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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
The Great Fro-f and the Cotton Crop in
Mississippi.
Co-re-f tlfnce q To IF.Ille-

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CLfSr0v N.s- Nav j. 1T
On the NIB. o. the tih 1; April ~ had here
H.nds Coanty. Mississippi IN about 3o. North
latitude a uuprecsntei heavy frost Of t-s mos,
destructive character, and such 81 one a, has
never been seen before BY auy oue living, 50 ate
ia M. season TIE cotton was sn up beautifully
and moch corn was WAS. high on the sAlelsl
su3..
At least three fcuTths Of the cotton and
corn crops were enf rely killed, and much alarm
spread over the country iest there might not be
cotton seed enngrht 20 rcPiaGt. This alarm wss
{, some ,xtcui grCund'ess as large majority
have been enabled to procare seed. The supply,
bowever las been scaut and the replsntnc aas
been done hy sowing tie reed very thin, which
would result IN bad stands AZ favorable time.
since the frost the weather las been dry ant the
-eplant rss com. up badly and. being month later
ihsn usga'. a ran crop c4nbot D. expected, how
ever iavorab the seasCn may prove
Tie Mississippi Rlfor $ now higher than t
has been since - TIN cotton fields are AL. cover
ID with water the ini7ry IS very srea. It tis yet
Iucertsin that sny crops either c,rn or cotton viii
he made The crop q o was the larrcst ever
made. AID a 'arge u,p'us wil be lcr which,
added D. the proba la sto,t crop of a. wal give q
sa,riy safi-ielt ior al useful purposes
~VrsfFfrrr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Alarm about Cholera-Funeral of Judge
BrouRh-Neeting OF the Board of Health.

NINNINNAlI- NHtuTUdNI My =.
The Cincinnati NatlOnsl Jubilee Of the sons Of
Tempcrance which was advertised 70 take place on
the 18th is indefinitely postponed in consequence Of
the alarm caused by the Cholera
The remains of Judge Brough followed to the
s,sye Lv ,udres OF courts, members of the bar odd
fellows typographical society. editorial fraternity and
a large number Of respectable citizens
The Board of Health met to-day at noon and re
pofted ntv new cases of Cholera d hye deaths within
ihe ns., four hours There j. considerable dii-
ierence OF opinion among The members Of the Board -
% whether il Is the rcsl cholera or not Inc mos, cur
opinion however u that nearly o''t n"' u ''e
Gases are nothlns more than common dafthtS
has raiped most of the day The river mss risen
three feet during the last twenty four hours
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
VOYAGE Of the Crescent City-tnrd OF the
In--engcr-.
Correspondence o, The Inbune.


or CHACREs. April ~. l-i2
Gf&rIFNEs: It affords me pleasure to report
our -afc arrival in the tanrh and splendid steamship
Crescent Cify after short and pleasant run Of eight
i.y- and some hours We have had opportunity Of
seeing her both 10 the gale Vel the smooth water
and she has elected thc highest encomums from al her
passcn-efs r. perhaps unnecessary ~ mention hat
Can't = the Pur.cr and hs Assistant contributed not ID
little 20 our comfort n many respects while Mr the
steward aud Mrs y the sister Of mercy won the
regard OF the passenger. nr their attention 70 their
creature comforts during their seasickness.
There has been but htilc incident on the passage
worth relating 1he passing through the group OF the
We-i India Islands was very plcasant-though nothing
it al so uncommon a. 20 be enlarged upon
~ meeting o; tho passengers, held this morning on
the qusrter the letter 20 Capt was unanimously
voted h4m by the passenger--having been drawn up
bv committee appointed boy the meeting.
-hall not trouble you with rewritten description
Of the miserable hole Of Chagre'. sO well nigh
written out suffice 90 lay. an glad enough 10
make lt port though 90 be sure We shall leave 10 with
few regrets
The California had not arrived the 2iih, but vcs
scls were coming from the lower coast. Ten were
living there 20 take what they could The propeller
COL >anfoH Of New Orleans and the hrgsntine Perfsc,
OF Now Orleans arrived from New Orleans on The l-t
and I'D There have been several deaths here Of pas
sengers by the Col :. The RAINY season - coming on
bat A. yet not bad travelling have not time 10 write
more but viii from Panama We leave IN an express
canoc-through a. soon az possible.
Yours. respectfully Hal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Things at Toronto.

