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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

srow. wa Eastman Of Boston; Mrs Grlndy. Of kings-
ior Canada, Mss Duncan Duncan AID so, o. ~
violence. q 90 d f-. n. - ho -e-,. go, -;
y Nap o.. n Govrtin. Nsrhe~s, >sr'i--ne. j.
kerrv Pa Schrr.c sri A Cor rs. o. y fork I Jld-
tns nf Pn-flart jose III. SER. % 0u-a " J. ArrNit
J 8 rol 81 ant .lty % MOBILE ,tr hoss. ~ = lepcc
DAVIS ~ Worcrs-ef. Sec 81 Lrssron 81 ne ir 81 =
james. W Cti1e Hon eXrrarr hsr1N.l r. I've
OF Louisiana Maine W-.ss. France; Weiss, NJ h.ckr
81 Nenn1 c1 tr~u. q in ngshtf @ne - ani-, "a
Ill., of fn. Charles paifrr. Mace. ni : r.ls hp-l
BAN. q G.ss-ue. Scotsrt. Nrrr- Z I" ,tri-ce.
sr4 Baron f~ Er.r-clft So servant. - Ea- AM. =
Sllase. g Sut.rr-.a1l Nlslrif. Jirss1n,
Liltol ot New Oreals james Lufatr. of Ngsats J.
M.rrr Cruz Leon Aclns ~ Porto Rico. Richard " ei-s
90 Germany " Kan. ~ FLORIDA NJ Ceoart or Lon-
wel. .aig 90 cld- NJ Jee-rs-snd. u Olio- and ne
loNir- ~ residences are 1oi gwen. " Jae A-o1.
II h'n"ule. harra-. Niro. scN. Children 500 -
want. W " Csmgrel. De crualcirs. n : .orruci1 p,
L11ae.. II p-Foer. Antonio Mamie Ardress g De
N'-r Ca--,1y Msnsa... Mr. hor1. NJ henenAoai.
Francs Woot
-, Hl.u1r-M.. Brown. Mss McCuUsrn. Geo p Law
sol. T hll-sr, W Cor lir Vac and Ally. NJ - harts-
born. - Boy -. of ha4.sN. % " C'-.fo-s. hslkeA.
of NeS lors John Spence. 10 B1-..l. Tot.. S.
BANGOR i4,h-AEkItso-Hr- "a ri >aford ~ ors .
-chr AZ e. Baltimore -S,fly - r- Arnc. Baltimore
PORTLAND i-ih-AsssFD-Sars josephine New
p0rf. " brig CFee.e. hsfsrrss .crr r Rash. y YORK
schr VA pope. rl.a-
GLOUCESTER. l,ll-ARs.sE0-Brl-sV estport. Phi.
Is b. Aston Havana joy Bangor. n Perkins. PA.a mr
sALEN. l7,5-S,urD-Bark Wyman. R.o Grante
NAV BEDFORD. I-gh-AEgfvEu->cir Ssrah. Nlors
CLsssEo->1ip Benjamin Tucker, Pacac sNtrD->cnr
PROVIDENCE. l7th-ASxfvEE-Schrs Smith
Baltimore. Delaware. al Celeste PhiI, Darius, oAny
an saklr. New-lorS scoops Fashion and Ores on Do
T litl. hrIE 4 ~ Was.r4r-.
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Tie following letter was addressed by hAAkf
CLAY 20 the Free Sellers Of the Western Reserve IN
piy 10 their invitation Tor him 70 participation IN their
recent celebration the passage Of the Ordinance "i
81 ASHLAND June 4o' -
G,>rlsMFN received your Official letter. IN behalf o.
he fre-nen OF The Reserve. inviting me 70 unite So
Them A. eve and. in celebrating he anniversary OF .e
s.se Of the Ordinance Of ISL on the l5iA Of July mex
r,ncur entirely IN or Mon 20 The wisdom o. ma sIea'
measure ana AN 81 that has secured 10 me sac
n hcb % operates exemption from ne etlIs u 90
very But The event OF The passage u NE Ol-Alr -
never within my NOV edge. been ceeoraica in AZ! one
III h, siNrvore wears. lch has since lnrIN rlea IL
proposed Tor ihr LI3- 10 eonn1snnoIsir IL u : -
to.slh 10 sFuise the couvlcuon tnal tls P-ipo
nate. uf OF The Q-e.on no~ M rfzHtes A. any nc
whole Union ~ Toe ilToiu cLon % slavery ITO NuN
Nev,-, ana "a farnia Wule no one can pe more 'l-
,-t dian AZ % the extension ~ slavery INTO nose nrN
t-rtores either hy The slnor'y ~ Congress or ~ L-
,1ga enierqrse stoll be un~Llng 10 d. an5 mig ~
i-reas- The pre- ~ excitement nope ilat ne @-es
ION Viii be met "a spirit 81 camness ana csnao, 81
finally settled ID 8 manner % AID Strength ana sAntls
instead of bringing any danger % The existence OF o-
