New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Texss Items.

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From ~ y o. comnsrcHal Buist- loe
The cholera is prevailing at San Antonio bat 10
what extent seems somewhat uncertain The Arsf'a
Doczaf says that gentleman who had arrived a. nat
place from San Antonio reports that - n4y A. e.s
or nine deaths have occurred in . sngle DAY me
attacks are confined principally % the Mexican popls
ton"
The ship B. r. Milan arrived a; Galveston from New"
Yorx on Saturday. the 18th ut with eznty TWO pa
snxsrs Of whom forty four, composing tne Fremont
Associstion. are bound 70 California
The Galrsson ciriliaa, Of the % has TIC following
paragraph p.,,,..,o c.,. L., smith arrived
Yesterday from New.Oresns We earn ma ~
Palmetto proceeds hence 70 Belize Hondufas " I'N
back % New Orleans the steamer Galveston 80
Belize by the injury In her machinery reoel'e' Oh '
m bdg Mary. Capt Hays, arrived yesterday from
can Joan Slcsra9us The Mary earned doNn one nun
dred and twenty four e1grsnn iot c4iyi.-.0 7. ~
York The party bad steamboat IN pieces "hlch
tbev proo1eded 10 pat up ~ san Juan ana TWO fD"
boats in which they we're 70 proceed up me fi'eI Az
Juan expecting ascend u WITHIN tlriy hFe OF oiiy
oo,le, Of sbe waters d the Pacific Capt H. EFT tne
uas.engers al in fine neslLo and the health oi the coun
Try was remarkably good, though the weather "a'
warm
Sd inst3 that orders have been received ~ the Asis
rnoros Cus,un House, that goods entering Mexico IN
this line shan be alone crossed al BfoHDsTil4e AsD
that gE1s granted heretofore ~ inc Aic"Nes' AZ
different towns the river above, VII HDi De i''o
nized a. heretofore, ,.
The Indisns have recently given good des Of ifou.
bic upon the Rio 6rsnde. party, supposed ABOUT
100, made iorsy IN the vicinity d Santa ma
,sy twelve rniles from Brownsville, where tney ioe
and drove OF large number Of horses and mules
numbering two women and carrying on number 'i
children On the l2h ult 49, sugpo'ca 70 Dc onkn
uavs or iipans came 70 Rancho hOsssfeO, and killed
Mexlcan and hls wife another Mexican escaped With
an arrow shot In his breast
sword TO GIN UENDyKsOS.-We learn from nc
linton (san AueustneJ that Gen. Rusk on the evening
- he anf Of IffH0Puf POK. pre-
sented the sword voted % Cen. : p henderson ~
the United States COngress Tor bic conduct a. Monte
rey Gen. Henderson declined receiving me honoi 10
public
RELIGIOUS ASNIvERsARIEs, COrvgSTIoSs, 6o.
IN pplApyLPmA-The p f. S0te Contention re-
snmed ia sftipgs third dsyJ on Thufsdsy The Re.
port Of the Treasurer If the Convention una sho"eo
balance Of slO7 In the treasury and the Trustees
Episcopal Fund for Dhrrn and disabled ciefgyme" ~
ported balance OF sJJ7 80
Cucihxon was then resumed. lion JOseph u ins'i
soil was opposed He coniended that the ofisIhai al
mission OF The Church Of the Crucihxon % connection
With this Convention in error. and shOuld never
have been accoded 10 Judges Conyngham ana SHoeu
opposed Mr. IngcrsOi when the quesuOD As''aN'I
upon the motion % admit the depnues 70 seets' aho
epsIIv decided IN the negative by orders ~ follows
(Ieyn.-Ayes n nays ~ ,,
Chueh>,-Ayes n nays 81 divided
The Am Bar Mi.s Unt0n.-The receipts Of tins AZ
ISOLATION during the year ending March 81, 1873 have
"slo5.zs 2. and the expenditures siol ~ 62-eaying
balance In favor Of the Treasury o. sAf9 ~, WIN n
reduced 70 1881 o. OF The receipts so were grais
from The American and Foreign Bible Society, for Bbie
transnfon printing and distribution In Asia and Europe
1900 from the American Tract Socey lyi lia,-s !.
Europe and Asia; and s9,Ooo from the u 1g,eIm"n,
for civilization u Indians Of North Amencs Aaelens
10 tho above 5000 have been received a. hank Offering
from two individuals and constituting special and 10
be applied 70 promoting the preaching OF me go'pel
among the kHfens
The Am. Sunday School Union eelebraiod it, Iwen
~ fifth Anniversary ON Thursday. Inc Annual hepoil
shows the following results
Receipts x6lO2f A. Of which $751; ls9 10 were donations
and leRaeics <28 D 70 for sales, si ~ Tor rens 81
The soeieys building IN "a snS .oe boos on hand
s7Oi236f Expenditures-fof stereotype plhies' S,sa
81 copyrights and edung, s. so = engraving y ~
$40 Isl Bbes Testameuts and other books, S6,7n 81
interest loans S83f So loans paid ~ oOO' saaIles ~
Philadelphia Depository 81 42 81 resloi Depository ana
Offices % 900 % &579 25 missionaries, agents and
donations made TO poor schools, &c S3,570 ~ which
with the ovordra Of ls year a. or 49, makes 81 ~
beng s247l - more than The whole amount co9
10 the donation fund Miscellaneous items SAB 50 bal
snce cash hand sl0l 81 stock Of books on hand So
81 76 The Society is now indebted Tor paper binding
ke AZ 5 10, which, added to the amount OF loans bear
Isss ts'' W.
The Sunday School Missionary Coporteurs have e..
tsbshed 700 schools and have visited and revived
2O9s other schools altogether embracing p Isl teach
srs and ISL 900 scholars They have distributed, by
sale and donstiOn, nearly $4,000 worth OF religious
books for children and youth Their salaries ana eN'
penses were el27l0 90 ~ new publications have
been issued during the last year and the new reading
matter put in circulation amounts 10 nearly 4OOOOO
volumes, lamo, Of 200 pages each. OF the whole mum
Der OF publications Of ~ pages Issued the past
year wothrds written Tor the society. The to-
tai value OF publications distributed during the year was
sl30d3 80 larger amount than has ever been crcu'
lated by the Society in any one year since its organ