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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

NEW YORK HARLEM RAIL ROAp COhPANY.-THB
second dividend preferred stock Of the New York
Harlem Rail Road Company the rate Of eight cent
will be paid as the Office OF the Company No.
Row after sssday she third day Of uy next
The snr books Of the preferred stock will b slossd from
the 13d day of June tbs 4h day Of July DaGd June 18th
1870 SAML n. BLATCHTORD, Treasurer.
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RROADwAY ruEArRB-NR T. A. MARSHALL mo
Prister, nr W. r. Blake. hsaagsr.-Tsssdsy svssasa
June 70. the theatre will he rsspsnsd vhlsk sseasAs1
Mr. Maosser the grsstsst magician the age viii make
his first appearance In ths United States. nsaass a
comprised shs Of the EN CH ANr
~ rALAct snd the Tw o DREAMS including che la
sshsSs isls Fans Posndsr Cannon Bale aAyssd. CHI
nese Ccna.consr Pesooek Spanish Bvlsqun BaskAased
%rsrss ryios C.Iifornia Cello Bs5 81 Hsi
rgaes Ne; Family and TnrS oAroes 2ss 6allery IKE.
T. AsTLE GARDfN-FRENcH HEIsEs. PROPRI.-
tots -Ssmmer Fetesl Promensde Concert aad Ball.
ns nis,ns Tor this week only napansners Rs: Piece
iroBramns for Tuesday June 6:Frst Part Grand
ture Matanislo 0ermania song. 4 would Fairy,
Miss quartette Mr. Dstn and Sons Second Part
Grand overture the Festival Germans song, Peace in
ypE Mile Lovarney. To conclude with overture,
Guerrera Lndpsinner after the conoor till II
o'clock ensiye progress csSrats
the 4th Of July. Tcksts Is each open g.
com mence at precisely.
CAs1LE GARDEN.-UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or
~ the Summer Fstes Thousands uishsly 70 sa-
JOY the Prone AIDE Concert with fy and
host Of popular vocssts. Last week Of the DIsrINS
First g.rformsnos in this country Of GRAND BArfLn
PEE In which the whole force Of ths GRRAANIA and
the GuNGL,s BAND. with several suxilliAre. viii ~
Combined lew programme evory night. Cotlsns,
WAles and Polkas conclude the nmeRs Of each
ing Tickets - cents each Nopostponomsnt on account u
the weather.
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DANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE CON-
strussion Of Railroad the Isthmus Of Panama
Capital Stock Of this Company
amount Of 0 addressed to the under
enclosing $40 eash share suhscrbsd will bs
the Bank Of the State Of New York. Wall
Wednesday, the 9th inst Shares $lOe each. No sub
te binding until the hsls subscribed
Prospsetu. and Pamphlet sontai.ing inorms
WILLIAM II. ASPINWALL,
$SlE j. sI.ESTTfESNss. Commissioner
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a and u vss.rs.i D,..s:s and ali Other .s.e-
9naro BY ..e.s nun ssF OF beautifully os'sse
&C. i, f. SosgS'oI D. frscs $40 "a sdi,ion e
sras from Il; Boston Medical and sss:oa JSarn, INN
Ss . ss ~ hs ss
rs the. ~ ssas" h%
only found in the Libraries who knsx sh.s
ssmvtn sGs% % Of shs daids via
T. ss a Gs s so. and a.
ss e.. to n s s: 9.:i n %
Ssth the and the m; me. OF r ~ o
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s1s fs.hHs
Cd that he has duoed thorough we'll dtesed sy,t:aa-
~ of rs!ss .s ;ss:@ss =
rrsSs.s on IN. sssars
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S; 81 Aso q -I Tsu iS.SS T's,s
tndas rh and sprsee. the New York Medical .ae
s.,sss Ihssn.s &, ss1mssI; -
send ~ S,..srHy a.d he sa:Ss. ass.s:.. =.
