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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

Steam Engines & Boilers
RE made and repaired on the shortest
notice by the subscriber. Shafling and
Machinery Of all kinds made to order.
| Castings furnished of the best quality,
and extremely low.
roofs, PATTERNS. DIES. and all
kinds Of work usually done in a machine
shop, done in style which cannot fail to
suit customers. GAS, STEAM and WA
TER PIPES always on hand.
= AARON KTLBoURN..
No. 4 Howard ST., New Haven,
May 2lst, lS49. : sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
BR1DcERoRT AND NEW York

4.ea@e Bridgeport at. 8 80 A M 100 M and
4.30 M. Leave New York At IT'S A M A M
and 3 NJ. The 8 o'clock M Train FROM
New York connects with the Housaton,c thro'
train, and the o'clock NJ Train FROM New
''osk connects with the New Milford Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
GERMAN MAGNETIC
LEN.E.W E.NT.

A sure cure tor Rheumatism, Sore Throat
Quincy, Salt Rheum, Affections Of the spine
or Hip Jaint, Burns. Scalds, Colds, Coughs
Weak ness, Nervous Diseases. liberated Sores.
Toolhache, Headache. Group or Hives. Stiff
Neck, Ague in the Breast or Face. Hard Swell.
Iings, aud enlarged Joints. Sprains, Stitch in
The Back. Frosted Feet or Chi bIains. Bruises
Corns, Bunions, Pain in the Side or Breast.
pimples, Flesh Wounds and Cuts II is also
the best in extant for Sprains, Calls, Swelled
Legs. ecratches. Bruises, Nail Pricks, Wounds,
Cork ~ Horses, &C., &C.
oo-prepared only by A. c. GRANT. Albany,
New York.
pc;-For certificates and particulars, see cir
culars left with Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
iLlTGMTlELD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

THIS Company ha sheen in opration Fifteen
L Years ending July 3, ls4s, and haveissuee
|3l53POlicfes,
Amount Of Propettyihsured during
the time ie, $2,43.l54
Amount Of property now insured is ,O94, 62l
whole amount of cash premi-
Themna paid into the Tssasnry du-
ring the time ID, $l2, N.35 2
To interest receivedon Loans l,ll9t3
-.. l3,:9assl.s
Amount OF Premiums now charged
on the Books which can be col
lected If required. 22,2S2,76l.2
s5ast,75
The whole amount Uf Losses which
have been paid 10, $lO,5ol,69
To amount OF expenses ...
paid to Agents. and
for lns plates, Books
Stationery &c.sis S,6O6,46
Present. capital or funds Of the Com. %. 667. co
There is now no claims against the. Comoa-
ny for l0sses--and during the time i, has been
in operation, there has not been any ASSESSMENT
made on the charged premiums
The expense ofinsurance in this Company on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts.
on the 800 per annum,
OMce9.S Of the COa3e200 aay.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12

OMfces.s Of the COaael00 ssy.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER WIN. Treasurer.
LASON W-HI7IScG, Seere4G+A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
Chronic REORGANIZATION.

Cspt. Esra Knapp. 81 Willow street. Brooklyn, N.
had RheaRatism tor 80 years. he used Branfs Aedcia
which effected cure Numerous other caeegof tecer
and long standing have been eHsctnally cured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
PURIFY! PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH are 10 The BLOOD.

There 10 not Of all the VARIOUS remedies puEpoF
ing to be Purifiers Of the blood that bsgns 70 possess
a. uuch Psyifyiag asd Healiag V1fue a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
I.xVER CONHPE,A Am

Doet Matthias Hubbard, of Stamford. Conn, ONE Of
with Liver ComPlsiat many years, and perfectly
cured, by using Brarfs Purifying Extract. We could
name hundreds of other cases, also cured.
4 III
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
-FEYER.sORE CuRED.

