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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Great PIood at New-OrIeans-1hre
Hundred Houses surrounded with
= Waier-Peopie Moving TO the Upper
Stories and hying for safety-Ch"iern
among Lsborors ut the Cre'asse-
Great Distress and Alarm among the
People.

BALTIMORE. sunday. May 2o-lo "
The Southern mail has arrived with dates non
New Orleans to the 9Th Inst. The great crevns'e
about the city :. as still unchecked The water
was flow Ing out rapidly. and thousands Of acres Of
laad were overlooked. The crevasse vss widen
ing. and the water vas gradually risIng. The
Ptcavvas entsrtains the worst apPrehensions, and
thinks the most serioss cslsmItes may be realized
Thousands Of Torkmen have been employed to
close the crevas,e and have not been able -
make any successful headway. The water N the
.ranps and 10 the Second Municipality IS grad
aally rising. People are daily moving cut AMI
abari2ninr their dwellings. some were taking
refuge 10 the second and third stores Of their
buses, using BEATS 70 20 ont and in. As before
stated, White and Benton SIS. with portions o
Hercules, and Dysdes msrket-house, in the latter
street, were entirely surrounded BY the food and
were only accessible b. boats and horses pro
dacinr great distress among the inhabitants
The north bank OF the new Canal vss overho~n
and the people Of the Seventh Ward and Second
Municipality were preparing to escape from their
abodes. considerable portion Of the Railroad
near the Halfway House was submerged, and the
water covering the street at the new basin ware
house. near TO the head OF the basin. About 300
houses were surrounded by water. At last &C
counts some worknen employed at the crevasse
were dying with Cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Iater from 1T. Domingo.

We learn from Capt Creighton OF the schooner
sNII Williams. arrived yesterday from the City Of
= Domingo. which port he left on the '' inst that
there had been three successful battles fought by III
Dominicans.
The Hayden Army haa been beaten and dispersed
both IN the North and the South At one time the Hay
tens were within 20 miles Of the city 4 desperate
battle ensued. in which large number were killed
on both sides. No prisoners were spared. The Hay
items their retreat burnt Aqua and destroyed large
amount Of property
CaptWarren, Of Her Majesty shp FincomabcF, had
offered the American Coasul any assistance he might
require TO protect American citizens or property.
4 French steamer Of war also present During
the trouble most OF the merchants had shipped their
goods 10 the other Islands No business OF any kind
doing u j.. thought this viii be the last time the
Ilaytens will siiempito conquer the Spaniards
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FouRTH DISPATCH

NEwBUEGH sunday. May oil; Pm.
Another body was recovered thus afternoon
making ten IN all.
The raising Of the wreck will be commenced on
Monday
The inquest at Fishklll,on seven Of the bodies Is
not yet concluded l send you synopsis OF the
testimony of Levi Smith the pilot Of the Empire
and others
Leri Snnk s1ors.-WAs A. the wheel a; the une Of
the accident the schooner nfry 20 hundred rots
u when seen the Empire going moderately the
schooner coming down fast could 90 under TIE
schooners stern ! stopped and backed the wheels
was then satisfied that the schooner would s.nk Us
Stacked the Empire soon as saw the schooner
we struck one moment after called 70 the schooner
70 put about should not cal il dark nigh. schr had
sme to lus and come roune twice have followed the
river twenty fye years was plot when the Umpire
struck soop some years and when she struck
pier n New.York was plot Of the steamer Albany
when SIZE TAI into a siooP was plot OF Bardeas boat
he hsd his rudder put forward ran her on dam
Witse, wheelsmsn stands on the other side Of the
wheel
ESG A Idris, sr0ra--Ars deck hand On board the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Later from the steamer Empire.

