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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

HESRr O'RstLir THIS iodeiatissble telegraph
is In town and may be found st the ofhce - Wall
e. We understand ,hs, be 10 engaged In making ar
rsnsemeats for the immediate opening Of the section
Of the New England line between this City and Bostcn,
60 bs worked under the patents Of Alexander Bsin -
The experimental working OF this hne sives entire
satsf.son 20 ihose interested in its construction.
We perceive by the Albany papers that Mr.. o RELY
has nearly finished line Of telesrsphic communicate
70 that city, the west aide Of the Hudson and that
his orscs will be opened In Albany in couple Of
reeks for the Transaction OF business there Relsev
ing 10 the advantages OF free competition IN trade,
hrsruly wish Mr.. Oksilly every possible success
w. hsv, hesrd from Cooperstown that the in'unc-
don tAai ras to 81 yvsyes for BY Nessrs smith
Nor... Kendall 4 Co. against Mr.. ORiely's Lake
Er- Line from Buffalo to Detroit. Vas sssn Pat on TO
some more pportunisy 5000 miles IN three
wears the spiders web injunctions inclusive, srs
pretty fair commencement Tor one man
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

rT MaisE holds her Annual Election to-day,
A Governor, Senate. House, aud some County Off.
GERS are TO be chosen. The Wings do not try 70
carry the Governor o. Senate owing 70 the Free
Soil distraction, bot they will make about half q
Ugh, f,r the House. and very likely 70 increase
their strength in that body. They can hardly be
required to astonsh everybody by electing ma
iority.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

HiGHwAY RoBBERY.-A gentleman from Au
Gsse editor of the paper at the county ses Was way
aid the Miami Canal, the reht before last BY two
0r three scOundrels knocked down and robbed Of
tang money and valuable papers, was cut out OF bis
yantaoons pocket and All the small change la his yes
pocket taken. lie vas found lying Ia the door Of
\ " In0mas's store, and conveyed tO the Gait House
The above the irst recorded instance OF editor
being rob-ed by hzhgaymen and 10 the act OF the
they must have been blind 10 the established rule Of
profit For the honor Of mankind, We hope IL will be
the isst Cincinnati Com jth.
SAD Nkws.-5OOn after the California compa-
mes commenced their march from Independence, the
Cholera prevailed amoL them bot not 70 very alarm
lng extent ana from the communication received 10
I1is nation from Dr. Jeier g. Thompson that 10 per
sons, belonging % his company concluded that they
would 20 On ahead Of the company, and after the
persons had got two three days ahesd, little be-
yond Plstt River, they were attacked With Cholera
and out Of "a died. Cherokee Adv Aug ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
More Troops for Fiorida-The blockade OF
Round Island Raised.

SET DaLEsSs Friday. sept e.
TIE steamer Agt0crat. arrived today from -.
Louis 5rough. down l51 Urlre1 states troops. des
lne1 % tee eTerg -des of Florida
Tee blockade rf Round T. and. which has been
rigi8y enforced for some time j. discontinued.
tne United states vessels stauoned there allowing pro
visions and other o. Re landed without TIE
rrtesf moderation
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
~ Mr.. CLAY reached Utica on hi. home~srd

" Mr.. CLAY reached Utica on bis home~srd
route On Saturday, and remained over the Sab
bath. If he can only be induced 70 stop at syra-
cuse ,hrooeh h the State Fair. ne will profoundly
crafty tboossnd. who cinno, hope ever 20 see
hin # not on this OCCASION If his health but per
lni,.. we trust he will be at the Fair
p. :. He stops at Utica over today, and rH
attend the Fair
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

NUN IIIIII "HIlT I7II - TTf
We learn that Lord Elsn reached Oaeenston,
without landing ON the passage up
The Portland Railroad is under contract % De- finish
"a lo Sherbr0Oke n ono year and the whole line is
% bee completed within three years
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

