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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
Answer 60 Enigma,

MR. EDITOR The answer to A. B C's
Geographical Acrostical Enigma, published
in the Wing last week, is 'sTnoMAs HEMP
STEAD" d. e. T.
Washington School House, July 10, 40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
NOR SALE.-6 Sets of Harness made
u and for Sale cheap, by
Elkton, July If D. A McCREA.
OLDTOWN RACES.

A saddle and bride will be run for on
the Oldtown course on the 10th of August
next. Free for all horses. mares, or Gel
dings to enter. Distance 600 yards,
JACOB GIBSON, 4
PrprietSA3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

OATs.-The farmers Of this county are
now busily engaged harvesting their oats.
The crop in this section of the country is
large.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

CHOLERA IN WLMINGToN.-The Blue
Hens Chicken reports during the past
week Sc cases-50 in the Aims House and
six in the city, about three fourths of
which were fatal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

CHOLERA IN BALTTMoRE.-The Balti-
more papers report no cases except those
in the Aims House. There had lecn
up to Thursday evening, y cases and SO
deaths.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

Notwithstanding to latest accounts
the French had broken through the outer
walls Of Rome, and the city appeared to
be at their mercy. But the Romans were
firm in their determination to resist to the
uttermost-incenscd to madness against
their invaders, who professingit TO be free
men, would, yet, restore to them their
chains and bondage, they were preparing
for struggle that would subside only with
life. Sincerely do we hope they may be
able to maintain their city against every
attack. This is disgraceiul business for
France. When the late Marshal Bugeaud
was dying, he said to Louis Napoleon the
sooner he could get out ofthis fight against
the Romans the better for the credit OF
France, and certainly every friend OF
freedom should have the same opinion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

FIRE IN ALLEGuANY CITy.-There was
a destructive fire in Allegheny city on
Monday last. About forty buildings were
burnt, and the loss is computed at about
$4,000. The fremen of the place refused
TO do anything because the city council
had not granted them an appropriation,
and they tried to prevent the Pittsburg
fremcn who crossed to the fire, from play
ing upon it, in which design, however,
they were frustrated.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21
Valuable Property
AT Public Sale.

The subscriber will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at the improving village of Cherry
Hill, on SATURDAY,, the 18th day of
August, the following very desirable prop
erty:
No. l.. A small Farm, containing 81
Acres of Land, more or less. Improve
q ments thereon, consist of a
EsS ::sp@ neat Cottage Dwelling, barn,
,Es; sa lllE stabling, granaries, corn cribs,
s.ssz=soss'-sis'a' sheds and wagon house, spring
and spring house, and pump of excellent
water at the door, all in excellent order,
having been lately improved. The land
is ofgood quality and sufficiently watered.
The above will be sold for one Fourth Cash,
the remainder in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage.
No. 2. A lot of Land, containing be-
tween 7 and 8 Acres, fronting on the New
Leeds road, part of which would make
pleasant building lots. This lot of Land
will be sold on credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from day Of
sale, notes with approved security.
No. 3. Ten or twelve handsome build
ing Lots, on the main road through the
village, leading from Elkton to Fair Hill.
40 #. front, by 10 deep. These lots will
be sold on credit of - months, notes with
interest and approved security.
Title for the whole indisputable. Pos
session given Immediately. Sale to COM
mence at 2 O'Clock of said day.
JOHN S. KENNARD.
July 81, '49-ts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

MINEsoTA. There are three papers
published in the territory. all Wing, and
all very ably conducted. The demo-
Gratis have no paper there.
The government officers are all very
popular, as Is also the late delegate Mr..
II. ii. Slbley who is Wing. and who,
it is said, will be one of the U S. sena-
tors when the territory becomes State.
The fourth of July was celebrated for the
first time at St. Paul's in grand style by
a procession, in which the authorities
jrined, Governor and ALL St Psul's is
fur trading post, and is almost con-
SANITY visited by Indians from far and
near
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-07-21

