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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
Correspondence If tie Alexandra Gaz4t,e.


Al the Southern meeting WA Monday night, it was W
IMP. Hy ~ maJ rrv. ~ Sit wh closed ors, b-causs
va~ an unurLauiz- dv. with % >erIeau-at- rms u
Keep order aud excited. crowd might rush into the
galierie, AM l5le> aud get up ds;urbance-and be
cause he journal Of lie Proceedings Of tie meeting would
b. published.
Mr.. N,ua4e read the address, written ~ Mr. Cal
hJ10. assisted by Mr. BAyy-
Speeches were made aIau~i it by MrsS7s CLAYTON,
Stephens, Ioou5s, MureheaI, Underwood and ecu
# was supported BY Mezsrs Calhoun, Bayly. Gayle.
Mason, Wes'cotr. ard Jptf,.rS1n Davis
2. ihse who wished ac'un, hut oPp sed the address.
Judge B rr..n G-n. Mckay anu Nlr. Peudeton we're
the rru-. n. speakers.
Tile address W. recommtted ID the same committee.
without Instructions. Judge Beriien moved Instructions
BIZ, thew voted down.
The committee IS 10 repr next Monday evening.
Several members Of i-e cJittee got excused from ser
wing further on IL: among them Ales>rs Clayton, Sle-
phens, Rusk Norehead and Chapman.
We take the following from teegraphic dispatches 20
the Philadelphia American:
Washington JAN l5-9 o'clock.
The attendance Is not very arge-many why's and
locus abs-nt-a vote has been taken excluding The pub
Iic-fron present ind cations, the proceedings will not
be concluded to night. INDEPENDENT.
After tile organziin Of the meeting, and the
ton ot some preliminary business, Mr. Calhoun submit
'td NE relOr adopted by m1priy Of e committee 9"
fifteen, which read Mr. Foote then moved 10 take
the address Just Submitted Of the POSSESSION Of The
meeting, his object being give to that document phi
vae character that those only should be accountable tor
who might choose give it the sanction of their sig
natures. ihs motion ruled be of ORDER and
the address being before the meeting opposed
lis adoption speech Of greal power and ability. He
portrayed in glowing colors the danger and impoicy Of
merely sectional movements, and deprecated all such as
Inconsistent with the duties of the national legislators.
and calculated to impair the stability Of The Union Nj
Bayly Is now replying. There about ninety members
presen. NDEPENDEN !.
O'Clock. 4. A.
ihe address, afe' vigorous dsscu~sono in which
several par clpaed both sides, was recammited BY
majority IF two. This result produced considerable
cit meut. and obviously alarmed well astonished
sumo Of the violent members Of the Conventions OF
more properly speaking, in Caucus
4 motion made to adjourn sine die, but this failed
by decided vote, many of those who opposed
To extreme course, at the time did wish
prevent future discussion.
Al the time of preparing this drspach.s fragment q
the meeting Is engaged in discussion 10 the s.IUe
when the General Comm tee shall meet again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG VI ARkETS.
Saturday, Jan. %, 1919.

Saturday, Jan. 90 1919.
T6bacco-No sales.
F,ow-S4. To a..
Prorisons.- Bacon no old on first hands; Beei.5 to
cts; Corn. Meal. 40 cents. Pork s.. Few sales
Uhedt--Red 50 cents White 81
Grdia.-CUrn. 81 cts Oats p cents.
Clorsr Seed As 80 s..
Uhisbcy.-Saes at 80 cents.
Bees,rar-lo cents.
B"tter-Very dull 10 to l2s fur MOL.
Brmdy-Appe. none offrinr Peach. none Offering
Bar L0a-Soj assorted and $50 90 when drawn 1t
order. 80,
CoGee-Rip s Ito cents; Laguira s. to 9; Java l2s
Mocha ~.
Country Lu,ens-Tow lOand Flax l2s, as yet nj
demand.
Cotton Tuns-Sales 4 to l5cents.
Eeqthers-30 To 81 cts
ETur Seed Sales 50 cents.
ETsh-Herring~. ~. |, s. 50; Shad, Old 81 90
new 5 50.
rriaseng-25 cents.
Henip-No sales. We quote s. TO s..
Liuseed Od-65 cents.
Lard-7a7s.
.uolasses-West India So to 40 cts per gallon; \
o. AZ to IS cents.
Piaier-Lump. So tot.
.Sugms-New Orleans TOT cents; Porto flco TO
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf II Ia cents.
Sah.-S2. and i24
1alOc-9 to % cents.
1hr-s 80 per Dbl
u 0ol-23 10 IS CTS. dull
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~ 90 . q g o. ia

