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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20

The CATASTROPHE ON THE HUDsoN RrvER.-We
give In our columns, to-day, the latest and fullest
| particulars that we could obtain, concerning the
| acciden, which befell the steamer Empire, while
on her passage to Albany, on Thursday evening
| last. There is good reason to believe that the
worst has been known, and, deplorable as the loss
| OF life has been, it is matter of congratulation.
that the rumor of its being much greater-amount-
ing, according to some reports, to one hundreds
| unfounded.
| We have not heard that censure Is cast upon any
parneseither those on board the steamer, or those
on board the schooner; but we trust that a rigid
and searching investigation will be made into the
whole matter, and that the severest punishment
that the law provides will be visited on the parties
if any there are, by whose negligence this sad loss
of life has been occasioned. We hope that the
examination now being made, will not be like
former ones of similar characer-a mere matter
offolm-but that the whole subject will be probed 10
the bottom, and full justice done to the community
There is a growing disposition in the public mind
TO investigate all accidents of this kind, and punish
those whose negligence caused them. We do no
know whether there has been any negligence in
this one, but an investigation will do no harm.
--
The SEARCH OF SIR JOHN FRANXLIN.-We are
informed that Commanders Tatnall and Sands are
both volunteers for this arduous and interesting
service.
1t appears by our Geographic despatch from
Washington, that Captain Wilkes is to have COM
mand OF one of the ships. In letter relative to
'he search for Sir John Franklin, Captain w. says
'hat ume would not permit, this winter, to make
any enon In the Arctic Ocean in search of Sir
John franklin, other than for the Navy Depart
ment to despatch De Of our. smaller vessels from
the western coast Of America TO notify our Whale
ships that Fhey should be on the look -out Uc
adds that
What Is required is speedy exploratio, n, ,ho
Wellington channel. The distance from our shors. a.
not greater than that to Europe and the VOYAGE ma
be readily performed in fort five days vessels wcts
fitted they would be in time for the season which
opens about the middle Of July and would be able Co
explore this channel thoroughly to ito furtbes oxent
or Davgabe point, and IL not to succor, they will
ascertain whether Sir John Franklin had taken that
route and return safely back before winter, with
tidings. I.
FROM NASSAU, N. ply the arrival, yesterday,
of the brig Charles, Capt. Smith. from Nassau, N.
p, we have received files OF the Nasso~ Cuard,an
to the 9th INST. inclusive. They contain no news
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
oN~~o~Noo--NSo~N~NN~No0
ADVCES FROM CALF ORNlA.
V>(-or~>rs0|~~NN>~N~~~~'o~~J
The Naval Expedition to the Arctic
Ocean.
TROOPS FOR CALIFORNIA.
&C., 60, sc.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1870
1t is reported that Capt Chas Wilkes of the late EK
poring Expedition will be sent as commander of one
of the vessels to be despatched In of Sir John
Franklin.
The cabinet days are reduced to two per week, Mon
day and Wednesday-tho heavy business being done.
We understand that important dispatches have boon
received at the War Department from California, set
ting forth that the people had organized government
for themselves and had adopted the Wmot proviso a.
fundamental article
1t is believed that General Taylor will lay Mr. Labou-
cheres bill for the repeal of the Navigation Laws Of
England before Congress- If passed by the British Par
Lament, a. proper subject for legslationi
The diplomatic appointments soon to be made, to
take effect on the LIST of July, and already there
several candidates the ground, including TIVE
for Madrid and Berlin
1t Is reported that Mr. Crawford recommends to Gen.
Taylor to organize strong military force in California
Of volunteers, to sustain Gov. Smith, until Congress
shall act for the territory.
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FROM NASSAU, N. Ply the arrival, yesterday,
Of the brig Charles, Capt. Smith, from Nassau, N.
p, we have received files OF the Nosso~ Cuard,an
to the 9th INST. Inclusive. They contain no news
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Very Important from California.

