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GENTLE WOMAN.

The great traveller, John Ledyard, has paid
10 woman one ofathaEmost noble tributes ever
uttered. ~ ha served," he says, "that
wherever found, wOmen are the same kind,
civil, obliging, humane, tender beings, l
never addressed myself in the language of de-
cency and friendship to a woman, whether civ
lllzed or savage, without receiving q decent
and friendly " With man il has often
been otherwise. In wandering over the bar
rem plains Of inhospiiable Denmark, through
honest Sweden, frozen sLapland, rude and
churlish Findland, unpribcipled Russia, and
the widespread regions Of the wandering Tar
lar, 1t hungry, dry, cold, wet, or sick, woman
has ever been friendly to me, and uniformly so,
and their actions have been performed in so
Tree and 50 kind a manner, that il | was dry,
drank the sweet draught, and if hungry. ate the
coarse morsel with a double relish.n
Mungo Parke, IN nearly the same words,
adds the same testimony TO woman's kindness,
that Ledyard dOes.-Sctentfc AMERICAN.
80 En- rROM COOFEk'S WE'LL.
We gave an extracts, in our paper Of last
week, from a letter written to the 5 Vicksburp
Sentinel from new York, in reference 10 The
properties Of the water at Cooper's Well, as
determined by celebrated chemists Of N. Y.
We now have the original certificate Of The
chemist in our possession, handed 10 Us by
Mr. Williams, who received it from Mai. James
Roach, Of Vicksbarg. II follows.
"The WatefOf the Spring known as Cooper,s
Well, in Kinds Co., Miss is Of the descrip.
ton known as the Sulphureous or Hepatic
Water. 1t is strongly charged with sulphu.
retted Hydrogen and Sulphur Salts. lis con.
5tltuents are
BAsEs-IrOn, QarRo quantityD
Lime do.
Magnesia, (smuII quantity
Aluinina. do.
Soda,
AClDs-sulPhuretted Hydrogen, Gin the
free or gaseus stateD
%Sulphnric Acid;
O"ipHulUuS AClui
HydrochtOric Acid;
Als7-organic matter, (in pretty consider
able quantity)
We highly rec ,mmend this water for Chronic
skin diseases, as Lepra Psoriasis, Scabies, etc.;
tor Chronic Rheumatism and Govt; for Chronic
Diarrhga, and for all these diseases in which
Sulphur or its compounds are serviceable. It's
external use viii be found beneficial as well
as it's internal. DoREMUs & HARRIS.
Analytical and Consulting Chemists,
"'. no Broadway, NY"
The quantity of the water submitted to the
chemists was a small bottle full. Had five
gallons been submitted a complete analysis
would have been given showing the compo-
nent properties Of the water in detail, &c.
Raymond Gasette.
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Walk IN!
GEORGE BAGBy

" gs0sa his saloon in the Caaion
NV vaeee he is ready and anx.
's' aiIs all his frieOds, and
., sal q comfortable shave, at.
sslslsG and DREsslNG done in
, NV most genteel style, and to
q every reasonable per
u lsls. p
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HERNDON,

nofn8g 0t A@W3
/. MADISON County, Mississippi
NJ room above the Post Office.
.,.,ner attend the circuit courts
.osoliss Of AttaIa, Leake, Madi'
r..so and Holmes. Business en-
/ ! M care will receive his zeal
%snlio0.
TrsL Il, 1913. 6m
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GAN EVENT OF REAL. LIZA,

