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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

BALTIMORE sunday. Nay 20-lO Pm
This being Sunday the Wheeling telegraph line
IS closed. Cannot get a message by It from St
Louis tor you over 1t 70 night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ Our correspondent, An lrIshmas. Will
see that we have noticed the objections TO the sp-
pointment OF Mr.. MIrcHKL, on our first PAGE We
know all our correspondent says is true-lhat Mr..
MlrcaEL did not take the precaution to be born
here that he did not come here refugee. though
that would serve to render him still desrer To the
American People-snd that the Irish People can
afford to dispe with the Mirrors pity as readily
as they can do without his patronage The Irish
IN this country number at least from two to four
millions This great proportion OF our citizens
should have their opinions taken into eonsidera.
ton. even on the subject Of appointment to Office,
and we doub, not II the Irish and friends Of Ire
land throughout the United States were consulted
upon this appointment they would almost unani
moasly vote for young Mitchell.
The difference between Mr.. MIroHkL and the
Editor OF the Mirror is this We do know that Mr..
MITcsEL never asked for the Office which was
freely given to him. Everybody Knows that our
friend Of the Mirror did ask for the Office, which
was not given 10 him. In both cases pretty much
everybody is well plessed-with one exception.
Oar readers might guess who that exception is.
We trust our correspondent is willing to let the
matter rest here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

IAN ma NFIII . ~
AZ the request Of friends, and 20 avoid future
impostions Of a Ike nature would say that the pass
ports got, from the Consul Of this Government re-
siding IN New-York, unnecessary and useless No
demand has been made for them, and a. most Of the
~aniees passengers were induced 70 get them under
advice AZ cxpcnse OF - per man. we think u time
put a stop 10 such practice We were assured by
the Consul that passports we're absolutely necessary,
and that without them should not Dee permitted ~
pass through We wish you % call on that iuncu0nary
and demand the money back which our company paid
amounting 10 S32
We expect 10 sail from here on the sylph whale
ship from New Bedford. Capt Gardner We are very
fortunate There are undoubtedly 3Oo0 people here
and the excitement has been tremendous There are
vessels IN and perhaps halt Of the above
5000 have procured tickets. Many have been here
three months and yet without tickets. and almost
without hone. Very respectfullv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ The fashionable boot and shoe store 10 Fultons
.'ay crowded win persons u taste. getting come
WArsiSs's elegant Boots and CATERS To those wS
want handsome chsussure that will M Ike glove az
moderate price we say go 10 WATKINS, Ipyl, 3,eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ BY Judlclous system OF AL, ersing iu tho new
papers OF e country the largest fortunes have been
in the quickest Time Il may be adopted convenient
safely and thoroughly At PALNER's Newspaper Adrs
sng Agency, whore all requisite Information may be- hs
lie Is appointed 10 transact business for the best papen
far and near for which he daily receiving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

" The Woolly Horse i an exploded humbas q
Astorplsce Riots have subsidized The gold has not YET
rived from California all these facts are NOT more
sianual than that KNOX Of rs Fuon-s has produced
most aultess hats, Manufactured OF the genuine Roc
Mountain Beaver, for summer use. ever exhibited me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

NATIONAL MINIATURE GsLLERY-EDwARD Wmrs,
nA'AD"A'-This magnificent saloon possesses superio
advantages for the rapid production OF Daguoneoype Ms
iaures All persons who wish an sed ia eues.d
memselyes or friends should give this Gallery call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Cholera Reports.

BALTIMORE sunday May 20--l0 M.
Reports are IN circulation that the Cholera has
appeared IN Norfolk, Va and also in this city but
they are not credited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

APpears' hss Instituted suit against Mr. John Andres
Of 100 Aad'onst Tor damages In prosecuting HIN IA sey
and n-ugatng susannah Brutus 10 charge him with
"e crime oifape lie lays his damages al $1,000 There
ttieth-y gnidge existing between the parties and
enYlH Ar case ever come 70 Trial curious develop
geni- may uanspire. Nr Andrews acted as coun~ for
otsa4Ah bfuus during he examination Of Mr frost and
"nlch resulted In bic acqgitsi The case u creating
great excitement 10 south BROOKLYN
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Mailing Later from ~. Loui-.

