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kSoTHER CEsrisicArE

o. fsFcr " slHsSrAs P..r.-.r ssr.r q Id. 80
'.faef CD aer-ty csrly i-.i ssi isr.. y-.r. 500
i''A severe cod tsi re-. t-s 4. es......, 1905
~lc- ffotlcs sever. eao Al. wa .eref. sss. s -
- a. trrssl ~t.fr raaanlet ID I-rr~ss~. - ~
80 .ri - frlrf a... .ar 80 ,grls. -, !.
... - .ss-1E -NHfrls.f o. HlIr.r STHaF - -
"a - rur fo Co.. t.f.. 4. f, 49,. - .r-- ID - -
- -. snfs fri4rrst frpn ny rsp~rrrcs =
..-.- -. - saoF- >fuy ~f-ca.. r~s,-s..s
.fn1si rolsh. " COG .iandn. n t.s-n ssr~~st ~
n,,sruors >ARAh sNf ob
1900 Io-asa'P Hlrce-fo- c. lays
- De.c.s ~ ,gEs>tss p. ~ az sfrsf
"a, b-sh C4cs.ner - Bscsy
...--lFr.s, Df sch-rcs ~ 80 >lA.pst
s.--nqrs snite. 50 RaIein.
49,. hecti1s CO sf.t-.t
eshs Nrsn CO 81 chuu~t
i"e' v - ootle o. an oog,.-s g. q, sas w.
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The FLoUR nsrks, O.. croopinz AID pr-vio1s
Prices are barely nAnnisei. We quote i ~ 8 -
There 1, good demand ilr WnsAr, ogt the irsnssc
lions .re lot lsrse quotations ars 10 cents % ~-r
they rsn.e from s. % . cents. VIII .Aes o. 100
bushels CoEN . 10 moderate guest Hitn SAL. 81 =
~ cents lE Peak tner- . nothing 1oins IosAcco
j, IN good demand Trad 3 quoted e. :. FsiEsHrs
are declining
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Nor,h.Carolina RIecties.

According TO the following 'neial returns I'D
WARD SrASIY 10 certainly elected 70 Congress
in the With District:
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The struggle In Trans,Ivanla.

The J0v1ai ses D,bas hss q letter from Constant.
nope dated jay IS from which We translate the FOL.
lowing Tor TIE Triban<
AeeoTeas 10 such new. gel here from Trsa-
syivsnis advantage. appear BE balanced between
me Ras.i.n troops and he Insurgents Tie report hss
been spread that Ben hss The srny Of Gen
Laaers and driven 10 iao rrsn,yvsn.A wsst certain
ne contest here has assumed exrsorainsry
character Of -rociy AID vio,ence n. roads Gov
erred with eorpses Few or no prisoners Ae made; a.
nts.sefsi without pity corps Of 2ooo Hungarian,
10 spoksa Of which cd hesitate 70 .nsck Russian
corp. Of S ce, AID which Destroyed ne isst
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H. Joss n Cisfrss a --rr .sr.,,o, D..s.,s.o.
Hp~ lae1ss. Of Hol IossA cl.rros. t.s-n y, Sass,
n h'feh s't a. Ws'hluso1. lsJ 80 b. 500 ga.
t.sr siu may 9.s-r siAi-.nsl ~ ...ruraaa. {. 70
N.-'1ai Da.ef7 .' Dss4ersoyp.. - al . sfax
So rIrr-r q 80.
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Rscsipfs sincs Yssfert0y z. 13oo bis
The FLorz market Is steady, BAT net aeuv- = . to
nominal quotation for ONO. WHxAE = err. ~ith .
good nilng inquiry - &C Tor C1lcsso .na &c Tor
0nio Ine@- d. = 1000 demand Tor CoE> but the uar
Get . heavy Tor mixed Western 80 . ssked- 10
EErfEH-. mn /. ID rnall- % LlIcr
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~ We presume our
DEFAsrSESr or srs,Ers AND LAWS

~ Totsl smount OF manure and OF dirt or rub
Dish drawn By the street carts OF the Second Ward
during the quarter -nd'ns ilth Aug ls,s. Mss $50
loads Of which number but 92s9 iosd, we're Of ma.
uure Respectfully your obt servt
: GREENE. Clerk sur Streets
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sRonsIYN aEF.LR.


