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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
.--.nrNIA,lIA,- RRAss sPRlNo TRUSS

NH& Is rs Beekman-st y Y never grow veal
1Or rl,f from the moisture or heat Of the BODY
Ef~<| Once r. GIT always night" Pressure grad
- uated from ! % 81 los. without a Oack-pad,
bih d-. grsat injury 10 the spine six days nal gwen
and fu0t perfectly satisfactory, money femrned tnomP
-. ols.es Al reduced prices Also, the best Kind Of
.5''l-r grsc,. and Abdominal supporters ~ iseodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15
UNION COURSE, -rRoTrING.

UNION COURSE, Z, I'-THUITIFu'
e,u -. "A VIII come of
u ~ LASA THIS DAYS
va Gus James " lelplF names B. AVensetf n iouns
names on. Linda Also pacing match iof spyihi,o
h-4f. besf D. in fp hlraess r DAVIS names g. ~ Lazy
B.Fen. James Whrlpy names b ~ Congo MAID im-
ef ate v lffer match Tor 900 mile heats best IN D,
both 10 20 a. hey please c Carson names o. lnomas
liver " Reed 20 name A. The post Inc cars WI cav
srn Ferry Brooslyn az oc iock and relrn as soon as
M. spor,s are over fel5Irl " GREEN, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

THOMAS BELL, Aucuoneef
AUCTION NOTICE.-rhe balance OF stock q .
~ MATCHMAKER and Jeweier. comprising number "
very superior articles worthy attention THIS DAY, a.
10. O'Clock IN he Sales Rooms. n sptucsst including
some fne watches have been offered for seue nme
The name Of the proprietor Sufficient guarantee and
Will De mentioned the sale Also, me lot OF clothins
beautiful invoice Of hrstrae dry goods, nc: Also
superior bagstelle tsh.e comlle,e ...s W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-15

Hr-. ATTENTION.N EW-tOkhEhs.- lOL LEI
III. OR LFAsE-The Cottage Recess Garden WIN
~ large Hotel attached In CellowhilhsL Phladepns.
near Fair Mount OF the most magnificent places OF re-
sort In the country. This Garden has been eonduct.d
by the present occupant for 10 years where she msde
money rapidly and now only dsposes OF on account o.
The death husband Rent ssO0s year ne fixtures
&c can be had 5000 Every accommodation if manu-
featuring Ice creans &C The Garden 10 well snadeI
postpaid, Philadephla sunday Dispatch once Jels Nv
"a 820 ACRES Of heavy.umbsred Land, with water
% power " miles from Canal a. Rome, Y for SAFE az
- Is per acre Also $50 acres, good farming lsnds,
tsl IS per acre Apply 20 or address NstusVu,
Nas.su-si " Y ss.2 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27
FROM THE ROMAN STATES.

! We continue our very interesting account O.
the proceedings Of the French before "The Fer
nal City"
The Moneur publishes dispatches from &c.
| neral OudiOo,, dated Sanlucci, the 24h OF June
from which it appears that he had made no adj
vance, and was terrifying hiGself ON The breach
These dispatches naua,e all that occurred 10 23d
inclusive, but add nothing 10 what has been al.
ready published. The loss on The side OF the
French. in The operations OF The 22i and 23i
amount according 10 thoec dispatches, 10 a6ou,
| 90 killed and GO wounded. Among The lormer
were three captains, aud captain and lieutenant
were among the wounded.
The following short details concerning the
siege operations are IRON The Journal des De.
bals:-
"Since the false attack directed in he night of
The assault against The gate of ST Paul. ard AS
far as The ST. Sebas ain GAZE, il has been remark
ed hs; Tie firing of The defenders Of Rome extend
ed Itself along the whole length o; The walls. That
parl is he old enclosure OF the Emperor Aurelian
aud OF Eelisaius. /, has been repaired, and a
gallery made from which men can fire. Even
Inc old enclosure has been put 10 Stale 10 sus-
tain siege. We have before said that il would
be necessary 10 place heavy artillery on The
breach to silence The cannon which are planted
on The interior ini!enchments On Tie %, pre-
paralious were made 10 effect this object, which
will be enc Of much fatigue and trouble. Gene
raj Ouiiuot made known on The 18Th 10 The Ro-
man Govcrnmen,lhe Geographic despatch which
be had received from Paris, announcing The ic-
preston OF the insurncticn on the l3h, and tina,
The Legislative Assembly had decIeed state Of
siege, but on The 2st The effect produced b. ii in
Rome was mol koown."
The following extracts will be found TO cons
Iain some interesting particulars;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27
Photographed for the National Ialellisencer.


