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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

CHoigrAI NV JsH.sN. The Ns~G'k p9'y
4srr,fr says that hatcify there have been easss
boz s st the Aims House 90 ~hien hsf- prove" istsl
NJ N.raeN the Superintendent. who diei lhursisy
afternoon had become exhausted 90 Wednesday, "nrn
h. WAS taken gathering 30 bis hay Having r"t"n cher
rs tia NJ dinner Sc wss ssized with vomiting 10 The
evening and died the afternoon touo~ing There s'e
nov cas-. under treatment ono of which 70 - fnou.h
&c viii prove iat-l Mr Joo Bayhs. man az NJ died
.s evening his residence 10 Mulberry = on 'hoo'
"a =fi-r = hours illn+ss tie Ss- 2 slsh nan.
and came % The country shOut sYesr 'inc"
We learn from Csmpt0wn INST Moses heddsn, stop
OF Allen Osborn sgd IA years def this morn "a
from Cholera A cO'Ored msn named q org" W NJ
en- TO- living with John & B-srdssy on the Ei,ah~ih
town road taken with Choers yesterday afternoon
and lied Ia nve hours
The Tfsa.ga aaie Griefs says. Mr. VIM -cudder, 81
Ewing VINO Wa reported 20 be- dying g tnv Choisra
on Mednesd evening IL 10 n iair ssy 90 r"c"vefy
Several laboung men were sun struck .rt Fflh-s "a
the fields nesr Psr-ppany according % me Nrf''isr'
Bsnar one of thrni an lr.hIaan. died ~ lew u.ln
utes afisr being pro-tralci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Cholera In Phladeiphia-Rai n-C usually
Markets.
Correspondence ef 'l'as Tribune.

CorrcspC ldence e. The tribune
PHLApELFHIA Friday, July %
The Board Of Hesth announces ~ cases sni
% deaths BY Choera during he last - hours O. ne
latter ~ we're IN the Hospitals. This shows srsiI
ing decrease OF the epidemic.
since noon 70 day we have had successioa u Sc
ghtful showers bringing the temperature down irea
the orri o. the temperate gone but ~ here "As oay
one fssh oi igntnirg 10 produced hite or no otone
M Frederick hotner was knoe ked overheard act
evening by the boom oi the So b.at ion. ns.un.ihz
10 the northern orrty Hose Go his ho1N h,s not
been recovered though the accident hsnpeatd in ne
distoiy opposite the cry
Tho R.arirg Railroad brought down ti. week "
106 tons oi cnri and the schuy ,iI Nsss 'ion ID
TIE Flour market continues exceed nsN siet 40 " ~
buyer. aHd HrNNHs IN I"I'n .Ns .t'"I t Nf
saamers atvic-s before .erafing Hooters a. ~ 70
sircf.. ground parcels st'es of 80 nsrrs ui stVtk
r,.-i v fnsprcoi A. Sc per hhL ky~ nsf->ar. Il
s 30 l,0 hbi. ~ - MOI holders wNl ruf srecf ne
prc- Corn Neai 10 i1 limited demand. sna. - - At
IS per hhl Gran-lfere i good demand fnf " neat,
ani prices fully sustained, -aus o' Ola 90 At -
and srna IOt oi crop Nh..r A. I Nt fuIii"r 80 .
of Rv- Al SIC per bush Corn scac- snd ~ 'r' a-s
OF yellow part ca a1i PAL price 20 Dc rNrl uais
Ne quote fuierior pnm- >oui."fn a. . 80, Ari
Penn-y vans 81 SIC per husr nIsEy 10 JOS q bed
a. D .ms' 81 - of hhfs 90
Sass oF SroCss-Ftpf bart-aN btnk, = v
P-nrs, vsu.a BAH lIui lo go tu. .0to n i sila
RI road o. 80 Louisville Brrk 81 5000 l-nn~s'rs
Is ni. s.. st. A. Mtf,ani Ne % bsHk. =
>,rfsi hsirf-NN1 Reading Rai-oal Bonds, 90
$500 safe y, So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

