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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DEAD lx,Sr FoU>D. The body of male in.
FAINT spparMy few hours old found ahou, Q
O'Clock yesterday morning in Mashington.st between
Spring and Charlton sts Its dress consisted OF car
pet bag IN which II enclosed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

BARK AsHoRE-We have been informed that
the British bark Euturpe, McBurney. tor Liverpool,
which lett this port the 3st ult with 2475 bales OF
Cotton, ashore yesterday morning, north o;
Bybee Bar and will probably be total loss Our in
iOrmant states that she humping heavily when he
lett and that II was very rough outside the Bar.
Savannah Georgian, 9TH.
EXECUTION OF SARAH THosAs-The Mon
ea Courier OF the 9TH inst gves the particulars Of the
execution of Sarah Thomas AZ Bristol the lst inst
for the murder OF Mics Jsres, and her confession OF
2 fha taad
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

GENrLEMgS's Hsrs-NcHoLs Co 30 Broadway
The Summer styles Of genlemens hats now ready for
Inspection and sale.
myI3 lmeOd NICHOLS X co. go Broadway
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NAvAL.-The l.. :. steam .frigste Mississippi
Can't Long bearing the broad pcnnant Of Commodore
Charles Morgan bound to the Medlterr AneAn sailed
ysstsrdsy morning. Norfolk beacon, eth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

PoLIcE CoURr-One Alexander Backmen was taken
into custody by officer Horton Of the Second Ward on sat
urday afternoon charge Of grand larceny Held to
er....A man named Bartholomew McGowan was ar
rested early hour yesterday morning on charge OF
keeping disordery house and selling liquor without
lsense A number Of persons arrested and hned
Saturday for throwing garbage IN The streets IN violation
OF City ordinance Officer Lynn Of the Eleventh Ward
took into custody John Hancock on charge Of as
sautng aud threatening % take the life OF Catherine
Whitaker. Committed tor examination. Two boys
named George Rsggre and Theodore stewart were taken
custody yesterday morning charged win stealing VIZ
from Mrs Raggre, the mother OF George. Justice Os
borne committed 10 prison. on Saturday for tuA' u" men
named Henry Warner and John Mclaughlin on charge
Of ganousy entering the workshop Of Abram Denke
705 Naiersi and stealing therefrom number OF carPen
ters toos valued AZ So Otscers DnggO and Billiards Of
the First Ward the Fret ard station House TWO
young men named Robert Allison and Robert Miller "hon
they found wing ln the street much intoxicated On the
persOn OF Alson found so n soyeregns' ana on
Miller s. ) ia gold. They held for examination
The house OF Rams Nj er 3ly Waef-s was ourglanouly
entered saturday night and robbed Of a quantity oi
wearing apparel Joseph Sergeant and John Hogan ai'a'
Limpng Jack arrested suspicion " being inc
burglars. They were held for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

THE CREvAssr-It will be seen by reference
10 the proceedings of the Committee meeting yester.
day that operations TO be once more commenced
at the creyassc under the direction of Ncssrs Dunbar
and Surgi Ia their report 10 the Committee they eH-
pres. the opinion that they close the breach or at
east lessen the volume OF water much that outlets
through the ridge will be of sufficient capacity 10 carry
IL OF Even in this the city will in a short time
be at least partially relieved from inundsiion We
trust that Mes.rs Dunbar and Surg will succeed but
we have been disappointed often that we consider
il exceedingly dangerous 10 express An opinion.
y o. Pcayune, I'd
THE OvERFrow.-We have nothing new to say
thi. morning concerning the overflow. The water yes
terday rcceded slowly but fear the fall will not he
continued one. The increased body Of water coming
in at the creyasse raise the level OF the Hood IN
the city Tho Third Municipality and that part OF the
First lying below the Canal Car0ndect remain as yet
intact We cannot expect that they Will long continue
So Ii the opinion OF the best informed persons that
the levees which protect the lower portions OF the
city sustain the immense pressure exerted upon
them By the large body o water above.
- (rp6cent. I'll
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

SERIOUS Acknowledgment MOnahsn and Jas.
sullivan aborcrs on the Erie Railroad brought
into the City Hospital Saturday morning having
been drcsdully injured by blasting explosion They
work section 81 of the road miles be-
yond peekskil, "tamping' the charge OF powder IN
rock when it prcmsturcly exploded Sullivans right
lex shockingy lacersted, and Monahsns right eye
H. ia TO be feared deprived Of sight Both their
bodies were riddled with the grains OF powder, and
they received several terrible injuries.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ A boy about years old named John Fin
lay residing at Deancey st. had his eye knocked GU,
by blow OF stone indicted by another lad years
old The boys had dispute about something, and two
OF them cruelty stoned this Finsy, who taken 10
the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

