davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

CROCKERY AND CLOCK STORE.
SHE undersigned respectfully informs the public that he
l. has REMOVED to his NEW STORE, 251 f-Q
CT yMAGAZLNE street, four doors from st. w
Mn Joseph street, where can be found large "a
Tlw assortment of CLOCKS AND CROCK eAAlzA
~ cry To all Clocks sold and repaired this estab
lshment will be given written guarantee that they will
perform WELL and should they the expectations OF
the purchaser the money will be returned in all cases
EV Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS in
any part of the city
ol3 BIN J w KING. a51 Magazine.
THERMOMETERS.
q TWO DAY CHRONOMETERS splendid instru
q ments. made By Thomas Hewitt Liverpool for sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No. and Front Levee,
JaN If betwaeu (ust0mhouse and BienviIe streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-01

CHINA, CUT GLASS, oRoCKERY WARE, Etos
N Roman French and Bohemian Ornaments; NA
RnCut Glass Decante.s. G9tSets Tumblers, Wine yIY
SzIB Glasses, ETC.; Solar Lamps; N
9 Dinner, Supper and Desert Plates. of the richest des-
W. crption and latest patters-to be purchased the
most reasonable terms at 100 TCHO UPITO UI,.fS
Nofre Dame street d11 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

IN BROOKLYN.
BOARD HEALTH, Juno 20, 1349
Since yesterdays report six cases of epidemic cho-
era have been reported to this Office two Of which vz
Mary J. Beck, Degraw street, aged Is; and Owen
Keegan, aged Co. died at the Hospital yesterday
CHAS. s. j. GOODRICH, Physician Of tho Board.
IN OTHER PLACES.
The Board of Health Of Buffalo. on the 27th inst,
reported three of cholera and two deaths.
There was case Of cholera ut Hartford, (Ct) tho
2Sth inst.
The Columbus (Ohio State Journal Of the 25th inst
says:-Mrs Clark, wife of Mr. Sumner Clark, (whose
Sunday Miss Young, friend Of Mrs. Clark, and
TEN porarily in the family attacked with diarrhea
on Friday which neglected until the cholera symp-
toms appeared on Saturday. She died at o'osek,
Sunday afternoon. There has been we'll authenti.
Gated Of cholera originating since Saturday Ia
to be remarked that all the that have occurred
far. originated at tho same place 3. Since wri-
ting the above, learn that there Ia severe
likely to terminate fatally. in the person Of Mira May
daughter Of Mr. Smith, whose death occurred last week
Also, another-Mr. Brown, mason whose residence il
South Public Lane between High street and Front
The first Of these originated in the place
where the previous occurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

