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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
Hospitality Illustrated.

To he Edt0r u The Tribune
Being in your City for few days last week on
business accomp panied by my family, / thought one
morning to give them little airing by visiting Win
them village some twenty miles distant the pleasant
ness of which had been described 20 us We accord
ngly took the cars for there early IN the morning To-
tending al the close Of the day - return by them
soon after our arrival and airer had deposited our
selves ia quarters for the day, took stroll 10 al
mre the besutirs % the place not expecting 10 make
lac Of any premises excepting such were AFFORDED US
hy the roads or highway Our walk ws- rather pro
longed and with heat and fatigue one OF our little girls
became very weary while w. were passing hou-e
where the display OF shrubbery and grsVeied wHits
indicated that the occupants p scssed degrer OF tHr
and refinement wooden seur nas pi+rfd ncleaih
some spreading trees within ire inclo-ure' and me
sight Of u too tempting Tor orr ie glF 10 Iesl-t
the wi.h to rest on It Tor few moments.
Seeing no one about the premi~.s except coored
woman engaged washing the steps left my family
outside and entered through the common gate Of me
nco-ure in front OF the house In order % inquire VI
the servant II she would take the compliments OF n
stranger 10 the family within and request permission
tor self and family 10 enter and occupy the seee
Tor little time On nearing the steps. and before had
time my appeal % the servant alany Appthitn
m Them from the house 10 whom very politely made
known my request and added that ! should DC very
sorry 20 intrudc 10 any manner she repAed' alicr
hesitation snd considerable warmth mar re m-'
r,re and 0rrHyy fhf sat- thar rifnf fimNY DfcNP'"
e premiss and thar reques uas Certainty rry IN
Qaar enc O, max, a. prrIs resGfacs Ot course Ia
sur granted nth such grace and with such hlns Al
ff, .iyfiry could not be- made available BY and
alter thanking her tor her consent politely ~ though
% had been gwen cheeruily and without the reprooi
administered joined my family Al the gale ana took
them 20 more huspItlble quarter confess 70 lkho
rance AZ regards the rule Of hospitality in villages
around your City Ionly know that different rule
,bounds around the cities in New In gland and that
fh.rs one Is not reminded under rch crcumsAnces Of
h. Of proprety On the part Of the
a.. .l,,r churlt.rna.. BOsTOS.
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o Fire and Biofs In st. Louis-Five STEAMBOATS,
Blu, ped-Tremendous Riot-Troops order
ed out-The Cholera.

81. LOUIS, sunday July -.
A Ere broke ont at 3 O'Clock this morning on the
steamer Algonia just arrived from the Missouri with
full freigh-which destroyed that vessel together with
the steamers Mary Phenix San Francisco and Dubuque
The San Francisco also just in trJm the Missouri
with full cargo Of hemp, tobacco and bacon. The
Mary had 800 tons of freight for New Orleans the
Phosux 100 tons for Ohio-prinepally hemp and lead
the Dubuque had small ireight in for the Upper Mis-
hssippi
Four Of the FIVE were boats. All were owned in
this city except the Ph@nix.
The amount Of lose and insurance cannot be sscer
tanned till tomorrow 1t is reported that several lives
are lo.f The Clerk of the Mary is missing. Five
hundred hogs on board the Mary burned Nothing
wa, saved from any of the bosts but few hogsbesds
Of bacon from ihe'Msry. All were burned TO the wa
ter, edge and the hus of all except the Dubuque have
sunk
Atremendous riot occurred at 3 O'Clock this morn
ing between the Irish and the Firemen. The rishmen
hrst assaulted the hremen driving them from the
engines and pistols were hred-drst at the Franklin
Engine Co. by two men named James OBrien and
Lynch. from an Irish boarding house on the Levee.
The fremen rallied and ridded Breus and seven
other bous.s part Ms-gares, an part "a the ieve
John Grant "a iissoar Co. shot in the face and
number of the Irish were badly wounded
The not is s,ll progressing. The Missouri Fire Com
pany broke open the Armory OF the Ct Louis Greyn
and took their arms by force.
The Mayor has ordered out the Greys to suppress
the riot and has sent Jefferson Barracks for troops
A number Of arrests have been made and eighteen
Irish in Jail.
The nterments yesterday were 26--oi which II were
from Cholera
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The Canal In fall blast Rgaia-Health and
Basiness OF Cincinnati