Flags have been suspended Il ha!t.nast to-day
from all the public buildings throughout The CITY
md on The shipping, in respect 10 The memory Ct
Ex-President PcLK. The funeral solemn,Lies
take place tonight in Monument Square. Inc
bells will commence loling al . o'c ock and con-
lInue until Z, when the ceremonies are 10 lake
place An eulogy will De pronounce os 'u WI
a requiem.
The STATE Reform Convention is now in SEES
sion here. The number Of Delegates 10 atien'
dance is very small.
Iu his city, fresh ground Howard street n9nr
sells a; So city mills IS IS, red wheat los ii'6
White and yellow corn from 50 10 60. AZ Fhfa'
d,,n1in 4 M, is 6S az rs, wheat iOl l07. corn
msal2 IS a 2 81, corn 90, rye -four 50 Al Ner
York -four ia SIS 10 S rs for western, and south
erp u, CO. higher, corn meal So 81 2 81. rye
aour So, red wheat l03 los, Gencsee l20 l2o,
corn 81 a 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

[, gives US pleasure 10 stale that Hon. John
Mason has accepted the invitation Of commi'.
Ice, appointed on behalf OF our ci.zens, 70 delveI
an eulogy commemorative OF the virtues and
public services OF The deceased E1-Presi!cnt Jas
K. Polk. 1. has b.cn deemed advisable 10 fost
ponc the ceremonies incident 10 The occasion un
Ill early in The month of October. Tbs is re-
commended on account Of The sickness prevailed
in our city, he absenre OF many OF our CITIZEN:
from their homes aud The present pressing en-
gaeemenls Of Judge Mason as President OF the
James River and Kanawha Company.
The intellectual endowmens Q! Judge Mason
his thorough knowledge OF the illas.tious deac
the intimate relations which existed between
him and The deceased Ex.Presiden,, (whosc aeis
adorn the brightest pages of our ccuniry's histo
ry,) will serve 10 render the performance OF hi
duty entrusted 10 hin peculiarly appropriate
and We confidently look forward 10 the enloymen
Of rich Intellectual ueat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27
RRIGADE ORDERS,
DNIO III III
Richmond July 95lh, le

RICHMOND. July 9ohl Ie4J J
Colonel John A. Meredith, L. Col. q. ~
Johnson, Major Fl. c. Cabell, Captains Waller
n. Harrison, Christopher q TomFk'ns, !ohn
B. Danorth, Of the IL h regiment; Captain D
Basseu French OF the 23i regiment, members,
and Captain B. F. GaGaheI OF he 18Th rrg'men''
supernumerary, are detailed, TO constitute de-
neral Court Martial, 10 convene al The ATmoiy,
in the City CT Richmond on Monday, The On
day CT August next, for The Trial OF Lieutenant
Elijah Brown, of the Public Guafd, upon charges
and specifications preferred against him by Capt.
f,hs-ies Dimmock. Commandan, OF The Quad.
John S, Caskie, Esq, is appointed Judge
Allocate WM. LAMBERT,
Brg'r General, q Brigade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

THE DREAD OF A NAME The only
Post Office in Ohio named "Weller," has been
lately changed by the no.pariy Administration 10
Co,nis. So hostile are they 10 any Thing squinI'
in9 a, Democracy, lhat they won't even allow
q Post Offi:e to bear the name CT Democrat
A Pest Office in Michigan has been discontinued
for the reason il is said, that lis Dame smacked
100 strongly Of Democracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

The Woodstock Tenth Legion says that Mr.
GotL.pAy, The P. NJ. at that place has been re-
moved and a MIR. John I. Hickman substituted
in his place. The same paper says that Rich-
ard Miller The P. Nj. al Edinburg has received
his walking papers, and that his successor con-
no, be found-no such man being know. Has
The konfst Fig Henry Warren been Ao;zcd?
What mo party" administrator
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

Elwood Fisher, Esq. has accepted The homo
rary old Virginia Supper rendered him by The
members OF The Virginia Legislature. The Sup
rer will come on NEXT Mon1ay Eight al War
renton Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

