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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
The Presentation by Virginia OF the sword
Voted 20 Gen. Taylor.

Yesterday, at IL o'clock, the Sword
voted by the Legislature Of Virginia To
Major General Taylor. inow President Of
the United StaieS,) in honor Of the dis.
tinguished courage and conduct displayed
by him in his victorious achievements in
Mexico. was presented to him, at the
Presidential Mansion. by the Committee
of distinguished citizens Of Virginia,
whose names have been already men,
toned.
The Committee having been intro.
duced 10 the President by Mr. Preston.
Secretary Of the Navy. Mr.. Daniel, in be-
half ofthe committee, addressed the Pres.
ident.
General Taylor replied as follows:
GENTLEMEN: receive. with emotions
of profound respect and gratitude, the
sword voted by the Legislature of the
State of Virginia, which you have been
depnted to present in her name.
1t need hardly be said that this token
of appreciation and of confidence bears
with it unusual interest aud value. 1t is
from the State ofmy extraction and ma
tivity-a state distinguished throughout
the American annals for the abilities, the
valor, and the patriotism of her children
and which yields to none in devotion to
the cause of constitutional liberty. This
Offering of her representatives, will be
cherished with jealous care, and handed
down as precious inheritance to my
children.
You allude to the services which have
had the good fortune to elicit the approva
of my countrymen. The recent cam
| paigns in Mexico, so far as military com
bination and the actions of commander,
are concerned, have now become matters
ofhistory; but no history can fifty record
the Sufferings, the privations, the courage
and the constancy ofthe common soldiers
To the steadiness and discipline of the
rank and file. ably led as they were by
the platoon and regmental officers, ou
success must he mainly ascribed. With
out such officers and such men, no inspi
ration. no good fortune, could have avert
ed disgrace from our arms
beg through you. to convey to thC
able and distinguished Governorof ViI
ginia, to the Legislature and to the peo
pie of the State over which he worthil,
presides, my most sincere and heartfelt
Acknowledgements for the high homo
| have this day received, and allow me t.
present to you. gentlemen. my thanks fo
the handsome manner in which you hav,
discharged the trust confded to YOU
National htel'igencer, 25th.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
EQuTPMENrs OvERLAND ron CALroa

EQUIPMENTS OVERLAND FOR CALRoa-
Nn.-The following description by the
correspondent ofihe St. Louis Repubh.
can. who is furnishing the particulars Of
all the California emigration companies
in camp atlndependence and st. Jose ph's
Missouri, will give the reader TN idea Of
the outfit adopted by the western emi.
grants. The writer says:
'ln camp. about two miles west. is a
company of gentlemen from Cincinhali,
Ohio, numbering in all fifty one men.
They are organized into messes of FIVE,
are provided with ten wagons, twenty
tents aud FIVE marques. and calculate to
start with eleven mules to the wagon.
Two of the wagon bodies are made OF
sheet iron. and capable Of being used as
boats; as such they have been tested, and
found 10 bear twenty men, or $500
pounds of freight, and only draw four in.
ches water. They are completely outfit.
ted, have the star.spangleI banner wa.
wing over their camp, and independent
OF their civil, are under military regula.
tions, for their better protection in ma
king the journey. Two hundred weigh
of bread and tive nty eight pounds Of ba
con are allowed each man for the Journey
and pro visions for twelve months, afiel
their arrival, have been shipped by wa,
Of Cape Horn"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
Gbc Eantastrr Ga,rttc.
LANCASTER. OHIO;
ARRIVAL OF TIIE CAMBRIA.

Friday Morning, May 4. Isl9.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-04
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
JOHN ii. WRIGHT.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
Troubles In Venezuela.