EIrdd Of q ie,i0 dated Toronto May y
We have had troublesome times in Canads
since Mackenzie left Our couurymen the writer II
a scotchmanl in Montreal believe, have been the
nneeadcrs ~ the di.gracciul occurrences there and
after burning the Parliament House and Library de
-troving ell the Records OF the PrOvnces insulting the
Legislature and almost sOning the Governor and othei
unarmed men 10 death, w must hereafter hold our
peace about lrlsh mObs and Yankee mOb-. After me
news arrived mere that the Rebellion Losses Bin was
asscntcd TO- the Tory leaders reused their followers
who became greatly nfuiafed and the city was, Tor
several days In r state Of great excitement most
people expected that 10 would be- laid IN ashes. The
regular. were held IN readiness ter seycs al nights, and
"a very violent mob gathered round Mr.. Lesshcs lthe
proprietor of the Erdmusr and threatened but dd no
mischief The rOwdy class. who have been so long
countenanced by men in authority here, got up meet
ng tor Lord Egins recall and burnt him IN efhgy op
pose the New Market after pafading the streets win
tho eigy suspended IN the air, and Alderman Beard IN
violation Of the Law, heading the ruiln-. Even Chiei
Justice Robinson the leader Of the old Compact found
10 necessary 20 dcnOuuce Boards conduct ~ seditious
though he did not name hun All our mODs, as tar nc
can remember have been Of the Chiefs friends but a
they have the Msgst acy the Judiciary, and the 1her
rif. power IN their hands none Of them get punished
and lite and property are continually usked 10 Drlhs W
nearer 20 anarchy ! should think that the British
government would a last open is eyes, and see thai
Rcformers In l-7 did not resist without cause The
excitement and violence Injurious to trade, and this
xces disconcnt in the working classes m towns an
ob Get which Papincau. MacNab and Sherwood appear
10 consider desirable IN their party taciics You "i
and sheriff Isrvis's Grand Jury list IN tOdays Gi0b
Tho Magraths DennsOns 1hOne and ParsOnses Law
rcnce- sc ~ usual our Grand Juries, Ike our ON
ca have very htle OF the spirit OF the Home District
10 their composition and the country suffers accord
ngiy
The rioters Of lat March are very safe With JARVIS
Grand Juncs Why do Baldwin, Prics Blake &c keep
up this farce
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Rev. Dr. Hawks. introductory Discourse.

Rev. Dr HANEs resumed hrs clerical lab1rs boz
'h.s CITY on mday with an Introductory D.c1nr.e Of
csooed'r- ability and cioquence .u tine C1spc ll tle
University The d-etreesiir rain which set in iu.t ~
the hoar for commcurng tte services d.d nor preTeut
'he attendance Of large AMI deep interested audience
Dr. HAWKS selected his text from Cor Dr. More.
oter % is required of stewards that ID man boz found
faithful. He announced af the subject OF m- % f
cous-e. Tine -fevari-Alp oi tho Chr-tan Ministry.
and PROCEEDED % discuss it a. involving. trust D.
A limited delegated authority and O. momentous rc
slonrihllty Under tho .ccollhead ho prercnied sev
cra' iorrbe and pointed remarks against tne as-ump
ZION Of .rf-llLty 5y thc Lomi-h Church. and man
rsned tf, tho Ministry ~ far from being entitled 20
clau authority a.. tae absolute representative OF Chn-
on earth eeprc.-y limited nl IT. functions and sub
ordinate in iis power n conclusion BE- So forth the
doctrine Of thc Incarnation tho grand theme of the
Christian Minister the source Oi h- ENCOURAGEMENT
and tae foundation of his succcs-.
Tho o9rg'I0n of Df HAWKS is Of ,nastr sfl i1i
.i.e character nosc ro-cmbl- fae highest 'y.e ~
legal " -enatof.J .oqacncc than tnst of me pulpit
Ii- voice clear sonorous admirably trained a'd
der perfect rommsri H. makes use oi gesture moro
freely than most public spraker- but with hl- com
iusndinc per-on and polished ea-o oi manner sl~ay-
with cxccuon' eject Whom arou-cd of the interest o
,. subject. bis ruauciatou becomes rapid and r'ho
oa,, b. c..i.,rnancc figure everything about hrl
eo,i. n.unc' with i, and tho power Of bis argument
-oo.tcs iuu justice from the richness and melody Of
his VOICE.
lVc roioc, that our CITY sca!n 70 be- ia,o orcd with
tho pondid orstorcsl sbiiies Of ih- eminent divine
,vhose powerful eloqucnce val ever exert happy n
fuoncc on a who love stcn O the prcccpts o divine
wisdom in IN attractive form
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