$3.50" AAA L.
Under this tile the May number of III,
A'ckerOocker has a poetic contribution, touch
ing and simple, which describes, very beauti
fully as we conceive, a young English peasan;
gill coming to the studio of a lady portrait
painter, 70 employ her, with the little none,
she had gained BY her own toll, to pain, for heI
a withered rose, which she herself resembles
having fallen into a decline, We subioip q
few slanzas.
Ihen her voice grew faint and fainter,
Faint and fainter then il grew,
"tady, you're a portrait painter,
And for that | come to you.
You can paint wha.e'er's before you,
You can paint whale'er you see;
And, oh, lady! | implors you,
Pain, this withered rose for me!
"Not as when't was blooming nearly,
Freshly plucked the stem apart;
Paint il, LADY, pain truly
Torn and withered, lih by heart!"
From her bosom, then, she drew it,
Mona l.
Saying, "ThiS, dear lady, this!"
And she pressed her pale lips 10 it,
That grew Ptlel with the kiss.
Many flowers were growing near US,
When he wandered last with me,
With the heavens alone to hear us,
And the stars alone to see;
Even then my tears were starting,
Though thought could discern,
That which soothod the grief at parting
With the sweet hope of return.
A nd he said-'I go my dear one,
Ere we wed, once more to sea;
Not a danger, could l fear.one,
But I'D blithely risk for thee;
Treasure this land lightly STOPPING,
Gathered gently as he might
This poor rose, now wan and dropping,
Then SO beautiful and bright
Gin my bosom while | laid il,
when again come to thee,
Show me thatP he said, though faded,
And pD know thou ~thought'st of me,
Cheer thee, cheer thee! though I'm going
Far away, love, trust that when
Summer roses next are blowing,
shall come to thee again!'
"He will come no more to me, lady,
tie will come no more 10 me}
In a far-of stormy sea, lady,
He is buried far from mel
Far from me and lifC and love,
Where the tempest struck the blow,
Whenthe stormy night.blast roared above
And the pillows ragged below!
"Oh, the days so long and dreary,
Dragging heavy DER me now;
Oh, the nights so long and weary,
Hcaping fire on my poor brow!
What is all I've seen or see, lady?
All that is or yet must be?
He will come no more to me lady,
He will come no more to me!
Snow, this rose is all cherish,
All love in my despair,
And before its last leaves perish
would have it pictured fair,
Pictured fair, but pictured truly,
Withered thus and blighted sore,
That some gentle eyes may duly
Weep, when mine can weep no more!"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

BRANDON BsNK RsvIsEp.4Ths BtandoSB s,t
has just gone init operations with i eapisoF Sf
$ls0,00O, Al Brandon, VI. John Al. Conan. Pyeel
lden', and L. Bixby, Chashien The bill wifF
De received AT oil The banks ia Boston.
Mister, ! SAY, ] don. sapPass yon aon't
7 now # nobollY What doi ! wantro niTs no.
body q do nothing, DENT you!' TIN ~ wei
vas, : Yes, / don't,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

The DIAMoND. The Minipg Journal says;
: Interesting as is this queen Of gems to all,
and although they are exposed in dazzling
quantities in all our jewelers. windows, it is
strange that the art Of cutting and polishing
diamonds is almost unknown in London, we
may say in England We believe that there
is but one individual in London who follows
this peculiar art. The Dutch have, for ages
nearly, ~monopolized the diamond cutting trade
Of Europe, and 50 expert are they that, on
our showing them a rough diamond, they will
tell to the greatest nicely what will be It's
shape when cut, and almost to the hundredth
part Of a grain what the polished gem will
weigh. It follows, therefore, that most Of the
rough diamonds which come to this country
are sent to Holland to be polished. Diamonds
arc found of very different ColOrs to what is
generally, believed not only are sOmelPpre, col
orlcss crystals, but y~ellowish white, gray, ash
gray, blush gray, yellowish and grsenish, in;
digo blue, passing into red, Glove, various shades
Of brown, asparagus, leek, and mountain greens
aud MI, Mohs mentions gFaylsh black dia'
mond, the EaEsst Of allin sat aas .laae i
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; ", MDRPHv.

s rV y y snd i every day receiving, d
ma W stock Of Groceries Proyis
laa pO0dsnware, &c, 60, sc,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

| oObts PoRmo~.
NOUNCES TO the Ladies Of Can
and Madison county, that she is
9 % Dress making as usual, and
a short lime have tho Spring
\ from New York and Now Or
She will also bleach and trim
b and Straw Bohnets.
s. !. SALMON
6, l84s
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Notice.

