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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

Tx FLOoD.-Thc river below is represented
10 have commenced a serious overflow having broken
through the levee in numerous places In converse
ton with gentleman from New Orleans, arrived las;
evening he states that almost the entire country west
Of the Mississippi for IS 81 miles into the interior
10 under water from near Point Chicot down 10 tbs
Red River embracing the south eastern part OF Arksn-
sas and the eontiguou. portions OF Upper Louisiana
Gen. Tsyors plantation 10 represented to be entirely
under water The steamer BEllefis IN sfOg, went
the evee below Baton Rouge and when the oz cleared
OF. she found herself making beautiful excursion
over cotton plantation and had 10 put back the
place where she -, tie regular chsnne of the river
The Arkansas 10 said T. be the rise. Tue may
b said Of the rivers above gentleman from Iowa
represents the Dee Mones and other rivers In the nte
nor Of that State beginning swell their usual
Spring foods. !, 10 but very lately the Of the
upper regions Of the Mississippi have commenced b
ihsr AID should this thsw be- rapid and accompanied
with frequent and rains the food at this place
will be tremendous We should not be astonished If IL
came up TO the hig water mark Of 1874 We have sp
pretended something Of this ever since became
aware Of the immense SHOWS that have covered the
eatrsbove and north Of the boundaries of this State
ST. Louis Unon, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
Individual Subscribers from Various Post.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Our readers will ind the Msgnstc Powders Of Mr g.
Lros the bss, article for the destruction Of bed bugs
roaches moths, &c. ofsrsd The public We s,sss
knowingly the subj-ei hsvs used them win
success both In oar dwelling aud In The remoys u me
mos! destructive insects from plants and shmbbs. We
have spoken on former ocessons " the merits Of bio pre-
pIson for tho destruction Of ard MICE and Los OILY
say that both articles have received the high spproya ds
moa eminent physicians 10 The city, and tho fret premium
Of the American Institute They sod atlD Broaswsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

l,sh crsvsis, tass received aud for sale by
mis- 6teoc LEAKY CO. 3, 4sod As,os Hooss
~ Advertising IN country newspapers by tsoss v 30
wish county custom, 10 sensible this sesson II can 70
done safely iadiciousy and thoroughly at tic serey o.
PsIsEs, who 10 appointed by The publishers 10 reee''
for Subscriptions ard Al ertsemeuts
GousAro's lrALIAs MEDicArrD soAr-For esecmssy "
moving tan pimpies sck lee, ghness, szcwness CO..
chsfes erscKs &c from the skin, warranted Prepare ..
Dr. 0oURArD 81 WslGer-sI hra door from brosn~ "
eating sgperfq ous hair LIQUID Rouge for coorns lips soa
cheeks dep carnsfon tinse Lily While for lbe COMP
ou, Hair Dye, Scales Hair Restorative, romscs -
rscis, Bsiehslor's Lead Hsk Dye. Agency ID ~
nstoaA nasepo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
very Respectfully, yogf obd'l serv't.
V. n. RANDOLPH, Coul'r L. 8. N.

AMERICAN MusTrs.-The Society Of Friends
has produced many exalted Characters bu, none Of It's
members have risen to such an height the Quaker
pair at brnum'.. Think OF q Giant with a rib meas.
airing eight feet he and tie Tssns the fairy aeen.
who Just tall enough to tie bis shoe string are Ger
tsiny hs long aad A short Of the Museum Breath and
circumference have their perfect work In the nam moth
sdy and the Highland boys and grace and activity per-
sonihec IN tnose wonderful eqGibrsts the Lees Then
tnsre rs treat Western and Pete Morris with hos,
on attractions beside the bare catalogue of which would
nae Up more room Iasn We can spare space for .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
2fz Broome. corner Of Lodlowsl

noon errryx Prime Table Butter, 10 Cd to 10 81 nov
r.,d e.r,,; good Winter on, 10 TO 6. per gallon rev
NJ. ..r,. ASA PARKER
| 90 d. 242 Broome. corner OF Ludow.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

