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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
Circular Instructions TO & Collectors and other
Officer, of the Customs.
TREAsURY DEPAATMENr, March 9,

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, March 9, l-i9.
The particular attention OF Collectors and other
Ocers OF the Customs 10 called 10 the suojoned act OF
Congress approved 81 March 1912 entitled An act To
extend the provisions Of all laws In force relating 10
the carriage OF passengers In merchant vessels and the
regulation thereof
with certain notifications mentioned Il extends the
provisions Of the laws REFER. TO- % al vessels bound
from pO the United states 70 any port or place 10
the Pacific Ocean It's tributaries or from any such
port place 10 any port In the Ged States or on The
Atlantic or It's tributaries
Your attention IS called to the mod hcstion Of the 4th
section OF the set Of the l7th May lsis to provide
for the ventilation OF passenger vessels and Tor Other
purposes and also the amendment OF the ACT Of I'D
February ls47 regulate the carriage Of passenger
10 merchant vessels
former laws on this subject under dates Of lin March
and 18th May ls47 and 9th June ls45 70 be pur-
sued in the enforcement OF th. set 90 FAR a,
to It's provisions W. NJ NEhEDIlh d,
AS ACT extend ne PoVsoa' Or al a., ~ ,orr. -uas
csrs.- OF Pssssss-rs merchant 's.> .na Ne -
Re Il enacted by tie Senate and Hoas Of Rsprsenatira
Of ne United stats Of A1sr'e1 "a Conys' ai'ezoee In.I
al vess-. bound from port u The ned states 10
porl or place In tbs Pschc Ocean or on Ia Tributaries Or
from any such port o. 10 any por 10 ne ned sIsIe.
visions Of al the 10 force relating ~ The carriage Of
passes gers In merchant vess-s sailing ~ and from foreign
euutes and The regulsou 1erecf except The fourth
op Of The Ac 10 provide FOR me yenaOr "
vessels and for ohrf Purposes approved May IT, sf re-
siipg 10 provisions ard fu.l bal he and
masie. OF al such yesse shs 10 oil furnish 10 each
p.s.-nger the daily supply Of wafer therein mentioned ar
bev Ia. frn.h the passengers furnish for
themselves q sufhciens supply Of good and wholesome
FOOD ana 10 they shall AL 90 70 DO, shs provide
wbo-.oms or provisions. ney shall be subject
10 he p-nsiy provided 10 isd GGfh section, 10 the
p.ss-ngsrs are pz shon Allowance Of wafer Provs
Ions. 10. d,
SIC lad - fdrtaer enacted. That he sctilled
Az &C, 70 l- carriage u passengers IN nsrch.rt
vessels" approved February '~eui,s eighteen n1r,
40 ara f5rty seven sha be amend that vessel
passing IN o. through the fr1p sha be allow ed 10 carry
he rumoef Of passengers vessels ass do not enter
tss tropics ~
SECS Iasbs I1rrer Enacted Thai this act shall isl
eject OF and feensh day Of March, egtieon huc
dred srd forty rine
Approved, March 5, lsi1
The above Il true copy Of the original roll.
W : DERRICK. c. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
CITY ITEMS.
foNrAv Mach

COURr OF OrIR AID TgRNISER.-Willis an
Pierce brought up snd srrssued on an Indictment
Tor TIE murder Of Louis NurtAh a sreeiorsSn mar.
The trial was aid over TO April
Mathew Wood was slsO srrsizned on an indic.men,
for the murder Of Dis wife BY poison. Tns! set down
for Tuesday Of nsxi week
RuN OyER.-A boy named Manuel Ship, was
vas over yesterday afternoon ey one o; Narphys
s,sges and thereby had Of bis legs broken The
unfortunate sd Immediately taken the City Hoe
piia
BURSTING or CRorON PIFE.-Some damage
done yesterday In the store Of z Smith. No. 20
Wster-st BY the bursting OF = Croion water pipe.
PoIicx CoURr Oicer Feeney. Of the Second Ward,
a. -sfss Rssr Frri. csrg- ~ snlst
i1m t- o1fsns n-sIr-i So -rNniastso o1e
Ctar-s ho-s ias-l rtn c1nti 30 chsrg- u
conn e q rnal a. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