The Rev. Richard Dunning. Pastor Of the Pre6bSte-
rian church. Adams Basin Monroe Co, N. Y, wrotS
follows have just received letter from Mr..
Chimney Dunning relative to the Of his Fever
You may depend what 1t states for he IL Christian
man and an elder In the church. Some years eince be
had to have one Of bis legs cut off, to save his life "a
eonseqehcs Of Feycr;sors lbs other leg being ncy
Braat's Medieine-hEAD THE REsutf. He says, 4
have used only THREE BoTTLEs Of BRAN1T$ MEDI:
fAat Medieine and CAN how ssy that with he biess
Of God. e Aos Effected cure " my iS" See Psmph'
lefs. for full parficulars
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
u Z. wALLAcE q CO.

nrFor Sale By A. C. Smith, Liichfsld,
,xholesaIk and retail Crow q. IeYett, Nex;
Hartford; Gafhfop q BEsascfd: WolG6tttilIe /,
a Miles 4 Son. Gosken Gfe6oey y Pierce,
Cornwall Bridge ;R B Mitchell. Lakevillo.
w. C Bristol Woodbury.; Pratt = Foster,
West Cornwall; e. s. WondFsrd, Winslsa
Hiram Peskirs, Do J. z. WsTnsr, RoxbaIy,
6. W. Whiltlesey. New Milford. =. 9 Law,
renee NOtHolk John FFankIih. Canaan, C. =.
Peck Ellsworth &C. L: Prindle Sharon, War.
ron &NeAtO0 Manufacturing Co. WateEtOvim.
Allofdefs. must be directed 70
WALLACE 4 CO., BrOoAlyn.N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-07-12
Bridgeport, Troy, Albany and New
Haven. #

sted, Sharon, Goshen. Norfolk, Litchfeld
Woodbury., DanbuFy, Bethel, Pittsiield, sc. SC,
Oo-No Agent Of this Company il authorized
to take charge d Specie, Bank Mites or vaiu-
able Paper, OF 10 receive them for transports.
sion on any conditions
q. A. KIRTL AND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April 1919. ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

~ TIE Ucsfs-n Christian. Baptist paper -
Elr,n. ILL., hasa letter from IN intelligent reader
On hiswsv = California. who hss been trsvehns
With ma ewes open and seen something lie says
The more see Of Land Monopoly The more mag
nsnt am ~ the supne carelessnes' OF u- li7'-s' =
allowing the Government O. impose upon mem 80
otrre..ve avs The idea that 80 o.i no..n 81, 80
Nv claim 20 tract Of land ~ large a. 81 the Nt"-Li-
and state. and levy black mai on AL Passers : sun
c,r+f- aa.u-d but when . done by the cornlVance
~ fhe e Government; and sii The ute tney have :
derived from that source fhcy tne Government her.
having tbs shadow q q fi'iel Ians sesr 'r,
49, mn lad better think. would Ike % inquire.
IL, 1. not all government inherent IN the people
~ Tia. one man any more power 10 govern 'hAn
IN Cen two men Of equal political power and rsh's
craase that power ana those rights y assoe.tns 10
gefher , -. 9. i,l.-
In other words. AL men have an equal risht 20 Hoef
~ property ana the pursuit Of happiness I al 20
zen men increase the rignt ly ssEreganoh' ,,
Atm Csn any individual or number ~ lLalslauA- =
DELEGATE % o,ncrs powers Vnien they themselves 10
not possess ,--..s -......-. sell.
NJ right 70 the soil Of me territory west Of the MS
SCUM unless ae occupied u
9TH Gould Le slve Congress power 10 90 tnat o. us
po.e Of that which be- hsd no gnt or power - 90 VI
dispose % himself ill,
In Where il the Government or Indian ut.ef
Vow answer those questions honestly and canoioly
and have the same rght he-e as any other man aho
no more. What ] occupy . mine, while 90 90 Ai'o
longer. . .
man or an ,af.an-doninion over it, and he who
occupies and De alone. ha. a real ute ,o.r
:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Electricity and Cholera.