ExrsA Fur TEo rs per cent cheaper iSan e'"
y,e.b ,mnor,.a oolons and Young Hyson TeU ony
ps, noand bes, old Java Coffee fs good sugar q 81 PEI
7 Id. white Sugar, 20 per lbs good hoss'e. 70 y"
gallon 80"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

vALUABLE Real EsrArE.-The valuable property 10 81
City Of NcwYork being the estate Of hs lais Mosss ~
Esq viii BE- sold this day, Of II o'clock by AsTHosp
BLEEcSER. At the Merchants Exchange com prsog he
premises lei Newst tho store Isl Broad Say, besssss
Murray and Warren su the 6story granite buiciog 80
tbs north cas-. corner Of Wall and Water the pfem'
70 Valet The store, 10 feet deep, Sl Broadway Tho o'
extending TO Msreer three lots With stable In CrosbJs
the plot Of ground comprising 10 lots The west '1s o.
Broadway ard south side Of Thirty ssh-s hires io %
Tairy lhrd-s between Seventh and Eighth ira ths
entire block ofsrouod embracing The west side of Ffh
east aide Of Sixhsy north side Of sevsry sne
south side Of Seventy fornhs The ute to oil he soov'
described properly u indispusbe. Lthogrsphe oo's
maps Of the proper be obtained Of The sresonee W,
Of Mesus .sy and Field suornsys 20 Nssssu-si lsHb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
The Western Hurricane.

FROM The Shelby News, Msfth II,
A TERRIBLE TORNADO-A terrific tornado
swept over our village about fifteen minutes before
10 o'clock last night. The duration Of the storm, we
presume, could not have been more than from one
~ two minutes and yet In tina; brief period, i'm
mense damage done to the town. Mr.. ONeills
rope walk and hemp house are considerably injured
aud a horses leg broken. The house belonging 20 the
heir. Of Henry Crtienden, deceased. occupied by Mr.
ONiell hsd the gable end blown In and the kitchen
partly demolished. Mr.. 4. DIVERS house slightly in
jured. SIR. CoOts shop very much injured the black
smith show u Messrs. Wills McCsmpoell razed 10
the ground. Mrs harshslrs kitchen demolished Mr.
sanfords front brick dselling perfectly demolished
also frame house directly opposite as also another
a short distance above. Miss Abby Mills. dvelling
Mr. A smiths and those occupied By Mr.. Rosenoury
Mr.. DemGree, Mr.. J. w. Hickman, Mr.. J. T. Chnn and
Mr.. w McCsmpbel. we're greatly damaged mum
Der OF stables, chmpeys and fences are blown down
Cellar doors blown open and torn from their
hin ges and much minor injury done 10 property which
10 the general wreck 10 not regarded We have heard
Of no seriously injured Mr. j. 7 Chinn and one OF
his children and daughter Of Mr. Demsree, were Sc
verely cut by bricks.
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CITY TIE ms.
Lectures, Csscerts, &c. Tonight.
fFr swfs<ulavv zee <ssr-sSsSS ssssaas

o--,.-r Pur..n,-op-rs Hoses. Astorrsr--sr
r,---r.-sri, o-r-ssl Balaz sos~>-rse>r-scis-sF
Praf sacsiass,n. L-e,ur--sroo,s "a Ia',ssi.-,
&C., s-r-r.. 4 .~f-r.- Ansrcsn Hal, brutf-N-IS
s..-.,r tu,rt -or Hea.ton .nc Ihoupsau s;.-fa Pm
i-,.r.,.-. .,Uuao-sro.s-s hsss. .:-ps as y
P,,rrns Of Hss.on R.r.r-B-usarv cor NaAes
chr.l,. N.s.-r~--Nschsaks' Hal, 80 susd-p
Chip-.s Na-su-ssrs Bross-sy, Tear sprins- uy as
Az-rrsa Circas-A a4zrs BrnsswsT, near fffA'- -
Bur-on's Th>.isr-Chsrbsrs Of S-sd~r-I -ps
arosd-r rh-.srGrssvs bstsssn Pear sad Autheey
cor An1-st-Dey t7d s'snhn&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

ISQUEsr.-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day the body OF child in Rsymondst Verdict OF
the Jsry-Dsa,h by commissions in cutting teeth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

Capt. John r Lee, 10 be Judge Advocate.
Inspector GESEEALs DEPARraENr-Capt James
Duocsu. % 10 Inspector Gsa-nl, sics Croghsu.
MEDICAL DsPARTMENT.-Henry ;. Hewitt Thomas A.
ncParn John Byrns fasyeti- Guild William ksgu Thomas H.
Nuiams-t0 30 Assustant Surgeons.
PAY DETERMINATIONS Van Buren, Robert A.
forth, kJ.r B. k-ylods Jsreush Dsshisn Macia
Augustus '" Csnss Albert q. Bennett Hrsn Lsssa5 Fnres
CahHIBghsn, George c. Hsitsr-t0 be Psymsstsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
PACKAGE PRICES AT RETAIL.