Union In A. olr Q aerrucrs Of opinion We shoad never
ease 20 rem, e Der taat fellow cit zens % one com
lon asd glorious County, nor 70 exercise matuA- Al
fdecdiy fOforarsnce. ,. -.
Bat gentlemen waving al other eonsideranous incs-
pepsah- engagements VII prevent ny aitendAnce OF ne
ecsson Which YOU have done Tie ho1of 10 invite ne
VIA great respect an
Your friend Aac OBJ servant Il NLAi-
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. BOSTON. July ls-AkEIvED, ship Pontiac .le1iia
sth sand HEADS March u oriE Nancy Irrsl NOfe1ns
Jlns -. hrx. Mouroe. Noble; d Dl-rll PAIN Friend
sap. Op~nsnso Raud1- sea 5ird, Esyp4an' Oa4eoPre
YaaA ace. Acadlsn .orelc- Lincoln commerce go,
susan Bolivar, J Bourne. Z r.; YANKEE b.alr' ; Il
To~usend. Lowell. ? LOda1d. Gem ffalces
zone Hornet Gen Fo-fer, Flor0 and A-tlon. A. from
Phiadelpha: Water Witrh. NOr.ezns, June - bf9"n
Il Gurus Tribune. and Glide. Albany 1 blrnAlf hol-
dout. Coral. NY0rk ship >-tl >qrAsle ~ ea-s ne
a-spoke -sh. al =. loo 81, snip Cafis.ne
f1r Loudou jay q - "a %, mp NL .-fs no
be FOR Washington. Bngs Mara b1rArSs.. NeS yori
Wales. June :, President Taylor, AL Dinso Fl-lAf
OlrdA SY0fk; scas Rapid ard p.end4c, Noii"A an
hco. Washington, NC; J Fsr~eil, A-e1ancrs oafA-
NesIa and NAshus Palla. GrA ton AID Spartan Mon
bris Sarah gail Por Prsya- Cape &c ef's June IT,
Left brig 5an5rdge. from Coe OF ALTA j4st arr
ship Portsmouth, DccAfur, and 1Ofkio"n' saleo pre-
FOR " ntw Ard -Alc. aso. brig Forpots~ 70 cruise
The coast Touched Pur Pr.yA AZ sa--e Pfrso-s
10 May l. for Caf5rrla-Safp NcN errcn, IN co~eofe
bark Am Reynolds. from NHarrn; org Sra Es9.- -n-
Pauline from Boston schr Jro A >ruor rom " -ftel'
RI orE F.~n sailed May IL, Tor bi--au Af7e@ sFoAr
July at 5 ~ o1 s. 3. brg John Crori Of BOSOM
bng Richmond Nat4rxas. july D. rpok-' lo-l. "a -
Il. brs ncas. MArseies for Nlcrk orgs C-l.~S Sew
Or cans, June = We. Pin kse heail- J frn-r
and Msnula. PtiA schrs A PANE, Alet1nari1 Il A.
fred. Tyrone, Ard ELzsbe.A, PLla. Aelgils AID ESa
NcW-1e r.
Tie steamer Canada sailed II I, oc,ock 10 day Win =
passengers 70 Liverpool .sa L 10 HslfAx No specie
Fssenss' for LauYOss-N CarrulA, c eAHush.
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USlDRTUTArg OccUKRgNcs.-C Considerable eI
element produced IN this community on slndsJ
Afternoon In consequence Of racas that occurred T.
the European House. -hOckoe Hin AZ the affair vii
doubtless undergo Legal nvestig alton we 0rbesr from
publishing, a. this time, the incidents Of the nsf
rated % US We viii state however that Thomas W.
LOfuer, an Oserseer In Mr. Goodies tobacco factory,
having Suspected sscertained the nadety Ut his wifi
encountered the alleged psramOur. VIM Cook at The
European H0use, on sunday, vhereupon he drew re-
yover and discharged four barrels ~ him the c0nenu
OF three ~ which took effect, wOuDdng Cook severely
In the abdomen LOt,er then left the premises no
Offering detention and has up ~ the time th. writ
ten euded the officers VINO went In pursuit Cook VA
prepared 70 retaze, but the pain he subjected 20
disabled him DR.. Gibson proDed his wounds sn5 We
understand, pronounced them not % be Of a nor,ai
character.
s-SiDce the above was written We nnderstsBt
that Mr Cook Is not expected survive his wounds.
Richmond Republican 18th.
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Deaths b. Cholera-Faiiure OF the Mails
The shooting Case, &c.