INNtNNAII NatlFlaY, July
The business Of the CAnsl. which for a ~ hlie Al
heen suspended, on account Of the damages done bv
he late storms has recommenced snd 10 day large
heet Of cana bosts laden with produce and nerchas-
aige. reached our city.
The health OF TIE city confines % improve-the
in,erments from other diseases II VIII BE- seen on re-
'erfng 10 the cemeteries reports continue % hold pre-
ctdencs Of Cholera
Business which for some time hss been stagnsni is,
with the exception OF trade IN hour taking aresh start
In the Flour market buyers do not sccede TO the
demands oi the sellers sd sre tor the decline
which cannot take place oo,,,,
The Provision market Is very se;iye; 100 bids b
con hsve sold 81 cts per 10 for sides and % 'or
ssrs S.les Of Linseec Oh hsve been made Al g cts
xhikv i IN tn, decline and Is quoted Al ~ cts per
gallon Sugar i. hTm a, 81 for lair to PRIME
The river which at lsst accounts vas H'ins fsPo'!
now falling
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DIR r KIRBY Dear SIR Your favor i llsl frcetesl
W. have been passing through Trying ofteai pr h''
nan three months with the Cholera in hs "of-t oim.
mn amid The gloom anguish and death when nave en-
srroudrd our civ Homeopathy has shone fO'in 7 QUIZ
.tar in midnight darsne-s-and o those WIN ls 4" y
uons " no have looked 20 me ony 81 s.-.e 49,
n. isnf the only three HOmeopans nefel nave "ea.''
81 cases Vith los ~ only . per cent -, - ..-
6,-rmnn Homeopathic Physician two day since al'l ~
iIIoe.s of : hours and before could be iound ~
,,i, csrr.n Phy.trlsn - had aud Is gresi o-s -
H. Wa literally worn down Ills pracfce ~as lniihr'''
in, German population Numbers nearly DhNpl
w. much need three four men u learning Aho rne.
.cfer Can't you .ead Is German Physician lnneN'
.f ard -e,es others II The rght stamp a. % On a. o.
.,bls have Two AIopathIc Physicians now s,las Ls
-t 49,. =, IN, r1sv b. in rh- fed dre time an d -
.f fo u.e western phrase. used up. Ionx ior is.L
Do write me occasionally 70 - gfcAl 'Ohio'l - "
sr.,r, = T. Iov laborer 90 glOrlngs clue- =. p,
HUN rver siacereiy JOHN T TEMPLE, MD.
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c---u,as CH0rlFA AsFcD0TE -Tne RlcF'
- D.. B,ior. Ia corrmrntng upon the Cholera, r.
.,k. mar Al east Eve rscks die % one Whit 90 &C
ut ~ tb.ir having lrss control Of their apYe,es 10
sss-,ou 10 hsir beef nat n-an time IS nAed u
LITE. ne following sr-ctoie
w.. a sr1u.rk IN % serious mater - - a.
- fss Cholsrs IT. unorn perunseiy VIII = RI
- - - a CD d~1y ff-ir med ca aitrrdfl- =
- 80 I've -.fer sls thing wtiea clud male n m
- A. enB-ui Physcisa q car e.tg lni9rsa = = p
- - Il to a negro su1lealy attacked Tiil Ono.e
-. hIr, ~ hetr-r he bad been -sfng f-t o. " -
s-tle. NO -. "a .1e reply, nothing 90 ne ara
No. have Yea eafen DO spgts ~ cl-frie- 70 o.
=. -. 100 never eAfs any tne Of the year =
- svsefan son nster-d WON'T, the result Of "ticl
- II. .,-ruon Of s1uui qlart Il spp'ess'ens sec
= -. Well sad ~ doctor. these not apes =
nv sre that. flrt' Well hos did ul-y z-i
&C ga N voa id DIT al inrl P-ase Go nassA'
doa'l su0W. blt nrs-r 81 -1ytAIn- % iAe 10 -,
~. -l,rcIu-,ou 70 WHICH or medical mend came
-. maj he only way . g.; the Truth o1r ~ negro :
n v.uuir x oaI q him. AID nat then BE Won
on
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During the last q hours - cases OF Cholera have
been reported this Office, and ~ deaths, viz John
Whitnore, aged So Broadst. Thomas cenddn, aged
50, Butler-st. Jane Hamilton, East Brooklyn Mar
ssret Farrell aged 40 Stanton ct Mary Conner aged
30, Bond ST. Sarah Courtenay aged 30, Blakes Build
ings Mary Bloom, aged 30, Navy-st Honora Spell
man. Bslticst. Alice Day, aged q, Bondst Sarah
Dougherty aged 80. Waterst. Alfred :. Richmond
aged Il Ful,onst Sarah +. Dennis, aged s, Butler St.
CsJ GOODRICH. Physician Of Board
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Destructive FIRE Mt Albany.

