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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury on Mason's
Deatb-The City Authoritie. severely Gen.
sured-Denth of Lady stuart.

WONIEtALl huk' Ut VI,
The inquest ON the body Of Mason the livery
stable keeper who shot In the not a. LafOntane
bad come 10 conclusion. The COroners Jury icon.
sstng OF men Of both psrties) the following YER
Diet " That the said Mason, deceased, came 10 bis
death by having been shot by some person unknown
that such person firing Ia the defence OF Laon.
tsnes hie and property that the Corporation are
greatly 10 blame IN negectiDg timely precautions that
would have sverted this calamity"
Our city is healthy and the Cholera has quite disap
peared.
By the last report from Quebec ind that deaths
had occurred there, among whom was the wife Of
Chief Justice sir James Stuart Bart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

FREE SoIL MEETING Al BOsToS.-Hon Sal
mon P. Chase L. 4. Senator from Ohio, addressed a
Free Soil meeting in Faneu Hall on Friday evening
He spoke encoursgnsy of the prospects, Of his party
at the West predicting that the Free Democracy A"
would be stronger in the next Ohio Legislature than
in the last Matthew Bolles, Esq. presided, and Dr.
Walter Charming offered the following resolutions,
which we're unanimously passed
Resolgsd. That the Platform laid down a year ago al
Buffalo 10 strong enough for any Freeman, and wide
enough for all Freemen.
Rs.oired That admire the conduct and approve the
position of the Convention of friends at Rome. Tie
ground thsy take will take, and with them will de-
fend II.
Resoired That welcome all honest anti-slavery men,
whether Of the Wing Of the Democratic party 10 the
Buffalo Platform and that ready 10 Join with any
party the basis Of the union In Vermont
he,olred, That In tho coming contest we look with
dcnce to the friends of Freedom, the gallant few " from
Tbs East and from the West, In tho House and Ia the
senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The Cnnfurr Of Trme.vnr.



We trsnslte n i1oNins Tor II ITi7E7f ION 10
Kf1is-i, Zsifaus
To- papers - yeurs q; iasi ssni The capture Of Ten
esvsr TIE fortress taken the ijh July after the
mosi obstinate re.i.A1ce RgssWias. he commanser.
Ike Heu.1 Of-n e w.-h ne gres'er Par Of his forces.
TIE 0sfreoti-< Cr--eJouceaf asserts hat only he
rso1 5u. The -rr- servian population shot down
On ne other ha-s go H5lveds parity ie'i and p.riy
ol -ded The rampant. anl g. ~ ,he tchss Thus
Tie ssi Of he nporisni oresses o. Hungary 10 the
aar1s Of ne Magyar IT, sock of arms especial
kerry and Cannon iake1 in Temesvlr IS very great and
be n immense ne H-aEarl1 fholg sy have
is.i received from England BY way Of Orsova 5000 PER
cuss.on locked uuskets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The Areused Of Juse II.