ssuD,. township Bluff Comsany.
ssaIv MY, we aeid company not psId
III e. Ss,sanged will be SoId to The
aasldsvS i = a. tseIE Ferry House on
" October next, :"
" order Of The Board.
aa ~ fsss'l Board 0F frustses'
lsst MINUTES 7, B. u,
ASSN
IN eaen Ware,
Va N Tss sPloadid assortment of
y S''' &c. just received
y MURPHY
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

He lHstas midnight, when the very laee'e'
sleeps securely, shasld hear as ! have aftea,
tha clear airs, The sweet aeseARls, she natural
fisjps and falling, the doubling and FedaVelpe
ef che pishdRasls's voice, might weltbe lifted
ahavs esFIh and say,s Lord, what maaie Aasl
Ihep BFsvidsd ieF iRe sslp.sla hsavea, when.
ofstest bad maatsssh music On eas'Gs
WsNV 4. [HsAsa
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ALFRED WELLINGTON

4 c.sLg ALFRED WELLINGTON
! w, CABLE 4 co.
iuiou and Forwarding Merchant,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NJ, Is NEW v
New Orleans.
pEFERENcEs.
red'k Turner'S
oseph Monks Louisville, Ky,
David Guard,
saac Dunn. Lawrenceburg, Ia,
Dbn R, Shaw,
amqJ. Peters, New.O orleans.
obsrl ], Palfrey,1
8. %, l848. l6-6m
rRlaTLEY. s. Il. MosBT.
TESTLEY & MOSBY,
LERs IN DRUes AND MEDICINES;
n STuFFS, Gus, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PuTTy;
Books, BLANK Books, STATIoNA-
'Hcr ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c.
L sign Of GOLDEN MORTAR,
CANTON, Mi.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-18

ITO DTOauWayl N Z"
The quantity of the water submitted to the
chemists was a small bottle full. Had FIVE
gallons been submitted a complete analysis
would have been given, showing the compo-
nent properties Of the water in detail, &c.
-1 Raymond Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsToN-Steamer Norherner-S Atkins G Y Davis
W Lee w Bate, Clarke Capt Ogden. N, and lady
Misses Ogden and Mckee, A Walker, Eulogia Martinns
lady, and two children; Mrs Ward Misses and Ponce,
setne Mrs Hayden Misses Powers and Mcdonald Mrs
Mrs Falls Sims and Baron Miss barton, Mrs Baker
Graves and two chldren Misses Howland Mrs
i NSyss Misses Noyes Paine Wagner Gran
children G. Wescatt II Wood, d Thomas and lady,
Adams, Stephen Geo II Small, Jas North. owen,
Owen l. Duseoman, N Morse and 20 in the steerage
ST JOINS, PR-Bark Samuel Train-H Southnayd, Mrs D
Hatch, children and servant.
Dunlap
PoRT AU PLArr-Brig Glorioso-A Pastorso.
GuAYAMA-Brig Emma Preston-T Kearney, A Borea, N
II Parsons.
CHAeRTs-Brig Leveritt-s Strong, lie Cain, II Cold
smith, ii Bailey.
BALIzE (Hond) BRIG Marian Gage-C Hcmstcd, U Con-
sui at Balize Dir aekew Strros, Ann Mahoney Mayne
and son, Mrs Read.
BERNUpA-Brig Faleon-D Tucker, - Tucker r A
Tucker, Mrs Young, Mrs 0zard, orrey Jones,
Horn
Safeguarding Madison-Mrs Griswold and son, W II
Frean. Hawley-2in steerage.
BoLIvAR-Sehr Boliviana-Mr Green.
BREhEN-Schr Courer-Nessrs Hoerott and Ranst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