ALbANf' 1HOHuH@l aulJ WI
A Are broke out al ; O'Clock this morning in q
frame house rear of Lumber.sI between Centre and
Water SITS which destroyed all the buildings the
north side of Lumber 81 between Centre and Water
sts also three brick buildings running west Lum-
Der from Centre. The Old Brewery building on west
side Of Cenrest and i've other buildings it were
destroyed. All the lumber in the yards OF J. r Ro
maine Rogers s Calander, and Ketchum & Co was
burned. The ERE Is now raging among the lumber
owned by c. p. Williams & Co. on Water and Lumber
sta The loss must be very great Losers by thu IRE
James V. Veeker. the estate of the late Jcis Whine
and George CSscr The two former estates were in
sured The latter loses three brick buildings on which
there was no insurance
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Further from Mexico.

The Taf8n has al wees from the city OF Mexico
10 70 the l6ih met The Mexican Government has
,n.y i..ued circular authorizing the consumption OF
American tobacco imported during the occupation Of
that country by our army with the restriction mat II
should not mixed With tho tobacco Of the country,
nuder penalty OF cOnhscatiOn This decision OF 10.
vsican Government IL in conformity with all their
otb.r ,cts they must leave open gap about which
10 sanahhle Any restriction toward the consumption
gf American tobacco direct violation OF the treaty,
and should be- protested against ny our Government,
and an unconditional and free sale OF the article Insisted
on othrruiss there ~l. be- end TO claims and mo
c-fatl. ~ 0n the part Of the monopoly holders
The Mexican Government have project IN confirm.
p.ton ~ out all the coast custom houses Tor ell
u1O0 per annum-s very good nargA II II can get II
and reestabish the Iant % l-'3.
A report was current In Mexico when the BRUSH
.o4r ft that three steamboats, with their csrgOes,
amounting o. $4,000 had been captured a. Camarso,
pa the RIO Grsnde after hard night 10 which the Mex
c.ns had proved for the nrs' time victorious his &C
count must be- ttlse, or the Information ~ould nave
reached ere this day.
A man 5y the name of Henry Wood, who purchased
In the neighborhOOd ~ Durango 100 mules Tor the gold
mine. IN California, had them taken away from him Al
Guadalupe Cslv0 on MS nay % California, Oy tnc NIX
icsn sufd1fte. lie affair appears 10 be downright
robbery on their part
ltis 70 me opinion Of the gentlemen 70 whom We
indebted Tor the inte gence conveyed ia this article
thar taxing general view Of the state Of our relations
ain Mexico the manifest hostility % Americans where
ever they re- not strong enough 20 make themselves
respected It appears morally Impossible Tor Two races
80 opposite each other Ia every point Of YeS u long
remain IN peace With each other, or iDhabt the same
continent One the other q she races mu" give
~ny and the sooner matters brought % the Test
tns better Tor the human family. The G0yerpment ot
ne United states 10 good faith complied with all
- epgageusuts hlle On the other hand there nave
.k.n ri ace innumers5e difficulties between the heki
esn Gsrerunsnf and such unfortunate American clu-
zens a. sfn remain In that country Not week passes
but claims and comp zints thrown into the Legation
Of Mexico about some outrage, e0nnseanon' Or osbn
ion IN tn part of the Mexican Government snd its
.rppovees and azreesbiy . the ordinary course 81
Nexicsn isw the mo-, 1st plain, and simple case can
b. made IntsrminsDle-
IT,, our citizens from the accumulation u such humi
srinz Ousrazes.
me people II California hsd anAiy determined upon
establishing governmental tnrif own snu eo s'Asa
ts,rsrIv AZ t-.inz abandoned oy their Government.
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~ A boy named Michael Burke csme We
Homeopathic Treatment of Choiera-its sue