THE business OF the late firm of SNlITIlSON, STEPTOE
Co having been placed in my hands for collection all
persons indebted to said firm requested forward
aud make payment immediately, longer indulgence
be given J. NEWTON GORDON.
Jan 22-2t
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! have on hand large and handsome assert
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Of all kinds adapted the present which they offer
Tow fr cash. their st,rc door r. Tyree's office
Main Street, Lynchburg. \. GUGGENHElMER,
+. GUCGENHEINER,
S. GUGGENHEIMER
Dec. It's
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observation-disclosures

O. "a Slarehodcr," No 4, addressed to Mr.. Scott.
shall have place in our next
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From the L,mcbbwg Republican.
Lines on the Death of Mrs. G. S. Aeen

Oh for the world where thy home is nor,
How may We love-but in doubt and fear,
Hor may we anchor our fond hearts here
How should cen JOY. but trembler be
Beautiful dust when we look on thee.
Hell y.
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NEW EEE VI.

1--WE undersigned viii carry on business hereafter nm
! der the name and style Of ~ GUtGfENHEIMtR & Co.
at the ola stand Of the old firm. They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment Of
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LIVE STOCK MARKED 1ANI.

LIVE STOCK MARKET. JANUARY II.
BEEF-S2 Is ii So %, scale weight. nett, S., so
TO {, so
HoGs-None in market
SHKEf-s2 TO 81. as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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CUAWLS. CIOAKS SACKS--\ great varie

~ II OF Shaw.s, Clesks and Sacks. \ the
advanced VIII sell unusually low. Fer bargains call on
Jla IS-t, pDTERS : oTIGLER.
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Z 4 x H.
From LynCAbHr: Ia Richmond Sd so.

'!HE public respectfully informed that and
the LIST day of January, Is 49, the price for passage
Canal Packets, Richmond to vnchburg Will be re-
dnced the low fare of So 80. Way fare in proportion
Meals
Below card Of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of passing
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IyUniOfS.

WRIGITynS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS arc used
as cosmet and purifier OF the blood with great succesre-
moving all unseemly blocbes, external Sores and cttanepu
eruptio rs Of every kind
New YoRK, June II, Si1.
To d. Wright Philadelphia
De IT Sir-Iiaying been afflicted with DIST resslng
hum r for many PAST AMI haynr used every that
afforded the remocst probability Of relief at last uc
ed to try your valuable indian Vegetable Pills.
sal SIZED that have received benefit from tie
the than from all the medicines have heretofore taken
therefore, take pleasure in recommending the liils all
w',o have been suffering from any h,nuo believing,
To- that they act directly upon the b0od and by their pu
living virtue, will completely cleanse il from ;nlpuriv.
HENRY GREEN, 80 Norfolk street.
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.Messrs- UeIdon B. Parks, Elizabeth Hare, John " ng
field and Polly has ace, Lucy.4 and Joshua ~ Hal a.
children Of .Natadi HALEY, dec'd) and B,n,cel "
Thomas, Samuel Pasey B Lucy n, Fanny, .'In g j.,
Rosela and Ednl0nja Ddlcs0n, the children IF Samuel
e Da1cSOn, dsc'd
TAKE notice. That 0 the goth day of March
next at the residence Of jacob Haas, in the Mad
ison, county Jefferson and state Of Indiana shall pro-
coed to take the deposition the said Jacob Haas read
evidence suit in Chancey, depending and undeermn-
ed in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv for
the Of Amherst in tie Of Virginia, wherein W.
plaintiffs and YOU defendants
JAMES L. LAMkIN, Amir of Nelson
c. Dawson deed, and in his lit and Nancy his wife
January %. lSi9-M4w
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Eyafaissg .FEts!s, Flaming fills,