KxsrucKY The new House of Represents
tives stands 81 Whig. a. Loco and probably
Locol to come in. The Senate is strongly Whig,
making the Wing majority in Joint Ballot about
so. We do n, aPPrehend that any Instructions to
Messrs. Clay and Underwood to side with Cal
hoan on the question Of Extending Slavery can
be got through the Senate.
The Convention stands a. Whig, SO Looo, l
Casey Co reported tie Slavery was afraid 10
trust itseli Ia the hsnds OF Wing majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
PROOKLYN AFFAIRS

I~QUEsr.-The Coroner ned an inquest on
Saturday morning last on the body Of a child named
John Dunn 81 li4 Nassau 81 shO a. hrsr cup
posed % have been Gred during disturbance caused
0y 10 father After thorough Invest CATION, h0Neyer
it Eas concusiyeiy proved that the child. which e.s
about y-ars old, did from convul.on. caa.ed 5y
hydr0cephsls No injury received st tne h.ad.
~ "a. Darsuts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Nrw.O11r4.s -sturls7. sept

The Heroine arrived from Vera Cruz 0rlg'ug
dates from fs@ ci y Of Mexico - ihe 3lst August
CnrErasa was st n session doing nothing lm portart
The Cro.sra Was stll r1E.ug 70 Dl-ang4 Gen. Mona
bad 1ie5 there. Gen b4tame1te bad been relieved
of ns command NJ tle army ty Gen Aln0n, "a conse-
q1ance 0f bad health
The neus brought by the steamer Niagara. hss been
received The ss 20. oi Cctt0n reached 3l0 bales yes
tcr1sy o. extreme prices sales ior the week 300
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
~ DR. AN.Rl.a BReHAM The Supe

" DR.. ANARi.H BEiGHAN the Supeunten-
dent and Resident Physieisn OF the New-Nork State
Lunsuc Asylum. ~ Uucs. died on Saturday morning,
slier severe snd painful stisck OF dyseu'sry DR..
Brigham commenced the practice OF his profession
~ Greenfield, Mass and after sperdng souc time
% travelling Sbrosd, removed - Hartford Conn
where he had the charge Of the unsue Hospital Of that
city He was subsequently transferred 70 Uucs And
Tor several years has presided Lunsuc Asylum
a that psce, with distinguished success Tie was
isvorsby known by bis contributions to medical hiers
tare, and his sssiduity hdehty and skul made him
deserved fsyorlte wita his numerous patients
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
hImo.tn Riot In Portland, Ne.

TOHTIAND- sunday. -Fpf- '
Last night crowd essen % "a - ith the Intention
Of pulling down Kings house where the men were
shoi on risy evening The Mayor and sheriff, with
the Police supported By the Portland Ligai Infantry,
proceeded he spot snd induced the mob 70 dsperse
without violence
some stones were thrown by the crowd, but little
harm done
King 10 ln prison and The aouse empty
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

VERMONT Returns from seven-eghths OF the
State show gain Of Whig Senator in Orleans
CO. making 9i Wings 10 Of all other knds
90 far, aud to come in from IN Essex, which was
last year Whig.
OF Representative, the Boston Atlas complies
returns from 207 towns choosing ll3 Wings %
regular Locos and 50 Free Soil No choice in l6
towns The Wings stand % ahead 10 these towns
instead Of beAtnd last year Net gain. forty two
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
For Europe.

The next number oi The 7'r,tuae for Europ,on
circulation will be issued 10 morrow morning 81
. o'clock. IL will contain all the lstes, news
received up TO the time Of going TO press The
Caledonia sails from Boston on Wednesday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Destructive FIre nt MADISON. Indiana.