PUBLIC SEsTInEST ~ CAsADA.-The Scotch
Of Gengarry are clearly with Lord Egin. Al County
meeting in Alexandria LOO we're present, and all bu'
. went against the Parliament house burners, and
McNab Prince &c--ln the City OF Montreal. an sd
dress TO Lord Eln approving Of MS conduct has been
signed by 6-6 persons including the greater part o
the Corporation Lord Elgn. IN his reply stated that
h. had sought the advice and Of those who
had the people. confidence, and that IN drawing on
himself the storm OF popular violence he believed be
had prevented a quarrel between men fOi different
races) who ought % dwell A. brethren.
ln encouraging (.ad Lord l. - the utrnOs, Me
chsnic.' Institutes. Agricultural Associations and Edu
cat.onsl Establishment and promoting BY all other
means 10 my power the material interests Oi the Pr0Y
nee have ye erfOrmed duty most agreeable % mi sell
nasInuch As have found in these pursuits the only
relief have ever sought from the more oppressive
cares VI ny slfuauOn ~
Me.srs Leslie Perrin. EASTWOOD, McGlashsn, wins
&C. presented an Address - Lord klgin, signed oy
10 0f the citizens VI Toronto, IN acknowledgment "i
he 1stice and impartality Of hs conduct as Cover
and expressing their aohorrence oi me pac'yu' %
and riotous conduct Of those who oppose him ine
Bapri., Union u Canada, and SO Of the villagers O
Cohourg have presenied addresses Of IKE import ano
.sv the Tor0ao ErapiRg In al parts Of the country
me friend. Of constitutional freedom and o social order
are rushing % The support II Lord Epn
EFFrCY buaNfNG AT the Asslzes IN Toronto, on ths
sth inst Chei Justice Robinson referred 20 the not
Oh. deposition winch has begun - manifest itself there
n the shape OF eigy burning and othervise. Burning
or hanging private per.on IN egy, according TO IN
av of England which u also the law Of Upper Canada
= fnl.dernes10r punishable with fine and imp rson
ment 10 such cases u : species Of libel but vhei
persOus occupying high pubic stations made IN
suh jects II IL. hanging burning In efgy sediron
and punishable a. such
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
The Rainy season Bcsun on tho I-rhmu..
Correspondence of The Tribune

GoHGoNA April c- l-f'
Mlsses GGEFLEi d McELRATH. The rainy
season on ;hc coast has fear commenced although 'o
f.r 10 r limited 20 short and not heavy showers which
usually tall 81 night We asohase them here occasion
ais and or the Pacific .ic of ,hs summit bat they d.
not much impede the mosemeuts on the i-thmus
The steam propeller zen Stanton. from New Orleans
arrived ~ Ch41rcs on the -1d inst with The Cholera
havng Joe, several the voyage ana iew IN ChagIes
n al eight a- am informed but do not think that
thas spread bcvond fhc ani passengers u doubt
less originated board tie ff--el she most
llthv condition loluu- pis siy. .n ifct. she has
been ,,rra-eutci fo mc. 1he country however con
finar- ro t. generally D, alrhr and those who mot
much exposed 4nj imlWl-nr .n their habits need t'e
u0 arpf.hfu-lDu- NU4l- M
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
New OHlccrs Inauguratcd nj Philadelphia
Accident. &c.
correspondence Of The Inbuh''

