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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Ginc SraepOie in aRifGfifppi.

Sn pideuiqe. @iiI.. erei9uete iib fOIsen'
bsS Srausripiel:
Sr. s. SenoerfOn perfuhte einen Neesr
in feinem Sienite Su sudbti9en, rpeIdr 0St
osrltanp Ieiitste, Elm Ms fer Soe uno ibn an
perfdieoenen Srten fab, worauf Elm Serr
6obbs. BON SenneHee, ibm sur t0i,Ifs elite.
6r. Sobbs, bidte fib. UNI einen Stod aut'
Subsben. Inn ben Neaer Su fbla9sn, unc
| tn3' Ger gte9er duf i'm un6 verTebte ibm nit
elnem SOlbe cine Wunoe in Die Iinfe Bruf,
bic feinen fCfcrti9sn SOB UsrurIa6te. .Sann
fob Der gle9er in ben gBaIo, muroe aber
nit Sunoen psrfoIat uno balo einaebUIt
nOrauf tbm 9r. &Obertfon, elmer BON ben
Serfcl9enoen, mebre S6Idqe NIT feinsm
Shhienfclben auf ben ROpf CAB, mas je.
ocb oeS gie9ers UOrSweifelte Rade nod
mebr ebobte, anfatt iie Su f6mdben. Sr.
Robetton fdoB oann fein @ewebr auf i'm
ab, febIte ibn aber unc bic &uaeI traf einen
Srn. SCCu ms @efbt uno ifrefte ibn su
SOoen. Qls Ger Ne9er Srn. 8ocn ftirSen
lab, uerfu6te er aufbufprin9sn uno Su fteben,
muroe aber Seti9 BON einem Der ancern
Ndnner oaran Uerbinoert. Damn wuroen
oret SbuiIe aus einem GepoIper uno elmer
aus cine Subfe auf ibn obaefeuert, ober
aud nabcem man ibm fbon bic 6eble
curh9efdnitten bate, belt er nod bas
NeeiIer feit in feinsr Sano uno perfu6te
ienen Die Selne ju our6fhneioen wrnn Iie
li6 ndbsrten, um ieinem Geben elm @nce ,u
MAIDEN. t0r. Soon fou 9efdbrIib perwun.
oct fcin. Srn. tSeneeriOns Buneen linc
Ietbt.-CSreie YreIIr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Die Soften bes CALIFORNIA 6UIS.

Sin itatiffifber Stbreiber Bat an9enOm'
men. ba6 bic Qusmanoeruna, QuSrulfun9
unb Qrbeit BON 10000 @misronten nab
Californian fir l Sabr ben Ssreini9ten
Staaten $22. 100000 fOitete, wsIde Gum:
me surud empfanssn wsrben mu6 burb
Den YrOft, sbs man ben Sercienf bere6nen
fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
Sds IuSnabms:6 6eSets.

