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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18
Things In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday

rALADALfhlAl - r-l4r-layf jan H.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
The ship Grey Eagle was o. have lef, Tor Cali
forn-s this morning but she wss delayed until to
morrow morning in consequence Of toe steamer Hen
open which engaged 70 tow her out breaking the
arms Ct Der vs,erwneel
Ire general markets were pretty much ., stand
today Flour hangs heavy a. - . ~ standard brands
and sales only IN retail Wy No change in Rye
Flour or Corn Meal aud sales. Wheat q dull a,
IL Sc for good seeds-buyers CTer lees Corn q
scarce, 5u, quiet II 6Ot63c for rev Prime Yellow
oo bg old southern brought sc. In Oats there
sale Of 1900 b. hshf southern a. BIC Cotton sells
slowly a. Old prices. 10 Provisions not much doing
snd prices without change. Groceries are nrn and
stocks ght out buyers come forward slowly and 10
sales Of suy making Lard i quoted old
prices. Pre- ghts very inactive Wnisky-Bsrrel. ~
main stea1Y .5r but bids over ana sold ~ ~
SALEs o. SrocEs Frs B11ra-200O State g. ~ /.
300 City - II 81 90 sch Szv 81 al loo Do =
o. . 2 Commercial Bank 54i so r : Loan 6.
g.. lGit 600 Z. = Treasury sotss l0si % Read
inE KR, "a lO01 Cincinnati Water Works Bonds q.
- O.
S,csas B0arf-2 North An Bark l21. 100 Cineip-
nar Bonds ~ 90 Reading RR Bonds a.. 10 Penn
RI 70 5000 Ches Del Canal 0s o. q 3OTOO
stste Sc, ~. s. 600 do. 81 90 Norris RR Loan
%, ~ 100 City 90, '67. ST. 50 County S. 90
fneE) ~ 30 Harris hR Bonds , IL Farm s.
Mech Bank. s.. 30. 56i 100 Reading PR ia 100
Girsrc Bank, III 100 state Ga. 81
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CALM rEr ARTIST We have b..s 49,

CkrIiS. TIE ARTIST We hsve been sbo-n.
letter written By GKokor CATIS Fec. the srt..t -ho
q IN London. s;atng ibsi the ku,ssn Govsrumrr,
has inside proposals D. bin for ne purchase of NJ.
isiisn Co'kcf0s. and h price spelled - ne utst
s75O, The SANE collection, however. hsvinE he>r
oysred 20 the Congress Of the United states of 40 ~
Mr. Cstin does not feel ~ liberty b sccepi The i1rr a
proposition until be- hAs received snsger from II.
own Government lNsii,nd inte.As-nosr
~. Robert Lazels house iu Bncktut Nsss
VS. DESTROYED 81 IRE o. ihe night N she "A ii
va, occupied BY himself md family sni " q
Towu,ley Loss sboat 5000.
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Ccmlricatons were received 70 relation 70 he Comfy
Ci-fk arc Ne az hegsier Mr. Ossooc 70 he cspqted
nsiier between hen ard he Corporation lt~.s s-oxp
nat ne e01nse Of ne Board hAs given 10 hen written
.s-ni nat 10 ps,ng over ~ Ire Chsmb-rsn ne smouri
Of money 10 heir hands Il shall EJECT heir g hs Ia Ia
csm u SAD fund ander Tie Constitutional ponLs Up
hf O-spod therefore, vii pay 10 Whist balance be
hAfe ~ hand anc NJ County C-rx corn1s proceed
der The Az u 81 re con.tuuousfy - hich 40 at-s
20 nefn 70 Dc decided ~ acsor ls~ which has been
euterec 10 the Supreme Court.
ohl NJ. presented BY me Sheriff claiming 5 esch FOR
s.ary paid 10 Nessrs skclOfe, Scnuremau, Pua-r zns
r-L as orc-rs n srpcsnoe 90 The supreme Court The
Mayor oppo.ed he charge Re bad sppo.nei cfcers 10
.li-nc h- COars IL p1rsgaDce u he authority giyea
M ny his Board ard had .gpersecef ne individuals
narned, vhO esd been appointed BY The sberf. SUI the
.1-rr determined persls In retaining hem Re
f-rrc1 b. The Counsel u ne Board
Another oil sh-ri1 amounting % $40 for varous
char sls0 pr--euisc Among the Eems we're 81
each f5f Nessr Berhsf ard scL1resn pay for
dance a. % the Grand Jury ln- Oyer ard
Terminer This sls1 opposed BY he Asyor otce
Appointed tor ne o. er ard Term shoQd
have au-nded tnis-oesi1s raieh M 3erihof 10 an
ocsr 10 ssI-odsncs 90 ne supreme Court appointed oy
tie ,las The lteuls were strucG out
some osssr papers we're seIsd spoc -Adl 10 Aon1ay
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~ A MIRROR FOR OFYIcs.SrESsRs.-lt
there be anyiperson who has not a vivid concep-
eepon Of the mesnness which may be stopped TO by 3
little in pursui, of bis otce advise that per
con TO read the letter from Washington of F. in Mon
days KressSs Mirror. strikes US that said letter
should suffice to any decent man of craving for
once Such pitiable sttemp, to iusrs's'e ones self
With the presumed dispensers Of patronage moi often
exhibited to a compassionate world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