cured, viii no, Be- published 10; 4: 'sssSsrw,c,
nR RALPH, .AuTHoR op the "PRAcI,cAt rnlt
ORA sSs ssna .ss' s.:.p.ss VIE =:
s: :.s ss:: w. ss
those who have ss.'An oss: 81 s':s
IL s1:s e cr Inopi:Ss .dvs.esi ana dl....s
prsssic. Ca" ssra rapid easy rsacs Ours ~h
be hAs grounds fY sotns oss " ""sss" wv" "" os0
source n America
DR DE LANEY, AwAks or THE MANY fENPTA-
IL tons which easily youth and early naahseA
OF life. that his long
rsnes extensive practice In private diseases IN ell
have emnently qualified him 10 treat that ela
mpants successfully and W warrant perfect 40
speedy cure. Once No. 81 Lispsnard strcot-
vU>HE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE xEDICAEOOM.
papion, by DR.. A. NJ Maurceau, Professor Of Diseasss =
" omen Sixts edition. 'smo.. IA Price 81 nNW
copies sold In six month";
Years suffering Of physical snd aish aAa1
wife, and pecuniary dcues the husbas
night spared thoussnds posr would have
joyed thousands broken health, would
Avenoya IT. hundreds In their beeu stl Ave
~ tiunety possession Of this work
intended especially Tor the married. o. shoss esassnS
plating marriage as di-coses important secrsss vhish
should be known TO tbem particularly.
To health does ~ -
nily, tits OF especial importance.
Here, ALEC, every femslsths wts The msner ths go
either Budding womAnh~od the "a this dssSas -
years, In whom oonempases important saaass
discover ts symptems snt che most euscs -
needles mcst certain mode ~ care IN avery -
which her Is subject -
For sale at Broadway, and - PubLsas 0AsA -
Liberty street. N. ". Little Co. AlbaSf ~ 49,
Boston; r. II Peterson. 90 Chestnut srtf PhAdefph1e
wpism Taylor 4 CO.. BsiumorcI j. " Rousccut Nee
Orleans; J. B. Cubbedxe. Savannah
On the receips OF 81, copy vii - trsnsmN~a ~ ~
Of pcssss, 10 any psrt o. the ycitsd s.atee All
nnst - sddrssced nos raid NJ A. ~ usuriooAu. -
IA New York rftv. 0NRre ~ L'tss's sresN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. XENsw I'll RvER, OAl
ME- w A ffDS.

HEW ARDS.
b ini.a win hair i lo.. :snssia. s.,ssss 3od,
..Ts;
Herald Counting Room.
SToLEN.-0NE GOLD HUNTING CASE LavEn
VIA ui =, gsnry 'snss % and
s. sr nf. S.w ha win lead .s h.
SO KEwARD-sTRAYLD OR STOLEN. FROM THE
3CV raturs Of the snhseEis.r IN the town Of shAya.
pair Grey H,res aud h. her eight years
'f
T.; s ,s ss q Ss
lighter color than Limbs. sSst. reward
Of the thief reasonable proeortion should appear
Shawansunk, june 81 1872
0OO .REwARD.-Losr. ON SATURDAY. THE 2sD
Wv ins abont Seventy Dollars supposed In the neigh
ssm. to So Hudson street will reserve the above reward
with the thanls Of the owner
COO REwAkD.-wATCH LOST, ON THURSDAY
zach, G. Howlste. Address " r.. At the Herald
Once when tho owner will give tie number OF 'hs watch
si,U4sTln..
TJEIoN eogSsE l. s. l.TRoTTISG.JTL s.., 81.
de free for eli horsss TO CLOSE on wsassday June fifth
In the above 5.t SsEi %a1f
CENrRRvILLR COURSE. L. I.-TRorrINo-PURsE
~ $3.50 $50 the second best mile hsats hest In dve in
free for all rottng herses to of Monday
July close at Greene kaddsns, Tuesday, June
rA T": sSt T' Sos lin %sss
uARLEM PARK TRoTrING COURsE.-A PURSE OF
II s2s win be given to come of Wednesday june q.
~ NJ free for all pacing horses milo heats best three
in in harness Entres to clo.e. NJ 0rson Madden
on or before r. H.. Tuesday, Jyps D. Sovvrp v,.