II ~ Fdt0r u The TTibNHfi
Toe writer OF the 70 lowing letter ia regularly
educated Physician Of high standing What he states
can be- relied on Tor b. Is incapable Of mi'repre'ent
Ing a matter Of such importance. Tne people OF tns
cry. think Will perceive soou, that fhe controlling 'n
huence OF an Aaopathic Medical Counsel IN our Board
OF Health does not tend 70 save the lives Of our GU
zens II hospital tor the Homeopathic treatment o'
Cholera cannot be obtained rom our authorities e'
public meeting be called and funds raised to e''ao'n
one at once / would volunteer my services PROBES
soualy, and presume others Of the homeop a'n''
school would do the same, although at much incn'eh
&C. : r. KIRBY, MD
Jaiy q, $40.
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CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY. July 30, ls4o

MONDAY. July 30, 1910.
BErrTvuE HosPIrAL.-Among FIVE or sx ham
dred patients in the Bellevue Hospital, there have been
bat 6tteen cases Of Cholera and ten deaths six Of
these took place within one hour after the subjects
were admitted 70 the Institution and all the other cases
il supposed were caused by the dead bodies taken
from the C.y to the Dead house Bellevue and kept
there for over twenty four hours before intermenI at
the Potters Field.
~ The new Hospital on Blsckwelrs Island
is TO be 90 feet front and 90 feet deep in tho main build
ing with two wing. l9i feet frontby 20 deep The edi'
nee to be Of solid substantial character, two stories
in hight, beside the basement
rY- II is stated on the authority OF DR.. Kelly,
Resident Physician at Blsckwelrs Island, that almost
All cases of delerium renens occurring the Peniten
ary. have been attended with or less symptoms
Of the Cholera
DIsGRAoEFUL.--A pugfstic encounter took
place yesterday At Hoboken for bet OF 800 aside
The names OF the men engaged in it are said 70 b. ha-
vanash and Roberts They reside in this City. Rob
ert. knocked under after the nth round.
FrLiAL.-John Murphy. young reprobate' was
taken into custody charged with violently beating his
mother because she rebuled him tor hs Prodigscy -
lie va. committed in default Of $500 bail hy Justice
Mounifort, to answer the charge.
" A boy named Michael Burke csme very
near being drowned 81, the foot OF CANA e. about
O'Clock last evening The i,lc fellow had been to Ho
boken became tipsy and as he was leaving the terry
boat tell In. but was rescued BY officer Weyand
PoLrCr CoCRr-This morning about y O'Clock, a mar
| Maffhs IRA
- srirous conduct IL appears that DEE was i'lna ar",
1ith large knife watching the door or Mr. - NOrnand
In Avenue with whom b. hal difficulty. with M
rr.rf.~ f- rIrprsr.f ~ taxing fi- Ne Committed
boy named Daniel sharp arrested ia-t evening
b.nS .n seronpce Of tso OIL -rs named Thomas Hay
and RE ard McG inn. IN rglan0usy entering me kln
smith shop Of Robert Marston No. 2l Fnton--t To
two after were arrested Al me time. but shea e-cspr
with some pistols which he sold for a;rh sum lie va
committed O.. About O'Clock this morning hfute OF
-l nw named Fernando lar, was arrested Tor Npenu
.ssAultng hi wife with Ratchet with intent 10 take Aie
| tie was committed.
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AsF-Uudar year. fa0. 90 years.i5ii 80 = lNi' ,