tS-We were happy 20 see the fine military com
psny from NewYork City CsptMeCsrde In our streets
Yesterday They arrived In the morning cars from
Baltimore and left IN the evening train Il ssplendid
company Is members are composed OF nne. enter
prsing young men with client officers a. their head
Their uniform i singularly beautiful They brought
VITA them the celebrated brass band Of Bloomfield who
entertained large company Al the Capitol At o'clock
with some Of our finest martial airs. Wash Union
The fafi0sal Tlie4isac0 says:
In the Of the day they paid their respects 70
the President and the Mayor. They were Hospitality
received snd welcomed BY the latter, in front Of hs
dwelling and there reviewed by him. In the pre-
ssnce % = large concourse ~ citizens who seemed
highly grai.hed With the military csplay aed soldier
Ike movements OF the company, well A. with their
handsome uniform and per-onal appearance. They
were accom- panied ia their march through the city -
the Presidents House, % the Patent Ofhce and the
Cspit0l By Captain Bacon and Lieutenant Mobun, %
The National Greys. 10 full uniform. The company
partook OF sumytous dinner prepared By Mr. Black.
well and siterwsr1 returned % Baltimore 10 the eve
ming train Of cars.
We annex the following lex Of the commissioned Of
fcers Captain NcArdel. Lleuiensnis G.. spear. W.
Post. Haleck and Bun Gusrtsrma.ter L. Grand smith
add Surgeon Fisher.
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Majority tor Ford ...-.......

CHoIrRA AT NEW ORLEANS, Ac.-The Pscdy-
so OF the 7h ult contains the Official declaration by
tie Board of Health thu, the Cholers 10 longer cpl
dsmsc In that city. The hcaSRss adds. 10 commenting
upon lite disappearance tbs, The New Orleans
70 nov again 70 he commenced. Henceiorih the city
win be looked 10 the place Of safety for the south.
wet The curtsment Of the usual business Of the
lsst month has inflicted njary upon the city but
the accumulation Of business during the remainder OF
he season must make IL OF sirring excitement"
The following table viii show the number Of Cholers
patients admitted discharged sad died Charity Hos
pitai from Jan. 5 TO 5, both inclusive
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HoS. NATHAN CIIFfoKD, our Minister to Msxi.
CO. sud family. srrived at Pensacola the 4th ms,
In the Revenue Cutter Wslcou from Noble M Gift
ford came here With the expectation OF taking passage
on one OF national vessels but there In
port
CoLIIsiOS-The up passenger train on the
Westsrn Railroad last saturday Afternoon, came In
collision with fright train q Chester, which wa
psssins from the nSn trsct 10 the turn out Some
injury sss done the Of both rsins and several
of the passengers were slightly hurt Mr.. ketiel the
NAL Agen,, Wa considerably injured Springfield Rep
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ATTEMPTED SUIciDE.-A person by the name
Of Holt said 70 be employed Ia q mercantile house
down town, this morning attempted 10 hang himself In
the City Prison Il seems that be yesterday found
lsborng under some mental arrangement and was
placed 10 the prison Tor safety until h. could be other
wise provided for. This morning Or. Covell Wait
ing the cell in which ne had be- placed found him
pended BY handkerchief and life almost extinct Or.
&. Instantly cut him down In time % save him
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE Coroner Walters was
called yesterday hold inquest a, Fl vsriek st.
upon the body Of Rassel Austin aged = years native
OF Massachusetts who committed suicide hy cutting
bis throat With razor while lahorng under dersnged
STATE Of mind The Jury rendered verdict In accord
with the foregoing facts.
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By telegraph to the stw-Yofk Tribune
The state Agricultural Fair.

