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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
DueI Po.tponed-Cholera ut Cincinnati.

CfNcINNATi- MONDAY, sute =
Tho d,4s,altv between NJ. Wicklis and the
.o, Of, Iua.e Robertson h.. been anicab.y adjusted.
Ts n,.rrnent. for the q hour. ending noon sunday
were lC4. Of which =; were Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

u The Rcheieu Diamond Pointed God Pens made
sod exclusively by sAvA0E, 81 Futon-st. are
Invariably warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction J Y 5
has AZ stock Of hne 0od snd Silver Watches u
sill celebrated makers which he invite. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ IL voc CAS- cosyiSc1 THg TssUsE that betlef
cheaper more elegant, fashionable and !asuBg boots
shoes and callers purchased elsewhere Il 10 not likely
you viii continue u unqualified praises awarded
Ia its columns 10 taoss Manufactured ~ JosEs. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

Persons intending ~ Welt California, and desirous Of
leaving accurate and pleasing licensees u themselves
Dith pey Jrsnds are invited TO cali BsADYs 95 and
2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton st where may his
beautiful collection Of pictures recently taken 10 Washing
on-ampag them President Taylor and his csbinet ex.
President Polk aud Cabinet beside many other dslln-
qllshed individuals ie6 6fcod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
Cholera in Richmond. Va.

BALrI~oRE Monday June -
TIE southern MAJ rAs arrived OUT
nothing OF importance. There we're I've -.
- -, seats. IN Richmond on Saturday as Tie
-. .,,,,ser o, death, from Cholera since May = 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Publishers have concluded TO admit limited
number OF Advertisements into the column. OF thu.
paper Those Merchants, Inventors, &c who have ar
tces specially adapted to the wants the Inhabitants
OF Cslfornia Oregon and other parts the Pacific,
will do well 10 avail themselves OF the opportunity here
oss-ed Of making their known in that quarter OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts, &c. Tonight

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Crr-fys Mir.trsst- 81 Bruafrsy-i h.cha1rs Bsll-sFh
satons AcatsuT-s L~nnsrr sfsy 80
Amman Al Csoo-Brosc-sy Bru1- s'lc v - Pm
lisr-.frrs Al a-nS n,s1-ts Esacs
lyc--- ca NJ 90 Na.--ssS1 Srnat-sya An n sgr--L
cf--ss ~ Sross-ss. nv s.-zEs
Cssts 6srT-- Rat--ry Er-1Ir Coor-r's-. pm
Nslfhaa Gs-t-n- B.s-y. crga..t. >-sslt, 80
hnr-or rN-s;-r- C1s7o-r-s q. 1-nr b. sfrsy--- Y
Rrnsd-ss ra-asrRrus1-,y ,-ts-r1 Pear t-f>ry--.
AnsuCal n-ssln-brca rsy ,s1r A1r s-Ds a-1 sv-arg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ Or 81 SHANNON. whose Unprecedented success
the treatment and cure Of Chronic diseases has been
hsrsde by the Western press for some ume past now
At me Battery Hotel Greenwich 81 The Dr. invites all
who afflicted with Chronic Oarhea TO call upon him,
le Will furnish them with nhble remedy free II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
rsoussrs.-Tbe Coroner held an ino,s,, ,..,.,

lseUssrs.-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
day At the Aims House Yard, upon the body Of WIN
John native Of Wales, aged p years. who came 70
hi. death hy accidentally falling from the top.ai yard
Of the ship bingham 70 the deck verde, acco-issis
Also upon the body Of john Bennett. tcolor,s, ssea
o years. who WAS found drowned 10 n. dock - n.
10, Of Catherine 81. y R. verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

TIN. HAT DOES ut ~ How often do gentle
say mis- sfer ordering hat and uying on before
glass All he did ssnd call ON KNOX, lz8 Fulton
man OF any speed or bottom" In racing phrase.
would i've miles get Of bis Rocky Mountain 81
Beavers Customer. call him. not singy but In
HIATT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
The New-Hampshire LEGISLATURE and Capt.
tai Puni-hment.