PtuLApEIrHIA, sunday May l3
The several gentlemen who were appointed last
week by the Pcsideu; the Offices of Collector OF the
Port OF Philadelphia Postmaster District Attorney ana
Naval Ofcer were Yesterday sworn IA and entered up
on the discharge Of their respective dutics
Aid namci Nm urnfon employed IN the LedRr
Orice. ON returning home Yesterday morning anu whic
in the OF placing ms weekly salary IN small o9N
was seized by some villains who had been cuncealc1-
IA, money wrcsted from hum and himself dashed down
sairs without sustaining serious injury however Inc
thieves He'd.
There were l26 deaths this city durius the wees
ending yesterday OF which - were from consumption
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

ANOTHER EDITOR Ur TOR GovERNoR-Col.
MILLER GRlE,y, one of the Editors OF the MAJ
tdgerAe (Ga.) Southern Rccorder' has been sus
ec,ted by a writer in the CoiambaS Enquirer rs
,hs Whig Candidate for Governor WIN. IL. CRAw-
yoRp of Sumptcr and Col A. w. REnpING have
also been presented 10y their Whis friends as
Candidates
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Frou the Plains.

Disastrous accounts are reaching ~ Louis ''Uiu r
The Plains -Four men who left fort Laramie on .,S
9Th March reached there the I'm INST anu -.
hat IN consequence of there being no grass or '
Plans. the animals OF emigTan paIuos "c'S 49,, 80 b.
hunger The parties were getting along Slowly anu ~ -.
last Winter was the most severe ever Know" - 1e ~
mountains Several battles had tsken place oc'"'V"
The Crow and Sioux tribe OF Indians.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
~ THE GUIDE is the title OF neat hit

~ THE GUIDE Is the title ol neat "'''
bmonihy jus, issued at Boston by Ness's' M"'i- '
4 McGlenen with "A Union OF Printers ioI 'no 9'N'
of the Press as ITS motto 1t Will be devoted 10 inc III
tcrcsts OF Printers and il urged in the 'ppe" o' '"'
Editors TO their readers that nita'ory steps 'e N'
for the formation OF an American Printers mon 70 "
composed of accredited Delegates from all paris Oh s
United States for the general control OF the business o.
the subordinate Unions having the power TO reg
ulaie wages IN their several Districts Inc mons si'
societies OF Printers already formed requested 70
give their opinions the rallng OF General NonVen.
non o Printers. At Philadelphia some other cchii~ NJ
Mace dunng the Issuing summer, for organization.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
ARkrs1 OF CLrRerNAs.-A letter receivea at

the Office OF the True Wslea in this City, announces
the TACT ,ha, Rev JARVIS {. BACON OF the Allegheny
Wesleyan Conference, preacher on Grayson Circuit
Va has been arrested and committed FOR trial IN thai
State, charged with the crime OF circulating hDle q"
gunca, against slavery and losning frcdcnc& Doug
lass's narrative with telouious intent" SC. sc Il
convicted the penalty Is imprisonment Tor one or nFe
year. And all this la tAe land Of tho fee y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
rir-, Division Ny. state Militia.

nnIsIoN JHDfHs- - NEW-l OK Nal J. nv
The Najor Gcnrral announce that the -'i'c.s OBJ tne
Division lcNceptns thc corps ordered on sloofi duty
arc uo longer doomed nc.e-,ary - thc Nfrieir'ics
upon inc present occalon tut in ca-' o n'ccsriif
the whole Division Will assemble - their respective hc
gmcnisl stations upon tho signal OF seven strokes q
the Fire Bella and report forthwith 70 tho MAJOR Genc
raj By order Of Maj Gen. SANFORD
4 4. ttrr,rrpr IDiv fu4uarfor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Hal
or CH,cRrs. April