ALsANY. Wednesday, Jan l4-F VI.
The great Agricultural state Far. i e decided
/. 10 be held at Syracuse John 4. King has eeen
elected President OF the society.
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A. Mobile on the 9Th sin Cholera cases were report
sdfour city residents passenger by the river snt
ous from New Orleans Gu the 9th three and on the
TN two both from boats and on the s;h two.
Al Thibodeaux La there three deaths up 10 the
10Th Of December. all slaves.
TIE Lsxisrik Josrsal says the Cholers panic among
steamboat hands has entirely subsidized and that any
number can now be had for s25 per month
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-UPRFvE Court or THE UNirEs STATE
Tlssaar. Jan. lf-No 3. VIM s Bodley e a. r. VIM
" Goodrich-Appea from the Circuit Court Of the
aited States for Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Mclean de-
vered the opinion OF this Court affirming the decree
of the Crcui curt In this with No j2
Jeuuet NTH a. ~. Joseph hsrnOchen-ln error %
the Circuit Court OF the United States for South Alaba
ma Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion Of this
Court reversing the judgment Of the Circuit Court and
remanding the cause with directions % that Court .
award renirs fari0s u H0r0---. No. 20 p FOurni-
quet e. ~ appellants. rs J Perkins This cause was
argued By Messrs. Coke aud Mayer for the appellee
and submitted printed Arguments By Messrs Fenda
ana h uderson Tor the appellants and - Gen Downs
tor the appellee.
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Thirtieth Congress.
SENATE ~

SENATE ... WAsHlNcToS, Wednesday. Jsn- ".
The Clerk Of the House appeared and delivered
various bills passed BY The House
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Several memorials and petitions were present
ed and referred
The bin in re alton to Pilots was taken up and
passed over
REDUCTION OF POSTAGE.
Mr. Nils of Conn. according 90 previous no.
ice moved 70 lake up the order Of tie day which was
the h FOR the reduction Of postage which ~ss agreed
o. The bill provides for the establishment OF the iol-
lowing rates viz on letters. not exceeding an ounce
and for al stances. prepaid cents sud not prepaid
cent. and FOR All dropetiers cent; for newspapers
OF one ounce IN weight over 20 miles, cent under ~
cent daily papers same rates Allowing an olnct
and half for all foreign letters j" cents eech The
bill sb0shes the frauking privilege. The letters oi
Members 81 Congress not exceeding ore ounce on pub
lc business are 70 be paid for ont OF the contingent
funds Public documents are to be free, ssnow
A greatvanetv0f amendments were offered and
many of them agreed o.. The amendment eNemptng
exc hsuge pspsrs wss adopted
Nr TsDERwooD oi ~. offered an amend
nent authorizing the Judges Of the supreme Court
% receive business communications free
Mr.. ToOrF of Miss obtained the hl0r and des
csnfed on iud cia letter writing and said that the pro
pensifv % write letters becoming too great 4
Judge Of the Supreme Court had de'cendet from bis
high station n enter the political srens, and had pub
ishef various letters designed for political effect Tie
said that when zee compromise Territorial tll was
under consideration during the Iast session OF Cen
gress this Judge hsd dared % write mall zuaut
and hendsh letter. announcing 10 advance MS Jlog-
ment on the provision ~ sai bin relating 20 slavery
All this be DID for political effect and 70 operate on tue
coming election
Mr. FoorK spoke Tor about Is minutes. snd de-
nounce8 IN the sevcre.t terms the Judge 20 whom be
referred Tor participants IN political controversies II
the of his remarks newspapers newspaper cor
respondents reporters and editors came IN for fll
share Of hi. invectves. The amendment was with.
drawn when the other amendments which bad been
adopted were ordered % be printed. The subject was
then postponed when the Senate adjourned
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Corcerts. xc. ro.Slsht