A MOST NOVEL MATCH AGAINST TINE HAS BEEN
"A entered into by two Gentlemen in tho city. which will
b, productive Of To of Boboken
Cricket sday June Nth lofy AZ O'clock
+. NJ. Young Man 10 bncked to pick up 40 stones
yard deposit each separately basket to
lie stationed at the place Of starting in fftytwo minutes
for the Of $780, BETTING to time. To meet
Washington Bouto Noboksn, and proceed thence to tho
scene Of action.
A SPLEEN DID FORTUNE FOR $40 OR Ga--Brsannia
"A SprrDg Portrait Club rs George street. Plymouth En
landry the desire Of parons Of the Club there
will 10 issued series Of engraved Portraits Of all horses
tered for the Great Doncsssr ST L~ge Race Of S4s The
honorable Piles those which characterized the
Derby proceeding The diff classes OF Portraits to be
member will be entitled Portrait Should represent
either Of the winning Starting Horses ~ will TO the
holder particulars below 5000 Members
sach series First Class Members fl-ssoond do T3-Thrd
70 the Mer- her may hold the Portrait Of the
Winning Horse I'd borss. Sd Horse. EaeA starting.
Let Glass, E2U.O0 E6.OO0 $1,000 $50
Sd lass, 1900 Is @0 SO
The be paid in full TO the fortunate winners
Immediate tor the vacant Memberships
sary All letters must be accompanied by renistanes-
Drafts made payable To the socy. ALTER JANns, Es
n. BA mber have more shares In either Of
the different Receipts will be duly and
numbers forwarded instanter Full particulars Of tho Race
Will be forwarded to distant Subscribers.
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LSOR CALIFORNIA; PASSAGE TICKET ~ TEN
rert trim ~ Crescent City. and the July steamer
frt m Pspsms for sale. Apply to WILSON = ChLLErr,
Ne. ~ Beaver street
EOk CALIFORNIA; PASSAGE TICKET. ~ Tuh
cabin. from Pansma TO franctsco, In the July
s,s.psr for sale, IL applied for immediately, TO
PS y FOWLER No. 81 West street,
VXvAkTED, TO CUARTER-A STEAMER TO KUN ON
w nj. mile route fresh that Will aoco IMMEDIATE
fire. thousand fifteen hundred for three
months Tho Of after party having Tho privilege Of her run
ming Any ron hsving boat thu. Sili Answ,f VIZ
by aodrcssg Box BIZ ress smce ~ Aensoa
to generally, by stating price sId tsrms
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INFLUENZA AND CoNsUMPrIoN.-Ir IS INDEED.

Il
i melancholy truth, that thousands fall victims oon-
every year from 5hSr than elected
eods Jet find hundreds nay thousands who such
complaints with the greatest Indifference and let them
tor weeks and even months without thinking Of the dan
At first have what consider slight cough
cold you allow business pie caelessne to
you giving it any attention. it thon settles upon
breast become hcarse, have pains in the side ohest
sxpectoae large quantities Of matter perhaps mixed with
blood dithculty Of breathing and then ind
your fooi.h neglect has brought this oompain II
then value life health be warned In time and
don't trhe with your cold, trust to sck
you; but Immediately bottle two Of thas
remedy DR. Wisars Balnm Of Wild Cherry which
Is we'll known to be the most speedy known
thousands will testify whose lives have been saved BY it.
For Influenza IL the best medicine In the world
Memo nuns unless signed BUTTS tho wrapper Fer
sale hocsuo and retnl by Me- A. Il. d. Sands lOo
FULTON ST. Of lillian; 73 broadway. Irving Buildnas
Of Chambers viii lam burger, 81 Coutiauds and
BY the druggists generally throughout United States and
Gam
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OTICx or The AUbekN AID hoChHSIkk T.
per the capital stock Of ths Company
has this day Len declared payable 20 the
rent s1 months ending on iai day Stockholders will -
ssvs their Div dt nds whore their stock registered TO witt
Bank Of the State ~ New Yop& in the City VI New
Yorh the once Of Mersrs. Thay~r Brother In
Office Of the Treasurer In this place The
Transfer Books will he closed for days previous 10 The
6rst day OF august nsxG CHAS. SEYMOUR Treasurer.
