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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
u,o VDITORs AND CAPITALISTS

no EDITORS MD tAfI ThLI /. 4 - ? = =. =
.ub.crpuou list Of eigous mas AZ p ly' - ~
partnership offered 10 person having sman esP1- a.
command THIS offers fue opportunity a. ne enafA.rf
on tb- periodical thus advertised, win rnefsrue htues
,ent prom 10 Of me most popular massfne-
of the tsy Address B." ore Of MS pspcf s-si w
REwARp-Lo.I on sasa'y s'S ~ esss ne ss-psf o.
ROADWAY and Dey-.i. aud tnence y ne os.tsfli =
p.cksge II money cOnsnlng between ~ s1o 49, e0u
fsr n sp. bi. 90 different banks. not recoll-etec-
Tne above reward vii Be psid 10 any person o. de'sfy
Of he sane 10 JAS ; GAMBLE, corner OF bfo.dssy
s1i Dey-sL -.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

PHILADELPHIA. sept Arr "a, sls.sr A,lsafl Cssi.
Dennsr; Wo0d5ofy Boston schs Hary knr sni 1fs
Randall VILLAINS pa Rvs Aussor Psrrof; doi Crsrisr Oas
surs.r. Hsrftrs A.fsry R1st sslstaY CO 1ars 6fsr-
H4rsu
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DRY GOODS.

QELT Ribbons! BELT RIBBossii sst kib
- boss The oay souplsss sssorusssso Of Bell MD
sons 10 town AIso Bonsst and Cap hiesons Velvet Hi6
boos s-is. and Canbns Edsisss and isssrusss Enbfo
d.n.s, Lace and Fancy Goods generally.
.ap t4u,. l. H. MOORE, Is SBssverst
nRY GOODs.-ns<sytnt dslly, ysll Goods, Al
IJo.ras Asrnos Thibst Cloths. De LANES 0iDghsms,
prots Mastns Cloths, Csssmsres, Flannss, Blsnhss
de for sale af tss lowest press ~
"A sus- WIN MATHEWS % Catbsrns-ss
DAMAGED PRINTs-w. by h.ssA -.ss,. is..
a lris. WM MATHEW6 - Cathsfnest
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J. W Brown, Aueuoues.
r ARGE sALE OF VALUABLE gUkNITUkk.

LHOUsE FURNISHING GOODS, PiANOtOkfE,he.
WEDNESDAY, Sept s. at t0o'eoea, 81 l0i bfosd~sy,
will sold ~iheut TO pay advances Tor account
Of vaoas manufacturers large stoek u elegant house
hold furniture, comprsings somplets assortment " ms
hOgsny black walnut and rosewood psror, chamber snd
dinns. room furniture Also house furnishing Articles
plano foriss paintings, snsrsvinss he Caiaosuss 20"
ready Ms
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

I1TTe-p -1-l1s u Ne FT-lls- 7Ts llIl7fT .
~ IffycgtI LIVES Do cs2t t-lp y
ne bars -cota Boston hartof la.t svs ag, rhs
continues couptry vrh brss srd y sctr
outward souns sool rft strsns % IRON
n. sno sea
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

yNANTRD-By respectable young womsr, sif1a-
w ton a. c'srnDeraaif in respectable pri-
vate family None other reed apply. Can glv- ne best
Of references Apply stls Essi Broadway third foor
in fhe rear. & n s+5t'
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SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS
vAUxHALL GARDEN.