DISTINGUISHED PERSONS REC EMILY De-
cEAsEn.-Within very short spece of
time, the following distinguished per-
sons Sol have died in this country and in
Europe.
James X. Polk, ex.President of the
United States.
Gen. Edmund P. Gaines, of the U. 5.
Army.
Gen. W. J. Worth, of the U. S. Army,
Col. James Duncan, OF the U. S. Az.
my
Marshal Bugeaud, of the French Ar.
my.
Charles Albert, ex-King of Sardinia.
John Wilson the popular vocalist.
Lady Dlessington, the authoress.
Sladame Recamier, leader of fashion
in Napoleon's time.
MADAME Catala nj, the celebrated vo-
calist
Madame Cavaignac, mother ofGen,
Cavaignac.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
The Throne of England.
Some account erH'e monics paid 10 support n
Household Of Queen Pieioria.

Some deeoun! orhe monics paid 10 support he
Household Of queen riciorn.
Although far as respects tile personal
exercise OF political power, the British SOW
ereigu can hardly be called q substantinl en-.
hiNiyet there - one WAY a. ,vh,eh she makes
Der existence Obvious tu The dullrst sensih,l.
ilIes of her subjects. The civil Iistconicrrad
by net of Parliament on her Mainsl4. ~ h.,f
regular HhnunI allowance, Is c3SJ, 900 stcr-
ling, or nearly two millions OF dollurs. OF
thlH sHoruuons sum. 100000. are assigned TO
her own private use, aud the remainder rs ex
pended IN the departments pCtheLordC
berlnin, tue Lord Steward, y the Muster uf
tho llorse;tnd iIS8royai hoaVlies, churiticr,
pensions, aud special services.
The function OF the Lord Chamberlain
who is always apeer OF the realm, is In ever
else general supervision over The Queens n
pnrtucutS, AND to make arrangements ia re-
gard To ciaplnius, physicians, artisans, mu-
slciaus, aud ~ regurd to furniture wardrobe
t--'l,+4' appointment rs always pUIuICNl,
and terminates ~ the close of every admin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
Vol, ~ No. 81. Whole No. COS,

was sole queen aud idol, served to ro-AnimHts
her lhiuiing form. Tier eyes hhuue out uguiu
like ibo jswe Of night aGerA pnsSiIg cloud
aud u sweet muTmuf rpplrd in llie calm NJ,
mosphere oH Ihn peak Of 'Jaeol's 1uwer'-
dearest | have iHd dreadful dFuuIu"
Ihure Who WoHld lieaf inoi5.oi Henry aiid
Emmu, must take trip 90 Ito fountains Of
Feather ltiy,T, ur wniI for 0ur ne1i story Df
"lhc W0Hd'a Mint Guld MinoF"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

TgRNs OFTHE CALIFORNIAN - 90
rr.il@,lhln tho Year. 5000 # delayed be-.
,5fih.t time, No paper discontinued az
IN .mamgca are paid except a. nc option OF
Advertisements inserted ~ the usual prices
s.aniadyrrtlsementst 20 be- paid adyance,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

" A Yankee has jus invented meth,
oil To catch rats. lie says: Locate your hrd
ia room nntch mtcstud hy these animals
nud on retiring, PUT out your htht Ihcn
strcw over your pillow some strong smell
ing cheese. three or four red hrrring-, some
barley neal or new umii, aud y sttlhtd,I.G
Of dry Goldfish krop awake till You -hnd
the rntS at work, and then make grab.
-".aa---."-----~- .
A. & sln.lc lLctnrl in Worcester, Mass"
has sold 600 worth of revolving pjatoIs
since the gold fever broke ou'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
yxam,nat,oo Of the philadelphia Rioters.