Mr. PowIe-Dear Sir: Mr. Hervey Hill, whose crrilh,
catr il given below Is Of most respectable ana
honest farmers and his wife enjoys good health.
Very respectfully, yours, -
Beaufort County. North Carolina,
Chocowinity, near Washington, Aug. u, ls9I.l
The undersigned feeling grateful for The relief al,
forded BY The use Of DR.. WlsTAR'5 BALsA Mo-. or
WILD CHERRY, deems IL but an act Of 'as.,ee
10 say, that but for the use Of taI sauao ,i
dy his wife long afflicted with what she ana an oheIs
~, sid.red CONSUMPTION, would probably have been,
ere this. in her grave. But all the dangerous ana In
pleasant symptoms have been removed by me use o.
ie" oo.,'e''a"u 'A' uERyEY HILL.
arR swar. of counterfrits. None genuine unless
49, Por sale by GAYNOR & WOOD and ALEX
AMBER DUAL, only Agents fol Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

There were a, the Greenbret White Sulphur
Springs on the 18Th ins over goo Tisrers, and ~
al the Blue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-27

vanni, and The second with three baia lions, al
The Poua del Popolo, 10 the direction OF The
Villa Borghese. These false attacks, which
were fully supported, ceased as soon as The
lcdgnenl in the breach was effected. Fol ssve
raj days previous 10 The assault, a series OF mi
nor opera ions had been successfully made and
& = ne columns bad advanced as far as Mar'no
and TIvuli, cutting of communication with the
CITY, and taking possession Of large conveys OF
caiic, wine and provisions, destined for The
use If The Roman army. The town, though
no. regularly invested, vas deprived OF many
Of It's iormsr resources, AMI The Quantity OF
provisions within the walls was daily diminish.
ing. / have as yet no certain indication as 10
The mole in which the French General means
10 follow up his success, but have been max.
inc INQUIRIES from persons better acquainted
With the locality Than | am Tor the purpose Of
calculating what his plans may be. flnd that
the place where the French are now inlrenched
On The breach. is he highest part oil the Janicu.
lam within The walls, that the ground is
nearly on a level with il, close 10 the basticn
on the North, bat that il falls away consicer-
ABLY 10 The South, and slopes with regular de-
scent 10 The iounlan ard still more rapidly
from The fountain 10 The Church CT ST. Pietro in
Moplofio. II ibis description be correct, il re-.
suits from il that no batteries can be established
in front or on The right OF The French position,
AID that the only suitable ground is Oh the left.
B3ricades formed in front can be speedily CARR.
cd, and if The left flank be secured, The works
can be advanced 10 the church itself, whence The
whole Of The city may be surveyed as on map.
Below The church OF ST. Pieiro in Mon'oTiu is
The Pon,e Sislo, connected with which runs he
long line OF street called The Luhsava, nearly
parallel TO The river AID leading 10 the great 81.
~, nc ~ Ira ~.
within the walls, flank on The lell the present po
siiion OF The French, and the Paazzo Corsin il.
self Will serve Them as temporary fortress. In
every respect, therefore, The attack Of he Fre ch
General On The point he has chosen is judicious-
nay, indispensable; Tor il would have bsen i'm
possible for man Of bis experience 10 penetrate
al any vital point, and leave a place command.
ing The whole city in the hands OF The enemy
The principal work, however, remains 10 be done,
and The presen. position must Re regarded as The
p. eface 10 q book, or, rather, The prologue 10 a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

ihinly covering his well formed head 10 allowed to
strsgSle In al directions, apparently without much
rsesrd to military pre cson. His features are oily,
but BY no m, anr bandsope In tbi particular neither
Brown Atwood have done him any injustice
when the M ultitude cheers him. be has become
oustomed TO the uniform reply God bess you gentle
men be with you; and when the ladies address
him or valve their hands or hAndkerchiefs from the
vindows and balconies, the sslutation returned IL
slmo,t equally uniform Your hubble servant. ladies' "
Looking out upon tho At the Relay House,
be- remarked In raised tone Of voice " Why geutls
men. you all appear to be boys; there old
among you w when old gray headed veteran poked
his head from the crowd with the excls nation Here
ie one General who Is older think, than You are "
His couptenance indicates hone,ty aud frmuess OF
Of course, made very favorable mpresson.
On "wednesday, l learn. President Polk aud lazy
will give their Last evee in honor Of General Taylor
end family at which they will of course be present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

