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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

WAsHiNGroN Wednesday June l3-6 ?. NJ
Dr. Tnos NJ FoorE of the BgD'aio Commere'H
5do,rtlsr as Charge dAfaires 10 New Granada
ALEXANDRA K McCLuNG Of Miss. as Charge DAT
flares to Bolivia Of. CHAs r. iLEIscHNAN Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia As Consul 20 STUTTGART STEPHEN
b POOLE Of y c. As Consul 10 Turks Island ------
GroRoE r USHER Of J. AS Commercial Agent AT
Porte au Prince .. GEORGE =. MARSH Of VI az Minis
ter 10 Constanunope JONI IRUnnuLL Van ALIEN
Of n ! A. Charge 'Afarcs At Ecuador .-.---I Hos
W. CHM Of La As Charge dAaalres for the two
sicics - JoHN c. b. DAVIS OF Mas. As Secretary
Of Legation to England.
CoNsuIs.
LORENZO DRAPER OF ~ Y at Have.- EDwARD
KENT Of Me At Kio Janeiro. Rev. THOMAS sEwAlL
OF Md a. ST Jago De Cuba WIN r. HARVEY OF Conn
al Barbados . CHAs BENJAMIN of Conn. at Dems
rara . ELIJAH PAYNE OF y. Y at Panama .--.
ISRAEL D. ANDREWS OF Me for New Brunswick and
Canada. B. n EDNEY ofN c. at Pernambuco.
By ths P0sfmafcr General
RICHARD G. ABBOTT OF Washington, Mail Agent be-
tween Washington aud Philadelphia. vice Gait remoy-
cd . ArKfNso~ Of NewJcrsey, Mail Agent between
New.York and Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

The market Tor Cotton i. firm and we notice sales
N Coo halea az g. 10 e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

SHOCKING AccIDLNr.-A youth named Basin,
explosion OF = flask OF powder at hi. residence "A
Washingtonst Dr. Wade called in and did all in
hi. power alleviate the suferinss OF the unfortunate
boy
BrRoLARY-The boot and shoe store Of Mr.
Aycrly In Iui.Onavcnue was broken open on Tuesday
ight and entirely stripped Of all is contents valued
Al about $40 No arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

DssrH oF WALTER II cK.T-Tne Na,ct>-
IRE Irg1r ~ Nay ~ states that Capt Walter key
killed "a duel NlIh Mr Noses u SeN York
The day which the duel took place i not known 70
the Editor 90 the Ere Iradu the place was some
where CA the klO Grande. Capt Hickey VAS on as
return from -srlo. when be Vas challenged By the
individual jlst named. The cause Of the quarrel 4.
al 20 BE- that Noes had 80 caned By Hickey
hen friends o. both parties tired % arrange alters
Moses refused al Crers Of recommendation. The duel
fought WIKI double oarreed guns a. the dis
ttrce O niteeu paces Capt. Hickey received the IRE
Ia lls eide. and died IN Two hours.
Capt Hickey w. born In the County Tippcrary Ire
land, and was brought up from childhood ia Natchez
where bis aged iatnef now lives some years ago be
COMMANDED company 81 volunteers rsised Ia Naichez
for the service ~ The Republic 81 Texas ard while on
service there, Vas severely wounded in = duel BY a
brother captain. That accident caused nm long con
unled ana excruclatnz AzOnes and lame him for life
The Captain was siterward editor Of the Yi-ssb4yS
SssfinfL station which deserved % be styled Castle
Dangerous. as Two Ct nis predecessors had been killed
~ a-nts growing cut Of newspaper quarres. Nor did
hickey come Or without lncurring a portion Of the
danger which Hsxsn and Ryan had frequently been
involved Being assaulted ~ Individual Hickey
wa compelled - III him 10 sell defense AZ the time
~ bic death be candidate for the Legislature Of
Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

- John Enssnd oil The Tf2.-, n Por, Rchuood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
CITY ITEMS,
Lectures, Ceneert., dc. Tonight.