OrsIcS - rsE BosaD - hS.irH AS i7
BRooKlrs Bo,HD ~ Hs.trH.--ince ye.ief-
i,y there have ben reported 60 CHI. otoe %
= rpid-mic Cho..rs Death. from ne l0 80
sdd.-f Gsr-r rnion sush Bases Nyrt. ~
-ss- Jane, Riley 'lrmsn q May Nsuhe~. Bond
s1i Dols asst. Psfncs Alderson Psrscs 3 "a
Grummey Flushing avenue Mr.. Jane. nsrmand.
BAacst Wm Har.ry saitht
CsI goopsics He.th Phracisn
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p Lfnsf Nssnfnf fe-i-f 'uf no is.irufl1n ~ fl
si.is ~ u.eeis I'D faf ne fe.ulrnor 81 ~
mic. without poison g. sfosissy nesf Csrs
sfFfstkrf
JorN l. EoOMK -. s4psfrfN T Ho.rffsi
D HOWARD. &C. ifgas Hsass
TBAYFR COIIFNs snsfIrsn He
COLEMAN ,TtreOs Es4rs ksfof Hoe
PRESTON II HODsfs H. Csrll11 Hlass
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" We ~o1A ca e srs--oa q Cur freots a.
'fsnss, ~ sy 80 sf- is ~,si q goo srr e.. d
.i's' s-ai-1-n' o. -si1r~s'' bosts sao>.. Gsiiers
e ca A. las % -ssasa.A-t .srs ~ -. W,
Az, - Falicss .uis So.
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BY rElEca.pH 70 THE sEg.yu's TRIBUNE
The Union and Harmon, Convention
Rome.
rHIE1 rfsFArcH
HrNKER CONVENTION