SKwBuBGH Saturday. Msy IA J. u
The Empire still les on the fats having ioated
some distance North with the tide. The John
Mason Of Troy has ust left with her baggage
Nothing is known Of matters in the lower cabins
as yet.
Two additional bodies male and female,
aged about p, have been found between decks,
near the Captains room. They have not been
identified, bat are supposed to be Scotch Immi-
grants.
The Captains office has not yet been reached
1t is impossible to tell the loss until the boat Is
raised The It Nicholas arrived here this after
noon.
There are SIX Of the drowned on the FishkiA
side Of the rivera boy named Carson, about
years old one named Duncan, 10 years OF age :
three females, from Il to 30, and a male not
known, aged about Is The whole number OF
bodies recovered IS o. The Coroner Jury will be
in session after the arrival Of the up boats.
Our boatmen have picked up several floating
trunks boxes Of goods &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
From California Expedition TO the Arctic
Ocean, &c.

telegraphc dispatch to the Sunday Herald,
dated Washington, May o says
Il i reported that Capt. Chas. Wilkes. of the late
Exploring Expedition. viii be sent out commander
Of OF the vessels 10 be dispatched IN search OF Sir
John Franklin.
The Cabinet days are reduced 10 two per week
Monday and Nednesday-iho heavy business being
done.
We understand that important dispatches have been
received At the War Department from California
ting forth that the people had organized government
Tor themselves and adopted the Nimot Proyiso
fundamental article
Il Is believed that General Taylor will lay Mr. Labou
cheres bill for the repeal of the Navigation Laws OF
England before Congress n passed by the British Par
lament. a. proper subject for legislation
The diplomatic appointments soon 70 be made 10
take effect on the st OF July and already there
several candidates the ground including two
Tor Madrid and Berlin
II u reported that NJ Crawford recommends 20
Gen Taylor 20 organize strong military force m Cali
Ornia OF volunteers 10 sustain Gov Smith until Con
gre-s shall act tor the Territory.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Latest from the Empire.


At ten o clock on Saturday night stephen Par
menter, Esq gave his charge TO the Jury, when
they retired and at fifteen minutes before II re
turned the following verdict.
That Eliza Noble. Isabella Carson and George
L. auckland came to their death by drow Ming on
the wreck OF the steamboat Empire. opposite the
village OF Newburgh, in said County, on the
evening Of May T., 1870:
That the steamboat Empire was wrecked and
sunk by coming in contact with the schooner Noah
Brown, when said schooner was under way,
beating to the south. on her westwa ard tack, near
the westw ard shore, with the wind blowing from
the southwest
That the night as not dark as to render
sculling or running OF boats difficult, and that the
Pilot and others on board the steamboat Empire
discovered the schooner and saw her course when
she was from so to 100 rods distance from the
steamboat
That the schooner pursued the ordinary course
Of vessels under like circumstances and IS not
chargesble with negligence or improper conduct
And we are Of opinion that 1t as the duty Of
the Pilot Of the SITES mbost aforesaid under the cir
cumstSnces to have run the said steamboat astern
Of the schooner, snd that be nigh. have done so
had he attempted 1t IN proper season after he
discovered the schooner
That his omission 70 adopt this course was InJu
dicious. indiscreet and highly censu-sble
AlLEs sEIRNAs. sESRY EERsasERs.
EuBERT LAWSON. 0AANf kDGAk
1oaS A ATWOOD. SHaFIIs iRwIS
SAMUEL , FARNUH : YATT. Jr-orf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