BALrIuUEE- " ednes DAY, 1-Iy I--F-Fl
We learn that IN the HenrIco County Poor
Hoa.e virginia there have been dsshs the frat day
By Cholera
A schooner from New York Nth fifty German ope
r.tlves on board designed fer wooden factory has
arrived Three died from Chl-ers on the passage
and four more are sick.
Young Cook, who was shot Al Richmond ~ Luther
on sunday lss; . si.l lying very .ow and suffering
with excrucisiing pain he IS ihs Of the former
editor Of the Redmond Enquire. he fought WIKI ds
unction in several battles during the late war with
Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

NEw ROUTE TO Nrw ORLEAss.-We learn
from various quarters that the merchants 81 New York
and New Orleans are seriously taking Of building
road Of such work be practcable) across the north
ern part Of Florida the objects Of which would be 10
shorten the between the two cities about
thousand mes and escape the dangers ~ the Florida
reefs The idea Of making canal across the fenlnsu
u preached number 81 years sg0, but Wa nnaly
abandoned owing. for many reasons 10 It's mpractca
hhty. 70 Is alleged that the harbOr VI - Mays,
ihe Atlantic. and Cedar keys, the Gull, would BE-
suitable places for the .ernni ot the proposed road
and il has been asoertained that road Ike The one
proposed can be constructed on exceedingly reasOns-
bic terms The distance across the Peninsula al the
point des gus,ed IL hundred and forty miles. Ine
construction VI the proposed road cannot but BE-
Thy Of the consideration " all who interested Ia the
intercourse between the great sspot Of New Orleans
and the Atlantic States promising the project does,
bring the Empire City and the Crescent City within
easy four days journey. Nat. lntelhgencer.
TIE ExFcUTios ~ CONRAD VgSDxR-The
execuon Of Conrad yenisr the convicted and con
fs..cd murderer Of Mrs Elizabeth Cooper % Bal
timore County vii take place on Friday IN the
yard Of the Jail agreeaby % the sentence II he law and
the order Of the Governor The scaa0d Il now being
Hynes, ~ apt John = Hoes, and viii be composed
% portion VI the old scsrOlding which Horn Ne
ana steps bring substituted Tor the old which bad BE-
come decsyed. The scsf1ld vii BE- erected nearly IN
the spot that NcCgrry and Alexander were hung
o. and will be Of -lflelsLt height enable all who
have desire 70 the dreadful .pectsee % wne.. IL
from the outside The miserable murderer seerns IL
prepared % meet bic awful loom, sometimes rantng
and raving Ike maniac cursinz the Governor for not
allowing aim more time % prepare and rowing that II
be executed they vii have u carry MIN the scat
told. Bait Clipper.
y II deserves mention - an ex,raordinsry
circumstance that AZ the funeral q Mrs. Madison on
Monday present Two 81 n-r Old friends who we're
present II her first marriage with Mr. Todd s'y gar,
49, and the latter of whom also present a. her
second marriage with Mr Madison. We sllude o. the
venerable Mr. Elizabeth Lee, widow " Richard Bland
Ire. Esq. Of virginia, and Anthony Morris. E.q Of
P-uusy .gania- National lDtslAgencer
~ TIE claims Of Mrs Canes the New.Or.
.eans papers ssy engross mach attention in that city
ana the defendants have summoned an immense mum
Der O. witnesses for the trial which will take place il
November Both parties are sanguine Of success. and il
q conceded that tns long disputed clsm viii length
BE decided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