rT,E subscriber is prepared to make order Flatnng
Mills Of any size description that may be wanted
those in want Of superior Flaner will please order
as IS onvenleii-Address JABEZ X. PAuKER,
Jan 22-3w-w2w R;cbmo,5 4,
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VI course, very ANXIOUS q sl and IheTtTolt
ct call from ali IN Of god and cheap sooNs'
Jan 22-4t
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Oice Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the
County of Amherst Monday the ls day Ct January 1919
Horace L. Kent, George NJ Awater and George +. Ken
dali merchants and partners trading under the style and firm
OF Kent, Kendall s Awater, Plaintiffs
against
Leween T. Cash and Arabella r. his wife, Robert X
Hargrove Edmund W Hin and William II. Digges late
Sheriff of Nelson and such administrator of William II
liargrove deceased, and l>ahnev Hill, DEFENDANTS
IN CIE2NCERY
The defendant Edmund W. Hill, having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act of As
semby and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by sat
lsfactory evidence that he is not nhahant Of tins
monWeath 1t ordered That the said defendant appear
before the Judge Of said Court the Court House.
the first day Of March and the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and that copy o this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the Of Lvrchburg for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front Of the
Courthouse OF this county.
Copy -Teste,
Jan 22-w 2m ROBERT TINSl. FY G.
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MRS. HENRIQUES'
ENGLISH IND FRENCH .4C.4DE.lIY,
For Young Ladies',

LI.NCHBJRG, TIRGLNI4-1S49
THE 18th session of this Institution will commence the
first Monday in February.-Terms ualtered, viz:
Isl Glass, English and French, SIS 90 per session.
I'd do do do do 10 90 do do
Sd do do do do 10 81 do do
4th do do 90 do do
Boarding per month"; 10 90
MUSIC at Professors chargoschocc teacher LEFT
the parents.
Jan 22-4w
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Clothing Establishment.

HE subscribers have entered into co-partnerhip under
the name and style of n. GUGGENHEIMER s Co.,
for the purpose Of conductnga
General Clothing Establishment
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NERVOUS DEBIIIlY-IOSS OF ENERGY.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
restore the declining powers Of the hu body This may
at first be doubted but fact is better established Those
who the sol disnl Sarsaparla for this purpose
look doing medicine far less expensive more cf
fectaal.
CLYMER, Chautauque 90. n. ", Oct 5, iSIS.
Dr. VIM Wright-Sir: For the last three four
had been gradually running down, and finally became
weak that was unable TO perform my usual labor
advised 10 try your Indian Vegetable Pills, and gra
fed to state that by the of three four boxes began
feel like myself again, and thoroughly restored.
From experience, commend Pills to the
afflicted, with confidence that they Will be found medicine
OF great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
JOHN CLEVELAND
Look ont for Cornlferfeifs
This is the needfJil unp1nrpled personsi
parts OF the country, make and vcnd them.
The genuine is or sale by
j. 3. PAYNE BRO, Lyme hburg;
James I. Galloway, BroaSnea.j 4
W y. jerks, Mariners View,
In Bedford County by
William Gish, Cross Roads;
Wright Matthew, g hambssture p o. I;
Alex. Casey, IF, Eiueus;
Bassctt Smith, Jopps Mills
w Letwich 4 Son. Otter Bridge;
And generally i'll each county seat.
Offices dev oed exclusively to the sale of Wght's tonu
Vegetable Pills wholesale and RETAIL 1863 Race street phH
depha; 2SS Greenw Street New and 1875, fremont
street, Boston.
Nov. 81 3p
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GREGORY & EsOYALL

HAVING removed the stock of
goods from their old stand to the
house recently occupied by ii.
b. Richards, are now offering
the largest and best selected
stock of Hardware, Cutie
nv. Guns and Saddiery'
they have ever had. Their
stool, beng very large, they are,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
AFFLICTED DO NOT DESPAIR
Aaos1o Failov-bs'sg Rs.o.sd from Drua BY ses.ras.


