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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06

oMcRbERous RENCoNrRE IN WIscoNslY.--A fatal
array look place in the Hurricane settlement in
DiHht county on Thursday the 18th inst bet ween L.
Keen ana VIM Wadde. which resulted In the death of
the ihtter' ne circumstances. as heard them
stated, are as followsKeen and were brotbers
in-law. There had been old feud existing between
III, N, growing out Of family matters On Thnrsdsv
morning they met at the house Of father Of the de-
ceased where the quarrel was renewed Keen cb,rved
W. with cir ulating fssehoods about him This led
10 equally incorporate language the other One
being In wagon and the other horseback tbev
both dismounted about the same time. waddle then
picked up coat which lay la the wagon put his
Ia md Ia the pocket with the intention apparently to
draw some weapon They then advanced upon each
other Wadde holding the coat In front Of him. As
soon - they came within reach Kcan stabbed him
with Knife dirk in the right breast Waddie then
turned to runKeen followed him three four steps,
and ftabbed him again just above the hip inactiog a
wound from which the bowels protruded. Wsddlc
after this took but . few steps and fell. The
mother Of Wadde, who was In the house ut the time,
saw him fall, and cot knowing what had hap pcned
ssn to Keen to sprinkle water In his face suppong
he had fallen In fit. Hsreplied, Z" have killed himo
Waddle VAS then carried inte the house and expired
IN Afw Minutes after. Keen arrested and bound
over FOR his appearance 81 sourt In the sum Of one
uossans dolls rs--PisstssS'ts tYs) .du~sssp Msy -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Capt. Commanding Escort.
bieut FLINT A. A. Adj't General 18th Military
Department
Appointments by the President.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Hugh w: Evans Appraiser, Baltimore, Md, vice
Philip Peultney removed John Cowau, Surveyor
Wilmington, N C., vice Joseph Murphy, removed
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAVY
J. n. Lathrop, Washington, d. c.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
wnhsm hcGuiston. of Mississippi. to be Marshal OF
the b,eo states Tor the Northern District Of Missis.
ePpi: Hse john Ray burn, removed Woodson l.. Lyon
OF nnsppi to be Attorney Of tn. United States foe
we Northerh District Of Mississippi vice Andrew X
LAND oyrIcEIs
George X. Clayton Of Mississippi, to be Receiver
o. ruon n TUnsys ~ Columbus. Mississippi, vice
Of illinois, to be Receiver Of Public MONEYS sl
Shswneetown Illinois, vice Braxton Parrish renewed
Andrew hcCollum. Of Illinois. to be Reysstsr - ~.
Land ONCE ut shswneetown. Illinois. vice ] e sioo
removed Henry o. McEnery. Of Louisiana To Le ~
Daniel B. Richardson removed Evariste de RAM.
of LopisiaDa to be Register Of the Land Once al One
lousas, LOusiana, vice Murdoch McIntre, removed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Domcstic Miscellany.

The whole number Of deaths IN Philadelphia for tn.
week ending Saturday last, was 1888, Of which Of
cholera.
Pete Jackson solored man, aged 122 years died ~
Amherst Mass ON tb. 18th nit
John n. Allen was drowned In Boston bay on Satur-
day last by the small boat he in having cap
tixed by "a tchooner.
hev. William M Green. D. D., Of North Carolina,
mas been elected Bishop Of Mi sssippi by the Protes
tant Episcopal Convention Of that State.
The Legislature Of South Csrol,p ma through Abe
p".rhor OF the state has presented the widow Of the
lAe ,oi y Dickinson who Tell ut Churubusco. with
fplendid service Of silver plate
John Wright was accidentally shot Al Pbf,a5.inb,.
on Monday last, by Jacob Bennett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Died..

On the morning Of the 9th instant, HErsy BAmnAr,
In the 64th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend the
fnntra this afternoon at O'Clock, from ~ East Fif
teebth street without further notice.
On 1u,sday 9th instant, Doctor JoSAs HuMsEar aged
- years and months.
The friends Of the family, and those Of his sons,
Frsneis, ArmiDius G Wiibam H., James c., Jonas u.
q, Thomas fn pson John -. Brown Ezra Smith, John
Mail and James l.. Davis, and his only Surviving bro
shtr, " iinem ". bwSbert are respectfully invtea ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06