4 ,pmbsr Of the men and boys arrested on
Tuesday nia ht and yesterday on the cnsrss o.
psiins in the Ti1ls st sixth and SCUM Ane = He'
"a b ID hearing before the Mayor tnis morning
George Hosey colored. was confronted by seVefh
witnesses who testified 70 bic oerg one Of the most
v.ulsut rioters lie sen q shoot Al s.NetAl pci
sens Nth deliberate ain, both on Iuesc.y "a. 80 a.
"Wednesday morning and there is no doubt that one u
not more Of tnose fatally wounded were the fieums o
biz disbollcal spirit Ha In the party insi maze
the assault upon the California House on Tuesday even
ing aud 90. conspicuous "a numerous oa.ns ''''
lng the nie hi snd on the succeeding morning.
Hn.ev was fully committed to answer ~ tue present
Cour, of over and Tefminer, 10 the casrse oil iioi
arson and murder and riot ssd murder
Jane. Deyine was charged sitn participants s7Nsl
ally In inc riot Of Tuesday night and committed IN de
fault OF 81 600 ball
Jobn F,tzsiumous. an elderly gray headed man. who
has lo.t one OF hs hands md fore arm was neAt -
srnin,d He wa arrestef On Tue-dsy night, IN com
ra,- With th-ea men under shed back ~ ina aiiol
Mis- House. who were seen 10 hre musAst HI1 80 -,
pistol. repeatedly At the police oncefs ana otoe. ~,
,ras com sitted n dcault Of bail IN the sun OF ~
Ds,iel Rotsrt. A Young man. was arrested on lues-
dsv psht while going down sixth a. near souri, e1
elsming Come on, sunser lie was oo"n''eu ~
default Of bail ia 10. sum OF sl,uvo. w.
William Barnet young man, was arrested On " . o.
nesdav morning throwing bricks in Sixth-st near ~
MARY and va. charged also wth having nfeu nus
ket on the night previous Committed IN default Oh
: 600 bail -, n .
- IN ss.v ri,orLinr and committing an a.
saut and battery upon nfenisn- he resisted 'ne on
ger hen arrested and m snfssed disposition 70 ss'
hoid ~ = DIN knife which subsequently taken
I'm his CIT poctst lie IL also oo-fs-d with hs'D
one "a d. sini.r. ,Aa night yrevinuscommited IN
default of bail IN sl,0O0.
fsssc psrsins colored WA arrested on "Wednesday
manning sboat ok In the act Of throwing bricks
ia sou,h.st and slso charged with being on tns
ground about o'clock tho same morning Win
gun II, was conmitts In default OF bail IN clUOV
Several others were heard charges OF improper
conduct In the vicinity Of tho riot ground sgcn, AZ
threatening what they would do Il they were opposed
bv toe soierg sna Tor csresardng the order Of toe
military on guard These were held ia $500 bail L
kssp the peace. Tie srin. Of a number OF olasFi
Vas post o.ed for ihs present. lFhllso. Bulletin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

FRos FLoKIpA-Hon. Thomas Brown, ne ne"
whis Governor Of Florida. hiss entered upon toe "a
ties VI bis Office. 10 "a Executive order os'eo On NC
Ia, in.t ha direct, the discharge OF the volunteer
troops which bis predecessor hsd called inso service
10 operate sssnst the Indians, assigning 80 res.on
therefor that the General Government pas sssuulsu
The responsibility Of rePressos tas host's o. ~.
for e fully adequate for toe purpose IL,
Iti expected that delegation oitne >em'noes W.
be sent from The Indian country 70 rlorios io' ue
,urno 81 oustins the Disturbances in that state ana
r. inouc. al the iniians 70 remove 70 the seminole
district west u Arkansas.
Co,srlrrrIosAL ANsSDMESrs.-At tue ls'e
election. In Alsbsms and Texas large msori'y OF sue
u,.,ule voted 10 favor OF smeBdio2 tneh respee,Ne
state CONSTITUTIONS SO - 10 allow toe peoP'' ~ ''>
- Ind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