~ choice and elegant assortment OF French and Eng
r.h Crsvsts, Iasg received aud for sale BY
LEARY co 4.,d'S ..tor Houss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

II Commander RANDOLPH, L. S. n in the
following letter pays just tribute Mr. : j. seeey
fog one Of the best inventions Of thu day Having seen
this Bed Hammock and Rsit" and heretofore noticed
!, In our paper, anything farther that could say
would be suPersuous, and therefore publish the
letter entire with Recommendation to all interested
TO call at 81 Fultons lO3 William st. 90 Maiden lane
or q. the depot. 464 Broadway.
U. .. SHIP ALBANY, NORFOLK, Va Nov II, 1873
DEAR SRI have received your letter Of 80 inst and
ah- ssAt pleasure In stating In snswer that lhinE very
hshy OF your newly invented Hammock ard confidently
believe hat i viii be generally adopted day Ia
navy ard on board all sssyoing vessels Beside being
nost comfortAbs mattress eonsd-rn ID. very beat Lie
rfes-rFer which hzs been rouce and
viewing IN this ighi is value insacusse Only hink
OF my ship for Instance having board ready for
siani use two hundred e rreseyers 10 each
board and most wonderful Jet they forming the beds
which The nen reposs II h he sectional plan Of your
Hammock and Life Prsserver which sves tho grea al.
vantage over al other Invention
am, very respectfully, yocr obd'l serv'i.
" A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28


BY the stage from Sbebyvle we learn that that town
has suffered severely Not less than ~ or IS buildings
some three-story brick dwellings were blown down.
The chmneys roofs &c Of every building In the town
suffered extent aud It's streets yesterday were
covered with the ruins The driver Of the stage ssys
tina, much timber along the turnpike was blown dovs
child the only person hurt 10 Shelbyvle and 1t
not seriously. One family, when the hurricane com.
menced raging into clubhouse and had hardly en-
tered before their dwelling was mass Of ruins The
steamboat S.lsdp which arrived yesterday from be-
low experienced the storm. At Blue River Island
aud other places the whole of and
blown down, and houses unroofed The storm wa
also severely felt between Eizsbethtowp aud Salt
River. Houses. barns, fences and large trees were
blown down. Hail was lying In SEINE places an inch
and half deep
From the Lou.Tls Coursf, March a.
A gentleman from Bsrdstown informs Us that the
storm very destructive 10 that neighborhood The
house Of Mr.. Sevbolt about three miles north OF
Bsrdstown. the shepberdsyille road. was blown
down Mrs Newbolt was killed, and one er two Of the
children badly injured. The roof Of Thomas Auas
dwelling house three miles this side OF Bardstown
blown off, hi. kitchen rszsd 10 the ground and three
negroes badly injured ADdersons work shop, In the
same nighborhood scattered 10 the four winds.
Stables barns and fences have been scattered In every
direction. The neghborhood Of Tsylorsville has suf
fered probably As much the country around shelby.
vile and Bsrdstovn. The storm 10 said 10 have ragged
with great fury In portions OF Mercer and Anderson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

ATrsNr TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A woman named
Mary OLesry, confined 10 the County Jail, attempted
to hang herself twice yesterday morning BY 'uspsndng
bersslf from the wsterpipes She was Gu, down each
time, however, and removed TO safer quarters
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28
Union OF the Democracy.

The Suffolk Reporter, in the State of New York, has
the following sign which we hail with pleasure. The
republican alluded TO is, doubt, Mr.. Cambre-
Icing and surely after the various efforts which he has
made in Congress to establish the doctrine of free trade
no clearly than himself the necessity
Of united party to preserve the foohold we have
gained:
1t was with much qualification received comnuni-
cation from an old aud respectable republican this town
requesting to call public meeting of the democratic
republicans In the several towns in the 2i assembly dis
uict for the purpose of constituting aspees and settling
political differences existing in the democratic rank
We cordially respond to the sentiments veteran friend
in his wishes revive the harmony strength OF the de-
mocracy and will unite in any bring about this
desirable result.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28

iHE GOVERNMENT JEWELS. few weeks ago,
IN this city the notorious thief Jim Webb on suspicion
OF being concerned with another skilful thief called Tom
Hand, IN stealing all the government Jewels from the
latent latent Ohce at Washingon-a large reward having been
presumed that the jewels will be recovered and one of
me I9gues brought to justice Lorenzo b. Shepherd esq
.he United States District Attorney, has had one or two
private interviews with jim Webb; butehe result Of those
interviews Is not known at present But Webb of
course before he dvulges any information respecting the
restoration OF the Jewels, will exact certain conditions
one on course will be his liberation with enough money,
possibly TO carry him back to Philadelphia We have no
uouot The Jewels be obtained once under such
arrangement Tom Hand will have an examination in
lnadeiphla this day. where he is now under arrest and
VIII possibly be removed from that city to Washington,
as olcer A. M c. Smith, of this city, has gone on for
.dl purpose If the government accede to any arrange
stored TO them any day this week.--N Y Herald
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To the Editor.
New YORK, March %. Isl