Cine Htte fur bic Qusnabme ees @ertbes
Don Oret 6unoert SbaIer BON 8dbla9'
nabme une Serfauf our6 @recutiUn, unc
Seitreibun9 fur &snte.
Qbf6n. 1.-@crfu9t. ba6 anifntt bes
Giaentbums oas ieet bur6 oas @efss pon
Scf6la9nabme uno 8erfauf eurb grseu
ton BON eeridtlib erbaltensm urtbsil frei
1T ; unb 8sitrsibuns fur 8ent. Gisentbum
Su bsm 8eIauf BON orei Sunoert Sbaler,
NIT Qusf6Iub a1sr &leicunsSliufe oes DE.
fsnoanten une feiner Samilie, uno auer Si'
beIn uno S6ultuber Der Samilie, [wsltss
wie bisber frei bIeiben foul uno nibt msbr.
eseienet Don iraeno sinem SduIoner, Don
8ef6lae uno Ssrfouf auf Grseution ODER
@intrsibun9 fur 8ent frsi fein fOlI.
abf6n. 2.-Sas Der S6sriff, Con
ffabltr. ODER anore 8eamte Der nit Der
SoIIsiebuns ir9eno zines 9ri6tsbsfebles
Sum Serfauf pom 9runo. oeer perfonal.
Gisentbum irseno zines S6uIonsrs bsauf,
traet 1T, menn Der ShuIbner es perIanst.
orei unbetbeiIiste uno fdbise perfonsn e.
tiren fru. welbe beeioi9t Uoer psrpfiohtet
neroen ioasn, oas @ieentbum, wel6es Der
befdate ShuIbner fib unter ben ginribtun'
gen eisfsr Qfte porbrbalten wiro. abSufhds.
en-, fur peIbn 9ienlf bic bsiaeten Qbfhds'
sr berebtst fein fOuen finfsia Sent Elm ieoer
Su empfan9en, mas als SbeiI oes 8erfabrens
anserebnet mcben iou, unp 70 aus9emdbI'
tes Gieentbum gum msrtbs Don brei bunoert
Sbdsrn, fol- pom SsfdIa9 unb 8srfauf
auf beldate @reeuton ODER @arrant freifein,
ousesnOmmsn @arrants fur @rbsbuns pCn
Saren.
Qbf fdn. 3.-8effimmt, ba6 400 Der
Defendant 9runbci9sntbum Su befaetem
SeIauf bebaItsn wiu. bic Qbfhdeer beiiim.
men iOIsn, ob eS Obne 8snabtbeiIieune
bes @anSen esfbeben fam, uno penn eS
fann, pe bic n6tbieen Yapiere ausSuiteusn.
Secob fol- oisfer Qbibnitt nibt 70 aus9e.
Ie9t wsrcen, oIs Seril6re er 9Oncs, Mort.
9dtfbss Obsr fCnffi9e @cntrafts fur bas
4nfaufs9eIo Don lniOluenten SduIbnern.
Ser 4te Qbfbnitt bsifimmt, taB ba no
oaS eono nibt Obns NattbeiI psrtbeiIt wer'
ben Fam, es perfauft pirb uno Der Oefsn'
oant feline breibunoert Sbalcr pon oem 8e.
amten aus Dem Serfauf erbdIt.
0b1 bn n. 5. wiosrruft foIde Qbfbnitts
onberer 8eieee, welte ni9t nit bisIer Qtte
ubereinftimmsn.
Qbfbu n. 6.-OaB Die Sefimmun9en
ciefsr Qfte ntbt in &raft tretsn fouen bis
gum pisrten nd6iten Sunp, une bios aui
folde S6uIoen 8sSu9 baben foucn, bic an
uno nab ienem Sage 9smadt pereen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sep6Iferun9uon Ganao a.-Nah
Dem neucn Genius mio. ME man aIaubt.
Ole Sep6Iferune oIlo ifrbcn Sbcr Canada
100000. unter Canada SO00C0.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

"Sie GpiTrl ct. 9auIi'' in Der 8itel ci
ner neuen 3situns, wslbe in &urSem in Der
Staet ct. pauI. Der 9erihtshg bes nsuen
SrritOriums Minefota, beraus9eaeben wer.
Den fOu. G5 mu6 Elm sutes SIatt wsr
Den, rpenn oafclte iib zines 70 erbabsnsn
SiteI5 purba erseiqen nil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sin 9atwirtb in Sem Orleans wuror
III 200 SbaIcr 9elcffrofe uno 6 Mcnat
@efdn9eni&aft perurtbciIt, neil or einem
Sflapen itarfeS @etr6nf pcrtaufte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

!-Sie Sbeurr oes 6rn. 6ein
ri6 QItbaus. in Sern SIP, etwu 8 Mei'
len gSn &saejnq garGs mi. aIIsm Snes!ts
@sIfdfOrn, Safer, elmer Suantitdt Seu
unb benz SleiIde BON 9 Sbwsinen, bur6
Seuer Serf6rt. Die Stsusr uno ibr Sn
baIt woren fait gum pclIen @rtb perlibert,
oabsr fam Der Serluf nibt 9rO6 fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Cine Sobrifsu @sieui6aft in Mants.
fer, q. g., bdIt l.400 msitIite Qrbetsr
belbdfti9t. GeeteS Sabr crbieIten bele i'm
Surdf6nitt So IS per @o6e ais 9obn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Gin tn@unoertbier.-QmSa SamGiaas
wuree i'm "9Ipbe Snn" ;u Baltimore ein
Sabn, in Baltimore @auutD aetOrsn, nit
er Seinsn, wppCn erci pOQtcmmsn es.
biIectr 9sjei9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Die q. .. Gun bebauptet, ta6 in sinem
Der oiiliben Staatsn cine Yriuat MunSe
befebe. moieIbit @fenni9e 9smabt uno cir
fuIirt wsroen, bic bios 45 Gents pas Sun.
bert wertb lino.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

