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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Further from the Wreck OF the Steame,
Empire.

Further from the Wreck OF the Steamer
Empire.
NEwuyne, May 22-eP.M.
There have been no bodies found to day
The steamer st. Nicholas came up from New York
last night and is employed at the wreck together with
baIges.
Chains have been put under the Empire, and prepa-
rations made for raising her 1t will occupy day or
two.
The inquest at Fishkil today has elected many ne
particulars which will be fully reported.
The opinion is gaining ground that the schooners
men blameable, as well the officers Of the EN-
pire.
This day, at the inquest on the body of Mr.. Smith,
the deputy w. Marshal subpGnaed the coroners jury
and all the witnesses to appear before the grand jury
at New York. on the oath inst to give evidence In the
case of the United States against Levi Smith pilot Of
the Empire who was arrested to-day. The former said
they could not 90, unless they had done with the in
quest This interference is considered njudicious
nothing exceed the skill Of the highly intelligent
Fishkill jury, in bringing out all the facts.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEwBURo, May 22-8 P. M.
This evening another body the eighteenth was found,
by cutting through the saloon deck, between tho
wheels 1t is nearly certain that this is the remains
Of Carson's wife,
over tomorrow.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
NEwBURGH, May 22-sK P. M.
One body has been recovered from the wreck Of
tho Empire this afternoon supposed to be the wife of
Mr. Carson. The whole number found is 49,
number of barges and boats are alongside the
steamer and are in hopes soon to see her raised,
though several days may capse before this shall be
complished
The remains of the three brothers Ladd are to be
taken this evening to Stonington Connecticut.
The Coroners jury at Fishkil are engaged in full
and minute investigation of all the facts and crcum-
stances connected with the late melancholy accident
The public here justifes the arrest of the pilot.
careful and judicous investigation is due to the pub
lie to the owners and to the pilot himself IT'S sitting
may continue for several days.
General WOrth's Death Confirmed, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Common Pleas,
Court Cnlendar-ThI. Dny,

Before Justice lngraham.
MAY 22.-Johnson as PettibOne T. Tucker-The il
in this cause rendered verdict for the plaintiff,
1914
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

baltimore, May %, 1S4o
The Rev Mr. Burroughs, trial at Snow Hill, Mary
land the murder Of James B. Bishop on the I'D Of
March last has been acquitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Arrival of the Steamship Coiunbus, at
Philadelphin,

TIILADLLFHIA, Mdy zZ-IIW I'm,
The steamship Columbus, five days from Charleston,
arrived at the Brcakwater this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Heavy Robbery-Five Thousand Dollars In
Bank Bills stolen.

BOsTUN, Way
The Quincy Stone Bank, situated at Quincy, was
robbed this morning of So 900 in bank bills Before
breakfast the cashier went to the bank and distributed
the money in the drawers and left On returning a
short time he found that some one had en-
tered the bank by removing pane of glass aud carried
of the money The bills all Of the Quincy Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

An Attractive Picture-The Rooms OF tho
Art Union almost deserted broadway chief
beauties and the in front of the
l2S Fulton street, throngd oil ad
mrng spectators whose encomums Of the brant Of
chdrens hats extravagant SO great Is
the variety, that parents often find it dicult
choo,e and compromise the matter the purchase
for holidays and another for Knox
always attentive and by hs good of great assistance
in aiding purchasers to make their selections.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

The relative distance over the new route from
Liverpool, London and Uavre. and from New
YORK, Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, to
the places named, is thus scent
Distance from " Distance from
York the other liverpool, Lon
ports Adore named don and Hasrs
oid ne ishmus Vis the Ishmus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