y
The Spanish schr Eyelina arrived at Porto Rico
the l4ih ult from Lagusya, having ON board four
sisters OF charity and three priests lately resident In
Caracas. bas who had been ordered by the Govern
men, 10 quit the Republic. The cause OF this expul,
sOu was not known az Porto Rico but tho Bishop OF
that Diocese hsd toudsred thom every hospitality Ia
bis power and assigned them suitable residence In
one OF tho benevolent institutions OF the island.
Caracas papers state that the Venezuelan Congress
and Mlnagss were at variance. The iiouseiof Repre-
sentlives had refused % cOntm hs decree OF mo 9Ih
December. IN which he levied a contribution on the
people stating that Il was an ntrac,ion OF the Cons
tuition. Tho exsencles Of ihe Administration were
great and yet the Chamber although II had assembled
several times 90 discuss the subject had separated
without giving the Government o. use the words OF
representative, 90 bread for the morrow. The situa
ton Of the Government 10 represented to be critical
one through these collisions between the legislative
and executive powers
Mean bile. corruption to an alarming exten. 10 said
o. peryade tho Administrative departments. fraud OF
$40 eco IN he Caracas Custom House. the most pro-
ductiye Ia the Republic. was denounced In open Con
gress by member, and the principal Collector OF inc
Internal revenue st that place had been put on MS tsi
for pecu alton To add 20 tae dcultict of the Admin'
lstrstion who know not whittier 20 turn for money,
three dividends C the interest the external de0t re-
main unpaid a fact most humilis,ng to Venezuela,
who had hitherto sustained her credit on tho London
stock Exchange, equal 70 Chill, by tho uninterrupted
payment Of her creditors claims II IA expected that
a heavy will be laid cacao ono Of tho principal
articles Of produce Ia Venezuela.
buLmln mas leen citcted Nico freslaent etteIt
from Caracas that Il Is very probable that hc vii
govern the country rs Monagas, with whom he canno
agree, will 10 Obliged 10 give place 20 him.
The gGerleros Of the province OF Cumans, according
10 a letter from Laguayra reject every proposition o
an amnesty. and continue 70 make head sgainst ID,
troops Of Monsgss IN Carupsno several persons have
been arrested political grounds among others, tns
French Vice Consul and OF bis counirymen. which
has led 10 strong protest from ihe Consul General
that nation At Caracas
10 tho province Oi MarRarlts the ports have bcef
closed 20 prevent the escape Of certain Influential ind
gduas, whose arrest has been ordered on suspicion
OF being engaged In nturreclonsry projects The prs
0ners who nad been langushug in tho dungeons Of La
guayra had been transferred 70 prisons In Caracas
whore they treated with exceeding rgor In short
says tina writer OF this letter petsecuans sill continue
peace
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
Of the Fnrmers' CIab-Tae Grape.

Aresular meeting OF the Cisb wu held On Tues
day ne; Al the customary qlacsJrdge LIVINGSTON n
he Chair
Mr &siss real divers extracts from The
southern p.sn,sr On tie eet OF the appoiniue1i
% .n Agricultural cseInis, ard NnsrAosi.i for the
state Of Vrginn and lhe favorable Legislative action
takcn thereon-s5ssther with other ussters ior which
W 6svs nc room
Tie question Of the Cli,.rs of tle Grape com
irg Up.
Nj Msiss mentioned an instance falling under
ais own observation Of lsatea vine Which had been
suffered % - urprunsd but yet had vigorously aour
ished. and resry covered one side OF = barn, with
leaves eighteen 0F twenty iour inches seross-lsrss
enough Tor psrssoL
D. INDTRHILI ascribei this unasus. ,uNuriance
20 the great amount Of nourshmsut Afforded BY the
roxmity OF the esruysrd He observed also, that hs
hsi gro wild vines n tie torest and bad suffered
them - 20 uacatva,ed until they lad reached above
"a tors OF the trees Bat hc found that they bad de
seuerstei - receiving no cultivation or prunrg and
b. does not gslser them Al s, but gives them 10
the biEiI.
Hs observed farther that the Grape will deserorsle
Il has Risen n cuiivatsG-tor It's tendency - al
wsTs downward Take away any system of culture
and il will 20 back in time 70 the original state OF
wi'drsss Cultivation q making revolutions in every
DEP psrtmen OF Horticulture, and by the choice OF st
h-1sr stccks toe varieties OF fruits may be improved
sur more
The best pruning tine is In Sprins-ln May Or the
II
found whtslesd the cheapest ssd bes ar,ee for use
=, this time n q not removed either oy beat or Fsr.
Much pruning the Dr. considered injurious 10 the
Pssch Hr hst tiled but BAD nearly abandoned the
practice with the exception OF tskius out the diseased
limbs II pruned Al al. 10 shOu.i b. done when the
unbs are and even this the Or does not pTsc-
toe now By aicrcei and iuorduste growth, the con
suonA vigor Of the tree ID broken down, and IL Is
caused % grow with hall the Gusnits OF carbon which
It ought - have The sapvesses are made too large,
So ihsi in Winter the tree becomes perfect iclee-
the quantity OF sap being rendered 50 dsproPorionse
% t0 amount Of woody matter hsi freezing 10 almost
inevitable Hence the tree is Injured internally.
Judge LIVINGSTON remarked that he also had
nearly abandoned the pruning Of bis peachtrees; but
in Au.uI. he thought Il well to shorten back the hner
varieties
Some desultorv conversation here ensued, from
which there was nothing OF moment 10 be gathered
when
Cuttings OF the Isabella and Cstawba Grape,
from the vineyard OF Dr. Usderhil, distributed,
and ho following directions given for their use Set
them vertically in good but not very rich ground about
six inches apart with eye only out of the earth II
necessary shade them lllte snd water them oc-
cssonsy and they muss De particularly attended to 10
August
Tuis concluded, the meeting adjourned with the
same subjects continued for Tic ensung Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