A destructive fire broke ogt in this city, com
r1encine in the comni ssion house Of q r. Goodman
sons on fhe Leree spreading 90 the All lining buildings
of Caleb Woadturn. Blackburn Jenkns. John Wood
burn. and John Burns g. 60. Toe buildings. together
sfh large amount 0f stock were entirely destroyed
Loss estimated at 1000 mostly covered ~ insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ASrnfcaS Nrssr~ -Hs -~ss~ o1f tlriorols FREED
W~ryss ne n - Priest ~ Fln. . rgssea bssNrNs
~. gf-.sf- .0 srsf tsr
for U -sd- of n~nruahl- sfrf.f 20 wiI rsk- Ycl
s1xr unul pleasure over 20 l-lt form y04r
-v~. re r,k-. tIs c~tlt ths sNerr11c. CO. % yea
rarf give cui-ls an go or r-sprcs
~ soas .ri ~ crocoie n yo1 pAss ~ 'a - II
ere o. vo1r rsIf.rs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

ReoeiDfs nnoe l,verdag- FioUA, 200 ibis
WnrAr 1900 bush, Cons. 1900 bush There Is
moderate demand for Flour, but the market is heavy,
with downward tendency .n prices For Michigan
brands, sd 10 asked snd a. offered WHEAT
4ui tho ony safes reported being i.000 bush Ohio
10 ~ cfs. CoHN moved io the exicut Of 5000 bush
mixed Western 90 80 cts closing dull FREIGHrs to
Albany remain his before.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
-eriou. -fenmboat Accident.

rIrTsBURGH. Saturday sept
The steamer MAY Flower. hence ior Cincinnati.
bur-i her lsrb0srd boiler a. Logtown by which IL
persons were badly scalded, but none dangerousy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

TsE SrocKBKIDGEs.-Mr 3 -uce. tn sub-ludian
Agent arrived IN Stockoridge CA the 2oIh, Win the
money for ihs stockordges and they paid of In
Wnnebsgo. and have selected land Tor their future
bone IN the sioux Country, near 81 Peters, where
they viii remove soon The Msnesoia Ptossv says,
thst tne exploring expedition. consisting Of Austin ?.
-linney. Jr Singerl.nd Eishs honkapot Joel honka-
poI Moses Charles and Thomas snake, LATELY visited
that country snd that the people were much pleased
win them and with the prospect Of becoming their
sunday, and gnly spoken o. The Stockoridges
remnant OF the Lcnnl L-uspe. hohican conieders
cy who IN TIE days OF hing Philip. ~aged - terrible
var upon the Pilgrims They have been transferred
by different Stages u the westward. and advanced
gradually In CIVILIZATION untl the oUce ssvsge tibes
nov upnn the shores Of Lake Wiunebszo and ss good
farmers sny IN the state They speak EnSiish FL
ciusvey having N fact forgotten entirely their Ind an
tongue. very intelligent snd Of them belong
Il some religious denomination. Success 70 them In
,heiT home Green Bay Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
10 a Il RIED.

Dr -stlritf uHrrIrs .-rf f.. ~ fll.rs. r. n
sAIFD .o ~. ANSA G. rEOENg .f goo. Cfs
l1 ,t-.ar- NJ. AaE 81 Hs4 ErrDFTr HART ~ Y.r "a
r-f. l..r FL. M kE5aCCs y Fi-as af .l-t1r-
A. r0.tHt--.t- sep 81 .I r. l-lsff F.rrs.f
St Or. Nss - CO.. o ktGkNiA A 8LOONEk ID .a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
81 IELEsas'g 70 1Hs gEg.Yoar Is8gEE.
~ .- telesrsphie -sgs,cnas received IL u-- 70
Eveuins Edirou O. Saturday. 49, First Page
Nfu-OatE4xf su1dsT- sept :

Arrived sc1oorer O-.z.1. ron Iampco. on the
l-,1 -.t z.,n : -l0I00 "a specIe fr1m re A@xc-n
r-.res The Cln1-ctlr arrived cn t1e lI -n and in-
sJ-..a uss rr- "a board tr- 3-.sE s-esll.1g -rert
tl- Egrr1e --e ,--srnf 80 D.. fr- ter 0-.fr1s
Arrived yes,e-isy. f-ar ha--- r. t1- s1'P h-ra'elt
an sclooler 8rsla-A iF9n ra-.ace fc-s md 'HN
Yarmouth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Markets