iht fhLADELPuA SATURDAY COURiEs ~ Favor %
'.HkNeK' fcLNoNic SYsUF-We have before ioucb
ed upon The subec, Of what age called quack medicines ba
he cure Of Richard T. Cox Of Jersey whom We our
selves have restored from the lowest stage a f.
consumption, ~ he use II scHEScgs Pulnonic Syrup
furnishes another example Of the wisdom Of those who
y.sfe'ning ne common prejudice against popular ets
Cues aeem me and health Of sufficient value 10 ne
experiment Of their appcauon-which when made -
seldom iail 10 snaiching the patient nom premamrs
The very principle which tn. medicine /. conssce4
lnrufes triumph over the elements OF disease hct
Is " restore the tone Of he system 10 The .tandarf of yf
energy, Al the time that II yanog.bes Inc morbid %
suuctiDn Of the diseased organ Acting on sound pil
a., I P,lncip.e Of he Human Economy hat 70 fnsr
the invention Of this medicine has acquired Tor u sue
80 ~hich DaFies ali Incredibly 10 relation % 10 oar
be -. po"eis beginning on HE own person. whid
ne sAache from premature grave by N. mifacu COS
pt~ef pr has now dir1.ed its yrues over a vide fel
n-fe me fruits Of It's efficacy erected monument.
~ power that invite all who snfer avail them selgs
~ - ihesunaDie blessings The case q Mf. Cox isar
me perfectly ne pess char seteroi the regular pre-
onef A. ne IL called. 70 master this maady u ma sd
le collateral agent Of deafh-consumptOn The ReslH
ehooi 81 Medicine has IN fact deed, and word confess
~ inability % vanqgsh this dseaseand yet with sfs1e
prss,s :. e,,sI ps.ss Under ne dela.on o.
aoknow edge they have no power 70 cure aim VIVA,
TIE unhappy consequence
protraeted condition Of Increasing anguish and vas
inS energies under the influence Of coer.a Of usdo
Ieai sui farther mpsirs the vital principle add po,s
70 me disease, ~ increasing the inability OF The cOnsul
On 70 resist ts mall nant tendencies and preoarrs de- ~
i2rtanate snd deuded yleilm ior premature grave A
~, 90 y NE miserable effect Of popular delgslol
% an ldes % erlcaey TO the Regular Praeo
Nuich mat Pfactice Itself disc lamsi Mhy should a
ger ana undue prejudice sgsiHs, popular medicies ta'
~ .,..e ~ rope mo grave with premature ucUms L
La pa"sh' thea resolve 10 u the fatal spell ls
s.ns .H 70 an efficient prseuce OF medicine and %
1850 1850 ~ himself BY making Of wel-tned remecl,
o not cassed 10 the theones and prsctce OF sbors
praeusers Try it.n Is maxlu even Of tb. arsn o.
,.oaoH scaooL Try again" has even been uttered y
49, ny al . succeeds" j. their last motto We
ssy buy scHEScxs Pumonlc syrup and Il csunof fal q
=, - Philadelphia Saturday American
W 2ey Nr n0xs cerl hcate IN last Saturdays Tnbgle
DR.. H. SCHESCK 81 south slxths, Phil.delphia. .
,.s inventor Of scheneE. Pulmonic Syrup. Prce a pr
, BRANCH Observation-Disclosures 4 Clckser. q
barclay-st Newark, " J.--COnkln Sevill n MAfkec
ST Brooklyn, Y.-Margaret Hsys, l83 Fultou-.t PAT
Dame; NewbuIgh, N. Y.-John T. vaa Nor, pyls 5.ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
More about the ~. Louis Fire-Lo-s Of Life.


TIE FIRE broke out at 10 O'Clock, on the night Of
the l7tb. on board the White Cloud. lyins along
the Le7ee. The wind was blowing a gale at the
time. and the fire communicated 70 the stores on
tie river front Of the city and 70 the adjoining
steam boats. The fire was checked on F'ioa!
Nearly the whole Levee 10 front OF the CITY v"
destroyed, between Locust and chesnut't' The
FIRE was stayed on Markets.. BY blowing up the
dru- store Of Messrs Doenich K Nalou1 There
were three persons killed by an explosion on
board the Alice steamboat, and Mr. Thomas b.
Tsrgee, an auctioncer killed during the lire In
the city. He threw kec OF powder into the store
of Doenich 4 vsHoux, for the purpose Of stopping
the flames at that point. but the explosion took
place before he got away from the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

Farther Account from the Wreck of the En-
pire-One more Body Found, with the Cle-
thing and Money of Passengers Other
Bodies snpposed 20 be still snbmerRed.