We give, in another column, an important
despatch from Washington, relative to California
affairs. tappears that the action of the people of
the region adverse to the introduction of slave
labor, Of which we gave ouf readers information
some time since, has been fully confirmed; and it
seems also that the reputation of Governor Smith
has likewise been confirmed by the intelligence
just received at the seat of the general government.
All along, we have predicted very troublesome
state of affairs in California in consequence Of the
criminal conduct of Congress in refusing to Or
ganize civil government in that distant region.
Our fears begin to be realized. Those apprehen-
sions of serious difficulty were not experienced by
us alone, for all intelligent and sober minds in the
country saw the dangers which stood threatening
in the distance Both the parties, who consumed
so much of the time Of last Congress in unpro6t-
able, needless, and inhammatory debate about the
introduction, into the law organizing the territorial
government, of an explicit negative, or admis-
sion of the right of slave-owners to proceed with
their slaves to California, have incurred fearful
responsibility We now behold that region, into
which so many thousands have been pouring, In.
spired by the lust of gold, abandoned, apparently,
to disorder and anarchy.
| 1t is reported that the Secretary of War recon-.
mends the organization of volunteer military, fol
the preservation of order and the support of Go
vernon Smith. We do not believe that that mea-
sure is now practicable. Even had there been a
regular organization of government in that region
before the emigration commenced, il would have en-
countered serious difficulties The lust of gold is
terrible eveler and anarchist; and the law of the
strong arm and the scared conscience is likely to
prevail, under the most favorable circumstances,
in such state of society as exists in California.
But had there been government orga nized, il
would have afforded rallying point for the we'll
disposed. AS it Is, we are now left to rely on the
intelligence, patriotism, love OF order, and, last not
least, instinct of selfpreservation, which may ex.
list among the better classes of those who have
sought fortune on the gold coast. We await, with
intense anxiety, the next news from that quarter.
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Death OF the Hon. Daniel Duncan.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1910.
The Hon. Daniel Duncan, of Ohio expired in this
city yesterday evening
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Baltimore Losses by the st Louis Fire.
BALTIMORE, May 49, 1s4o.
The merchants of this city believe that they will
lose great deal by the fire at St. Louis.
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Failure OF the Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1s4o.
The great Southern mail failed to- might
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The Insurances at Boston on st. Louis Pro-
perty.
Bosror, May 10, I84o
The amount Of insurance in this city, on property
destroyed by the late confagration at Louis Is es
mated at 100000.
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Fine Weather,

Fine Weather.
RALEIGH, N. c., May 10, 1840.
we have no news here, but splendid weather On
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Departure OF the New Postmaster for Sam
neutrality-suspicious., &c.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1910.
Jacob B. Moore, Esq, the recently appointed Post
master for San Francisco set out for the Pacific yesr
day evening" via Chagres
The departments are in possession Of no Caifornia
dispatches that they willing to promulgate pre-
sent.
Blockade of Venice by the Austrian Fleet:
WASHINGTON, May 49, 1S4o.
N. Hulsemann, the Austrian Minister to the govern
ment Of the United States has given the President Of
fetal notice of the blockade of Venice by the Austrian
feet, commencing on the 4th of April last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-20

AIUITIUIUAI IAKTICCIEK5
OF THE
STEAMBOAT DISASTER
on THE
NUD5CN RIVER.
NAMES OF THOSE SAVED.
&C. &c. sc.

At early hour this morning, the steamer st. Ncho-
las with the necessary barges in tow despatched
for the Empire and the necessary arrangements for
raising the wreck will be at once begun is supposed
by those engaged in the work, that about week will
suffice to raise her No farther particulars as to the
number of persons drowned have yet TRANSFERRED Thus
far the bills of freight which have been handed into
the Office of the company, amount to about $1,000 /;
but there is much more, of which they can have no
account until the papers in the Office Of the boat
recovered.
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further Accounts In Relation to the Poison.
Ing Case-An Unsuccessful Plot, SO.