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CELEBRATED PIANIST, WAC uAS JUST ARRtv-
IA "a n this civ from PARIS dssrors 81 obtaining no I'd
respectful family, where he give LESSONS equi
ysleut lie speaks French German aud English Address
he nNiae oil thia An hIc rLeh u. u
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TINE MAIL S1EAALk FALCON, YOk CnAGRES.--
The ow will despatch this fine steamer With he
government alta for Cgr.s via Havana and New Orraas
the 18th June instant On the lAs voyage two or more
embarked this port evidently for snisSS9
tho OF difficulty and delay Hs
Re against eimar In future, the
WILL each Chagres and return thence vA View
Orleans On her .hs made shorter time than
kno~n: having reached tnis in
than . from Hav For speed. SAFE
esooleut the Pacsn In unsurpassed
steamer ahoat This offers the
dederakle mediums Of with the Ithmms Of
Panama pAs,esess distance arc =" make
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RELT RIBB0Ns-TRN CASES. RNTIKELY NEW AND
ID plsndd designs Belt Ribbons Ave Figured 5wiss
Drese; ssht-ourth Lace Looking glass and Po
Coverings pink and white. reosv cd,
and for saIe by L. ~. MOON, lis Beaver street.
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DOARDING.-GoOD FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BE
ID obtained with part full board In . small Priva,s
nmiiy wl-rc the comforts Of homo he enjoyed
-, N lane nrdt
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sspA RIDING, &c


GUNNER ROARD-SK GENTLEMEN CAN BIZ AC
s"nmeds'sd With board, ~ one Of the most beau u
healthy place. the Sound miles from Glen Cove
ong shd) The best references required For informa
t.op rppy me- j. FlNIRLS ~ Broad entrance IL
Grs, skr~
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Avs OF NEW YORK. i6ta--CERTIPIED EDITION
L. ~ the sessiou Laws warranted ~ he she only legally
red copy ov sale In this city Just and
Lo oh, aiDed from the sseh' Of The publisher.
John ], pl>SSY, Nc, Nassau street.
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CANADIAN MARE FOR sAIE.-A s"RREL MARE
~ Just arrived from Lower CAnada years old lt hAnd
high Saddle horse and has been ridden lady
very hsrne. kind and Of endurance
saddle bride, ks. To b ut the Stables
Cherry street.
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A MOST NOVEL MATCH AGAINST TINE HAS BEEN
"A entered into by two Gentlemen in tho city which will
M productive Of great amusement To of BobokeI
Cricket sday, June Nth 1919 ~ o'clock
r. N. Young Man 10 BACKED to pick 40 stones,
yard apart and deposit each stone separately in basket
lie stationed at the place Of starting in minutes
for the Of 500. BETTING to on time To meet
Washington bouso Noboksn, and proceed thence to the
fcs ofactiop.
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EXCURSIONS.

= =
CTEAs BOAT EXCURSIONS TO THE RLYsIAN
~ Fields, Hob0kon.-fhe steamboat PIONEER, aad
tor June th will make daily excursions 20 ths avorte
place Of leaving the foot Christopher
4. ~, 1s, and lh; 1t IA r. NJ, IN, ga "a, 50. "a and
IA r hi leave foot Of 18th street NJ w A. w. lO &C. &C.
for Christopher street a. tho even hours between 10 O'CLOCK
a. NJ, until O'clock, r. M, (omttins the o'clock trp.)
Fare each way. GA cents.
EXCURSIONS TO THs FISHING BANKS EvsRY
u Monday. Tuesday, " sdnesday. Thursday Friday and
fao viii above leaving foot OF Robinson ST. O'clock
Nj. Hammond, SA Canal eh catharine. 2, Pier No &,
a NJ Refreshments bait, And fishing tackle provided
O "A board. Fare 70 cent? each way.