,shI hstseea rnness Esksrssa, Boston. Arr brig Vir-
MAhsLrnEiD, May is--Arr sehr Byrantium Grace, will
,sh sehr susan sYoi iA' '' p Albany Sid
Sy.s fs1.y 9s' Assy ,a
NS s % tiss ts
s;eaa Issss New York.
,Oops Georgana, Swift New York. Tantivy, RUSSELL Al
NonrOrE, Nay l'vAr, sehrs Magnet, Brown. Boston;
Ephs Doane hSosa nda"n born siS e
na%"1si sshrs Try% Gibbs fOr prOvidsnee; Boil Tut
ws.;s ssss f..s ss 8; Cha Napier
New yo,; barIs Sarah Bridge sroat Boston, cSas pe
basS Gpsrs, sid S ship Sron'p s,A 'ssr
egi 3D. k Ths: ;TGss mary Little
Decker Exchange Major Antwerp bark a sane Psrer
Boston lBrl Express Anderson, liverpool Fr
West s. Marks Mary Ph%.s Sherwood Tampico; Louisa
Also A p MaT" sr no. ov,.
B,etSloT Page. Norfolk MonpeieT coiey Phiadeiphia
Howell Jersey, bengal Calcutta and schr wsrsaw
sea % rg ay G AgTs c, ss1s Psa
tor Hoyt Norfolk Banner Small Philadelphia. Sid 10Th
PosTI%SD Nay ia";Arr bark American, Ade. Trinidad
FnoSIpssss Nay S; lris ASegs ssrsam, Mobile
@sCi 'fs%'ss s:T $S
Tday naTy a1n @H% Sn Sa
adelphia; superior smith, and Planet Miller, RondOut
lima Pratt Bay River NC; Sarah Ripley Loane Norfolk;
Ann Parker Dyas Albany; sloops Emblem, Potter Phla
dephia; TeaTer Gardiner, Albany; Mary Brush Brush
Rondou Proof Glass, BlydSnburgh New York; Charles,
Rhodes. New York; Roger Williams Sturgs New York
low, fore and aft schooner SID schs George Corner
Trmyer York Rivers Harbingor Morgan, Fredericksburg;
Ninetta, Cherry; John Compton, Sharpe, aud j White,
Coron Philadelphia soops Frederic Brown Gardiner and
willard, Munroc, New York.
RIcnMonD. May 2O-Arr achr Virginia, Gould, New York.
Sid. schr Rapid Stoddard. Boston.
SToHINGToN, May 19-Arr schrs Pavilion, Ames, and
Depsibeth Smith, Bangor.
SALEM, Nay I9Arr Crescent Clarence, Georgetown DC;
goth, briggs Cherokee, Wallis Zanzibar Angola Lusoomb,
Gambia Africa. Sid Goth, brig Mermaid. Rio Grande schs
Martha Maria, NYork; Pavilion do via Maven
SAVANNAH May IG-Cld ship Isabella Rand, Liverpool.
Sid. sehr Madison, Teel Philadelphia.
l7tb-Cld ship Richard Golden, Barrel, Liverpool.
WIseAssET, May IL - Arr bark Telegraph, Croker, N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
PassenRers Smiled.

HAvRE-Packet ship New York-Mr Rube, lady, and
daughter Mrs and Miss Lowry; Msssrs Hure Mataran,
foster ooter and Francis D9llac oil Of New York
pero: and Styles, New Orleans; DR. w Norris Wash
ingon Aylcom, Boston; Desart, France Signor and
Signora rascioiIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

PHnADrlrnIA May %, PM-Arryyed-Brigs Betsy &
Jane Broeb Cardenas; Carlnn Flowers Mayaguez X; Ia
e0f Baker Sagua 10 Grande schrs Mary Ann Mitchell Cher
Jyfeld; VIM Sanborn, Woodbridge New York.
tleares-Schrs Manhattan Saunders Portsmouth, Fame,
Ss, B4:tor; Ann Cabe Endieott New York; Nathaniel
Holmes, Morris, Providence Michigan, Shute Boston, X
Browning Shaw, NYork; Samuel Nash Thompson, Boston;
isate Baymore Fall River; Hope Candy, Jeffrey War
James samuel English Providence Maria Flem-
ing Corsen do schuylkill Boy Camp New York. Isabella
Witshsn Boston, Chesapeake Thomas Hartford;
Tor, Martini Sing Sing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Whalemen.E