The schooner Camelia, owned by Mr. Cidgar came
In hrs and would have the but that through
mistake she went the wrong side Of the western bank
The Maria came in second by IA minutes, over the
Ultra, but according to her tonnage she should have
come in half an hour, to win the The Ultra was
therefore the winner, and hoisted the pennant She
belongs to MIR. Miller, Of Newburg. The Mischief
was too late for entering sailed with the other
boats and beat them all
Second Class Race The second class started at the
same hour M the first The following s the re
VIZ
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he tonnsPe allowed Tor this cass was Is seconds to
the ton. The displacement burden Of the SybiI is 81
TONS Of the Spray "a The prize for this race was
for the frat, silver pitcher for tho second smaller
=
There was large number Of spectators at IIoboken
and ut the Elysian Fields An immenss number OF
calls accompanied the race, and tho effect was thus
greatly heightened.
The race yesterday was an Inside one-namely; to
the Nsrrows and back To-day it will be an outside
one TO the Hook and ~ there should be any wind will
BE- much better calculated to test the sailing qualities
Of the craft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06

I
.assssy-1As Remains IF Lieut. Sss"y- CMs'rs-Fs-
-, -s..;l.ns-H Mss .asssASssLy SAss-A~ksts,
assehs Ssies &c.
David Moore who was recently made quite Hon, On
..sunt Of being the father Of the four babies has been
.o.nitteA to prison for aggravated assault and
The barI Yarmouth Is below, having ON board tho
remains Lieut. Despy Of this city who died in Texas
saving tribute to his services in Mexico, by mill
STy funeral which viii probably take place on Monday
General Csdwalader was yesterday elected Brigadisr
General Of the nrst brigade Captain John Bennett -
Brigsdisr General OF the second; and Js Jones for
hear OF two fatal sssss of cholera, as having os-
CURED to-day and yesterday In this vicinity, but no
reports have been made TO the Beard Of Health.
Adam SwsrtE, German was this morning killed by
me falling Of gravel bank upon him. while ct work
Captain Bennett Of the City Police had the misfor
tune yesterday to wound John Wright jewssr, BY
without injuring any vital part
The -four market is still without activity, aud the
only transaction are few hundred bols for export at
- 10 per Dbl. For city use the prices range from
- SS< to So for common and extra brands Rye -four
Win. Srsnds The demand Is fair for Wheat n which
comes in slowly Prime red sells At 105, and white ut
Ill cents Corn 10 not much inquired for The sales
tsday are 5000 yellow At so to 81 cents for weight
Southern sats In limited demand at 80 cents, and
Pennsylvsnia ut 80 to "a cents. Whiskey continues
aui st q cents for hhds, and ny for bills Annexed
are the stoek tales:
F1HlBsad--50 shs Union Canal, 1917; 100 u s Bank
IN 20 Harrisburg Il, 49, 500 State bs SIX; $1,000 do
S1h; $1,000 do S7h; $1,000 do, '87 4; $1,000 Reading
mortgage bonds 6zs $500 State So s7A; share
Che. Del Canal, 7Sh; 90 s Bank. 2A; $1,000 State
6's VIE 800 Lehigh mortgage bonds; IS; so shs Har
risburG RR 40; $4,000 Reading 6's 66; 40 shs Plant
ers' Bank Of Tennessee AN; $4,000 Reading mortgage
bonds, 64H; $1,000 State 6's. 97h; $4,000 Reading os
SOY; ssc0 do BIS 67 100 chs Girard Bank 12% Second
BsavdS9s0e schuylkill Navigation 6's 49, $4,000 dc
do "a, 4ek 5000 do do 49, 4s~ Is Schuylkil Navi
MI Tonn A'a aha M
shanies Bank. 20; $500 Wilmington RR 6s, s7k; 81
So Mine Hill RR. 66L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
From N exlcO.