The Cogncllch4mbor Of tho Tribunal Of the Sem. he.
deferred lls opinion rs.iye 70 The pssons charged With
the ljh n Jlne and whom proposed " for al
before the higo Court Of Justice IL has declared hat
The legislative Assembly against whom warrants have
been granted al tbe demand Of Tho Attorney Cen@s %
geArr with he pfopnstofs u the journals ~heh pub.
hshrd lns manifesto exciting 70 insuHecton. Several
Olefs are likewise lnclsded 10 the decision II bs. far
tnef dec AIRED hat there exists evidence sgsns Lou
Paschs u the 18th legion Of Nations! Guards
nor against N LssnDs former director Of The nsuO1sl
"orkshops. Thoss persons have 10 conss9gence been
submitted 70 the legislative Assembly previous 70 s pro-
fSEaacn ...,.,,--,.,,
are 10 BE- brou.hl 70 a before The II IN Court of Jgs
ice FOR b. sa.ir Of The 18Th Of June Nh L@1n Ros.
Consldsrsnt, Bolehoi Rslter Commsssre, Folk Pysi.
Arrl, Kornig MARIN. Bernard csn4srei, Nen.na Rog,
g-ot Lsndoipse. Hofef, Kopp, Ass.su Roland, HeiiI
nssn, sasn oa nSs Sos no5 ms4 y, aSss
winters who accused are Ian ois, Thore Rlbeyroes
Delesclu.e add Pays Among The oIher sccused NM
Ggiczrc, Forester, ard krenEe Arago
Seventeen Of The prsouefs confined In he Concersers
sroers charge q having participated In he lnsaecuoa
uy movement oflhe ish Of June have been liberty
Amocg ihen are mentioned the names u Col Dssphin
nm laurent Aon,on, Fsrns, end Carpenter
forfyfve Inhabitants Of Montlgeon have bsen commit
The iasanecuonsry movsmeass Of Inc l,'b o. hue
Among hem are three mayors the son OF mayo a. et
mayor dspeiy mayor es",s'sf m.se .ys 49,
ss~per. and rural posnAn Lns ,sms'n's' e''-e'
operatives, field isborers o. yins ef.'.~os ~, 49,. .
The Chamber u Aeea.&non d ne Sos's 2, nSps. =.
accused Of having sseo par 10 ne uoeo4es o' J.be
Aner lonx sebersion i fsIsfne1 fas os ssa49s. =
p-r,ous i'm pesied the Affairs " ne Hsashnin Il lad
p,eyios.y done he with respect 70 seysn pefsons
In piieaIed 10 The troubles Of nc bss-Rain.
Socialism ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Gsv-
ersnent.
Gen. Geuissu, commander of the garrison Of Lyons has
70 consequence Of Ine ssis d seEs closed I've shop.
- AI L<sT p/0L N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Naturalization ALtKArDER EvASs has been
re- sominated to Congress by the Wings OF the
vlh District Samuel NJ. Maeraw Is the Loco
Dominee. The District gave Taylor 5,15S votes,
Cass 4,lg5, and Van Buren, T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
81 TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TaIBUNt.
Weekly Return of Deaths In Boston, &c.
BOSTON, Saturday, Aug ..

BOSTON SATURDAY aug -.
The returns of deaths for the past week are
2ls Of which - by Cholera, showing decrease
from last week Of SO
Unitarian Church 10 Worcester was burnt lsst
night Loss estimated at $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

FsEG DsNocRauc CoSvESrtos.-Ihe Dio'e
aid Deuooa,ie Uaioa Is authorized T. state "ha' me
so. csnDoi C0mmnes yfsfrday issHed eaU fer J''f
D,so1aile Mass STATE CONVENTION, 10 be hid az Sy-
,o1... on N l9il day Of Sepfe@bsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The ,lag,nr IrrupIion into MoIdnria.

The following detailed account Of tbs important
event translate for The Tri5.as from the KaiseAs
Zstlng.
The most important event which have 10 announce
today from the heater Of he i he suses Of 81
HlngAr corps OF 5000 inaary AID 0o cavalry with
pieces Of cannoa. ne CLos-PAss IL Modava Tbs
important event toos place OF The Sd July and "a. Al
nounced By express Jassy and Czern0witz Roman
ian corrs under Gen Usrago6 who guarded The Ines a.
thar place vas forced 20 maze precpla.e retreat ard
Gen Moler who commanded a. Jss-y, eoncentrsted IS
rapidly A. possible al ne troops A. his command r Mol
davis IN order 10 the sudden and unexpected ap
peararcs o. the enemy But be mustered only bslAons
with few cannon. and accordingly serd. FOR s.t 5es
sauauAn snt 10 Trsnsyivania, whence he expected
sacco % Cfot-uh-im B-iz This incarsion Of such
an important corps into more tAn half Rus.a pr0sircs
is The frs siep Which has been laken BY The Hungzs,
Revolution beyond The limits Of Hungary nsy. beyond
The lm.t. Of lh- Austrian Empire. We canroi Indeed
decide whether .or. o. r1--ia intended b. this IL
order 10 raise some provisions anc military stores 2n- %
fA back upon szekler country, whether aigher
object IN view, namely, the rising q The Danube
prrco aues against the Russian supremacy which has
ls-r es3a srw.I.ssly ecrps. e.. inr 5s=. NC TO-
commands u 1fsssyTsa.a e Assss issSssy sas SEQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
TURKEY.
ErraI Fire az -eTTes.