MELAscsoLr.-The EoEclzlu Friend o. March
has the following I'VE resre, 70 earn tat on Mon.
asy morning. February 18th three seamen hsongins 70
the L. Frsi,h taos ssips best ana started. A. 10
supposed. nor California They suPphet themselves
with . CON pass. watch. clothing bred, ~sier SC.
% 10 this cate. nothing has been beard IRON tnea,
except a boa. under ssil reported Tie folossns
d.y os Diamond Head. Serious fears may 10 enter
tsined respecting taeir late Their nxnesse learn ~
% wahsIr Lsphzr, Wisconsin John Gormsn, an
Irish las Belonging % Ne~NOrk. aLd William Co.hsr,
New.fofk Tee family of tue latter 10 reported 10 r.
,,de IN Nassau o. n~sr Fulton. should We b-s- good
or I'd report respecting them, IA win b reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
DIED.

Y--t.rs.y z,rrs 81 -sfet -Tsf JOHN son q ,a.s o
- M.ry Jaa. Bzs-f, ss-a s-.r. s.d 10 r IN.
Sus>rs! ;a-s a. coeA f2 D -o-se p - Aef -
.. rssr.s.,. Or, u. JAMES HEsRi o-y Of J.a-s AZ
S1~-- kt~-
- All frie-t. r - isr a. - 1900. y 80
--.-i % A't-r1 - i11-rs
cd r.f-r-s. - 80 fe-fli = VS.
ser. fr1sy .i---c- e. sr-e. n i-a - = ..ss1 =
0r~~1~us1
NJ ANvE HOFFKR sO6AHr HAGERsAN. ss : q Jas<-
H.x-a1 sl.4- 80, A.. GO -
lh- or1.s-. sftls fs- i--tte- = f~--e W.
.sr-y aye = yesrs- .. - .
Rl>Gfo> Ts114s MAJ farf-soe SCI 20 "a, szl
tsls
a. fr-.s. -ftn- -y respectfully isl--- o.
.t-s. f.sr, s-;sc1.i C--- - 80 VI a.. /
a. cescs.
A Cs-ss E,.-i o. 90. CHARLEs wiLliAs. Foua-ss .o-
u fsssrd @ - s,is. si---ls Of - Las 4 q. .n.
IL ;. i11- -ap-rs T-ss- -cff
Oltce-r a. Ma SskAh adams
bar rs1.s AZ Fs-T I'd e stt-as n.
.ssa % ss-f-sy ia %. a. 10 ..lSk ur As
se,rs -, GuVs.-<Sst rr1osf fsr1s1 zrss,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
MANAGES ForR.poLLAR HATS

rV- Are not your illshspen, uncouth coarse hannsh
ed.loosing hats commonly seen In Broadway upon ihs
heads Of otherwise welLdressed gentlemen, but remark
bs for the beauty OF their model nesuess and slegsn
aoi,h You csn easily distinguish them Well scqusni-
I'd a. We are with them nevertheless are at times our
.elye. .nazsd At the manifest improvement exhibited 10
the appearance Of the purchaser a few more OF the
same sort" can be obtained nj 203 Broadway OIL Il
r. Fall Fashion Hats and Caps row rrsdy aosar-
passed by any for bssuy durability chespS7ss ~ the
one price store Ia Csnsl-s The most dimcut heads
accurately 6tted By Parts coniormsiesr
oika- J. w. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

East lnsis English and American Asnafsesure
TooT scsAPsgs
res, variety Including he is'e'; styles Win brushes
Ua6rslla siaAis
or broused iron and wood. holding from TO umoress
NAT, COAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS
Latest and most elessns patterns, both Epshsn snd
American.
rsox, sRAss AID eoFfER COAL sevIrtks
All kettles aaa sers pokers tongs aud snove' cinoei
.hna. coal SCOPE. ere carriers. &c. ,osehsr win f
o,tment OF furnishing articles which are odered
a. the loves, prices st BESsIAss ware
rooms sol Broadway
rsialoyues 10 be had al the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Inv Reform.

