New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
DOMESTIC INTELLICENCE.

~ Ullh blluHc bf'l NllO ii'NA os hN''N 'f"'NN
gave way tho 18th u and seven persons were Killed
ard others Injured All the bodies except that Of Mss
Thrau had been recovered when scmo oae suggested
that loaf Of bread with two ounces OF quioks'er In
side BE- Aoscd down Tie stream. ii would stop above
the body This DONE tic loaf did stop ne expected
and The BODY was recovered. The Tsrs HsSn ETyrs''
Is tio authority for this staiemcnt-mahy people had
heard VI t,s method which has seEelaIy been consd
cred old superstition.
The Duke Of Brunswick having prayed for an
Injunction to restrain tho managers Of the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad from rsins 'hai part o'
the road formerly known No the Northern Cross Hall
road the case has before tie United States Cirout
Court and TIE defendants have been defaalied Tor hon
appearance. The action arises out Il claim by tie
duke tor e65 oo unpaid interest sinee 1851 on t2D OF
Northern Cross Railroad boads
Gen. Buford, bringing up tho rear OF Meadc'S
rotrogradc movement. vas stopped hy tran Of So
wagons which had halted and the starting Of which wn
no; in tie province Of aIy one a; that moment Tho
enemy were coming. and u 1t was inposihl" :" .."'
! -. ..n --.N-. 49,. a .iac. Gcn. Il. fred 0 low
shells the trair nt the longest range. and tie team
s,er,. feeling sure tia, tie Rebels coming hur
ried NJ" and al sgt safely away.
A man has bccn arrested for attempting TO
burn the New Orleans ard 81; Louis packet Continental
lie found In tho hold sprinkllng turpcn,ino In
quantity o.coon. He sas heavily roned. Three oompan
ions evidently accosnpliees were aso arrested Three
zen more are in irons In Memphis who had Wien ar
rested lists OF tie Mfsissppi boats with the prices 10
/ be paid for their destruction.
A daughter OF DR.. Wright. who is under
sentence Of death for tie murder Of Lieut. SanoTn hx
! el In his n
man to whom she had long been engaged The doctor
has had his coffin made after q peculiar pattern
dcoigned by hmse-thc top end Is rai,od TO form
chamber over the ,aco 10 inches high and on the inner
sdes he fastened the photographs Of all lis family.
| The death Of Ensign William McAllistcr, U.
s. ", son cf Csp,. T. McAnister Commissary service
L. S. A. Is announced by Detroit papers as having
tskon place in Tat city. He was deserving young
officer and enjoyed tie confidence and esteem OF his
superiois no less than Of his immediate associates
In the service.
A good many jokes wero cracked at yallan-
dighan among the crowd waiting for election news at
Columbus Ohio. The following was gravely read aloud
as d dispatch from hin
Nisp,oa G. w, Oct l3 1899.
" Hon Gro. y. PrGn-SU Ton n~.d ut mind rsisnr ihs,
2Oo 0o) army Just We CONCLUDED pot 20 over ~"
yet. t. L. 'ALLAhDiohAAi-
Ossian X. Rose, a con Of Congressman Rose
Of Illinois. died by his own hand tho l9th at the
University Il Ann Arbor where le was student lie
had stood well in bis class and esteemed gentle
manly young man Of honorable character. Ihore
10 apparent cause for the state Of mind which prompted
tho bad act
The Princeton Standard says that, on Tuesday
night some students managed to get mp into
of the entries Of tho College when the poor animal In
It's fight jumped through large yindow. falling 1pon
the pavement and being fshtully jured. Ilay there
untA Wednesday night when the owner Killed it.
Gen. John J.Viele Of Eagle Bridge, Rensselaer,
County, n Y. died on the eth. aged 81. OF dropy.
He was one Of the best known mon In ne county law
yer politician and speaker since he attanci to
manhood His death unexpected, AID Causes deep
sorrow 10 O wide circle M friends.
James Collins, who shot John W. Lewis, has
been tried Il. Wheeling Tho verdict was "jusi6able
homicide" which amazed everybody he being consid.
cred clearly guilty Of murder One Of the jury is said to
have thonght tie finding would consign Collins " the
penitcntiary
Tho Nashville Union says that jeff. Davis sus-
pended the writ Of habeas corpus over tho whole OF Reb
eldom more than twelve months ago. lie did 1t by pr
Vbte "defb 10 tno Juuci"y' anu 'ho "ioei na' "o'o
been published.
Judge Savage Of Utica died on the 10Th at
the age Of g. lie held the Office OF ChiefJusicc Of tho
Supreme Court for IA years and as jurist held tho
highest reputation. As citizen ho whom oil
delighted to honor for his integrity and personal worth
The press used for printing The Ne~-Hartn
R,Sfav Is driven by water power from Lake Whitney
instead Of steam formerly An inch pipe and tur
bins wheel is sufficient for tho purpose.
II is contemplated by tho West Virginia Leg
lsa.u.e Nv luke JvQegson County Into thAt Htate.