~ rarf'rsd-r fse frr,-fuirf 60 srr1
V1sgl Frr--. Y.su--f 1rrfrsr--- P y
Cfrs'ys Nlr-'s 81 7r1ar-s Nsrta-l-s Ft... ~
Dl,--aor s,r-s - P--c-Dal ~.
sslrsi Ars1snF - -ar1--DsF 80 ~T---E
A rsoa- lf-afwsI s-r1- -l1 A y tc ? Il
80 t-Frs srIr. tss~- - 80 49, =
Lo-4a1 o. Of o. Asos-ss7 sr1s--sys An % $780,
Crl-as sI- -rrrz- pa 40 sf-s
Cas-s Ga-t- Zs-,-rr . Cl-c-~s-sfN
fssfrs. frsr--1- r-rf--s -sr--tl So ?
? n fl.-ra-r--sr. r-rr Boa fEtY--1 = y
Br1sfsay Tl-z-r- -ra-rsT. 1-tr--r Pear 80 A-''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

The Crsvasse.
NEW OALEANs Friday, June :.
There wasno news of importance. The Gre
Vase remained in much the state as before.
Markets 90. NrwO ORLEANS. June 7.
The markets are dull and business extremely
denressed The Crevasse remains about the same.
Markets. CHARLESTON. June 2
Corrov is quiet but firm. The ss'e' to-day are
about 400 bales. FREIGHrs declining. CoTToN to
Liverpool is quoted Bloc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

Single letter. limited 20 hair ounce In weight and
postage may be prepaid len unpaid Or the United states
postage alone may be prepaid. the option Of the sender
Denmark Copenhagen and farthest = cents
Norway-Bergen, Christina, and farthest parts.J0 90
- Petershurgh Cronstradt ................N 90
Standardization and fsffhesi parts .........B 90
fHaf ounce single letter United states postage
only 10 be- prepaid Cents Gents.
JAleNaLdna. 81 Bavaria p
Austria, umpire and pro CAIRO. ............J7
Is Constautnop II
Basic and other parts Of Italy eastern towns 0f...l8
Switzerland 90. ........Zl'
Quarter ounce 10 the single Uuited States post
age only should be prepaid
Newspapers aud printed ma4cr OnefOurth Of the let
rates tnt be- placed bands without any
srrl .yHa rer t,ufh Them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

THE AKrUSioN.-The bulletin OF the American
AFi-Vnioa for June shows that up the time Of is
preparation, the number Of subscribers for the ensuing
year was 1000 and that IL pictures had been purchased
T.. distributed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
The Centralia Exploring Expedition.

The following letter relative 10 the prpo.ed
movements Of the Centrahs Exploring Expedition
the plan OF which have already stated Will be found
highly interesting. The Expedition carried out with
spirit viii add to the geographical knowledge If not TO
the wealth ot our country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14


LeuerpacSei postage j. q cents single lesr not eK-
ceedns half ounce n addition " inland, which Is or
I0 cents. according 20 distance.
Can be- prepaid efl unpaid according 70 The places
% which addressed See The foregoing lets and The
marks made under them
Newspaper and pamphlet packet postage cent EACH
In addro 10 Inland, which Is 4 cents for each pamph
et not exceeding ounce, and cent lOreach additional
ounce or ractou asd cent 4 cent, according ~ dis
tancr, 90 each newspaper.
Must De prepaid d al cases
BRITISH AND ANEHlCAs INTERNtTIssAL POsTAGE
We add ~ the foregoing the following information
derived from the same source
Enure postage from any Post Office In the United States
lrAclsIvr Of the Pacific po-sessiOns Post ONCE
Gr-ar Brian aud Ire land q me single letter which
may De prepaid or sent unpaid When from VI 10 Cali
tJrnia Or Oregon ~ crufs to be added
On rrw -pufcrs American postage cents each, 20 be
prepaid hen sent. aud collected when received. 10 all
cases Tue Bnusa postage thereon - 70 be pad 10 that
county.
ng t~O ounces iu WEIGHT adtitlOna. cent for each
or fraction of ounce 90 added fO be prepaid
ben sent and coll ectrl when received, al The
BRUSH postage thereon = % be paid IL that country
CrsKis-rpN A>D HAVA>A Li>E
American postage p, cents the angle Litter, be pre-
PAL when sent and collected " hen received.
Newspaper cents sra postage, Nlil = Or cent.
land. according " distance be added ana prepaid
Wien sert, and col ected nen delivered
NgW fOhK AND fHAGRss LIVE
Letters -nsel % cents u Cnagres ~ cents 10 Panama.
20 'e pr-pal-
New spapers same 10 Havana.
pAtlfl. lisE
Letters 10 places within flr Jn-ed states possessions
~ single Newspapers a. ~ Havana bat The
postage .ele's be- prepaid -n unpaid ~ option
of the parties a-o on urFspapers freg sent from
TIE Office Of p1bleauon. oth-r~ &c 10 be prepaid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