The New Orleans Crescent OF the 2Sth ut., says -
30 the Sth instant The affairs Of Tampico again
beginning to elicit attention from the press IL Is
pectsA the scheme is not yet given
up. There has been disturbance and everything is
ssan quiet but revolutionary movement Is apprs-
hsndsd
ancs to the government which does not possessed
o. the power or the energy to suppress It, FL Monitor
rebellion: Eieuterio Quroz at the hacienda Of
Tapaneo, having offended his MASTER fed nrst robbing
awoman He then, during the late war enlisted in the
army but deserted and fearful Of arrest In his
town vent to reside ut Xichu with ID. Miguel Chaires
At this time some quarrel occurred between the ia.
mly Of Cbaires and the alcalde of the place One
the arrested and sent to San Luis de la Paz
Cbaires collected eight men. among whom was Quroz,
the srininM This was on the sist Of August, is.7
On the LIST September Chaires at the head of 90 men,
entered the town Xichu and plundered the houses
Of the alcades.
force being sent against the rebels by the State Of
Guapsjuato Chaires and his gave themselves up,
and were pardoned Quirox continued robbing and
pundering. He has secure retreat among the inac-
sessbe businesses Of the Sierra and the number Of his
followers increased daily. He declared himself pro.
sector Of American interests and asserted that had
m understanding with Gen Scott
When pence was made with the United States, the
insurgents Joined Paroles In his attempt at revolution
and csmored for war with the country Of which they
had formerly avowed themselves the allies
ZAeATEcAs Antonio Garcia Salinas has been ap-
pointed Lieut.. Governor Of this State
Two thousand dollars have been appropriated BY the
State Of Durango for the ransom Of captves in the
sho n coWmiItce OF the LeGtslAtur0
OF the same State has reported In favor
all inpost duties and collecting the by direct
taxation.
CALIToRNIA.-The temporary government has organ
tsed force to be placed at the disposal Of Gen Smith,
for the purposes Of police. 1t will be dsbanded as
seon ss the troops arrive. FL Monitor says the Cali
forns fever RACES epidemic the frontier States
In the State Of Coahuila there have been serious diff
1ereness between the landlords and their tenants
fhe discomfort amounted almost to instruction.
TeLutA-Lspodad mentions rumor that General
Alvarss had pronounced Ell Monitor says 1t is abb
eolutely false. The same paper mentions that in
few days the steamer offs Ayllon will commence
ming.
llINEs-The Jalapa papers say the number Of mines,
and the amount OF mineral wealth recently discovered
near that city, astonishing.
General Uiaga has decided to suspend the collection
Of the excise duties In TERRA Blanca and Xichu,
account of the discomfort 1t excites Indians
At the capture Of Bapamicm by the Indians, lady
threw herself into the flames Of burning house where
she persisted.
The cholera has broken out in the town OF Cadaret
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRr-Pa,tt ship st hcholas--A J Logger child nd
e,rvnnt 81 Nfork; heary nterine Uernany; j Csaiiard
rsis Oliver Spain LAHORE aud lady, frsnes, Isdoro
hottars soj u DucUna.n da Ma.s me Ia ,rd avn ans
daughter, ThIAs zip Ia; Nj Robh, Germany
FfaBtis, Of kfsrk. ~ '~- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Political Iute,i,y..c.

The Demeerstie STAT Convention Of Alabama rn.st,
On Monday night the lIth int At TussaIsnsa
Col Thomas J. kakaig IL the whis candidate for
Congress IN ths Iirst bistriet Of Maryland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Overland Emigratiom 60 California;.

I'll
We give below the letter Of Captain Marcy, COM
mander Of the escort to Lieut. Flint Aid to General
Arbuckle. The letter was brought in by Capt Dent
who was only four days from Chouteau's We are in
debted to Lieut. Flint for copy Of this letter and we
place IL before the public being authentic to correct
shall next week place before readers the report Of
captain Dent, who has been beyond Chouteau's, and
measured the whole route to that point.
CAMP Isl Mu.Es FROM FoRT SMITH,
May 2, 1S49. I
Sn-I have the honor to state for the information OF
the General that left opposite Edwards Trading
house the morning Of the LIST inst reached this
place, thirty miles distant this evening Our road
from opposite Edwards has been good, and generally
prairie; and from this point think we shall
md good road We supplied ourselves at Little
River with all the and beef that we shall require
upon ths march and know Of no obstacle to prevent
our making good progress frem here Santa Fe The
people living At the mouth Of Little River made every
EFFORT TO induce the and 70 up on
the north side; but have taken the south side and
ain now within about thirty miles from Chouteaus
with good road before me.
Ii am, very respectfully.
your obedient servant,
II. b. MARCY,
Capt. Commanding Escort
bieut. J. FLINT, A. A. Adjt General, 18th Military
Department. Fort Smith.
Three companies Of emigrants from New York about
shrty IN number are ercamped at the Sulphur Spring
one mile from town. They came up on the Cotton
Plant, last week. portion Of them have to purchase
nsler and as soon they make the necessary prepa-
Iatiens they will proceed the route marked ont nv
the u 5. troops bis route the best and shortest
to thouteau's trading house The road is now fairly
opened and can be travelled by any one; 500 wagons
st least have passed over It this season.
"A company OF gentlemen from New York came I'D on
the Duroc on Monday, and expect to 70 TO California
with pack mules
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On Monday, juno 4th, by the Row John NJ. Krebs,
JAsIs H'sLor NJ D. to JosErHIrE, daughter Of Joseph
Fletcher, Esq, all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06