BosroN Monday, June 25-3 Pm.
The Legislature or N-s Hampshire voted on
Friday last by majority OF 90 not to abolish Capital
Pnni.hmfht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

NAriosAL MINIATURE GALLEEY-EDWARD WHirE, ~
BsoADwAYThis magnificent saloon Possesses sppsfior
advantages for ne raY production % Dazueeoype Mn
iAlres AL persons who wish Unsurpassed likeness u
lhemssVe. or friend, should I'VE this Gallery call
al Jmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ The July number Of MEsETs MUssUx is
quite superior any NUMBER which has appeared for
long time. No man 5 doing better service 10 the
youth @. our country in fo-mins taste io' reading
than NJ Goodrich. the verita5.e Peter Pai.ey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

AIABANA-Judse James L. P1sh, who under
TAKES 10 oppose Mr.. billiards return 10 Congress
on the assumption that MIR. II. was not Southern
enough IN The asst Congress. has issued long
manifesto picking flaws in Mr.. Hihsris pro-
Savery Speeches IS too tame. The following IS
the most material point in Mr.. Pughs long biIl Of
indictment against Mr. Hilisrd
I'm ls4s he told Mr. Root that the passage Of the
Wlmat Prue.-o would aleaa,e rae aTscuoqs % ~ no
.,,.oas Nj word : 10 be found 10 that speech
ttl fsra~s Pie fs- ~ rs.frarce p al ta-fris mere
, nothing m g wnich cannot be- reconciird with the
ls4a ii submission. In l>i9 be made speech. and
Voa VII nad on page : tne following. SO how NJ
sb.niars The bold sou h~ru ground OCCUPIED uy nm
IA l~i7 h. ssld There are ughts, many u-ais'
dear 10 Us a. southern people Do kno" d. Be- OK 70
.q s rsass rss r9laf 'is CO.'S cf tie tsoa 20 r'HH
shat 5riqg ~ o. fts POM rt0s ri4 raH oro ne -
-l 20 See vticA css a-Ta 90 gire ~, ne Suh - "'
lqian.'
IL doat seem hard to comprehend the driit OF
the Slavery u'trss after inst. To vote with them
and speak Tor them 40 Tor nothing ia their eyes u
Won refuse 70 thresten the dissolution OF the nion
in case the Wumat Proviso shall become s law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ The most cool and comfortable things wear ibis
hot weather are WArKSss waking Pumps and Caters
they Manufactured Al ia Yu.ion-st and sold
dgced prices. jczJ 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAS MUs1UN Mr.. GREtSwoop. the acting Man.
sger u The Museum has issued brilliant carte Ut the en-
isrfaiumsns Tor the present week Crest Western 10
The Spectre Bridegroom" Whites ihiopsn s, with
new songs fue addition 10 the staiuary, entitled
The Temperate Family" and several and rare sps
omen. In natural history, among tho temptations he
.plrads Drl1re Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

Ro,sD ~ ArnrsNE~ The NIL was cell a.
ard he inmates o re ro-i ard approved of
[ r.uaaa.lfh,as HIS h lu tar Msyer 1'taea % 20
ID, u, ins ronln-rica or Gen n pirt "a, trtIl
rs The Common Council FOB review ne troops nn TIE ~
OF Jay Accepted ...Of FlNaIi Cop snd Ns@ ,f 81
n si 81 .1.urciou bsa been ais upon tc pure tsed ~
me Revise statues Ordered ilr .ssi sessi of+..oi
Nesss Hustled hcnis ssking for isrteer tnS io re-
l.fe ne rinn.ng uf th-r fnto av Omnnasss Granted
p,r.,-as- BIT u John n >mt.h 49, Referred 10 ne
Lamp Commufee. or A Morris Cry g rctoi i9f
a. -Nfen.ion ~ fme for grading Nnd faras rrit.fla
Granted. .Of T Lrgl'rr rrs.fr I'D pump or re
corner - Ssni'ord 49, " olghby as Referred 10
lie We ard Pump 1ru.,.ce
Al HawNhg-si offered Reso lron r. aiire ~ report
% the Comm fle wach c.ls.rd DE payeh 90 ne Tee
a. sa.Sry Beers. - hich Rrso alton w-s .osf -.
Nfi1rtes The st.sF nf'He CRY era u A. IKE a. N
s1f ices Ari p~rCl.srs. sad hat oi me rect onns
oner a. te. ihr .ast year.. Tie sSaiN ~
the Counsel OF the Board NNrd 80 ne same A. 49,
wear The salary oi che Corporation Attorney wss 1Nei
as $50
Boat 81 'oGr1ed.
WEFNfY REPORT oY ugArHs DE- q o'r'ch
repors the tots, number 90 deaths tor the week enins
NJ % to be- So OF these . were males sld - ie
r.es children ~. stait. % The total number Il
n,rr,,snrs DID Greenwood snd other bfoNNfn grounds
\ her AL ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ German named Adam Boufeat was run
over by the ears IN Brighton Rochester and killed
en- Saturday lAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