NEwBURGH sunday, May 20: Pm
The wreck OF the Empire still lies near the
East side, opposite this place. Her stern sunk in
about twenty feet Of water. Rough weather
would IT is thought cause her ireparabe injury.
No means lave been taken to raise her.
The John Mason is along side to receive such
baggage and other property as may be found The
wreck presents a sorrowiul appearance. The up
per rigging contains many kinds Of human apparel
found floating in the water The extent OF loss in
life is not ascertained. There are numerous stran-
gers now in pursuit OF the remains of deceased
friends
The Coroner Jury returned their verdict last
evening. 1t censures the pilot Of the Empire and
attributes the collision 10 his neglect csrelessness
or want of Judgment.
Another body was found this afternoon on the
main deck Of the Empire. 1t was that OF a boy
about 4 years OF age. The hands of the boat
identify him as boy who came on board without
money to work his passage to Troy.
Coroners Jury at Fishkill are to meet again
to morrow morning. Seven bodies have been
taken to that side and three on this.
The little steamer Annette has been running all
day to the wreck loaded with passengers, and
made quite a harvest IN the way Of passage mo-
ney.
As the deck begins to give way and 20 to pieces
valuable freight is reached.
In the clothing recovered several sums Of money
in specie and bank notes have been found. We
are surprised here that no measures have been
adopted to raise the boat. 1t contains, beyond a
doubt human bodies with valuable property. The
community is kept in painful suspense, while those
who have friends missing, are afflicted with feel
inGs the most agOnizlng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Gathering in Cincinnati.
Fdltorisl Correspopdence.

CINCINNATI Nay 10, 70
The Rational Division Of the Sons Of Temper
ance met IN this City yesterday as appointed !;
but the National Temperance Jubilee had preTi-
ously been postponed as you have heard Of course.
think thi. decision is generally regretted. True,
there is-or rather, eas-much excitement and
apprehension here with regard to the Cholera
bu, it strikes me that the approach Of pestheBce
affords the needed opportunity for commencing
Temperance 70 the general apprehension with en-
ergy and efficiency We shall have several meet
ings for popular medication, and they vii be
largely attended, but the opportunity 70 make a
strong Temperance impression on the public mind
Of this region has been lost. On the whole, how
ever, think the Committee acted wisely in post
poning, in view Of the state Of facts existing when
the decision was made, Il i. were now to be done
over again, presume the decision would be DIFF
ferent
Some Of tie dispatches have included the meet
ing Of the National Division in the postponement,
bat quite incorrectly. That body met in due sea
son. End is Low pursuing 10 deliberations. Twen-
,y State Divisions are represented, beside the
Provinces Of Nova Scotia and New-Bruns~ck-
a. follows:
LIST OF NLNBERs og The SATloSAL DtsiON' fhk
SEM Al CIyCfSsATI HAf -, 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

q, saturday at-fncon, MAJ "a, Mss AMANDA NALNt~tsN
GA>. sr-d ~ s-srs
n r. -ni. 80 scgla ~ 80 r, r-.r-a -.
h-f n,ers be- r-sst-Ec- 80 haisn
fsffh-f IA fsffr
50 Ns~ icaccn psr~r- please copy
ga sstgrts Nss d. short u~s', tnhl ~ IN
MY GARDINER. So II Kst~u G,riasr ne o. y-afs.
Tie r-nt. th- ANDY aui ~ bee brother a. thnss -
nrtei attend ~. lu-fs fnm hs at r--si-
trh-t h. Monday ait-fnou At ocA, pre- -J ih-f.as
w. - isk-l o. Orreusoci C-.nsi-fy
On sunday nornins Nay ~ ISAAC. only cht o ianies
Jste X St-v-n.. sc-f YEAR Hnnaths and ~ tsss
The insnd-o th- nty nset % attest th- en~fa i
Thonpson Il ihis Noncvyl sf-ranon al o'cIo~s
D. Gr--ure, cfe-u- Csaru. M~fa->ay, VA n, We ~
CHEL rALMAcE sdow OF the ate Ma h-1n isns.- q %
a.. h. ~ Of sra
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight.