consag broke out in ne City Of seue.
On the lOh which destroyed IS churches, mosques ~
khal. O schools aud other buildings, amounting 10 al TO
ln0O We are sorry 20 learn that The INDECENT Gfeess
Will be- he greatest sufferers BY this awful calamity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

The Canada reached her wharf at Jersey City
on Saturday morning. and We received our papers
shortly after her arrival. We lay before read
ers this morning ali the details from Hungary and
the most interesting news from other countries.
The y. s mail steamer Washington arrived ct
Of 1 DE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD OF Health

Board Of Health. SATURDAY. aug ..
d. GxER the Resident Physician 'ePo'" - uea'h'
q, having occurred since MS report OF ye'efo@y' OF
which were Ia private practice ana ID lDe
brooklyn Board of Health. sArcSoAY' Aug p.
Dadng the last p hours there have been report
II nth. Office fatal cases Of epidemic Cholera viz
s,,bolss McGrath Blake's Buildings Ann Mcclure
,ysr,enst. Nancy Lake Franklin Az, Michael Conlin,
so,re,. buildings Jane Lyons. do. - Lacoris last
sroohlyn. Ann T. Squire, Myrtle ay. peter Manning
dams u G. :. D. 'ooDhl'hi HeailH i"ys'O'aD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

~ The u. 5. Mail Steamship Cherokee Capt.
Z vop. arrived on Saturday morning from Savannah
We are indebted 70 her officers for late Southern
psyers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
aroesIyn Board Of Health

yteuosr-HoRAcg GREELEr will speak 70
,,e Whigs 10 Manchester, Bennington CO. on
Tos,.day. Aos 30, and in Bennington on Friday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Lord Paln-rstou's speech has drawn forth seri-oca
reply csr ~ Wi-sv Ze-r2 ne G1gsrumer. paper q
1icNs TIE reply .! LoI. PsEs'ss0n lssys lhsl oar
ss 80 ssssls sss = tssSss via las ssysissss os -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

A WANDERER.-OAcor Crolus, of the Fifth
Ward. found lad named Henry Goodrich, aged 10
wandering about the streets having lost his way
lie stated he had just arrived from Bnghamton, lis
uncle having put him on the with instructions
look for his mother, who here about ak weeks
since. He was cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

ATrEMrTEp suIciDE.-An unknown man jump
ed of the dock at the foot Of COrtsndst and would
have been drowned were not for the timely assist
snce of officer Armstrong. of the Third Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

ssizuRr OF SLAygR-Capt Plummer OF the
sep Cato at tbs port last evening from Calcutta via
- Helena states that the brig Wing OF New lork,
Niih 90 slaves on board, the latter port July
~ having been taken the mouth of the River Congo
~ ~ ship Fire Fly, and carried in by Lieut. Doihen.
Boston Traveller. Friday.
" We learn from high authority. SAYS the B0s-
oa Alas, that the report thst Allnc Obs. Esq. has
psen appointed Secretary OF Legation 20 Paris 10 not
Tue Mr. Gus has not been. and doubtless viii net be.
sepvaled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
AppointmeDts by the President.