MEs's AND BOYS sUNNEs ClorHNc We have On
trnd large stock OF hne clothing also great variety u
linen coats, pants vests. Sc extremely low prices
ZIG sleod- BOrOHTON KNAPP. y Nalden.Iane q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

~ For sivert ssug 10 newspapers Of other
iowa. Of all the staies PALHEss Agency Ofers
choice. ant comp opportunity Tor ADOPT
lnx SAFE IldciOus and thor0l. Ia system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

- FATHER MATHEW seems in a fair way of
becoming the guest Of the nation. having s-ready re-
ce.yed invitations from various cres and public houses
To one from The proprietor O. The Marlboro hoie. he
says ,,
ness on the occasion 81 my Intended visit 70 Boston
Tine Marlboro being the Oldest Temperance Hotel II
the country Will be additional inducelnenI 70 tA2e
u p my abode Ia L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

sr temperature, for which most OF cur citizens were
duly grateful Although me thermometer stood 81 -
the afternoon. the slight difference scns.oy elt
ani frames which the cay before were euervsied snt
snquid. became elatc ard ouoysn, ssNn. The report
Of the Board Of Health showed he usua! Mondays IN
Of cases, yet this i now the SIKH week o. The
epidemic Is probable ins, - maximum Of severity
j. nearly attained and iaa, under The excellent city
Arrangements for cleanliness IN snd out OF doors, II
vii soon begin 10 decrease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

HE,r OF IRIS Ws,rBER.-The thermometer
stood Yesterday A,6AM a. = at Pm - "a and
m6PM so, showing visible decrease OF he hest
hitherto rNperienced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

CLoTHINs HALy PEicE-A splendid sssortme ~ -
gents ard boy.' clothing selling % ~ nA price ~ VAN
DEEgLrs Msdenin- staOof UPSTAIRS and ~ anal
HgisOu-sL Also lsfse assortment " cofls.
and vestings vii De made 10 order n sfy
that cannot be sgrpassed from 10 % - per tlan
tns genera prices Now - your gee lotning al
very low prices the entire stock BE- sold il very
few months DO Cot forget the places, ~ Ma d~n-sDe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

u In oar notice Of the French Boardins
school Of Madam Hix we made error in the location
Il $ a. No CsrroAPace, Beecker 81 and not Clinton
Psce We ths less regret this as IL gives Us An
other opportunity % cal attention 70 tbs excelen
scA00l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

FRox Mrxico-We have received by the
Southern Mail fun ties Of e. M'air Rf7ubhoaHo and
Il ISsf Usios Of Mexico. 20 the - b inst We hsve
hoWever sl,eaay copied the pr.aepsl news they con
tain from the Ne"or-sns papers which reached IS n
advance OF cur Mexican exchanges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

IVDnvA.-The Wings Of the With late Pet
ttg District have nominated Col HtNRY :.
LA>E II Jra~ io-dsvile as their candidate for
Congress We suspect tins nomination is made
T. win. Col LA>e was Member OF the XAVllth
Congress aud has since served IN the Mexican
War. He eloquent and popular.
The Nominations for Congress are now COM
pleted. snd the canvass has fairly begun. The
following table afJrss a blrdseye view Of the
whole n,ld Gor0Hgr
NIX ial.f fu ff-~ c'N
JOHN A NArsoN. Jos A WRiGHr. JAS h. CHAvENs.
L.It G1rtra0r
Thos = Sfnnfcld Jas lane. Joseph w Wright
Vgfs frr Fresf-Iaylor ~ 9O7. Cass ,1i3 SOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