NEwBURGH Wednesday, July Is-s IN
started oil 10 pursuit OF shower for y ou IS re-
ouesfed but met with In the Western part
of this state there ha. been Wild lightning. but I'M
accompanied with rain Binghamton reports the
weather warm close and suliry very dry, and no rain
Tor two weeks Ithaca pronounces the lightning not Of
the real genuine old fashioned sort-no rain and very
dry Dansville Gays clear and very warm Fredonia
says il Is quite warm, aud very dryno rain for long
time weather very oppressive and uncomfortable
did not start the inquiry early uough 70 reach points
fuItAer Wet.
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81 TIE HIDlIGHT SOIIHERy HAIL
Cholera in neutrality-suspicious., &c.


PsrLAoE1Pa1A Wednesiay, Jaly l.
There were IS eases and p deaths from Cholera
reported within ,he las. % hours OF the deaths md
csscs were from Hospitals
Wea,her pleasant ani nothing OF interest, bat De-
lsbtfu. breeze stlr1rg
The car market is n - for fresh ground AMI
some to ters "a frscrou higher. li" oaffrs pa he
from hesi, sot Yesterday a. = per 20. tof cry
u-r recrratr "a - previous rates kfr oar -. g.
sAles OF 30 5000 bo.s - Com Mea. % uaird Dc
mani f-e hundred bis Pernsy.va1iA sod A. - Per
Dbl Grsin-Tiere good der sd for Wheat; ssrs o
good red ~ as SID .N-i a. - per hlstc. ~ - -
of Rye Corn much Inquired si.rr further sats
cf yellow 81 i9aeN OAts->scs of Pr1ns g. 81 ~ cis
ara some poor Soutier - There not mlch dnIr-
tn Groceries today oi 80 bsgs 20 Cor-e tnf
-fc-s 10 sugar ard M0ss-ss lage st.rs hAse been
reported Toe Cotion market conurlrs acve. and prices
are sui advancing 10 consequence % ne isvofaoe o.
v-c-s from me south sales OF So tses psrc sna New
Oresrss a - esr NaisAy ard -ru 81 Pc
hofh ID hhs snl nscs
S,g. % SrccSs-Ft- Bard ~ nicn - Tenn. s.
500 " minsfou s. S. 500 >chy Nav .. 'it saw
1o So go Tennessee BIS - =. -. So Read = -
L Ba - $50 81 Notes ss. Mechanics b, - 3
. Western b. ST.. Pe1' 81. A. So Cay &. 70. rs .
q, Canien slt Amnoy RRd. ~ DEB Grard ia. = n
l1,or Cana, IT.. ) go 80 t.. l-oft l'N .N y,
Sscoad Sud Western b. IS $50 L-f n MOI
.sgr 5000 Kens ngfon Losn o.. ~ So - Fenn -
81. IS Siu,c Reading Bonds, o.
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NURSERIES or TIE AIMS HoUsE.-An article In
the Glo5ea few days since noticing the 9Th OF July
Festival given by the ladies Of The Home 10 tho
ch ldren Of the Nurseries Randals Island contained
the following truthful sentence
In the varied range OF duties assumed by tho Ten
Governors no eld % their abors presents the interest
and encouragement which attaches 70 Randall island
IN CITY Prisons iu Aim. Houses, IN feniientiHres n
Hospital IN Lunatic Asylums, much gloom II not en-
tire g. pair must necessarily prevail but ia the Nurse
rcs hope and sunshine ~ naturally connected WIN H.
fancy may be cxpected 10 cnllycn alike the inmates
the officers and the visitors.
An Incident occurred on the occasion Of that festival