CRY COCRr The Court proceeded 10 impose sentence
upon those individuals who had been convicted O ne OF
-uses charged the indictments this last weeA lhey
were az follows Thomas Armstrong, convicted OF 81 a.
sau and battery. aiud ged 20 days pnsonmeui ana
20 pay fne Of $2j judgment was Suspended I'll neat
saturday, owing 90 some ui0rmaty A. regards lhe eF
dence George White, FOR All assault and batery' Hs
tned -. To stand committed li paid. JOhn an "a
dAnir, Tor selling liquor without license was nnel - "
stand committed uli paid. David DAVE underwent =
si ar sentence for Ike Orense JOscph W ate Joy as
saat an battery fined so0 t. stand committed u!l
paid. Dennis OCOlnOr, convicted Vi keeping dlsOf-
derry house. Judgment suspended.
Clscuir CouRT CALLNDAR-J1ns ll.-So J. as, H. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DESERTED NJ HIS P,RFsrs-A lad named John
Rooster about years of age LETT by his parents
saturday evening the pier Al the foot OF Robin
son a. He taken 10 the Aims House
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on rhur-tay. Jsr- :. D. Rev D.sit Belsmy, OLlVEEl
% ClAiHIA {. STOUT aIoi iAl. CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FINE ARrs-NorIcE.-Here the gallery Of
the Old Masters at the Lyceum Building, 500 Broad
way will not be open after sunset
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

From YucATAS.-By the arrival here yesterday
OF the schooner Scorpion. Captain Boysn, from Sissl
the siih ult, We have received the B0lca OTcia OF
Merida OF The %th ultmo Il contains nothing Of i'm
portance. except the official account OF the operations
OF the expedition against Bacaiar, which are already
known 20 our readers by the news published some
days ago from BalEc, Honduras We are sorry 70 OBJ
that Capt Beresort American officer. serving
with the Yucstecoes killed in one of the conflicts
with the Indians previously the surrender Of Baca
lar which took place the llth ult
" There were twenty deaths by Cholera in
St. Louis on the sih inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

" SroSE-CurTgRs and MAsoss will find work
at Washington City, according to advertisement in
columns.
LlrE OF j. q ADAMs.-lSeward's Eulogy.l-
VIM Butre 81 Faon-st ls sole agent for this work in
our City.
MURDER-REsULr or THE lsQUEsT.-Coroner
Walter, held an inquest yesterday at the Fort wash
ington Hotel Bloomingdae, upon the body Of Patrick
Boylan native Of Ireland, who was shot In AL afray,
by Benedict Schmidt the proprietor Of the Hotel on
Friday last From the testimony Patrick Davis, the
first witness examined, il appears that the deceased
boarded in the house OF Schmidt. On the night In
question the deceased in company with two others
named Mccarthy and Ward drinking, and, after
partakng Of supper prepared 10 go 10 bed Ward in
sisted that there time enough 10 20 % bed yet
The deceased then said that they should make noise
in the house, as Mrs schmidt III, and that ne
wanted no noise The deceased then went Schmidts s
sitting room and said Boss Schmidt want TO see
you before you 60 to bed you nice
Schmidt hallowed out: Go 10 bed The deceased
called out iosr FIVE times at the DOOR and said
tia, he wanted to zee him. He then knocked a, the
door gently and it few open. BOysn then turned his
face to the psror and received the shot and died In
three minutes. The shot came from double bsrreled
yln. Cannot say who were in the paror beside
Gated neither he In the parlor at the time
JJ',ph Ledrpa1r, the next witness testified that he
IN the employ Of the accused and standing by
his eide when the deceased shot, and was also by
the sie Of Schmidt when Boylsn came 70 the door and
kicked at il Schmidt did not say anything he wa.
undressed except MS pants and vest after Boylsn
kicked Al the door, Schmidt went into tho bedroom
and got the gun. which doube-bsrrced one; ne
stepped into the paror with the gun and him cock
and IRE 1t at Boylan, but did the deceased fall
nothing was said by Schmidt and left the room the
accused sait 10 witness before he arrested that he
had had trouble enough with all Of them before, and
that was the reason he had shot Boylsn.
Llr. Thomas Holmes made post mortem examination
Of the body. he found In the neighborhood of the
rgh, nipple punciures from 65 shot The shot passed
through the flesh fracturng the second third fourth
and nth ribs Of the light side and some went into the
| heart
The Jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came
TO his death by n-shot wound inflicted by Benedict
| Schmidt.
The accused was then committed to prison for exam
| ination.
| The SIXTH WARD-Thirty seven cases Of
drunkenness brought into the Tombs Police OF
| aee % Saturday nighs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