rHIAn 1rsFATeH
HrNKER CONVENTION
Roxr Friday. Aas Ia Pm
TIE Coover,t.u can, % order AZ ! o'clock. The
Secretary r.st communicated from III President OF
TIE Free Sol Couvenuoa transmitting series Of REQ
igfions, in substance a. toloEs
We % sPprovs o. iae recent resolutions adopted y
lie Esnks-, Jar expressed Il opposition 70 m
extension q slsv-y. but Ne cannot sioP' iaen a.
free expression Of opinion o. nat subject satisfied
hat there such agreement II tsvor Of tie Prine
pes 81 human freedom A. demands the rsanion Of the
mocrsey Of NeH York it i proposed . 1aiie IL one
body. making sinse organiza-on throughout ihe
SAT- and recommending support o. tie single STATE
cket for election and transact such other business a.
nay come before th.n-
On motion q Mr CUTTING il was
Rs,or.e That ttis Convention decline coucurrng IN
these mons and nat the President connuncsre
ths T. ne Free Sellers and inform them that vii
1j1urn 'i-s 90 unless they ~ make iurtnsr comn1
nic-uon-
4 recess was here taken.
ForH1H DisFA-cH
RoxE Friday. Aug IL Pm.
On ress,emblins a. o. clock. there being no spe
ca. bushes. before the Coursnaol ard rumor beng
In circulation that toe Free Sellers would soon have
communicated % make. recess ia. taken until TIE
ringing Of The bel
rTra DISPATCH
The FlNALE-NO UNION
ROVE Friday, Aug is Pm.
The Convention cane 20 ORDER. and 81 :. re-
ceivsd message from The Free Soiers stating that
tnev had no 'urther communication 20 make. Mr..
Catuns moved some important resolu ions which were
carried sfter which speeches were made BY Messr'
Buiups sosD.. Ch.,s-id and Pecshan. when II ~"
moved and earned unanimously that TIE Convention
ID 0urn sfr< 3is.
SIX cheer, here gwen for Marcy. and three for
the Democrats party The grestest ENTHUSIASM and
unsninity Of feeling Characterised thu closing scene.
Of the Convention
Removal from On,ce-ChoIers, &c.
WAsEiSoToS. Friday. Aug l..
Geors. Y. Mounues removed rom the
siIth Auditors ot.es to day There b" been new
case Of Caolss IN he Washington Aim, House
Illness of Judge Niehola--Appointmen Mt of a
New Bi-hop.
RIcHNo>r. u, Aug l..
Judge Psillip Na-bonne Nicholas. was struck
DO WI with s,rok. Of paralysis yesterday. while con.
versng VITA friend Al late hour ssi evening. and
sui lie. in~n.b.s and in very pr.csriou, situation
Rev. Mr. Green. Professor q Rhetoric snd Logic 10
the Universiy Of North Carolina has been spponted
Bishop Of Mississippi, and has accepted.
Failure of the Mail.
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NioLrsr AssrIr AsD ArrTsrr f1 hoa.-Ths
community .n M vicinity ID Pear. . nssr Ilhn.or
nd 10y 90 r~rr trrusn loo sfsfs Yf ~ grrs~s
excitement yest~rfsy morning by ne .nts .-nc~ fhsf
ri0 cot snt lrprHFoked stsslf nd 1e-f r0mIriftl
l.or in@ qsrsan ~ yclns .fy SCI s1Dlt Teen 1Y
man nsm~d Chsfiss rprs.lr rto csraot b. over ~
Ys-fs III 80 "a SPIES u-ar @h1ss f~s'teno~ no 81
fsr t1ok ..-cs n.srins no screams q 20 g. ~rrf
I-lI.tsy O. nar sssstsnoe r4f I'D BOT ..cr~~f In
csfcri1s ih- ..ss-isrt Ihr motive flr irr ..s-4f 10
not yet sncsr ne accused 80 roc 49, s1auIle1
esu. - ~ ios1ilty ~ trg young ..iy coa.~e4-rf
ggol Der fr.1t to siisrt fh- lFe.t ssrlu ifsslg
gos>i f1af BE- 49, 1e 'rolgtf out ts fsy Its .8y
80 E..klns alng rather cafr~ss rlfh xld chain
iu hrf band sri s1~u e. 1o.-rrv1 fraf s0m@
~.sirs o~1ne ~ par % .u 80 yoct,t lf hsf tr-.s
-n-n sns Nssirnneoisie.y yssl,d to~n and s. - fi
made O. srsg a. slmeth1s she could rot teI 1rsi
- strsnsfsf part m trs sfrsr q s-sr 20
tod DARN. ne srl-- stlcn ~n.let ne y.lrs nsr
pulled = ihe g'ris So. sui y4frrs .n be yack-f
~siks1 1-l1~fstey sssy 10 -. sftsrssft illnf .l
h. p 'sssssion -gr.l- - -. snosr 10 ~ rfy sr1
na fef'l1 rss ever d-d slsp enn ftsf b. sffcf
ec o. such -ri NJ. De re- ~ ore of M rsosi
resP~cts'.s clsr.yren y t1.s city 90. grEsr ~
uede. ant % sss f-YpQsed raruir. s4-cerf tl ~ o.
GIN livelihood Ilr st1.s occlffrnfe srla.fs o. q.
11- ri ttlse stang s-srs .g-rtsgss sg-14. ~ 80
'-ai-ie| e1icn sfr never 'sl.fsctor.Y explained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