not to sgtate nor 10 emgrats but to call on her Rep
forthwith to depart from that thing called
thereto This says the writer 10 the first end Of ths
contemplated meeting. Secondly to assert tho just
because natural claim Of tho couHtry to its soil aud
its produce Thirdly to make known to ths other
counties Of Ireland her xed and uuatsrable dstermi
nation tosrugge unto death for this truth and justice
This Is . scheme which MIR. Attorney General win
doubt consider ripe with sedition nay. treason aud
aferd him opportunity Of exposing the mean order
Of legal talent which he possesses.
The theme is one on which the new democratica al
journal, the bishman takes up with eloquencs aud
vigor that Is surprising In these days of TREASON
does he declare that from the first moment that the
people Of Ireland denied the authority of the British
Parliament and asserted their right to fashion Laws
cording to their will and inclination, the return
Of Irish members to that parliament unustiHabls
and absurd because 1t not only contrary to justice
and truth but also contrary to Tpediency The elo
quent writer Of the hishan bids this agitation
God speed viewing it, as he does, as the dswung Of
truth, the awakening # the people from their long
trance the coronation OF common on Irish soil
and the glimpse Of blue through the dark black cloud
Markets.
LONDON MoSEr MARKET, Juno 16-2P. M.
The London money market up to this hour, oday
is without any material change. Consols for money
are quoted at go and for account9lH o
share market il heavy North westers. l25h ;
Midlapds 69al as North Staffords, 12H Az o.
yer, No a. 6&; Caledonan. 26s6
LTERPooL CorTor MARKET Saturday June 10
We have had active market tOday; sales are from
5000 to 10000 bales; and include 600 AMERICAN so u
6Hd.; 200 Pernams Maranham ia 5Hd 400 Bahia
a. sgd; 100 Egyptian, 5h 6hd 400 Surat =
4d 40 Sea Island u Id The market closed with
much animation.
MANCHESTER Conr MARKET. Saturday, June 49,
The market, to-day is steady; prices nominal with
but little doing The fine weather continues to check
operations and speculations
LIVERPOOL CoRr MARKET, June 16
Our corn market to-day has been pretty steady We
have had few sales going forward but the arrivals
are rather triiing holders are firm aud will not sell
at lower prices than those quoted at yesterdays
ket. This remark applies to American wheat -four,
m enrn nj all hasrr jntin
MANCHESTER GOODS AND YARN MARKET, June TO.
There is firm feeling this morning and holders will
not sell at reduced prices The transactions going
forward in goods and yarn are but limited.
GLASGOW, June 10.
teeGraphic despatch reports the market for Iron
to day without change. The produce markets and
also for corn and breadstus participate in that een
HAvRE, Friday. June Is.
There is no material feature to report The market
Is steady, and prices firm The news by the United
States and Caledonia is anxiousy looked for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

LITTER FROM GENERAL TAYLoR.-The follow
ing letter from General Taylor, has been reosiUed
by the authorities of Bangor. Me-, in reply ~
invitation to visit that city,
WARRINGTON, Juno IL, 1aQA
GErTLHMEN:-I have received your communicated
OF tho 4th instant conveying an invitation from the
CITY of Bangor te visit that city during the
ensuing summer
1t Is my hope to be able to visit portion Of New
England in the Of the season. and extend
journey eastward IS far the calls of duty ssst
OF government may permit. should be highly graft
ned to include Bangor among the cities whose prospsr
~ and public spirit expect to Witness but 1 can
hardly hope to prolong my journey sufficient for that
purpose. beg that you will convey to the branches
Of the city government and accept for yourselves gen
tlemen sincere thanks for the hosptabls invitar
tion which has been extended and my regret that
cannet positively accept 1t.
l am, gentlemen very respectfully your obedsnt
servant u. TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
Total time.