President TAYLOR AND THE SOLDIERS or
lsl2-On Friday last an interview was had between
Presden, Taylor and the surviving O,ers Of the Wsr
Of 1919. Whea they were introduced, the President
In his reception spoke 10 them as follows
GENTLEMEN I am happy 20 receive you as the sur
viving Officers Of tho War Of 1872, sad % recognize
among you some with whom served In past years.
thank you kindly tor your congratulations eud good
wishes this occasion In regard 20 my pas, services
81 which you have been pleased u Aude Ia too Halter
ing terms only say that the merit Of those ssryi
/. mainly due 70 the skill and bravery Of the troops
who served At different times under my orders To
have ed such officers and such men, Ia Itself sucisn,
honor and reward for all my services. arm now en-
terng new career Ia which entertain anatural dis
trust Of my ability redeem the expectations Of those
wiz, have called me to IT, For your kud expressions
In this regard beg you 70 accept my sincere thanks
May you long live In the enjoyment OF health and hap
yness.
Alter the interview with the President they called
upon the widow Of ex.presient Madison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

The OYSTER WAK-A resolution has passed
the Virginia House of Delegates ns,ructng the Gov
ernor OF virginia 10 place AZ the disposition Of the a1
thortes Of Accomsc County one hundred muskets and
four sx-pounders 10 enforce the oyster laws Of the
state IN the Of said county and for other pur
poses.
MusIcAL AND PERsoSAL.-The DistIn Family
are irving Concerts good houses ct Richmond Va
Madame Bishop and Burke are dslishrng brilliant su-
dIences N the are ely. Rev DR.. Baird about 10
deliver Course Of Lectures % Europe 81 Worcester
hsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
The Ice at Havre de Grace.

Havxx DE GRACE Saturday. March 70.
The ice extending from this place to Port De-
posi-, which has entirely stopped the passage OF the
railroad Companys steamboat across me riser ',nce
the 18th Of Jsnusry last sppesrs now 70 oe soou'
nov clear Of ice from the outlet lock ss the mouth
OF the Tidewster Canal to point about three mice
above THE place. and al fear Of injury 10 the cana
from Ice 10 removed. understand tnat me lsoo
WATER Canal IL ready to let In the water from Wright
vile to the frst lock above this place and inst me re-
malpdsr (Which eighty injured By The Ice u jan
usry) win b ready nsSs week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
CALIPORN MA.

CALIFORNIA.
NO GENTLEMAN should mink u Leaving New York for
Nhe God Region without being ppi-d with mo Colder
Drops, sovereign remedy for nat terrific disease,
SEA SICKNESS,
Witch eo1snty continues for months, until the patient 10
reduced skeleton. This medicine las,n lev h9urs
before sailing according cT-ciiCus WILL IL Almost every
Instance prevent stsrk altogether The OGDEN Drops
are specific for dyspepsia 10 every form, eonsupsfoo,
liver cu amt or piles al Of which produced by
confinement shpbosfd charge N cnsGe diet, hsbits
kc III. peculiarly adapted % diseases incident 10 the eli.
mate Of California THIS remedy sfscuay removes ibe
horrors " sea yoysgs We speak from porsona sxpe
dsoce We have freqgeoLy niod upon oar own persoos
.ni hss never faied- circular viii accompany each
American Therspeouc Coion Phcs si per bottle FOR
.ae hsesal- and rets AZ $50 Brostvsy and % Valet
Y mi 2weods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
SCHOOLS.
MAZE Bo,RpINC .kuINAn,