SIR. The undersigned. Committee appointed by the
ps.sengers Of fhc steamer Cr0ocaf Cg on her late trip
from New York to this place are charged and instructed
fo express 90 Won thanks and Dbl cations of the passe-
rs Tor hr attention and kindness shown tO them hy yoTr
Self and officers throughout fAe voyage hy which, nOfwh
.audn the rough aud stormy weather Affections have
been made ghfrr and fhc time la- been made 10 seem
shorter hy half than the reality.
Onr admiration of the Crcsccrf Cffg - unqualified. We
are reminded that her late passage from NcvNork fo
Chsrre. has been made within fhc length of time
taken bv her perform her former passage, showing iAc
rl0.f remarkable eNactne-s and regularity and proving
fie superior qualities of This noble steamer and te -et-
meush ip and ii puuc of her ofhcer- and crew
And wc would add word of thank, for iarDiei oi me
table which have been 30 amply supplied
With sentiments of the highest regard. personally we
are -ir. Your most OBJ scrvt-.
VI g. LEONARD,
WILSON SHANNON, c.fn
ID q BAILEY.
y n NINTON. Jr i.SA
CuAs SronnARD F-d Com'r steamer Crescent CITY
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Liner from Tic hungarian War.

The Coay,cr and EagaVer has the following
loNDoN. lsi o'clock-rhc Au-trlau- have been de-
feaicd IN two days battle The iiunemiAns have
advanced 10 the banks of the River March The siege
Of Conorn has bccn raised Pcsth has been evacuated
Paris funds are very drm at an advance ON the
prices OF Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

APPofSrNEsrs.-Mr Bacon, the Hunker Collector a.
fhis por, las substituted joseph McSsnght0n for " W
T-ou Inspector a. this place, and Thomas Short, Al
" WaddngtOn, for Richard Edsal. The sppOintees were
supporters Of as tie Election. We understand
s similar appointments been made In other psrts Of
The District, lOgden.buEgh Sentinel.
XSlll the Unlon please make note OF these reno
vss NJ Bacon seems 70 look upon prescription a. q
duty. His commission among the very lasi doeu
ments signed by Ar Polk and a. ne is 80 prompt 70
remove Barnb1rner. he vii not compisin Ii General
Taylor should remove him Albany Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
Board Of Ccp.u..

WAHNcTo>, Monday Nsy g.
The Board oi Census consists ol tne Secretary Of
state Attorney General and iosifn--tcr ''nofa-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

LOUISIANA VINO STATE CoNN ENrloN.-Ihis
body was to assemble Monday, the lth INST. Gen.
EDWARD SPARROW andJ L. BENJAMIN are among
the most prominent candidates for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

ONO HuNKERIsM.-The 81. M0ry's (Ol Sen
hael proposes SAWYER, OF sausage memory as a
suitsble Candidate of the Loco-Foco Party Tor
Governor at the next gubematorial Election
This same Hunker sheet had previously renom-
mated Cass for the campaign of 1882
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
.....r or ps,s,,sG PArsR USED IN MlcHl-

."-,Tbe D,roa Fra Press says The consumption oi
nyintng paper in this city is not FAR from lOv res
week and in the interior some " 'esAs 60,
,o,, of 800 rcsins year at cost Of nor lar Ton ~
s9,s - hi. cnantty OF paper annually used N
~ ststo 70 disseminate intelligence II requires 'oHe
va. .OOO lbs ogrsss 70 manufactured
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

t,rred on the celebrated Dr. Ihom, of Glasgow, the
re of Doctor IN Divinity. year the University
If heidelberg enrolled him among its Doctors Of Phio
SONNY informing him. at the same time that 1t differed
,,cb from him in sentiment but highly regarded his
,,,o,it and ,ruditiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

~ Water-Cure Tnstifutes.-DR. TRAIL receives
patients At hs cOmnOdiOus city establishment IS Lag hr
ons door from ST. Johrs PARK and a. Oyster bay l. Hs
has s.o eompsea assistants for oald0or practice Con-
'siiss0as, verbal Or BY .etser, s. aBlm'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY ItIfcRApH TO THE NEw.YuaK TRIBUNE.
r,.-ccrc.ar, Mason ,hbou Lawrence.