Dsngstsrs Ba lsds-r b-rnsc.s. 80 Broatss,-sfM
Fsmins's shss.p-sr- -,fugv--int lnstfut~-s ? VI.
Buc,iaghau. L-ciurs-Hop- Chap-. BrosiEsy-sPM.
Llra FAMILY Concs-Chgrrh Mscdougsi sprns sts
Mr. Gorss Wst-r Cure L-ctar--t6 LsTngfou-v = "
NoisI II New York-Mn-rvs Rnom.-Dly snt Esrnmk
rh- Ssn-. TTn--A Apollo saon. 90 Bfo,d~sDsy ard Eve
Nolgtanter'. Na-ss-ChIne-- Museum BrcadNay-7S pm
Chn-ty- Nns'r--t7 81 Brosdrsy- Mechanics Hal - N
Camp -l's n lstr- Apollo ssioos. kfustwV-sP VI
Dusseldorf Sprng ard Puno-Dsy Eve
>stlons Acad-my-Busdssy L-nafisD-y snd -v-uns
American Ar UuonBroatssy lear Bfoomesi-lo N 90 Pm
ilsruaons Az Unn BrUa1-,s kssds stpsy ara s'sunt
Lyc-u GAery Of Cd Asssfss1 Broai~ayDsy and Evening
chi8.s na-uuRs. srsd-sy. sprus Dsv nd sfsnnk
Nsurhsl Gsfd-n-Bo~-y, opPo-iis ssvraih si-TSP
Blrion'. Th-atsr-Chanb-r a. s@rr ByostWsy-TA NJ
Ros1say Bruadesy o-iSssu Pear and Anhony-a
American Mls-umBr0alHay COT Ana st-DAy and svunng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

MrRDER AT CHIcAGo.-At Chicago A ~.
named Andrew stewart Wa attacked on SUNDAY -
and hesicn IN q cruel manner Ills head was ,errl
cut a. Il by some sharp instrument he wa. Dr.
up by some passcr. BY who found him wc,trrirs
gore. IN state OF inscnsihlty His wounds ~,
dressed. bat AFTER lingering IN az uscnsibie sia.
died during the forenoon OF Monday
lSsANs C,ilFOR>IsS.-Thc schooner Harm.
3; this port from Richmond. spoke 100 Thursisv isR
South Channel, brig Chatham. Huntington. henc. 4
California. snd ~ the request 81 the pfcsiicn, -,
members 81 tie Company took charge oi CsplA A.
Crowcl Of Manchester. one 81 their number Who -
become insane. and brought HIM back 10 th.. eats
h..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

Long Island Hook and Ladder Company No I, held al,
the Truck House, Thursday evening, May II. Islo
it was
kesolrd That The thanks II this Company are due and
are hereby rendered 10 Mr. WILLIAM r. JoHssoN our
te "phy and ecent Secretary for the pronp and gen.
L-uaAy manner To which he has ALWAYS conducted the
snafs ~ ms company, while ga that capacity and we
ieel deep regret hat be- IL under the necessity OF
ny pom a. an oitcer and member u this Conpsny
which he has hlied eitr credit 10 himself and To he na
lmous SAT- -facilon u the members
hesotrsd, That Committee VI Five be aonoip,ed ia
procure suitable testimonial 10 be presenfed ~ N,
JgDn on oehAl 81 the Company. for his valuable and
vuc'enl services while an officer in tho Company
he"tred That these proceedings be- published IN the
booeny1 Aft0li1y and Lagls and Nee. York I,.bna,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Boat Upset and n Lad Dro wned.

FHDADELFHIA, sunday, Way u TN
sail boat this evening was caPsized, contain
Ing niue young men, who had narrow escape
from drowning John Hill, an English lad, was
unfortunately drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

SrR,NcFRs ,No CiriIENs-For elegant Capeis. nch0
Cloths Rugs Window Shades. &c, 60 direct 90 the @,
brsted cheapest carpet establishment m the United STA
% Bowery-HlR,M ANDrRSoNs. We have visited
I'VE large show rooms. displaying the most beautiful,
sorimeni 81 astonishing low prices You can purchas
handsome warranted all wool Ingram Carpet. beaan
hgures from Is 20 bs Threepy Carpeis s, to n
stair Carpets :. toss Rugs. 8 and 81 shadess' uni,
patterns ofOi Cloths 10 q feet wide a oil 10 3 peryr
Crowds secure bargains daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

