New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

lu4ur-l Home. CDurcl persons N---cfl L4u-
pals, " liam and Celrer-sts 81.
Tie rum'er of deaths or ilr same week AZ yea vas
~ sloN n A. increase Of 80 The eholrfa re,IlLs oI
asi week = within two q tie entire ncnoer q deaths 10
A. w WHITE, Ciy Inspector
Cily Inspectors Oace. June %. ls9
No TiDiVss OF So JoHS FksNSLIS.-Letters
received yesterday from the Hudsons Bay Terri
tory y way u TIE Sal s. Mare bringing ate sence
from Fort simpson 81 date the IN u October 4-st
The writer Of letter from tlat post says. eighteen
men Of the expedition arrived here yesterday from
Fort Cou1fence sent 20 be kept during Winter Lney
went round from the mouth VI the Ichenzie 20 the
foppernine hut vesti 20 word OF sir John Frank
ill., any one else except Esqu.mauN whom hey -"
IN aree number. very large party q those daring
rascas met the expedition a. the mouth ~ the Nchfn-
ze snd 81. on n former occasion wanted 20 maze
prize Of the boats and a.. that was IN them. Bat
nothing serious happened Sir John Richardson IL 20
proceed - Canads a. soon a. the Mckenzie breaks mp
next spring Rae Is gong With one boat again 70 the
Coast Montreal Gazette, 18th.
RErUR~iNG ENioRaSrs-Several emigrsnts
have lately returned from the Plains perfectly satisfied
with prairie lie. They report great deal Of sickness
on Plains frequent loss OF oxen and mules, and
everything else calculated deter persons from cross
ing the Plains Whether these tales told Tor the
purpose Of justifyng them IN returning, or 70 deter
others from yenturing on the Plains We Know not
We have seen letters from several persona some
written Grand leland which state that the health Of
mpanies were good. and al getting along a. well as
could be- expected That some will die on trip Of this
kind must be expected-but that large numbers are
daily dying with cholera the Plains We don't exactly
believe 81 Josephs (No) Gaz. 18th alt.
Lad MISS ~ MIsbUKI-rhe 81 L0His Re-
Dbfican mentions the discovery Of several valuable
lead mines ia Newton County. No. about ten miles
from Grand Falls. One OF the leads has been worked
three four months. by four hands. and they have
taken out about 1900 pounds Of ore and hsve since
struck lead which j. about four leet thick way
is extent the other way had not been asceraned One
of the men engaged In this mine, and who has been
twelve years engaged in the Gaens mines says that
be never better prospect IN that country.
Another lead has been struck By 4 farmer about
three miles distant from the Just mentioned which
is represented very large and valuable stone coal
Is also found in the ueigh5orh0od.
EXPEDITIONS TO THE UPPER BRAzos.-Col.
Johnston Of Texas Is preparing an expedition TO ex-
pore the country the sources OF the brazos he
has applied 10 Col Harvey for permission 70 raise
company Of Rangers 70 accompany him on the tour
There OF country between the Pec0s and the
sources Of the Brazos that is much tara gc0EHUd
As the country around the sources OF the Nile
Dr. Conoy with the Chihuahua traders passed along
the southern limits Of this region ia -i0 and accord
his il Il intersected with numerous
beautiful and fertile valleys waterci by that
appear 10 rise in vast table lands 70 the north.
~. o. Crescent
GlINrR CoUNrY GOLD.-The Dalton Ga Eagle
SAYS. Mr. John y. Senter, young man OF this place,
VINO mas been for time engaged in working one OF
the mines in Gilrner has exhibited beautiful
specimens OF gold IN it, rough and natural state The
pieces Of different sizes worth from 81 20 = each
been melted snd poured on the ground spsnghng on;
ia different directions. The specimens are beautiful,
and well calculated to give man the gold iever
CLIMATE Of PRrNcE EDWARDS lsLAND.-For
the last month have had the weather unusually
cold scarcely night without frost and that OF a very
nature Il has also been very dry, and for the
last fortnight fires have been raging in the woods near
all the island frightfu extent; every day do
we hear Of mills houses, fences &c being destroyed
the atmosphere has been quite clouded with smoke.