~ Advertisements for T TrbEae OF Monday o1gai 70
be 10 before 10 0eocs Saturday svenngas ne rIo
nc.rOo Office ofths paper not open On sunday. Persons
wshinzTAs Tr.osne ef Al s.ngs Or Ysces Of oo
nee. regularly every morning Will please Their a.
d1ess al ne Pabhesdon Oce send note thfosgs ne
Pos, Oaes Terrn. l2s week. psyabs 70 10 Csr'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

u The pisces u sm1semsri are usniy attended boi
We hear of no dncuuou 10 crowds Of eustoefs 90
GEEK and tad tie cheapest Boots shoes ard GAlsn ID
town a. JO~Ess. Ia Aonsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Flour-The market contiuues hrm, but We have
no transactions notice Howard q. IS quoted a. ~ =
- - per Dbl Whest-Prme Wheat sels freely a.
slOsasl a per bu.hel and red A. a. Us Corn-S,les
OF prime white At s. Sc snd yellow AZ 81 6Oc. per
bushe Oats sell ~ Pc. Whisky IN bbls 10 held At
26tc PER gallon Money N,rket-At the Board, yes
t.rd.y L -. &C. were offered At decline OF snd
Baltimore and Ohio Bonds we're held advance OF !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

SiAs.RA FALLs-Th- conps a. this attract
i've psee 10 large, and The hotels are nearly full The
arrivals We understand 80 70 60 per day At the
Eagle which Is kept IN erss-rsse s'y. 81 Hollis whiss
rssa WHO thoroughly understands bis business,
senator cofEin 2; OHIO and his family. Hoa. , ?
Barnard and Il. family. A.. also ., Niagara and hume
r.af siksE yerssss VI msst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

MissssPPL-E1-Gos. ALBEIT g Bows has
been reao minated for Congress- Ia the lFth District
TIE Lccos Of Mississippi have low a. their Con-
gressional nominations made. and the Wings 700
nave all their Candidates IL the hed except N toe
Ivth. A G. Mayors is the most prominent car
ddsse ior Ihe Whig nomination. Toe D.strie;
vas rather close at the late Presidential election
T.,lsr received 6ls votes 70 5.723 Tor Cas-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
M A IA X I Y d.

~ Nnety-seven convicts have died OF Chol-
10 tbs Ohio psnitentiary at Columbus, since the
30th VI June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

y Dr. bso~s ~arrsnts 10 cure every esse Of Chois's
Aai ae nay b called 70 In tie commencement Of ne
ajax a.s", a.. persons against suacs Who may psi
themselves 1rder his treatment Oree u GAIA o.
and Broadway. ly9o in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

- Tsose who inisnd advertising 10 he Sou asa
Vs.g for Fal frsde r-mindei has nov % ne nne
sausfsetory information cfoce 81 ire b~st ns~sSs
psrs bs had AZ The Agency Of V. B. PAtxu wso -
authorized ~ he proPrsor 70 maze eoaEses sAa ~
fs<ssRts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Death OF Hon. Harmanus Blocker.

u ~ I7-I7F7 ~
Hon. Hsrmanus Blseker. one OF our most
esteemed curen. dlsd ,ast n sht lie WAS formerly
Member Of Congress, and T. :. Charge des AnAre' to
the Hague
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

y Let a. Who wish pleasant excursion io-nofro'
nAe he JAS BEtKsAY raj An from Chan0eTssL per
Tbs boat touches al Pleasant pace. he n'ef
as far up a. Newbgrsh. ineudins Rocssn1 Lsks, GU
EeoSs IVES, Point, and Cod spnns Fare for Ne saesf
soo 70 Peskskil ard shove. roirs and returning, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

The Board Of Health report cases OF Cholera
and deaths a. having occurred during the past -
hours. being decrease Of and increase OF
death since yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16
Passengers Arrived.