Tho market i1- COTTON j. gu,-t. sales being con-
fined % manufactures in FLOUR there is good
bus doing. end We notice -ses of so hh.s TO-
cuoing common Michigan, SC ~ - t2i do Genesce
70 a. re. aud tat hoop ohio 10 $ % For CoRN
there be- steady demsnd. blf fhe market u heavy
yellow s quoted NJ &C. mixed 30 tJ 4 dl+c and white
al Ole The sales OF ihe day are 1900 bushels st
quotations Small sales of RYE are making a. Csc.
OATS more plentiful and loSer. about iOuUO
bushels changed hands sf 3lc for Northern Ine ope
ranns in PRoyIsoNs mostly for the supply Of the
regular trace LARD. in barrels is selling Al - &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
GgssED 81
Il " 4
Wv e. sn.sDLo,~ Secretaries 90 1913
90 tsls

r. Eafos-Any -a- tss eespsy 70 eootsct sne man.
. ,.J .f,an.kx s.v.P.y-, sf
rat op.ssr fk<.ss I.si sorh q sew Ton '..p>i
,.y syy, Tie Estf II Tie Tfoons Tts ,.st
esn o,y improved ~ esgs
- psossx q no - Tsos. 80 aio-
pea. .,s ~sa i.J ss % pay, o,.rs
- .cVl5 = rsf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

rHE PREstDxSr.--Wnen at the Falls Gen.
Taylor expressed very stroog desire pass through
Western New York for the purpose OF seeing Is farms
watch b. had heard extoea IS the best In The Union
tie ssd be osi always ielt great interest u the pro
grvss Of Agriculture. Ne~.Norx be understood vas
sivsnce OF al her sister States only In the eel
ence OF Srmius but Ia the practice also lie was par
ucu.ry dcsirlus 20 see the agricultural implements
and the animals 10 be exhibited syracuse snd said
,ht although the state O his hesh would not permit
him 10 minse with the crowd he sn promised himself
,As ie.,urs Of exafnuins the various articles 10 BE-
brou ht upoa the grounds In this be h&s been dissp
no,ntsd Rochester American.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

Ma CLsT's RsruRN The distnguished Ken
tucky Statesman who has been ~ Llnicn Nsd return
iug visit which EN.prrsdsni Van hlren nade some
ytars ago o. A.hsn1 csme here in the mid Day trsin
from bostan Mr. Clay as received 81 the Western
R.ilrosr Depot by numerous friends. Who conducted
h.m Immediately on board the steamer Thomas "
catt whose d4ss snd sfrestnrr- displayed and
~here Cspt Cookies Band sent forth its welcome
W men u knosu that Mr. Clay 10 the cars the
event was announced by cannon ou the pier, snd a
lsrgc cnncourse ui friends awaited ns srrVsl IN the
city oy hofn b. received with loud and reiterated
VACCINATIONS This warm dtmonstration of regard for
The character snd gratitude fur he services % gresi
snd good man, wss unprompt-d and spontaneous
Upon announcing his purpose ut proceeding immed
sfe'y o. Uuca. vast multitude acc 'mpsried Mr. Cay
90 the StsueiN Hall where he eXcns -rt sslutations
Oh many hearted friends and then took bis sest
Ia he which l-ft ~ o'clock. when he departed
smit ire scclsmafIous OF thousands.
Nr Cay ~e are cspPy o. see looks. and really s in
much better hra'tn Indeed be- Is restored 90
iasliy ths lr-i acaion uf lonscher.hed wish Of Al
tending an Empire state Agricultural sir.
Sir Clsy proceeds % Jtica this afternoon where h.
vii rrmsn % morrow and the reIt DAY. the guest II
Hon Frederick h1isier whose extensive uanuiactur-
ius establishments are % Be visited Monday.
Alhsny Evening Journal -th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
lInrkets...Alr,>Y. sept s-oPM.