BALLOON SUSPENDED By THE FEET
ASCENSION
VICTOR yARDALLE h.. ne honor of snnogncinz tnsi
.. viii maze bis .er0nc stf-mps WEDNESDAY,
SEPT Wneuit cOnsc-red mat De ms<es no ascension
suspended By the without the means ~ con
tr0.ng nc Be- .Oon. t 10 probably the most nnHa0vs
ever Undertaken a1d he Irlss .hsts loefa pubic VII 10
some measure c0mpensat1 nn for he urfOrt1n~ts eeci
ds1i which befs hm on thursday a. Adni $500 %
ce1f. S4s
THE Dl-.EIDORF ACADEMY on ZINE
L ARTs-Tse exhibiting u Paintings ~ Aniss of he
.,ove seboo A he room The Hal Of he Church o
Divine Unity 10 BrOsc~sy, 5@twesn sprns and rnncs
"a " rerian open until further notice from 10 0cloes
A N uni 10 o'clocs NJ. Asn.ssiOn IS csn>. season
Tickets g. cents CsislOguss z. cts s7i5 ln
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NIB BUTLER. Aucuoneer
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS sALk-On
i "WEDNESDAY, Sept s. at 10 o'eloes, st % Duane o.
In ba.-msnt the efecs Of francis Becker deceased con
.sns " soca Of sk cord, tassss, gimp. buttons sh
ros. oxethsf With sssfibery, tools frames hftofes nc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
,IEACHER WANTEp.-The m.-e aep.I.men

FTNEAN EH W ANT Y IL ~ IItI ~ 0II'
| M. Academy a Port Richmond. Staten isaud 20 lei
or lease ssid Academy Is In the center Of the h0unshng
village surrounded by lhcsy popua aed nei gnoorholo
where there Baptist Reformed Dutch, Methodist znd
Eoi.copa churches and only I've minutes walk from ne
Port Richmond Ferry TIE present proprietor !. OUT o.
health ard wishes 10 90 South For further particulars
inquire OF The Principal Mr. }. K DEAN, near the Acsde
nv or OF Rev White. Nal Road or OF Capt Ansley,
.4 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

YDa rev and Of Nillner. Bonnet. Boxes slso
s,or. snd Fancy Pspsr Boxes lower ihsn we're ever q
s-r,d ssfors IN he sary for sss oy J aEITiScEh,
Bowery
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

DOARD WANTED-Bya gentleman, wife w o chi
ID dren b and ?. years old and nurse, IN small pnyse
family in the upper part OF The city apaI.i auu
osrtcu lsrs Homer. Tribune Oflco. s4oi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
From NeW.NIexic o.
lNDEYrNDENcE, Aug. q, Is4l

Ao. santa E. Progress Of Emisranis and
-, Mtn<s IN the naSAborAood Of Taos no,
.ss.1t,rs Indians on th< Plains.
~ c.....nonasnre Of The 81 Inn. RennhLran.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

L The Ogden Mills A. THIS place VII employ ~tafeI-
Al The following prices. VIZ For 59uch good 90 pcks
,efeen cer per cut Of 32 yfs OF inese goods stpef
WAIVERS lake Of from four looms twenyfolr cuts per
week II al these cuts eel ucorsa premium oi Ply
ent. will be given and if twenty two only are trs quality
nreiurn OF twenty FIVE cents will be given On these
80. 81 fil fourioofn weaver make from - - 10
81 So per week. .. .,
ID. vsrds. fu weaver take On from rree DoH'
dfeea cuf per week and II h-y are al Or only - oi
them frst quality premium oi ty cent. VII De sfe1
n hese goods frstrsfe three-loom weaver can MAKE
fo s rs 10 81 S. per week ard skifl enough 70 ope-
rate of these looms over rrsdoHaf per "e's 'ah 0e
made. 1900. ~ ,-l
For s5inch goods u picks fenfs eea' per cat Of 81
vard. Of ihess expert weaver tskes on twenty sno
o,e,,e. f,yauty-two cuts per week from four looms
fr-nry frst quality receive my cents premium IT
onv g are good elfyfve cents On ihrse souls tfs
80. weave car earn from e. 10 50 ~ per week
OrrfcE OGDKS Mills CoHoEs, Aug. . l5i3
.t4vDkW CHAs A. OLbfsrEAD, Agent.
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nR. POWELL, ocULlsT AND a Al Rl-I. s.s
~ IS, IN porlsd larz- supPy 2, aesaiii4 49,
EFrs which csr oe iIsef - ~l-Ao-. '-' 80 --'- F -
vii move ke ne rttlrA eye. - -.
Dr. POWELL attends A. 1sasl 20 Dis,sst- " iHL III
- e-,sS..v vbsr- can bc had rs popular TREATISE
~ rET EyE~ thlrd esiron, pnee . cents Aso pam.
-, g.. ~ 49,, de.cr bing lis and szoc,sf -ocs y
,.s ~ s,osf "a II oiG r,lf- and ne cases IN
which II il applicable - 50
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