W,smNGroN Monday Nay -
Hon John Y Mason. late Secretary ~ tic Navy
snder Polk hs. hccu chosen President % iho janice
River and Kanavhr Canal Company.
Hon Abbot ,aIcuce h@- arrived ln town.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

NEW CARPETs, OIL CLOTHS. te-.The s,e-
Nscnber would call the attention OF bs risncs snd ne
nubr generally % his extensive assortment of ell ms Va
nous styles of Administer Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry bfps-
sells Brussels Three Ply Ingram, and every ofhsf desrr
Cloth in width feei "A feet, msny " which are od snd
well dred % which tho attention of fsamoosi osnefs ena
bosskeepers 10 parucnlarly requested Also, Dfassesf
of m, best Enzfsh manufscurr splendid pAern snd
br ght c0ors VARYING from % thres yards vide
Hesr,h Rags Table Covers Stair Rods, &C Purchasers
- fnTonsd ,hsf the Arrangements with tho manufacturers
of Earops and this county enables the advertiser 70 retail
~. hs.f ouzne. Of Carpeunz at the usual wholesss
ares. =, w n OUI0Ns Ware Rooms, fronting
myl lmeodA 90 "A East brozdwsy and VI Dsusonh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15
FROM H.v.sA.-we have received files Of Il

F,ro iad>,riai TO the -th inst but nd news Of i'm
portsnce \ correspondent OF the Charleston CoriT,
writing from Havana, the -th. says
In consequence OF efforts made by this Government
IN coripe several French citizens who hsd been re-
!. Ing more than nve years on TINS Island 20 swear ale
lance 10 the Queen OF SPAN. some difficulties occurred
S,v,en the Captain General and the Consul Genera
~ the French Rcpubhc, which have ended IN his de-
bonding and receiving his passports lie left yesier-
, 20 =. r--nr. 10 Law before his Government the whole
sAsir aud report saws that he has delegated 20 the
-,aD Consul the duties Of the Consulate General Of
the Republic OF France Reports say that nEsroe'
rc, The coast Of Africa are sun arriving IN eonsidera
he numbers.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

~ A food in the SciotO River has done some
,s,e oIony II. banks houses being submerged, ETC.
An tho smaller streams that region were also over
their banks
utretrlxLcY ~ HAvASA.-The Dia-T0 states
s f fsss 10 1876 there were baptized ~ the Archbish b
oprc o. Cuba, lJs1 white legitimate eai4r~h shS eN'-
white .llegiamase children
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-15

MIsslssPrI.-The Wings and Tayle Demo
Gratis Of Mississippi are making strong eiiort to
sustain the Adminst alton at the all election and
they are uniting the strongest men Tor the dll-
ferent offices. Major BRADFORD, Jealous Tay-
lor man. is supported by several OF the Wing pa
pers ia the lst Thompson District. lie is op.
posed by RoGER BARToN rePudiatins and anti
bond paying Loco-Foco. 1t is confidently ex'
pected this District will be redeemed, owing 10
Loco dissensions as also the lid lFeathersion 81
District. where the Loco Focos are divided on the
late member, and Col. REUBEN DAVIS, brother
of the popular 4. s. Senator, while the " lnde-
peodents" have submitted the name OF DR.. JoHN
l.. TINDALL Of Aberdeen, who believes honesty,
capacity fidelity, integrity aud purity OF charac-
ter are indispensable requisites to discharge the
duties of Office. In view Of the harmony prevail
ing in these two Districts, the Wings are quite
confident OF success.