IIvERPooL-Steansh Cambra-John Water and
child Miss Cox Mr. Haussenmann enlin Mrs Wood and
daughter. Chagat, Cbagat, Mr. Eschi and lady Miss
Wood Madame Maceido and 4 childn, Mis- Maceido and
serv Mr. Swift, Gondin, John Pearce Crundy Bee
cher angenhiem Guys Mr. Spencer, Col Clark Major
Fraser Mr. Lawrence, Baillod, Mary Baillod, Mayer
Messrs Hunt Graydon, De'phino, Hall Perry,
Hooper, ksrnoschan Britain Melandon and servt Zabrs
ke, Baker Petre, Morris, Kaseo Withenan, Mcleod,
VIM Wright, DIR Beach and lady, Mrs Haney and infant
From Halifax-Mr Hamilton Sutton Elliott, Mr. Kerry.
HAvRE-Packet ship Havre-L Luderica, Mr. Mafr lady,
son. daughter and servant of Germany Mr. Hckson Mrs
Hckson Miss ickson. Of Ireland; Mr. Fnser of Swtzer
land Miss Iledsr Miss Ronx, Miss Rambaud Count de Fan
dat, Madam de Fandat Miss de FanSa Mr. de Fanda
tome Ravel and lady Miss Fece Ravel Enele Rave Jules
Ravel Gabriel Ravs Jerome Ravel and lady Miss Madeleine
Ravei Leon Rave Madam Gabrielle Ravel Miss Jeanette
Roux, all Of France Miss Wells, of New York
LIvERPooL-Packet ship Roscius -Messrs John Devar,
John Lowry Moore, N Black A McClan, Miss Catha
ripe NcKean.
HAvRE-Shp Noemie-Mrs Holberton and family Mr. Eek
erman lady children and servants; Messrs John Scott
Van Earle, Grafenie Lamb, 7 Boaven, Z Coda,
Eyly-2C0 in the steerage.
LoNpoN-Shp Wellington-Messrs G. Radcliffe. S Allen
and lady Of England Cock of do; Lee of Scotland;
Mrs T Morris, OF London-l5S in the steerage.
GLAsGow-Shp Harmonia-Mr Gray, lady and son, Mrs
GREENocK-Bark Tadmor-J Gibbons, Rose Doran.
SAGuA la GRANDE-Bark Edwin Johnson-P Schapau and
lady, Miss Thompson, Towser Nancy Stewart Stew
art, 7 Reed.
SAeUA La GRANpE-Brg Captain John-Miss Mary A
Troth Jane Troth, Edward Troth Robert Troth, Oliver
Troth, Biller Madden, Freeman.
LIsBoN-Brg Harriet-Mr Nc Donald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16

::s s ...
for AZ w 4 cSy do for
% this G 5 s S cs1ss
which are bound over the shoals boa ,.... -
YORK with stone for Dry Dock i'A'S'
rA Albany sTnf
ss III % sio&g SYSt
John M sch. Canary S from Calais and
iS Aa h
mornings despatch being the Breakwater, outward
s Wind sfeS thicG
or snip Elizabeth smt9n Jon9s New
AIphia Maria Day. do JeddO, Eidrdse do sp brig Despa
NV oRLIAss JuTse-Arr steamship Globe, Ellery Bra
Bs msde a
SSs SeW y0 Iars AqtOeOn rara do Nancy resa
Sss cyssSsay siy
jar A s1oSr Go ws
ships Herbert Leach St Petersburg VIM sprague Chase,
'aE GAIA
ships AMULET HoughtSn and bark Led, Towed to sea st
draza Czarina schrs Col Cross I'd inst ships Kate Howe,
NoRroik June 49, Arr schrs Frank, MeMath, New York;
Particle Mckers9n Boston Lagranso osner ca%dea
ps,f Hatch, Fail River, '' '''' '''''''' e"''A
9TH srse Tor an ' G &c. sch
Eagle Haskell NYork land sid 18th for Waldoboroj Sid
NaSrUcKEr, June s--Arr schr B Robinson Smith, PHI
Nav DrnEo cor 7 june l2IArr schr II Adams, Adams
Sd 9 Ssf ePs P1
ton; Amanda Parsons Mullen NYork sohs Dread Bbber
Eastport lin distress having been lately into by
Columbus and sunk in Delaware Fay Hannah Clark John
son, Fairhaven. Cid bark Irma, Warner st Thomas.
PnoyIpENcT, June l3aArr schr syren James Hhilade-
phin sloops Hupress Brightmap RoRdout Mary Brush.
Brush, do Traveller. Bushnell do. CID bark (lae brg)
Perseverance Heath San Francisco schr Curlew Lawn,
rica Sid sctrs Curew land anchored beow telegraph
Tooker. Philadelphia; Chas Smith Hazleon do; Mocha
mic, Shu do; Rustling, Smith, do Talent Nickerson,
Rondout; sooTs Motto, Appleby NYOrk; James Long,
PoRTLANr June l3-Arr bark Diligence, Woodbury., Car
denas; schr Antilles. Grover NYork.
RICHMOND, June l3Ar brig Triton, Nckerson, Boston;
sehrs Corvo, Crockett Thomaston Margaret Ann Short
Newburyport;J Simmons. Small, Boston, Rainbow Rogers
do Lncretia Muscman, New Orleans Eliza Frances, Wall
do Sid schr Ellen Sedgwck Beaston, Newark.
GSAvANNAII June 10Arr steam ship Cherokee, Lyon
York; French ship Carolina Fatotme Point Petre fGuad)
sToNISeroN, June u Arr brig Industry Pike NIIaven
for st Croix.
SULLIVAN, June 13-sld brgs Corncla, Lawrence, and
Orizaba, Kinds NYork, with stone for Dry Dock.
SALEM June l3Cd brig Jacob Story Stcknev Cnvenne.
Sid nth, schrs Pavilion, Shaw NYork; 18th Pilgrim,
Hughes Georgetown DC; 2th Martha Maria, NYork and
large fleet of coasters bound E.
SAG HARBoR, June l5Arr bark Hamilton, Slate coast of
Patagonia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16