WASHINGTON, May 80 p. NJ
Private accounts, received here to-day, confirm the
sad intelligence of the death of General Worth, by
cholera, at Texas.
In consequence Of the funeral selemnities Of the
Hon. Daniel Duncan, the cabinet was not in session
or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Increase of Cholera in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22-1lX PM.
Eight cases Of cholera reported to have taken
place to-day, though not officially announced. No
deaths have been caused by it.
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JONESS Boot Making Establishment, where perfecs m.
the latest the best
chip in Boots Shoes and Caters aways be
cash, at deduction of two thirds from able
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No California Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1910.
There Is not one word Of truth in the report that
dispatches have lately been received from California,
by the Navy, or any other department 1t is, also,
equally mistake that been forwarded
from Washington ommending any different action
from that pursued by Com Jones or Gen. Smith. In
fact no accounts have been received from there, or
any dispatches sent on, for at least month.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 22-1O>a P. NJ.
On particular inquiry, learn that official de-
spatchcs in possession Of the government from Cali
fornia later than the receipts by the newspapers Not
wthstandng this fact the silence of the Wing and the
Ie gencer would give color to different conclusion.
The dispatches due have not been received
Large Fleet for tho Mediterranean.
WASHINGTON, May &c, 1s49.
Orders have been issued to get ready several large
vessels for the Mediterranean strong feet will be
despatched to that quarter.
Appointments by tho President.
WASHINGTON, May 22-5 T. NJ.
COLLECTORS.
VIM. n. Eaton, at Nantucket. Mass, vice Rand
Ebenezer Bacon at Barnstable, vice Phnney Samuel
Thaxter at Fall River, vice Leland VIM. T. Russell,
at New Bedford, vice Adams Jacob Richardson, at
Oswcgo, New York, vice McWhorten ; Levi Allen, at
Buffalo, vice Rogers; and VIM Bowdcn, at Pcterburgh,
Va, vice Rosscr.
VIM. T. Averiu, at Ipswich, Mass, vice Wilder;
Philip j. Gray, at Camden New Jers cy. vice Garrett;
Henry Woods, at Pittsburg, Pa, vice Guthrie VIM.
Key Bond at Cincinnati Ohio, vice Collins.
The Popc's Approval of Bishop Hughes us
Archbishop.
WAsHISGToy, May %, 1S49.
of ala
as Archbishop, in July.
Sir Allan McNab on his Way to England.
MONTREAL, May %, 1S49.
Sir Allan McNab has left this city for New York,
for the purpose Of proceeding to England in the Hber
mia He is the bearer Of numerous petitions to Queen
Victoria, from loyasnhabtants of Canada.
Reported Cholera In BaitImOre-SOuthern
Mall &C.
EBALrMonE, May 22-10:27 p NJ,
Three of cholera reported in city to-
day which has created considerable alarm among our
citizens
The Southern Mail, with New Orleans dates to the
14th, is through but the papers contain nothing in
tcrestng beyond that anticipated from Charleston.
Increase of Cholera In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-l1H PM.
Eight cases Of cholera reported to have taken
place to-day, though not officially announced. No
deaths have been caused by it.
Heavy Robbery-Five Thousand Dollars In
Bank Bills stolen.
BosroN, May %, 1910.
The Quincy Stone Bank, situated at Quincy, was
robbed this morning of So 900 in bank bills Before
breakfast the cashier went to the bank and distributed
the money in the drawers and left On returning a
short time afterwards he found that some one had
tered the bank by removing pane of glass aud carried
of the money. The bills all Of the Quincy Bank.
Later from Porto CabelI0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Liquid Hair DYE, 60 color Hair or VVhis

Of the Ladies Of this city to the beautiful Of
Shades at Berrans $50 towery. which will be sold
lowest prices Remember $50 Bowcry opposite Delaney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

In looking over these tables, is It not reasona6Ie
TO hope that the people and government of the
United States will exsr, their power aud influence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

kers the IL IL applied without the least injury ~
consists Of liquids free from unpleasant odor applied
directly after each other and be washed
without disturbing the color For sale, applied Batch
elor's Wig Factory, No. Wall st.
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City Intelligence.
THE CHOLERA.