Receipts 'Inpf lr.ffrfrg- FLOUR. 10 GOO hhis
WHEAT. 10000 bush. CoRN ID 900 bush -fLouR IL
iu moderate demand ~ prices shade in favor OF the
buyer WHEAr continued steady and firm, with sales
oi 5000 Gcuesce 10 l-al l-i. The market for CoRN
lower. about 1900 bush changed hands ~ 80 tlc
for Western mixed. RYr Is quoted "a. 81 cts sales
We're made of 900 bush Ui OATS Al i2 cts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Death of Hon. 4. Newnnn.

pirrsnURGH Saturday. sept z.
Hon. A. Newman. member of COngress elect
from Virginia died in this city this afternoon, after
z ~ hour. lIiross
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

C0NvESTIoN oF Hgfks-A convention il 10 be
held Nashville Cr-nn) the 18th inst for the pur
pose oi examining into the claims Of the descendants
OF VIM Augustine Jennings, late OF Virginia, heirs
tO the estate Of VIM Jennings who died intestate In
suffolk England IN l779. eaving immense prop
erty, estimated AZ come $40 900 OOo-consisng ot
divers bank and other stocks. mortgages and landed
property &c still unsettled, snd lying in the hands Of
the British Government subject 10 the claim and con
troll the heirs Most Of the claimants reside In Ten
nessee, Mississippi Virginia snd Indiana
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

ARRIVAL OF rHr STEAMSHIP GSrIr WAS
rEsx rsox BKnsupA-This weasel arrived here yes
terd.y having ef, Bermuda on the Sth. She bragg
sbou, slooOoo In gold dust consigned to Edwin Bar.
lett s43. .s2s E w CLARK Dodge Co tS,@a to order
Of J. l. Ralsom So go do do $500 and late he' oil
the Brrmudian.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
HslLsrNoER KARoIr. Secretary.

OpD.-Sall Creek, Jackson Co. Indiana, does
Whg voter but II happens 10 have more
citizens the state Prison than any other four other
towns In the State This circumstance reduces the
Loco Foco majority considerably, bat IS siil heavy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

PoLicE CoUrr a named Leopold Billngheimer
lax-n into custody ~ orcers Van I.ssel an1 Dun
u he Eleventh Ward charged Vith having obtained
I'D ood. aud properly from Mr. Seymour R-ncE and VII
lam .uDey gnoer false and h,lduleut pretenses -
tie wss licked up lOr examlnau0n...... .O1cer Jfa~-
icy of ne Eleventh Ward zres'e1 one jacob Berger,
charged win obtalilE clothing fr0m John Nasuer and
Ida Cohen by cerisiu Representatives which VI co4r-e
proved be- false Hr commi-. rd.....nue l-rz-i
nls arrested for stealing l-~eiry, combs, pocs-
etho0ks. from Nr silv-ry Wilhelm, a. Aliens
valued a. The properly ~.s recovered sud the
accused locsec Up f1r tral.....A named " chs-i
Coy.e uIo custody, charged Sitl having re-
c-iyrd certain goods from thieves knowing them to n-
.t.I-n property. Hchsei was detained i0 ans~sr....
Ohcer. J-lsins snd Downing Of ne SIKH WsfG srrese
WOMAN named Hsrr-t Sariin, charged ~i1 haFII <
stolen A. from WlIan PinhOr Gounlqed ...... r "a
Green tskel up hy Cftcer Jersil-, charged NIll
stealing T. ard or-z. PIN from J0nn hart lcs-d Up o.
Ofcer AllllE of ne second " ard arrested
- 1erzd0 na-d Clzrd Foster ur a-mp1x t0 srolt
Mr joan blul0n Cummlt-c io .nsTrr.....- Par.ck
OCoulor arrested - Ulcer ke.rIz vi the F9uri1
Wsrd upon b-rcn E.aralf, ctzrs1s aim ~ilr
rg stolen good. Justice Lofrryr .lliiird lrr f1r
al ianstiou..-.A sif. lsm-1 Mar acLsggnin 49, a.
rested by 0nhcer Van 5Issrs " NJ >-g-1.h N,rd.
charged Niil .rans c.01.1z Ac from Madame 8ol-ys,
- Green Vlcl a. in whose ll4-- sl- ~up0J-l a..
s-rTsrL sl- Wss c0mni-d lo answer Dflc-r. srs
alc Maynard srf-sr1 100 person. 81 h~lrf Jl.lg
sld J0l1 Beanie charged Dy Nr Damn u rs sgrls.
Wllh Nr-skfl9 0l-r The 1oat house fllf
Clrl-t0ph-rsl They W-r- ock-l np
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Court CaIendnr...Tss DAY.