- 4 boy named John Brown, aged abou. J.
ve,Ts. was ,hot wiih pistol cnd killed BY groc, :
named John Drum in Baltimore on Friday sveuins.-
Brown and several other boys had assembled In front
of Drums shop FOR the purpose Of annoying him
rgrn repeatedly ordered them OF his premises which
thsv declined 10 comply With. bat continued 20 suuoy
rim ana those oassre 81 Alter having pushed Brown
rom lie oave-senl tao three times Aad 6nding Il
all nj have the desired eject &c went ito tbs store
sz4 n.fol and Ered Il a: Brown the cOntents erf1r-
~ ,ss Abdomen az causing hS death In about tour
bTurs Drum vas sissrEard arrested By oiacsr Cor
,on and taken before Justice Lons, whn, aer exsmin
ii f,ur witnesses in the case-tbfee Cf whom sF0re
nls.l'vsv 70 the .scs II Drum trng tas p.st0i-c0m
mttsd him = q. 10 appear oliO'e TIE NHy tY'i' -
take h!s irial iCr ies deed.
r. Can't. Calmer :. wight OF Galena who
ended ore Of tire Illinois VcluE,ccr Comp snes
=, ,bs N-Oie.n War diei fs= days since AZ i.ggis-
Ina ms of cholers he had started on ais Say 70
Csiiorfia.
r. NJ Francis Gaitier DeLiesseiins, a d's
native OF south Carolina and solder u the
psSoirf,on died st - Mar .. Ga toe l2lh ilst
s,ss - Ills remains taken 10 Charleston tor N
termsnL
r. 4 new Lanatic Asylum IS 70 be construct
al Ia Tennessee on tee farm Of The ats Henry Dckin
-, on the Musfrees5oro read seven miles from Sasn
vile.
r. Henry Graham was knock ID down in New
Orleans the other day, and robbed Of So "iiAsn
Taylor vss arrested and committed n the Foooef
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
Dreadful Ravages Of the Cholern In hs1ieo
Col. Webb'- Expeditie5, SC.

E1LrfrOEE, y ~ y. IL
The Nyv-Orls7ns Pirayfae of The l,th INST
contains Letter from Mexc5 da,ed the Sat q Nara
through which We learn that tie Caosfa was m az
terrible rsvsKss in ths negooofhooa o. ihe NO ,'n
S,,. nj tn Tons a-e saii % BE- nearly ceP1puiated
from the eses Of this vol seourgs and IA Csmaisl
avEArd of ~ have already d.si. Iae s-nc iviiri
.crs thst snotaer 70 maer Of Col We-Js parry
named H.l, hsI died ne Coionei hln'ssi va ca
s :, his "a III sors.usi artir be-; eS7+cled p re-
suue his Journey wlth about j. ol h!i company 10 20
a. Tie rsnsiCc.r Of hls uen SsEe plePar.z - ic
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
' Larer fron Mexico.

WuaILE, nFEI ~ w
Tie British Nal steamer Thames, Capt AD-
5ott arrived here today from Vera Cruz, naging eii
;hst port on tas morning Of the u h. eac vas obliged
20 wall ltrty a,x a0urs i0r Der male a eonseql
of nor,her. Capt. NcAyini Noble company lei.
Vera Cruz. rone i0r California on me 4..a-a
ueu Three Other companies numbering 49, ieii ths
same week There was great ceal o, travel OYER
this route No trouble vas agF'cbendei - siafua
from the coast The expenses from hszsIlan are rom
slsOto 500 TIE Thames lets st VeYs Cruz saip Try
% ana brig Lima Of Newt resns and the BRIG Globe
Of New.York-beinz all The American vessels then Ia
gCrt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
rne Ealcen-Flrs at aIacea.

