New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30

on at .he Paais dlndustre among the collections of
living stists had It cracked IN tue over by want Of
sufficient The porcelain plsie alone h.d cost
some burdred dolsrs Not long since baker fell
asleep ard broke =, o00 worth Of porcelain for which
hevas obliged to pay, aud was consequently ruined.
I do no, know if you have porcelain bakers in the
United States, but If You had you would find this far
preferable TO msny other Pastirnes in vogue
Iron WEALTH OF MIssoURI.-An Assistant of the
Missouri Geological, Survey gives in volume one Of
their Report estimate OF, the iron in the celebrated
iron region Of that Stse, follows: Iron Mountain
IS feet Oh, covering 800 acres OF specuar
ore weighing go, 1929 ,uus: average yield at fur.
Sc per cent, l2s 90 $50 tuns OF pure ore Pilot
Knob next in richness Is estimated TO contain l3 972
77S tuns Of ore, OOo 000 uns of pure IRON These
two deposits will urh about 1876 coo 900 tun. of iron
the Of which all lies above the natural surf.os Of
the country easily mined and furnishing the bes. of
metal. Rsilroad iron, 40 pounds 10 the yard takes
1,22 tups to the mle, and all the railroads in the
United States wonld take of that weight OF rails about
$4,000 TINS Of iron or Lac Of the deposit above
spoken Of. This is Only the ore above the surface
God only knows what is below.
WATERS STEAM Low.-S )me time since we alluded
to the fact that ste plow constructed in this city
The inventor ia Mr j. NJ. Waters, and the construc
ton OF his highly ingenious machue has been per-
formed at the Detroi Locomotive Works. To-day
WA set for tins, tnp mp jefferson avenue, and when
our reporter lett the Locomotive Works at 3 o'clock,
the several parts of the ueohine had been tried and
promised success. The Locomotive has four cylinders
ofour inches bore, arc twelve inches stroke placed
upon locomotive boiler containing Dnety-six small
hues The driving wheels are ten feet in diameter
and twertysix inches wide the face; TIVE leading
wheels five feet diameter and thirteen inches wide
the face The running speed three miles per hour
intended for cutting eight and half feet in width
with a gar g of six pows. lDetroit Tribune, nth.
THE GREAT REyvAL-The extensive religious
awakening in ireland, gsester than heretofore that
country, is eUdiDg to ScOlsnd and Wales. IL has
reached the golfers d Stafordshlre, and in place
il is estimated that there are five hundred con-
verts. From among their own number, collier has
been raised up who daily breaches the Word with
CREST power. In many OF the cOal-pts daily prayer
meetiI KS sud Bible readings ar, held. la South
Waes extraordinary the revival interest, that al
the churches and chspels are crowded on week days
as we'll as Sundays Prayer meetings in churches, in
school rooms 10 work shops and even IN halts, are
held morning and eveoing. In one town eight public
houses have been closed since the work began. 1t is
now spreading into North Wales. A clergyman Of the
Established Church writes: "Tbere is 10 enthusiasm
but deep, profound aud swfally solemn impression
In districts, notorious for blasphemy, an oath 10
never heard, and dTunkards IN Thousands have be-
come total sbstoners- IL is estimated that in two
counties only, 1900 pereons, within the last five
months, have been converted.
THE NORTHERN RAILROAD ACCIDgyT-The Aba
~ Tine, says: We hope 10 The next Rensselaer,
County Crane Jury take into confederation the recent
catastrophe on the Albany add Vermont Railroad. II
ever Jury owed daty to the public, it does in this
mater Let them 90 TO work; ot them, without fear
favor probe the matter to the utmost extentto the
very bottom. If any controlling officer Of tina. rosd
kne either by proper informant IN or by personal in
speciOn, Of the condition Of the bridge, and neglected
for hour TO repair it, let him be ndcted Eight bu
beings were, in our opinion, most deliberately
murdered, and more Injured and for those eight
human beings, their friends and the score of To-
ured. so far learn, more feeling or sym
patty has been shown, where, OF al quarters synps
tiny should be expected, thar for so many hogs. We
hCIe snd bel that the Grand Jury will interpose
and set an example which avaTce and stony hearts
Gill therefrom profit by"
CELEBRATION or TIE CAPTURE or QUEBEc-
Tuesday the 18th of Sept next, completes century
since the capture of Quebec aud the eath Of Ger.