NATIONAL THEATRE Last evening MIR. Burke took
benefit, and had most crowded house the o:ca.
sion. The performances commenced with new bur-
lesque, entitled "Josey the SPARTAN and very funny
affair 1t was /: is burlesque Douglass" and Of all
the young Norvals that sought to astonish the
world Burkes version Of the part the funniest His
long thin figure encased In tartan tights his version
the famous speech and all the other oddities Of tho
Miss Mestaysr as the Lady Randolph. too, was very
given by t. o'n %ass the sF sa
wa voeifSrous and MIR. Burke called before the
curtain The rest Of the entertainments passed OF
finely. Tsnght. the peculiar sketch Of = Nose In
evening. will be repeated, as will slso Josey tho
Spartan" "Three Years After" and farce, will
make up the bill.
BnoADwAr THrArRE-FovRrH ArrEARArcn or M.
MAcALIIsTER The GRRAr NEcRoMAScER-This profess
sor Of physical and mechanical SCIENCE has decidedly
established his reputation in city and ranks the
hrst among all those who visited this country be-
fore him His MAGICAL soree attended last ght,
by very large and fashionable audience and no doubt
his will increase with HE fame The performances
of last evening very interesting aud many tricks
were introduced that were not in the previous pro-
Rramme Anne pg them we remarked. the two oanaries
changed into eggs while in the hands OF lady" the
orange tree Of Paradise "a lesson for the ladies' or
out Of beans" the anay zaon Of Mofats life pills"
the brdes present" and the sst but not the least the
bell of Lucifer" All these tricks, as We have said
before performed with incompatible skill, grace
and delicscy and received with much delight and
great applause by all b.holders Gr Macalister, who
In Scotehman. born in Midlothian, has been for
q long time at she school Of the Borco Philippe and
Robert Houdin, and Tnsar Of these skilful pre,tdg
iasps, enacts wondrous and incom prehensbe tricks
Thee entertainments NOS only amusing, but In
ttructive to all ages.
CHRsr,'s M,sTRnLs will to- night give . star pro-
gramms. just suited for Saturday evenings bill and
safs in promising all who attend u Ane evenings
amusement The famous Z" Voyage Musicale" with all
its original effects will be given besides any quantity
u their very best Ethiopian songs dances, nstru.
mental performances. 80.
CAsrLH GARDEN This place of amusement 10 every
pight we'll attended and will likely continue to be
long the proprietor continues to present such
traction as is Engaged ut this establishment We
understand the celebrated vocalist Signorna redesco
!" being engaged, and will shortly appear.
MIR. T JOHNSTON Of Burton's theatre, takes benefit
al the Military Garden, Brooklyn this evening. Miss
thapnan MIR. Jordan and Mr. Rae. have volu n teered
ir h" occasion with several other performers of
foim,d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
The Cholera In Richmond
BALTIMoRE, June 2o-9PM
There were four new and death from chols-
70, at Richmond, Va, yesterday.
Market Is.

BUFFALO, June 20-6PM
The market since the steamer, has fairly opened
and the sales but 1000 bbls 81 06 for straight
State and Western brands In wheat there were sales
Of 5000 bushels Ohio at $40. Tho news unsettled
corn and sales Of moment TRANSFERRED There Ii No
change in freights.
ALBANY Juno 2o-6P.M
Reseipts within tho past "a hours:-Flour, $500
bills; wheat 900 bushels corn, IS 900 do There il
moderate demand for -four and the tendency down.
ward; the sales 1000 bills at 81 Al a - 62K for
common State and mixed Western, and 81 SO 81 62k
for straight do. In wheat there were sales Of 5000
bushels Genesee, At 81 2eho; sales Of $500 bushels
mixed Western Germ at SIC; 800 bushels rye at s8s,
and 5000 bushels Of oats at 3SXc., lever.
Bssror, June 20, 1S4s.
The weather 10 lad for out door business sales e
cotton or corn to- day The latter quoted 81 &c.,
for white and Go. for yellow. Flour-Michigan and
Oswego Is selling at SAX Genesee at $4X to IS; South
ern at S., and dull. FishCod 900 quntals Western
Bank, new brought 81; paddock, 200 quintals, at
81 rs; mackere 500 bbs No. 3, new at 81; 100 Ne g.
Nova Scotia, new at So So; 800 No. Nova Scotia, old
at 81 rs, cash. Gunny bags-2O0 bales at 9x vix
months Saltpetre-60o bags-prics not made known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

News PROM THE FAR WRsT-Tux OREaoN RE-
sNrNr.-Wo have received letters from officers
of the regiment of Mounted Ri1emen, dated Camp
near Fort Kearny, juno LIST, at which time cou-
rier was about to be despatched to tho settle
msnts.
The main body of the United States force des-
tined for Oregon, had then arrived at point about
three hundred miles from Fort Leavenworth, and
were all in good spirits and in excellent health.
Having left the settlements so tar behind them,
they were, at the time of writing, getting among
the inhabitants of the western wilds-bufalo, deer,
wolves, rattlesnakes, etc. At the rate the regl-
nent were then travelling, they weuld probably
reach their destination about the last Of Septem-
Der. Several New Workers, private citizens, &C.
company the Riflemen.
Our letters state that the march, thus far, had
been pleasant ono, although the weather had
been very cold. The country is represented as
being beautiful. almost beyond description. The
Rifles added to their force at Fort Kedrny the
company Of their own regiment which had pre-
viously earrisoned that post. Two companies of
the 9th Infantry and one company of the LIST Dra-
goons wers to remain at the fort, under command
of COL Bonneville, of tho 9Th Infantry. Col. Lo-
ring is in command of the Rifle regiment, and
MAJOR Cross, quartermaster, had joined the COM
mand on the 3lst May. the day previous to the
leaving Of the courier.
The companies which we're to garrison Fort
Laramie and Bear river, were few days In adj
vance of the main body. Fort Laramie IL some
hng than 300 miles from Fort Kearny. and
Col. Lofing expected to reach that point by the
goth of June inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