couNoS PLs.s No. b. o. iol lG los. lo4. io5, ios,
l07, 90. los, IS, u, . 81
Ciscuir C0URr Nos D. 70 IS. 10 was announced
fhaf ile Circuit Court ready and vii
probably, ul th- close u The week
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES

" ~ hs-- 'psnsd our stoes ~ se- E.l AiLtls.
thf sna FANef GOODS sTOsiERtCo
SIS ~ B0-sry. oggosIs Fnbsg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
Fighting nerchants-Candidafe fer hger-
New Water Works.
C1r-espc-1-nce of T1- Irialre.
pu-r .-rrpur. sunday. set q

PHrrAuELrHrA sunday, set 2.
Yesterday morning. tEo merrnsn iron Ga
weston. Texas. named stewart Ne-eL ,1a A-e1An-
Cor Crawford 5ecsme involved II bushes dispute
q, ths Merchants Exchange in th.s city, 'rieh -
o. I'd in 1stt Iney were arrested AZ led 70
tsl. - keep ite peace. On Friday eveniH lasL zoe
W1iE Cry Corf-reuce dominated. 1n ~ - o. -
Charles Glp.n. Esg - TIER candidate Tor Nsyof Z
Is-f RI ne presers -u 1-nt IN -Niit Ls-
-ne -o1y q Capt Noses f--nsll a nc as lf foNlel
re if1 inst nea- Petty Island "a - rr-aNsre
River. Tss yesterday recovered. The leceasea ~As
captain % a vessel trading between henmond Aa1
S-E-York
lf . stated that negotiation srs n p1s-r ior tae
purchase ~ piece ct ground shove frnk9rl ioF tae
rlrl.- 1i erecting Vater.g1rks o. sl h-nsln sioI'
k.cruo-d .n1 Frsnkf1rd With pure Tier.
Tfe rlr msrt-t yesterday uss eKc.ssiFry -la. az
sI.our- 11.1--s Ee1-rs.. sss-c = ilr siA-l,r1
t-zrds. par-@s could 10 rlrrt--i Tor .-s- htr
he'd t-u as s. Corr rea 20 ols uL--- i1q-lrs
set tesl f-r demand A. JOS io nc ior red SO -
'4c f1- hye lsl der led - c-s Corn coz
lnles f.l- 1euz1c a. 6i to s. CO rr = 1. Tor - o"
sr1 50 f0r white Oss steady A. 20 - ilf sol-aern'
Az q 90 So f,r P-ursy vsrs Whsc trln a. = ci'
-slrso soF Srorgs-Firff B1zrs- sssns American lrs
- sssU - . cssh To-. n y Cresn- Gas y So
L-lig1fs - s7 Western Bz Sd. - ~ f-r Me- bs
6l, P-nuA RR. 81, Mechanics bank - s-.lll ,7
sac S. ff.. q hers.rEtrr bs -
sec1rl h-1rc-Sl'.0f .0f0 szte 81. 1Nr- ~ y t' ll ~
lon N1rrisfoNr kk 81 ~ NlrrstoNn hh, ID l1' do
t5. iii : loo >lsC efurrs. - IS
B>i,--rs Is6 Z f~- B,I-as-i'o ReaiinE b5 u 50
Pe1rs = 81 g ie Naviga'n. So . f3 So Nsviga-
nor. o. 90 0ll sl.cusrs1uS -. ho - fer1a
RR. rssr. -. ps L-.Ig ~. %. =, $3.50 Reading b,
bs So g. l59 do s.. SO Do ssh, 5'i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
The following table shows the general mortality and
the deaths by Cholera every week for the last three