SANITARY COMMITTEE, May %, 1910.
DR.. Geer the resident physician reports that four
Of cholera have occurred since his report of
yesterday, one Of which proved fatal. All from the
same locality those heretofore reported and Of the
boh;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

addition to the great and useful made
in Hoboken, for the of visitors that do
ghul place of resort during the summer mon'hs The Ba-
varan Beer Garden in Washington street. the Eysan
Fields, presents most desirable object Of interest The
proprietor Mr. G. Kiesele. is sngulay fortunate in being
scrption Of Bavaran Ale made solely from pure malt and
hope which justly deemed by faculty Now York
be vastly preferable ale made in this country
particularly it does contribute the creation Of bile
and ut al even likely the stomach The prin
cpa depot where this extraordinary article Of ale DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Geuts Sumn,.r Wemr-2.(

Gents Summer Wear-3,OOO Linen, Alpa-
ca Drap de Etc, Cashmere, Kentucky jean and Summer
Cloth Coats at 70 cents to 500 3Mn pair linen,
jean docskn and corded Pants 81 TO s 5000 Vests at
6O cents to 3d. with variety Of other goods Ia Five
Dollar Suit Store. hickman and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

tain elegant Carpet beautiful Floor Oil Cloth, from 81
ftet wide, liz arth Rug rich pair of Window Shades
etc. at astonishing low prices have only visit tho fin
large Show Rooms M celebrated Carpet Ware Rooms No
~ Bow cry, HINAM ANDERSONS. VIII IRE every visa viii
be fully gIatifed. Crovds secure barsains daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Halter, retiring from Business, offers his
Spring stock aud Caps all in good order bargain.
Also quantity of Panama Hats and Straw Goods. Apply
at No. 81 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Summer FIanhels-The benefit derived
from the Of something possessing the nature OF wos
len for under wear at this season. cannot be highly ap
precnttd. Those to be had of Rankin Ray, IO BDwery
every RESPECT preferable thing kind gene
rally used and the change from winter woocns to this art
ole can DO made with perfect safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Paris Ladies', Riding Hnts-Wm H. Reel,

stree Pbiiaaenha have ;ust onsned snsmJid
Of Ladies' Amazon Riding Hats selected in Paris BY Mr..
most magnificent character and will veil the lady
equestrian for the trouble OF an inspection In addition to
exhibiting establishments shall receive by the
Of the Goth of this month"; from Europe and
beautiful assortment of Summer Goods imported.
We would recommend friends and delay
making their purchases possible till they have the oppor
tuRy of seeing these goods confident that they
will find amongst them every HUG which they desire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23

Genin's Drnb Beaver Hats, for SUMMER
These elegsnt Hats Of Rocky Mountain Beaver.
ready for inspection Surprising all former issues he sab
mis them to the notice of gentlemen Of taste.
GENlN, 2If Broadway opposite st. Paul's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-23
Reported Cholera In MISREPRESENTATION
Mall. &C.


Three Of cholera reported In city to-
day, which has created considerable alarm among
citizens.
The Southern Mail, with New Orleans dates to the
14th, is through; but the papers contain nothing in
toresting beyond that anticipated from Charleston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-31
Rappahannock Academy
CAROLINE G0IINTv UTDSINfa

LIVE SOUNI1, VIRGINIA.
GEO BUTLER, A NJ, Principals; A + N RoLFE
", Assistant in Ancien nj Languages; BRlScOE
tics.
The next session Of this Institution will commence
On Wednesday, the Sd Of October, and continue
uhli me iast day Of July 1885, with weeks rece.s
AZ CHRISTMAS The School is situated In Caroline
county, Virginia, about l6 miles below Frede,cks.
burg 8 from Port Royal, and Is from the Milford Drpu,
oil The Richmond railroad, being entirely the country
anu removed from the temptations Of public places yr
snc'enty near the public routes, To be easily accrsSi
Ole IRON all points. The buildings are large aud com.
moa'ous, and the location remarkable for health AT oil
SEASONS of the year.
The coursecf instruction will embrace the Latin,
creek and French Languages, Mathematics, all the
branches cfa thorough English Education with Draw
ine &c The assistants selected-the first Of whom il
eadaate Of Oxford, England; the other of The Viz
gina Military lns,tute-are Young men of high stand
Ing, teachers Of experience who bring with them les.
t'monials of the highest character
ne terms are TER the session of ten months $3.50,
endins Board, Tuition, Washing, Fuel eais and
bedding; SIS payable In advance aud the balance on
inc LIST day Of March. Students are requested be
pdnctua In their attendance the first diy Of the
SION. Catalogues. containing all details, will be sent
upon application 10 all " no may desire them.
Posi- Office, Rappahannock Academy, Caroline Coun-
iy, Virginia. GEO BUTLER, A 81, Principal.
FERENCE
sRev II NJ Drnisnn, Williamsburg; SWIM w
Lamb, Esq, .F W Seabury, Esq Norfolk; .Capt
VIM Green, United states Navy; +Wm Blosham.
Esq, Tallahassee, Florida; 'iohn |. vick.rs, Esq,
Hon Daniel watrous, Alabama; -Wm Taylor,
E.a' Caroline. ,nn;,, Rev wm Friend, Geo Fzhush
ESQ. Port Royal; Col T Tayioe, DIR r Fairiuy
Mason, 'Richard II Turner, Esq, King George; Geo
Lewis Esq., Robert Mays, lr Esq Hon Willouyn.
ny newton, Westmoreland; John Saunders. Esq,
Essex; :Dr + II Henry, Fauquier; *nr William
Shuitlce Matthew's Court House: .Gen : II Lewis,
kocIlnsaam; dan Gardner, Esq, iienrico; @capt
Jas Magrt, southampton; Rev A Shiras, Georgetown,
u Z; Hon inc I l.oma3, Fredericksburg; Col Iohn
" Gillian, Dr Z Il SAITH, Dinwiddis Court House;
and The patrons Of the School generally
Gentlemen who either have or have had sons or
wardsa the Institution. Aug oS-ca,w6w
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nIIunesty, Cap city AMI lideliIy