MiLIr,Rr.-Cspt. McArdies hne command. the
City Guards parade this day il being their anniversary
Bloomfeids band from Governors Island hesi- them
After their parade they VII Psrtake Of their usua an
n.rersarY dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

ASSOCIATION OF NATIOSs-An association Of
men Of al nations resident IN this country. Is about
5-ia- formed IN this City in order 70 aivanoe propa'
gate and aid Republican struggles IL every part q the
world The object Of the society 5 vast an compre-
hensive one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
,.., FEATURE. Of the Continental News

~ ricc,on. in France on the 18Th pssseu %" Win
nm, single violation Of good order No del'e of'oN
90, he formed az 10 the relative success Of ptfues'
No doubt entertained but there J. iai &c '''''
favor of peace and orcer-
1ho r-encb expedition 20 reinstate the Pope nad
not elected an entrance into Rome a. the last ad'ices'
The Neapolitan army has not been more sacoe7'''"'
having been defeated in an attack on the oth inst
The war in Hungary assumes nc" iea'ure-'H'
syhtna goes on unrenttngly and the fortunes Oh TIE
Hpngarans are reported TO be in the ascendant ney
are aid 10 be within few days march OF vienna 70
which point the Russians pressing forward a'I'"
~ A. posbe Il il thought that the strong protest o.
France seconded probably by England may have me
oeec, ~ check the Advance Of the Russians
siclyis again in state Of insurrccuon'
stated that the Danish question Is ali but settled
Tho only potve facts are that the Danes have surei
Oh another defeat and that Lord Pamcrston mas mn
mated that the attention of the British Government u
all. directed 70 that quarter with view to erect re-
.,.,ion of peace The Da;ly Netrs asserts that Den
mark has accepted the propositions made by Lofd
pl,ocys,on but what those propositions are does not
appear.
The plot gradually reveals tself in Germany. The
sovereign. have evidently combined for the overtime"
of the Libcrsllsts.
There has been a formidable disturbance at DusseF
dorf on the Rhine. but 10 has been suppressed
Al Frankfort the not was becoming more revolution
srv and sparchica every day All the moderate men
have in consequence left
ireland continues quiet and misrahie as ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
Provision Market.

RAcoN-The imports continue very large, and
though our consumption l. heavy YET n anxiety O.
holders o. sell forced down qlotanous fully : Per
cat lar.e majority o Western shipment freely s9.l
A. Is 10 IS uer cut and Is where taui exists hesy
81. F,stcru cured meets far sale - tom 30 70 j.,
and We see no chance uf aly adv anoc hsms nave A.
rsel in large quantities and are more diilcui % SCI
A. from - % - per cNI
RrrF-More inquiry, bat a. no better price and ne
stock does not diminish, the supplies beng eqaA 20 ne
consumption snd u any change MI Dc over
Posx-Tse market remains siiA n limited lei--nl
VIII increased arrivals Holders are most ic-lroes 20
eject sslss snd have accepted ON rates varying -
40. - ,r p~,rne Ness snt IS SOS for Mess s'Eps
LAAD-Ths stock market : now tfii-ns' an .,.s
sussu qlaatrv Offering i held ~ arm rates - Is't
been pad for Inc qualify snS holders are ssNlns asne'
prices.
CHEESE.-A few tons hsve arrived "liAA ~ -
lev days. mostly soft and oar OF condition 4le ma
kei Is very duh from the rapid tai IN the pfce q DIT
KS, ard ne prices may be quoted from Sos Va
ttnez qualities much wanted
IALIow-Ne have No stock here. and the sEnA-- loti
coming sell freely. kNirs shipped from ia Oh -
NAVAL crcEEs.-Iherc = nothing - report N Amer
lean IGTPenEne OF Tar; lo so-s sod a. Is d -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
The Wars Of Europe.