nslsrn ds Corror sndsl Brosdoot do America (s<
tos da Bsrhs Bryant Gay New York: Gscrsis auaiog
,on DO Gen Harrison Rotterdam Br he h naras sn tn
Liverpool Kant,D swsDson do salem Gibson Cnau-
sMehsl d: Brig Horsa Proyidsoss wetumpss
Fo~ % New Yors; ATnsberrv. kedbean. Att Republic
RoRToIx rsb 2iNXrr brig Emily Parahsn Bssholm Got.
pb bpd to Boston Put in in asress In Hampton oad
ship EDAst from James bod e Brensn tlerslie,
FREDERICK bug bpd to Boston, Cook Baltimore bud
kBedferd IN srpht sctr ves~ BUNKER NYork: Eli
"a Jsrc srsa from Chssps.hs Bay bad TO NYrx ca
Gen Cass Kesr IL days from NOT bad to Rohmoid
sxp.r enctd heavy weather but sas,a aimed 90 damess
psosps Pos,s, Bostn bss Pt%ra T%ssobsr NYos; oSio
Irkre do: schr Witch Smsl ey do. 9th snip
nis Liverpool ship Lydia soule NH.yeu (Eng
rop Johpsor NYork CD bark TeAas McNa NYork; brig
con. v q kins. do schr G Jones Look, do.
Nth-Snps shire, Haley ldg om, Wright
" Riga beard New York. Olive Branch Drake dis; speed
GruBdei de- Lyd,a eouie dis Leardr Liverpool
Thames Remms dis 9u:sBsSy Nccallum nu,l Hartford.
r. sapds GILES Liverpo. Baldwin dis Colonist Berron
Charlotte AyIes liver oO Lady La a smith die
Lady the axe, FitImor s Clyde biz, Ann, Blyth, RI
Exact Stevens Ne. York; vsrnop Fay dis Swe Geva Odn
Isasc N, Brown, Hood Collins wig Brbsrks Ato
Huteh'sp. Glsses; Eyerrep, Brown Liverpool Tadnore
Caroline G,iie New York; de Jor vie Gsrdoer aavans
Alert Blen Boston, PbGpx Dr. Asikle, dis Cauibbse,
Sms,i an ~. dis Sea Flower sudsy Phi. seh.: Alert
VIVA reps Ympr reuheld Posdence Com In Chief Ketohum
New York B Nah ney, ncGanshu,. PhlA julia Eusa Mar
Matilda Peroval dis Chdress dis viusoa Jeha
sr, dis May Flower Churchill dis 0smbri Bradford
WILMINGTON Feb 2s-Arr brig Annswcn Amy Havana; schs
Ri Twpsepd Corson NYork Nenesota Richardson Boston
Cid Gath. big Belle, misns. NYo'k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

mark ETS WHERE.


PmIArKLrmIA. Feb -frn Board SS0 pennrylva
100 dc. t Isl co. s 20H 40, 500 do s04: 2UW do
OK; sgk 1876 imington Lnan. 81; eco renns, lvana
IS ~ It's s,tu. Tx hnv sticn 10 81 100 rtt,ours
- 81 3vp Harrisburg g. 81 lUt sennykl Navigation Mort
SAGE 10 0U b h5 e 3J ehiSh 10 f31;
Toe do G 90 Lefgh6s 6 u sohuy kill Navigation S. oo
w NU S. 80 471 suO City is 70 shares uri
(s, III linton Bank, Tennessee A. 3, Morris Canal 9x
Hsris ks, nd, 5es; IL GrsId Banh, I'M " rnd
1rp.t .2h; Beir,e BaIds s2oYo Psnnsy.vsnis S. 50
share U,nsd s,es Bank. b5 "a Reading stock TX: SO
DO Isz; do 1915 lvU do lszs b. worrs Canal S. g "
DO y. Tnon anal b n III do ia: 81 Read ng
stcti s6 W., 100 United staes Bans, Second Bo,rd-
xsp sswD Sia; 1850 ehish 64z; go d.. 6k;
:tVO schuy kill Nav, 6S 3g3 UO do. Sy4 l0 do. 39A;
l L.hsh Canal scrip ST. SU Pennsyvana Sc, e04 ~ do
stL; ehigh g. $40 penp lvsbi> So 9 1917 City 6s
7e I0 0U DE-. lU 100 Lehgh g.. 65; O sha Reading
st6k. l,s farmers and Mechanics Bank 574; do,
I'M 10 do 571 10 Ok 81 Nero aud Mechanics BAnk
10 Union fank TetT Al PENNEY lvania salroad
1tL lUC Union CALaic M 400 do, lS 10 do. lf " do
nX.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA February % The -four market IL
firm ut SIS Tor common shipping brands with some fur
thr Aes for export but the wet weather prevents the
tIspssction much out door busipess For home
sumption prices range from So to So rs for
fair ptops, nd extra brpss S. 37s TO IS rs.
Grsip-Ibs ,aies are limited, being held above the
rates fixed upon by the msrs Rye for Disabling sells
t6 to 68 cents Yellow sells for 61 cents
bu,feI, full weight South.rn oats, 80 cents aud 80
to 81 cent? for Pc nnayvsna Whisky in hhds. sells
at 22k to % cent?; and "a cents in bbls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