The Nssi0ss. Zslass Of Berlin has letter. wn.ten
BY Russisn surgeon, ifou Pssh, dated laiy "a from
Which Ve translate Ire following for Tie Trtbhns
The rumoer u Russians. wounded eroushi &c since he
osl.e q Wsiixen . enormous. fushllL TIE iheAier
meet Of he ehgrehes asd Pu5Ae ogli.nss have o~en
changed Into hospitals Most u ne wounded .sssr naa-
~ from dAnseroc, cuts siveu by he hussar' al fro
.rsgessoi TIE price Of provisions laioeraole May
srees o; trsi Necessity Dol 70 e h,d TIE sPoihe
carrie. slogs have a. been cleared BY he Hszsarans
drugs I'D Instruments 80 a. TIE ack Of .aoorers d.
great Ard he 81 reng smoug hose WHO remain d.
s-ch l1si Cor money Nss rr~uIAl lot o. - 1sc -
Thrreis lot shoemaker 20 be f1-1c nor ger
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- - 'ru " W. lssslss.A &C b. sfs.rrti.
80 bee fssslnn. tfst easlty resig nse- .s0usa,.
80 s's'f'ns II ~tlea sfs ssPi o1 ts1i f.sTse
''r go, .sanierl - bfosdsay An-rss1 nat-. u
les 'ye ffsacy .,s. a.i .s,fi..ss n, ,.s. "A -
.is.l-ss Purposes. a.. sann.-1iss q. o.frr..rg ~.
,lf go 80 ssrns1. ..sa
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Freedom to the World .

The Citizens Of Sew-Yors. who 'ympsthiEe
with the Nations Of Europe in their struFsss .ssins
Despotsm. especially with ID. gallant HuSsA,iANs
In their unequal but heroic struggle sssnst ovsrshsl
Ing hunters and immensely superior resources and
mauiron. are respectfully iav,td 70 sssemos IN in'
P~s.5 o'clock on Tuesday 2ls inst to give definite
expression to their sentiments, and thus nerve IN
arms o. all vno stnks for Justice and Freedom
ssr4 York I1z 10 ls4q.
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Chnlera-WrekI, Report.

Twsuty.ioar Homeopathic Physicians OF the
cine. NJ NewYork snd Brooklyn hsve reported e rns
IN. following results IN the treatment u Cholera a. re
ported by them - th- Board Of Health
Yot he week ending the islh ins,-.....-.....t
T.tsl Auklst To- sssFfs-~~
Br BOWERS MD >ee'y HoG- Soc Of Ny.
ftS Rleecksrsl AQg = lSs9
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CITY ITEMS.


ExrE,sIo> % C,,Al I've s-c Informed
that ias extending ana 81 O. ~ liksr q and wden
- walkers Is likely 70 De- defeated IN conseqsenoe
% ne demands OF some persons owning properly ou
TIE line Of the street TIE udius o. Ctnsst would
no doubt Be- o crest pu6lc 1enefL opening Is se and
convenient avenue ACROSS City and srgey aavsnoe
she vaue % property Ia - vicinity We would ac'se
persons Interested carefully inquire into The ve~s
q persons sClc.rus them - sisu opposition - tie
improvement Hal Aniho.yst been extended ard
w.denei wien ccn;eup isfed some year. since. We
should not have tas sink Of crime ani disease 10
The very center Of our City.
~ Among the srrlvss 81 the lrvlry II 'usc
We notice the following disuns uished persons TX
President Tyler and ismly. "a Csp;s :. K Dawson
and Seymour. L : A Capt Kenny Coulari >an
Francisco f. A. Roy L. EnE B Il Arthur snd
Col Randall. L : A. y Clark. L : A Hon.
N. Bsrrinser New Orleans Capt Roberts. :. A.
Cspt Brsndreth Amer.cs, T. j. Perkins N J n.
kasou. [. : ~ A. Or Leach
SrRASoEss Is T0w>.-Rcv c Parish. Mss
Pur.er T Water. C. 81. X l. Southland and Rev
saml Southland y J and FrofJ l. Rladel are 3, re
Asior House
~ We presume our readers generally hard
ls.t night little after ndn sbt that there pref
iy respectable thunderstorm. About the same tine
In Africa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

