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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
sheboygan, Wisconsin-Its Progress and
Business Facilities.

We gather the following interesting facts IN the
history of the aourishug Of sheboygsn, from the
rsort Of Committee appointed there 10 collect such
information of the business facilities OF the place that
its claims tor a Harbor may not be overlooked
The population OF the Town and County commenced
in s36 but It's increase must be reckoned from l-i5
Since the latter date the growth has been steady and
rapid Its estimated that the population OF the Town
4 now about 2 900 OF the County 1898 lhe lmm
grafton TO the port has been seaailY lhorea''s' u""
IN July last II reached 300.
Various improvements have been made. Two prin-
cipA roads one extending along the coast and parallel
TO it, and one extending at right angles with the coast
70 the head OF Lake Winnebago were opened and par
italy wrought at the expense OF the National Govern
ment-but the road from sheboygsn to the head OF
Lake Winnebago has been the subjec, of special egs-
lAton and bv taxation 800 have been raised and ex
pended upon 1t within the past two years. Another
tax of 900 for the improvement of this road is now
| being expended
A more important improvement, however, is ind.
Gated by the hand of Nature in the prscucabilty Of
| ,onnecfius Lake Mickisol 9th the Mississippi This
may be accomplished in the following msnner BY
natural conformation Of the ground the navigsoe Wa
tors hich flow 70 the Mississippi brought within
| I. miles Of those flowing TO Lake Michigan Between
these there 10 nothing bat lsvel land me contracts
for the connection of the waters through this isthmus
have already been let and the necessary machinery s
msinly on the ground When this improvement is AZ.
compiished water communication viii have been es'
fabished connecting the Mississippi River with Lake
| WinnebAso which Is 3 miles from she0oygan from
hs point eastward the Legislature Of the state has
contemplated two termni TO this improvement one oy
water to Green Bay and the other by railroad to she
| boygan 49,, 4. -, A.,
below axe WinnehAgo the water descends rapidly
10 the level OF Lake Michigan Il Is proposed 10 I'm
prove these rapids by lOckSge Of $50 feet This i'm
| nrovernent when ompeted will make water pas
from the MISSISSIPPI DY way
of Green Bay to Lake Michigan which will be open Tor
navigation At least months in the year and which
by re Shipment may then be extended over the ufeat
Lakes.
The exports from sheboysan hitherto have been
principally shingles hsh, potash, wool and lumber
The want of hsrbor has been severely ielt IN the
shane OF virtual tax upon the surplus product OF The
prairies beyond the limits OF the County whose natur
al market 10 At this point No vessels except one OF -
tons now budlus are owned in Sheboysan owing 10
this deficiency while nine OF ten have been lost Al The
port from the cause. having been stranded or
wrecked These facts clearly deserve favorable and
careful consideration from the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
Indiana-E Iection-Prospects.

loFresl -llelrf - ne lFl--le
lNpiANAFoLis. jay -. i-i9
Oa.y two weeks sa;il cur state Election, and
It's impossible 20 ger up any excitement Oh the
subject. There vii not be ss many votes Tol.s1
a asst November by lo or $1,000. Toe victory
belongs 70 the most visiaat 10 attending the polls
We are trying to impress that fact on our friends
with what success cannot be told until after
Election.
Watson Is canvss,ns the STATE with 4 great
deal Of energy snd prudence. snddsserves success.
For Congress think Parker snd McGaashey
safe, although the Locls and Free Sellers are Try
ing = unite against Parker. Chances sre in favor
Of the election OF VIII Wright Judge H''sore.
a. the Free Sellers 20 for him suiJldg Embree.
We have Strong hopes Of fur n1ers Though
Herrod vii ran Wei 10 th.s District. We can :
oest Brown
Chances are IN favor %: Wig Legislature
on Joint Ballot as We have, generally. the more
popular men IS candidates IN close districts. and
the advantage o, some descrtion ID .arge Loco
Counties Yours. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
Bank Observation-Disclosures. &c.
-orrssp .ndsnce Of The Tribune.
NET BsrNswlcz y y July =