HARRY sHgLToS of sandiord. ms Secretary O
Legation at Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
BY TIE STEAMER CANAL

CAREFULLY PREPARED, CONDEMNED AND ARHANG,D
FOR THE NEw YORK Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

SATURDAY Aug 25, lsi9.
ARRIVAL or THE PREsIDENr OF THE CASADA
LKAcuK-Hon George Moiatt, merchant of good
standing in Montreal, who presided at the meeting
which adjourned TO the Parliament House there April
2S and at tho League more recently In Kingston, ar.
rised yesterday, and is at the Irving House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

FovsD DRuNK--A young Enslishman, Just ar
rived, found drunk In Washington St by officer
surrounded by gang of thieves On searching him.
the sum OF 500 80 was found upon him. lie was
,k.tu 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
BROOKLYN

feIlcs CovKr.- Charles Myers, who wss examine
yesterday on The charge Of bgamy. WAS fully commute,
iof uisi by Justice Wnslow the ground that. ahoug
iotmer marriage had absolutely been proved, yei
hom admissions made BY he defendant 10 various per
sons that The woman with whom he had formerly live,
wo his wife, there probable believe thai b.
was guilty OF the crime with which he charged. We
earn thai the counsel for the defense Messrs Jack Ed
g Intend bringing the before Judge Greenw God
'ne City Court, on an application for discharge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
rhe pnpnI Que.tion and the Intervention.

Oa ne SIN .hs Interpretations the Roman question
were Introduced ~ 81 Armand, who contested the POp-s
eg Hrascy e. temporal sovereign ard maintained hat
France expedition bad 5ssI az attseE against the
:, sS i re- ,'T' Z. s,s .p,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

CcUsr 90 sPrct.L SgssIoSs.-At this Court yesterday
nothing transacted but few Of petty srceuy
and Drunkenness the for which, ofcourse
few months on the Island. There fourteen crim
nails convicted Of their being worth recording
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

The Presbyterian ASSEMBLY Markets. &c.
In the school Presbyterian Assembly yesterday,
a proposition made to send a paternal communi-
cation and appoint commissioners to the old school
sembly, now in session at Pttsburg by means Of the
telegraph debate ensued on the propriety OF again
humilatng themselves after the repeated rejectons
of their overtures when the subject finally post
poncd.
The -four market is inactive and sales very small
Fair brands command "a SO for city use Rye flour
sells at 81 SIX and meal is in limited demand ut
80 rs per Dbl Red wheat may be- quoted at l02 to
102hc. and white at los to loco per bushel. Yellow
sells at So to Goo Southern oats &c Cotton Is
in fair request Sales Of $50 bales Upland at to &c.
No sales Of sugar and coffee have transpred Musca-
vado molasses sold day at 23c 600 barrels
rosn sold at 90iac. per Dbl Sales Of pork 1t
$40 so per Dbl The price of bacon has advanced &c.
since last week Prime hams sell at to 91sc per h.
Sales Of lard at nc Rice l. limited in sales at
81 to ga per b Sales Of whiskey In hhis at II to
211ic and in bbls. at 81 a to &c.
We annex the stock sales to day.Fis,t Board-s2 CO.,
500 Wilmn RR6s $50 5000 Isenna IS $500 Penna
20 l0ls 500 do lol, $500 do 1914 2A Reading RR,
lta4 IS Pennsylvania Bank 1903 North American Bank,
100 &c Mechanics Bank 20 80 Norrtown Railroad l4S
4 Penna Bank 100 200 Uunion Canal Blk, ~ Second
BodrdS Louisville Bk 854 100 do, 90 $500 o. s. Loan,
G,, I ll3: 500 do, lls4 500 do ST. los 20 Kentucky
$500 state IS. s4 500 Do So Girard Bk IA; do,
mneon RR Gs IS "a Union Canal. III. 400 County SIS,
60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Brooklyn Intelligence.