The Niagara brings as another weeks develop
nent Of the great struggle with which the heart
Of Europe 10 now shaken, butvery few Indications
BY which we may find way through the entsn
element OF Continental politics, 70 build any safe
estimate Of the Future. All Is still IN the hr'
heated ferment Of insurrecton and opposition 70
the spirit Of Re action wbicn has 50 sieathy oos'
eed the heels Of the Revolution since us H'n Dc
hind the barbados Of February. The no's WIN"
are continually breaking out IN al paris o. 1'aH
and Germany are the disjoinied expression
this feeling, which has not yet as a. ho'no anu ~
Hungary, been brought under the support ana
guidance Of some leading political pfinciPie' u
ia impossible yet 10 Ioresee what form THIS vast
and threatening movement Will take, or when the
hour Of its inevitable outbreak viii arnye.
The Elections have passed over in France more
quietly than was anticipated. The complexion Of
the new National Assembly, 50 far as We can
Judge from the imperfect returns, VIII not ainer
greatly from that Of the Old one, snd the genera
policy OF the Government will therefore remain Is
heretofore. Odilon Bsrrots attempt to e1pa am
the mission Of Gen. O0dinot e. Rome Is no eieafsf
In view Of the actual facts, than Is the risnt Of
France 70 invade the Roman territory All IT
temots 10 in.tify the act, have only added ~ the
di.gr.ce which it has already brought upon
France.
Meanwhile, the Roman people, with desPer'
ate vslor, 20 which even their enemies cannot
avoid doing honor, have signsly defeated the
army Of Naples and now calmly await IN tneh
ruined though not fallen Capital the attack OF the
armies Of France, Spain, Naples and Austria
There is al indomitsbe spirit Of resistance IN 'u'
an energy acting almost against bope-"hicn
Italy has not witnessed for centuries. II the par
tisl light which the last two years have sne' On
Rome. can thus elevate the slaves OF her hle'"
chy into the heroes Of her Republic "na' may
abe not become when the long and terrible sFus
r. 10 over and the birthright Of her children Is Sc
cured 10 them forever!
The Hongarsns who have, as it were given
new soul to Republican Europe folio" victory oy
victory. The dispatch gives US no particulars q
tbsir last successes but the exciting rumor oil the
.pproach 10 Vienna would seem 10 Indicate the re-
treat or overthrow Of the remaining Austrian
troops on the Danube. The opposition OF France
IN Russian interference seems TO be settled at last
and If ii be seriously carried out, the future nde-
pendence Of Hungary is scarcely matter OF doubt
Germany is enveoped in the fog oil another
prooosition for National Unity. We see nothing
but trouble and confusion here. The new plan is
les, practicable than the old one, and will be less
acceptable to the mass of the German People
Perhaps general European War will settle the
matter before it is accomplished IN any other way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

CorroN The accounts by the last steamer from
New Of farther large receipts OF Cotton mo Amer
lean ports unexpected. and must have hHa 'e
ures,nr effect on the market had not been Tor &C
counts received 40 the time OF the severe rosts ~
the south and West about tie middle Of lAst month
causing a. believed very extensive damage - me
growing crop which checked the depression and Kept
the srsct steady during the week that our quota
tons for fair are now the As when the CALEDONIA
took her departure. 800,
The transactions OF fhe last week amount 70 ''o,o
bales and which includes about 10 taken on specaa'
non ana 81 az i0r export The American descriptions
sold are l4O Jplauds ~ Pa o. 81 90 New Orleans
a. SD 70 "a lIll0 Alabama and MOBILE AZ 5id 20 4id
and 30 Sea Island. 10 q % 10 per ll-
luports for the wees q. 90 bales. Our prcsen
STOCK amounts 20 625 40 bales against 81 - 90 re-
ported bales al the same date ia l-i-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
Congress at Berlin.