Cores -C1rEce q - floA--
NEw BsrNswlcx. y July =
DERslL. Asarlar1lsn OF the public welfare.
beg leave 20 INFORM yoa that a scteuer . on
FOOT - glirqri-, TIE oil deiaact " Farmers and
Mechanics Bank" Of TINS City. by some snaucier.
one Of whom understand IS 4 Michigan Wild
Cat Bank renovs,er. ard others Of Boston aad
vicinity. They have been buyiaE up the cd
stock. through the medium Of Wall-st. broker.
They have made several unsuccessful attempts 10
get the " machine Oh its .sss, by pretending TO
osv in the necessary capital by some "hocus
poCus' operation; but our people are too snrewd
. De again eui!ed ir This way. The movements
II these 81 0perat0rs have been closely watch ed.
and every attempt = hide from ne public view
.helr purposes las only increased tne pab ic ILL.,
iignntion. Ire simple fact = tnat these foreign
operators are mptnE - get " this concern 20
extract from the pockets OF the people Of New
Je-sevfs fe r thousands Of Their hard earnings as
IA the case Of the Plsiufed. Paterson, NeE Hope
and other ike c0ocerns. IRE citizens here are
really opposed 70 any more Banks lu this place,
and I'D Dot suffer one At ell events. 70 De got up
1u the priaciple. attempted ~ this case. Toe
state Bank IS competent TO transact 81 the bust
nes. Of the place and Is sound and under good
amusement. II our citizens desired another
Bank here they coad aud would come lor1srd
ard take the stock. Bat Mt IN a single instance
ave tAey done e. IN the present case. except
Ia two or three instances.
A. my leisure | Will give You history %. th's
whole corcern. and ol the movements OF these
ff0rfigH ieGffes' who ! an Informed are, for
The time being, making Their headquarters ia
your CRY having 20 apparent means OF living ex-
cept by their financial operations out OF the COM
munty row they have attempted to form
Board of Directors By voting on the OH drfnur
stock, without paying In single dollar Of new
capital, &c. Yours, &. AZ Old sTOCRH0LDER
AAD lLTIZLN " ALW.RRussWIck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

We cut the following from a letter dated at re-
pic, Mexico, June le and published IN The Mosik
Re9isf,y
have shocking news from California, received .ast
n.sht from party Who have just returned without =
duet OF gold The company consists oi near " Mex
cans who went cat irUm this place come elgnt weeks
since with the expectation Of returning shortly aden
With the yellow earth. The mail l.st evening from VI.
zatan brought their friends the news that every man
as In that place fresh from he placers and az poor
a. poverty The account u certain Italian doctor,
who vent out with the company - most amusing lie
wres ina. he took his vile and part Of ns company
and started TOR wat they cal the pacers y 1g gold
but that be could not md good place because Of the
isb water-his vife taken -icz n.s company Ma
ti..st.sed and provisions were high be could get 10
money and By the ssinted Maris" ne was AFRAID D.
would stsrve, and concluded that ne YOU'D return "
Tepic IN preference to dying IN Csliiornis.
/ have seen specimens u the gold and 4leHsA'eI
from Caiornia. The house 0i Barron, FORBES 20 a.
tnis place owns the only valuable quicksilver mine N
California think though, they are very nucn .ir-id
that Yankee enterprise VII discover otasfs. as
house hss me specimen u Ca-Iiorns gold "eisnlns
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
From the sacramento DIFFICULTIES at the
Mines between the Americans and Chiiians.