Naughtin Mary
n elson Miss Mary
Mellon Miss sarah
Nickle Jane
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Foreign Ports.


AuevsrA, June Arr schr Julia A Rich, Nickcrson,
Georgetown, sc.
Bosror, June H. AM-Arr ship Huron, Paine NOrleans.
Signal for bark brtgs Returned, Br bark Adonis
Dueket for Quebec in attempting to under way, she
broke the body Of her wndas and towed by the
Forbes to obtain Cid ship Augustus Kinney
Bonare; bark Thos Prince Halowel Rotterdam via Med
ford
June T. PM-Ar bark Mohawk Lord, Rio Grande schrs
Andrew Brown, Hallet, Albany Cambridge, Lacy NYork
Ienaphsa-Bsrk Brandt tnot certaip) brig Athens from
Newport Wales signal for ship, two bark and FIVE briggs
so ship Zone 5rutus sarks Elm sylph brgs Delhi ks,h-
leen Tie Eli anchored President Roads but probably
Buffalo yesterday.
Barnes, Cuba.
BANGOR June l2-Arr bark Science, Rowland Boston to
loaa for California
BALTImoky June 14-Arr bark America Cook, Rio de
Jancro sohr Agnes, Lord Ellsworth Steamer
Of the RI ppahannock ship bern brig and
two fore and schrs steamer Herald reports large
from in Hampton Roads 1.-THE Cyane from NYork
Rehmond Below, brig Poutney Mosatt, from Rio de Ja-
Metro ca, ship Scotia Mskelly Liverpool schr Scud-
DER, Chase Dighton, Me-
CHAELrsTos, June l1--Arr steam ship Isabel Rollins
Havana via Key West ships charlestop Morrison aud II
Allen. MoMunn, New York brigs l. Baldwin, Smith New
York James Elwe Films Milestone Point (Conn sohrs
Petrol 1t Com Rodgers New YORK, bound 10 the
glsrda, W survey the Florida Reef Regina HILL White
THb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16

O'Connell NissHan-
nah
O'Donnell Mrs ElleI
O'Conner Miss Mary
O'Bripe Bridget
O'Keefe Julia
O'Ilara Mrs Daniel
Oliver Mrs Mary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADrIrH June Is; 4 P MArrived-Brg Grand
Turk Merathew Trinidad de Cuba schrs Reaper Lorng,
Boston, Alexandria studley do Isabel Baymore, Fall Ri
yer; Clarissa Budd. Budd, NYork.
Cleared Brigs Almira, Betchelder, Saco; Emene,
Watt Boston; Erie RydeE do America, Trsadyell Salem;
Rebeeea Fogg Clark, Salem Adrance, Bryant Boston;
Hamlet, Nickerson Providence; Brandywine Landy Nor
walk David Smith, Smith, Boston, Isabel, Baymore Pau
tucket Clarsa Budd, Budd NYork; Fashion, Bacon New
Haven John Clayton, Wallace do sloop John Wallace,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-16

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office, June 49, lS49.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Please mepon the date Of the List in which they are ad-
vertieed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
MARINE JOURNAL


