New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

C'fpefy 20 win 5opk IN NE u1o0ln,
he might have 6ffeen minutes 10 gorge IL. 'fGr
play sj.~el aad il you haven't tho shit "a hook .
hsh when be hist strikes yonr bsa. ~ hm run snd
Try again. But never give fish fheen minutes 70
gorge"
AWcsaS Instantly KuIEp.-A correspondent q
/ The Clorciasd Herald, writing from Akron Saturday
evening, May -, says: ..I ....,r5
An accident hss just occurred here by which sn ert-
mablc lsdy instantly killed. Just at dask the Rev.
Georye W. CLARK wss driving along Howard street,
the cerier of the village, bis wife in The huggy
with him. He stepped for the purps 80 Of unhtchin8
and watering his horse AZ q spring beneath the bsAk at
the roadside. He had unias,ened the side strap and
If the traces when the horse started, and In a..
tempting To stop him. the animal rciped directly
over and down the pnciptous bank, some twenty feee
sheer purge. Mrs. CLARK, sitting in the carriage, was
thrown violently upon her head. She was taken up,
easp-d once twice, and expired The ccrcuscu, -
sudden snd yio'eni, probably cansed the rup.ure Of
blood vessel and death instantaneous can be
neck was apparent
BAsKISS IN ILIISoIs-How 1T rs DoSE.-"Io.s,"
he Springfield correspondent of TAe 81. Lesis Re-
pnbi.eaA, furnishes that paper with the following in-
'erestpg article on the manner in which banking s
done in that State: .rf
Under system of banking small cash capital
is sufficient to get out large circulation Of bA For
instance person wishing 10 10 into the business use
have money enoushso pay for setting Sp the bulls
He then buys state bonds short credit, tepeaita
the bonds with the Auditor who issues bills this Dc.
post; he takes theee bills, which are now mcney, and
pays for the bonds. To prevent the bills trcaR being
presented for ent the bank purpcrs 70 he ocatea
at some place, bearing classical name, which gsner.
ally proves to be swamp IN some part ct the Ssfcs
difficult to be found. In this way the man Who has
now become a banker, is In danger of having the
notes pressed upon him for redemption consequently,
he keeps little, and, in fact may say money e
the place where the bank is located What the bank
er makes by this transaction is the interest on The
bonds depotited with the Audior-the coupons Of
which are delivered to him every six months-apd,
beside this all the bills which lost burned up, oe
destroyed in any way is that much more In his poekst
Thus with email cash capital to start the thing the
banker may get out one hundred Thousand dollars
worth Of bills for which he deposits security bonds
which draw generally six per cent thus he receives
the interest these bonds, amounting to about 900
annually I'D
Tuy STRONGEST M,S.-Dr. Geo. II. Wlnship Of
Roxbury young physician, ~ years old, and weigh.
ing l43 pounds, is believed by many persons who nave
examined into the question, tn DO the strongest man
alive. lie raise barrel Of Hour from the hoor Ia
his shoulder can raise himself with either little hnger
till his chin is half foot above 1t; caa raise ~
with either little finger; can put up dumb osu
of III pounds exercises daily with dumb bells weigh
ing 100 pounds each which he raise Alternately
above his head; can lift with his hands ye6 pounds,
dead weight without the aid OF straps or belts oi any
kind. Topham the strong man OF England, could only
raise SEQ pounds in the same way and the ceeprstso
supposed person could In nearly four times "a mncn
as by his hands alone. II this is SO, Dr. w. can lin se
least , 500 pounds. DIR. w. is a thorough gymussts
and when he graduated at Cambridge, hvs years sgos
he was without competitor. tSaem OnSsNsh
CAuELs on An ALABAMA PLASrArios.-1he sesn'd
(Ala.) Sentinel OF May - says:
{" The camels puI chased by Mr.. Woolsey from Cspes
Machado last week seem 10 answer many useful psrs
poses The other day. one Of the animals, with nders
Brought twelve bushels Of shelled corn to town To mill.
So one camel in milling alone, will answer the pnr-
noses of Wagon and two mules, and will travel over
the ground four times a. quick a. TWO mules w" un
derstand that they have been tried IN the pow, ana
answer the purpose admirably, being doche ana easiy
managed
Tur Cor n Vryryps on tn, ARxASsu.-By the
arrival Of Srs Decado, Garcia and others, meschan's
of New-Mexico, The Kansas CITY Journal receives
the following interesting statistics. They report nav
ing met on tie Santa Fe Road, between the crossing
of Arkansas and Council Grove, the following nambcr
of persons, with their wagons and stock, ooond ios
Pixies Peak. The Santa Fe trains met are not In.
cuded:
Number Of H<INsmbsr OF ossn....T,sIS
SS%ssr Of w.Son, s5i Number Of si
These gentlemen also report that the number this
side of Council Grove in their opinion, exceeded thos
beyond, but they made no memoranda. Not word
OF complaint was heard on the route all were getting
along we'll and were in fine spirits.
| SOLD SourH.-A correspondent Of The Chicago
Press and Tribune, who has been solourning for some
time past in the Counties Of Platte, Clay Clinton and
of negroes route for Texas accompanied by their
masters Indeed, the most ultra slsveholdsr now
Acknowledges that that species Of property win be
useless here in few years and they are being sent o6
in large numbers. But il IL hard the poor darkey.
| He looks sorowiu vending his way from land Of
plenty to the poor cotton fields Of the South The hne
cotton crop makes the demand for slaves brisk, &C
besp,s sr sfs of our with ds%sy They are dssa
isfed and want to sel and go TO Texas This ~ noe
an isolated feeling, but general and universal.
| ANTIOCH COLLEGE STILL IN TRoupLE.--Judge Wm.
Mills Of Yellow Springs, publishes card in The Aes,9
| Ners, in which he pronounces the statsnene that
| Antioch College had been relieved Of liz smbarass-
ments TO be one Of the 'grosssst frauds upon con6d-
ing friends and creditors considering the high pre-
tensions of the party that has ever occurred In any
Christian institution in our land Two years atnce
the College with it's property was assigned 20 a.
Palmer Of NewYork, with the understanding that he
would sell il for the relief Of its creditors Though re-
peatedly urged to SELL and told that eaO0oO could be
had for it, amount sufficient then, 10 have pasa ns
debts, he still withheld it from tho market; ana nov,
after lapse Of two years, finally permits It TO b sod
at Judicial SALE for cssh, with only thirty day! mo-
tice and himself byhis agent, becomes the purchaser
at 40 CO-being the two thirds Of very low spprase-
ment--and Immediately transfen II to new organise
ton, without any advance; while In circular sndee
bis own signature, within few months past, no has
\ certified with other and responsible men, that the
property Was worth sl%,oW.
| Moons ~ South CAR0LIsA.-It may not be gener-
ally known that some Of the best families In Bosth
| Carolina are Moors by descent. The blood Of the
African soon washes out but that Of the Indian ana
Moor after bali score Of c. e.1.. ssG~. t.s :sa
hair, ds,k sad eyes, long sken lasbes, and swsrhy
| zion. come up genera.ion AFTER gsnerstion.
Many Of our old Huguenot families, down 70 ths pres
ent day show strong traces ftheir Moorish decent
When the Moors were driven out from Spaip upon
the conquest Of Granada, thousands Of them took
refuge in the south Of France carrying with them the
ait II cutiyatiDg the vine and Of gtoEng silk ks-
| nemberipg their bitter prosecutions In Spain, they
never could become Catholics, though forced BY their