Sailed from Nantucket goth, ship Mariner, Ray, Pacific
%. an. (taksn out by the Camels).
The Nantucket of Man, which sid from Talcahuano Mch
p was bound IL months cruise. Capt Gardner writes
that she had 1850 mot 1900 bbls sp oil.
Al Zanzibar, Peb a. bark Maria Coffin NIB 1000 3d. ar
10th. foi home in about n week.
Japan Sea- - e' W." "
Q1 Guafo Jan l6 Isabella Brayton NB 60 bbls sp oil
Bib fth had heard from short time before Falkland
Islands, Janus Cornell NIB, Is sp.
At Psvta Anril ~ Geo Susan Wight, NIB 100 Sd for
On shose Ground days.
Atds April 10, Maria, Coffin. Nan, 1000 bills oil.
Heard from few days previous Jau H. lat Sc Para
chute Fisher, NIB, so sp 200 VIII.
An An VIII ship the harbor Of st Helena, April
=, by the Cherokee, at Salem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Home Ports.

tysop' tahecn AehaDgel sehT Susan, Bray Ale8andra
river SD i',f noa Gin OF
s ,s, ss "a tier M M Bark
Ltd.s, and IsMaips p- md pr,o, N
Y cd s Bar fta apnS anS BLOW
BATH Nay LIAR SehrS Denmark, Tarbox Baltimore;
bark WIPE w5isas Jack
s PaA Anna ss % 5i% fR MiHT s
sy Sst,s Xs. Rss sI S1 Ss G ssl
Urea Buxton IndSp brig bslen Perry West indies
,s T,sslrpssas, fetch Go@meres SsaSa,s: s%sas
e SIsPSE COOPER AslEs scS s%
G.lsnlnfg jeremiah Learning, Townsend NYOrk. Sid
Eis,hSAr snip sullivan White Work brig s9uths.
Mary Louisa, Adams, fsiiadephia IN tue oains ship
sf h Nav gf. Sp. ShS all; s ot Y"i M
anglo Nichol.en, 81 Psterburgh rdy PaGur,s tF, L
liz i.' sf s'ss'RG's
o., k,n; DO, 60 Della Walker tcndry. for navrs DO;
aSr Si on ta md%ss 'S fsr Iyspc d
FL Mtg FSstI dis TiT
Ss sis'1:'a ssf
Sdy %, sE SS%sn d P0 S1sa Ken
sSs2 a., s'.H s",is:s
M,tnE from SY SI.. Ss q, NGDUn n,on St
d.. Ts% s GG arg e. A I, rs, STSs from hs.sa
burg Cooper NYork rdy Keyinr BroSh for Iyerpool
ldt Orrsy Taft, Movry for Providn do Aerr fpanI
for port in SAmerica ldg Marion Derriekson Tor
NOrleans do; Rogen, Elliott, for Northern port do; Ar
tardbas VIZ Alyabo. ThurEton from GuayamR (PR) rpI
Georans Hobart from NYork, wig; Charles kershaw Bel
cher, from Batnnzas wig; Magnolia Morris, for wndie
ldg Pennell Given from Milestone Point Conn, disg
Marshall, Lavender for Bordeaux, dg VIM Stafford from
Boston 6g fostorciia tspan) Pages for Barcelona idE
Maria, sar.tany, for do, do Union FRI paye for Bor-
Conn dsg Commerce Soubiates from Sagua la Grande do;
MaRrd Prele 'Tom jacksonville, to undergo repair:
CALAIS, May H. AR echrs Alpine, Rchardson Philade-
phia, 18th, Sarah Emma, Wall do; II Fuller. New York;
eh Arcade, New York 10TH Van Buron, do Ashland mi
Dl,hrs May l7Arr schrs Chariot, Paine Norfolk; sth
EIeARTows May Is-- Arr schr SUSAN Russell Nantucket
for kiork land sid same day..
East hAcruAs. May l7-Arr schs VIM Pope Foster, New
b9tli VIM Stephens, Tootbaker. do.
Smith New York Dth-Steam schrs Albany, White Alba
nv .neas Bates New York. brig Foster, fovett Charles
Wnii.I ateI OAK Saunders, Pfiladerhia sloop John
New York. '' ~ ''' '
Laws Del May 81, ~ PN-Nohing since morning came
IN %. ~ ballast trim, which their
wayup ne Bay About twenty sail vessels are in sight
May Y, ~ h-Bsrk fremont for Boston, br,g Adele
trst JaEo &c ouoai sshrs Mary Rowland, Statesman,
York. Yankee Blade for Boston; Andee Tor h.
VIM Coyer, for Middleton Indiana BRIDGEPORT; North
Norwich Miller, for Hartford Escort Tor ynn JnIvs
Pringle New Haven Clarssa Budd Export
Providence all weighed anchor morning
snd stood TO With fine breeze from SW The packet
just come to the anchorage and doubt after dscharyng
their pilots will proceed TO sea- No vessels in sight inward
teund.
kOBlr, Nay 2a lscld, brig Sutton, Perkins Boston;
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7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
II Post Office May 49, lS49.
THE
CIRCULATION.
Please the of the List in which they are adver
tsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
FROM THE PACIFIC.
The over and Route Robber- e.
Emisrafion-Death Of a Californian