FROM THE PAcIYIo.--We are indebted to Henry
Lareintree, ESQ.,, OF the U. 5. Navy, who arrived
here yesterday morning from the Pacific via the 18th
mus for Santiago de Chill papers OF Both April; VAL
paraiso papers to 18th Of ZANE month"; and Lima pa
peers to the 10th May He returns in good health after
long tour Of duty in the Pacific We learn that Mr.
Barton, our Charge ut Santiago DO Chilli having been
unable to obtain from that government the amSnde hold
to be his due In consequences Of the taken in
reference to his marriage to = lady Of that country
had closed the Legation the 9th April and Was to
demand his passports forth with.
The United States ship Dale Was expected ~ Valps-
raso with 81 800 900 OF California gold-a portion of
which WAS for the Atlantic states.
The chip Ann MeKim, which arrived at Valparaiso
on the 10Th April In forty days from San Fran
oisco had $50 0OO in gold
find nothing Of special political interest in the
papers The Concrete OF Lima contains an account
Of tho execution of Colonel Winoendon, Of Bolivia who
shot ut La Pas on the nth April. Tho crime vas
political offence, for which he suffered the extreme
pcusity Of the Law Col. Wincendon was, We learn,
educated At st Msry's College In this city Bslwsre
.1wsx,tcan, June ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
Shipping Intelligence.

SULLIVAN, Ne, jane -, lSEe.
sailsd-solr Albert Carter with granite fer the
Dry Dssk, Brooklyn. NY.
BssrsN, June o. lSle.
Arrivsd-Ships Grsenock. Cork 9th Inst; Winthrop
vorpeol bark Saxony, NOreans; brigs Persia Nansaui
Truaillo, Norfolk Cousins Thompson. Rondovt Walter
Hoxis Bangor for NYsrk; sehrs Pacific, Juan Cubs
Joseph and II Hazard, Norfolk.
Clesred-Brig Emblem. Philadelphia sshr Bridsswatse
Baltimore
EStsamship Cambria from New York 9Th, ysstsr
day, s Shoat N 70 miles "a min; wind Nh.
Naw BsDroRD. June q, 1870.
sailsd-Ship George, North Pacific Ocean.
NANruoKE1, Juno a. lSlo.
AErived-ShiP Canses Pacific Ocean. with 1900 bills n
PRsUDsSos, June 81, 1910.
ArriveA-Bark Triton, Piotou.
6aned-Brig New England, Turks Island.
BRIsroL, June d, 1853.
Arrived-Brig Maria. 81 Marys Ga, via Norwich.
Sailed, Sth-Brig y ontilA, Philadelphia.
NnwPoRr, June n, 1870.
Arrivsd-Brig Gen Cobb, CurAcos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
Sporting Intelligence.

FEpnsrRrANuM-An unsuccessful attempt was made
yesterday afternoon by three individuals to eleven
miles within the hour, the Union Course, Long
Island Wis: Jackson, Saunders, and McCort The first
named ten and quarter miles in the hour; the
others gave out at the seventh and eighth miles
The following 10 the summary Of Jackson's running:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
From the California Emigrans.