lsQUssT.-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day the house l6 Jane 81 upon the body OF Peter
Bogart native Of New Jersey aged l5 years who died
from injuries received Wednesday last. 10y the is
ling of piece OF timber which struck him on the head
while pulling down old building on the corner OF
Suffolk and Delaney sic. Verdict In accordance with
he above facts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

w Hon MlLLARD FILLMORE, Vice President,
arrived in this City Saturday evening from Washing
ton, snd s at the Irving House.
SUsDAY Liquor TRAFFIC-An adjourned meet
ing will be held In tho Lecture Room Of the Csnnine At
Church this evening to consider the recent Memorial
on the subject OF the sunday Liquor Traffic and to take
such farther action thereon shal be deemed neces
sary We understand that fourteen Ministers of the
City have attached their signatures TO the memorial.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
M z led.

ca.crir CovRr CALEND,s-Jun. ll-Ho. ), as H. y
Is. J., o., -. 6l
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FoUSp DE,D.-About O'Clock on SATURDAY
evening the body OF found in the lumber
yard Of Mr. lttlr the Of Jcicrson aud Cher
y sts The Coroner Will hold an inquest to- day
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

FORT HAnILros-The Kosciusko has resumed
her trips 20 this delightful spot for the season Her
first trip will be made on Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

" SroSE-CUrTERs and MAsoss will find work
at Washington City, according to advertisement in
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

AcciDE,T.-A little boy, year, old. BY the
name OF Pe'eino over by car on saturday
And had one of has legs shocknsy lscerated that
immediate smPuiaton became necessary. The opera
ton was performed by pr. NJ Stephenson assisted BY
several medical gentlemen The child put under
the influence OF choroform and manifested symp.
toms Of pain during tho operation. tie i now dong
Ill
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
ry THOMAS CARsLsr, Esq. ex Alderman oftle

lT THOMAS CARsLEY, Esq ex Alderman OF tie
Twenh Ward on Saturday evening last received from
his constituents substantial evidence OF their gratitude
in the form OF two superb Silver Goblets.
The presentation made at FarrDgtons Hall, Har
lem in the presence of large concourse OF people by
JOHN FowLER, Jr Esq. on behalf Of the donors. The
speakers remarks touching the private and public
character of the done6 received by the audience
with every sign OF sympathy and APPRECIATION The
* Alderman responded IN brief terms and expressed
his thanks with much emotion. The Twelfth has hon
orsd itself in thus honorng so well tried and faithful
public servant as Thomas Canley and wecan safely say
the honor has been bestowed quarter where 1t vii
neither be forgotten abused.
The Gobets were from the mandatory OF VIM hd
ans. Church st and are OF exquisite form and work
manship
NEW MAIL ARRASGEMESTs.-ln consequence
Of the change OF hour in the departure OF the Stonngton
(MaiD boat from 5 10 r NJ. the Eastern mail will
close hereafter at P NJ, and on the days when the
Steamers Mail leaves for Boston the Mail will be- kept
open until o'clock which will give merchants an
hour and half more time than they have had herelo'
fore The British Steamers Mail will close at tho office
here on Wednesday, at half past 10 A. NJ instead OF
10 as heretoforc.-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

~ YoUsG Men will be interested in meet
| ing tonight Of the Young Mems Debating Society
| SEQ Special Notice.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
rEr CHOLERA Ho,vrr,ta prr.r.

TsE Nsw-YoRS CtNErsKr.-Ttis metropolis
Is situated most beautiful part OF our Bay. com.
mAndns from many points IN the grounds full view
Of the shores ad cities, aud the distant Ocean lts Is
bur short distance from this City. and Will become
popular ground tor burial purposes. (See the adver
ti-emcnt IN another c0.umn)
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SumterviIle, so. Ca.
RESIDENCE AND LOTS FOR SAIL