-onse syrvp
~ The following IL of he creates. ir.aoph-
OF medicine disease pubsAed In medical he
tory. Read ts
Prompted By 10 other Than the feeling Of beneyolenes
and ior the berei u NY ssctsd follow bengs, dssIs
make known slor description u my disease, .nd ih-
peeted cure obtained from scheness Pulmonc syf
lp Upward n t~o yssrs since was fascn SICK, Which
gradually Increased, unnl was far reduced nat
never expected ID be ~e again. lad at dferen, umes
nz any benefit IN he m0ath u February commcaesd
using Schencks PumOnic syrup AID my disease hs'
ume wa oilo~s was extremely fee0le. coEflei 70
bed suffering ~hst few mOrials ever DO snd .nrsse
Ny nrsh had AL disappeared, NE white u my eyss yrry
yellow, and ihe skln also very yellow lie per.oS
| hsging The Isandlcs-yeTy dry sad husky. had6
auh h-aFy Ps'n p my nghi ..de, near iae m1zlt"
pain ny shoulder. .hAfp pain 10 my len sde, s,fleh
s1s smaller ulsn natural, Or a. thought decayed Ep
s Ssa e.s ss,y s.S'as S .5 10 s p, Of ay ,.ls Ss
sppease enufey gone, soi beng able 10 eai aytns
bowel, yery irregular and cosye diseharge yey Sns az
gfr fever nights ge.is thirst, yiOleuf pspit1lgn of nc
heart slight dry cough pain IN my breast. an s1Iil ~
OFeshing dreadml dali hesdaehe ! VA. low Faniee:
snd often would have Bad spells, hat my family fho4s..
| was dying cannot describe a. would Ase lido. nay
miserable 'insuon and nay Nreened ssHernss. ~ ~
organ IN my mind was either diseased or fefxhss y!
phy-icans .ald had the Dyspepsia and Liver Coinp an
| and vas fact Fastening 70 The C0n-umguou. Ib' '.
| a. cal tel, my staauDn when commences s-.as
The scLencks Pumouic Syrup found fha' - syfsg
agreed with me, and u he only mefcn hs' ~.
dseh.rg.. /, resrIistel nv soses 4 relieved NJ sgaer
lags gave ne az sppeuie; In shot ile ~ 3myh y -.
| the remedy y uf Dressing OF ffvftarN''t
stored TO health. In the month of Apr. ioI1~ ~
vel enough 20 move from Now YORK tliy - Nes.
Farms. where now reside enjoy A. fls time perise,
health more feshy, and fee better han IA oyss
for many years past Tais medcine las proved prsn
10 mysef and family for have ased l with NY hdfea
s.yera! times ard always with great benetf ait msht
other perons ina; know of have used alec wh heheci
s-ep Is syrup Ia my house and would not ne ino..
for any cOnsdera auon snd coosciennov'y p-ness
the beet medicine discovered and eA'ses,y re-
commend the public try Il. believing a. %, NV J"
virtue Is once known. every family v0nd Keep ~ -.
This plain short history of my and Is liz te
aud any person desrou. of farther particulars gan can
upon The residence Of my husband Capt Jvhnsoa'
| PRUDENCE JOhSSOS
Grand Depot. for the Sale Of Schenck. Pulmoue sf'
lup--Se~-York-BGsh CAcsoneE, 81 bsrcisy-sti rths
de!pha-Dr J. II Schenck 81 South slxh-si, B,.uu,ofs
Is z smith, Sun Buildings; Bos,on--Redding Co !
Safest; New Orseans-J Wngh; Co. Isl Casrtrs.st
| Pncs per bottle, ak bottles Tor ~ 70. s.soda
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
By The MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL
corrsspOncenee OF The Tr1une-
PH.r .prrrrrr1 Tuesday June &

PHiI aDEiFEIA Tuesday, June
A 'on o. Nr. !. @ Osborn, music teacher sEed
shout ten years e uo~ lying in critical condition.
harinz received on Saturday as; ser1us fracture Of
IL .kl- ty tle kick 0f horse-
Its Er.-es states Nsii -reanship Osprey made Al
excellent cn Der las; TIP from III. city p Chsrles
TOO .hs reached that "a sky hours troI Phl.saeph
and forty -hi from fn= CaFes.
ne contraction n he Afrs-nEtou Water W orks
Wa ccuuercec ye-rerssy. Ile ground upon w1ich
the 5ssn vii - situated .s sClns fifteen feet higher
than fslruount
boy named wLism Hunter vss yesterday
drowned To pond .u ihe south western part Of tAe
city
Itls morning Gernsn named Adam swsrtT Tss
Killed By gravel bank falling gPo- 1Iu rear -chuy.
kll-F Clr-L and Gates -
: learn that no cases % cholera .1 tlis ely hsFe
T1er~s 70 scnvy n tae us-ket ard ne ouy ,rsnssc-
reported f1r -Xpc-- ere few 11sire1 cni1-lo-
1rs-cs af - pr barrel For cry col-lriPlcl pr-l-s
rage from Ed t1 - f1r common ed extra trli--
Rre F.0lr--l lllsso.1 .f . - Cora Aea- = 4l.c-
sa.. cf eC - bra11F sFle y--'erdaT, l ,i- N-- !.
e. improvement 5-alr-A leat cyTe- u s-Qe u tia
meet. q far leIrar1 f1- >aes 70 -. t4----
rrr- Red o. rs 1-d Wh-e e. j p@r tn-h- lrlls
n1. much Inquired for ,a-s oi tne 1l-l r.iot
-.a 20 cs pr n De- Ols lr an I'd lttn---
11o.- s9ut1eru O. 81 CO. sd feln-vr d = - 90
pr 11sa. WHISKY. sms sa.es Of ds A. - Ii'l 2'-'
e. &C.
ssiEs oF sr.css-Ff-r Bsrs-to Uu.on Csna!, iof.
lo6 z BsrE. -ss ? do. III 7' f.-i.lrg X = =,
R-sd.lg r h E1r' Bords. ~; Ca-s aad De os2-- .
7.t. ll -t.f- o 1s- s. a L~lgL AQfi. Lo.l r. st
Kss141x n l. Borss. 20. Psrter-'s bsEE Irrl q;
81 - Bave IS - - Sar g q p -; >.oe., -
500 L 1oss g. So losi g. Mech Bk. u ss00 VIZ
rniu2toz. RI Bonds. Sc. 81. = M-e HI RE- s.,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
JAMES KELLY. Chm.
ROBERT 4 HAWS.
ALEN n SCHULTZ
CHARLES WEBB,
EDWIN ID MORGAN,
ROBERT A SANDS,
JACOB T. OAKLEY,
sanitary Committee
Of the
Board Of Health