Pr.fess0- g. gs-EiD ~ Ysle Col egs rss a. y
Tee "a ,i.. .utiec, 10 fte N.r-Ea-es Ps-r'rf1 ID
which ae d-r.as lhst there .s any unusual al ny''
rous coanecton te.resr ne condition q atuos2hefle
electricity and the preva---nz e7isenie 4 '''
which rave usually teen s-eEei Ia proof q LIS 'n
recuou. be- explains % the srP2osilon tn-' oe' -"
cause. which change the electrical siaie Of n A'
rse-s 4s-.o - inrrssse " diminish he ravs=e' OF
c.le-, The -eatous Of the stnospaere 70 e.ee'F'e'
- are controlled chiefly by The combined agencies Oh
.,5 MIXTURE Thunder storms occur most re-
.i, ,,-s, n. or j. hot sni damp. But i1is stale
- tho atmosphere unfsvo-sbe = the seton o. -
.,- mach ne and other apparatus for ne sT'41e'A-
..s~e.so, If electricity. Ire hot and Barlld AZ
s generates thunder storms ard mp airs tne acton
~ electrical apparatus remarkable for promotns
h.o.f changes In animal and vezets1 SUBSTANCES
Il, .c1 safe 81 The -r meat soon sPo-s 5Fss- So
,..er Flows rsncid. mix curaes and s~eetneat' ie''
n,e-- Here We perceive ire Professor argues INST
The .sre con5i-or q the atmosphere which preoe1e'
thunder storms and imgairs electrical sct9n assi~
v.,e. ,.rsr. sisesses and 4 &; any Psee where ne
es-fisr~ IL. r-4~srz there . 81 uHusus absence ol
thunder and ming may regard = e AA o.'-"07
n the u-ogrsss Of the epide1a.r eopio1s supp! %
rs however hasa tendency % lessen ne rAvsse' @.
5..es.e The Profes.or concludes that the d'po'4l
% s.cribs the production n The Choera 70 vHaton'
In toe electrical state 81 tie atmosphere are ho' "a l'
cordarce with the cautious sq-rt u me 4n1-e-'s r
osoFsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Cholera Items.

Tie Nerark Airerfiser ofyesterday says:
AZ New Brunswick AK deaths are reported as having
occurred on sunday
distressing aud remarkable case O; mortality and
family srlcuon 10 reported BY the Brdzr01 Ctr0aicL
a. Nlvile, West Jersey. Mrs. smith htlng slammed
e.i her chdrfn might have the Choiera. took them on
Saturday 20 the residence Of her brother miles
out for safety On sunday morning three Of the four
acre taken With TIE Cholers and ay the embrace q
death before sat They had eaten pr0f1sey OF green
aYfrs and oher fruit ine day previous thus would
that the very TIE mother hal taken
her children proved taelr ruin
The weekly report Il nfermenis IA Philadelphia for
the week endi.- On Saturday last gives the whole
number - Of which 10 ssre OF Cholera This a
an Increase over The report Of lEst Eex Of - IN lie
whole nuIn5er but only II the number VI deaths y
Cholera
A dispatch dated Montreal July g. says III Chol
spreading Viih fearful rapidly in his city The
deaths IN Montreal saturday were a. snt = Is r -
semed that tie humber yesterday wa sal E-eatsr~
Ihs terrible snd sudden increase partly y b.. stfri
.u-ed % s-ddsn chsa.e q weather since - tnun
der storm Of rdsy sst ne thsrmometer stood
seldom higher than ~ arc citen a. % ~ . degree
Prior % TIE storm y stood a. nigh a. ~ and 10
TIE Board Of Health Rave n0E become - alarmed
TAI hey AEe 4irsid - Pu5lsa reports eonseq1en y
The public merely lear OF the deaIns
The disease also spreading o ~ extent anong
he scld.ery Lord n IN refused n 0S them - cave
| tONH - requested > the military E edlcal men
In Quebec The disease ben ar more fnzhrful y
rs raEAsss than IN Montreal The deaths from i
| 70 Is per cay.
Merchants wil not attend a. their counting houses
| and business i a. stand stL
Many VI The srsi elsss OF the people have fallen NC
TINS 10 CholerA IN Quebec.
The following ihe statistics Of mortality N sont
| Of cur principal clt.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Waaldn,t Il be BadS

Cosmopolite, Paris correspondent Of the
Cowrier aaa EnqEirer, thus reveals through that
journal his apprshensions Of the course of things
IN France
"t 10 70 feared that the want Of union and eHsssbe
among the AnthRepuhhcsn parties conspiutng win
the spirit Of opposition which the severe uneonstu
nona and odous Of repression adopted by the
majority well calculated to cngender. "a preparing
snoiher triumph for the Red Republican,
Your fears are we'll grounded Sir aud no
mistake. 1.-THE conspiracy Of rsscals now misiu-
ing Fraaee, grossly violating her Constitution
Destroying her Liberties and doing all the dirtiest
work OF the Despcts coalition, is not rapidly dig
gtns its own grave, then We never read history
and don't Know anything at all. All the sorrow
in the case Ia that Rome. Southern Germany and
we fear Hungary will be crushed before France
can shake herself Tree from the shsckles which
have 50 perfdioasy bound her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Cholera nj ~. Louis and its >eishborhood-
Arrival from the PlaiB--NOrmoR- Nov
ing to the salt Lake, &c.