gSeise Snotouer.-Sn Neu Msri
TO, nabe Dem Stilen Meere, linc Sms fleinc
Snoianr Stdmme entoedt morccn, wslhe
msi6e 9aare uno cine wei6s 9sii6tsfarbe
bobCu,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sis Srbnsr bss Su @brcn Der 0mtsrin
feeuu9 BON Sen. Soplor in 8a5bin9tOn
pfraniiaiteten Saue5 baben B en- Geinsrtra9
isusS Ssifes, $2.500, SwiIbsn Der fatbOIi
iben uno protelfantiIben llntsritlsun95
Qnfalt pertDeilt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

4m Is. MdS wurcs SwIdcn brn Sap
ttern uno Sominifanern cine S6latht oe
Ilsfert' md6c Su 9unlten Der Griuen aus
9efalIen lein Iou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sie SIattsrn fOuen in Snoiana uno Sen.
tudp aus9ebroden fcin. Sn @amrcn, 81.
S., iino ite ebenfauS uno srrr9sn vieI Se.
leranib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

SWFI VUHpFHIIOHIHI pUH TRDT pFTTWIVUPH'
arti9sm @barafter, murtsu nsuIib in So'
itOn 9sbuIten. Die cine mar cine 2tnti. Sab
baths Convention. osren Qbfbt es 1T, allie
SCnnta9s9efeee obSufdbafsn; inoem ibre
9Iieoer bebauptsn bo6 Feline 9ottIibe QutO'
ritdt oa fei, INN ben SOnnto9 beiIi9sr su
baIten als anoere Sage. Die ancere Son:
pention Wurbe 9sbaItsn um Ma6rs9sIn Su
er9reifen Sur rntsroridun9 Der Scnnta9s:
6eitunsen, rpeI6e unIdn9lt oafsIblt stabIirt
lpurccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03
9yferbe nit Sblittfd,uben.

Gin Sbweoe bat Der Qatent Sffite in
@aSbinstOn elm pcultdnci9cS Ssifed pOn
S6littfbuben gefhidt.-was er in Qmerita
nil pateniren Iofen. sic wsrren ben
Qferoeu an allen Giersn bsfeli9st uno elm
sew6bni6ss Yfsrb NIT tiefsr SOri6tuns
Uerfeben fou Obne anibeinenbe @rmuoun9
in Der 3sit Don 3 Stuneen 100 Mshen Su.
rudIe9en f6nnen.-Bos fur MeiIen??
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Wormonen.-Sre Observation-Disclosures
en9iihe uuo fbottiibe MOrmcnsn fino om
l2ten Qpril su ct. eOuis onoelan9t, Nuf
Dem @e9e fih nit ibren Sriosrn i'm SolS'
tbale 5u pereiniaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sn Baltimore 1T eiu Dtutfher NdmcnS
8Onrao @lntcr oe5 MOroe5 i'm eriieh 9race
IhuIeig befunesu wotocn er bate cine
Mrs. Cooper aus Sob9ier umecbra6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Su pittsburg wuroeu mdbreno 2 Sa9en
bis Sum 25. Qpril $500 Qftien sur @enn'
fpIuania uno Sbio Giienbabn unterfdrie
ben nod 1900 maren erforoerIib, UNI
oas @erf in &ontraft su 9eben. Die
8abn fou NIT Der SanouSfp Sabn Usrbun'
ben merosn nab 8eenoi9un9 Der penn
1pIuanifhen @enraIbabn uno Der oben 9e'
nannten 8abn miro philadelphia nit Gin
cinnati in ununterbrob bener @iienbabn Ser
binbuno fteben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Cine aussscsbnte QntuIt Sur gsrferti9un9
falIher MhnSen 1T burh bic 9te,p YCrfer
Qclisei in glem. SerfsY entoedt woroen. Sa
cas Sabrifat gum Ssrbraub in &aIifcrnien
be(timmt, uno bereits sum @ertb BON bel
nobe 100000 aus gew WOrf nah Gan
EranciSeo uerfenbet worben III 70 botunfre
QcIisei in@asbinoton Die sesi9nete QnSei9e
aemattt, uno bic &esierun9 pirb unuerau9'
lid einen Q9snten oCrtbtn leneen, UNI 70.
rpobt bic falfben MinSen oIS bic Setru9er
in 9ewabrIam Su nebmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Sn 1712 mar es nibts uuamobnIibss
in 9teu Worf, eeute we9sn Ssrbre6en Su
Uerbrennen. 60 fa9t cine @brOnif pom be,
nannten Sabre, ba6 Elm Ne9er ne9en fheub.
Iihen MOrceS IAN einem lan9famen Seuer
aebrotcn psroen fOus, bamit er 8 bis 10
itunet9e Aual erfabre. uno 70 Ianse i'm
Seuer ffebe, bis er toOt uno ;u Qf6e per.
brannt fri."-C@or.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