RAILROAD PuncnAsK.-Tbc sor,h.r. pill,
OF Michigan has been purchased bv Eas,sra na;
tsitt rome Of whom owners Of tn. Frie ana Kapa
1azso Railroad and the object Is 10 cenuect Tho 80,
ROADS ~ Aorisn or ZONE point east Of adrian
ens eastern termination 1T Toledo, and one Al wnm.s
nh alec understood to be the deter
sent tsockh' laen 70 extend the road TO chicago as
whole route from Toledo TO Chicago ArraDrsmen,.
or. also In prcgrsss for building railroad from
20 Telsdo around The southern sbore Of the Lake and
thee- two great ans reads " be
veiseo ~ steam FRY OF by extending the irvu lands
asrsS ths rver.-IslsSe (Oh,oj Blsds.
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New York Post Oaicc Appointments.

MAY @.-HoeaDsburgh, Franklin CO., f. l. Ware;
North Boston, Erie co Jacob Cook; Rome Oneida co ,
Richard q. ssyary; Harpersvle, Broome CO., Elias
Paiflcki Wrghtsville, Clinton co. Standish Gage;
darlington tlats. Otsego co. Geo. II. Lawrenbe; Free
town Corners Cortapd co. Samuel 8. Pierce; Hunter,
Green 60, VIM. w. Edwards; Chester, Orange co,
dab d roster sherburne Chenspgo CO., r.. s Ly.
man, Bemus Heights Saratoga co Edward Duscomb.
ssrora Caruga co, Cbas. Campbell; West Meredith
bsaEare co. Albert Stillssn Stockbridge Madison
~; horace Dexter; Jamestown, Chautauque co
smnh seymour: youngstown. Niagara. CO. Oliver
sisheeri Windham Centre, Green CO. Brewster
tst lexington, Greene co, Geo w Hocost; Cen
sn broge schOharie co Levi rotten; Owaseo Cav.
g a. nepry Tompkns; Fayette, Seneca co. Levi
49, Us,i rVrt Ontario, Oswego CO., T. Chapman; Me-
John Wead.-.aIJany Journal '''' oi'''"' " '
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MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES.
BALTiSopI June 5000 baltimore Sc 1870 1913 share
Baltimore Ohio hailroad W; 20 do Union Manu- Uo IL
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One brig
Ships. Briss. schrs. Shops. Pr.pel- Steam Total

list OF vessels passing Eat0n Neck Lieht House nv
Wight from Nay 10 TO June lsl-l9 DAYS froba bv a.
ny or in the night during thick weather.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15
Virginia Credit sxsaea,,.

Atthe late extra session Of the Virgin
ia Legislature some important changes
wers made in existing laws, the effect Of
which is to curtail the credit system.
They are thus noted in tho g charlottesville
Advocate;
/, The 5th section Of chapter Ie7 pro-
yides lin substance.) that any person en-
titled to recover money by action on any.
contract. may after sixty days notice, OBJ
tam judgment for the same by nsotion in
any Court ofthe County in which the
debtor resides.
The provision dispensss with the writ
tis the plaintiff prefer to proceed by mo-
ton rather than by an ordinary suit, y and
o. otufsc saves the cost Of the writ tax
ana Zee to the sheriff for executing the
writ. q no defence be made, Judgment
VIII be obtained on the day to which the
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From the New Orleans Picayuuo.
LAI'E FkOM YUGAf,AN.