SPANISH BAK

SPANISH BAS.
Middle Fork OF the Sacramento June, 8, lsis
some 10 miles iron here. on the North FORK OF
the Sacramento. last week the Americans and
Chiians had grand row which resulted In taxing
all the gold from the Cnilians and their expulsion
from the River They were hrst warned 70 take
their provisions and gold. ard leave IN certain
time. bat did not 20 So Oregon Ike, the Amer
cans came down on them, and made "hne Gay :
digging, IN the language OF enc who was N the
Sirsy. No hives lost.
On the Stanislsus digging the foreigners were
the most numerous. and Irsmpled on the rights Of
the Amer cans, and there we're 50 lew Americans
they could not resist 50 the Oregon mea IRON u
North Fork sent the N a dep0tailOn OF sixty well
armed men % act Ia concert with about the same
number already there TO drive some 700 % 1000
ChiliSns from their disgiBss. The result " know
not rs yet but We can tnd notices on almost every
tree ths, CaliSns iognd IN the mines after the
month OF jane VIII be shot down unless Sufficient
excuse can be given for their delay and YOU may
rest assured that II the President and Congress
viii not DO Anyth ng 70 protect toe citizens IN Cal
is,ruis. there IL sufficient force though in compari-
son shsndfuu-n1t one 20 fvel 10 protect them
selves sssinstihs aggressioRs o. the armed powers
~ Pe,uvians. Chilians, Portuguese, Mexicsns, In
Sisn.. &c. aud they vii! Go II. Yours, = D.
Accompanying this letter IS fine specimen Of
the dust worth about SIC. IL Is portion Of the
writers frs, DAYS work at the Mines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
The Cholera nj sandusky city.

The state of things in this City continues mort
A.olo,sbe the hotels warehouse. and stores all re
main closed and no business is doing The sickness
that |. prevailing il distressing In the extreme
Tn. res,dent medical faculty either all fallen vic
I'm. 10 the disease or fed from the city.
Anumber Of physicians who arrived to day from the
interior state that several doctors and nurses were on
their way from Cincinnati in hope Of giving some re-
wes A few have come ON here from Cleveland. II
=. .looo., inpossible TO tell the exact number Of
death. which occur daily. as the accounts are very
,on,rsdietorv The population has become reduced
,bs, this re are but few left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
Growth, Appearance, &c. of Worcester,
llass.-Drouth, Rain, Lightning.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


WoRcEsrEH, Mass. July a. lsi9
This city of white houses and population Of
l-.oco souls. is situated in one Of the several val
leys formed by as many fnely-molded, large
hills The place is striking evidence Of the
amAssng, enlargng. improving spirit OF the Yam
kee genius la .33 or 4 it was according to our
early recollection, village Of bat about 1000 IN
habitants. At that time It's chei ornament and
most phllanthropic institution the LunAtic hosPl-
taL was lust completed and received ITS hrst IN
mates. Wing 70 wing has been added TO this
structure till now, It far exceeds IN extent doubt
less. any other similar ed.hce In the country and
It's 400 or 500 inmates Ia third being foreigners
entirely supported by the State probably exceed
In as great proportion the number respectively IN
other hke asylums. 1t IS built Of brics with the
exception OF two sections OF granite "hlch az one
time formed the wings OF the building The
Roman Catholic College OF the Holy Cross has
been more recently planted, and THIS Is aiAe
conspicuous object and ornament IN this place.
Worcester is nearly regularly laid out It's main
streets running about n and ;. but II Is on IN
even ground. The more aspiring OF It's inhaoltAnH
have built elegant mansions or neat cottages upon
ridges that quite look down the chImneysoi TIE
town Its enterprise consists OF all sorts OF manu-
factories furnishing the numerous factories IN TINS
section their various machinery. besides MAKING
-ailroad-cars moulding and forging iron, &c. eh'
il 10 the focu. OF five or sI diAeren, railroads The
value OF property Of real estate ~ Worcester H. o.
course increasing. Common lots IN the middle O.
the town bat on its cross streets, are worth each
= 200 on the surrounding hight $500.
Such s briefly Worcester TO-DAY. In letter
from Dudley, wrote you that vegetation Ia many
Darts OF NJ massachusetts, as suffering severely IRON
drouth Happily since then there has been an
abundAnt fsll OF rain and, what as important IN
these Cholera tines there has been an excessive
deal Of lightning Bat Notwithstanding the rain
the bills about Worcester can hardly recover TINS
wear from the sun burnt lock their bad CROWDS
wear.
Daring heavy shower on Saturday, list ooh
of lightning struck a house in Charlton, not far
from here. by which several Of the inmates were
stunu ed, and the horses OF stage, on the rosd'
frightened, the latter running two miles before the
driver. who was himself stunned, succeeded IL
controlling them. W. l. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
CITY ITEMS.