Thomas u III KAY w-s dominated tIr Cor gress
by the Whs Committee Of Allegheny District Nd
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xs, YORK. SATURDAY. AUGUST IL

~ Aa..ru.s-en,s for IT, Tribss< Of Ho-csy oogh, 20
be .~ntn before 10 O'Clock Saturday, even ~ "a he
ne.ton ocs ofth ps2ers no open - ndays Psrsors
ys.siag IA. Tosa> e their dSengs Or yzcss Of bust
ices regularly every morning vii pesss .esve hsr e.
dres. A. tae Publication Otes send through ne
Pos Onee Terms. ~ els ~ses psysbs 20 ne csrrls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

TfIEsRAFHic SrOcK The 90 owing statement
81 the receipts u three ~ ne Rely Ines q Tee
grsphs, s.ys he H-r1g Co1--c il4, shows thAi The
business oi tr'esrsqllns must be very pro-iaoe A.
tnoggh 10 is Infancy TIE amount pad Tor
j. Mt LAP IRON three quarters % lion Of do as
We lCt swsra 81 TIE extensive business done ty
these lines Wiilia q ie~ Gays the Itrou Frsi Pros
SAYS We have received p.lvste report u three oi
them. iroul Nhlch Nr sstarr tae io-oNlu. r-criqts
Phlzerich.s ADD Pil.sa- ..-........... S-lnsll
Plus1lrsE Cllci--all Slc lg-lsN.. e. =. -
.'@ - L.alt. rtf.
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Total. .tss' t0.O. .tss9 1855. .t,S4 t6lI
ssHpley's maj A..
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NosiLK Local ELsCrio>s-The election 20
county snl muuiciFA Beers N Noble, lssi Nol-
day. resulted - follows J. Il Hl'chiu SD. Snerif
Aa-us.us Brooss. Gers o. the Cinc1ii Court re-
slerted. EtSia Rust. Clerk ~ the sufy Court
J. Il. Daastro.l. TX Collector. Al these We be
l.eve are Whics except tie sheriff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
rlrra DISPATCH
THE FlNALE-NO UNION
Removal from Ofnce-ChoIers, &c.
W.suf~a-cx c-faav Aug

GEORGE v. Mounues Ess removed rom the
eirih Auditors O1es TO day. There hu heen no new
case Of Cholsa IN he Washington AIN, House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

-rnuF> DIkrH.-A Iab.rIrz man whose name
-. not asceftain-d Tell inen yesterday and died
suddenly on board me ship Harriet Augusta Iy.ng ~
pier 80 d. x The Coroner VII hold Ca inquest
his morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

AfrENrr ,r SUICIDE A man named H'cfsfd
Tlrgsn in ar RI insanity attempted o drown himself
49, evening me North River tui Tas rescued ~
olfcer Hunt who conveyed bin O. tns tom1s Or 81
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

ArCIuENrkf DROw~f>s.-fhe Coroner he'd al
inque. yesterday afternoon ~ the foot of Duane q
d upon the body of John Coulter. ss~d lu years r.
native of ihs Sfsie ~ho wss accidentally drowned By
failing from lr sangwsy plank 0n board tfe steamboat
Thomas Powell verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

~ NJ Robert W Middleton. iormer.y E4l'or
CT the L1.cas.r Pa T-saas and otner paq-rs. has
ben appointed % Clerxstip IN the Treasury Depart
raent A. Washington. NJ Ndcleion las ostted for
sny years assns; Loco Fccoisu snd rs sPqoniin ~
shoss that he Adralnstrsnon ~il tske care ~ -
friends. .Manhr.m Pa Plaaet
THE BsFrlsrs - GEoKGlA-Tne Grf5a Hhi<
has to Minutes 90 the th Anniversary OF the Associs
ton Bed ~ Aihras. Nay = Il contains the following
taprco~. IN c. - ss- :, ,~..-s -.
DIS n co os.po- baptized l.sf year A-f3 gan o.
Sonvenn'a Ass,ciatsns, 3.is7 g.in 70 Cozvcnuon,
s-Si 4oss o. Anl-Aissioo Associsrons - sA-n u
"Nv1tr. AssooiArans. i, 50; gaia o. Uuit-d 5ssrss
Associations. IL; tutsl ssin IA Tie STATE &lss nun.
Der Of Ordained Minister'S, SO number OF Lieenrsies
9sS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
From the Neo York Metropolis,
IN. York Express.
New YoRx, May Sc 1910,