Illustrating in peculiarly grateful this state
ruent Of the Gobe relative the encouragement which
the phianthropis may feel in giving attention 70 that
interesting branch Of public aims.
The following letter has lately been received ~ the
Board of Governors from four young men who Al Inc
eafnc time were inmates Of the Nurseries when located
NJ the Farms on Long Island. These young men two
of each me being br0thcrs) by spontaneous mn
pulse of grateful remembrance met Al the late festival
al Randalls Island Neither OF the two sets OF broth
rs had seen the other since they left the Nurseries
After the exercises 81 the day were finished the young
men made themselves known TO the Governors, who
heartily welcomed them and invited them 10 psrtake
If the dinner which had been provided for the Board
and their friends The respectable appearance OF the
Young men and the pr0pricty of their department ~
cited the interest Of H who were made acquainted
with their history They are now well employed IN
respectable business pursuits. with every reasonable
promise Jas they cay of hemseycr) Tor good ana pro-
ductiye members OF society
The narration Of this simple incident and the perusa
Of the following letter should encourage our cuzens
10 give more particularly than has been done their Al
tenton and fostering aid 90 the thousand iaAeIe's anu
destitute children gathered into the Nurseries,.
such as NAV be- induced a. do so may ieel assured
that when they cast thoiI bread on the waters II VIII
return 70 them IN alter days J.
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I TtlEcaspa 10 THE Nsw.yuHk TRIBUNE.
y For telegrsphc dispatches received 10 h'ne i''
Evening Eiirioa yesterday. see First Page
From Nexico-Gen t'aine-1- h-'a'e
.acre OF California Enizrani-.

M URLEAN. FII4'F ~ y
Ans-rivAl from Mexico al this port brings In
,,y-pee hat P.reie. had declared in favor Of Santa
a., and ,bs, J.. revolution IN favor OF the .ndePcnd
euce q sierra Msdre Vas also expected
pv the will Of the late Gen Gslnes hs property is 20
b. divided equally among b.. wife and two cons.
The reported massacre. ~ indian Of New YORK
.i-.r,. from Fort smith Ark has been confirmed
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~ The Whale ship Hamilton. Of Bridgeport,

~ The whale snip Hamilton. Of Bridgeport
Conn from Hong Kong after being cut about
mCnr h pur back, having Eve cases u small pox on
1oaIt-tHs died The o-lcers and creg protested
sgans; gong % IN her azs.a. not consderng her
seaS0rtny. An examination o. ner condition %
he had, and ii thought she would be Condemned
sac put n,o Hong Kong previous to the 2lss Of April
CsoLEKA.-Ar Toronto. c. W. there were 10
aud 10 deaths during lsst week. There were
three fatal Dubuque IN the week ending July
5...At Milwaukee tho Board Of Health report four
q Cnoer. on the 7th and sth nat The NO
ence Of the epidemic has greatly aoated a, Shirley
James RiTsr, Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