In the Gulf pssd mum Der of'pars with sAs rigging &c. 81
taclcd
Cenl Taylor Bonns Fair Haven. with les bsund to
Carolina.
echr Henry Barns wsdmors. Fair Haven with iee bound
to Ecrth Carolina .,o
sshr HendIik Hudson, Dowd Whining N. NC. i2dayA
PAsist ship London Heoard from London TO Grnns Min
turn Co. -
Snip Bsrsov from Liverpool. 10 Taylor and Merrill
ehip Fdsar. Smith. from Orleans
Ham bark Harriet 9S days from Lima
Bail Surr Surry,- from " OrlcAna
BAH Charles Dese O. Bailey, from New Orleana
Bari Jos ph Ste art, from New Oresns
Fsrk Tbomss aalowe from New Orlsns with Orc.
vsost TO n Truudy-. anchored in the bay.
Brig Grecan. from alermo with huis, Chamberlain
Piers orc in the lower bay.
Brig Isrch fr' IN New Orleana
Brig Emily, from Charleston
A br bark with tbe J, 40 Of her fore topmast.
Most OF the above vesses lower bsy tbs
wind hard from T. they TO get their
anchors
The bsrk John Stroud. Ewe from New Orleans (roportad in
mornings pper has been 10 days North Of HAttera
tpit taLs stove bulwsrks &C.
IE.nuARv 6-wtpA at SUNRISE NE; at meridian, M d
sun set I-blowipG fresh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

On the 2ith instant after a short Illness, JAMES
Lucy eyed AZ yssrs
The friends Of the family his brethren Of the Lodge
OF Strict Observance No ", and Olive Branch Lodge
No 81. |. o. f., and the members Of those orders
in coed stapdpg, are invited to attend his funeral
from his late residenc. No 100 Canal street rass
day ihie afternoon at O'Clock The Lodge Of Strict
Observance and Masonic fraternity will meet 10 the
Lodge Room At Howard House, at O'Clock, previous
to the funeral
At Brooklyn on the morning of the 26th instant,
HhMAS SCRANTON, OF the nrm of Scranton Co
agsd 2s years
His friends also the officers and members Of Eagle
Loose Nc. "a, OF o. r and the order Ia general,
alto members ard exempt mem b~re Of Hook and Lad
DER &c No are invited TO attend his funeral from
the Rev. MIR Spears Church csrn-r Of Ciirton and
Amty s'r.t' South Brooklyn, this tuesday after.
noon at O'Clock
Al Brooklyn, on tbs. 25th instant EMILY c. c. BsAzo,
age months
The fupernm will take place on Tuesday, at 2
O'Clock, p. at the r.rideuce Of the parent As
Main street the acquaintancss respectfully invi-
ted to attend
At Brooklyn, on Monday, 2eth instant CHARLES r.
TAyIoR. aged ~ years.
Fureral from 81 Wyckon street, ON Tuesday, at IL
osicek. A. Nj
At Washington. on the 2ist instant ant
JANIS OrlLEHs. United States Navy, aged 81 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

Passengers Arrived
New ORLEASs-BaTk John Stroud-Mrs Smith, Sny.
der, J Dowhea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Poet Once, February a. lS49.
OFFICIALLY PuBILsHrD PAPER HAVING LAReEsr
CIRCu,
LADIES LIST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-27