The subscriber offers for sale the PREMISES
Immediately adjoining the town Of SumterviIle, in
a south eastern direction, known as the residence
of the late Daniel Norton. -. 5s. 81,
The Lots contain body of about % acres of
Land, contiguous to the business portion Of the
town, and through part of them will run the con-
templated Rail Road froH, Manchester 10 WIZ
mington 1t would be desiraBlefo sell TO eingie'
purchaser the whole Of said lots, ,and to such the
terms would be made accommodating ~, i. -
Offers will also be entertained bYthe subscriber
for all his Lands lying on Turkey Greek, near
Sumterville.i They contain in all about 425 acreS
Of high land, swamp oak and hickory, well thrS'
bered, with proportion Of cleared and open IsSd,
more accurate description and better estitafe
Of the value of these Lands. can be formed upon
application, either personally or by letter. to the
subscriber s::a,& "a jss.,,r,,s
To an enterprising farmer this tract presSsess
advantages and facilities not surpassed By any tn
er location in the State, and TO an approved pBr.
chaser accommodating terms will be gfanted>I
Communications addressed to me at the Bank OF
Charleston, Charleston, $. G., will meet dte
tenton. JABEZ NORTON q
July 25 80 4ss,:,
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TWith regard 10 the efficacy Of Jew DAvIDs or
the HEDREw PLAsrERs. nothing need be said. as they
carry with them their own recommendation, and tho
price being remarkably low. is sufficient indnce
ment for those afflicted 10 give them trial. The
agent is confident that by tho great and increasing
demand for these Plus.es, the popularity which they
have obtained solely BY their own mcrils and the uni
versal satisfaction which they have given, that they
are decidedly superior 10 any other in uso.
Sec advertisement in another column.
Tho genuine are fol sale by J. R. MckAiN Cam.
den s. C..
August 8, 81 Al
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TO SONS or TEMPERANCE.

We are requested to state that the Lancaster
Division No. 80, S. T., on next Monday, 18th
instant, will hold public meeting in the vii.
Iage, at which several Addresses will be de.
livered. The Division will march in process.
sion to the place of meeting. The members
of neghborng Divisions are invited 70 partici.
pate in the proceedings, and the members re.
siding in the country, belonging TO the Lancas-
ter Division, are earnestly solicited to be at the
Division room early.
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]. B. Go0DLAD, Tailor,

Agent for the sale OF Cfooking Shears, Small
Points, Square and Scales, Tape Measures, nafRs
ing Chalk, Curved Rulers, dc. z,ss',ls
The Mirror of Fashion is publishef On Tie Afstss
day of every month, at So year, devoted dtoa rers
view Of the Fashions for the ifonth, aIdtotfe suB.-
iect of measuring and draughline. bT the ef1
proved authorities in the world. ~ q gsafy III 4
The Fashion Plates for Spring and Summer just
received those wishing them will please apply
directly. =. s.ses s.ses'
The English and French Fashions viii Be- 'out ID
few days, say the lst Of April. tniarcilr5. res
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Fresh Fruit