PmIAnELrHIA sunday. MAY II PM
We have nothing later from st Louis. Tue
wires are dersnged between St. Louis and Louis
Vile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

srxAnER EsPiRE.-ln our Postscript OF saturday
morning there were several typogrsphiea errors
among them, for q minutes read Is minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

e Ma. CLAY declined a nomination by the
friends Of Emancipation. as q candidate for the
Kentucky State Convention. from Fsyeste Co.
The meeting thea nominated Rev. Dr. HoBr. J.
BREcKESRiDsE and Col. WILLIAM RHoDEs who
VII probably accent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

BLOCKADE OF VEsIcE-M. Halseman1, the
Austrian AinisieT to the Government Of the United
states has gwen the President otciA notice Of the
blockade Of Venice BY the Austrian aeet- commencing
or the i-h OF A1rl lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

The 5ostmen on the Lehigh Canal are .rl IN
suiAe, ana continue their encampment IN the Leaigh
oasin opposite this place There has been howeyer
anotner breach DO the Delaware division near The f,r
one 80 ha here could have much trade oassed 49,.
u - yer Ine iter u nov Jet In sgain but the boa men
20 el any ioaaed coal boats psss down oa. VI The
Lehgn Csnal, nor any empty ones pa-. up exrept bv
special favor On Wednesday II thls geek he st.Sz
passed up boar n M~ssrs Whtacrs s. Co Of he M,
IAN 4iLace, and another boat OF Nr Mlcheler And no
ior slr Housed. and with some resstsncs A. Hl
Lex, a nlcn ne and sent the bcs an ,
90 ''TeiAS ne attempted 10 pass down boat Tor
siesst- "mtaefe Go loaded with Beaver Meadow
coal BAT he resisted and the boat - 90 for l. =, -.
.elt BACK The sherr has arrested aud put la Dr-os
Afre o. nose acLfe 10 rescung The boat from him From
Appearance We should say that he bosfIne,1 Ar.
"a. although ne J0ats ar s1ll there "s
y : slnce wiring the above, understand tba, yes
ierday the sae nj made another ineeecusI .,tTn,s 10 -
down the coal boat Of Messfs Whiiscre 20 s1S 49,
sIcce-sil-y resisted ~ the boarlnen In ne atfeuo n
execute WI 81 fepeVn Tor he coal and thar in ~ -,
tempt the saerd snd some Of ais as.i.,art. ye,. 49,,
and sotne"nat injured Several u ose Who ,esi, 80
80 hs '0Sa arrested and imprsoned recogni xed
p" aNNe' lL4stou, Pa sentinel lsr
corEvspondent Of the PaNadelp6ar Pe.a.,,t,o,f.,
Whiting from Esston, May L. says
rs day has been day Of great exetspsn, .,,osu.
Ale snerr "enf 70 the scene today nth Doss- ~ ~
& ne 5os. va. sas o sa S p D. ss'.sss
aged 20 run aground Considerable sc,ss,rg a
1919 va cayAfed and recaptHed, blows were
100 ne S1enf vas Knocked own in the NIL, "a
hfed upon one % Toe roters Several pri.oners 49, a
.lfel some o. whom were rescued Stones wer. $500
~ ne poatnen, and some ngred The boat b,,seve,
r. ny Ga -lfed, and SAL remains 10 the { anal
~ rennypacker nzde for The Collector. or ., flt
~. ~lsre ~ rems.ned shut Up Tor some hours
- 9-rf-1 d-enAnz M Peunypzckers life In dsnge,
assembled a. armed posse % rescue him and gof o,
~ aef One Of ouT cinkeus, A H. Reeder Eso snsio1.
70 prevent o.Oods1ed, offered II The Sherr yyc,1S M
nat ne would 70 alone and bring Nr Pen,vr 49,
unAafmed Ihis Wa acceded TO- and by uesr. ~ ILL.,
Lslonsisnce eseeualiy accomph sbed-hs bosines 80,
an armed posse for tomorrow nornn- -, s-.nuoned
boat, and our town 10 much excited 'eP'~'7 he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

X The President has officially recos uised
FEESANDo BERNAEDESa as viee-Consui Of Portugal Tor
the port Of Philadelphia and other ports The STATE Of
Penney ~ ana. pelsasre and West Iersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
NEW.YoRK. MONDAY. MAY 81.