Nabritten aus SuenOs 2pres pOm II.
Sch. meIben, eas eafeIbft furS pOrber bic
brittifbe brig Sane pcn 9iuerpccl aus
Man9sI an SebensmitteIn sin9sIaufen mar:
5 ibrer paiIa9iere waren wdbrenb Der Reife
5un9ers gefUrbeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-05-03

8ei Dem nsulihen Sretbeu bcs GiIes i'm
MiIiifiippi iino Saufence pen Sifhcn UNI
9etommsn. I'm oeu llfern bes Mifcuri lie.
gen bic 9r6bten &aeenfifde, uon 100 Yfuno
an gewi6t, bic bel oem @is9an9 um9sFom
men Ino.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Cholera Mt ~. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS, Tuesday, July J.
The interments yesterday Ia ten out OF the
twelve Cemeteries belonging to the city were ISJ' OF
which los were from Cholera.
The Official report OF the mortality OF the city Tor the
week ending Sunday night, July l. shows s4s deaths
Of which 73J were from Cholera For the last hVe
weeks the aggregate interment' amount to 1000 oil
which OOi were from Cholera The aggregate number
of nternens for this week exhibits an increase Of l72
over the number for last week and an increase OF
Cholera interments OF IA for the same period
The Common Council at their meeting last night
enacted rigid Quarantine ordinance which provides
that no boat shall hereafter land her passengers "nn
three miles Of the city until inspected by the officers oil
Quarantine
There Is favorable change in the weather TO day
and il hoped that there will soon be an abatement IN
the terrible scourge which has carried away so many
victims from among Us. iours, " l. "a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
lIexico--auta ANN.

Nrr lf'ssus 49, asa --
Oar thanks are que u the Editors OF la Patrid
for proof sheet containing intelligence from Mexico
O. a late dste The N,rs Cruz correspondent Of Ia
Para Wuiing under date Of the l6th last stses that
the Monarch acting 10 concert wihe psrussns
% Santa for tn overthrow % the present Gov
ernmcnt Herrera the President, Is described a. q
man OF EXCELLENT intentions ana great goodness ci
heart ard wsntns IN energy lie L. therefore unable
10 cope with the revolutionary spirit iernentng
A. there is longer army la Mexico, all who tor-
nacriy belonged 90 10 ouI u employ and desire a
change by which they nay get occupation. santa An
uas friends dna- their best 70 inment this feeling
revolution ~ favor % The eNpstrated General : *
usred shortly. some say be wlA land Al Iace-co,
others ~ Tam pico Il Is likewise rumored that Tue sa-
pr-rs government ha- sent instructions TO is officers
l. receive him with military donors II l. said too, hat
TIE Mexican blg VI Ners Cruz hss been sent 70
basa t. seize three q Anna efiss2es who are
about visiting the country 10 str up aresoluaon-
At Odrsos plot has been discovered iof ne .ssAs-
sinaiion Of = large uumber OF Government on1cers.
Arms were Distributed among the eonspira,5rs' and
ne whole plan carefully elaborated. Fortunately me
plot was detected IN time % prevent mischief
HE letter OF Ia P1ia notices the return -
5-eAieo Of senior iturhde, Secretary CT the Mexican
LesNu'a a. Wsshius -ou and ascrlos his aP
80 wee 70 dtiieulr-s between the Two Government,
s'4ns out 81 Tie protocol We think th-fe Is 10 oud
.o1 sPPleaenson ca THIS score The : irigaie sara
logs Is cruising hear Vers Cruz and her pre.eres Il
attributed ~ tie frightened MexcAns 70 tho same
ssnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
From fhaRres.