| I'VE" ioNhi way ~ hSto'
The ORGAN PIASo FoR rE.-At length the
deslderatum of combining 10 one instrument
and putting undes the control Of orc pair of
hands the exceIlencies Of these Two greatest
elements Of music, has been achieved -en
tirely, perfectly We, who have spent many
years in the study Of music, musical inslru-
mems, and the sciences pertaining to musical
effect, say this without hesitation. We have
examined, heard and tested the EoIian Piano
of 7. Gilber, & Co, Boston, and fl d every
Everything accomplished that we have hereto
fore found lacking in other experiments Of the
kind.
Blu, Of course the manufacturers Of pianos
who are not permitted to use the attachment
OF Gilbert u Co. are conscentiousy opposed
to the Eolian Piano. anl cry out loudly
against it ranking it I'd next in point of DAN
gerous iniquity to the California balloon. The
comn.ones charge they bring against the Eol-
ian is that it Injuries the piano part of the in
slrument. If any body will take the trouble
to examine with his own eyes, he will SEQ
that this is clearly impossible. The attach
ment is made entirely distinct from the string
part Of the piano, and lies in space beneath the
keyboard. The attachment can be instantan-
eously sounded or shut off from the piano
either can he played alone, or both together
at the pleasure Of the performer and with 8
skill that an hours practice is amply suffcen,
to acquire.
As to keeping in tune, the facts are jus'
these-the attachment remains perfectly in
tune, at concert pitch for years, and is at all
times an infallble test Of the correct intona-
ton Of the piano. Mr.. Gilbert's pianos them
selves have no superiors in this country, and
are made with the entire iron frame. which
obviates entr, ly the change Of pitch effected
by climate--the wires and iron frame, being
composed Of the same material shrink with
the cold and expand with the heat, exactly
alike-so that in change Of thirty degrees q
temperature. no palpable variation of the pi
anoes is produced.
The production Of Gilbe-t & Co.'S 4Eoliar
Pianos, therefore. may be regarded as the
great musical achievement Of the day. Theil
ware. rooms are a, No. 400 Washington st..
Boston.
There is another Gilbert in Boston, man.
ufscturcr Of Pianos-bui T. Gilbert g. Co. are
the only manufacturers Of the follan Piano
/ Mr.. Waters, their agent, has been exhibiting
some Of the 4Eoliaps during the week a, ri
ley's music store, 29T Broadway, and has sole
ali he brought with hin, besides having receiv
ed orders for several more. THIS is encoursg
l,n0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04
Newport R. l., Wednesday Morning, July a, 1849

The beautiful house Of the poetess, Mrs
Sigourney, at Hartford las been purchased
by Mr.. Cstlin, who has greatly improved
the whole property. The Hartford and Bris
tol Rail road has been laid out directly through
the beautiful grove Of E rest trees on the east
ery side Of the place. II cuts down 1886 large
forest trees-oaks, elms, naples, birches,
walnu,s, ckestnuts, &c. 1t also cuts of 65
fruit trees, Of various sorts of fruti. The
grove which has been so much admired, is 10
be principally cut down. -Four tracks are 10
run through the place, occupying three Of the
six and quarter acres which arc embraced
within its limits. Forty thousand yards Of
earth are to be rem we'd from the knoll on
which the grove stands to fill up the low land
near the main stSeet. The appraiser av arded
Sl2 900 as the damage. From this decision
both parties appeal; and Mr.. Catn in addit.
ion to his appeal, has caused an injunction to
Be issued, TO stop tho Company from cutting
or digging on his lands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-04