CLEARED Steamship Crescent city. s,oddsfo Chsgres
SIPS ClAn Liverpool Pnno.ton Ha.si DO Scoa
Belfast lockwood, BIZ Emsrson Charston. Bavaria An;ony,
Hsrre.
csroaa Godfrey chsre.tsi Rs Sun Hooper sal Fan
Bfs. Manhattan Jsaa.on Mob~ Protection Hull Csia. Gos
Brown. yers Cruz Io1ei. Yates Savannah
seh ssai,e. Nossn'oa Fh.aisFaa Empire Whey g. Jaas,
sooP Roger Williams, sta'ss., Provaspee
ARRIvED-sp rsr.zu Robsa. c.nao. Oct o. euaso % P
Hruoay septev' Co. Coming rauas csps Hon srruns III
ae1tst and Other isrg has q d lorh 81 Haiisr
BARI LOUISA Cafoae .aeH Fos~, hooosoHr, lumber 70 Becte
schom s'g
Ban iIaei steven Savannah cotton % stages CHAIRMAN CO
Fr5 Lot IS D. - iset bah Aca Of Prov ds'oe steering -
barrel ne has had continual gale the whole PsssEs from NsW
Brg Percy Foan,sn SOfesus 30 d. ds- 70 Mlbsns.
bfE Carolina Ge savs nab, cotton % Gordon Tie ha
koseft William dh mt. H. p 5 Ion y 90 pose bark Teuio
Boston standing nonh 5n M % H. 100 - g. brig tus War
ren k m NOresn' Tor sss io l4h lat boa % passed The
sLr Ii Saeon, Nebersou Boston d, ms'e Poster
s,hr T1pr-.s. Horton vugins. a. oysters.
s,hf J. Hopsin- Hatfield rgas, oysters.
Bostnn; put r for ha1or
schr E1s Ho7and no ,uppymg rb Hoose' south with OIL I'm
rs hsrbor Le n hey West ship WIN Hitch for NOdszus
shr ftto, ion. Georgeo~n - o.. cotton. g. % Badger
Deep Cfesk NC of fhsdepi With load II shrses % of
Batiefss DO ihe 6a soe sc,f N asg-t n Norfolk or New
fofs o. put hsd lost fyre Ih, busas, boat &c 31
same Place fell 10 With quaniy Of barrels. surposed hsm "
Tan Po,s
H'vsr hss been 90 dsy norh Of Hst- has experienced heavy
Fsser all The passge split sails &C 50 With schr. Hop
sef Commander chs stated Island, ketam, Savannah Il
BE-, cotton, &C. % master
lat captain
ser Geo Joa., LooI Savannah II A.. cotton 10 Il Dem SD
0 Nth bari Texas and Ersci Tor Sew Yo-s.
WIND Mah At Sunrise ENE M-fi6nn y, Sunset 90
The WIND outste The Hoos g-t night strong from 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

ANTHONYA EnIERsON.

THE DOUBLE-ACriNG ROTARY CHURN In bring
rg this tf-cusi and simple Churn into The prcpris
tors feeling confidence Do s capabilities do not hesitate Ga
pronounce II The beet Churn offered 10 tbs public 80
They have Office a. u Flonst NewYOrs and 10
order convince the incrednlOus and sssy b.
u OCLOCK DAILY, A CHURSING WILL BIZ MADE
The public invited 10 cal ard examine ihe machine
AID he utility tested II c1mbnes The following valuable
qualities
sl II produces butter IN Jess time than any other Chun
making Il and gathering Il from sweet mill 10 from hree 70
eif hi mlnutes, ana frOm cream IN much less time
"a ID produces butter from the same snouui oil
ms or l5sn the ordinary method does lie work
In = more thorough and scientific manner.
Sd Ii the chespes simplest and most convenient Churr
invented em5odying the true philosophical principle
ofbllter-matng.
an New mi after being churned 10 sweet and suitable
FOR family
5h Instead Of feeding the cali with mt direct from The
cow-churned sweet milk snswer every purpose By TN,
process the butter 10 all profit.
We offer II upon the following terms II the Churn doe,
not prove recommended. may Do returned And me
money will he refunded
liberal discount made TO those who buy TO sell agan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

ssvo.itors s232 $40 AZ, or about 40 y cent-it
.ooesring that except the 10. Of the interest Ca
Hs.,s bills are worth par, and deposits 30 y cert
g ,,ev,ins for the unhappy stakeholder, tbi. failure
" -, been 90 utterly DISASTROUS ~ was g, frst ex
- - The desperate condition OF the Bank may be
P.,eJ when il !. known ,ha, for a long time prior
e,Durs {, had paid a, the rate of 500 each dey
o,er.s, aud discount, and that is overdraits
T-..,,so to over one.tbird Of is capital The Com
80. saaed especially to the necessity Of the strict;
,egriiy on the par, Of Banks Ia Nev-York or Al
=, As they become the repositories Of the funds Of
!. e0uD'ry Banks
me Eagle Life and Health Insurance Co. has
..,,red dividend Of ten 3 cent
earnings Of the Central lGeol Railroad for the
Il Iohrnarr 1910 100000 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16
UorINsIin Ports.