Al Berlin sort of Congress has been asseED'ed ana
poro, c.gerrs schene Of a German Federal State has
boon revived double confederation 10 De the basis
,r.,a consents IN a closer connection with Germany
Tho German states and Austria sre never 10 60 70 war
They ara 10 form defensive alliance and foreign war
NAV be carried on by either power II this power DO
M, succeed in proving 20 the other that s interests are
mutually involved in the dispute the EmpeIor OF Aus
s and the King Of Prussia he reditsry chiefs OF me
nov, German Federal state are TO appoint Commission
ar. who are 10 aci and advise as the Executive
no,,er Of the two Governments The scheme has now
received the attention Of Europe but rs Relation de-
pends upon many contingencies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
FRANCE
The Italian Question.

The closing meetings OF the National Assembly were
taken up by discussions the Italian question IN which
the Ministry finally obtained majority OF 3e twould
seem from the made on the subject that VI
Odilon Barrot did not give any Instructions 10 Gen
Oudinot recommending the occupation OF Rome at ALL
and 1t had been determined that the expedition should
proceed to Cyita Neccha, and there remain as moral
check ON the advance OF the Neapoans and Austrans
and only to march onward in OF absolute ncoessi
~ The Ministry not however unanimous in this
and il is feared that Gen Oudnot Influenced IN bis
conduct by the advice Of a certain faction OF which N.
de FAloni is the head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
The Elections.

According TO the returns Of the elections IN Paris,
received up TO midnight on Thursdsy, they show re-
turns OF l5 Socialist candidates According 10 another
statement. il wonld appear that Socialists and 10
Nodcratcs had bccn elected Among the candidates
who -c known to have obtained majority Of votes IN
Paris. We notice the names OF Lucien Murat Ledru'
Robin Victor Hugo Odion Rarrot. CsvNgrac and
Pierre LcrouN
The C,sstalfissols states that the elccton CT = dc
pNrtmenis. known On Thursday night give he follow
ing result 45S representatives Of which -, Were
NodcrAles. II Democrats o. Socialists and - friends
O.. the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

In Commercial affairs there IS no material amend
ment IN prospect .
Money continues plentiful COnsois' ior none!
-, ,n Monday AZ Oh and steadily, advancing 20
q. the closing price on Friday evening. French three
ner cents closed on Wednesday evening AZ - ~
hvo Der cents. = 90
closed some operations took place in Five Per Cents
a. - francs ~ ceutines. 49,
Pennsylvania State stock was sold IN London on the
10Th al 30 which was the only American StoA no''s
curities l. on German account ,..
Prom the manufacturing districts generally comp
ia made ths the goods sent away yield Lille OF no prom
Whatever. .. .. b.
In Cured Provisions the market continues 70 oc
abundantiy supplied and prices generally sre lower
and rcced.ng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

Al account. concur thai . "il 10 IMP o''''l7 -
store The temporal power Of III PaPsey IN Ahy -
We have before d. mo.t fngstial ISIS o. - -.
beng dragged forth tom their hiding pa1s' y =
pope.ce and put to deaihther bodies na's =. ~.
80 .-.1 ~. macs, pieces and then cast INTO ne
T,e combined power. Of Europe vii 'eAF'e-y y
al. even 70 %, Up h. Horess sEan On ne 'nio1s -
a. ysu..r The tide Of telling aa' o7eF1o"e- NJ.
- ne Roman. SEEN nov bent on excluding 7'''-
49, md Po..,.cs. authority ior ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