WEDNEspAY, August /, so
" A certain physician Of this City sent q let
Of three closely .writlen pages to the Bosrd o.
Health complaining OF the hardship OF being compelled
70 report hi. csses Of Cholera, when his time go
much occupied wiki professional duties The reply Of
the Board arst rate specimen OF oa hand correspon
tence. Il the Board never wastes words than in
this business 70 forward with ncompsrs
Die dispatch.
SiR TIE Board svmpaniles wih you. but cannot corr
10 abosh municips. Ordnance for your accommo-
dalOn Tie number of words used In your letter viii,
however. answer for seversi hundred reports
Yours respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

TIE NAIL THE EXPELss TRAis.-Tnere IS
considerable complaint westward Al The frequent non
recep, OF the Nal By the Express Train. But there
reason for il The simple fac. a. that IL often falls to
roach ne Post dice IN this city n tine Tor mat r.n
We are authorized - state, that from ne IN 70 ne
3oh fuy inclusive there were we're only zen Gays
In mich tie Malls were received from New OK a. ne
Albany ofsce % be opened assor'sa' 's-'-.sa
.nd forwarded oy The o o'clock Express Tran Lat
10 these - days. there were u days IN ~aca TIE Ns"
Y,rk as arrived either after tie Express rain n.d
- - a. l.,e that there not tine % convey the
Nss from the steamboats, % TIE cars before me tran
eff .A-1>-J -'1---e 'S~i-a
ON ME~-Thers are living on Spring Creek
IN hi. county perhaps OF the Oldest inhabitants
U ou- country Mr. WIZ Woody a III years cd and
"a, no,r ,caas ava pit rst> Ike COON, wsdinz
~ branch and creek that happens - cross Ma path
!, IN good health and Of 4 strong mind-Mr NJ. Davis
hi. cose nezhbor Is I03 years old and understand
r. also IN good health and spiriis The former il 30
wears beyond the scrptursl allotment, viz. "four
score years the AFTER g Unite tner progeny and
they eould nearly people new County having 0ns
sfaz Of sons daughters and relatives We tr1st they
nAy ye; iTe many year, before hey gathered 20
mar t.sasr. lAsssv.l.s ~. c. xssssHgsF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
Canadian Matters.
MONTREAL, Wednesday, 4

MONTREAL, Wednesday, August /.
A large pubc&eetins was held in this city
,..terday at which the citizens passed vote recon-
mendisg the Corporation OF the city 70 take stock IN
the Cortland Railroad TO the amount Of sl25oOO
At Kingston, yesterday the British League adopted
an order to make its sessions permanent The next
meeting will be at the time and place AS are liked
for the meeting OF Parliament. Various resolutions
we're passed, but nothing important done The Amer
lcsn Gag was hoisted but pulled down again
The health of this city is improving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

ST L.wRESoE ASD LAKE CHAsrLNN SHIf
CAxAL-The Montreal Head, 81 2sth ut contains the
proceedings OF meeting of the citizens held at the
Merchants Exchange in that city on the previous day
Mr. bourret. the Mayor being in the chair MI Dung
explained the course taken NJ the Troy meeting alter
unanimously.
That this meeting halls with much satisfaction the pro
eeedngs Of the citizens Of Troy al their meeting OF
the instant on subject Of connecting the waters Of
Lake ChAmplain and the River - Lawrence by Cans A.
and WILL far possible cooperate with them and o'hefs
IN carrying out 50 desirable and 80 important WORK
The meeting then appointed Hon Col Iaehe and
Messrs Jason c. Pierce OF - Johns William Do"
John Glass shera Boston, John Noung John osie ia
cob Dewitt and Thomas Ryan President OF the board
Of Trade Committee 10 meet the Committee sPpo'h.
ed from Troy to visit the site OF the proposed CsnA
AFTER which Mr. KinneaI. Of the Hrad moved vote OF
thanks TO Mr. Young for bis energy and perseverance
We have no doubt ou, that this Canal Will De con
strncted without much DELAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
brooklyn Bonrd Of Health....wi