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nErOT OF CORNELIUS 4 CO.-SILvERRD AND
~ Damssk Chandeliers. Cirnndoies, solar aat Lard
Lamps Of dessns also, los Of Pised Tea
sets, from S23 IL S Table Spoons asto-s Baskets
40. at reduced prices. ASHER n. MORGAN, i52 William
bet Fulon md Ann. Opposite the Church
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WORD TO HORsEhEN DIR PEARsON3 BAR
n bsrs Rmbrocaton d, cdedly the best that
be Nsed for the Of .prap bruises cuts CALLS spin
curb ringbone SPAWN illness OF the JOINTS
of the Price only
20 90 For SALE wholesale and RETAIL
j. swallow l23 Fulton street, fifth d. east Of Nasssns
alto for by Wyatt ~ Christie and BAyAd and
Crumbe Of and 4th streets and druggists
reps
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FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA HAVANA: NEW oRLEANS.
sdous double engine steamship FALCON, will
sA sove with United stsse male for the Pacific
steamer from Pans ms July Pnsssnsyrs by Falcon
will avoid delay and expense az Panama Ps-
sage Chagrer-Afer saloon Slk forward saloon, SlH
lower cabin steerags $50 found Persons Of
the by forwarding one half The
amount The Falcon burthen built the beet
The for Of grade
are and we'll ventilated Hev machinery has
been thoroughly and proved uAsqualed and being
double peed aud safety THAI
otherwise he found For PASSAGE FREIGHT apply to
/. n 6pUrRre iewsst .tyeat
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA CHAGRES-ON SArUkc
Il day. June YOthTbs we'll known steamship CRESCENT
CITY stoddard, nastsa will for Chagres direct
Saturday h from pier North River, ats oclookP
M arriving the Pacific II July The
Pneihe mail Oregon and California having arrived
hack Panama IL TOR direct and rapid
oommunicstio. With For freght PASSAGE
apply to y HIN ahD q So ~, - br'snwny.
Wiis"n, Commander will succeed the Crescent Cry
ard sail Chagres the 18th July Both ships have
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VAPok BArHs-E. cARROLLs INDICATED VA
por. sulphur and Iodine Baths 81 Barclay street. few
doors below Church street. vasor Baths most
health at this Of the they the skin
reject that would Sstonish who had
peeled on the dead oueie from the skim In % these
delightful Al luxurious renovators
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COUNTRY-A LADY Is DESTROYS or PROCURING
~ fosrd of herself aud chdrer. in farm house. pri-
.ts Ism y. within h'ur's s9 rI. from the oity.
line addressed topsry to the ohc- Of hs will DO
d,nt 10 for one week.
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Single copies, in wrappers. sixpence
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DR. s. n. SHANNON, or TENNES SEE. WHOSE Sue
- in the treatment and Of infammatory aad
hronc Rheumatism. Dyspepsia Headache aud all knds Of
Neuralgia fectons has been cbrcLcled by tho Western
pros past Is at the Hattsy Hotel No.
Green ~ch street Tho Doctor invites all no afflicted
with Chronic Darrhes call him. and he will furnish
the with n intnlihle remedy. free Of charge
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SHIPPING.

Anexperienoed sursson on board trigh WIZ DO onarss%
tors pass through the Post 0e Passage
New York Boston LivsrpoolFtrst Cabin slzO
seecps DO. $40. For freight passage apply to
e. CCNARD,
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MEDICAL.

nR WHEELER, OCULlST y GREENWICH STREET,
- devotes his exclusive attention to Dseasss Of the Eye
and ophhamie surgery Artificial Eye. inserted Of whi
he has Just imported beautiful from PRrik
Once hours from A. N. 10 o'clock =. M. pamphlet
containing many remark able effected BY Dr. Whss
he had graf uitously. At his Ofios.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-01
shfIlINESGlI

sEnrs I'm EsorAs Rsa1srsn The third
snusn6efs of this excel M little paper has
come 70 hand: neat lie mechanical exe-
cu.ion, and clever in its editorial depart
sment, it certainly deserves encouragement.
Mclean and Owens are the editors and
publishers.