Police CouRr-Before Justice Truman Smith-Er-
animation on Charge Of Grand Larceny.-John Free
man. Thomas Hastings, and Edward Daniels, who
arrested last Saturday. by officer Whiteh charge
of stealing four barrels Of lard valued at $50 from the
brig Emma Prescott, Capt Thomas b. Lee were placed
upon their examination yesterday Colonel Jack ap-
pearpg counsel for the accused. IT appeared from
the evidence that Freeman and Hastings were the off,
GERS Of lighter which employed in unloading the
brig in question. After the cargo had underwent
animation four barrels Of lard were found missing and
suspicion falling upon these three who
gagged upon the lighter they were accordingly
ed After examination Of the aspect of affairs it
found that two of the prisoners had sold four barrels Of
lard to Mr. Thomas Lane, corner of Willow and At
laDtc streets Brooklyn, whah corresponded with the
articles in question and the consequence that the
whole property recovered, MIR. Lane doing all in
his power to aid the ends of justice Eor defence it
contended that the lard in question placed
custom among lighters that when a surplus is found
among their bills of ading 1t properly Is their perqui
sites and they have the right to dispose oft, The de-
fence proved good character Daniels was discharged
before the examination was through, as there
evidence to impcate him in the transaction he being
only hand on board the lighter
The Court determined not to decide the case till
o'clock this morning
CouRT ArprALs.-Present all the Judges.-Case
No 35 the calendar being in succession 1t
accordingly taken up. John f. Deiapiainc, surriring
executor, &c. appellant rs John II. Graham, admins
ter, &c. respondent The original bill in this cause
filed before the Vice Chancellor Of the first circuit
Of the State ofNew York the Sth day Of January.
1885, against the above named John F. Delaplane and
also against Charles Dickinson and Henry Remsen az
surviving executors Of Isaac Cason, deceased There
TIVE questions in this case first, whether the
neys which had been received in 1885 under the French
treaty Of July 1881 should go to the heirs at law Of
Mrs Graham, who died In May 1881, or her personal
representatives. The real estate Of Mrs. Graham had
been sold to pay deficiency Of the personal eatae TO
meet debts in 1877. The next question whether
the fund not to be taken purely personal pro-
perry and to go among the legatecs Of Isaac Clason at
large without regard to any rights ensuing under such
sale Of the real estate.
No. SO was The President &C. Of the Merchants Bank
ofhe City Of New York plaintiffs in error, Enoch ".
CLARK, et al attendants in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, May ", 1919
approach Of the Choierd-Maryiand Gold-Odd Fello,ps
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
The rapid approach Of the cholera towards Baltimore
sxcites much attention, and rnmors constantly
asat of in different sections Of the city, which
cannot however, be traced to any reliable
There no doubt however, that will receive visi-
tatiOn before the dog days.
The New Workers who recently barganed for the
Maryland gold mine in Montgomery county, at $780,
0C0, have partially backed out from their bargain,
though the owner has given them to the 9th Of June
and carried 1t to Philadelphia for the purpose OF
having the gold distracted to be certain of it's
yield The ore they have taken Is Of kind Of which
there seems to be end and ii 1t yields to their satis
faction the bargain will be closed The farm connect
ed with this mine Is said to be Of the finest in the
State and with its impro vements is valued at $4,000
In dependent Of the gold. ..f.
olhere Ewerc sold at the Stock Board yesterday,
81 900 United States Treasury 6s, 1lO1k; rs shares
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Appointments by the President.

DEPARTMENT OF THE fNfthioh'
Turner n King TO be Register Of the Land Office at
Springfield Illinois vice James w barrett, removed
alter Davis. to be Receiver OF the Land once at
9prinsfeld Illinois vice Archer g. Herndon, renewed
orneius Roosevelt to be Register Of the Land Office at
Genescc, Michigan, vice John Barton, removed; ;
George II Smith TO be Receiver Of the Land Office at
S.wpsnsviiIe Florida, vice John Parsons, removed ;
Andrew Guthrie to be Marshal Of the Western District
OF Tennessee, vice Robert J. Chester, removed
By THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
william J. Howard, to be Pension Agent, at Pitts
burg, Pennsyiyana, vice John B. Guthrie, removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Domestic Miscellany.