fFs- re-fAe~s-' 'ss Ss,s-svs~s s''--s'l
20, nr-.. Bali-ovsrs Hoase
Ma sas--- Rstlsr. i..ftu.s -
Ten -r.ae- Faad l..ss.-. b,a.l-,y HI ~ ,ys
P.s-.. "a A., sss-sy ~
1.s A. - :, $3.50. .. s. a.. s 80 NJ
s 5.5..y = s ss,oS-.i se.l-,y. ,s,0Ps
S g.. -.,,. on. s's, ts.1-.Ts
CO., =. - ss.4s,y. D. - 's'''s
go. fy,..:.,-csaa1s--- srnss-.,-,rs
$50 sr,as-S s-a''-D'' 80 '''ans
IL THE FA~cr BAIL takes place tonight 81
he A.,or Place Opers House The IheAieF hss been
converted for the nonce into A. oesuiiai 'a'oN q
bal. a. sny In the world Al around the second Yer OF
Ives .re placed new "a, banners with ground glass
shades 50 that the proscen.um VII BE- o''.'H'S
g,b,sd The s,sse covered BY huge tent ''''einly
fss,oonsd snd decorated From rs center ''p'"''
chandelier orr,rnented with bouquets Of sowers and
= bs.s Il supported BY columns IN esea OIL "n'n -
similar burner % those IN the second tier Upward OF
two hundred additional hshis VII make me house As
light as broad day.
Tie Promenade Concert on Friday evening VII ave
al Who do not 70 TO the Fsncy Ball opportunity to
see these tasteful decorations
On Saturday night Roberto Deveresx viii be played
for the third time.
DrclDyDrY Coor--The Express Of yesterday
morning quotes the following sentence giving the pro
per credit from An article IN TIE Tr5SHs
Ia wss extensively iuuorea to ihs CRY ye.e'tsy hat
he steamship Falcon. OF her retlrn nom SAAsirs'
brngs Sl.oC1 eco In gold dust
In copying this the Erfrs's omits cur own dseredi
Of The report, and append. TIE following comments
The foregoing a io,ersby fair specimen Of he oor'.
en-v u lie thousand sni tpors respecung ne a.
f1rris gold hat get street. circl sion ro. uopodr rAsc
liz Knows how. whence, or rom whom They ~h' lfle-i
fgorr Of" should not BE- ntleu-ee by aidei romsrfrs
Ike ihsse. thai have probshy no, paTuc.e ~ ulih no
them
win 4 cool 'rpudence We nave never seen surPs's
3D. the Errss then adopts as Is own The remainder Of
our article Of precisely similar character ss follows
rumor more reliable hoxeve-. STATES hat rercb-ni
10 int City received letter ron 10 captain OF fe.hp
John puser ssn francisco, which Vessel wss rnifey
deserted ~ he IL sad ihs ss has been manned
hv volunteers fom the mining disI.ct Who coming
horis wild er earnings am1anuns % ne sota FAae OF
ssoOoo"
We have passed over heretofore AT the sicaings 81
the Erpress from our columns. though there was hie
chance Of retaliation but the des Of quoting part OF
an article 70 csv H. and then stealing The remainder
5 an Improvement on petty larceny which We cannot
suffer 70 pass unnotcei
GAs-Wc learn that aiter the lst Of February
the price Of Gas will De- reduced 20 6o cts for every
100 cubic leet when toe new Gas buildings In Twelfth
- shall be 10 fu operation there ~ 90 be It'll farther
reduction. and trust increased brlllancy IN the
article.
MERCANTILE LtBRARY.-The following - the
canvass Of the poll after the extremely well contested
election on Tuesday lsst
f.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