Island, and no general symptoms, which are
usually the attendant Of cholera atmosphere
| believe more general good health has sell
dom prevailed there than at the present time
II is generally believed that the location OF the
place is uniavorable to cholera atmosphere. and
that the town will remain free from that ter
rible disease The whole Island being stu
ated on rock. with soil of three TO fifteen
feet deep, and par,aking very much of the
character Of primitive formation, where chol'
era has seldom, if ever, prevailed.
In 1889 and 81 when cholera prevailed so
extensively on our large rivers, axes, sea
coast, and secondary formation of our country,
they had but a few cases Of cholera there
MANY Of which arrived sick from other places,
and were provided for under the impression
that the disease was eontagious-(and there
were many local circumstances 10 justify such
opinion)-bu il will be quite different now
that The inhabitants are more generally inform
ed upon the subject And | believe, if it
should Unexpectedly prevail there again, the
sick would be allowed TO remain in their
houses, and be provided for with all the care
Of the most enlig ghtened towns in our country,
and visitors will have no reason 10 fear that
they will be neglected. from that mistaken
prejudice. among people who are proverb
tally kind and in,ellg
Extensive preparations are making in tho
,own to take care Of any that may happen
there without a suitable home, where they
will be comfortably attended and cared for
There are larger numb"r Of strangers
already there than usual a, this time, AID the
prospect is, that the town will be well filled to
repay the extensive preparations made hy tho
inhabitants for their accommodation d
every exertion will be made TO render their
stay there, pleasant and happy. The Ocean.
Atlantic and Bellevue Houses have engaged II
band Of ls musiciars and many other amuse-
mems are arranged for the season.
The weather here has been warmer for the
last two or three days ,has ever before remem-
bered. The thermometer was up to So and
s5 in tho lower par, of,h 'nwn, and 80 on
tho hill. l.. +. u.
nv. York Express.
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hsoroTHrr Luce Fooo DsrAuLr,r.-
Among the removals Of Postmaster, by the
President, was that of Mr.. Bradley Of Clarks-
vile Tenn. In the estimation Of the Loco
Focos, this was Spo,her ins' ance Of vindic,ivc
Wing proscrpt on. made without any cause
whatever. II appears by tho Carksvillo
(lenn) Chronicle, that Bennett +. Bradley,
son Of the late Postmaster, H. a defauhcr to
the government in the sum ofseversI thousand
dollars. The young man frequently assisted
his father in administering the duties Of HE
office. Since his removal The dofslcs,ion has
como h light
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h uJWe understand that The Rev. Mr.
Bronson, Baptist Missionary 10 Assam, To-
gether with his Lady and Two native converts,
youths of Is and l6 years Of age, are TO vis
our town for day or two, and will stay with
the Rev DR.. Choules. The attention Of tho
Missionaries in BuTmah, Ana"au and Assam
have, we think, been very wisely directed to
the young, aud they have had great success
in their education, and very many youny men.
have embraced Christianity, and are consist
ent professors Of tie faith OF the gospel. As
one of our re spected townsmen, the Rev. Cy-
rus Barker, is Missionary at Assam, much
interest will be fe.t in this visit cf Mr.. Br0n.
eon. There will be pubic service at Du
Choue'sl church on Friday evening, and ad
DIRE ses will be delivered by the Missionary
and the natives.
In the afternoon OF Friday at I-2 past Mr..
and Mrs. Bronson will receive the calls of
their friends at tn lecture room of the Cen.
tral Baptist Church for an hour, and all who
feel disposed to call will be welcomed Tho
interview is intended to be merely a social
one.
AT the public service on Friday c7cnirg,
We expect there will be a large gathering, as
the occasion will be one OF deep interest.