CHAlLEsr1Ni aqrA -
TIE g. :. mail steamship , llc7n, Capt. ThomP-
.oe. from Eeu-Yo,k fr Chigrls. arrived of ihe bar
yesterssy Also ths sehooner Henry rom hs" ork
Nsr5p ca hss been visited ~ most destruetive
So lizard of so ba.es Of cotton were destroyed
r.. lo.s /. aboqs eOluJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

- destructive IRE broke 0ut on the wharf
10 Gown gton a5ou; o'clock yes.erday morning con.
sgmlog four buildings which were estimated worth
g OOO, one OF which, worth 500 Was iasursd-shs
others were not snd belonged % persons who wogk
bard for riheiE living Icineirnst Commercial, is.E.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
A R4RE uUAnCR FOR A puY-iCfAN.-

a LII q toaNtF FUN a FIIf f~ftIHE.-A
hrhTsca1 who g About Leaving tL4 c7 fgf e South, 10
cesCUs o 5spcsrg " hs pracer Too Office 10 10 zee "
.he DEt fashion zog hoods 10 hs city. TOs yO1rg
nan as ehAaee Isl rare one address D. D. Tr6ans OF
fcs LlAf
STEAM ENGiNEs AND BUILEh. - hgss~
- Tor sac, s.nDi s.so ssds sppafHgr, compete SD
sso > inch bce' - fee si1l s used stsnfax press
b-1slL sod and eIchaog ID. Cal a. TsEis-si st n
Jpn. ~ lm
TREAT BARGAINS 10 China, glass and esftnsn-
VI ware. By THOS keSORLE1. 81 Elghth-aE ln eddi
700 70 hs iarge r. b1s 500 worth o. AAsons kon
sone wsf--H B. To LII, lcfee-story bfe< nooses In
IhinJiOur.hsG leaf EinI1-sy 10 sPsfm@ns % bsstnsr
v--f ehesp. ~ hn'
a EHEK IL. iiOKGAs'- nEW LAMP sf0RE--
hJust opened sgencd stocE of CorneI1s dzmash sDd
siyersc Solar Lsnps, CL&odeneFs, oirsndoes, Gas fx-
tsrs ke Plated Yea ses casofs bssss liable fDfks kc.
A. vry rsdneet prices 49, W1snssl between Flton snd
Ana ss opposite ne Csarea. - In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

o. Gsntiemen, why DO yoa 80 10 those nissrabe
bsylss where hey Ony AE brush FOR m0ahs to
geths wlf5cu cleaning when ycu get hair cul
II ths new sprag s-yis a. BEDHUssr HEAsDs n MAJ
dz1ane acd clean pair Of hair brushes esei % each
cIsRwerf AZ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

York. and sftsrwari shun responsibility a. Meat.
Tesl. ere mistaken
nder TIE Amnesty oct. f-r which, nri the man
der in ~ lch 90 was passed, ais il't grateful /
hasteL-f o. v.sit C.d ,-elts beyond tie Ines AID.
ss 10 --f l-l3 art i,a7. had o. cnco1nt.r urpro-
voked rutsanlr violence from the Tory faction IL
stigat-d ari oraaized as usual, by a-tiul leaders
very many % whom Mr. Baldwin's admia.straf
Keeps 10 Office. e.i ka0rIag tAely c4ar0cfsrs and
this q the virtual cc1urage euent u iIslboriins-
tiou sd wau.on oatrare. Their cry for Aunexa-
tior. r. aew sleuver is merely the howl of the
Vol when he fads himself 10 louger abe - pre- :
upon the farmers mutton.
Il bas narer ceased . be m earnest desire 20
spend the evening Of my days among friends in
tie c11nfry of my early choice sailed from NJ
native town ia Scotland for O-- lec-uy hea-t
soon warmed 70 Canada, from v n.ch al the rec a.
iorty-two / became 81 Impoverished exile, and
an now f'ty-lolr. Tly szain, Vas the rhioso-
ply taach. The dispiritei Duce b. the Efforts o.
81 oftsn hsa.et spider tie litt'' weaver steadily
persevercl g.. J., sot .-m tootho't aIi ~ m1u-
arch 'lii0wed its example 9Th equal success
Think on ue when if shall be well with thea.
was tie gentle entresty q the persecated He
brezv. 70 PhsraoAs chic. butler, while they were
tole,her in ,hc Egyptian dungeon. Genesis NJ. !
Tie was soon iorscs'en, however, and others colli
tell tale 1f equally base ilcrartute. Ai;ef a.
imprisonment oi to- years % my one. Joseph waI
released the black ui-ht Of bis s.vers.ty came 70
a. end, s4d saauy good was produced ou. OF seem.
NJ evil.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
GENERAL NOTICES.