OF the Wings ee think Emoree McGaushey
aud Wright have the best chance Parkers
ought to be a sure Wing District, bat If the Locos
unite thoroughly on Julian, the result must be
doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

A REyUGEE ARRESTED. Michael Hars Ia
oorer On the Harrisburgh Railroad was yesterday ar
rested a. Brooklyn by officer Prince John Davi. On
charge Of breaking open the trunk Of contractor On
the road named Daniel Dougherty and stealing there
from $3.50 with which he made his escape u this City
and thence 70 Brooklyn Il appears that the day pre-
vious 70 the robbery be wished borrow from Dough
erty s5 and went with him 10 his u get It. On
Dougherry opening biz trunk the accused large
amount Of money and broke It open stated. he was
held 70 await requisiuon from the Governor
~ An old offender named WIN. jackson was
taken into custody yesterday By officer. Reid and
Holms on charge Of swindhng young man out Of
80 By selling him galvanized watch, which be repre-
,ented 10 be gold This Is but one OF number u IN
stances where persons have been cheated by this fellow
r. The Annual Grafton and Poem before the
Literary Societies OF the University will be delivered
thl. evening IN the University place Church Rev. Dr.
Potrss) corner OF feminist The Orator Is Rev E. L
MACON the Poet ALFAED B. srAEEr-an attractive
combination.
~ The bot weather is turning the attention
Of the ladies' 20 those GIT and gossaer fabrics which
are found % be so delightfully."- cool and comfortable
and among OtlrI STORES u
Lesdbeaier 375 Broadway, Il ihronged at all hours Of
the day With purchasers Their assortment s ssid %
| be very choice and extensiTe.
| DAY ~ FAsTiSG.-The 2eth inst has been ap-
pointed By the Reformed Dutch and Pre-. By terrain de
nominations, 70 be ob.erysd a. a day Of humiliation
fasting prayer reference % the preseaee Of ths
Cholera
| CELEBRArroSs.-There were several celebra
ions yesterday. The Free and Accepted Masons mad.
an excursion y Elm PARK The Washingt Ton Guard
| Capt Piesnecker went On q target excursion, anc
| Washington Lodge No T. Order Of Good Fellows tool
Their annual excursion % Biddes Grove
LANARrIsE.-The friends and admirers Of th
disunguis led man viii be interested In beautiful
bust which may be and obtained a. the Phrenolog
ical Museum Of Aessrs Fowers and Wells, 10 an
l3I Nassau 81 in Clinton Hall
A Bio BfrE.-A large dog suddenly sprsng up
on gentleman while in the lower part Of the City o.
Saturday ast and fastened ais the aeshy por
ton q as breast inacung large and severe wound
extending inward 70 the rbs.
| THEOLOGICAL 5ENlNAKT.-The Commencement
Of The General Theological Seminary Of the Protestar
Episcopal Church, N West T~endeth-s tskes place
81 Johns Chapel Variekst tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

De- Wsr fssnrN Leo Cas- Nof- ~ =
I-Fl.ha Fmhree. -3.9 NAH Aihert-o1. 4'a3 %
II Wm NJ punn....-ffI cyrus = Durham. -.f so
nm Joseph Rohu-on..sl22 -Ju0 l. ROBINSON % osn
N sam. "a Parkrr $50 Zero " Julian. $3.50 1883
William H,rr1l r o. Nm browu...s3f ti5
81 John Wstis.....1t@ Wins Gofman.t-fl -
VILE W McGau-h.y 14Is 5ll@ IS
Mare Is.umpl -
VIII H,nr, Lane f4.4 Jos Mcdonald - li0
IL tWlrsu.'e Wu.D.-6Is. Graham Fitch 73f5 1870
DAVID r. leore.... .6ls1 Andrew Harlan7t44 ltl8
a-rH-r. 10 s-fH .tal1
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
Railway Enterprise in the. west.