PHILADELPHIA March a AR sehs samuel sNs Barf3ush.
New York Harriet Smith, smith, DO Hoichs Rsynor
hsvsnn Msr-hou. Mobile Planet Wsn Nsv Yors soop Orna
Joue b. CD ship stephen Lunuau at. Baltimore.
E PAYNE Boston, Adele Cuba.
Genius, Gfford New YORK. Mary Cnne smith, DO, Euabeii
Curtis. DO
BALTIMORE. March BAR brgs Henrist'a. Dube
Jusin d., schfs fcoti. Cne Connecticut ENod.
SAVANNAH. March oar brig Madison. Msther. New Iors.
Cldbsfs Isaac Mead, Brown, Nios brig Ansucau Ross %
RICHMOND March 3sd s,hr Cha Parke send, Siofs
MOBILE March 7Cd bafk Ge0fgis, huningou, NEWTON.
NEw ORLEANS March AR bari Solomon Piper. Mathew
YORK. Monterey K-er ca ship United morse
Nes Yoft, tak William, Spr0uie, 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-16

hmsy be proper state tina, the capital of the Mu
tuL Insurance Companies consist OF premium notes
given BY the insured.
The form 10 which the reports are made is defective
and is difficult to make up satisfactory abstract
There are some twelve or fifteen companies exempt
By their charters from the operation Of the statute
Which requires such reports, the greater number OF
which decue furnishing statements. As these and
foreign insurance companies effect insursnces TO
amount which may bs estimated At less than sixty
ions 1t Is To- be regretted that no accurate infogms
ton Of their business transactions eau be obtained
The aggregate value OF real estate assessed for taxes
Ia lsis Sj26 ga $50, and the personal estate at
S5663.3l5 making total of real and personal estate
s5l 6l95 sos but property IN this State is assessed
a rate far below It's real value, and large
Of stocks, mortgages, shipping, sc, wholly escapes
,ston IL s but fair TO presume that the real and per
,nal estate owned and held in this s worth ct
least $50 100000 Of which nearly oRehayis annually
iassred.
A convention of the friends o. the Great Cen
. Railroad leading from Pittsburgh through steubeD
vile aud Columbus to Cincinnati and st. Louis, sc
eodipg 20 the call IL proposed to be- held 10 the City
Of s.eubenvie on Thursday, the both day Of April.
A very large Spring business is reported at
rusbureh.
meeting was held at Tsladega on the 26th
uL To take into consideration tie establishment OF
some direct communication between Tsladega and the
nsvigable waters OF Mobile Bay. 1t addressed at
some length by Chancellor Lyon. and committee Of
Eve was appointed TO correspond with citizens OF the
sioning counties upon the proprety of constructing
Railroad connecting the nsvigsble waters OF Mobile
Bay with the Tennessee River"
The Central tGa.) Railroad Company have de
elined TO render any aid to the Nashville aud Cbetta
nooga Road. The given s the expenditure for
iron 500 tons. of the Georgia Company, which will
employ all their tunds
The citizens Of Wilhamspor have had meet
ins to a,sist the building Of the Wsmsport and FL
mira Railroad
About twelve miles of the Northern Railroad
are completed, and considerable portions graded
Thirty miles expected to bc opened next season
The capital of this Company Is s20O0O00 The amount
paid up S903 32l and the amount expended for
struciion &C &s42 5ll The Company owe SELECT
SALES or REAL ESTATE
ByH F'askls sn-iioa.s and lo, corner OF Henry and
rseuty seventh aud Twenty eighth cts, e4sHio
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MspStsDAr. March "a
Pears. With VARIOUS rslor. large whh could
Export from let TO 18Th March 49,
1919 1913.
Poi, ....... bbls ~ rs
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