MALE BOARDING SEMINARY WILTON.
VI Conn essy Of access 10 NeSfort Ciiy-Th- Prrci
pa ron ns past experience snd has he-n induced
% er-c house designed Ia sc-omrucsie - pupils -
Please see circulars which Be hsd he Methodist
book room - Ma herryst Aso 81 76t Ch..hsmsL The
terms Il Is believed vii % considered reasonable. ard To-
cDcemenis 10 hoped satisfactory II IL desired that ihose
wishing 30 converse ~ arrange with he principal would
their addresses al the OF Mr srges ~
Chathsn-st References 10 Rev VIM II Bangs Wilton.
Nss-u 50 Dkeman, Controllers OAce. New-York.
MI 81 AbSL WHlrLOCN. Principal
UNITING CLA-~E-.-JONESst NirtArOKY
w COUNTING ROOMS. ~ Bfoad~ay A -rlung
ciAss "a received from 20 8 sr4 q N. They sr-
,hofclgfy nsTucsd N W. Jou-ss system 40 developed
In his Eemertsry Writing Rooks The success that hiss
attended this o instruction IN the principal schools
Of his city and Brootyn sufficient guaranty that the
progre. II he pupil vii - commensurate vita The time
snd all-nuou given. Thee books are for sale by
J. MErCALF. ~ ENg Broadway
Wsoe.ee orders are received Al 81 srosdwsy 81 Wv
ERkNtH LA>GuAGk.--MlSs DELANEY in
forms he ladies' OF 6rookyn and vicinity that she gvss
Lessons IN the shove language, Msnescas Ors system
az har residence, IS Pesri-st Brooklyn. ms 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Riot

BIZ Tsl1graphl BALTIMopK, Sunday, March II
Beattys powder mill, 10 Baltimore County ex-
ploded yesterday but fortunately none Of the workmen
we're injured fremenhsd not In the city to-
night during alarm Of Are but have heard Of no
damage beyond broken heads resulting from i..-.No
mail beyond Washn gon has been received this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
COMPREHENSIVE.

NjUTICE.-The Copannsrship heretofore existing IN.
! Nder The 4 N - BUTLER REYNOLDS. % dissolved
by The deah Of Francis Buter The unsettled business "
the sle firm viii be closed by The sgrytyi- partner
March l. 1919 ChAs. I. RtfNOLDs.
COPARTNERsHlP-Ths subscribers will continue he
business Of the ale firm Of Butler Reynolds. under The
hrm JOHN cILEh,
March is4g Iml03t. CHAs T REYNOLDS.
5I1It -IB-tKIBkh- have forned q CO partner.
ship IN he practice Of the IaS, ard will give prompt A.
@noD 10 Al bushes. which may be IN the
savrrs Courts of ms Ssts and u Ihs United
/ lgfe SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEADS
Osce go Broadway, Albany M I'm
|y0-PAR TNkR-HIP.-DUDLEY 3. ruLLER
Ohsving formed aco-p4tnesnip win JOHN DURAND
vii continue the Iron Commission Business under lh- hfm
OF DUDLEY 3 FULLER co. At l39 Greeu.cbst
March l. ls4S DUDLEY b r. LII FL,
mi I'm. JOHN DURAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
New-York Town Elections.