NEW YORK, March 80, 1919.
The article in Thursdays" Union on Prescription,
opens up subject which should be followed out, The
most gross injustice done Mr. Folks administration
oy declaring rankly proscfpt,re when such was not
the TACT; and this unrgh TO be erated and reiterated
IN order to build pretexl for the ndscrminate removal
OF democrats, which the hungry expecants are urging
upon General Taylor The :" Express the other day
soemny told It's readers that at Washington not one in
twelve OF those III office was a wing: lie without
donbtyct II will have It's effect We should EXPOSE this
system OF alsehood promptly suppose the offices at
washington comprise as many whgs in proportion az
the house in this city, where we find the cashier
dltto two OF his clerks, 81 900 each ditto the auditor
$1,000, ditto; eleven OF his twenty-three clerks, ditto
The head OF the qudang roOm and several of his clerk
ditto; the head OF the debenture room and several of
his clerks, di,to Mr. Tolman and Mr. -. deputy
c9nec'ors, duo three entry clerks, ditto; an order
clerk, duo private letter clerk ditto two measurers
three weighers and a large number of inspectors and
Watchmeh duo; and this is democratic prescription
" war to the kne,' NC. Mr. Lawrence found these men
IN Office and although OF them were per sonay his
enemies, he still allowed them to remain in office He
mas removed less than dozen officers since he received
MS ownappointment and the majority of these were dem
ocras appointed by Mr. Van Ness at the heel of his term
ID place OF wings, several OF whom Mr. L. renstated
Durng the last three years he has made single re-
n0u1 for Pofntcat reasons These things strictly true
should be proclaimed; and my word for it, the fac.s
thereto as Doctor Duncan's timely expose of the pol
hcs IN the Washington offices did on former occasion
why moi institute inquiries at the several points, to put
hs question about prescription by democrats in its proper
gm! Contrast the conduct of the wings in the States
whee they exercise powers not commissioner of deeds
is allowed the democrats
Yours, respectfully,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28
OFFICE OF MILLER q CO..

Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
WHERE more splendid capital prizes have been sold
w and paid than any other house in the Union, and
the oldest established exchange and lottery office in Mary
land.
MILLER 81 co. have the pleasure of presenting to the
public the most
Brtutant Lottery drasOn n the United Stats.
The capitals are large and brilliant-he main prize
One Hundred Thousand Dollars'
And the for obtaining capital prize truly splen-
did In purchasing by the PACKAGE the purchaser has
chance 700 of drawing the great prize OF xOOO and
chance $50 Of drawing either the
OOO $l2 5U0-one chance in six packages OF
drawing the 500 oOO $4,000, $4,000, 8l2 500 600
81 OOO O0O 0OO, VI $50 Truly splendid chance
Tor packages.
MILLER " co. say try one, and in return look out for
at least OF the
Capital Prizes!
Besides splendid chance in packages there are fifteen
drawn ballots making fifteen prizes in every twenty-five
tickets.
Look mt this noble Lottery, !.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of .Marvaad, Ctass n,
To be drawn the Law Buildings in the city Of Balt-
SATURDAY, APRIL %, lss9.
Under the superntendence of commissioners appointed by
his excellency the Governor OF Maryland.
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In this city the asd Instant at the age OF years
BOYLE, a native of the county Antrim, Ireland. and
for forty yes resident Washington where
filled the station OF chief clerk in the Navy Depart
who knew the deceased will be obvious that Ian
describe the and in
memory held and the and veneaion which his
excited Amabe and courteous in his department
his him the widow and the orphan
unang friend and the downoddea and oppressed
ninching advocate.
Reverng did the free institutions of his adopted country
which he had cheeru transferred his allegiance he forgot not
the land Of his nativity To redress
early life in the frules effort OF l79s had freely split
blood the of dungeons and the courts
despotic government - 49, .
the widow OF the memorable Irish
patriot Theobad Tone Thus link after link broken Of
the Rebel of 9S with the Feon of is
peace and his spirit look down from It's
ble upon his native isle egcnered and dsenthraed
Yesterday morning. 7th instantly Miss ANN McKAvAIER, in
the I'D year OF her age
life ornament to her Christian profession which she
the LIST Baptist Church of this city He
deeply felt and long depered by this and the a
well as by her endeared friends and relatives
will take place at o'clock Thursday
Mr. Dyer, New Jersey which her friends
are invited to attend.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28