,..s OUTSIDE eoiSna q matter hat
80. o.t s.tars.y moaags Trsss % sAs room s' n
Yo-.erps puoshsa - great par O. or 49, -
cay r..t e-cr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

" The Steamer Cherokee, Capt. LYON ar
rived yesterday from Savannah Ga whence she ssliea
on the 10th inst Capt Lyon and our inends Of the
Saseazab Georsiaa and Dails RtPae.aesA have our
thanks tor late pspers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

" LEARY &Co.-Gentemen's summer Hats. OF Rec
Mountain Silvery Beaver. without MIXTURE eXcelhngi
all the requisites OF quality. style and richness Of colorE
before offered, viii be ready for sale Thursday h
inst by LEARY co. Hstiers,
myl9 81 3 and AsOr lfolse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

GENrLEMEN's HArs-SUMMER SryLE.-WN. n Btm
Co. Haiters, l56 Broadway, New.York, i5a CLesmate
Philadelphia, will issue the summer Fashion for Osnie
mems Hats. on Saturday next, the 10Th inst The Hats
Manufactured with the and sueniiou from -
Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver. Il Is OF beautiful cos
hi airy and elegant and possesses every requisite lH,
comfortable and durable Summer Hat myl4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
MRS. JERyIs mas REMOVED

~ Her principal Office for the sale OF the universally
admitted good Throat and Lung remedy
MRS. JEkyIs's COLD CANDY
To Jb6 Broadway, nearly opposite her former place
business. u,yls fy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

u Hon D,SIIL DUsc.s, ate " c. from Ohio
who hsd been IL a; Washington since me adjournment
Of The lAe session, died n iha, .iFy Friday
ing lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

R- We publish the annexed extract from
letter received here by highly respectable house
at the request Of that house hat parties nlins
70 cross the lsthmus may investigate the subject
spoken OF and govern themselves accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ JAooB MOORE. Esq. the recen,ly appoint
ed Postmaster for San Francisco LETT Washington for
has post on Friday evening. he goes Via CAAsres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Late.t from Cnnnda.

On the 18th, 59i passengers arrived at Quebec
from Europe The day before arrived the Der9saar
from London she reports that the Let she picked
up from the ice persons men, women and chill.
drcn passengers OF the wrecked brig Haanah They
had been 81 hours the ice in half clad state and
severely frost bitten.
There is in Montreal Mayer and Chief Magistrate,
and these two ara not one w h McCord fills the lat
ter Office
At Hamilton, Upper Canada, Adam Crane called
up and sentenced to three years IN the Penientary for
killing his wife The verdict was manslaughier.
Doctor Din next brought up, and sentenced to be
hung on the eth Of June next for rape on phrbe
Fordham. Din told the Judge tina, his parent was
godly that he innocent and had been brought up
IN the fear of the Lord, &c. Judge sullivan said
d" On the Sabbath, when the family We're relieved
from their usual lsbors YOU took the opportunity
where liable % be- interrupted each moment, 10 com
init the Ofense. when entrusted with her a medical
man. You havc taken the advantage Of a weakly per
entrusung hcrsef % your care her medical al
wiser J do not Know that the Government will inter
fere, therefore would earnestly advise you 10
Gle yourself TO your God
On the lfth, the steamer CharevoN lett Quebec for
Montreal but was wrecked at Wolies Cove. The
water is over her paddle boxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
NJ A 4 RIE
DIED.