Brooklyn Bonrd of Health. "tDSLsD'f'A's .
during ths last "A hours there has been fsp''''' ~
,his Office a and II deaths oy 'noieiA va
Patrick Fox, Pacific st. Michael 6ahfey' VINO u'7U :"
New.York Josephine Hans, Atlsnt!cst 7sISh jaws
Fulton Ct Frances Lowndes WycSoh st b"1a De"
nj. Bsluc-st Mary Mccall, York and HUDSON Us
Nancy Gsnsghsn, Hcyt and Douglass 'i'' Ann 0o'.
ins Bond and Butter ats Ann Mage corner D'"'
"a v.,,en .,s Ellen Collins, Halls Alley Mcguire,
IN. .u.v G. : J. GooDRrcH. Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

NrICA IutsuhNI auIY -
Hon Henry Clay passed through here this morn
ing rosIs for Saratoga Several hundred cn1ens as
.,mhled Al the depot, and on his arrival Mr. Clay was
carried smos, bodily from the cars 10 RSggs Hotel
lie merely expressed his thanks Tor the enthusiastic
reception and then. accompanied BY the Mayor re
.unrd MS seat In the cars Mr. Clay appeared IN nae
heslth-mucA better IL seemed 10 me. than hen ne
was last in New York. Wherever he goes he Is re
ceived with tremendous enthusiasm lie Is Soeomps.
MED BY several members Of his family snd some hSu'
dozen servants Eaorts were made by Henry storms,
loshuAA Spencer and other eminent citizens 10 detSn
him here but he could De prevailed upon 10 remain
iCOurier and Enquirer.
sARArooA. Tuesday, July 81
Henry Clay aud son arrived al Sarsfoss ana pu' Up
Al the United States Hotel this afternoon
iCourer and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

CosBE OS Tax DURATIoS OF HCNAS LIE
The Published report Of the mortality IN hdinoursa ana
Leth Tor 80 show that the average age Al desn
u the gentry and
Protessiousl men WAS ................ -. years
Merchants. master tradesIen. clerks s. ~
Artisans. laborers, servants. Ac-------- -
sailed artisans and domestic servants when prudent
and economical live As comfortably and As ons IS theF
masters and the low OF lie II the third class
occssioned 10 great extent By the premature ceain
OF the unintegeni snd reckless aoorers and Migrants
who constitute the psuPer population
The gentry 1--we IS, years he servants and Aooref'
only ~, Those who have seen the holes into Which
the latter are thrust and the food they are eonPee-
70 eat VII comprehend why, IS II Ireland tne'E aVe'
are a. short as they are miserable "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

The COUNTY OF EDaEcoNBE.-The North Caro-
Ina VAC, In speaking of the old LocoFoco County OF
Edsecombe. .Ays that few years ago they ran n
preacher out OF the county who attempted to distribute
Bibles among them" At the last Presidential election
Tsylor received lt3 votes in Edsecombe to l,S9 for
cs.s CLAY received sun less number OF votes than
r,vlor l2e and Polk lSOS-l6s more votes than Csss
Edgecombe will be on hand al the Congressional cleo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
The Canadian Federal Union OF
the Provinces.

MONTREAL IuesdAy, JdIy oI'
The Convention ha. positively decided on re-
commanding the permanent, consolidation oil the froN-
incss into Federal Union The address containing
these propositions ought have been brought up yes
,erdss and IL looked for with no small anxiety IL mss
been determined by the citizens Of Kingston to address
the Convention expressing their entire concurrence
' "fF (Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
w TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE,
mr.. c,o,.,. and Market. at Philadelphia.

FHILADKLTH1A, We1Hts0HJ' HVs 7
There have been reported within the past -
bon,, 70 cases Of Cholera and deaths This shows
falling of Of 10 cases and deaths since yesterday
There is better demand for Cotton and We nouos
sles Of $50 bales Upland and New Orleans at V'c'
The Flour market ia firm, with a fair inquiry Corn
bs, again advanced and now commands Gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02

VIRNoxr-We learn from a dispatch IN the
Courier q. Enquirer that Prof. JAMES MfAcHAM
Of Middlebury College has been nominated for Con
gress by the Wings Of the lid Distrctas success
or TO Hon. Geo p Marsh, who is going to Constsn-
La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
California Movements.