the House document of little importance to this side
Of the Atlantic Ii embraces tho result of their inquiries
through British dipomaiists into the disposition Of differ
ent countries restrictions upon International and
coastwise navigation. Austria has yet spoken, but
promises to reply shortly Belgium says nay; France
Greece points the fact that her commerce. except coast
wise, is free Hanover and Portugal equivocate Ham
burg, Bremen and Holland say yea Prussia promises rec
procy and Russia asks for it, reserving her coasng trade
however. Sardinia, Sweden, and Naples generally
favorable, and early the points submitted by
MI CHAMPION to this government the 10th of January
was looked for On the night OF the 9Th, to which tho
aaVices come down, Mr. Labouchere was have moved
Inc second reading Of his bill for modification Of the
navigation laws.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, March "a, II

Pursuant the 4h section of the Of Congress, APP
proved Sd March, lSl9 entitled Gan carry into effect
certain stpulaons of the treaty between the United States
America and the republic of Mexico of the second day
of February thousand eight hundred and fory-cigh
notice is hereby given that the board of commissioners
ated by that will in the city OF Washington on
Monday the sixteenth day Of April next to receive and
examine all claims of citizens OF tho United States upon
the republic of Mexico which provided for by the treaty
aforesaid which may be presented the said board of
and to decide thereon according to tho
visions the said treaty and Of the first AVID fh arficts of
the unratfed convention concluded the city of Mexico
on the twentieth day of November, thousand eight
hundred and forty three.
JOHN NJ CLAYTON.
Newspapers authorized to publish the laws of the United
States, will publish the above three times
Mar -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-28
FROM our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March 27-5 p m.
D'rssss"g Indulgence From Santa Fs-Tribs sn6srings
Of Col Fremont and his eompanioms-Dsath Of Com. Bi
ton-Arrfuaf Of California goid.-Ihs marker, &c
Geographic despatch received from ST. Ioui. This NOM
ing announces terrible disaster Col Fremont's expc
dtion. appears that the Colonel the men who no
by heavy snow and excessive cold weather. and when
about 800 miles from Santa Fe $50 of his mules were
frozen death in night. Three then sent
back for succor, who arriving in twenty days, they
the conclusion that they lost Col +. finally
started alone for Taos distance $50 miles, and after travel
ling nine days, arrived there with his feet and hands
badly frozen. Major Beale Immediately despatched
party of dragons with mules and provisions relieve COL
Fremont's men Col f., though much emaciated and
out by anxiety and the deprivation to which he had
been subjected himself accompanied the dragons.
The sufeDgs OF the party represented to have boon
very great that they reduced the extremity
OF feeding upon the bodies of their comrades Mr. Greone,
who bSought this Independence, left Santa Flo
days after its publication Later reports that all of
Col Fremonts party persisted, except himself and he 10
badly fost-bitten.
letter in Gaignani's Messenger, dated March g. an
the death of Commodore Bolton, of the United
States ship Jamestown after severe illness
The ship Gear, Captain Kennedy, arrived at Boston yes
teday from the Sandwich Islands, whence she sailed on
the 10Th November ma ing Tahiti the 9th December.
She has board $4,000 in California gold but brings no
later
The MARKKrs-In the Baltimore market. this morning,
flour unsettled with but few transactions. There
were sales yesterday choice brands Howard
"a 62A, and 200 same figures, time.
with interest and this morning, 100 at - 56t.
Sales yellow at 40 50 cts and white - Al cts
Sales $50 barrels city white moal at 81 90 and yell
low at 81 sofa 81 62a.
Whiskey is dull at " cents in barrels which tho sales
made to-day.
There is much activity in provisions. Sales to
moderate extent OF prime pork at 80 80 2s and mess at
SIl Sales mess beef at $l4 and No at 8ll 60 Small
sales bacon last weeks prices viz: Sides 81 81 cents
shoulders cents; hams CENTS assorted st cents.
Sales lard for No. kegs, and barrels 81 cents
AT New York; this morning. the stock market was dull and
prices rather dropping No sales reported Exchange
London Ct II per prem. Flour dull Sales Of
1000 bbs brands at IS ID 10 A. which
is decline Southern brands IS s to IS 81, and dull No
change in meal and rye flour.
Wheat dull Sales of Genesee at l28 $50 cents, and
red do l07 lI2 Oats SO Al cents. Rye 60 cents
Provisions somewhat frmer Mess pork Gil. and prime
80 Lard Ct per lb Cotton 10 dull, and has de-
cned cent. ID since the seamer-sses OF 400 bales