The bark Stafford, hence (Feb. 81 Tor Califcr-
MIA, arrived out at st. GATHERINGS, March IT, The
company were all WELL The captain had had
difficulty with one of the crew, who stabbed HIM.
The wound being slight one, he speedily reco-
yered. The S. had very pleasant passage, hav-
ing experienced no bad weather. AT the date Of
the letter (March, 2ls) the Ann Walsh, George
Washington, and A. Emory, were at st. Catie-
rine's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

CONFIRMATION or THE Es CARR or DR.. Coor.TDug -
lr. Mann, OF Skowbegan, states that the body
brought from Thomasiop, and burled as DR.. Coo
lidge's, was disnerred few days since, and ex.
snlcd, III the presence Of sixteen persons, Incldd-
agieed that II was not his body Coolidge fath,r
trsiieJ that hls had lost the end OF one thumD
and had no on his face; whereas the CORPSE
he'd scar on the cheek. and both thumbs were
who'e.-P@fiand (1Ls> Fee Umpire, Jpae ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

Eeforo the hroord'r sud Nid,rm,u p Kelley
June Zs-An old cal black fellow If an ad-
vaDced age. named Iacob Williams was thi, IN or al az
brought up charged with having committed an inds-
cent assault upon two little white girls one eight and
the other Fix years OF age The children belonged To
respectable families, and greatly frightened by
the mal'reamept received at the hands OF the
Tho details OF the are not ut for publica ION
he Recorder sent tho villain to the for
four mOutha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

A walking match also came of. An individual call
ing himself the North STAR matched himself walk
six miles within hour, and no successful
than tho runners. He performed his task well. The
following 10 the time Of his performance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

A truly elegans article IN the Hat iine
may be found Fulton Tho silver beavers Ase
KNOX has turned ont Ais season vie with
Hat that has been beauty efshAsa
La tina quslities Western editer, who pae A~y
visit and returned home With his dome Of ress rssf<
with srs Of those beautiful hats thus breaks ous
THAT man can smile upon Faet rudees sheshR
Decline in cotton, the fall VI soctr, st
Whs ", ars a beaver from the store OF Ka&R =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THU WEEKLY HERALD.
The Weekly Herald will be published at nine s'Aeak
thh morning. Annexed IL a list Of its
CoNTgnrS.
The Lats Important News from Europe; Highly late.
resting Informatisn from CALIFORNIA; Indian Deprsdaoas in
The Southwest and wss RavAses of the Cholera through
out the American Continent Letter Nashville relative
to the Dsnse Of eIPresdent Polk Correspondenss sn
washington and ether oits The Latest Advioss from tAs
West rdies, MeIico. Texas Ac.; sporting Theatrical ana
Local Intellirenoe The Mormon Settlement Valley II
tie Great Salt Lake; Tho Pope and BisAsp
Hughes Fouriersm and Roman Repubiicanism variety
Of the usual Commercial and Marine Record NJ
the Week. Telegraphs News " the Latest Hsuss frsn -
parts Of the country, &c.. 40.
Single copies in wrappers for the msnA axpsssss
Annual subscription, s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
Progress OF the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY

IN THIS CITY.
MAroR's OFFICE, New York, June 90, 184o
The Sanitary Committee of this city report 80 new
cases. and Is Deaths Of chslera as having occurred
during the last "a hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

