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Inc new factory OF Samuel Jamison, in this bo-
rough says the Norrisown Herald and Fee Press now
buildings erected for that in this section or
this State. i is beautiful brick structure having
depth of 56 feet 1t is FIVE stories high Gncludinr
basement four stories being designed for machinery
sing gentleman Which is s feet in length and So a.
in breadth the whole forming building in the shape Of
an l. We have heard it stated that in three months
the time the first brick laid machinery was placed
in the upper story. The expedition and style Of the
workmanship reflects the highest credit on the projec
tor and builders.


The baltimore Patriot states that merchant on
the wharf went into his store at early hour Thurs.
day morning, employed some colored men ordered
contents run out They at first refused but he threat.
his orders Tbsv upon them they did not
some ten or twelve casks Of brandy and other liquors.
besides breaking a number Of wine bottles, sc.


gentleman now in Texas has written an account
concen~n os nc ne says mat few persons could form


that the sugar lands alone much greater in extent
would Texas was destined TO be rraat sngar
as well as cotton country. The cane has sometmes D
be not more than IS.
On Tuesday evening last. between five and s;x
o'clock, as the carriage Of Stephen r. Crawford ESQ.,
driven by coachman, and containing Mr. c. his lady
and Child was passing across the railroad where it in
tersecs the turnpike about four miles north Of Phadel
pha the horses became alarmed the approach of To-
comove and train of cars and before they could be
driven away from danger the locomotive came in con-


tact with the carriage which shattered
to pieces Mr. Crawford was seriously injured, well
as the driver but Mrs Crawford and the child escaped as
If by miracle. The horses also were much injured
Jabez Boyd has been found guilty of the cold
blooded murder OF an nocen boy Wesley Patton the
tral which has been pending within a few days, at
West Chester Pa After the arguments Of iunsel,
both for the prisoner and the Commonwealth, the jury
charged by the presiding Judge on Tuesday after
noon in clear and lucid manner when they retired for
delberation and being absent about twelve minutes
turned into court with their verdct-which is guilty of
murder in the first degree


Referring to the recent donation Of $1,000 to the
Cambridge Observatory by Mr.. Sears Of Boston, the
Alexandria Gazette says one Mr. Smthson of England
gave large sum few years ago. for the diffusion of
knowledge among men," and left the United States
see to the proper appropriation Of his money The Uni
= diffusion OF knowledge" to !" whistle for it s'
| Dr. G. 0. Jarvis the inventor Of useful surgical
apparatus for reducing dslocatons, known the Ad-


user has received from the hands of Prince Albert
medal ever bestowed by in the gift Of the Society,".
The medal is of the value of els sterling He is the
first American on whom such an honor has been
| ferred


| Died, few days since, Col. j. II. Longhorne Of
| Portsmouth, in his 4ls year.


| The Earl and Countess OF Cathcart have arrived
| in Montreal from England He visits Kingston and
other parts OF Canada during this and the ensuing week.
| Governor Steele's new house at Peterboro', NH.
was blown down by severe gale on Monday the lst
ult, and several other buildings injured in the same
| neighborhood.


About one hundred and fifty houses have been
erected during the past year in the ourishng village


Of Wnnisemet, near Boston, which promises to be al
| itself-Post - S'''


An extensive woolen factory has Just been erect


ed in Butler said to be the largest in Western Pennsyl
| vania


By recent decision of the Court OF Exchequer,


Eng land no copyright in that country valid for
an American work.