The interments during yesterday were "a. Of
which 81 were Of Cholera. Thi. q. decrease In the
aggregate Of from the day previous. and Al IN
crease Of three from Choers.
~ Alton. a. there We're l. deaths on Friday on
Saturday on sunday and on Monday IRON the pre-
vsiling epidemic.
Al Camden No the Cholersis raging ", d great VIC
lence Il has slso broken out on the steamer Monroe
ascending the Missouri with New York Recruits under
Capt Seymour. and several death. had occurred
Mormon train composing 400 wagon. and 500
persons was crossing Al Council Bluffs few dsgs
since preparatory 10 commencing the journey 10 the
great salt Lake.
Mr.. ". L. Psrvin reached this city yesterday from
the Plains and reports the storns migrants getting
slong well and grass plenty on the Plains, owing u
frequent rains the companies beyond Fort Larimie
mad suffered but little from sickness while those th.
side had endured great deal OF Inconvenience both
from Cholera aud smallpox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

BOSTON. July f7-AkRvED. L fteaIeY Prac'HOn.
Naples Iune Lerhora l2th Marseles zen, arrived Al
erAlt.r 2Zn szil-1 .sn Jun Len terc, sup Ia
-yrA1d. FROM Orleans for MTs-i - osrks virginia
from Ctar esgon Naxrzm. from Messina for Bost0r
Taney. Jaitsc states lTf1 ; steamer A.
eshAry, for DO ia M.i-ira- -th s7oke gong 10, al
Anerosn brig from >cyra Tor BOstoc Arr Al fsys Syh
June and 81 "a daily Lef there, snip Young PasuK.
Be- dfora sps PER- do Is % -sth. 81
NAYS sap EAss=. st~erns - m INST An sao
VIM ni.e seaS. painted ports slowing elie Tag with
border Nita blark Diamond IL cellrr 18Th.
Afacf Packetsnp steering L slowing vtcis penraot
r>t BAL N center. lad Uh.s stresk ard painted pors
SHIP North CAroina. Newport ", May n LVlAn, Gas
gov, Asy =, ~ Passengers; May BrEgs. Pk1ltrA Nm
II Hairs. Logan ard Root VAIN. Ph.ls scnrs Edos c,
Alert and COptA- DO; by Franklin. NJ. eelov, shi ?
Ponnsc. fn Calcutta; br< Ssney Treat fn Sorissns
CLEAEED-sts&n-r Canals. HsifAr ..d Liverpool; snip
WssA.nstoc Astor, CA.eaEA oxk seyis nyrsA ergs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Arrival OF the I. =. Steamer Princeton
Vessels OF War spsken-Interesting Ac'
count from Keme, &c.

BOSTON. tuesday sAil 49,
The L. : steamer Princeton, Englc. command
er arrived here this A she eft Naples on the 7sh
Of June, and fell In with the srigate Constitution
Gwinn some 40 miles out She SAILED from Leghorn
the 9Th and arrived Al SPezra the day, where
she found the sloopotwsr jamestown ready Tor Leg
horn. On the ith she reached Mar settles where she
board the body OF the late en-. Fenwick, and
sailed again the 9th She srrv I'd at Gibraltar on
the 2Otn, and passed the : schooner Fanny Hunter,
l00 miles east Of the Kocs she a.so passed the L >
steamer Allegheny. both Of which bound for the
ai,ed states.
The Princeton touched 1t fsyAl, and sailed from that
port the "a OF July
Capt Enge reports being ia Rome eleven days and
While there witnessed the light between Romans
French and NesPoitAns. lie says that the Romans
fought brsvey, and u opposed 10 the return
Of Pope Pias TX as temporal Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1c.