Ing CaSe-An CnSuccessful Plot, so.
BosroN, May 1910 A. M.
DR.. Coolidge the murderer of Matthews, committed
suicide in consequence Of having been detected in
plot with prisoner, who about to be liberated to
kill Flint, his former student.
The plot was follows Flint was to be lured to q
certain place. where he to be killed, in such Q
manner as would lead to the impression that he had
committed suicide. bottle to be placed near
him containing poison and letter confessing himself
the murderer Of Matthews. The warden found ON the
prisoner the letter with the details of the plot and Of
once shut Coolidge up Shortly after going to the
cell, Coolidge was found expiring, and after died
The latter expected the plot proved successful that
he would be liberated.
He had promised to pay his accomplish $1,000 for
numbering Flint.
The Excitement on Account OF the St. Louis
Fire.
PrTrsBURo, May 19, 1870.
Considerable excitement prevails in this city in re-
gard to the st. Louis fire. number of the steam
boats burnt with their cargoes were either owned In
whole or in part by our citizens.
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The Steamship Tennessee.
SAVANNAH, May 19-9 A. M.
The steamship Tennessee has just arrived from New
York. in 66 hours from wharf to wharf
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The Cholera.

REroRr THE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
AT meeting of the Sanitary Committee Of the Board
of Health, held at the Mayors Office May 10, 1s49 Dr.
Gee Resident Physician reports that Of cholera
has occurred within the limits of the city during the
last forty. eight hours The Sanitary Committee, In
communicating the above to the public, would
their fellow citizens that every precautionary
has been adopted to purify the city and to prevent
possible, the spread of disease.
JAMES KELLY,
ROBERT T. HALVES,
ALEXANDER II. SCHULTZ
CHARLES WEBB, SCommittee.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN,
ROBERT A. SANDS,
JACOB +. OAKLEY,
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The Philadelphia Insurance Omces.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1840.
The insurance offices of this city will not lose ovec
$4,000 by the Are at st. Louis.
We have not received word from St. Louis this
afternoon.
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than s or must have been lost and perhaps 20 to
80 One lady and colored man belonging to the boat
are known to have been drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-08
peatA Of Capt. 1sern.
Cor.e.Portc0e- OF Tas Tribune.

sAS DIsso. Soy /, isi9
-.o fcsis oi Csp,. THyRs hss called 'ortt rcre
n.ny Expressions of sorrow sd q To, 80 70 "a ID
msrlofs u msn VINO -. eu.ssGiy s84jij co1icl-
aatsus ed gent, manly IL bA.gs RI VS. cousn so1;
aaa u1asgn.ec IN pf,v-le ne to loved and Coz.
ole4 ~ tis ..-uT virtues r.. - I'll . iso 80 ,sit
ana ". VERBALLY sep'o..5 - 81 Vs0 knew hl,a.
,fsr su' ~ qEoce Jog, Of p-5i;. es'.ns &C
csf.ll.d y ~ i,osss-.
FarsuAr, 80 -.oo p.sv.4ss'; sir,s n3.=Is q,
nsli 90 dsy a eos. eonPoses @, oft,sri u tsc
C.asoInsin CaoEIs -ad the e-als rans Who sefe uo-
der IRE y.oi-ai.u 81 the escoli Commanded y ias
~ CO.. Hormsln lr1ra serofs faa conuasut c.
Ma. Afaercs- ~ h. pufp's- 4 exyrsEsn. . al.
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49, % a. impartial nd uer'rias cn)rss i.r lnair
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,ol s.v.n. 5-s IT. -araously agreed TO- tie CAiir
.o.i. lee tilisv1ns "a rs. slea co ai.:re .
: a NrD.ws.. l. Nasslsi W e. E-nsl 6 4. Is-
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Committee. :. 4. scDlFsI - srtfd tbs ili.lE! 9.
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81 -H.i-u men o. tn~ G9s-rpui@l. re -'s-sk-
b.s GO ss, al al-sy, AID ~ promise BOT ~ 20 e.
called
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Th1r1
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saa FsaDci.es Prices Current.
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fT,ces lave .eFs-cec Ei.1n re Pas Week
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Bon AL sI.Es u Eoc- 7-sl.-s 80 s.-ch wLa.-1.
srl lad ready .als a. oar e-9escous
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~ to~s rot exceed he supply
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nasa ,-crsssiIx a.. prices are G-TEEc-1s-
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20 10 ias srtsl a. K.ts lasSi Win really see - A>
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vAe Geo. ef d.. wss.,sr-ErpiaOa,ery.