Cores 1.i-ure q Ire Irir- 1r
w.-.-tAx March :. l-if
NtssRs. GsrELEr 4 McELEsrH have I11s
.ou,s 1s DAYS CT vervsevere trsvel from vera
70 Mszs,laa. and an nowavsiiins passage 20 ~
Frsuc..oo. There are bat tso vessels - Us
mort and twelve At Ssn Bias f1r the trans
If saven,u-ers. These vii noi suil'e % ''''e'
over third the travel that 8 daily Aooun'
q, 10th .e.-no-,s There s much error ID the
safes in relation % the Mexican roa'e'
state upon ny own experience ilA' '-'
route VII. exceed ths, OF me ls;hHus beside pens 'l'
n-o-s severe and dangerous. and coi'-l-i-- Do
third more tine than IS he steamers -.,,.-
The ,-ce ~ cain massage 81 these porte = 80 ID
rs,.n snss-- andsloC Ia The .,eers-e' and MS ~
,.n.. Fl, Pa. incurred after paying al es-t So over
and tom Vera Cr1z o. Msza;lal- There are Al-'
,.r,s. b.-. utterly p.nrlless. har-ns exhausted
A. their funds o. reach the Pacific The route may Ho
10 on.irad dangerous. bat important ro- ocfle- nave
been committed upon travellers. ine n''' Jay
o,tsr,r.-s We were shocked with the spectacle Of
three h,s,lv ccr.s af robbers hung - me ''a' '''
There j. band Of sky -efs.is IN iai' JOG a-
they are becoming 20 bold A. o. ati-'N .D- t--'
large towns Two % our company VINO -o-'-
n,rs ve- attacked and stripped u their 5as-asc .4i
10 la-se companies have been moc'iel'
s,e hourly srr-egat.r- ~ -an Bias and NazN,aii'
-ir, o. s.r-. .. --rr.anas on their waf miner
----.r. Of extensive discoveries a. GOA Oh ' =
r yer hs- caused immense over ana Ems 49,. I.
Nevrans and iu one town .purAn-aI '"' -
DlH men have marched f0r the Mines Weary 800
-...,f nm for san Francisco nss been crowded WIN
Waxirau-. Notwithstanding the message % ''. '-.5
g.. el-o -fo orders Of the Mexican Cove i-i4'''.
d.r- their subjects - leave me country 'i
T-e Americans arr becoming nlnitteTea against
s We vengeance should they attempt % WORK The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
BY TtItGP,pH 10 IHE NEw.YOHT TRIBUNE.
SECOND DISPATCH
The steamer Empire.