ERIx Cove give the result In Erie as far as heard
| from
Bhis-Aurors, Black Rock, Buffalo IS Wards Clsr
ence Hamburger, Wales Tonswanda.
Hanke-B Boston.
Barnbvaer-C heektowsgs, Eden, Holland, Lsncss
/ ter.
| ~ Wing Supervisors, ! Hunker, S Bsrnburners 9
towns to be heard from. In the city Of Buffalo the
Bsrnburner for Mayor 35 less than the same
party polled at the Presidential Election. The towns
| of Tonawsnds, Black Rock, Hamburger and Aurora
have always gone Loco since 1910
ONEIDA Coin Oneida there towns yet to Re
heard from. The result now stands as follows
Wzls-Avs, Augusta, Camden, Lee. Marcy, New.
Hartford Paris, Rome, Ssngershed, Trenton. Utica la
| { Wards}. Verona, Westmoreland, Whitestown.
Hunker-Bridgews Floyd Vernon, Western.
| Barabwne-DeeIheld, Kirkland Marshall Remsen-
| Venns.
Wings II, Hunkers 4, Bsrnburners 5. Lee, Marcy.
ssnrersheld, the Wards OF Uhcs, and wes,morelAnd
are Wing gaia. The Bsrnburnen have gained Kirk
and from the Wings and Remsen from the Hunkers.
The Hunkers have gained Vernon.
MosaoE Co-The Board of Supervisors Of Monroe
County is precisely it las, year in regard to
poHtics-le Wings aud 4 Locos Two los, and two
gained.
From BRITISH GuIASA-By an arrival on Sun
day. we have received sdvices from Brtsh Guiana TO
Februsrys
Toe American steamer YssssESla. sent out 10 nsvi
gate the Ornoco River arrived al Port Of Spain on the
l7th of January and created intense excitement
she is one of four steamers which the ornoco Navga
ton Co. sbou. to put on that river.
The steamer the mrs; Of ths knd seen Ia Port Of
Spain and was visited BY nearly the whole population
Of the place The Company intend to secure the car
ryns trade on the ornoco from Bcgots 10 It's mouth
| a distance of 500 miles
Candida Gutierrez convicted Of murder, was hung
within the prison walls a, PORT u SPAIN Jan H. This
x,. the irst execution there which was not public
FROM PoRr Az PLATr-By the ship Desdemons,
from Turks Island we have received the Tks islaas
carr, 10 the lih ult II confirms our previous adviees
Of an engagement, between the Hayden snd Dominican
force. in which the former were beaten SIR X Soon
bursh is said to have gone Port su Prince to act IS
mediator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

c. Fowlers Il Wells, PhrenoioGists and
Publishers, Cnninn Hall iSi Nsssau-gi toe PARK
~ New-Nork WRter-turc Esta bills hment,
With Gymnasium, Y. ID PlERsON, cor u Tveth-st snd
University-psce a. ow'
~ Irish EmiGrant ~ociety.-Ths Annual Elec-
ton for Officers zud Members Of The Executive Committee
" The shove Society ~ be held ~ the Ohce or the soc
ETY., u Serucest Monday The % day Of April next
By order lml2IEl X. B DAILY, Secretary.
" Liquid Hair Dye-BArcRELOas instsnisneous
Liquid the ses arlc. IN The world for changing red or
gray hair 10 natural black brown color without injury
10 he hair or srn Persons wishing the bea scls 10 he
market should call sl BArcHELoRs manlfacory. Wast
Old No 2 nezr Broafwsy Copy the address dla TTSsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

Y This apparatus. point OF efficiency, economy and
venieocs x eqgai1d by anything Tor the purpose pre-
scented for public pstronage and the Manufacturer hopes
ths companies and individuals will call and exsmns this
superior article, al ~ EidrdgesI before purchasing else
/ wheTs. III wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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A SER MON

.eh.sa n. Frsaas M-s;as House Orchard -, Sunday Mon
iag. March n. 1879.
by LGSDLEY MURRAY HoAe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-13

EhLItOhNIAN- can ind al the store Of the under
y signed every article Of provisions necessary for the
use heir San Frsncsco All articles put up
In Ia keep, and 90 warranted Printed Rsuons
for individuals and associations furnished grsuitousy
ma SNs KEMP. ll6 Mallst N-W-YorG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
The Great ConnngrntIon in st. Louis.

We are enabled to place before our readers to-
day pretty full particulars of the recent disastrous
fire in ST. Louis, which we received yesterday by
telegraph. The extent of it is indeed deplorable,
as well in the loss of life as in property. Four
hundred and eighteen buildings have been burned
to the ground, and many lives lost. Three per-
ished on board one of the steamers, and fourbodss
had already been dug from the ruins. 1t is a re-
markable fact, and the only consoatory feature of
the melancholy catastrophe, that almost all the
bankers and brokers saved their papers, money,
and books of account. In addition to the loss of
property in the town, twenty-five steamboats, like
wise became prey to the flames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Movements for California.

