New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
DP.pFRs IT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

\ a T,,,a1t. lie tine 70 tie day q March,
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PEAPERS at THE Paris EXHIBITION
HAVING ruLeI various articles he disi'bIioH Of pie'
6 arsrcsn moving and respnz Hackae' a. the 1is Oa's'
q. EIroso- Pane cannot refuse as a. e. 81 e'
q, 1--WE rlsce 70 tte following extract on fAe h'yo'd ''
pee,of vA states some facts net before made P2S.e;
"E,psr CRAM SILVER MEDAL YOR TIE BEST
Rr,PER .Np MowFR.-It Is with pride a. an Am ~
can ard as a citizen OF the City Of l5cSiord' tha1 We
lam Nv yesterdays mail that John h. htnhy OF tal'
etv las received the above Grand tIst Pr1e ior ms
celebrated Reapiug and Moving Machine al tne f0'1s
Words Fair Exhibition. .
.Tte machine YVES manufactured by Nanny CO.
in this civ and sent to Paris last spuug. Upon tne
cio.e # tie Exhibition II purchased ny fIihee
Sercrecp IN preference 70 al 3lcr Keepers and Now
o- lis own language. a. follows, IN reference % 'ne
nadine II Of ltself prize, coming a. docs ifon
nan of considerable agricultural experience ana amer
i-rcsse and carefu " observing the workings OF TIE
many uorl e. on ext ibition. Iuis we say u prize
Of itself 10 Mr. NANNY greater than tie greatest
"V-. cannot but congratulate Dir. ri. nPon this
grand acheynert and are proud oi TIE hohor NC mas
0,Yf,rrtd upon uur city and country
.1bc following il Translated trCai Pans paper;
T1e Prnce Sayoeon wishes 70 sanction by hs sugist
Pho Or. ,Is CO - , s aee,.f i, ,e a. Trag5
Ia. rrisfed the introduction q, t' Ha - mt ~
lu,tar5ry suhseqsery in GIVING eanod ae'onnI o. e
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CAsr CT JAMS PAEsOSs. JR.--An act has recently
ressed the legislature Of Viz -uia for the relief ana
Of james Paons. j.. The facts Of his case
are briefly as follows: Tie followed into pennsylvania
slave tie property OF BIS uncle anu paving NNeI.a
ken him the slave was fOTciby rescued by mob, ana
Talsons himself mareated; and after beng brought
before Justice Of the Peace, was ordered to jail,
uuless lie could find bail to appear before the quarter
Sessions on the fourth Monday IN January, ut, Par
sols after some difficulty, found two gencme to be-
cone his selurity, in the penal sum OF s2ODO. III i
now argued that If Parsons stands bis trial. such Is the
yena character If Pennsy lvania court aud witnesses,
that lie will be convicted of - kidnapping, and sent
90 the Penitentary. This act therefore, authorizes
the Governor Of Virginia TO pay aud discharge all
costs charges fines penalties which Parsons or ms
securities may have incurred IN the premises; and
III kes bis duty to test the validity Of the law OF
P,uIsy vania AID the proceedings IN Court against
jones PGrsons. r., and his sureties. carolina Tunes
SAD ACCIDENT WITH Bow AID ARRow.-A
very distressing accident occurred on saturday AFTER
noon 10 little son Of hr. james I. Miles, who resides
on Sco street in this city. The little fellow, who
| about Fix years old, and playmate about his own
| age amusing themaclves with bows and arrows
in the wo0d-house. Accidentally little hhess com
| ramon discharged bis arrow, which was pointed
piece Of vhalebOue, into tie right eve Of the little
| telow- causing its total destruction. The aqueous
huiror Of the eye all out of the wound. Such an
accident should parents of the danger OF putting
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| tliDgs. Rochester American.
| STonM o. THT BLACK RIVER RAILROAD.-The con-
slant storm Of the last three days has pretty much
blocked up cur northern line Of travel. No train has
| arrived here since Saturday q IN. The train which
left here at D. M Saturday il reported 10 have been
stopped by an eght.foOt dir near Remsen, aud
thrown of the track. The train from Bonneville, due
here at p. Saturday, has not yet arrived and its
| present Whereabouts is utterly unknown. relet
| train left here yesterday Sunday afternoon, with Mr.
| JENNIE board, but was stopped by the snow near
| Stittsyile. Utica Obs, Monday evening
| FScRoAcHhESTs or TIE OcEtS.-The New-Jersey
Geological Report shows that the Atlantic is steadily
and rather rapidly cncroaching upon the land on its
coast AT Cape leland the surf has eaten nwards full
mile, since the Revolution. Along the Bay Snore in
| CAPE May the marsh away at the rate OF rod
in two years. One OF the beaches upon the coast Is
mentioned as having moved inward one hundred yards
in tie last twenty years 1t il also the opinion Of the
Oldest Observers tina. the tide- rse higher upon the
eastern New-Jorsey upands than formerly.
| In Chicago during one OF those cold nights
| Of last week woman after having partaken of bad
whisky for As hours, went to bed with small infant,
and Immediately after retiring became Dsen,ible to the
comfort Of the suffering child. She remained in such
state until late in the night, when she partially recOy-
cred from her stupeacon, and became sensible Of its
fr, ezipg condition. She then tOttered from the bed
took the child, which was frozen nearly stiff, and
dppsC il in tub Of cold water, aud held II there until
| the poor thing breGthed its last.
| Five murder cases are 10 come on for trial Ia the
\ ~. LOUIS tfliulnul tOurl next week. luel hOs-
ert +. Garrett for the murder of old schoolmaster
James +. Medcroft, for the murder of French Pete;
Frederick Finns for the murder of Frederick Dicks
| hart; Constantine Wolfng, for the murder of James
Butts; Henry Norp, alias Northupp. for the murder
| a crippled man.
new monopoly has had birth in st. Louis. COM
pauy Of extorioners with fellows hired TO aid them in
exacug toE have monopolized the privilege Of cross
ing the Mississippi on the ice. Every vehicle is be-
sieged by the extortioners, and compelled 10 pay just
what toll they choose TO ask, aud Is said by the pa
pers that the company has made several thousand
dollars already aud is still coming money" at the
rate Of $500 per day.
| One hundred men and forty soops engaged dur
| ing the "duckiDg season" in Baltimore in supplying
tie mark ct with canvas-back and other ducks The
birds have been unusually scarce this season. We
| know gentleman in Pittsburgh who ordered half a
dozen pair by express short time since, and had to
pay 50 so per pair, beside express charges. Those
| were L" dear ducks"
| Az HEIREss.-The Oneida ~. " .Saehess says it
| is rumored that the wife of respectable laborng
man Ill that village, by the death OF longforgotten
relative i'll England, i heir to the OF IL 900 900,
| or nearly 5000 900 in our currency.
MURDER AT BuFFALo-A stabbing ARRAY occurred
at Buffalo on Saturday night which John Donovan
inflicted slabs upon james Ryan, which caused his
| death Donovan arrested.
| The Post Office at Brownsdale Butler County Pa,
has been Discontinued.
II is said the capital invested in the oyster trade at
Baltimore amounts to s5,o0OOOO.