The election in the Territory comes off
this day, and from the number Of candidates
for the Legislature, we should suppose the
contest would bea spirited one. Politics
are kept out Of the question.
+ The Winnebago indians are causing some
trouble above st. Paul. and it is thought that
it may become necessary to organize avol-
unteer company Of soldiers to keep them in
subsection.
The corn crop in the Territory looks
promising, whilst the wheat and oats have
been very much injured by the Army Worm.
Deatis II .NeU York, from cholera, up to
July 18th, s44,
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syighlingaies 7'oasl.--At Fireman's
celsbration at Chickopee, Mass. the Rev.
MI nightingale gave tho following toast:
.s.OHr Fire Enginss-may they be like old
maids, ever ready, but never wanted"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-01
ST. Louis, July 3Oth, 1849.
Conaagration--Fiye Boats Bmrnt.-Riot
Seven Firemen. Ka7zed!!

- 3 .
Steamers A lgoma, Dubuque, Phoenix, San
Francisco, and Ann Mary were burnt yester.
day morning together with their cargoes, worth
sl3G. 600. The Algoma had Just arrived from
the Missouri River, with full freight.
rhe fire caught in the engine room of the
Algoma, and spread rapidly to tho others.
A large California mail was on board, part
Of which was saved. The Mary was loaded for
New Orleans, with full freight Of 47O tons oil
produce. She also had on board 500 hogs, most
of which were burnt. Mostly insured in East.
ern offices. Capt George Young, of the Algo.
ma, was either burnt or drowned No other
lives were lost
Capt Cleveland escaped An Irishm n struck
a fireman; the blow was returned; crowds OF
irishmen and firemen gathered around, and a
bloody fight ensued. The Irish fred upon the
crowd, and were then repulsed. They took re.
fuge In O'Brien's.
l:sbed it, with its contents up~t~-is O'Clock,
crowds of Firemen assem- bled, and demolished
several houses Of the Irish. Seven of them
were completely riddled, and their contents
| destroyed
The soldiers were final y ordered up from
Jefferson Barracks, when the mob dispersed
All was quiet light night Seven of the Fire.
men were killed.
1t is difficult to give the origin of the fray
a blow or two was a signal for a general fight,
IN the course of which every possible missile
was used. The main body Of the Irish took
refuge in O'Brien's Coffee House, from which
they assai!cd the by.standers with fire-arps-
some of whom were severely wounded.
| New YORK Both July, 1S49.
| Number ofletters publl shed in the Hera Id
from California, calculated to dampen ar
dour of old Hunters.
One correspondent says, that, when the
last steamer arrived at San Francisco, she
had $50 passengers. Ofthese. 800 return
ed Immediately on seeing the true state of
things. He met, on his return from Cali
Iornia, on the road rom Mazatlan, through
Mexico, large numbers of Americans. in
the greatest distress-tbeir money having
givensout before getting half way to Mazat
ian. Sc verai Americans Joined the Mcxi-
can robbers, and committed many ontrages.
81 The largest pieces of gold he had seen,
weighed az bounce Iostso the emigrants
were compelled TO Del their e fleets on their
arrival at SIM isco their nlsans Be.
I ing exhuustesls
Cholera III 77Vssscs YorJks, .-1s9 cases and
lG0 deaf HIS Will inthelast % shours.--J 30.
PlI1EApELpHIAs July I30---5 y. NJ
Thirty -four eases Cholera, aud Is deaths a..
CURED within the last "a hours. gsg "a w
PITTsBURGs July 30--5 =. nj. 4
Mo- Cholera Very III u w rain to- day. 81
rs CINcIssN JURY 3OTH 81 n. n,
81 InteSmsntss2 ga hours ending IL O'clock
from Cholera 14-other diseases "a. saS..
( ST.. Louls,a JUIY sou
saI nse rneniss on Mondi6i " fesn ID,
ISM louis iARKE7s Kun ecurs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-01

Cha, coal and suiphur.-Doctor Birds
pills, said to have had such wonderfully
happy effect upon the Cholera patients in
Chicago, are found, upon analysis to con-
tain portion Of Morphia. Great bird that
birthstone doctor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-01
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