The CRESCENT CITY.Ths favorite steamer leaves to-
afternoon for Chagres The number OF passen.
gers engaged to go out in her quite largo They
will reach Panama about the Sd of june in ample sea-
to take the mail steamer Panama, the steamer
Senator The latter is expected to arrive at Panama
about the 10th Of June The Unicorn which left here
in March, may also be expected to reach there her
way to California, about tho last of next month
The bark Tecumseh, Capt. Richmond, which lays at
pier No. North River, bound to California, has fine
accommodations between decks having that deck clear
from encumbrancc, well ventilated and literally sup
piled with good stores She is filing up fast, and will
leave time this month. John Collins jr, No 70
South street, is her agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22

The Coin DoILAR.-Several thousands of the
diminutive specimen Of the good and "iawful cur
rency of the United States" are in circulation, and
have met with every kind Of reception. Some
think them too small and liable to be lost-others
that they are sweet little things, very handsome,
and very convenient BY one portion of the COM
muniy however, they held in perfect abhor-
rence-we mean the bankers. la their opinion,
the gold dollar is contemplate, sneakIng, insig
nifcant, dirty affair." and furnishes strong evidence
that our National Congress is composed of maamen
asses, because it will interfere with the clrcula
ton of one dollar bills of the home manufacture.
Now if the banks would be content with ex-
pressing an opinion concerning the new currency,
we would have nothing to say but, not satisfied
with doing that, we are informed that they are
using every exertion to prevent the issue OF any
more of the dollar pieces. Hitherto, when specie
was demanded, the banks would pay out as much
foreign, and as little American, currency as pos
sible. Since the gold dollar has appeared, how
ever, the practice has been reversed. American
coin, and as little as possible of foreign is paid out
at their counters. The reason of this is obvious
Before the gold dollar appeared, the foreign coin
was sent to the mint, where it was re-coined into
half and quarter eagles. These kinds of currency
did not interfere with the circulation of bank notes
but if foreign coin paid now, it Is more than
probable that it would be re-coined into dollar
pieces. Hence account for the change of tactics
adopted by the banks.
The only way in which this opposition to the new
dollar can be counteracted is, for merchants and
others who receive foreign coin in their business,
to send II direct to the mint, where it will be re-
coined. If this were generally adopted, the gold
dollar would soon become as common as one dol
lar bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Marine Affairs.

Will be launched at O'clock this morning. Odd from
the ship yard formerly occupied by Bishop simonsona
splendid ship of about 600 tons measurement to be
built by association of mechanics, and will be i'm
mediatey fitted out for a voyage to California. The
peculiar construction of this vessel should enttle her
to the consideration of those who may incline to emil
CRATE to the Ell Dorado Of the Pacific The berth deck
fore and aft has been admirably arranged for the
venience and comfort Of passengers-with sleeping
berths swinging tables chests scc patent lighted
air ports, which can be opened during calm weather,
placed all along the Sides from stern and
tho whole space between decks will have the ap-
Of steamers saloon than the berth dec
ship On the spar deck, large and elegant cabin
been arranged with state for families which, for
the convenience OF ladies' cannot be surpassed by
thing afoat; and several Of Oldest shipmasters
have expressed opinion that substantial bet
ter fastened highly finished vessel regards requ
site qualification, has not been built in New York
any service An association Of hundred mechanics
Of passengers. Gentlemen invited to call at the
yard to examine her points she sits on the
stocks. There be but opinion to her sailing
qualities judging from her model for the proportions
p rfcction the art Of ship building can
attain to- The shipyard is at present occupied by w.
II. Brown Esq and is tbs foot of 9Th street.
| new packet ship named the Southampton will be
launched to- morrow morning at quarter before ten
O'Clock, from the yard of Messrs. Westcrvelt & Nc
Kay foot of Eighth street. East River She Is intended
for Mr.. J. Grswods line Of London packets and has
been built under the superintendence Of Capt Morgan
who Is to command her She is of ZOO tons burthen
and Is to be launched full rugged being the only vessel
launched in that manner for several years. which of
itself is sufficient draw together a large crowd
She is Of q most beautiful model, and will compare
| with any vessel Shoat. We understand that two
thirds Of her berths already taken for her first trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Markets.