NTW-loRK June s. lsfs
10 reporting 90 The Sanitary Committee n relation to
the Cholera present prevailing n our City, the under
signed are happy state that although the disease Is
gradually extending among yci n is general chnIac
ter much mlder than lf when visited tls Cry
n 1892 thai o. seems more under the control oi rreo es
and that fhe proportion 0f deaths j. smaller These acs
are cousong and should excite m he hearts u our c-
zens ile~ycAesi feelings Of gratitude % kind fIoN-
dence.
The unders cned would s.O state hat whatever opn-
ons nav be entertained relation 90 he abstract Qnesuon
az % heher fle Cholera ors not contagious disease,
evidence hes appeared thus ir That the sease Al pre-
sent prevailing city has in single case been pro
duced bv coufaOn, The contrary, everything connect
cd with s history proves mat ts origin and cf lsion have
been depeudel upon causes entirely dferent Iue suul-
taneou. occurrence Of different ana dstani part.
Of the city befN whom no sor Of communicate could
be and ihe immunity enjoyed oy those holding con
slant ufercOlrse il fle sex Cholera Hospital, are
sp4te IT, single Gaze, yei have either physician
visitor Of Choers Hospital been known 70
The disease. These facts should alspe sntrey
nom The minds OF our clzens al lear ln attending tLe
friends and relations who may be attacked With The ds
the Glsspaie whatever apQrchrn-
sons hitherto have existed n the gubic mind ~ r.
laton the establishment Of Clolers Hospitals IN any
part OF our city, when called for by TIE demands 81 neces-
sty aud humanity.
fho unGers gued believe that the Of the disease
exists Tie atmosphere and that The hole community
are al present under The influence OF ths pc
cuhar condition Of the SnOsphere-and ln ms way pre-
disJ the To develop the disease no viewer,
qg Necessary, and llese are % De iOuli in
al those l.ngs which have iendency % disorder he
bowels Win regard 20 Tie peculiar cou1iIon OF ne al
mosphere which predisposes 10 ZEE disease We know
nothing Human sA and agency therefore can DO moth
contrary are n great measure under our CONTROL and ~
property guarding sFs4nsi these. much-very much may
BE- done N oovAnne ne ana extension oi ne
disease. JOIN b bECk, y Medical
SAM l. W MOORE, ND
SETH GER Nd Resident Ply ysician.
l. MORRIS "a ID Health lumu. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
Appointment. by the Pre.ident-roaei.l.