The Globe speaks OF The 1ri6anes "Phsrissi-
cal advocacy Of Law Reform We feel battered
by the sspsrsion. When anybody will undertake
IN show that We ever sliaded 10 the sub
iect OF Law Reform with any purpose ct making
party cspitsi or that Tho Globe ever alluded to q
with any other nrroo.s ~ 49, tshe ne TO-
- te,~ssls lie csiUniny iiu 'heh' VIC iOiocni'
The Globe ventures 20 say.
"Thst the whg party-The tribune with the rest-dre
opposed TO ANY modification Of the law 10 reform or
70 AIRY dspuOu % legal proceedings % The understand
cs1ses In the hf. placs-with Perhsps single eSeef
touuOt single Wnis who has been plsc~d upon elin
IN Commission Of Code OF Practices feios, has CONTRIB
uted 4 single lola toward refofmsuon.'
That these charges are wholly false we know
bat il may be that their uiterer does Motive ZACH
evidence that he knows anything. lie Is welcome
to all the capital he can maze By such oaumnias
or by q comparison OF what has been done b,
Wings and Loco.FoOos respectively in behalf
Law Reform. Whenever the Commissioners o
his pGrty shall indicate a wish for ths sort Of com
psrison he makes, We shall be happy 10 enter up
on L.
The Glsbs roordly asserts that Mesrs. J. A
Spencer ana Samuel Stevens are hostile 20 Law
ReNrm. while their l. oco- Foco competitors are II
favor OF IL. Such assertions are easily made b.
those whose sole ides OF any reform regards )
merely ss a vote-trsp bot something Ike evi
denoe is required 10 make suoh assertions svsils
hls for their authors uses. OF such evidence III
Globe does no, pretend 70 give Particls.
All over the State the Judicial proceedings
our City are a proveTb fcr inc hsiency and lsz
ness TIE best Judges in the State have assure
Nc that there need be Do delays al Justice. no accu
mutation of business here, # our Judges were di'
gent. energetic and faithful. Three Of them ltw
very old osendersl are now up for reelection, A.
The Globe is their champion. What they sa
aboa, Law Reform We DO not know, bit we sc
what they So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
AZ EsalI.Ha.... OFl,IoN III AxEalcas ?

Al E~GLIsHHAs's OPlSIoN OF AMERIcaS Pc
SIoDIcAIS-G NJ Bell. Esq toe mansser OF the NSrtn
eleftou Bank England. IN prvsts litter 70 gentle
msa IN this Ciy, Gays Of Hlgfs N1ctaafs fGs a-tls
"ltis work at nish ehsrsfer. and calculated % DC
exteusvely useiul both 70 mercantile and business men
Of every cass We AGos 10 periodical n Ez 1a4 sen1i
r. or hat embraces Tsns- a. topics OF such genera
auiiy.r Nr. Bel Is the Nuthor VI several works o.
banking and !. sget n preparing for the press
Dictionary OF Banking Oh tue pan Of Nee si!cch .
Commercial Dictionary. Merchants Day BOOK
NExicAs CLAIMS The Board OF Commission
ers whch assemblies 81 Washington next Iaouth.
already xvv- millions of elaine sled before them and
more IL come. They have s'judcaisd about one guar
ter OF milton. TIE trrsty provides ior tie psy neni
@. eur, not exceeoing g ~ 90 The c,T-roment
however. must in the sni Psy toe snouni OF toe ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
,I.rket.....surrALs. oet is Pr.