The Bss,OR POsg y yes;cs1ey nas gAa oiJ~!he
explanatory s'asegeaii'
Tns -hsls az ct Of ths dls21?AEsnca o. ccs,h Of
D PAr1nsn helnz l..Iiy t>foro 80 Cl-oaers IL
o4-st ..tuls vitn closed SolrS asye c,adud-d art
l. s.s- ins h-i rgflo.s Il additional flsscYcrtas
-aicn Az curron, IL tnd .reeS Some ~ n-ys sSo-r
tusd b. % uniyurdsa. .no rn- f.cis 20 watch othfs
ere based 40 at j49ciy las ststecens Wn-ch G-fs
been circulated Tes,ion - thels TIA p.rs'cu.E
: me vita regUd - certain mortgage ro'es sivea
~ - ,as ai,@rs " Mrs. weosssr shan they caea a.
t5- ,Cs- ga W,snese-T afternoon. Toe 100 tsszo's
.srss ths college oY ire expreI' Tor Dr. WEB.
.tr tTrnirgs ~ Efsg- vires, and the iact nss
relevancy sSespi as = nay 70 isszin ths ss-ef-
ca tn,i D. Webster 4id Rot eevs hs s5ofsiJyT opc1
-.t A. ss hs1 oe-n sis custom Toe sDots II blood
tae ff 4 iAs spy.Ts'as room snd the stsifs tara
- 5. BE such SO NOSE Tooacos cls9eIs maLs.
t. excitement appeared - have somewhat sub
s!5-s yostsrd-T pa f Sss aGias from remarks N
every nsnd fhs ssayus parties nave been formed
-a s4a 10 the csse--sos az Weostsr AMI tee 49,.
ihi-fi psrIssS-esoa eEsss-rstng eveFy eiresn.
s-.1ce ~ y 10 0ssd 20 S-ks 10. 10 oFa sce CT
ssaln.stae etLer.
III Pr ~ ,L..s ~, the srs ~ cs- .h.n lie
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from Zoe eetTy i-s11g % tns iissectinf rOo1a ~aca
-atfF o.ens apou s1e street Ono from he apparatus
r.arn above sci sss5is from the sct1Te room
Oee m ,1e psssszo say eonn-e-d vita toe lsni0Fs
sy.fineuE -at-o psss-g7 tssminss,s 10 door n tee
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P@n.J psPr rgr -nst ne eVad rsrernoer 81 Tie sssu
rlJry n -: n-sTd
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r. ;- c--aa-tu1se, f1s Usfd ROOM ~hese abe
J4ry siIEng era we're applying tas!r cara u he
sig Eg.a -ca runs up - tns roam, @hsl ih-y
-isc3Ts-sd b. tne olsrer. Thy lad iCcssj tnsn.
Selves a. When me door wa CpsEed the y01u sess
-l.:slr rzsasd cur, AID, nskiug lively u sis
re. gog sE-y I.s remainder nsa' va taxa b.
tore TIE g1ly snt eoros-E rsu-5. Wren ne wss 70
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materials FIR - Extra, Sita tee ssaa. sish.
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10 gard tc- rlss ru1Lius ave per- payable b
d. PArsrs1 for - so dstse l-fT sd becoming Due
u l.5l ~ Czrg1 fsps renarks: TAs no,s sas f-i
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s-eused 81 suoTt.s<s real essa,a, ~ probably
taxa uD y tss rErt-sos n advance OF the ssts upon
Eaish a Jsysel- IA order HAT BE- might s!syoss "
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Il - stated thss ne CC.Ou-rI Inquest confu1es 10
seslon vita closed dJcrs I'D u 10 hardy probable ice
veTdie- vii d arrived ~ .or s week - is.sf
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Things In observation-disclosures .tock5 &c
PE1LADELTHiA, Fnd-y, Dse- ?.

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