Wolfe and the naturally invites the stu
dents Of American history TO survey the consequences
of event which did so much to give asceudency to
English civilization and the Protestant religion in this
country. The New England Historic Genealogical
Society some time since, proposed to have private
cOmmemor6On of the event IN its rooms, to be CON
fired exclusively TO members of the Society and for
this purpose invited the Hon. Lorenzo Sabine to de-
liver address. Since his acceptance, desire has
been expressed fox more pubho occasion, and to this
the Society has yielded. The anniversary will ac
cordrey be celebrated in this city the !th of Sep
TENDER, by public address. Boston Traveller
SryNP-TArL MmK.-Capt. Hagsdorn paid visit to
Bethlehem yesIer1sy, and discovered that large p0
ton of the milk used N tbs city is no better than the
stump tail milk" OF New 10 k the cows being fed on
distery Stops aud kept cOnued from year end to year
end In one stable he found about dozen animals thus
cCuntd In another stable he found six cows the whole
of which looked weak snd ickly; ard yet, weak and
sckly "a they are, their milk is sold to our cczens
daily Leading TO bow 4 complaints among our children
TIE discovery made by Capt Haga iorn should cau'e
cur c.zt to buy milk With care, and not patroA
ize any whose COWS Are not permitted 10 run at
pasture. Capt HagadOIn having made the discovery
referred to should go step further, and haod IN the
names Of those who deal 10 slop milk. We do not
object 20 people using sop milk II they sh to, but we
do object TO having forced on those who wish to- snd
who imagine they are buying milk made from s,ass
and clover Albany Standard
GAMBLING n CLENELAND.-Ihe recent death OF
Mr. Sterling ard the attendant circumstances, have
aroused in Cleveland strong feeling against ga nbhog
In the Common Council last tuesday an ordinance Tor
its suppression was introduced. THIS ordinance I'M
poses penalty of from 500 To 5000 aud thirty days
itmp,isonn nt for keeping any kind of a gambling
bouse and suhe cts the oSDer of the house 10 sa
punlshu eut if he st all knowingly permit the mouse 10
he occupied for suc8 purposes. IL also empowers the
MavCr any COurcl-ulan, City Marshal, or any ponce
officer 10 seize any gambling Instruments ana sntho
mes the destruction Of such implements by direction
of IL Mayor IL ao empowers the arrest OF au parties
present in gambling honse, and their punishment by
fpe aud Imprisonment. Section five imposes me OF
from $50 to $500 for resistiog officer IN carrying out
this ordnance The concluding section gives 70 IN,
formers one-tbird of the hne when collected and pad
into the city treasury
ASLcosD SAN PATCH.-Several days ago fellow
bslipg from Rockand County, and cdlhng hlinssh
jim Patch, jumped from me masthead oil tne si3op
So,hie into the water below, distance o eghty-hNe
feet The soop at the time lay 81 the lower DOCK sing
sing IN about seven feet Of water. AZ the appointed
time in the presence of about four hundred villagers
Jim made his lump firing couple OF pistols IN ms de'
scent He struck the water and stuck NJ tue mul,
ard that was the last that was seen ot him untI
youpg man made a dive from the dock and brought
him nm bv the hair By the aid OF u boat hook he was
DRAGGED ashore. After rolling MIN on arre no was
restored 20 consciousness liE"y "me'
Acr,oyyT TO As ACrRF>s --AcGh lsaacs Menken
Was severely injured the ih inst on the Shell Road
Nav Orleans Ii appears that Adah Is the owner Oh
yery fire horse when has had in training Tor tie