PAes;pts s,zce Ystsrd0y-FLo UE, 800 bbif
Wheat, 90 90 Dush Coss, - 90 do-Ins En-fssi
Is heavy for Flour Ogirg 10 large receipts me sse'
20 o IN IN. st4 % for Michigan. HHEAr e0ntin
ues 10 large supply, especially Western mixed there
good demand, and the sales rsaen - 90 oasn m
c,udins ChcsgO - tic Wisconsin ~ &c, ONO Aieif
and Monroe al &c. The market Tor coz - 20 -
active but there j. no change 10 notice There Is no
change In FzEroHTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12
Name. Of the Passengers and Grew on Board
the Brig ~. John, Wrecked at Cohassei
n, sunday. Nav y.

Ire following list, comprising The crew and
gers on board the e. Jcan when shs WAS lost
.sys the scso Nal has been pre2airei with care and
/. principally obtained from Cs2t Oliver and others Of
the survivors. "A there some conricnps stafe-
neus in regard 10 the number CT passengers or board
J. e Nurro. Eco oar COnrni.sioaer Of Alien P&ss~u
sers h.s tAkea s:1ps obtain from Ireland duplicate
.t OF the passengers shipped IN the 50 John any Is
In existence and oihsrwis-. 70 obtain Al Information
possible upon the subject The following names make
Ice whole number on board Qneladns the crew. one
kL1-rt6 a1a 'usafs.
cErx s.sxp-c apt Oliver. i.i mate by. cummiford,
sa-.0r.-Benj O sr.en, John Lsrain, u "s,A-f Al
drew Forrest. Michael h-une!y Isaac Cf17H--rof1 a-
oEsw Losr-AntOuio MeDonough. WA Anger. wm
Thompsoa; Afpfsntces-Edwra Kennedy Aies4si
PsssaKsEss sAvED-Ausan Ks.rn, Catherine Fl.nne-
gsr, B-uey HsEu., M1Ty Kane. NienA-l f'LpAines,
Michael Glbbe1 B.fssrs Kenn.l.y. Mar sisitsry, Nj
c1ae R0oichink. Hsrofs CosnlD,- MARY or hoeora
CsstS P.sssNoEss Losr.-asrv flanDgsp, Nsnry
Flanagan, Margaret flanrissn. Bridget Cliao' EnI'
" 3iisr.
SrGlRass-ann sisrery. Bridget siallsry. 5rig's ken
eey Or cSs..in ADD ehilafTn r.sie. s~ssssyi NAY
s~esoey, sally ss-eney, Thona- s~eeosy, Cs;h zee
ney Jobs sws-Dsy, Bridget Sweeney, Nay Sweeney
hulieu, Catharine B-nif. - Hen Z sisi-r 10 CNh.rn-
Marg cshil- PsIies sooasr, Main : xioa. D.aie
Byr1ss u ehNel CT !. Csshsrns By,,es. Peggy n Asy
Mar SoiOc. Elsc Hass~tf. Pal MORAN jas. McOrsin
Parlck CoruOrr, Niles eeu~y, u. Asrbsr Ham. Al
Pa-Iies Lshid, Tnon.. Riley. 8nsget Mscc san, Has
boa. Catherine NcMssou, Josn Dolan. Nary Dos. ai
wis, Tho1es fshsy Sappy Fshey, bridset fa ey Mar
Mira. Mrtsel Eazzo, Mrs. H0nors Essan. Miss bndg-
kAgsr, Jeremah A1rpty, jams Moran, nsrx.iet Nee
axr, Msry GAVIN. NSxsrst k~e, bs1 aeS.nrs
Mar Lsndsky, mary srox icy and chia trck ocef,
PegEs Mullen snd SISTERS child. you1 bau-r Inors
Bars. p1oner saved. Ehzs Bah. do P.Tlek bark, &C
= AeDsrmou. Ma. neDsrmoi. Mary Joyce .nd esad
C2iernne frEp-iIick Bndg-t Blrs, Brcset hcilzsr
P-s<y Fursy, MHsy, TIonss L.h-f o. kNert jonn Is
| ~ CALVIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-12