A. f-i.rsoarc Va Mss y. R-, R-an-' W SiEts Al
SCHLEsh ssi Nasans .O>EfhlNE JANKLif soiA NJ O.r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

LORD ELGISs EFTiGr IN BRooXvILLE.-A cor.
respondent writes US that so far from the suthor-
ties being compelled to assist in the ceremony
Of burning the Governor in eiigy, they were the
getters up Of the performance. 1t was the same
a; Toronto. The fact is, the present sdministrs-
ton in Canada IS partly composed OF COWBOY
politicians, who cringe and play the sycophant to
the old Tory party, and make faint show Of
going for reform that they may enjoy the rich IN
comes and patronage Of Office. They keep the
hereditary enemies Of all reform IN nearly the
whole Of the influential places and these under
standing who they have 70 deal with, insult the
authorities with entire mpunity. Violence IS also
encouraged by the outs with the hope Of irighten-
ing the folks In the Colonial Office. and thereby
getting a new Governor. new elections, more
struggles for power and pelf, and the postpone
ment OF great measures calculated % benefit the
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

The meetings Of the National Division are pr
vate. but it is understood that many important
topics came up fo- discussion, among them that OF
change in the Financial basis Of the Order,
which it is hoped, will enlarge It's usefulness. A
proposal for a systematic and energetic plan OF
PROSECUTING by means Of an able corps Of Temper
ance Lecturers 10 be sent over the whole country
is also to be considered. That increased energy
and efficiency in the cause Of Total Abstinence
will result from this Convention is confidently ex
Derted n. g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
IsQuss1s.-Au inquest was held on Saturday

ss by the Coroner A. No - Orange-s the body Of a
boy named Patrick Donnell aged years who came 20
his death by being accidentally struck upon the head by
suck Of timber while engaged IN gathering chips IN the
rear of the above number Verdict accidental death.
The Corner held inquest the Aims House yard. the
same day, upon the body of sn unknown man. who
fonnd IN the water pier No. %. r. lie was about
s. wears Of age and had been about weeks the
he had dark satinei pants. blue drawers blue flannel
shirt also red flannel shirt and blue overhaus Verdict
death by drowning An inquest also held Yesterday
AZ the Amsouse yard upon the body of an unknown man
about ~ OF age. who found drowned the
OF Walnutst r. lie appeared 20 have been In the
ter about a month and dressed 10 a monkey Jacket
with white velvet collar bombasn white wooden
shirt cotton under-shirt snd brogans Verdict according
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

TRorrISG.-" Lady Moscow. Lady Sutton"
and Lady suffolk" will trot over the Union Course
TO day for purse OF S300-mile heats best three in
hye IN harness The above are regarded as three Of
the fastest nags IN the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

u The splendid service Of plate Manufactured
By Messr.. Charters, Cam s Dunn 50 Mercer-st and
presented By the Clerks Of The EewYork Post Oce %
Hon RosEAr Il MoAAs vii Be exhibited Tor a few
days al the store Of Mes.rs Tiffany Young & Ellis,
corner Of Broadway and ChAmberssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

rY Summer Muslns were out in great aband
ance yesterday and the weather will send out
thousands OF the ladies for them to-day Hitchcock 4
Leadbeater have very large assortment OF them and
are selling them cheap Indeed their stock generally
Is full AMI the sdcs award them the praise OF good
taste and low prices. Their Grape shawls mantillas
and silks well worth the attention of purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
sALINe ri IHg ANeELIauE .-The shIp Aase.


hqpe. having on board Mrs ELIZA FAsNH,N and her
company Of Female migrants went to sea on Satur
day morning The following is list Of passengers
VIM. Hif. Richard L X Dmars. John sheppard. VIM
{ Wyst. Charles L Carson, Thomas Russell, Ben Mar
shall. ! " Kitchen John OFerreu. II III Barclay, Saml
Huston. Jacob Whitney Joseph Rogers Hitchcock.
Cornelius Alderman. Miss sampson, Ms Bsrker. Mrs
GrIswod. Mrs Farnham two children and servant
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IF We lie

has been Chiet Clerk in the Mayors Otcc for two or
three years past has been made Secretary Mr. Bra
dy Postmaster OF this City lie ia succeeded IN the
Mayors Once by Nh William Fairmsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

~ Mr. g. q. FosTEE, author Of " New-York
n -Aees has made arrsngsnsnts W N the publishers
q TIE h1rgPois' new weekly 70 appear from the
once Of the faN<ee nezt Saturday furnish them an
Original Novel Of City Life IN weekly numbers We
earn that NJ. PARK Ben amin NJ Foster and Mr. O. 3
blnce are 20 be The Editor. Of Tie Metropolis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
he following are said to have