n co. ss 1910 ~ - ~ 3d. ff 81 % o. e's q Co -
S. jess ei fo - o. CD to sn. - 81 10 - = ~ 10
lc0. leo and lr vsrl. Unknown. IS
PtAcFs - N,rivirY-t uifeu states 6s' Ireland 49, =
Eng and. 81 scotland. j., Wales ?. Germany. lf q
France 3 Ho and. Ssrden. =, switzerland. = Kls
si. !. British Possessions To- North America I, Ncsi IT,
DIES. B. Norway. i. urSnown 8.
From Hospital Bellevue. rs. Penitenrary hospi.s.
ackvelrs island. DO, Small Poy Hospital. acs r- Z.
I.fsndf. Lurauc Asviun. Blarkyveils Island. Wards
Island o.. Rardalfs Island, .; Cry Hospital. p ms
House b. ack wells ls.srd IS Co.ored Home ~ Coz
ored Orphan Asylum. ]; Coored persons. To Nihans
Hospital s.. Ceuter-si = Turfeeu,a-st. Su. >'nufuns
H. " WHITE, Clly Inspector.
City Inspectors Office July p lsn
The ola deaths TOR the week ending the p were fH
which shows decrease Of 81 In the mortality Of last
week vo-fhs 0f which occur in tie Cholera returns
there being = deaths Jess by Choer- asst wees thsn
m The week preceding There are deaths les. Of men,
e. es. Of wouen > increase Of boys. snd decrease Of
girls. in our report to-day compared with that OF asi
xae
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BINGHAMPToN, Monday, July 50.
Two men were drowned last evening about
O'Clock. young man named George Martin was
bathing in the Chemung River, when, by some means
he seemed 10 be drowning The alarm was given
when Mr.. Lewis Seymour rushed to his assistance
and in endeavoring to him lost his own life. The
bodies recovered. Mr.. Seymour leaves a
wife and six children 10 mourn HE loss.
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FRKH SOIL AT THE SoUTH.-lf the Free States
would only be firm united and earnes, in opposing
the Extension OF Slavery, the seeming hostile
unanimi,y of the South would very soon cease &
be- Col. Benton late speeches have met hearty
response at the South from more thar would resdi-
lv be believed. a very large meeting OF the De
mocracy OF Platte Senator Aschisoasl Coansy
recently
R-.,,.s That whereas Hon. T II. BeutOu stood by
h- on and .h coGniry IN az. IN 0PPosuOu a.
tb~ nubee.tion incipes OF J. {. Calhoun ana >oath
srolin. tbst we now Ih- year 1919 stand y hin and
n. rr,ncipes in this bis dsy Of persecution eeeNing a.
we DO In his Willingness 10 promote The ss ln'ese''s
ni..osr and maintain her constitutional nghis We
look no Rim =. one OF the Sneiea lSrdmSfss 81 hoer-
long may be stand on tho bSeneus 10 guard ne et,et
Of liberty with bis sieepess vigilance, against o'uY
disunionlsts and nulhners.
We have already published the weH-authens'
Gated report that Senator'S Houston and kusA O
Texas had assumed Substantially Col beutorS
ground The Y,cksburg Mississippi SeHi'Hf'
(Locol hiss the following, indicating another rattle
important csvein.
Ms WAIKER-A report has reached Us, said 10 % We
sntbeuucsted. thai Hon. X. }. Walker has puocS Ge
esred approval Of The and opinions ol MI oen
touu other words that be l. IN svOr 81 The Wimo pro
vl,o and h- application Of Free soil" doctrines 10 me
new Territories We not prepared 10 believe this
BAT II comes TO US from such 10 asufy The
nenuouing Of 1t IN our columns.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.