On the l4th February, in Halifax county, Va by
the Rev James Lopeacre. Rev JONATHAN B Tonnes,
formerly Of New York. to Miss HErTiE ASr only
Al Ga.gov, Scotland, Jan. 25. Capt WALrGsJ C.
LANG, CoDma n der Of the Royal Mail Steamship Bril-
tspnis, to CHARLOTTE SUsANSAH, daughter Of job
Mcneil, Esl of ArdnAerose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
IMPORTANT FR0M HAVANA.
--latest News Of REV!
IatoFpoaition Of The American Consul

-eoa-
The Mobile Register Of Thursday contains the
following interesting intelligence:
ARRIvAL or THE BR1TIsH STEAMER TRENT.
The Royal Mail steamer Trent, Capt. Clark, ar
rived in the lower bay, on Tuesday morning last,
in three days from Havana. She brings but one
passenger for Mobile. To the polite attentions of
Capt. }. p Downer, the pilot, we are indebted for
some intelligence, and files Of Bermuda papers.
The quarantine regulations at Havana continue
to be strictly enforced but are expected to be re-
pealed soon.
The yellow fever is prevailing with great VIC
lence in Havana.
The schooner that took Senior Francisco Rey
from New Orleans, touched at Havana on the 24th
ult, and transferred him to the American brig An
drew Ring, in quarantine-the regulations not al
lowing any one to land without eight days quaran-
tine. General Campbell, the American Consul,
Immediately upon hearing Of Rey's reported alb.
dueton, went alongside the brig, and offered his
protection TO take him outside Of the Moro and put
hin; on board the packet about to sail for New Or
leans; but Senior Rey declined the Cosus services,
saying he lOas there By has Oun free 1DiB Upon
this, Gen. Campbell dropped the matter This
information Capt DOwner assures US he received
from Gen. Campbell himself Il WILL no doubt,
put an end to the investigations at New Orleans.
The Trent left the following vessels in quaran-
tine at Havana bark Rapid, from New York ;
brig Frances Ellen, Of Portland brig McNollan,
Of Beverly; bark John Benson, and brigsAndrew
Ring.
We find nothing of interest in the Bermuda
papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04

GUNrowDER 0s. gHoLERA.-When the cholera
visited London ia 1892 and 1898 the cily lthori-
ties had small quantities Of gunpowder tied lightly
u strong paper and fired in lhe alleys and denselV
populated portions Of the great metropolis. This
cOnensson disturbed Che air, and The od0F from the
powder displaced obnoxious ef1uvia and purified
ihc atmosphere L was used in theatres, churches
and school-roam7, and was found to De powerful
dsiniecng gent; The smell remaining more than "A
hours % tie buildings u was used 10 ire azaret.
los q Trieste and Malta, aud was tried ia Paris in
1883 and also n Montreal IN The latter city cam
non We're placed ID lhs narrow streets and fired
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
TuT,beT Indian Outbreaks in Florida.

We have received from the Office Of the Savan-
nah Georgian slip dated last Saturday at P. ~,
containing details Of more Indian violence In Flo
rida, which lead to the alarming belief that there
has been concerted attack upon the white settle
ments Passengers by the Florida boat report, that
an attack was made on Charlotte's Harbor on the
Gulf Coast, nearly at the same time with that on
Indian River, so near that the expresses from east
and west met at Tampa They say that the ln-
dams, some fifteen or twenty in number, came IN
at the trading store at the mouth Of Pease Creek,
at the head Of Charlotts's Harbor, and inquired
for Mr.. Kennedy, the principal in the establish
ment He being absent, they killed the clerk and
another man, and wounded several other persons
among whom were some women; plundered the
store, set fire to it and burned it to the ground
They then decamped with their plumber, and
drove off with them number Of cattle. No sus
pcions of hostility were entertained by the inhab
itants, who were.of course entirely unprepared fo
an attack, or for defence An express was sen
to Tampa, and the officer in command immediate
ly dispatched one of the two companies ar
post, to give protection to the settlers in
borhood Of the depredations. omnanica
sufficient available force 10 pbasp opepea ihs1eh
tha;r recassas ,sb,. dna te go louis. and from
'heif IeceSses' SKIN sp rs longer needed
prevail aMQefhe property uf fhusa who prefer terra
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