From Tho n o Crsscsnt. JIas1
The steamship IsthTnus arrived at this port yes.
terdsy, from Chsgres via Havana, having the former
place the 18th and the latter the nth inst The
Isthmus made the run from Havana 70 Chszrss m ;.
days, and landed her passengers all In good health
They all proceeded Immediately % Panama All the
enirants for California had succeeded In getting pass
sse from Panama and that place ~ lett 10 lis
former occupants. The rainy had set Ia Il,
Chsgres but 20 the sailing " the ishmus the health
Of the place appeared 10 be very good A person BY
the name Of ID. Hstfon drowned himself la Chsgres
River while the steamer was lying there The body
rose 70 the surface Of the water the day when
was towed out 10 by order Of the authorities u the
port without the knowledge Of any Of the Americans
there AZ that time.
The steamship California was A. Panama 70 sail tor
San Francisco the both inst The schooner Iona va
- sail from Chsgres for this pof; The ith inst
The T. ingate Bartsn, bearing the bfosd pennant d
Com. Parker at Havana She was ~ leave tor
Vera Cruz on the Zd - JON the squadron Toe on
GERS aud crew were al well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

BOSTON. July s-ARsivUo, sAP Areihass. Lverroo.
-ch- l. Nash Phfat- phs. May rs. brik Joan Crus1Y
Csrdenas. schr Midas savanna CLrkSfQ, STEAMER
America. Halifax aud Liverpool. ships Plymouth k'cS
LIVERPOOL Harrisburg. y o. trgs Ns.mrr M,ratosne
Esrhoi. SAINT Jsso va GIouces-tr. hocs uFnsni sni
Acorn .chrs Courier Richmond. Advance Pni4siff lia
New OK. far New lors.
EAGERrOWN. July 2-AsslvEo. bark hi~in joan
son y Y tor Bangor schrs Exempisr. DO iof inisof
:. rrorferuus. 10 Boston. susan 90, co. NsnilcseL
HOLMES HOLE. July S-ASsvEo schrs Lan.rf No.
Ph ladc.phis. Denmark Baif.more Msssenger FREEZER
ick.hurg. al for Boston. ard Herman ard q u Ferry
bound Tor Y OriTsn. p SIDE nts. for Ssco, Ne. c.
nsrv. Phiiadephis. ard " n T. Havsna. Cor Portland
Marlda. Grore efown. for Portsmouth,.
WAREHAN. July g-lN P0sr. Mon.tas, y
NEN-ORLEANSJ8nc .S-AssiVEp. shiq ; - Hc mes
NY
PORTLAND. Ju'y a-ASSvsc ss'p EmTeror. \ y
NFWBURYPORr July 2-ASsivtn, schrs Talbot
Pbfl.fe'rh Ere. y 4. Splendid. kortout
PROVIDENCE. Jl.y 2-ASRiNE o-->clrs E.lot May
4 Fnen .rd Kensngioa. Pills. W n Turner Albany
Efrahefh Hal ROniolf, soops kiEa. 4 oany Velocity
and Congress. Rondoug Rhote Island. Thomas hsN
kns Chsmoion ard FHciie New-fofk below sch'
Caroline BAY River Nc
NEWPORT. July 2-ASEivsr-srs RIO. Newton ioi
Bristol -.
BRISTOL. Juy9-AssIvUD-Sehr Rose In Bloom Ron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
Cholera nt-Accident-,Iar-
keI-, stocks, &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