OvEAN--WM Il DAVIS, Organ Aanufscf1reI o.
I b1s-1rurxlst las constantly On hand Orgsrs rcu
.gsf .tops IN -egsnt G0thic Of nj -alioa oak
- .r.lnt wfgn gin pipes fr0uf reasonable srus
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
WANTS.

~ Al 4dr~-tiso~eats '--f ~ ~aS ~~s ,,
postpasz o. 10, t-g .sf y izkea ~; II ne flee.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
Things In Phila d elphia.

And many other names 70 the original list.
Santa II, Nsto-Nszioo July, l54s.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

nNR OK TWO young gentlemen can oe aeeonnS
I ts.-.s viii . pleasant room with without board
M private family, where hsrs are 10 stnsf ss.
nv Applyins a. 10 l1dlo~-G
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

-y.1Si- to ho.- persons de.irous of earning ho~ 70
~..~-v rom th- ru.i al srrcrs n non. steel II lne
- - .r,.ii % thst ali may know how 70 do II =
-scaIrirg as services viii please TO address -
gr,-.1,-tst y Z Al communications nast Be postpaid
ss2~-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife can be accommo
Ddsted with board and pleasant room either on 10,
second or third Aoor with Croon water In II and closets
u very desirable location 227 East Broadway He
ferences required. Terms moderate ~ w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

.,Y PERSON wishing 10 adopt fine, healthy ie-
male child parents dead,l hear of an opportunity
" addressing a line this week 10 Doctor" Branch
- fa' - -, fsraLsf IS iVs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
r- WnterCure.-Dr Mergrs'.
BOARDING.

DOARD WANTED.-A young gentleman rom Ger
Dmsnv desires board In a geuiee American family or
small boarding house location east Of Bo~ery FOR which
he would give lessons on The pAnoore or IN ne ehch
CURED References exchanged Addre" German
fnhune Ofice. - J-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

DoARD WANTED-By two young gentlemen
ID giving the best references, 10 private family, 81
where there are but few boaTders bOrsuon not a'cv'
Chambers-st They are willing 10 occupy single room
and psvs5 per week In advance, for boihl Aidre.
4, :, ~ T,it,,rs oRrs s4St-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
sHELLEY's PoErroAL WORKS.

NEw EDIrloN-rbis day published. the third ediuoi
>of " The Posresl WORKS " Percy syssbs Shelley
Reprinted rou he edition edited sy Mrs Shelley win a.
Introduction BY O. Foster In one volume, iemo.
aSDkliW J. X REDTICLD, Clinton bal
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DOY WANTED-ln fhe ofce Of protace c0uuis-
ID .on fouse one rho resides vith hs psrenis writes
good hand ard vii devote msef % th- 4
lis -rplover preferred. Ssary trsi year small Apgl-
eaaons iu boy. wrurz si4iirs age, nsr-, residence.
kc addressed 10 L X : Co. Tribune O-ce. vii meet
~ stte-sirr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

Miss BALLOW informs her fnends and patrons
vi hat her health being quite reessbsned, sne ""
rcs.me the duties 0f her school Monday sept lv
Tsensy-second-st between Broadway an Fouftnsy -
S,IGNOR L. ARTONI. - Princest reOpens ne
- a.s-- the Fresch and Italian languages 90 ne ION
September next - ~
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. ls3 East Broadway
L -rhe exercises viii be resumed Monday, sept 5
anso wi. TRACY. Pnrclpa-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