ACCIDENT o. TIE BosToN AND LOWELL Kali
SoAp-As the : O'Clock train from Boston (speeiAI
train was as way this morning toNH- Aou'te-Irl
~. cr. er thrown o. the track with great violence
occaorea by three n-ths 81 the track oe-nS tAAen
Up ior repairs The fireman and engineer lumpe
from the cngine and escaPeu-the one ~iih a.s.'-
Gated wri., ana the other with badly bruised face
fortunately passengers were hurt AMI TIE I--h
shortly ~ under Way. by taking cars from anoihrr
itaA which sool after along he train tnAi was
tAfon o. hal warning. but going AZ ne Tate
OF ABOUT io-riy miles an hour there not tine 70
SOY = ssAssa- Tie engine Ani ears we're used up
Lowell Courier, l7tn-
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Death of Gen. Lyman-Later from Venezue-
Ia-Attempt TO Assassinste President Mo-
uagns defeated.

boston, Wefnestsy July I--FM
We regret to announce the death this morning
Of Gen. Theodore Lyman. Ills disease coRsumP
ton.
Letters received here from Venezuela state that an
,,nDt mad been made to Assassnste President Mona
ras but that II had been defeated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

Kermit, ance tes'erday-FLoUs 1880 bar
rels. WHEAr 5000 bushels CoRN, 1000 do There
better and tor Western LorRootn Tor ne aone
fr export the sale. are 90 bbls Al ~ 5Jfor
straight brand. Ohio sales Of prime ONO WHEAT are
making At s3c For CoHN there Is good DEMAND and
the market = frrn notice sales % j,o bushels a.
a. Tor N,steru mixed and 45c Tor hat yellow. Ohio
Vtusxy /. scarce and quoted A. PC per gallon. The
rnarket for FHEIGHrs remains unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

The CorroS market yesterday was firm, but
owing TO the unfsvorsbe state Of the westheF there
were only lev bale. sold including Middhng at y
&c and the market closing arm with IN upward ten
depey In prices The receipts this season compared
with the same period astyesr show decrease OF o.
ell hnles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19
Progress of Cholera.

RICHMOND. Tuesday July T.
We are happy TO say ihst ouly two convales
cent case. Of Cholera have taken place for the last "a
hours ending noon 10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

IMPORTANT MAIL ACCOMMODATIONS
SPEED 70 rHE FAST TRAIN.-A new and very import.
ant mail arrangement mas just been consumm ''ed
through the agency Il MAJOR Hoo1ie, by directon Of
he Postmaster General The great south Western
mall which has hitherto passed over the National Road
% the Ohio RIVER be hereafter carried through
tnis state up lake Ere 20 -zndusky, thence u On
c!nnau Louisville - Louis. SC. By THIS change Two
tav. time vii b. saved. 10 ]. % or carried West %
The fa-t train which caves here a. o'clock, An An
srran cement hss also D-en elected with the severa
railroad con panes 20 rske cut tie through mails o.
the several dstnnlion oitces 90 The Inc N re last
train. THIS vii Re great accommodation q tne prn
ciyal towns the route. The way malls VII continue
as a. preeeIL Ia connection Will this aTfar zeEne H.
train Is % arrive n@re every evening except
sunday Sc c.0ek TINE tor the evening boats Tor
New-York This VII be very acceptable % travellers,
who have heretofore very properly objected % o-ln
com peeled ~ -e over I'D hours
These several changes vii be very acceptable % ne
public ] he increased facilities tor rapid lOccmouon
rapidly snectng revolution N the southern ana
south western travel Ire Northern routes are mucn
the cheapest and quickest routes between IN
cinrsrl - Louis Sc snd New Ork and u - proper
that the mails should sea tnOse routes which can -
cure 10 them u. greatest dispatch u = THIS pfrcpe
which has Induced the Department % arrange Tor the
tr1nst ii the through malls 10 tnls -tate oy ne i4s'
tran Il would be desirable 70 have TIE way ais
ned with -qual Dispatch bJ TINS 0ld b. possible
The -ue 10 = made could BE- made u the tram
Obliged q .rop ~ every ~ay station - exchange mai
bazs The regulation now entered into vii 0e perfect
| y satisfactory. Alb. Eve jour-
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Po.f Once Robbery.