PHfLADELFHIA Tuesday July J.
Our Board Of Health TO day reports Sc new
Cholera cases and 81 deaths As IN evidence Of how
much the nursing Of kind friends viii DO toward cure
ID l.s fearful dsesse observe tLet OF - cases in phi
vsie practice but u died. while oil the IL IN the nos
pitfalls were deaths
James Donohue lad eleven years old. was run over
last evening by the tender OF the United States Engine
aud ins tanty klled The Company is censured, inss-
much the law prohibits minors from running with
machncs.'
Aher Tie % my report yesterday there wss brisk
demand tor Flour. and 5000 eifo hhs Penis
and Western sod a. ~ a s. 81 but Principally ~
- a. including some lois of We-iel a. - y! per obl
To-day the market has been quiet aud only lew huude
hN. and good brancs sld for export q 81 - -
Fof Cry uoccra sales 40 - 4io = Tor common
"a lsocy brands Rye Flour ln good demand 81 =
Corn Mrs. inquired afers sales OF Prnnsy vans
80 g. CD per BOZ Nhcat-Saes Of 1000 sush good Red ~
a. Mixed s u.s. and White 40 81 04asi .1 per bush Rye
ia scarce Com s fulI salc " Yellow a. 81 cts OATS
A. Iu4crr ALL 30 les have been reported Ihs OF
Ton market is quiet but prces unchanged WHISKY
s. ilN Ut.s q -. ard in small cots a. = cis
Ssfrs cF SToCxs-ftru bonrf-S ,nH Wilmington kk
81. 81 io Nurhrrn Bk ny. ist 5000 Sch Nss %, -
Penney .vafis lt - Do Mechanics bk. ~ sAe,o
Loan. So '6T lIti
$50 Nfocni Bond 'oday
Tae Board sd ,ouued i-dsy meet Thursday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04

From VALPARAIsO AND LIMA.-Ws are IN re-
copt OF tiles Of the Nsghbor and the hUcwio OF Val
paraso to April a, aud the Co@"sreio OF Lima TO
April 26 There Is no local news Tho following 10
list of the ships arrived at Valparaiso since April Is,
the date Of our last account
ARRIVED
April l9-Am whale James Allen, smith ia Dc NBsdtofd
- 2l-An bark Caub Webb, Boston, IA ds
90 D-BdgOf-ws French Genie, salsnde.
2J--Bng Fog Angle-es, Bell 5sa Bias
60 96-Bark Am " Coffin. Morton
Bark French Paul, 0aultlef, Jl Bordeaux
SAILED.
April Sam schr Patuke1t Waterman. S francisco.
- Pam bark Hector. Kemp. 49, San francisco
90 zf-k Am Carib, Webb, lOs san Francisco.
80 Gam whale shp James Allen, Smith. -, hshiOg.
The Csrib spoke Am schr Iowa FEB "a, In lat ~ a,
Ion IS 81, bound ~ California.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
From New-MexIco-FnI-e Reports, &c.


By the arrival Of trader we have dates from
Rents Fort to the 10Th ult The late reports received
via NegOs leans of Indian hostllties In santa 70 are
said to be uniounded in truth, companies OF emgran''
and traders were met daily along the route from lnde
incidence. From all indications the Cholera had en-
tirely disappeared from among them, and they were
generally in the enjoyment Of good health. Capt
Cars Company Of Dragons were met al Plumb Butte
On the 18Th and several companies OF Infantry at Little
4-g,-a.. On the 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-04
susInEss NOTICES.

AaKRiCAN ArsErN-ATTEsTiON, HOLIDAY F0iE .-As
mere - 10 De 10 oClciat Today The sighseenZ
pupic Will o. course Indemnify themselves BY giving rs
American Museum glorious benefit The array q tsent
announced In the bills Will xn0r Buzz,
me popular magician and yeutnoquist Grea Western,
me best YANKEE caficaturis yng, SD many 0thef wei
Known Psfioffhefs, Will appehT the sirien cnlrfN
ents ~ De gwen during The day The saloons are crowd
ed with wonders from the giant pair ns4souDg si1teer
irei down 70 e mlnutest specimens Of creAiye power
Ia The evening there will be grand ex!hoiuon Of fro
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The Queens Answer TO sir Allan MaeNab's
Pefitlon--C hoIera, &c.