XIAsTED-BT person Who has quite sn erieusir-
w scousintsrce with country merchants. ard prart-
"a Know - - e tusress. situation saies-lAn In
ioh5inr or commits ssion house outdoor sou-
active business -1si viii sforc reasorst- upersa-lu
flr his services Tr-1ceru0ushie references given
note sdar-ss-d 2 r Tribune O1ce, VII meet wf-h
r-0--rf s--e--io- s7.-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

w ANTED-A situation by mitiIe-ssed womsn io
W io ne homework of small private family. other
wise 90 assist In general t0usewOrk willing % work FOR
low wages Gail - Mscson-si front room, trsi foor
Can be seen for days - IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Prohress of Anti-Rtnt.

By the last Dclhi Adrocqfe we perceive that
The papers for commencing the suit on the Har
denbursh patents In the hands OF Mr.. Buts, and
will be given b the sheriff % on Mr. John Gem
mel Of Stamford This opens suit that will test the
validity Of the claims Of those holding under lnat ant
which presume say vii be rested IN the right oil
possession and not any article purportng TO nave
been obtained from Queen Anne ss hiss been frequently
hut falsely by landlords and their agents when
qlesoned by the tenants ss ~ their right 10 collect
rents
WM. BRISBANE, Esq addressed the annual
meeting Of the Kortright and Stamford Equal Rlgts
Anti Rent Associstion which was held a. Bloomvii"
on the 2slh Henry Bats in the Chair, and George
Bunuen Secretary. Ofi.ers weru elected for the en-
suing year and great unsnimity prevailed.
From the Albany Frseh0lir we learn that The Anti
Renters have carried the Town Officers Of Rensselaer,
Vile supervisor Town Clerk and Justice. The Anti
Renters of the town OF Rensselservils. met at the
house # samuel Russell the 2ih inst for the pur
pose Of organizing 10 protect themselves against the
ectinn until Il 10 known 20 whom the pre-
tended manor belongs. TIE meeting was organized by
the appointment OF Dennison Fish, as Chairman. aud
WIN w Potter, Secretary The object OF the meeting
was stated by Lswr nee Fonner
Al An adjourned meeting OF TIE Anti Rent Association
Of the town Of SAndlake held at Calvin Siters on the
th inst Joseph Gregory the President took the Chair
and II Thompson Was appointed secretary Mr
Gregory addressed the Association and set forth the
state Of the cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
THE CHRISTIAN UNION

AND RELIGIOUS MEMORIAL, Edited by eev. Dr.
n Baird. published mcnlhly OF o. per snrum In Cd
vance This msss1ins 10 the organ Of The American
Evangelical Alliance. and iu oeleet 10 ne promosoe
" chrisusn union snous ell Evapsical DenomBsroos
All proper -fors 10 do away secsariansm. and IN
nss q sphii Of love and brctherly hndness into the
approved by ell who possess ,he spiFh Of Ihe es
Head Of the church Ap important feature Of THE wos 10
lis resame II Tho progress Of religion through
out the word IN The various brsnehes VI the church Per
uculn attention 10 paid religious progress in foreign
countries sod tho missionary inelseree prrse0ied eseh
10 mors compel and full lhsn 10 any other pubies
nou IN the world While We do not decm Il wilhn cur
provinee discuss docuina poin shall nos fa W ID
yocss every tue christian reform which view de-
signed 10 ate and Improve mankind Tho wosk hes
c-iyed the hiRhesl comm mendaop and rccommended By
many elereymsn OF different denominslious liza published
moohy roy u pages each puuber and orms
Q yesrlv voiume Of fo8 pases. HtE5rON,
18 Naoon1sl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
senator walker mt Home.