The New York Herald concedss 10 MIR. Max.
we'll, the Collector Of New York, ia high mo: al
character aid great in,egry"-bu, lamenIs that
che has been imposed upon in a number OF
instances, much in The same way that the FRESH
den, himself has been subjected to imposition and
deceplion. In the last Eve months, Gays The he.
raid. unearly Two thirds Of The employees Of the
Cuslom Hoase have been removed, and new APP
poiumen,s been made. In making these reno.
walls, some acts oil gross injustice have been per.
pe,rated upon worth and integrity, while nothing
but in, Efficiency and improperly appear to have
been The Recommendations 10 favor 10 o;her in
stances.
"Who, for instance, can look upon tia, cnor,
nous mistake BY WHICH MIR. Navel, himself
60 long one oi HE chief criminal officers ii this
civ. and pi ssessed OF so honorable character,
was led into The appointment OF Ihiet-a com.
mon ,hef-,o a responsible tf!i e in the Custom
Honse OF New York, without indignant surprise
and reerel1 This very individual was actually
indicted only short lime alter be received his
appointment. Again We find That one OF The
miserable instieaioIs Of The series oil disastrous
measures which grew out OF The contemplate
Quarrel between Macready and Forest-resullins
in the deploIab'e murder OF twenty-five citizens
and The wounding OF fifty olhers-has been also
appointed TO responsible place in the Custom
House, What could Mr.. Maxwell see, in per
son OF that description, utterly incompetent 10
every point Of view, by previous habits, position
and character, 10 induce Inc collector 10 inVes
him with an important effect Then, it seems
he ha, appointed pensuner from almost every
newspaper Office in the ely. Such policy is
at easl, questionable, and cann.! be sustained OF
any correc, principles OF morality OF justice
Several OF The holders OF sinecures, who had beer
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Good washing may be had a, from IS to $40 for /
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
s7amsssseN SIGNeV College,


Tue twolh annual course Of Lectures In this lnst
l tuition will commence ON Monday, October gid,
Is 9, and continue until tbs middle Of March
srases uf Women and Children.
L. W. CaAMBERLAfNE, NJ. D., Prof.. OF Matcria
M..!ica and Therapeutic.
s MApPlN, ~. u, Pref. Of Chemistry aud Phar-
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Prof. of Surgery
snd Surgical Anatomy.
CARTERP JOHNSON, ~. ID Prof. of Anatomy and
BaV 'II'i, il. TUCKER, NJ. d, Prof. Of Theory and
2rac,ice of Medicine.
A. E. PETIcoLAs, Al. D., Demonstration of Anato
rbe Museum Apparatus and illustrations for the de
monsrator departments have recently received u any
addItions and are now very complete The facilities
for Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed. The Chnica
ees are fully commensurate with the wants oil
the student and especially valuable TO those preparing
Il practice at the South Clinical Lectures are given
twice a week In the College in6rmary, (Which Is IN
Immediate contiguily with the Coliege,l and once
week I'm the Richmond Aims House. In these institu
lions the diseases occurring in Southern practice are
met WITH and thu student mas tho most eligible oppor
tunltles OF becoming acquainted with their types and
treatment The frequency of caloperations before
The class together with the facilities for witnessing
The treatment Of Surgical cases. renders this OF the
best 5chuols of Practical Surgery.
CHARaRs-Matficulatio S., Tickets of the Profess
sors eiO5 Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fee SIS
Board INCLUDING fuel, lights, and servants attendance
pay be obtained at S2i to S4A per week;
August a-ctf uean Of the Faculty.
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alexandria Academy.
BOARDING SCHOOL.