: Isspro1oR GEsKRAL.-We learn by private
sdvices from Washington, that Col. DUNCAN will
he nominated by the President, to-day as Inspec
Dor General of the Army, 10 place Of Col. CRoGHAS
who died at New Orleans on the 9Th inst. and
whose death will be found announced in to-day 8
paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

JoHv b. WFrLrn Of Ohio. g. be- Commissioner for
running the boundary Line between the United states
and The Republic Of Mexico. under the 9Th Article Of
the Treaty with that Republic concluded the % OF
February l.f- In the place Of A. II SEWER, VINO was
nominated 70 To- senate, and has since died.
JOSIAH A. NooNAN 20 be Deputy Postmaster al Nil.
waukee Wisconsin, from and after the 18th Of February
$50 when his present commission will expire.
SAMUEL W ROGERS % b. Deputy Postmaster At
Quincy. Illinois his commission for the year ending
10Th June lst- having exceeded : LOCO.
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u That last years lmporiaiions tells why our
Iron Interests are So depressed and stagnant
Give as back the Dates OF ~ and all ould be
changed as If by magic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

MoRE CONGREss.--On Tuesday MIR HALL o.
y presented the resolutions Of the Sen
ate and Assembly of New York on the subject of
slavery in tho newly acquired territories Of the United
states and of the Slave Trade Slave Prisons and slave
Marts ia the District Of Columbia
On motion Of Mr.. CLAP Of Ne. ii wss
Rssolred Thsi The Committee Commerce be instructed
20 inquire the expedency Of authorizing The President
OF NE niied States 10 grant medals 10 individuals who
saved the Of persons vessels IN Of disaster
the ocean skts. bsys, sounds, hafOors ana rvers
whether those who performed benefited by the
were Americans or foreigners.
Agreed 10.
Mr.. GmNNELL Of Mass offered the following, which
wss adopted
Whereas there i In possession OF the Cover meni Ell
piss Of The msce by the Exploring kNpe
diuon bay Of San frauc and The Rivers Sscrs
sni san Josqun, snd the emit for that country
being DESTROYS OF procuring copies thereof and those here
tofore printed having been OH posed Of therefore,
Resed THAI TOE Secretary OF the Treasury esuse 10 be
printed from he pes aforesaid 2eoo copies snt disposed
OF al the cost Of he payer, printing, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

APPOINTMENT AT The pRIsoN-Mr Z. L.
PoxrxS for the psss year Warden Of the Anourn
Prison has been appointed Warden Of the sing S.ug
Prison in the place Of A. II Wells who resigned thar
stsiOn the Lot inst. Mr.. A. r BoorH Of POUCH
keepsie ass been sypoirtsd Agent Of the sing sing
Prison in TIRE place Of Cnsuncey smith Esq who has
been removed Sins Sirg Chrcricle.
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MAYOR OF MoBtLE.--The case OF the contested
election of the Mayor Of Mobile has been decided in
favor Of Mr.. MAlpn. the incumbent and against C c
.Lansdcn, the editor Of the Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

e The Wing Members of the lows aud illi-
sois Legislatures have recommended Gen BAKKs 10
Gen Taylor - suitable person for Member OF his
'cseisst
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acknowledgements 55