Correspondence q me lfiunnc
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, July II.
The report Of the Cholera today IL encouraging
IL cases and 81 deaths Il Of the latter in the Block
ley Aims House
We are without local news OF Interest today The
weather continues cool and pleasant
rs rr market continue . very quiet LOO bbs fr-sh
round Peana ~ Yesterday a. 62i snd some lots ~ od
nrs Today st4 So 6f per hbl Dor city c0nsumpl %
,ir.f- -. a. - 81 for common and elect brands
md = . Tor extra 10 Rye Floar 90 ssss have neen
-.nortes Com Mesl 10 du.i sinai .sir or fenns 81
Is rerhbL Drain No further - - vi " Deal hsF" eeh
reooted Cone scarce. some isfilef saes oi fc ~
b.a been n .l- a. ~ ca cents. p,rtn store ohs-"e
,,1-- inferior aud prime southern Al - - r-ni' Aud
Peuua % cents per bn'nel WmsAy-st.--o OF Dds
=. -. n a cent. The markets. nearF hare ~ fhls
s.fss ~ STOCKS Fiat baIyf--1 -" L tr~s-nf N
h'.T. Il j ScanykU Bans. . Harisbgrgh bans.
:, ofo %. g. III S7sodo g.. ~, llli Do" Union
Csrsf H., % Resding lsss 500 Penn So. go - 10
In I'm, ist ~ Lehigh Mortgage Loan. ~
s~-.at B'ard q M,nufsctgf-fs AMI Mechanics banA
2sst q Qoo Cincinaasu " Bonds g. - % $3.50
90 Mon Bd..6s. $500 do new, - 5000 wilmington
Sc 81 - Oirard Bank, III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

O'CoxNELL oS the ROMAN QUESTION" One
evening m speaking OF Shskspere, O'Conn-ll said
Il am certain BE was Catholic In bis writings YOU
win ind his priests and trsrs good men. Tn. elreu
stance is very remarkable. when we consider that be
wrote Al period when abuse oil fopery would hsse
naturally been prsctced 10 court the ruling powers by
80 vsrite, who was not q Catholic himself
+. In the play Of King John. observed Mr.. Lucas
,the Editor Of Tahlrfl "ShsksPere SHOWS strong
Sisnelpstion 10 give temporal power and ~1'no'S u
the Pope" -. OH.
That" replied OConnell, IS a Peyfes's tatAoS''
.,,ts.~sf ava sas IL rAcA fis aad evd'e.s pa
ss,s 90 far a. concerns the PoPes sctaS $500 $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

ORR C.SApiAx CoRREsPONpgScx.-Oar Mon
,resl correspondent X Y. T.. complains that IN one
instance his signature appended to letter "Fi'e
bv another. OF course thi. was BY mistake Cansdsn
s.rs are interesting very many OF our readers ana
we publish from time to time the communications OF
.umbsr Of gentlemen holding very different opinions
on the questions which sgise society there but e>
sep, TO curtsii . paragraph now and then when the
fact. have been published from other sources or when
the discursve views Of the writer are given al an neon
venien, length we have no desire to NEEDLE with the
tp.l,.ima verba Of any Of them On matters oil po.'
cal controversy the public ike to hear al parties y
fore coming to decision the sss has gone '' VIM"
this night was Withheld from them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

swan PAis: Haeycr. wilminsscu, &c sehrs Rosnokc'
NspA--i.o s1ssa. Alexandra srd kls-oe, Pna Lse'n'
Yea YORK ID.
PORTLAND. is,h -ASsfvrn-Brss Lzydef lee IA
v,ra p Perst-. Phfs. q .. Msehisgc Go >Aii-
so-Bs-k g an. San rrsrcisco. ,A.
Ps-f c. >.nro-Ba-k Ne~iOn. Facinc- . -
HOLINESS HOLE, isih.-AKRIvso--sc1r 3 ili'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Cholera in Cincinnati.

IINCINNATf- INesuaV- july ~ = N
Tue report Of intermenis for the past - hours
NJ 20 o'clock This day Is 30 OF Cholera ani 90 from
other diseases The report q interments Tor the week
ending this lay il 05o OF which 66O were from Chol
era. The disease is now the decrease. About two
thirds OF the deaths are among foreigners VINO srs
daily arriving The weather = cosi and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Reosipts rithiE tie pat - A0urs-FLoIE +, 800
ibis WHEAT. ? 90 bush Coax, l1oO0-Tte trans
actions n Flour smaller than yesterday and ths
sales embrace bai small parcels 70 LIE trade a. steady
pnees. In Wheat, 200 bush Chicago sod Al 71e
Tie operations ia CoAS li0o0 bush At sc &c i1r
round yellow and &c 53ic for Western mixed Oars
ar slc with sac. 100 bash. sales Of Prison WHis
II are rnsxinz A. a+c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Arrest OF the supposed Murderer OF Buck
Cholera, &c.