T're7srrg DTDqT'meef
HucH ". EyA~s. appraiser, Baltimore, Nd vie'
!oifN CowAs. Surveyor, Wilmington, Y. c. vice 10
81 : Mlrphy removed
.Nary Department.
SAvY AGENT.
III LArHE0F. Washing gion, y. c.
Department II fas Iafsrior.
WmLiAN NcQUIsToN, of M.ss. 20 be Marshal Of ~
United states Tor the Northern District OF Mississippi
vice John HsyJu removed.
Woopsox l. LfGoN, Of Mss % be Attorney Of 70.
United states for ihe Northern District Of Mississippi
wee andrew X. Blythe, removed
LAND OFFICERS.
CEoEoE X. CLAYTON oi Mlss. 70 be receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys a. Columbus Miss. wee James Ii " est
JOIN ". NoEroS Of 3D. N be Receiver Of Public
Moneys az Shawneetovn ll vice BraXton Parrish
removed
ANDRrw McCoLLUx Of H. 20 be Register Of the
Land Once a. Shawneeiown, IL vice j. c. -lOo, re
moved.
HExRY O. McENERY Of La. % be Register Of tho
Land Once a. Monroe La vice Daniel b Richardson
EvAS1srE Dr. BAI1Lox, Of la TO be Register Of the
Land Office e. OpelOusss Ia. vice Nlrdock Aclnur
removed. Nat. Nhis
NAVAL COURT MAETIaL.-The Court Martial
,tely ID scssiou st Gospon Of which Commodore
Charles Stewart rss President, has been reofganzed
Commodore Chsres Morns Presideut Carai7s 7
4. Lagallettc r II. Siun. ham. Isaac Mayo James
ArnsfroDg F. L. Breese. French orTest C01ra1HdsT'
w n Gardner and T. a. Dorn.n Lieuffr alfs-Jas
Il Ward, C. n. 4. H. Kennedy Pwsg-L. 7. Waller
Judge Advocate. Norfolk Herald ith-
NAvAL.-The Y. :. steam frigste Mississippi,
Capt Long got under way on Saturday, 70 the Navy
Yard ana proceeded far a. Hampton Roads, and un
her return anchored Oh the naval Hospital We earn inst
she performed remarkably well .- Commander Geo
s. Blake, Fleet Captain Of the Mediterranean squadron
arrived here Saturday The Mss-sippi expected
% sa tomorrow Capt Taylor goes out 10 her employed
by the Government 70 raise the steamer Missouri,
which wa. burnt and slierward sunk Oh Gibraltar
1t g. q williamson has been ordered % the iugate
Cumberland A number Of officers have been ordered
70 the Independence % report by the 18th inst
o.. The Courier -sys that Capt -ilas II -Tnghan
nov Of the Court Martial sitting az the Navy
iard) is 70 command the razec Independence, httng
for 80 - the Gosport Navy Yard -he il be the flag
.hlp Of the Mcdterranean Squadron.
Norfolk Beacon. ith.
~ a German, named John bOkee. stabbed
Arthur Beck. colored man. 81 Baltimore on Monday,
ripping open his abdomen with knife. lie was AZ
rested lis hoped that the wounded man viii recover
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
TIE ChoIera-From Port au Prince.

BosToN, Iuesday- June j--P j.
Another case Of Asiatic Cholera has occurred IT,
city ard hss proved fa:s The sutaoriaes are lax
ing active 70 prevent spread q the disease
and the streets In the various Wards ere undergoing
thorough cleansing
Late ds,e. from Port a. Prince received Per King
Phhp from Msrisgosne represent the country 70 be
ouie; The monopoly law wa. Sill IL force IN couss
qgeuce Of which u.srchsn;. there q: their wits
end how 70 pay or earzoes ser; % them Coffee had
become quite scarce The currency was u; dollars
paper FOR q silver Business rastters were very
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
CaoLrsA At IsnEPsspsNcs.-A letter IN h.

CHoIrsA At lSDEPsSDs>cs.-A letter IN the
<asss''ae No> Ga-sas dated Independence MAY II,
says ihats Mr. Burrows, from ;his State died Of eho
era OF the s'h A. Nicely from Miss died the same
day The winter, Burrowss friend says
found SOME Of Ncely's friend. who were about q
bury aim and they kindly ssreed 10 set coln There
were tonr OF Us mere itwas sgrecd that two should
prepare The Geso for The COINS sra two R the ggsve.
Weak a. l~Ss chose the latter rather than Gain
ihc rcol, - rtpulssve 20 ne. The eosns c.uE A. 3.
Al niso', sia we Nended cur way 10 tee graves by
the earth foar were deposited side ty in 4s hcur,-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
schooner yaInes Nelson.

PsOvIDENoE, Tuesday, June ?.
Capt Mowry, Of brig Ory Tar has arrived
in the city md reports having fallen with, the
passage schooner James Nelson Of New. Brunswick,
J. from New.York for swsnsboro, n. c. before re
ported oismssted and abandoned IN the gale Of 10th
ul and towed her into Dutch Island hsrbsr where she
now nes al anchor, with part Of her crew on board
The schooner is perfectly tight and free from water.
Most Of her cargo bad been previously taken out; a
few barrels Of whisky and several bugges and har.
ness remained in her. The steamer Pen, vii be dis
patched on her arrival from Newport to tow her to
this port