LATER TRoW MIcHIGAS.-The Detroit papers
contain later accounts from Lansing. There were no
cases Of fever the oh inst and all the alarm had
subsidized among the Members. The House went into
an election for Senator on the 9Th which resulted
follows Lewis Csss, - EPsPhrodtus Ransom
Loco II Edwin Lawrence, Whig, -; Joseph K VIII
liams :. and Dewitt c Lawrence r : J. Inc
Senate the nth indefinitely postponed the election
The Ransom men in the Senate carry everything TIER
own way. Only "a out Of the 66 LocoFoeo Members
attended the Legislative caucus on the on in't Al
which Cass was nominated. The indefinite postpone
ment by the Senate Of the Senatorial question: IL con
sidered great victory BY the Ransom men The tee
graphic anuouncemcu; Of the unanimous nomination
Of Cen Csss caused by the adoption in caucus oil
"a Members. Of motion declaring Cass HHant"0tsy
nominated most ridiculous blunder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

K The steamboat Orus, from New York for
Chagres pu, in at Nassau, n P for supplies and left
the next dsy-so ssyss dispatch from the South The
date Of the arrival st Nassau is not given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

~ Mr. James Thompsou Jr Of Ea.t-Hsven.
Com While CO ais passage from Philadelphia 10 New
YORK 90 the oh inst lcst or vss robbed Of parcel OF
nossy IN sills srsoua,ing 10 $500
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, Butler KING REPORT on THE PANAMA RAIL.
RoAD--A synopsis Of this interesting Report will be
found under the Commercial head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

fCoastsd irorn late Treasury Report Coz The Tuhuss
STATEMENT

Showing the value of articles OF Iron and Manufactures
Of Iron and Steel imported under the Tariffs Of ls42
aud lsi6 and the gross amount Of Duties received
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MARRIED.


vaSsFiFib D.. ~. H..-a Con-, - ~. sARAn SFiiI =
~ y. Nm u IL ~. 49, IL
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- An Adjourned Meeting of the General
Committee Of Democratic Whtg Young Wen

WIN be held a, their headquarters, Broadway House
On FRIDAY EVENING. January 10, at oeloeE' r. NJ.
sy order. SAMUEL Ii DE MOTT. Chm pro TEN.
a., 3. M y s,.,s,, seers'.hes pro TEN. psH
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ARRAY AID AccIDFSr-John Stance, residing
at 49, RdgeBt in order 10 avoid engaging in fzhi.
which commenced In his presence a, - Clintonst
Tue.dsy evening, Jumped cat Of second story win.
dow and Ia his fall broke one OF hi. arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

CAIIYoRSIA IrFNs.-Letters have been receV-
ed here. from Cbagres and Panama, 70 the Let inst
which is a month later than previous dates The pas
sengers by the Falcon 20 in number snd those BY the
John Benson about 90 all reached Psnama in safety
TIE esger rri few paid enormous prices for the pss'
sage over 10 the Pacific but those who took matters
more quietly went over A. the regular prices The
natives about Chsgres were much sstonshed at the
lrrupion Of these Northern Argonani and more esPe'
cisy at the qusntity OF luggage they carried there
being among the party 100 trunks and 100 tons OF
other baggage. No passenger was sick At Chsgres
The letters from Panama DO 10, speak OF any crowd oil
persons there waiting conveyance TO the North The
California had not arrived but expected about the
10Th inst We understand that Lieut.. Frsby, OF the
Albany Company attached TO the New York Regiment
has written 70 bis family that he has accumulated
$4,000 worth Of gold dust Il will be remembered
that the whsle ship Washington, Of New London which
put into Monterey the time Of the frat breaking out
Of the gold fever deserted by all her crew let
ter has been recently received at New London from
one Of these runaway gold seekers stating that the
shAbbiest sheep Of the old Washingtons crew has got
$4,000 worth OF gold, and have got much more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-18

MORTALITY Al BARBADoFs.-There Is sand 20
have been great mortality among British troops at
Barbados of late Seven officers End 100 men belong
ing 10 the Goth and 75ih Regiments are reported TO
have died recently, while - officers snd l4O men we're
stn on the sick hsi What disease It is which has
proved SO fatal accounts do not state We presume,
however that Il is the Cholers
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Soldiers in the Late War


STATEMENT
Showing In what States the men who entered the
Army from January !, 1876 to June 30 is4S were