We have not had one really warm day until to-day.
Grain looks very ind.ferenuy, and the grass much
Islander June ID.
PiRATIcAL ATTACK UPOS Vessel BoUND FOR
California oFF THE CoAsr OF BRAZIL "A letter from
passenger board the schooner EudOras OF Bangor,
tor California states that on the ith Of Apr, while OF
Cape ST Augustine Coast OF brazi) in calm even
ing gang pirates open boats attempted % board
thrm but boat receiving the contents OF 20 mus
kets as she neared the schooner was upset and her
crew lost-and the other seeing the expected
OF their companions and the determined aspect OF
their intended prize deemed discretion the better part
OF valsr and kept Oft Easiport (Me) Sentnei2th ult
a FEMALE SUTLRR.-It affords US great deal
Of pleasure 10 announce that Mrs. Eliza Ann Ennis,
widow OF the late VIM Ennis Esq has received the
appointment Sutler Al Fort Adams 10 Ill the
cy occasioned by the death Of her husband II Is the
hst instance where lady has recsye ed appointment
Ike this and Il was obtained through the KIND
OF Col Gates, sustained by all the officer. at the
Fort Newport News
THE CRfvAssE.-Rumors were rife in town last
evening that the crevasse At Sauves about break
ing through again. To ascertain the truth OF these
ports We dispatched special messenger 70 The works
last night he left the az ~ o'clock this
ing and reports the erected by Dunbar and
Surg we're frm and apparently sufficiently strong 10
resist the pressure OF the untl sucn time
permanent levee could be buIt y. o. Delta, 23d.
MURDER AND ExEcUTfoNSFletcher Camp
bell the overseer Of Franklin Hsrdesty ESQ Clerk Of
this Parish was murdered by negro belonging Mr.
II on the night Of the lin uiL The wound IN
licfed with hoe. and caused death in few hours
The murderer tried Tuesday last before Justice
q w Cstieir and John Morgan associate justice, and
en owners OF slaves aud scalenced 70 be hung the
29-h Ut Ar. Campbell leaves widow and children.
Jackson LA Mirror.
FIKys-The glue factory Of John Eyans. Bruns-
wick y Y was burned up on Friday night last In.
sured 81 100: loss not known. A block Of wooden
uildings belonging % John Knowlton snd John
StAvers, MacdonOugh--t Portsmouth, y. Il. was de-
stroyed by IRE lAsl Wednesday. Loss $500 insu
rance $1,000
u One Mary Foley was pat upon her trial in
New Orleans on the 23i ult for putting out the Eyes OF
Joseph W King by pouring some poisonous liquid into
them while lying a sofa Al night. The sufferer hng
was led TO the sirnssss chair, perfectly bhad Tue
Girl pronounced guilty the panishment Is seven
years Imprisonment and the OF s2'DOO.
ELEorioS Rior.-At the primary election held
yesterday in the Fourth Wards disturbance took place
in which officer stowel VISA severely beaten and then
arrested on charge OF disorderly conduct, i appear
ing the Court Iha, h should have been the sceussr
rather thsnihe accused he WAs ct once discharged.
~ Tie funeral o! the late Andrew Harrison,
one Of our m0st esteemed citizens attended yes
terdsy by large coacourse OF relatives aud friends
who TO the number Of enc hundred AMI hty. pro
ceesed to Greenwood Cemetery BY the STEAMER
Greenwood, from tie foot Of Chambers ST. The faciH
ties which toe s0rds Tor visiting the Cemetery
Was the subject Of general commsndaton and remark
among the large company on board.
~ THEoTHILUs FIskE IS 10 have a comph
enisry benefit gwen hun this evening Al the Coliseum
on which occasion be will deliver bis Address upon the
Women OF the Revelation. TO BE- followed BY series
Of remarkable and amusing experiments Ia Natural Ph
iosophy and also in Electrical Psychology.
e The FARMERS CLUB meets to day at noon
II the usual place. number Of seeds and gratis will
b. distributed
FoE NEwBUR6H.-We see, by an advertise