Details OF the outbreak in Canada were i"d oeiofe
Parliament on the 9Th which elected some discussion
d mo inheritance beyond the fact that the Government
.,inc,d n determination to sustain Lord Egin. Earl
c,ov in abiding 10 Lord Ugins despatch, sad II
,vld show that he acted throughout with his accus.
tanned Judgment moderation and good sense. and that
no WAS fully prepared to Justify and take the responsi
bity O. any step otLord Elgins
There will be no formal discussion OF Canadian
affairs until after the receipt Of later intelligence which
reached Liverpool, probably on the 2O'h' IN inc
Cambria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

The Austrans had not entered bologna ~ me u''' %
the a.t accounts but they bad possesson Oh SOM Vi
the gates and the surrender was hourly expected nc
Boloenese defended themselves nooy 4ney Nau
offered 20 acknowledge the Pope on condition lha' Ne
would consent 70 dismiss AL the priests OF MS uo'e'n
rnent but the Austrian commander replied tnal 'uD
ec,s could not be permitted 70 dictate oohuons 10
.E,l..- o..us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
The Yenetinn- Nictorion..

A, Venice Radetsky has gone farther than this. The
vc,,ans asked for an armis;icc in order that they
mich, obtain mediation Of France and England for
which they had applied. lie answered mat 'he LIN
poror biz master would never permit iore's" power
10 interfere between him and his reoehous SUBJECTS
The Ausirians epulscd on the Eth inst IN an A.
saut and the Venetian account states that they made
rally and took zoo prisoners which needs confirmation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
ENGLAND.

No farther action has been had in the House OF Lords
in relation to the repeal OF the Navigation Laws The
lords were TO 90 into committee on the bill on Monday
Notice hes been given 10y Lord Stanley aud Others OF
amendments to be offered and it is considered quite
possble that Ministers may be sssten IN COMMITTEE
and the bin 90 msnged induce its authors to resign
-..i., from Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.


WASHINGTON, Friday, June - PM
q NJ HYDE Collector At Detroit, Michigan wee
,,.r,,,o,s n {. Blanc. Collector At Belfast Maine
wee Marshall
REMOVALS AND APFoINrNENrs
Me.sr. Brown. Kimberley. Cole Robinson. Keller
and F,rsuhar clerks in the Second Auditor. Office Of
The Treasury Department. were removed to-day, by
Secretary Meredith and 4. T. SHRIyER Of Maryland.
o;oopLoE. NC BEARD Of Va and others appointed
THE SIXTH Authorship.
Nj PEARSON OF Somerset County. Pa is iavorably
mentioned in counexion with the sixth Auditorsh.p o'
the Treasury Department The appointment has not
vet been made butts daily expected TO be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
Cholera in Richmond Change In Election
Days, &c.

BALTIMORE. Friday. June /.
The Richmond papers report seven cases and
four deaths by Cholera
The Legislative Committee on Elections have re-
ported IN favor Of holding all Elections in one day,
and under no circumstances Will the polls be kept open
for a longer time
white male child found aosting In the dock In
box. dead.
The Telegraph line south OF Petersburg Ia out Of or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02
Opening of the Erie Railroad to Oweg0-
Grand Celebration, &c.

OwEGo. J Fuday, June = 7 y
The cars LEFT B.nghsmton this morning at q
o'clock for Osego, with about 100 passenger and A.
rived IN one hour
The number OF persons who participated in the eele
braton wa. vsrousiy estimated a. from 5000 % 1000
They were entertained with speeche, from McssFs
Harrington Dodge. and others.
After pariAkng Of dinner al the depot the cars lev
for B.nrhamion a. 3 ~ Pm and arrived a. y.
The party were highly delighted with ths appearance
of the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-02

DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHfNGToN, Friday, June l.
learn on high authority. that Dr.. Thomas NJ.
Foote Of Buffalo and editor OF the C0'HmCrciai Aara
tis in that city has been appointed Cha'e des Ayd'-s
to Bogata, 70 hn the vacancy caused by the death Of
the late Hon James A. Bidack. And that Hon. Geo
P Marsh Of ". has been appointed Minister to the
Sublime Porte at Consiantinope.