The total number OF deaths from the week ending
June to to the week ending Sept e. 10 l2OJi the
number Of deaths by Cholera Is 50e3.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

OsIo FIsAScr.-The Clerk hire of the last
three Sessions Of the Ohio Legislature cost the
People m follows;
is5. .eoa7 isas.. sasiS lsss. . s5S9s
For Statosery, including lights, the State paid
la ls47s. s6l9 In isls 2 sl5S
IL strikes us here Is room for ioquiry.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
FEAnErL CoLLI.Io. ., IaE AglvRs RocH

FFARFUL C0iIIsIns - THE AUIURSAND RocH
rsTER RArLRoAD-ONE MAN KILLED A collision
occurred sb0ui mile east Of Cartersvile about II
Yesterday morning between reiehttrsln going East
and passenger train coming West The passenger.
train about three hours behind it. time. l. had
been detained ~ ~hortsriie by another train which
bad run Oft the track According 90 the regulations.
all freiahttraus obliged o. k,fp onf n tif U1g 10
passen trains and 30 tho latter hes not arrived at
the regular hour for the starting ~ the iormer the
fr iehttrsin must wait until the pAssengertfan DOS
arrive These regulations we're understood by the
Conductor and Engineer of the passen gerrsn coming
West. but By direction OF the Superintendent oi the
road the freight train went out ~ is regular hour I'D
ocl0cx. and Instructions were sent down 10y the eN
pres. train for the psssen g-rtr coming up 70
hold on, ~ there was ifeis shttrain coming These
instructions were not delivered.
When about mile east of Cartersvile the passen-
ger train met by the freight train running NJ Tue
rate of twenty i've miles an hour There was high
bank and piece % wood on the inner side OF the curve
which prevented either engineers from discovering the
other train until they were close together-lhe Ensi
nee on the freight reversed hs Eag gne and eaped
20 the ground The Engineer on the other train, not
so quickly discovering bis danger had not time 10 re-
verse hs engine but jumped quickly oh, and the two
locomotives came together Win terrible iorce-almost
entirely destroying them. number Of the car. were
badly brOken-and John >holtas was killed. tie was
standing on the foot platform n the forward passenger
car Both Of his legs we're broken below the knees,
his right was broken near the shoulder and his
ghf arm was broken the shoulder and his chest
was badly crushed he was dead before he could be-
extricsted He was Superintendent Of the depot here
he eft wife and ts0 children Many 0t the passen-
g-rs were slightly injured having their faces bruised
and cut somewhat bat none were dangerously hurt
The engineer on board the freight train had his fore
head cut severely. and Michael Blchsn vas consider
ably hurt by jumping ot the car. This . the most
fghtful accident that hs. occurred this rost
Rochester Daily American. -tn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

~ Our FosEIeS LETTEEs, from Jules Le-
obsvsiier and Hugh Doherty crowded out this
morning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
NInrkets
iIarisets....BurTALo. SEPT 50 P.

CorroV There were sales effected yesterday
of POO bales CorroN at iu prices including crop,
from lO+ o. ~ cts.