BosroN, May 81, 1870.
We have had sales to-day of $50 bales New Orleans
Cotton good mddling Mt cents; and of Corn 20 600
bushels white at 65 cents. Yellow brought 90
cents Sales of Michigan flour made at - rs 81
ST. and Genesee at SIS L. The sales of hour however
were moderate.
BurrAfo, May 81. 184o.
Receipts since Saturday Flour, % 900 barrels
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn IL 900 bushels. Flour
was dull at So SIZE 81 O6H. Wheat-Sales Of 5000
bushels good Ohoat 90c Corn~20000 bushels sold At
45c 46c. Freights by canal firm, with upper
tendency.
ALnArY, May 81, 1849. "
Receipts by Canal Flour $4,000 barrcls corn 49,
900 bushels Sales of 1000 barrels Of -four made;
change In prices. Corn Of 40 100 bushels,
delivered within week. on private terms Oats
1000 bushels at 341lc. Whskey26o barrels at 21Hc.
CINCINNATI, May 81, 1910.
Flour was steady at 1915. Groceries were In good
demand and firm, with an upward tendency In prices,
In consequence of the disastrous from the south
CHARLEsror, MAY as P. M.
The cotton market Is active and sales of 500 bales
made at advance Of full &c. We quote fair
TX fully fair, &c. Rice IL dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
Large Firc-Meeting to Sympathise with
the Sufferers by st. Louis Flrc-The Gho-
lcrn, &C., &c.

CINCINNATI, May ZIP. M.
Yesterday morning, ten frame buildings on Maine
street, the corporation line, destroyed by
FIRE by this calamity, twenty poor families are rem
dered houselcss. The buildings not of much
value. Stoop T. Hubbels plough factory was also
burned.
Much sympathy is felt for the sufferers by the st.
Louis fire. meeting is to be held this evening, for
the purpose Of opening subscription in aid of those
who have been ruined by this dreadful calamity
There were twenty cases, aud several deaths by
cholera up to noon Saturday There is very little
alarm felt about the cholera business Is beginning
TO resume its wonted channel.
From Louisville, learn that the cholera has al
most entirely disappeared from that city. There was
number Of deaths reported In the boats yesterday
Sunday below which generally crowded to suf-
location with migrants.
Samuel Hart (whig) has been appointed Judge Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton county, to
Hll the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge
Brough.
News from New Orleans to tho 12th relative to the
crcvassc has created much alarm hero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22

SrRINoFiELD, May 21-3 P. NJ
The beautiful residence Of widow Freme, near Brat
teboro, Vermont, was destroyed by fire this morning
Mrs Frcmc regret to state persisted In the nemes
All the barns and out buildings were also consumed
including three valuable horses, carriages &C. Four
females saved their lives by jumping from chamber
window; one however, was seriously injured By the
fall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22

THE ST.. LOUIS FrRE.-The news of great con-
fiagraion in the business parts Of the city Of st.
Louis has had an additional dsheartenng effect upon
'ohange The business relations of st. Louis much
more Intimately connected with Boston than those Of
Pittsburgh and other western cities which have suffer-
ed by large fires The amount of loss sent forward
BY telegraph Is probably stated, In this short
time there has hardly been chance to count II up,
and the loss to the mercantile community here may
depend upon tho fact their being insured In their
advancements ut the North Mt the st Louis oloes
Goods and property In st. Louis insured to large
amount In boston, Hartford and New York, and Il ID
not vet that the Boston merchants are ma
tcria sufferers by the Are -Boston Courier, Nay Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-22
New York, Tuesday, May 20, ls49.
News from Europe.

The steamship Caledonia, Capt. Douglas, will
be due at Halifax tomorrow night The O. has
been reftted and put in first rate order