PHILADELPHIA, Monday, July 80
There has been 30 cases Of Cholera and 10 deaths
here since last report
Carl Psrpenbury who recently murdered young
Itsisn died in the prison OF Cholera last evening.
The market is unchanged.
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MOMENTS % TIE FLoSi0A ISDiAss.--A d''

,s.,b dsrsd Baltimore July p says.
We have not received the southern mail to-day
= 80, frru, = Augustine, 81 date - inst stztss
80, Cart Adams ~ that morning - roais ~ Ind IN
r yer. accompanied y s--i BODY o. men ~ gen
-. "a, 20 general var E4s Appreciated, i being
ssorsissred that mere personal c-cUues have been
- $50 Of the outbreak AnOther letter, received
tom J.cksonsiie. gives another and more serious az
-t % the -ir L states thst 5eseon lights were kin
I'd along the the extent Of ~ miles from In
ai4n River. giving the sPPesranre u some eOnc.r'
nuouz the lIsdlaas
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Burning of the Chicago.

BUFFALO, Monday, July 80
The propeller Chicago was destroyed by fire
here this morning at o'clock Loss estimated at from
5000 TO 81 600
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TESDsR CosscirscE.-Jonsthan hetteriaAn'
fsq Of xens Ohio has resigned the Office OF Jasnce
Of the Peace on account of the recent change In the
Bsek Lave Of TIA, stats being opposed to his 'on'
SsSsssA
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MissIsslrPi.-A Wing State Convention has
finally been held, and the following ticket pre-
scented
Fov GorsrEcr. Gen. THOMAS G. POLK Marshall Co.
So >.ss.- g oKNELIvs MCLASEN, Cov.nston.
Asfy Gen BENJ. +. CAkVrHxRs. Cowan
Aadtcr. W. RocKRs. Monroe.
7SsasErE .ALKX h. ARTHVR, Warren.
We trust they will ali stand, whstever the pros.
pset. Gen. Polk is a strong candidate. but 50 Is
his opponent Gen. QOitman.
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PRoeErss.-The late Free s'il Convention At
senecsville co. among other resolutions pAsse1 nc
asking change in the Ohio STATE Constitution 40 tnsi
All persons male and female. over the sse Of twenty
one might have the rshs OF suarase o.,
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~ cu.rx.s Of the Indiana Sentinel. occs

sonally says aning worth remembering For instance
he 10 dsputng the assertion that case Of Cholers
has occurred 1t Indianapolis, and concludes
" word more take patient diseased ~ an ord
nary attack Of chOers morbus give bin ct0ioa Dose
compo.ed Of ~ grains Of c.ome. ~ grains camphOr
and 10 Or - grams Of MORPHINE and II IL don't kA bla
why he would be profitable subject for . Lie In
suraDce Companythsrs all lie would be very sps 10
take ong nan Al Least and i, might be Troublesome 10
wake him ny.
a good deal Of grstultous advice has been gives TO
the public some goOd-some sxce"dlngy foolish &,
but We will add something 10 IL dcOid PoHic--ior
YOU may AZ yell die Of cholera AZ be- scared 10 death
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Hon Geo Bright second Justice ct the Peace
MOrsne being under oath, declares ami says Hst
he Ia. good add true reason. believe that FaikencO
Iorrn. WA among tho parties engaged In tho violent
abduction Of Juan Rev aitIs Gscia - related n IN.
appesrers first affidavit Aud that tho nsns 81 the sad
LOreute has been omitted la said affidavit through cer'
zeal error Of the person " hO copied the affidavit
This appesref prsys that said PugencO Llofonie De ar
rested for having committed assault aud battery upon said
Rey IN the manner related In the fret affidavit aud that
~ dealt with according 10 law.
fsigned3 Joss MoasSrs
sworn and subscribed before me this 4l.t ~ OF July,
1919 otoeck !. bslshT,
Second Justice of he Peace, Parish Of Orleans
Mr. William Eagle came before the Justice yesterday
morning and gave himss up. stating that he hsd seen
by the papers that writ Of arrest wss out sganst
hun lie held u bell IN the sum Ut $50. sbi
gave Mr Henry Holm A. security Henry Marie, who
was arrested Monday and put In jail for ~sDt Of
securty wss released yesterday morning on giving
b. In the ike sum u $500 with hr. Joseph isbony
a, surety IN. o. Pic -.
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NORWEGIAN ExiGSAsTs The Nordlyset says
many emigrants from Norway have lstsly arrived al
Milwaukee and Chicago We have have heard OF
some ~ to Is emigrsnt ships from the fstheriane
which will cross the Atlantic this year with an sgsre
gate of perhaps 1900 men."
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rookiyn Board Of Henlth ...suSDAY


The Report for the q hours ending Sunday morning
was IL new cases OF Cholera and deaths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
NETWORK TRIBUNE.



Or. GER the Resident Physician, reports 20 new
cases Of Cholera and q deaths having occurred since
bis report Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31

FIRE At AURoRa. IsD-Oa the 23d inst nre
broke out IN the mil and d.stery Of 7. s J. " OaPp
DESTROYING the Whole tns~thes With two EXTENSIVE corn
houses mast and two Eeilin<s The eOrnh 'us-s =,
,.ined shur - 10 bushels Of com loss between eo,-
90 and s4JoOO. insurance $4,000. One person wa
badly burned.