fr,r, go. l.i-s-i NJ. 'sSs earn
r.-,-.,, lenaeni - NtttHpo''e" tast second
.-,.lt-' - oren formed =! 'n' psee' ahi are no"
r. ~ 10 PtrPiiA''.hs 70 On, IS ioi zoe new
,,,.b.- ~. "a mp Ni co.siss % ~ men 0n.s y
O.csr f IN "a. Nno hA'e purchases 'ne &c.
so BY Messr. sd e D. T.5-e.r., - 49,.
Sssin 4 Co sVhsler mr., ,a--r, ii, r.. ror,Dspv
are Aessrs \ Eston President \ 4 Sturtavsnt
Secretary Mathew Nsvhew T-s..,,r.- 80 = u
r,,ns &C., " p-s,, nir...,-. -. - "sH
oslcer. the cor,o,pv can h-iv 80 - s-Sn iua0'0u'
- - - 'o'-t - 10y IA OF success
4 ne snip sspAn. OF Nantucket = about to sal from
frame houses SC. The Taqal-rr saw. = Ths o.s,sr.
49, .-s,, - IT, lam h.vs .',-,,,s ,Ii '.l.s''
Minin. COMPANY with an agreement oerNeen ,hs,r
selves snd the owners OF the chip As 10 provisions The
IS, n Is men l. on whom Belong 70 NsntucSs, a,
follows.
n ~. ''' s>s ID. y -. - A' '
{ nan CO., So. Dr. yr,,r.K sr s.ru.. P-.b.S
al ~ cs,s. j,.-r $50, ~ ..es -.
7h t..,. - III. ~. L., M, p,,,.,., h..
-, r 80 ~, 80. -, 80 a,eris
e 81 'n a''''so ~ ne su'P t -, -
go = ~ e''7 'v' 49, - ~ 49, , -
nc' Is WEI known IN New ork as being formerly one
Of the isvorite line ships.
III. -, IT,. c.fl. ,ht.h .i..-,3 q. N,,,
Orleans on the -lst ut tor san Francisco carries out
lsrge cargo, among which two large warehouses
49,. ,-.b. - ,, - -, - 49,, 49,
Al Bath Me there ara now four vessels up for san
Francis.o. the shin H.npfop bark sarah Mores and
as" '"' ,".f .i''' .""' 'NN -" "'''e NNn
or = AlhilFa ana FsNh- lne ~afsn Mofes an avn
viii 'eAve shout the lOth OF August These vessels
ireigh'ed principally with lumber and building msteri
as, such 40 frames doors ssshes bnnds, &C.
From Baltimore the bark r II Chaplin sailed 4 few
day. since taxing on, large and valuable cargo and
number OF passengers The following sa list OF her
,.sser,.,s
J.a-.s s.ar-,, B,nusr- W. Lancaster. ohu-. Count,
see Csmerts- w Hlsiy. to N'eh.h. o., JAa
49,. - -" -. 49, -, - - y, -. -
49,. So 4i 10 ~ -. 49, L, 49,. y p
~ N.r... .' % =, -. ~ "a, - ~ n, ~,
NQi... R.r,ro- Ioha F-sds. soi J-ln so,d j. 20.
h-nfnr'-s "-fssio~n DC
Bv steamship Alabama from New Orleans for Cha.
gres July 10.
Tho. D-,s,.,-d ats, c.yc. G.ot- str,-brir- Fr-s.
ton-t N~ft az -" -r' a0i. fsnn. Jooa t'ho'n
hos klfh-t lbs hrrss - stestN We nan Anthou'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-02
Gail yor rHIs BAcxr,e YOUR FARMS The

CAL Yor THIS BACKING YOUR FRIrNDs The
Lorsu tdrc-fssy. Loco, which supported Gen Casa a
the last election has the following
" II for the opinions q The DruloofaNc Pa.ss - -
Pressenrs contest OF isss Gen Csss means tie prnci-
PIES OF the Baltimore platform there no doubt re peas
correctly In representing shem A. to- opnoc nS Dol
crAuc party. but II BE- ncucs his >cho-son .e
ter be sholt have reiterated bis Attachment 20 ne
opinions bed by only pyfna Of The Deroc faic party 70
he Pres denus eoasst q sss The Nicholson eiier ~si
rot part Of The Baltimore platform, ard has DeyC been
szasrssS hY Lss RosrsEs pGly 81 he lstaA'