almost en-
t;reIy decomposed. The bat-a straw one-and
bisck satin vest, probably belonging 20 deceased,
were found about Six feet from him. ana haa the ap-
nesapoe Of having been pressed into the soil force
Deceased was about six feet IN hight, and supposed
to be an American by birth. No calculation OF the
mystery could be reached by the Coroners Jury 1t
is conf tctued that the body may be that OF pedder
named Wilbur. lbostoh lraVeier' Z0d'
HoRRBLE DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA-Liw-
renee Meyers, residing Sixthst. below Carolina,
was bitten by dog belonging to the family, some ak
or seven weeks since About week ago he exhib-
lied symptoms Of hydrOphobia. Dr. ha"ley was
called in and at his request Drs Whe, filt and one
or two more Of our most eminent physicians were
consulted and went 10 see Myers. Ii was evident,
however from the first that his life cond not be
saved His agony during his paroxysns wa terrible
10 behold and his struggles were 30 fearful that i've
poverful men could with dfhcnltYlash HIM TO the
bed which in bis zane moments he requested them TO
Co. After suffering the most horrible fortunes hs HE
for the last ,bree days having been prolonged only by
Dr. Hawley having opened the throat and inserted a
tube through which the wretched man drew ms
soaI,tv breath. on Monday nigh, he died. Myers ia
said 10 have been sober, industrious man. and
leaves wife and FIVE small children in rather needy
circuns,ancu. Buffalo Democracy, Sept. 20.
D1scosrEyT Is TIE ALLIED FoRcEs.-Private let
ters received in Washington. by the last European
great apprehensions being felt by both those Govern
menis OF muliny in their forces employed against
Russia The cause is the discomfort felt by the men
and un;or officers, under the boobies policy and
nts of the ote old ernnnies Who control thon.
he trouble among the Eng sh Is IN their Baltic tcet
where Sir Charles Napier sailors aod junior officers
are almost in open rebellion against HIM and for the
French in their army now in Turkey where The cho
era does not give the general officers bali the trouble
which the ioleness Of the troops and their own hes
taiion have together given m destroying oil confidence
among the rank and file and junior officers in the sue
Gees OF the campaign.
Our readers must not be surprised TO hear shortly
Of open mutiny in both the English feet and French
army. Washington o'ar
SHELF SronY--Iye SguingfeH Republican, tell.
as if it true, story OF seven sheep who srayed
from loe passiDg through the streets of that city
into a io1elTy store. stalwait buck was at tho
head OF The seven, who was instantly attracted by
the sight Of another brisng buck in tho large mirror
al the end Of the store and lowering his head ana
taking fsir start. he pumped into his supposed
rival. Judge perhaps, his own and the st0rekeepers
astonishment at the crash that ensued One Of the
four paDes Of which the mirror was composed though
third of an inch thick shvered TO pieces under his
well directed blow. The ssop dog here ,nterpossd
and drove off the animals before they could do more
mischief The glass broken was feet by 4, and cost
about s25 The owner of the sheep Is liable for the
damage but who he is lie not known.
OF IsrERYsT TO PUBLISHERS or NENsPArERs--In
order that newspapers MAJ understand what their
nail rights are under the law, in the matter of send
ing out supplements in the mails, we have to say
that as the authorities OF the PosE-Ohice Department
interpret the law, they newspaper publishers may,
without shjectrg them to extra postage fold within
their regular issue supplement-, provided the weight
Of the whole does not exceed one and a half ounces
within the State where printed, three ounces when
sent out Of the State. But in all cases the added mat
ter must be genuine supplement or apperda.e TO the
newspaper in question, and Of the same essential
character conveying intelligence OF passing events OF
great Interest. lWdshhgloh STAR
Apu.rcxurNT OF LIQUOR SEIIERS,-peter b.
Brigham and seventeen others were aTraigned in the
Municipal Court yesterday Il charge of being COM
mon sellers Of sprituous liquors. They were ordered
to give bail in $500 each for their appearance for trial.
anaigned. They nearly ell Irish. The Chron-
c Of this morning charges that the city authorities
have ated until the fag end OF their ter II before
troubling the liquor sellers but of these
were laid before the proper authorities by the Chief
of Police several months since. lBost. Trav., Sat.
Nrw CHIEF or THE BUREAU OF PRovIsroSs AND
CLorHiXG.-We learn on the Avenue that Purser
Sincsir The present Chief of this Bureau is to be
6ey.d on tho LIST OF October by Purser uoratio
Bridge. orders TO that effect having gone from the
Department. it is said. washington Star.
SrsPFSsIoN BRIDGE Across HE MISSISSIPPI AT
ST. ANTHoYr's FALLs-The towers of this structure
are now nearly completed, and the workmen are busy
twisting the wires, preparatory TO stretching across
the river The bridge likely 10 be completed in
time to receive quito an income the present season
Another CONFERENCE.-The Salem Mass Ga
-efie saws that there is combination OF farmers in
that vicinity who will furnish milk the coming winter
at FIVE cents quart This is two cents quart less
than the mkmen charge.
on the 2sth inst locate the new line of the Erie
Canal between Brighton and Macedon.
There is 10 be Convention Of old soldiers az Full
ton. Osyego County on the 18th OF October next.
Gen. Benson OF fabus will be present.
Thomas johnson, master boat-builder at the Cos
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