The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following &C., count of Railroads ia Ohio and Indiana:
 The railway from Columbus to Xsnia will be ready for travel in JaRasry next, aud tue whee lins to Cleveland in another year.
 The road from WeiIsville 10 Cleveland will soon be finished.
 These roads unite at common depot, ou Lake Erie, al the moUth of Cayahoga By filing the Lake, they obtain forty acres for the oint depot The Columbus line comes in jast above ths New England Hotel, where there is a passenger depot, ana from thence passes down under the hilt to the further dowa, and passes up oa the Lake shore io the common depot
 The road frou. springfield to Dayton is pushed on with energy, Is also that from Dayton to Gresn- vilie.
 The line from HHlsbOroaxh to its junction with the Iitte Miami rua. is now partly under contract, and the whOle will be soon.
 The line from Sandusky, by Mansfield. to New ark, is rapidly advancing te completion south of Mansfield
 The work of the line from Cincinnati to HamiI- tou and Dayton it is confidently expected. wi soon be resumed, and eventually pushed until the whole line is completed In ladiana the people wide awake on the sub lect of rail ways Lines under coHtraet from LawrencebHgh to Greeusbarg. From the Madison road al Edinburgh, northeast, 10 Shelbyve, and northwest te Martinsville. From Indtanapelis to Winchester, northeast towards Rtaine, south 10 Terre Haute north to Perae, and north west 10 Lafayette. From Martnsyille 10 Greencaslie | From Albany nor hwardy unite with fine fron Lafayette south and the TeFre iaute and lndiansp- 1 otis line
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
Pruspersms ~
YHE REF8RHER.

THIS Psrssdieas wSlI ss Rabiiahrd u.eash,y in p.aphlst tsrm. eess4sssag ssxsesa paees st ussfst asssaer h vii bsasvsasa ts Fellssess sshsests, bat vii ssss sssscsiess frsm th~ most haPovtnas aud isssressInx topics of hs IIserasae saa news sf the dsy.
 EAs ruIiEisus pvfseislss that sfs ss advecaasd la tAss wosh, are all laid dswa ia lfs New Tessawsst Is was bs andssssosa sy sise rsars tans T1s Rese~ e will 9euy all csssas aad Coafes.ioas Of FalsA, sad Aas! osly le IAssa dseiEinss wsca isaad Ia sas wora ef God.
 Tae RsEvmw VII bs pabllshe2 sa sls essy sf LassIs Rsek sa the 3a s4ssriag h ssch msasi.. esmmeaefag h Jsaaasy, A D. isse
 saAmribsts wii pisa-e snsleas ti's Prics ef sas- serapsson wish iHsis address. Peuaaxs psd ss q T. sAvLsas. Dsver. Pops eeaaty, Asksazna. ss te ths fsnsaamxn, a the BAnaer sfssa. LsssIe Rsck, Afk
 Ths asisnssoa sf sho Chrisii@a esmmsaity sf Ass ksnsas ~ respectfully ravsted is this werk. sd as favorable te shs disssmEaaaiea sf sAs rsligiea sf Christ srs s&snssy dssrsd ts isai ssis ai ta tiss ssssalssAmsus of Tsss Essfssmsrr ln this ir.s al tempt sf tls pabiio4sion of rsigssas PspsF within eur Slss=-
 I~ME-M@ wMmwe
 One dollar DIT year is sdssses.
 Six copies will bs ssns te ens adEsFcss fer 5 vu ta s&saRes.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