WHHlNGToN, Wednesday. July L.
The package Of letters which was supposed to
contain about 5000 stolen from the city Post Office
asst sunday morning belonged TO Latham Co brokers
Of this city The thief has not yet been detected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19
Sailing of the Canada.

BOSTON, Nednettayi JuIy =.
The Roy Mail Steamship Canada sailed this
forenoon she has board i26 passengers for Liver
pool among whom are }. b Davis Secretary OF Lega'
ton 70 England. Hon. A. Barrow OF Louisiana the W.
eppoi.e Children. Baron A. d. Rothschild and Presi
dent Naham Of OberAn University, Ohio. She bad Il
passenger. for Halifax she takes large mail and no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

ITHACA \. Y. Wednesday, July IS
A new line Of telegraph has Just been opened
from lthac. TO Wsreroo This line IL TO have Offices at
Aurora. Auburn. Csyuga Bridge, Seneca Falls and
Waterloo This Inc connects with the New York and
Z ia line a Ifhnca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

FEssuN sAP.-It IA a surprising and mos, crafty
ing fact that realize much lees Cholera Ia NewYorf
ihaH elsewhere The dark cloud Of pesulencs Wild
80 depioraby rsvsges the South ard West happily hs
Considerably spared US. III partly attributable to ne
rush made Tor bathing and cleansing the skin, and ne
confor, and economy Of CPRioos shaving hair st
ting and bathing saloons which render them Of essen-
ia! beneht 70 the public. The public we are glad %
observe, duly appreciate cPsoos exertions to meet
their wishes and doubtless both derive reciprocal IL
yan'sge' The establishment IA attached TO Ffsaeas
Hotel, corner Of Chatham and Frankfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-19

Receipts riihia ne past - h0Wrs-FLoUE. 1000
bbls WHEAr none CoBS, 1900 oush-lhe tLova
market ,sas srrn with moderate business doing A.
! :. a. for uQre Csenesee, and ~ IS Tor com
NOD state and mixed Western, win moderate sales
CoHx-Mxed Western was held AZ - 81. cents,
with sales Of 600 bush. OARS were IN sady demand
and sale. made OF about Q CO.. bush al % cents.
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BMrINoaa. Wedne.day. Iuly 4.

There have been / new cases and ]. deaths az
the Aims House from ? VI yesterday 70 Pm. today
total % case. and IS deaths.
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rroubIe with the Firemen ut AIIesheuy.

PITTsBURGH Wednesday, July Is Pm
The fire excitement is somewhat subsiied.-
The Police continue make arrests. The City Coun
ell At Allegheny City have resolved to take tho Fire
Engines into their possession, but the hremen will
doubtless resist.
mass meeting was held at Allegheny today con
dernnng the conduct OF the hremen. in the course OF
which confusion arose, but WAS soon quead by the
arrest OF the rioters.
The weather Is very warm.
Our markets generally nre quiet
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BUSINESS norInrs

ANEEicAs ACsgUN.-Le1L Beal.s hsavy Imp q
inaml-on," wnich, II coined would furnish SO Of hoe
precious little mint ff0ps" known q. gold dOlars, snA
remains a. me Museum viii all the certificates establish
ng 10 discovery. weight and value sl1nor Bnfr via
No magical apparatus and that BE- send 1870
me iOi Inc cellar, he walls anywhere else . not ~
gone, though be will be, ard the aug habe farce
ne WIDOWS Victim" IL played every afternoon rS