L.r.R ,sos SoUrH ANERICA-Nevs irOm
Cslso forwarded trcm the South. received ~ i9e ~
coo, sives Information OF gross o0trsse eonissa %
The 2sth August By the crew OF the fereNso "H
steamer tie three Belonging % tee eTis Area
dian, which weasel preparing 10 sail Tor San frsh'
cisco They sshore and were about 10 return 70
The brig IN boat when they were attacked oy TIE Z
ruvlsn crew and party Of bostmen were cruelty
beaten, ana thrown into the water sterwsrc dragged
sshore. their arms pinioDed again cruelty oeatsn,
psce IN toe stocks and kept there the next day TIE
suihor.ties refusing their liberties because IL TIE
Presidents birthday. The C@ptsin OF the crew pro
tested before NJ Csy, oar Charge. against tee prO
ceeolnss Of the officers OF The war steamer syirs the
camsees 10 the vessel aud ere~ ct $1,000. Mr. Clsy
iasls1ly demanded subtraction from the Fercvisn
Government but there 10 account received OF the
character at the reply mace. We:se NJ. Clay ws-
~siusg tie reply, another ou,rsge ~ss committed on
thu sptsn OF the Amsrissn Whser Rambler, who
attached and beaten saoesingiy. I. :. vessels wer,
much wanted al Cslso 70 protect The lives Interest,"
and property OF American citizens.
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philadelphia Markets and Stock.
LIT TT- TIITTII-7T u - q ="
putt.4nRtpufk. THURSDAY, Oct


Tba Fforr r,srkatis Inactive: assle Of 200 bbls
,ood brands xas made yesterday al II; q DBL "ncn Is
. Uniform asking price Toisy there IL AiIs or 20 ir w.
~ r port snd 20 have ~ reported FOR city cot
.gmpuoa prices rsnse from ~; 20 c.: for common sno
sxfrs brands. Rvs FLoUE ]. W limited demand sma,
..ir At L.. COss Ms.L is drll w- quote a. eof
Id. !, mi GEAs-Wh-at continues Ia goo4 drmALc
I'd win sghl supplies; prices an fuIy m.inis h.o
.se. Of good aud pnm7 red Al leIcios snd sn,'s
ia. small sale OF penn'ylvsnia ky-st PC 2 oesn
Corn l. scarce a small sse 81 yellow a. eoc Y - y
tsl. sre IN Inn ed demand sgot- southern Al ljdS'e
and p-nDsylssnls al Sc y Jusn The CorroS h.fse'
Co Lage, very quiet and the ss!es are hnlrh An III
p1rt VI sbogi 30 bags Of Lssusyrs CoffEs hss ne-n
iaken % cot made public NHsAf = IN All oe'
lnsnd A. % To hbis. this dull ~ 27s . re ga
So o, SroCEs-FD.f Bard -, 80 kr.d Xxx soncs
81, Peansyvaui4 RR, 1T $500 Lehigh 60 o. "
PAL. ssns 81 SIS -.t- So 10 500 s.sis s., ssi
II Mech RrIk. ~ $50 S-huysil Nss o.. ~ rem
RI 81 SO sctly a. Nts In, = go. LOsni o.
80. mi. l6l Read r., l6t; $50 s1.'e s. g.
Ssc'-9 Bogrt - Msnuf Mech bs1s, ~ 30
Loan 80 e. 10. 500 10 81, ~ $50 eiass o -
foni Sex. =. Girzrd Sans, - ~ DO, ~; sl"'
Ten Boncs. ~ lsrh July, cs st.oop DO 80
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Yam. Menu De0oeTatic Yhig Genera
~ The VINO Co0srr CosvrsrIo' meets Il
Roadway House ta,s eveniog at u O'Clock.

Tsy FoRs,os Slws.-We presume that tfe
Caledonia has arrived a. HALIFAX before ms t'm''
but AZ The telegraph wires are down II Is imPos-
.ibls 70 say for certsin. Anyway, as soon a. ei-
ther our dispatches or the papers come TO hand
the news will DO published in The Tribune N )aA,