ImportsHt Steamboat Sait.-rhs following suit relating to steamboat collision is highly Interesting to captains aud owners:
 Quite an interesting shit has just been decided ia the U. :. Circait Court. sitting al Coiunbus Ohio IL was suit for dafAages brought by the owners of tbe steamer Major Barbor, against the owners of the Paul Joaes The Joaes ran iato the Barbor and sunk her. aad the amount claimed WAS about $7,000.
 The plaintiffs claimed that the collision happened in the miSsie cf the Ohio river, where the Bafbor was descending in her right plaee. and run into and suak by the Paul Joaes shesring out from the Indians shore.
 The defendants claimed thai 1t hsppe ned near The Indiana shore, where the Paul Joaes ascending in her right place. when the BArhor attempted to crcss her bow, aBd was struck and sunk.
 The Barbor stopped her engines, bat did not back but the defendants claimed that she aid net stop Ia tSHse-
 The Jones stopped and back cd, but the plaintiffs claimed that il was not ta fme.
 The court charged the Jury that if the collision accoeat. without fault to either party os if t were the mixed fault of both, eF n t were the fault of the plaintiffs tseWseves they could re- cover. Bat If II tho entire fanlI ef the Jones' they could That the RaFber was boand by the customs of the river. s stop her engines n time, sad float. bat not to back them. Verdict for pIaistiffs, S6,7l4 p.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27

s lsetsg ColoFs.--The art oC selecting colors which snit the complexion and general siyis of the weaIer. is not generally known among the iadles. The following hinis may be useful 10 them.
 For fair -haIed or dark haired ladies' fhose eoiors which produce the greatest contrast best Thus fer tar hair, sky blue is very becosaag Yeilow and orange. tinted by red. becoming to ladies with black hair. Rose color should never be put on in actual contrast with rosy cempiexioa, be- the latter loses hy the comparison; it sneald be separated with white lace, blode, or II cap os boaaet, by locks of hs,r. Pate green Is exceed ingiy bee ,Ing, II makes them appear rosy, bui Is uatAyorsbte To tuddy faces. for II makes them too tesi Violet should be used for far eosnpiex- ions, except for very deep tia; fof contrast. 4 violet vii make iais complexion ienk q cen. and yellow oae, orange. winch Is hadtor all enun- piexions. Dead white. snch calico. is good tor far complexnns hai bad for the contrary for which the waiie muslin, tuIie, iolds oI rEcAe. is Hose advantageous
The Arkansas banner., 1849-11-27
Importance of the Cotton Crop to Enrope


 This Is copied from the European Cor,espond- enee of the National InteiIlgeneer under date, Lon- don, Oct l, ls49
 The produce of your Cotton crop is a subject Of much interest with al this tune Some fumory stale that It will not reach 2.000 oOo bales. while others fix II al 300 GOO The average for the last sixteen years has been SS3 s25 bales: that Of the last five years :, l30 346 baies. The Eeoaomist ealatss that d 10 keep present Miu Psrsr and Factory hands In :he full employment which they have enjoyed during the present year sapely ot cotton equal to I.79l $50 bales allI be necessary To wfOh II we add the average quantity expor,ed. ehtfe Impostot Ho0 080 bales win hs required '' The state oi yaNr cotton crop Is, therefore to us matter et primary national importance On il the dAIly food of krsdrrfs sf Thousands of OUT fellow coan,TyAen depends. On II by far the largest amount of capital devoted 10 any one branch oi trade depends foG lis profitable occupation Oa ii our export trade, with all its important direct and indirect consequences. relies for more than twenty SIX millions oai Of total of about hfe five millions The revehae. the price ot agricultural produce. the tTafic by railway, The rtBploymen ot ms are all materially inhueneed bY the faliing of or the increase Of the cotton trade. Next .o agriculture, as the means Of producing food, must be rec kon- ed the cotton mangiaeture the promoter oi OUT individual comfort ard the prosperity of the county h every point Of view, politically, commercially and socially. ihis article and the supply of H must be reekaned ot primary importance ic Great Britain Not oaiy are the of the produce og yotr crop unfagoEabie. bot notwithstanding the increassd nss demaHd ef the rav malertat to sappis the miils rt Aare a6sota,ey less 2aanty haad by g. SIS 5aie ] thaa ce had ixst pear. The stock on hand bears al hts time. smaller proportion to the eonsunrtior than it has dope in any of the last six years aad oniy oas hGif of as proportion scae f bore ia ls44 So far then, regards the actual fact known up ts this time, iH relation 10 supplies, consamPtioa ans stock, fAsye bs redsoRa5is doa5f enisrtainst hIf arsH Ia based apoa LegltRdts consideration and ascsrfaine, facis."