w PARs LADIES' RIDING HATs.-NM n BEErg
Co Haiters $50 Broadway, New-iork and lla Chestn1
~ Philadelphia have Just opened splendid assormer
Of Ladies' Amazon Riding Hats selected in Paris by
Beche expressly for our trade These goods are really
81 ne most magnificent character, and will well fepsy ~
LIdy eguesfran for the trouble OF an inspection
In addition 10 the selection OF Paris Straw Goods ~
infants and children exhibiting at our shmrns
we shall receive by the steamer Of the 10Th Of hi. mont
from Europe, the largest and most beautiful assortment
summer Goods ever Imported. We would recommend
our friends AMI customers 10 delay making their purchases
II possible, al they have the opportunity of seeing hr.
goods a. we are confident that they Will End among
everything winch they can desire myl9u
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a CARD FOR MANY

J. W CLOVIS Dentist, 81 IIadson-st opposite 0r.es
wich Bank, New.York
NEw.YoRK, May ], l8D
Eight years honest and careful practice aer three yeas
faithful study, have made my friend, J. WAsaiscro
CLOVES Ia my estimation, OF the best Denuss OF s
present day J. SMITH DODGE.
mylD IL IL BonI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

wHLELI>G ABoUI.-Hon Geo. Moiatt. Presi-
dent Of ne League at Montreal, and who spoke q;
the meeting that adjourned TO burn the Parliament
House Is asked IN the Pilot to define the position
Of bis League Thomas Wilson, one OF ia chiefs
IN starting the League, told toe people tina, If the
men IN power in Canads are 10 be continued there
must be q revoluuon-we must join the unted
States The Vice President, Harrison sephsns
native Of the United States and long distinguish
ed for bis Canadian loyalty, openly avows bis
desire TO throw asde British oonnexion and sab
stltufe that OF his native country. and q wiliog
to do what he can 10 carry cut that policy. How
g u a. u the League
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
ANNUAL REroRr or THE BRooKLyS on

ANNUAL REPoRT or THE BRooKLYS ORPHAN
AsYLuM-The Managers Of thi. paiseworthy establish.
men made their Annual Report last Thursday evening At
the Brooklyn institute The existing OF affairs reflect
great credit upon those charge Of the hundred I'M
iorunaes under their care and hey have the handsome
sum Of 81 30 invested in State .tocks
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE FOR gUROh
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IT
Reos'red ~ 70 The time II gong 10 Ps.,,
The Edition Of The Ne~- York Trs6une b,s
rope, made up for the mails b. the H,5cra,a. -
Boston on Wednesday. wal he found 10 cou,,,.
complete digest of sll the late local and pol,.
news the latss, intelli sence from Caoad. NJ
California; Editorials on all subjects Of pr.....
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

CHLDRENs SUMNER Hans AND C,Ps-Wa. II BtGa
Co Haers, will open Tuesday next the 18th nsisa
three cases OF French Goods. selected by Mr. Beebe
Paris, expressly for trade The character aud qsny
Of Aesc goods sre far superior 10 anything hitherto oee
ed and must be order 10 be appreciated The gu>
lie. pascuary the Ladies', respectfully invited 10 cal
and examine them. Also. nl assortment Of Children
and Infants Leghom, Straw. Tuscan and Cactus Han
and CARS IN every variety of style and trimming mysf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MrsrvN When newspaper winters wan,
space they make mp what hey cal 4 summary li
how can one cundeuse The attractions of BAkNJu's Nj
uin into a paragraph Impossible We will thereto,
only say that this afternoon and evening Great Me.t-
claws himself OUT for ughter IN an entirely Nanka
mime cufted fhe Vermont Wool Grower !" and hsft
Marfnetns. Ellsier Harrison, Miss Mesi. Miss Les.
and n short. an The artists of ihe Lecture Room tf
something unique wherewith to astonish of Acight,.
public
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Fire In Southwark.

PHILADELPHIA, sunday, May 20.
4 destructive FIRE is now raging in Southwark.
A packing establishment, hay.press, and four
brick buildings have been already destroyed.
They were owned by w T. Hughes and are in