Ino'hey Battle betyeen The Indions and
the Yacdtccos We are indebted to Mr.
Thomas j. Brownjohn, who came passen,
ger in the schooner American, five days
from Sisal, having left on the 18th inst,
for the following news:
Great excitement and alarm prevailed
at Sisal and inthc interior on account of
a letter having been received there from
the Mexican Consul atthis place, stating
that Col. White was about to invade the
country with a large armed force, as was
supposed, for the purpose Of forcing them
to pay tho amount due Col. White and
his soldiers, who fought for them before.
Five hundred soldiers were sent from
Merida, the capital, to Sisal, for the pur-
pose of opposing their landing.
On the 10th a diligence came in from
Merida, stating that after the troops had
left, the Indians had attacked the lNexi-
cans and driven them into the citadel at
Bacallar, when after fight of whole
day the Indians retired. Eight hundred
Meyicans remained dead on the field.
Capt. Kelly, who had previously gone
down with Col White, and who was in
command of acompany of eighty of the
Louisiana Volunteers, was reported 10
have been killed in the action; also, ono
OF the best officers Of the Yucatan troops
IS reported mortallv wounded. The In
dians afterwards captured convoy of
Mexicans, with provisions for Bacalar, af-
terra severe conflict in which they killed
forty men.
The United States schooner Flirt left
on the 18th inst, fer Pensacola well.
The English brig-of-war Sappho sailed
the next day for Vera Cruz. The Cap
tain of the Sappho had his afR broken
while exercising the gursof the ship, by
the recoil of one of the pieces.
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nSlae Dc the certain inniction of the penalty
In case YOU donot dispcrsc by Tuesday
Co-morrow) night, am ordered to cut
off your supplica of provisions, for which
purpose ample means have been sup
Piled
y You will find it impossible to dcpart
on nthe expedition, Your steamers will
be captured, or sunk in the attempt if
they arc even permitted to leave Rev Or
leans, which is very doubtful.
All outlets to The Gulf arc watched
and force is rapidly collecting round YOU
that You cannot dodge.
You arc therefore advised. rs well rs
warned, to dispcrsc at once, with the
solemn assurance, that however unplcas-
anti may be TO be called upon to act
against you, our sense of duty is so strong
that all feeling will unhcsitatingly be laid
aside, and that nothing shall deter us
from carrying out the orders given, in the
stiictcst manner.
l am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
GEo. M. TorrEN, Lit. Com'de.
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iloUlcc II gwen; but 1T there be defence
II may be hoard and decided upon in a
summary way by the court, or if either
party desires it, u jury may be impanncl-
Cd TO try the issue joined.
2 The now code dispcnccs with 5aiL in
ciNil cases. Ii the plaintiff, either upon
lhe institution Of his suit or at any time
before Judgment. will make affidavit that
ne has good cause to believe that his
debtor will remove his effects beyond the
jurisdiction OF the Court before judgment
can be obtaincd--he may sue out an at
tachmcM against the debtors property
commanding the sheriff to seize and Sc,
cure the same until needed to satisfy the
Judgment or until rcplevicd by bond with
security, 70 have it forthcoming to an
swcr that end. w
The abolition of bail has, of course, rem
dered necessary a change in the form of
rhc writ. 1t is no longer capias, com
manding the officer to Take the 6ody, but
simple Summons to answer the plaintiffs
cause of action
8. Imprisonment for debt is abolished
by this new code and in lieu of the ca sa
various provisions have been adoptod
designed to obtain from the debtor a dis
covery of all his property, and the deliv-
cry and conveyance thereof to the sheriff
10 this end, the debtor may be summon.
ed to appear before Commissioner in
q ihancery, and required to answer on oath,
the nterrogatories of the creditor. If he
'talls to appear, or refuses to answer, the
Commissioner is to report him to Court,
and If he still fails to appear and answer.
he maybe proceeded against as for con-
tempt. And having made known his es-
tate, if he refuses to convey or to deliver
+ 1t up, no may be committed to Jail by or.
der of Court
a. a Judgment lien under the new law
will extend to the Whole of the debtors
Land Ian instead of to hat only as at present.
the creditor may erte,ad the apd upon a
writ of etigit or he may file his bill in a
Court of Equity, and have the land sold,
Il the rents and profits will not pay the
debt in tiUe years.
The new Code will not go into effect
until the lstf of, July next. Il will be
published abone the lst of January next.
v. a rH ~ y
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10 Lieut.. ToTTEN, com'dg. Steamer Wa
ter Witch.
RoUNp IsLANn. Ann o6 1aAo

Round ISLAND, Aug, 20, 1849.
Sir,-Your communication of this
morning was duly received. In answer
we have entirely to disclaim any intc1tion
sucq as is embodied in the proclamation
of the President of this Republic to-
which you have called our attention"We
arc, q body of men nenlisted, unarmed,
and unwilling to do auggiit that would in
any manner compromise >aur citizenship
or liberty.
Circumstaces may prvent our departure
from this island as early as you may. sug-,
gest as means must be provided which
are not Immediately at hand. Till such
provision is made there will be no attempt.
to transport to us farther supplies.
Ressectfully, !
t$@ Your. obedicnt servant,
JoiiN HAsEIEs, President.
w. JoHSsoS, Secretary.
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ne copy the following Proclamation
and reply from the Mobile Tribune; 4
To the Officers and men Of the Expedition
at rendezvous on Round Iaiand:
U. s. STEAMER WArrR Wrron, s
.ea Off Round leland, Aug, ! =, 3ls49 g
& am directed by the officer INK ,sn,-
nland of the naval forces assslablea I'M
this neighborhood, to call your attention,
to the proclamation Of the President of
the Republic, made with regard to the
expedition for which you are assembled;
and ] warn you TO disperse at once, or