II An unsuccessful attempt was made th
other day TO rob he Bank At Georgetown Masa.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

en- REWARD.-LOST, between the hours of = and
DIV II, yesterday tFrdsy) morning, leather Pocket
book, containing tendollar bills The Long issnd
Bank Brooklyn ave collar gold piece. and hvsdollas
b (bsnk unhnownD Whoever hes found ths above, and
will leave Il al this office, will be rewarded ~ above.
AL 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

~ Liberal Book. Beacon OGlce, nsnEfin
square, tr~NIs;J New-fefk Fss's Globes aod hsys
~ rp d a. iMeOCF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

" sixty-third Anniversary Of ~. &c Drge's
s0cIety.-The 5ernoen and Fncnds Of g. Geofgsi
society are invited 10 Divine sefvc. al ThniiJ
Church 90 Mcrd4y I'd Inst, al ococL. P n on whtt
ncct.on Rev Dr. FstScis .sros vii! deliver an address
before The Society Atsr Vhic1 coscucn viii oe laker
- n h. WALKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

rS' In noticing Butler & '5's edition oi Ma
csusys History Of Ensanl We should have said iaa' u
Is for sale BY Putnam IS Roadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

~ Harvey BurdeIi, MD. Surgical and heeha'
icsl Dental; Ode snd resideoce 81 Broadway, corner
yrsnkliu-st MI lln-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

= Fowlers 81 HoIis, PareBsIo sfsts a.,
PHbIIshers, ChnlSo Hall l3i Hssssn-si near Ine Par
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
SILK GOODS.
LIED5LEY, CAMEROH X HAYWARD

SILK GOODS
LLEDSLEY, CAMEROH HAYWARD,
~ LfRs2rYsT
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY, NEW.YORK,
RAVE SOW iN STORE AND ARE CONSTANTLY REosasyiSG a
STOCK
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting II part of
BLACK OR0s DE- RusE PLAIN, CHAMELEcs, BsocHE
ASD ftGURrD P0uLT % sOiE SILKS,
PASTED LAWNS a great variety.
PRisrgD IscONEr and ORsAsDE NUsLfss,
PLAIN PRISTED aud SATIN SrRIPE BAEEGgs,
SIX Tissues, hns assortment,
FsENCH, EScLisH and scOrcH 0fSCRAAs.
ALSO,
sahn ard Tsfega Ribbons, BOmbszlnes
Hsf fsnf Gao do Blach znd COorsd Grapes
sik ana Lise Thread Gloves, satn s1d SILK Vsslngs,
Best Nd do. silk SsTgeg,
,Ie1tlssnen's CfavaiI shavs All styles,
POugee and b Bandacna Hdkh Sub and Lineo Fhnges
ALSO,
4 very exiso.lvs assortment OF WHITE GOODS
LACEa, MILLINERY ARTICLES, &c. &c. al Of which
are offered At very low prices, -
For Cash or approved Credit. mA lfnDxaW
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

INDnNA.-UTHian H,r0i OF Bartholomew Co.
s a stump candidate for Congress IN the Vth ("es')
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

" Liquid hair Dye-BATcHELoE.s insiAnien soea
Lra.1 "a ss sest article 10 ne world FOR changing rod or
grsy h.r % nsrfrs black brown color without mary
.o he hsf PersO1s wishing he beat mtfls ~ l1s
"a No q near Rfoai~sy Copy The .ddfess. dis TTksa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