APPoGNTMESTs.-The follow ing are said TO have
been agreed on BY the Ten Governors Of the Aims
House Department Joseph Keene, Keeper OF Black
wells Island John Fitch, Superintendent Of Aims
House II. Eldrdge, superintendent Of Workhousc
T. b. Anderson, storekeepcr on Blackwells Island
Thomas B. Happen, -torekeoper on Randals Island
W Fiagler, Chief CLERK TO Penitentaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21

UtNFsIka UNtL MDkk--Mr DtNPsTER, our
readers vii be glad 10 near intends giving yet one
more Concert before leaving for psrts well Known
b All sing tonight a. the Tabernacle choice .esc
ton Of his most admired songs and ballads including
% Jean Anderson TIE Insh Enigrsnt," The Blind
Boy Duncan Gray and others, concluding q,
usual Tiih the Nay Queen As this i. positively
Mr. Dempsters lAst Concert here this season hi, MANY
friends and admirers VIII need no farther v.ynt,v :.
De N readiness 70 attend
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CO NJ N BRCIAL APPAIRS.
MONEY BIARKET.
Thursday, April 1916

=
Che stock market opened more buoyant this morn
ing. the European having had a favorable in
fuence upon the minds Of operators. At the first
board Erie bonds advanced n per cent; Canton Co. "a
Mohawk 1 Long Island y; Farmers Loan "a; Reading
Railroad u; Erie Railroad y. Tho operations in the
morning not to any extent but there better
feeling in the street, and things generally
brighter aspect Advices received by the steamship
Europa, from Liverpool considered the whole,
encouraging. Cotton had not advanced but the pre-
yous depreciation had been recovered and prices
manned steady at points reported by tho Canada
This ia the face of the large supply pressing the
market, exhibits a nrmness highly favorable to hold
ere The corn markets continued very much depress-
ed change having been realized since the departure
Of the previous steamer.
The London money market continues easy, but in
eoscd activity in oil the departments of trade had
created more inquiry money and slight advance
in the rate of interest The advance in Consols and
in tho French Funds is evidence Of the confidence
entertained in tho preservation Of peace, and the ami
cebc adjustment Of the political questions at issue be-
tween the different governments OF the continent
The political financial and commercial intelligence, is
much more satisfactory than generally anticipated,
and the event of tho private accounts and the de-
tails of the proving favorable tho teegrapho
accounts the effect upon markets cannot be other
wise than good
The Europa brings ono hundred thousand soveregns
600 This is the nrst of the return tide Of
rrccious metals from Europe Tho London News of the
9Th inst says:'' There considerable assurances
going forward to-day upon gold for shipment Anne
rcs. by the next packets from Liverpool" The same
rapcr Of the 9th inst says" The shipments Of gold
a which we alluded yesterday as going forward to
America will doubtless prepare the public for a dmi.
ton of the stock of bullion In the returns Of the Bank
If England this week But with so largo stock of
rnempoyed notes. is not to be supposed there will
he any disturbing influence on the money market pro-
duced by this circumstance at present" The steam
ship Cambria the packet of tho l4th inst from Liver
vcrpoo win probably bring at least another half mil
zion of dollars but the steam packets direct aud our
,siling packets will bring tho largest sums
We dopct find in letters papers any quota
lions for American stocks, from which infer that
there has been change In prices or demand.
Adviccs tvcnty days later have been received from
San Francisco The most important item Of news 10
tho sefc arrival of the steamship California from Panama
Tho roid region still covered with snow, sad Of
,ourse We have nothing from tho disgings.
The Ocean stssm Mills, Of Nowburyport, have de-
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o0F O. F.-THE MEMBERS OF MOUNT vER;ON
Lodge No 73 o. of o. F. particularly requested
be in attendance the Lodge Friday evening
tie Goth inst business of the will come
before the Lodge. q. =. TAYLOR, Secretary
o. OF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF MOUNT SINAI
Enoampment No. g. hereby notified that the regular
adjourned session will be hold at the National Hail.
Canal street Friday evening April % at o'clock. Sc
vera matters of interest will be brough forward for
sideraon. Punctual attendance is requested by order
ROBT STILES, Scribe.