Snow Tell ut Elkton, Nd on Monday last
The Springfield Republican Of the 2lst inst says -
Col fitz Henry Warren, the second Assistant Post
master General arrived in town from Washington, on
Saturday afternoon, on brief visit to hfs family.
The free sellers Of Vermont will hold State sonven-
on the 31st inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Circuit Court.

Before Justice Iurlbut.
MAY 22.-Huber Dr. Hdrt.-The jury in this
after being out all night, called into court
this morning and upon being asked If they had agreed
the foreman replied that there q difference of
opinion in regard to the testimony upon which there
was likelihood Of their agreeing. The court then
dis cd them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Naval Intelllpence.

The U. s. sloop-st-war st. Louis Com Cooke and
brig Perry It. Com Davis at Rio Janeiro on the
10th ult.
NAVAL CovRr MARriAL.-The court met on Saturday
at the usual hour and adjourned IL o'clock to
day at which hour the defence of Commodore Read
will be read.-No,Jok Beacon, May 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

SEVERE FIRE AT TFFIN-WAgEHoUsE AND
EIGHT THOUSAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT DESTROYED.
we learn by the Wing Standard extra, that ON the
night OF the 18TH the large warehouse of w N Mont
gomery situated ut the railroad depot, was burned
Inc warehouse contained about eight thousand bushels
OF stored wheat belonging principally to farmers to-
gether with quantity Of stoves marble, and mcrchan-
disc Of various kinds An insurance of $1,000 on the
building and contents, which Is thought nearly suf
Gent to cover the loss sustained by Mr. Montgomery
$1,000 Of which Is in the Stark Mutual and AZ 600 In
the Atna Insurance Company. 1t is supposed the
warehouse vase on fire by an incendiary
Herald hoy H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Quick PAssAGE.-Tbe schooner Isabella, Capt,
Sherwood which left New York on Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock arrived at this port about eight o'clock
last evening making the passage in twenty eight hours
boston Courier, Nay 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

FIRE AT FREMONT, PA.--The iron foundry and
machine shop Of Umholtz IIance ut fremont. Schuyl
kill county were destroyed by fire Saturday Loss
from IS OCO to $4,000. No Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

The new Collector Of New Orleans Mr.. s. J. Peters,
retained twenty-six Of the old officers and removed
from forty to ffty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

The Potomac fisheries, this season, have been quite
upproductve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

LATE FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-By the arrival
yesterday, Of the brig Falcon, Capt. Pitt, from
Bermuda, are in receipt Of files Of the Bermudan
Royal Gazette and Bermuda Herald to the 18th instant
make the following extracts -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-01-02
NEHDCCCX TANX. .
81 ezaaz1 $751; l

2(usenblitf oen &f an unb bib ibn in
Den Sdenfel. Gben 70 i2neu, ols auf
Den Slie oer Conner folst, ,penn lIb Die
unbeiltrdbti9e Bolfe enttaoet, fdbrte
Sobn na6 Dem erboltenen SiB oen Gooe5:
ffrei6 onf oea 9opf oe5 rolenoen Gbieres
uno Seribntetterfe ibm nit enem 9rcBen
Srbldfiel, oer feline ein6i9e 8afe mar,
Die 0lrnf6aale alein nit oieler Stutra.
dye, rpie er melnte, erfaufte ct lib oenno1
ni6t ieln iun9cs eeben, oa ct Die @unoe,
obsleib iie nidt tsf mar, oenno0 fir
tootIi6 belt. Sn Der ndbiten Nlinute
flute iib Die Strube pieoer; bunoert
Nau9ieri9e umsaben oen 3udenoen 6mo
uno Den un9ladliben Singing, Der no6
INNER entlest uno brateno, mic i'm ifillen
@abnftnn, Dor ftb binitierte. Da mar
Aaee Eatb9eber uno Qr5t, Der Gine rietb
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