II TIE sap WIrr|5H Capt. S9AIDING, " mon
s,i-d from this port for California on tie iJ.h oi
.i-uary asl U'h cl paIsengsrs board, was spoken
~ Cop: Anighi, Of the ship Mosconomo o. Newbury.
port from Liverpool AID for New Or.esns, the lit
day of February. lat % % lon q or m.zeu ioPmss,
sni yards and fore and main .opasllant mss,s were
carried away sni she appeared to have had Sery hard
weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

fV Wigs. Wigs. b1Es.-Ilkels ho oEsnke'i
ae 1fyned nsg toe largest ctespesl and hess assortment
os rzs half Wis braies u long hsir and oine
ornssrtsl bal il % - fond a. nEpHUssr HEARos,
hsicen-lzce The trade supplied. AZ I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

porrcy CovRT -Offcsr Powers yesterday sueste,
,- - .l--s -Asr -sr-. ls TLars- htrlr. iisl-f "
IAN. .rs N- Wsfses ,- Gage o. usa.ag Waian sHth
.4 F..-h
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

" American Union Of AssOeiaiionists.-Ihe
anu Al meeting of hs American Uaon Il Assoc s'ioniz,
wlIL held ia Ner-York On Wei esday, May D. 81 u
0cl0cS AM fa sIgecdancs Of Dslsg sles from Ahilis
ts- ci0rs ard o. fends of the generally Is en-
e.,y desired HORACE OkEsLEf, ffesL
" The place of meeting Will % announced hereafter
AZ TuTh,tH9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

FROM NEw-GRkNAnA.-By late arrival from
santa Martha New Grsoaia. We have received LES Of
Bosoia ?sPcrs 90 ate dse VIZ. r. Nari'ra' % Feb.
-. 81 E,r'5trq71 70 Feb - El D'a % Msrrh H. 81
R0 Hiiisro Of Rio Hsche to March 2l Ia Gicfi M
-a7'a Of Ssn,s Martha 10 March as well s' iles Ct
s. Dgsg3, ~ Iiq-r1- sn3 81 Cs7-i-ri B7gotaH1 -
Tbe only ten Of mportsnce Is The election Of Gen.
lose Illsdo Loq-z &, Preii!sn; Of Mex Granada on
the .lh ult The Ari'O Of Rogota strongly urEes the
necessity Of encouraging emigration from Europe nto
that country.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, Apru 30
ARRIVAL Hon. FRAscIs GRANGER, THUR
Low WEED Esq and 4 s. HoLsRooG, Es4 Of me
" ~ P.iayur, arrived at the As,or House on sunday
FIRU-About 90. clock last evening fire broke
out 10 csmphene dist.ery s, the corner Of Twenty
hlth.st and Firstsv occupied ~ NJ. Mckinley. The
building sud small quantity Of turPsntine were con
suued The ire is supposed 10 have been the work OF
an incendsry IRE hat been used 10 the building
during the las.two weeks.
DEAD CHILD FogSD.-A co'orrl infant sup
posed to have been stLtom. was found IN cigar box
On the corner of Fifteenth 81 and second Az At an early
hour this morning ~ Policeman Msyhef ~ao sent i 70
the CCrolor's Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

L. N,.r. York Aibi3a Montreal Head, Hand
and other newspapers circulated IN
petion that IN leaving that country IN
n, of this month, stated tina. i was
never to return. Like some OF Sheri
&C the authors OF that report drew upon
IMAGINATION for their facts. Those who
,h;nk I would seek to play ths critic IN New
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

YOUNG MEN from the country wanted, W sell
several cheap aud popular WORKS issued q 5sinpsrs
Boston Publication Rooms. Shc largest commissoe will
be allowed fair wsges by The month viii be paid.
large stock OF cheap works viii bs sept constantly hard
Travelling ageos viii do well call Cali Immediately
sKiNNERS Publication Room. N. r. Branch odes, loo
Broadway, room No. 2, up Stare ms Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

V'EACHkR.-A young msried gentleman, educated
With reference 10 the profession Of teaching and enhu
gssucay devoted 10 H. wishes 10 engage ss Instructor Of
young ladies gentlemen in Elementary Epgsh sndies
Mathematics the Greek and Latin Classics. Minefalogy
Botany and Geology and quslsd TO give lectures wh
han courses OF experiments 10 Chemistry Natural rh
losophy Address " Teacher" ~ Charlessl AL hoe
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-24

C0R sALE-Ths stock, nriarss and goodwin Of q
Eslinx Hoass Apply o. " Nsapsusl ~ ~