New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
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= ~ BOSTON Courier
rSs.x ~ N,rUTE.-A communication IN
-, So ,ss~ fr'r, ~ late editor ~ that paper
-. s,.t n Wl.ANu CSrtcr. Oi Cambridge. hss
S,.sNv s-a wcr.susnci cs,t having coSi OF HNA IN
.,c.s Il ASirI lAcrv ~ pc0'cpthic H.''fTnce ]"
- .-eS-.r ~ The sn4rs.s hide iroin that oi shcep
u - .sr,e AZ Ike the sheep, the iscc ana thc
-, - ~ - iess s-V covered with short ana not
~ rsS-s hsr thc nest 81 ne eN1N hss sVoNel"S
- ~cs1 ~Aca - 81 appearance may MOT" a. "'''"'
. s<.ree - sE'ic S&Soa ~ NeT'n@
H.,sr>al> SroSr At Nicnus recently t'oop
- ~, ve-s .lsvirS soldiers when one Of the impe-
r,ssrs sesssscs u tsc enemy. The sentence OF ue''"
50. px<srG uroa tie o1coaer and the oaipr'' was
a,.sas " tss iaveSic rOyAls;s who seeing tAe con
- NJ 49, rlsvsnSc ami Slarmcj 81 Whist they
- - "a away. some say u wSs premedilated
st ~ vsrscx.cr -, 'h's : no; certNn Al any fae
- sts-y s>cckns enough Snd saows lhe e'ec' pro
ass-es = ~ ~ risirs generation by late events
~ s,p-A newly married couple went 70
s.s.~ srr-Sar nof lons St Boston. Al break
-. =. -xt morning Sfter their entrance the gen
t--.s- -. - RS ls3y Ny dear this Is Poplars,
- s--si-s ycu' u H. il becomes PoPald7' And
y gss-.s = g.. promptly replied the lady It Will
sScc-as P,r..'ss
~A~ ALARMING SICKNESS IS said % prevail IN
g,ts-svi'is rs-n which has attacked some thirty or
-v e tAs eilrens srd proved fatal 70 six The sick
~ scge supposed 70 have originates from some
81 ri-rsa 9; the town who was himself the first 70
n .v,cti- Oths-s suppose il 70 be malignant fever
NicsieA~ CSoPs The Wheat looks well in
- r-Ss-Ni ,S,ds. The season has been unusually
ssrk~s-d h1, its though; II vii prove oenencia TO the
Weesi crop Tte Corn i but Just coming out OF the
r-c1-a We understand that the Corn Is rotng in the
sro-na where /; has been planted in clay soil.
Lansing state Gazette ith
Fsox- PtaIxs-The Plane Mo- Argus SAYS
"a. hs srsss the plains sue this spring
x-ox- No 5iScui:ies on that account are likely to
occs- ess, q the mountsins-5eyond that We predict
yrvs.oo Snd suffering beyond al known in those
Tsg.o1s-
INV CHorERA RENEDY-Whether this 'sul-
yszr' remedy possesses a. the virtues attributed 10
: ihs sal. q i by the different drug estab shments
= tie city Is unprecedenily large. The public ap-
pear to have The utmost confidence in its efficacy
Chicago Dem.
QUEsEc AND HALlFAx TsLrGRAPH.-The stock
for tie construction Of the Electric Telegraph from
,ehc 70 Halifax has been subscribed for and the line
fro- Il Lfsx 70 Father Point on the 81 Lawrence Is
soEnsneed
ExEoU1IoS-Two negro men were hung in
Fsyet,e County Ky last week. for murder which
tsey confessed on The scaaod. They were slaves
FtRE-The joiner shop Of W. w. Wilcox and
u. dwelling Of Ny. Bnga Detroit. We're destroyed by
.-s d, ths 5ih inst Loss about $4,000.
y The Adventure. published at St. Joseph,
10 ssys that news has reached that place, Con the
Sth) tia. some deaths had occurred among the emi
grants the plains. by cholera. letter to the edi
tors that the Illinois Union Band. DR.. H. Gray,
captain srossed the Big Blue ninety i've miles west Of
= IosePh) OF the 18Th. in good health.
r. The GHard,dnt a Mormon paper. published
~ Council Bluffs says the 18TH that provisions &c
10. the plains becoming at that point Adven
still thronging there and number OF them
selling and turning back The cholera has appeared
t7e miles below the Blais
" Last evening, between 9 and Il O'Clock,
the tavern in stowe and the barn connected with the
same owned by John Mcheen Of Cambridge, and oc
eupied BY Luther Maynard were consumed by fire
Boston Traveller, 9th.
y Michael and William Riley, who were on
trial iast week for the murder of Josiah Childs, At
kstiek, Mass the first day OF April lsis have been
acquitted. They were, however, held in custody to
answer 10 the charge Of highway robbery.
~ The Toronto Globe says that the sentence
of DR.. Din has been commutcd to imprisonment Tor
Ife in the Provincial Penitentsry. 1t viii be recolect
I'd tha, THE individual sentenced to be hung few
weeks ago for rape committed upon patient
~ A little child only one year Old was run
over by the train the railroad Rochester on
Thursday last, and one of its legs completely
cred from It's body
" WILLIAM STOWE. Esq. formerly Editor
Of the Springfield Ga-e0s and member OF the Msssa
ehusetts legislature has been appointed Postmaster
Al Springfield