The course OF our Representative, I'm the As
semby Hon. NJ l. Noble has been such 40 70 give Al
most universal satisfaction 10 his constituents and has
renscted honor upon the District which sent him II 10
true that he has been disappointed in ons vote ~hch
he gave nhai for Er senator Walker but II any conn
ence could be placed the previous practice and pro
tss,ious of Mr. Walker he was fully Justined ior nun
,hs seoue has shown that Mr. Walker has erred-mis
renra,ep.d the views of nine tenths Of the people oi
Wisconsin.
Prom The ~aus-e Wl.ccnsln
RESOLUTIONS ON SENATOR w ALhkk-lh ne lol
owing 4, the vote In the senate recediH9 from the
senate amendments the Walker resolutions and the
consequent adoption Of the Assembly resolution re-
qQestsg Mr. W to resign
AYEs-Mesus BOttn, Boyd, Chase, Dennis Oarainef
Il GDodeu, Merrill. Norton. shOles, and >prasne-iu ,,
NoEs-Messrs. Coshren, Fisher, Horn Kinney, SUM-
snd MilnSms-o. ., ,,. -.
The Legislature have thus fortunately olsposeo OF
thi. ous tiop by the concurrence Of both Houses o
he assembly resolutions. The Wings calculated u
make capital cut OF IT, but they have been seriously os
annotated The " Democracy Of Wisconsin 90 no'
nssi,ate 70 condemn At the slightest d'ooedence
70 the voice OF the people and can say VIA just
bride ths. there state IN the Jnion whlcn nas SO
nromoily rebuked disobedience 30 instructions.
Prom n. Wsisrtn~s Chroncie
Senator Walkers offering az the shTine OF
slavery bids fair 20 involve him in difficulties not on
With hi. friends in the Legislature, but with sl me
rank ard hle of bis party throughout the state ne
only thing that can possibly screen MIN rom tAe
execrstons Of outraged people is 10 do a. ne na'
been most emphsacsly requested TO do-res'gn-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
The Manhattan Co. in Mexico.

We have been furnished with the following ex-
tract OF a letter written by one of the Manhattan
Overland California Company, who left here IN
the bark Mara, 3lst Jan. for Vera Cruz from the
Division called the Enterprise, consisting OF 3O)
CRY or MEXICO. March 49, ls49
You must not be surprised at finding this letter
shor, one. for hsve no time to write. have been
all day eugsgcd in selling my baggage, buying Mex
lean money getting out passports and making prepa
rs,ions for the Journey to Mszstlan We had grest
deal too much baggage but have lost nothing by the
,ale 40 IL brought Its full value and we would have
made money by the operation had not been in such
sburry 10 sell out Ii 10 now 10 o'clock al night and
have 20 pack up what baggage have lett ana take "a
much sleep as can get between now and O'Clock to
morrow morning. when we start.
We generally start early In the morning, travel I'LL
noon and then stop IL takes all time then 10 put
up rub down and feed our horses and find grub Tor
ourselves We start again about In the afternoon
and travel til dark when we have TO take care OF our
horses and ourselves this brings US TO bedtime We
have been well treated on the road by the Mexlcans
and have seen no Guerrillas. could tell some funny
tales OF poor fellows ghtened 10y stories with which
American deserteTs had crsmmed their ears, II
had time. Oar hving-horse and man-costs from Is
" &c. and sometimes 50 cents per day and we have
travelled over the dearest part of the road have be-
quite proficient In Spanish and act as interpreter
for some unorunses who take notice of things and
stand jabbeing English to Mexican Tor hall an hour
after which they have TO leave without gelDs what they
want
B-Whenever anybody tslks to you about diar
rhes from eating fruits In climates ask them how
much liquor they drank at the same time Nneh
ht the vessel the Captain said to me; Never drink
liquor and fruit will not hurt you Some twenty nave
been sick aud every one had been drinking aqua ar
dat PEee shall write again rs seon as an opoor
luni,y occurs IL. G. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Inv 4 oarts.