BALrrxoEE, Tuesday. July Ia NJ
The southern mail brings nothing from beyond
Rchmond.
man named Davis hAs been arrested IN suspicion
n numbering Mr. Buck. clerk n the Baltimore ard
Cuba Copper Smelling Company By shooting him IN
the head on sunday evening asst Circumstance. are
SAID 70 be very str,ng against him.
There tour OF Choiers and four deaths
a. the Aims. house today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

PTTTs8UR0I Ilosdly- July I'-TN.
Some Of the rioters at the fire yesterday have
been arrested to-day and bound over.
The Insurance officers rather slow N granting
the insuances
The River hss lowered two feet two nche.
There have been ~ cases OF holsra and deaths
10 day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
Another Wan Shof.

BALrISoRE. Tuesday, July - P N
Inos. W. Latter shot man named named
Cook Al Richmond Sunday last-ihree balls taking
eject i . thought ,hst Cock vii not survive. lea
ousy Is attributed as the cause for the set
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

CoLrNsUs. o. gesdsy July H.
The Cholera is disappearing from the Peuiten-
uary. only two deaths occurred during the lac, -
hours. and no new cases In --ven days the total
death. ZOE, out OF 425 con'.cts. Dr. Lahrop diei
yesterday. There have been s.x deishs ia this city
since IhursIay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

Rrsipts sinee yes,erd9y-FLovR, 1000 bar
res WHEAT. bush none, CoBS. sOo0 bush--lhe
M fket tor FLoUE Is frm with good demand We
stice ssIes Of 20o0 5bis al l2i 3it tor common
5r4nds N.ehis. an and % for strait DO WHEAT con
tinues srn with good milling inquiry the sa-s' are
1900 5ush al Do Tor Cnicago, snd c for prime ONO
CozS arm and IN good demand sales ~ 90 mixed
We.tern A. sc. TIER g no ehanse n FsEioHrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

LORD BsouGHsn's RANxRrPrcv Acr.-This
able lawyer hss introduced into the British Parliament
code oi laws Tor The regulation Of OF Bankrupt
ey, divided into chapters, sections and sfncles ~.
ranged As do Revised Statues closely connect;
ps the various subjects with Anslysis and n,hr,
amended The rules for Furnishing fraudulent and
cr,,ninslv careless cases included The measure
/. undergoing. for the present the criticisms OF the
press systems which give preference to the aArsh
est creditor excluding the more indasenh should b
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. July Ii NJ
4 package from Phiiadephis continuing 5000
in Virgins funds belonging 70 M Iesthsrn s Co vas
purioined from our City PCS, O6ce on Sunday ls't
Al investigation /. gons OF and the MISTER kept
: quiet a. possible
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RICHMOND. Tuesday, JAY I'm
TIE Board Of Health yesterday reported three
Gases Of Choiers and not previously report
ed There were 10 deaths
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The fboIera I'm Montreal.

MoSTHEAL, Tuesday. July 10 P NJ
The ntermer IL from noon Of the latn 70 the Ism
II. Of Which 50 we're victims Of tho Cholsrs.
from the 9Th this day noon were g. Of
which 20 wers from Cholera The weather IS spe
and It . SUPPOSED that the eAses the report
nave b en- lew.
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Chnlern nj RulaIn.

BUFFALO. Tuesday, July Jpn.
There have been reported since yesterday 2
cases OF Cholera md deaths showing decrease
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Cholera in Philadelphia. &r.

IHILADELPHIA- Ileslsy- jay Il--FN-
The Board OF Health report . cases Of Cholers
Ani 81 deaths having occurred within the past -
hours.
There - no general news Of Importance.
Cotton IA. advanced &c. with moderate Transactions
Flour continues firm. L. Grain there q change Of
Importance.
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Cholera in Albany.

ALslNY Tues day July IT, P "
Seventeen cases and i've deaths from Cholera
have been reported since yesterday
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" TElssaapa TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
rholera M Richmond.

u For telegrSphic dispatches received n tine for
Evening Edition Yesterday. see First Page