New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-11

nrodctd in previous issues more fatal results have boon
occasiorcd by the dreadful calamity onthe Balmore ana
Susquehsnna Railroad the ith inst. During late
hour on Friday night, Joseph Bell. laborer, aged 20
years Yielded to his awful suerings aud died at the in
Urinary, i.ombard.st. His ri ght shoulder had been
awfuly bruised and his arm was badly scalded Ffede-
rick Wolf timer aged 20 years also died at the slne
institution on Saturday night. His injury consisted OF u
severe fracture Of the LEFT leg. Tho worst at
the infrmars is Patrick Fitzgerald, who last night
coI sidered little better Shortly s.e. ocl9ck "a sat
urCay morning, lsaGc johnson died. Both OF hs legs
were crushed The deceased had been Jantor at the Cen
trail High School building for several years Ills vito and
son AGED - years. viii egain at the building anu aitond
TO The duties untl the Board OF Commsicners appoint
successor. Mossrs John r. Scllman and alad'on joy
fers continue 10 improve Mr. McNier OF ~ Exoel-st.
whose leg was severely crushed, still lies in presarous
situation. The limb has not yet been amputatei: Mr.
Henry of Cranby-s continues very dangerous. Cnirles
Baum formerly OF Washington City, we now hear, sus-
tanned severe injury Of both legs which are awiuy swo-
n liz considered improving slowly aud IS as his resi-
deucc in Gousl-- Mr.. Baum is bonse-cnrPonter. ani
should he survive WILL it is feared never be able to work
at lis trnJe He has family. We hear that Mr. John
Scott the conductor supposed to have slightly improved
since last accounts. lbitlhoro ou", iV'h'
Tpr ,cc,pryr on THE GRE,r WrsrERy R,rtRolp.-
4 Mr. V W Roth who arrived in Utica Friday
ming July communicates the following information IN
reeaid io Il accident which occurred the Great West
rn rood on the morning OF that day Tho omgran train
ran over horse, which threw it of the track, killing IL
Noru ean cmgTons and severely njuring many others
The ,rri, on which Mr. X. came delayed some time
at ie scene o this awful catastrophe until the wreck was
removed and he tells that he eight OF the dead
bodies and told that there nine others near by
family consisting of the parents and three children,
rli were killed except The youngest daughter.
A TORNADO ~ MiCuIG.s.-A correspondent OF Tie
AIcu Erosor SAYS that on the evening OF juno 20 the
Township Of Ogden Lonswee County, visited by the
most destructive tornado known III that section OF
tie country For several days previous the weather had
been extremely sultry, but during hat afternoon Tue
clouds assumed the appearance of thunder ani raln
Just dusk the clouds began 10 dash fdously ron oil
quarters toward tic zeih but the mir the earth
sti elmost suiocaon At about - o'clock west tor
podo aVQp
mendous fury, destroying everything IN its course IL
laid the forest PROSTATE for half mile in width, twisting
the most sudy trees like wthes aud reudlng their roots
from The ground like many weeds.
AT the residence OF f. g. b. l.. Hicks the storm ac-
the premises being destroyed The dwelling house Was
unroofed and tie frame raeked TO iis oundaQni the
corn.hOuEo unrO0fed and moved several feet rom It's
Foundations log house completely blown down; the
barn. 36 by q feet newly built unrooted and torn
from its foundaton the orchard uprooted and dos
trOyed the fences oveied with the ground, and
the growing crops very much injured The roofs o the
buildings blown to the distance Of thirty iiiy, aud
even hundred rods from where they belonged
wagon weighing eight hundred pounds WAS turned com
petely without being moved three feet Oilers
suffered severely but TIE exact amount ofenry sustained
b1s bot been ascertanod.
scioIDf-s Saturday night, young man who had been
stopping a. the Phoix Hotel two weeks, and who
reported himself from Boston and California and his
name ss William =. Archibald committed suicide by
hanging himself 10 Of the bedposts in his bed The
testimony of silas H. CoDell, proprietor of the hotel
Harvey Smith porter and William Reynolds, b)arder
was taken before the ooroners jury IL appeared that
Archibald came to board a the Pkonx the 25ih OF jane
represcntrg that was 10 improve his heah-tha Saur
day evening about clock he In the bar room. At
later hour in the evening friend called TO him. and
not finding him down stairs went to his rooM and iound
the door locked. This induced Mr. CoYet,to visit the
roo AID stl hndng the door locked he broke open
Dtceased dead laying his bed face downward his
head projecting over the side of the bed and black silk
neck tied round hi. neck one end Of which
WIS fastened to the bedPoss, at the foot of the bed
Albany Argus, l0lh
cholera in ST. Louis for tho week ending on the second
Tie whole number OF internents in the various cemeteries
lrire in all was i7O. says The RspaLl,caaf
Of the nterncns in the City Cemetery, all were emil
grants newly arrived; and two-thrds Of those in
tered Rock Sprirg Cemetery, also emgrants
Tie same may be srd 81 the Holy Ghost aud one Or two
CHoLrRA-7he kno1vue CTcnn.j Register learns that
the cholera rather upon the increase in Middle Tennessee:
From the 9Th TO the 3oth ut twenty deaths occurred
In shepheTdsyille, Ky.
The Eyansyile, Ky papers NOTICE an occasional death
from cholera IN that city.
TIE Cine,nnot, Comsercioi learns that in little village
opposite Toledo, Ohio, twcntyseyen deaths occurred 10
the space Of thirty six hours.
AT Scottsyie Va two fatal cases have occurred II
also said thit hes occurred at near Aewsrds
VILE end that there have been several cases between
scottsvile and Richmond.
One death by choera has occurred at Richmond, va.
The Official report of the Cincinnati Board OF heai'n Iof
the week ending July g. records fOEtyh'e aeans iEom
Hov To Car 1sx Rg.L FLAVOR OF CoYyEE.-In
4 aib,o' F,est lie 10 Ceyon the foli) wing
I;rts IS, 20 ,r,nay.iop OF coffee derived from long
; n srhtie aroma which resides in the essential
IN n9 The eoee.berry s gradually disspated after roast.
ire and Of course s ses being ground In order
10 enov The full in perfection the berry should pass
a, orcc from the roasngpan 10 the mill and thence to
the coffee po and again, ser having been made should
Io mixed ehen almost at boiling heat with hot milk II
must be very bad coffee indeed which, ii these precan
lions be taken, viii rot afford agreeable and exhlsrat
ing driBk.
DIsrRxssIyo.I1e C2ereiaad Herald Of the 5th says:
The sebr Virginia, Capt. Williams, with q crew Of SIX
men, bound from Toledo to Oswego discovered near
The mouth Of Rock River yesterday morning in Distress
and was towed into port by asteamug Four Of her crew
had died OF cholera nce leaving Toledo. The nses ofbe
" unfortunate deal arc James Brock, Jcdlh Valentine
' Henry Wood end Vim. Young the 'ei,e- supposad to
hh.a hroIhor -n.lin, IN this Iha --.i.n-a eve