porrcr Courr --Ofh.er DaTls yesterday took into
c-ta0sg '-s lsV- be- Wn 70 hlai-r aias Pot
large Of grand ',s-sy, hrng fio~a o's saii- ane
TO- f " IFsy s.tr@ A. = thafl
srp-afs hat ~ s II Mach no acas-s a-f apof
that l@ s-h-f D. trrs 1oft- = g. o.
f8srs Nf tors~ asd b. nsts.s n eDnE
fo.s- livery -tsD- 1i M bz1tsd 81 brsfy snd
Tbis fl-. ehl atolt a 0
gong ~ f-srf ysf1rx tnl.-a ssnk orefe
rDsog Dsrssfs s- tt-J s-pf f-g b. - s>d sac
- plf4to Do4ffng ueces lhs
s- ~ osf -d ~ -lrch credit ,f - .dnf.
made g IT, fsscsL h1atsf a.
gl JsD-s ckfrk - tSsf~
shcP 0 God sst arrested 90 -sffsa
chafrk soof- ln s1sn bs, tpoSne ~ ssns
20 ul-fs Js1s - 81 D. & oi a. ,fA
s-st>i " sm h..1er an -g Goa pi 5.s.nf
oobax nfbasi Of--n~, h- Fss Pa< % 80
r-d ~ Dr -rand saln a f9sas ma y ~
.q- Andf-- srr-t eocer carp
ia rl.rk. .t-srx ne oi NJ Dennin< =
B4lkh sas T-u -, -T-nine s--iss run -
tst 10 - ssndf p-pns q
J1aa nd f-fsas ap He'd = ss'e ef h'
d-.- E-u saa I'D cathar - .1 --'s .,.-s - -'-n
as chsrg- of $50 n sasdy nt :. IRON ~.
6f.s s ~ lsry Co sai D.a-i stsrss ~ - sHd ~
Bowen.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
WILLIys NEW WORK.

OURLIsHED THIS DAY-knfaI Letters and olheF 70
cords OF Thoughts Leisure written 10 the intervals of
more buried Literary lsbor. By N r Willis vol limo
The volume contains Ls,iers nom Under Bridge"
Open Air Musings In the Chy," Invalid Rsmbiss In
Germany" " L-usrs nom Watering rlsees, he.
Recently Publtshed.
The Complete WORKS Of Rsv n Mason ID D. ediisd
BY hts son Rev Abenozer Mason, In vois svo with por
Ifsl
The Border Warfare OF Nsw.Yotk OF The Anna Of Try
on County, BY Hon w. w. Campbel, vol i2mo
Here Q Lils and There Lule by The sutbor Of Peep
Of Day" Line upon Line and rrscsp, upon rrsespt"-
1 vol ismo 81 edition.
The Womsn OF lns American Revelation, By Mrs. y. q
ElleL 2 vois, limo. with porirsis
Cirsy,ser Romance Of the Mohswt, BY c. y. Hoffman,
| vol limo alh edition.
VIII be Published on Saturday
Living Orators In America. by Magoen. suthos Of
Orators Of the American Revolution" vol " mo with
portraits BAKER 4 SCRIBNER,
.le ltis "a rnk-fow and las Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Regents OF the Cniversity.
IcIRCVLAR

am instructed 10 state that under the provi-
.ons of an act making appropriation Tor me support
folloving words. -. ,..,
The Trss.nrer shall pay the wNrsni o. ne .oo.fo
e oal OF The Of The United Ssses deposit une o
nlsrsure fund not otherwise Appropriated 10 me rusee
M one or more academies The Regents OF ne
.hs de.gnas in each County in ttis stats The s1 9i ~
bgnSret sud fy dollars per for The years eoo arc
Iesi Provided such academy or scsdenes snail nave II
r-5 IN the OF common school t-sening tor >.
-. T nonih. duripg each Of sad years Al essi ~ enty
.svtSnss bul no such COQrty shall receive larger
,oH, ,hsn TWO hupdred and thy dollars
The Regents have appointed y 81. ~
above purpose that they will proceed 70 make me
.se,5u early in the Autgmn Of the present yeAr and
ns, due notice Of the special meeting 81 Inc
will be given for ten days preceding N@' 'es4H'|
by law in the state paper. - ,- .,-,
April -, ls4e. I. ROhEfN bECh' s1e'e'S'''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