NEwBuEGH. Taursdsy. Nay - tA
The names given in the following despatch Of
the bodies found. differs somewhat from oar nrs'-
Two bodies were recovered from the wreck o.
the Empire this morning, one Of whom vas den
titled as TIA, Of James Di.on better knoWn as
Irish Jimmy. about the dock al Troy and aoo1'
s5 years age The cher body q that Of TIE In
migrant giri named Margaret Duncan aged about
30 year. and who Hss DO the company Win me
Czr.ons.
Tie whole number found IS 20. Four more per
sor, are lnqaired for who are supposed . De ''''
Tee Coroners jury Is in session. az FisnS'A TINS
evapisr We cannot now state when is isoo''
~ close
T,e ,yo-k OF raising the boat IS Necessarily SOW.
The contractor states that he shall make sooi
besdwav tomorrow and that IN tFo or tnree
dsv. she vii be ready 20 fos' when STE VIII DC
,owed 70 New-Yo's.
The injury % the boat, though great Is not 50
bad a. was at first apprehended. 1t Il oeHsVea
that .be vii again run upon or waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

schksck's PCLNOsic sYkCF.-The greatest medicine IN
The word for The u consumption, and a.. byoacal
paHoaayB Jisaytfic and dysp,psc aSoions o. al rene
dies Known there 10 bot that can be relied % l1
tie cure " that terror Of the human raocr-cOnsumpfoa
That remedy scHEScgs Puifnouic syrup IL Ia cue.
ceeded IN where everything cleo Ia. failed and u
viii generally succeed in curing every case Of conslmp
top where the following thing. are attended TO- VI
iaH ina, perseverance, and street conformity % e d.
recuOn. u may not be ani.s ressOr II he
gfesi Success q me Pulmouc Syrup. II the pow
erai pnnhef Of me system knownt operates By a..s.
lns nature 20 repe the disease from the ungs stomach
and aver hen there IL hectic fever ait sweat coz.
suPaIOn al aslAl symptoms u consumption ih@ Of
ne syrup removes the fever, stops The night swea and
feg4tes ne acuon 81 he bowels making them healthy
ana AURA II sootnes and rpeu. the disease q me
unKs and tnen repes IN the form OF eKpectorA@d
,sf ana y 70 u4ly astonishing ~hef qUarGes Of CORFU
100 are eapector4ted by the patients generally DO have
-SeN ~ n nonis syrup and tbs continues unt all dis
e@<e u ne lungs l. removed, and ~ 9stent tnds be
| .oX nat he y restored 70 health
" J. H. SCHENCk, 81 South si1fh,st PHILADELPHIA !.
NE inventor Of scHEsCg's Pulmonc syrup Price a. per
bottle, or SIX bOtles for e5
BRANCH ACExcfEs.-New- Fork. Bush A CHckerer. 81
Barc.ay-st; Newark, NJ Conhln Neyi II Markeisi
Brooklyn, y. Y, Margaret Hays, 49, Fullons PAfesou
| y. J. DR.. C. lughs. POughkecpse, n Y Moe. Dsne ,
Newburgh, N. Y, John y. Van Mort my@5 SssOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25


The rubbish In the burned district is fast being
removed aud already preparations are being made
for rebuilding it, The most of the principal mer-
chants burned out have temporarily located them
selves in other parts Of the city, and business be
gins to assume a cheerful aspect. Incendiarism is
sad 70 have been the cause Of the IRE. The
watchmsn OF the steamer White Cloud tine IRE
originated on board bis boat has placed the aa-
,horities Ia possession Of such Information as may
possibly lead D. the arrest and conviction Of the
tlHsIus.