City Intelligence.
FoR CALIroRrrA.-AmonY the names OF passengers for
California, that sailed by steamer Falcon via
Chagres on Thursday, the Of Z. w. Kimbsll
Of the house Of Il. w. Kimbsll Co. Of this city was
omitted in the list.
APPOINTMENTS TO THE Custom Housr IT Is rumored
that Col VIM. H. Maxwell, has declined the appoint
ment Of cashier In the Custom House. and that John
Maxwell Esq our ate Secretary Of Legation in Russia
will be appointed 1t 10 office Of great and re-
sponsibiity and ought to DO filled by incumbent
whom the Collector has unlimited confidence.
TRvNK Lesr.-Our readers are referred to An sdver.
tsement in another column
DsowNsD.-Mishael Pollston, who was drowned on
Saturday last was found yesterday morning, at the
foot Of Sd street The Coroner for to hold an
inquest He left wife and child residing 81 I'll
Houston ST.
DsovSE.;-AtsP.M NJ. yesterday, man was drown
was . native Of Yarmouth, In England
NsGRo Boz DRowNrp.-Thers was q negro boy II
years ofage drowned yesterday By falling the alp
at Fulton ferry.
Fourp DRowNrD.-Ths body Of man was picked up
pier Ne. 2, awaiting the Coroner ; he had on . blue
cotton shirt grey mixed pants, and shoes Must have
been in the water long time and has running
around his chin from ear to ear.
GsoD EXAMPLE In Baltimore tho authorities.
having respect for deoency and morality, and being
uDawed by the thieves and rowdes wis infsst every
large city have elected the prostitutes from that place
and closed every house Of ILL fame. IL Is time that
something Of this kind done in New York. The
open, disgusting immoralities Of tho women Of the
town" here has no parallel in any city Of the world
II the Mayor and Aldermen have any doubt the SUBJ
ject let them visit tho Eighth ward night and be
satisfied The new police are either Inundated Or
unwilling to act II 10 obvious that these are
getting numerous and bold, and that the police
know and see it. viii any inform me why this
crying evil Is permitted to the annoyance Of the re-
spectacle portion Of the inhabitants tho bad example
Of the rising generation the deterioration of property
and the utter disgrace Of oity boasting 600 police
msnl A RESIDENT OF BROOME STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

Aro1urR PARTY roR CALrsRnA.-The Hne steam
hip Crescdnt City, Capt. stoddard. will leave for
thspres this afternoon. She will take out ever two
bNpdred passengers for California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

The commencement Of Columbia Colieg. has been
postponed to the "a of October, sccouas VI the
cholera President Moore has resigned his ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

MANUFACTURING AT THR SovTH.-We lately des-
patched special correspondent to the South, to
send US information Of the progress made in manu-
featuring in that section Of the Union The letters
from our correspondent are interesting that the
Lcud Courier makes leading editorials Of them,
and publishes them az original
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30

Air Ship Hxhtbitt"".-Ch" veerthets,
having made with ~ xso~sf
where the frtt ide cir Shin in tie world ~ 49,
b,tcd on the 4h Of July next will be prepared wte -
u all Ninds for those ~ho nay favor
on that extts.rdnsry Occasion. 20 Aru 49,.
Wm. DvrHAM, ksbrRr ksK~Ar, WI. ~ w. 49,
BucnAsAr. Perth Arnbcy Jurs y, itap W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
The Cholera In Montreal.

MONTREAL, June 2o-PM
Three deaths and five of alleged cholera are r.
ported in the Barracks the latter are recovering
There have been also two three cases in town but
they were not fatal 1t is considered very doubtfA
whether there have been any of the true Asss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIeEHck''


bALTiMoRE, June 2S-oPM
The southern mail has just come to hand.
The papers from Mobile contain some Additions
Items or news brought by the mail steamer Clvds
An earthquake Is reported to have occurred I'm th.
CITY OF Mexico on the 2lst ult which continued s,ve
minutes.
Inc state of Jslsps was in . very uusettl~s con
oinon owing to the Indian war, which corsinusd t.
rage with increased violence
Since the capture Bacalar in Yucatan the Indians
hao risen en- masse and tina whites appeared to bs
fectly paralyzed.
Two hundred and eighty deaths from cholera osssr-
red in one day at Salto.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-30
The Cholera In PhiiadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29-P M.
IN ard II Health reports 4S cases of cholera snd
deaths within the pasta hours; being increase
OF cases, and falling of Of Deaths since yestsr-
day. Thermometer in the shade, S.