MONTREAL, Tuesday, July 3.
We have receive n-r Msjsssys, the Queens,
answer 10 sir Allan MacNabs petitions, expressing an
opinion tina, the Indemnity Bill is compensate
the Rebels, supporting Lord Egin, and hoping that
that cir Allan VIII help maintain order. The English
Attorney General, however says that the Rebels and
Loyalists must Be paid alike under the law.
The Medical Board have eonnsacsd their daily 70
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WAsHilGroN, Tuesday July j FN
President Taylor has issued a proclamation re- D.
commenting that the first Friday in August be set
apart a. day of fasting humiliation and prayer that
the Ruler of Nations may avert the ravages of the
scourge now threatening to sweep over our country.
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Meeting for the Union OF the bunker and
Free soil Partirs-Progress of Cholera.

ALBANT, lesdayi suly j = n
The Free Soil State Committee accept the pro
po.ifsn OF the Hunker state Committee, that the Con
vsnlon representing the bunker and Free SOIL parties
meet At Rome on the l2gh Of August next for the pur
pose OF teyising means for a union
The Board Of Health report eleven CAGES Of Cholera
and deaths since yesterday
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Steamboat Accident.

PWLADELPHiA, Tuesday, July - IN
The steamer WIN Pease arrived from New
York tbs afternoon with 40 passengers When near
Newcatle schooner came IN collision with Der, carry
isg away the larboard ral, gallery &C. killing the cook
sot d,na.rou.lv iniurine German The collision was
Altogether accidental
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ROYAL Mail steamship America-Deiegafe 20
the Paris Peace Convention.

BosToS, Tue sday July 3-5 NJ
TIE Royal Mail Steamship America cleared To-
day tor Halifax and Liverpool She will sail - NOR
row. There are "a passengers engaged 20 far she
takes specie.
The chip Plymouth Rock for Liverpool. carries out
twelve Delegates 70 the Pans Peace Convention.
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Ned Buntline in Trouble.


PtuLADELFHIA, Tuesday, July J-P- NJ.
EZ. {. Jud.on. aims Ned Buntline, was Sc
verey besien BY "a Police officer Ned MCGOWAN in
sevenrhst rear Chestnut to-day. Jadson received
several bad cuts about the head and was taken away
a.,
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Ia the absence OF the President. MIR Wood, Rev Mr.
LEWIS Of Brooklyn presentcd to tho young ladies then
Diplomas OF Graduation accom- panied by few ssIiOus
and wetmed remarks, mingled with much salutary
counsel view OF their retirement from the lDstltu
ton where they have 80 well acquitted themselges
In conclusion. may mention that the number OF
pupils now la the Institution - about 80, which 10
some what lees than the average attendance Tho
Graduating Class also, W. are Informed would have
been considerably larger had II not been deemed al
visabe by Of the pupils 20 return To their homes
In view Of the presence of the epidemic hero As u w.
however the friends of the Academy aud Of Education
generally have great cause for encouragement 10 tho
uniform and admirable management Of this Ia
sttuti0n
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" To-day being the Fourth Of July no paper
will be issued from The Ty,bane Office 70 morrow
morning fthe Foreign News arrives a'i' prob
able. it will appear in an Extra IN the course Of
the forenoon; and the regular Evening Editions
will be published az usual.
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Weather, &c. In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July 80 P. NJ
The weather. is quite cool this afternoon and
the city healthy Great preparations are making to
celebrate Independence day 10 morrow The markets
are UNCHANGED and the business generally quite small
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~ Alet.er from Fort Kearney to the Mlrsa'
k1s Wisoozssa Announces the death Of Hon JosS
BEvrSs, Of Southport Wis. and formerly member o.
the Nsw-York Legislature
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From Porf-au-Prinee.

bO3ToN, ! esdayi JlIy y
Letters from Port. su- Prince, dated the 18th ut.
state that the Government las reduced tie duties on
Flour Macksrei AleEiVes and Dried Fish 80 per cent