Col. Webs Co.-The Courier Gud Enquirer
publishes the following exusc, from letter received
from 4 member Of Col We5h's California company
BsAzos SANTIAGO. March -.
Mr. Oscocd went Up the river yesterday ss far as
BrosnsvIiie, in a carriage with MsjOr Chapman, In
order % from the balance Of company st the
upper camp and 70 et them know that we were com
inE IN With the goods Mr. Mallory aud myself in
tended leaving Yesterday afternoon for the place
by steamboat bat the oush that she coa.s
not get cut Of the harbor
The Cholera has been dreadful on the Rio Graude
At Ms,smoros, with population Of 6,000 the deaths
have been As many =. seventy hso per day. while s.,
Brownsvie. directly OPP lsit- there has not been a
single case. Sul you must not depend too much on
toe reports O those who have returned. for they het
In panic sni of course will tell the facts seen
through their fears and 10 order 10 justify themselves
for turning back.
2-sh-AA well sha'l try - get ont OF the haroor
this afternoon although the wind 4 Sti.l strong
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

lMPRovEMENTs.-By the report OF the Commit
toe to whom was referred the business OF ssceranng
the number OF houses built during the years lsi- and
~ 1t appears that there were as follows Public
sshoolhou.es ?; stone stores, - brick stores -
brick dwellings III; frame dwellings 7i5 lecture
rooms stone brick churches, stone, brick and
frame factories brick frame breweries, frame
stables brick, frame engine houses, brick Total
number Of buildings erected within the years specified
1904 Th. will compare fsvorably with the growth OF
any city in the United states.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
From New -0rIean.-r'l ne Waso-H T'iesrlrA Li''-

The Cotton market 70 day Is acsve. and the sales
comprise 90 oa.ss uiidding sad good nddlinE loui
.iAna AZ d u cents. The saes Of Flour today nsve
been % fair extent Including i1j bos OHIO al - -
70 a. % The sales Of Corn include i2j bushels yellow
At 81 70 3 cents The market for Pork Is without
change. There ia good demand tor Lard but prices
unchanged. sales Of Bacon sides AZ = and Snoulaers
st4s TIE market for sugar . dnll snd prices tend
dlNaward sales ~ b for common and FOR lar
Freighs are active ten ships have been engaged Tor
Liverpool 81 9.l6 for Cotton.
The steamer sthnus arrived here from haVsns win
later advces Col Webb and the remnant Of his ex-
pedton were doing well AZ the last accounts and were
proceeding toward California Toere 10 scarcely any
cholera in New-Orlesns. The NJ ssssippi has recedec
seven inches The sales Of Cotton Tor the week amount
. 30 O10 bales Prices unchanged since the receipt
nf flfe NlarIras
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
list PuHLIaHEp.

DRTCE IS CFNrS-No Ito be completed IN four
L numbers Linear Perspecsive, the Ar u repre-
seutng ohscis by hues clearly and practically explained
81 a. 10 he useful to The amateur architect srs end
chsnic and designed be boos Of Instruction for semi
usres and public schools. BY r Joces-
No sn accomplishment 10 more generally ussfhl-n no
one draw without H. and vih every form can 10
rectly represented Az The rues of grammar are essecua
the correct speaking OF language 90 snowledse u
Perspective The densauon Of oh In good drawing
Linear Perspective may he realized with facility by any
one and yet has been surrounded by technical ddeuL
ues thai have deferred thousands nom assining A.
{. NJ sANrON, Publisher. iH Falton-si N Y.
ranx anied cifcaie ahoYa ais sta
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

VIRGisIA-Charlcs Carter Lee continues To-
wriie abusive letters of Mr. Bolts In the Richmond A"
ssbtr which Of course please that paper 5o2 sener
have been obtained calling smother anti Bots meeting
which wss to have taken place on "Wednesday evening
The Richmond Ehis publishes the call Of these d'or'
gApzers accompanied with structures on Mr. course
bu, is asserted the strong Wing majority in the De
tet will defeat all opposition unless the d'orssni1ers
really wish TO elect Mr Seldom the Loco nominee.