The undersigned having purchased the right Q:
Sabin's PATENT WASHING MACHINE, t6f:
Kershaw District, has commenced manufacturing
them. They are very simple machine and Sahrssf
not get ont Of order. Those who are using fheHRi
in this place. testify as to their performance
As much washing can be done i'm one day by thnss
machine, as in three, bytbe old methods s.ti ss.
The public are invited to call at McDoyslI G E
Cooper's store and examine them. They are p6s;.
humbug, and will perform what is required of
them without injury to the clothes. ~
DDireetions 60 with the Machines: ( s e
E. G. ROBINSON: NJ
May 16. 20 3. ~ - 6dr. 20,
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The first effect Of bilious climate upon the human
system is 10 produce topper and inactivity Of the Liver
thereby preventing the natural aud FREQ discharge Of
bile. All know the lurking nature the poison that
produces Fever AMI Aguc, and its kindred Diseases.
A sallow complexion, capricious appetite, and
sional pain in the side often the only symptoms 10
warn Of impending danger. The operation Of DR.. Os.
goods India Choagogue is TO counteruct thia miasms
influence by producing activity Of the hillary organs.
and healthy, natural discharge Of bile from tho sys.
tern,
For sale at the proprie,ors prices by J. R. McKAIN,
agent Camden S c.
Aug. g, 80 1t
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A Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, tract of Land
on the west side Of Wateree river, and on the
waters of 25 mile creek; adjoining the lands OF
Capt. Wm Kennedy and the Estate Of Jno. Ches-
nut, containing above 1000 acres, 2O1O with
ont Of mile half on the river. and the balance
on the creek Six hundred being under cuItiva-
ton, having fine mill seat all necessary build.
ings for settlement gin house and screw; the
land is six miles from Camden. Said land will be
sold at private sale OIL accommodating terms.
Persons desirous Of purchasing, are referred to
Cant. Thos. Lang, Major Cartey. or to the SUBJ
scrber. McRA BREFhNI.
June 80, 1910. 6m u
The Charleston Courier will insert once week
or three weeks.
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Review Of ".rhc Sufferings of Christ" ny
Layman; 7th, Review of the "APpear'
Commissioners Of the Methodist Episcopa
Church South; and 9Th, Critical Notices.
The efforts of these high-toncd and ably con
Quoted Journals, and others oflike character t'
huild up and sustain the literary fabric o' the
South, deserve, AL praise and encouragement
They speak forth the feelings and views OF the
South with ,ruthfulness and earnrstness' and
while they give the current literary news of the
day, their articles are thorough examinations
of subjects and doctrines, exposing falschood
and error. The fragmcntary and skeletonica!
character Of our literature, its want of form and
power has. BEEN derided and snecred at, by
vhose whe live among more time -honored Instl.
tn,ions, and whose time and circumstances
have allowed more attention to such depart
snents of mental labor; but flour Reviews and
Journals, tbosetweightier channels of periodical
literature. received the support they deserve,
The Soa,hern Rcpuh!ic of letters would com.
mand the respec, Of the world, and would utter
Truths with, such, force and power, as to silence
,siiltea arrogance abroad, and inimical pretend
rrs at home. The subjects are not wanting
neither clear sighted intellect, profound re.
search, devotion to letters, nor bold, independent
thought, can he said to be iuferior among us,
hut patronage, thorough going, srlfsustaining
patronage, the fostering care for home pr"d''c-
sions. because they developc the resources and
atsEaeians Of home, is the great want, it not the
great crime, Of the South. We have not Ian.
.suaae strong enough to urge upon Southern
readers the .proprie,y, the necessity OF support.
ing Southern periodicals. No agents have
been more potent in doing harm, none have
weakened more gradually, the confidence of
our people in their forms Of society, and have
actually poisoned and drawn off the affections
of many, than Northern and Foreign papers
and periodicals. Extensively circulated at the
South--vehicles-not of direct assaults, for that
would offend and disgust-but OF inucnd"es and
slight illusions, .. here a lille and there lAlc"
impercep,i4y, eoloring the prcjudces of The
reader aud filing his mind slowly but surely
with dislasts; against his own peculiar ins'iiu'
tons. :. Esr,s,ss;sre. ~ t3,. .l.s.
1t mjustto the Sonlh-to her interrsts-to
her peace and security-to ourselves, to give
aid and comfort to these insidious engines Of
harm. while our own healthy. y.toned exPonenls
of literature are allowed-it not to lansush and
dic-to have at least very limited circulation.
IL we would haze firm and steady fabric, we
must make The pillars strong aud well-supported.
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DR.. WiStar Still Triumphant !!
Nunda, Livingston Co. N. Y,

June 20, ls4s.
Mr.. S. W. Fowlc-Dear Sir-Ptompted by sense
Of gratitude for benefits received fron the of Wis.
tar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry I submit the following
statement. Previous to my taking the Wild Cherry. |
had been obliged give mp my business in consequence
Of secere affection of the lungs. In this dis'rcssed
state was ordered 10 try your remedy for con'ump.
ton. | did So and in the course Of few weeks, I
was restored to comparative good health, 80 that
have since been able to attend t. ordinary busins
indeed, my present state Of health far exceeds my
most sanguiuc expectations. Yours truly,
($igned) JOHN BURNS.
Boy without the written signature Of |. BUTTs
on the wrapper, it you wonId avoid imposition.
For sale in Camden BY r. McKAlN.
August 8 81 At
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Ladies !!
ACADEMICAL SCHOOL.

Camden, So. Ca. BY II. B. Russell.
The scholastic year of this school will hereafter be di-
videds into sessions Of five months each.
The session for the remainder Of the present year will
begin the 9TH Monday-beIng the 23d, of July next.
No deduction will be made Tor any less time than a
month; and the tuition fees expected be settled
the end of the session.
r. B. r. respectfully tenders his thanks his patrons,
and friends generally for the encouragement, he has re.
ceived, and hopes to deserve its continuance.
Grades of Study and Tuition Fees.
Lower Primary Grade. consisting Of Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Primary Arithmetic and
Geography, per session. $40 90
Higher Primary. Grade, consisting of Spelling,
Heading Writing. Oral Arithmetic, and
Geography, per sesson, w
Lower Advanced Grade, consisting of Sp-lng.
Reading, Writing, and English Composition,
Written Arithmetic Gsogmply, and Gram
mar, per session, II w
Higher Advanced Grade, consisting Of Read
ing, English Composition. Algebra &c,
Grammar, History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Logic, Mental Philosophy, Rhet- ,o M
Oric, &c, per session, ~ w
Preparatory Course of Classics. per session. ~ w
half dollar per sesson is charged for fuel and Incl
dental expenses.
June %, $40.