THE Fall term Of this Institution will commence on
1 Monday, September 81, lS49. The course oil
study embraces The different branches Of complete
English Education, 10 connection with The i4a,ln,
Greek, French end Spanish Languages, and ! iu'i
course In Mathematics.
Regular Courses Of Lectures Oh Natural Philosophy
Chemistry aud Astronomy, delivered 10 the s.u
dents during the year. These Lectures are fully II.
Illustrated BY means Of a complete set Of apparatus
All the branehesare taught in practical manner
az possihe, and every facility afforded the STUDENT
SO as TO secure rapid advancement und thorough in
struction.
The Surveying Class Ia frequently exercised in sur.
veying. laying out, and dividing land taking heirhts
and distaness 81, &C, W which r:eans ,iey hceomg
fully competent to perform the duties Of asaiveyor or
10 enter an engineer corps.
The AsIonomieal Glass have access TO large ,eles-
cope Of high magnifyng power and on suitable even
ings, make observations on the planets fixed stars
and the other celestial bodies.
Those studying the French aud Spanish Languages.
have tho advantage CT daily conservation with The
teacher, who resides In tho family and become able
not only 10 translate thoss languages but to sneak
them with grace and luency.
TERMs:-Fo Board, Washing, Fuel, Light, with
Tutn Ia Latin, Creek aud Mathematics $50 per an
num- payable quarterly In advance the quarters consist
Of elevsn-and a-half weeks each.
Tuition In Fsench Spanish Sc per quarter extra.
Student, may enter at any tme and pay from the time
OF their entrance.
r. l.. BROCKETT, Principal.
Alexandria, Virginia, August l4-cl2tSdI0
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THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AGA
DENY


rrHE first session OF this InsIitgiien VIZ Foma,ence
on MONDAY, the Dat o 0cto6et, foia, and will close
on the Ts dap Of July, 1850. To combine thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge oil
some of thu Modern Languages, has bssn the aim oi
institutions of this sort They nave often sue
ceeded in The former, but rarely in the latter long
and habludl practice is necessary 10 the perfect iste
~ OF any foreign language the Principal of this In.
stitution hopes 10 succeeu IN uhiNhe NUN 'esS w.
Jects. .,,
that nur.red In any other Female Academy IN tbs OF
any other State. Experienced aud well quallhed
An extensive chemical apparatus WIZ be Immediately
procured for the use of the Institution.
The French Language being the naive tongue oil 'ne
PRINCIPAL his assistant teachers speaking French and
the servants of the establishment being natives Of
Franco, the young ladies boarding win hit WIN, o
necessity he compelled 10 speak French: IL WIZ ne
the only language spoken In the family Inc most pa
rental are will be taken of the young ladies living
with the Principals and all the comforts not In conflict
with strict discipline will surround hen; they WIZ De
treated as members Of his own family To avoid extra
charges, the terms will be as follows:
| For Tuition in the French Language anu IN All
The English branches, Books, stationery, bostA, ~
| Washing, Fuel, Lights, &c, 81. s2G1
! For any Additional Languages, ~
For Music the Piano or any other instruments, =,
| with sheet music and use of the instruments To
Dav scholars, who will furnish their own sheet .
| music, will paw for music 0o
French Language, ~ ~
| ANY additional Language ~
| For English brauche ., II under ten, ~
| From too TO thirteen Inclusive, ~
| Over tairteeni -, nv
| Day scholars will furnish their own books ray
mis- for the frat hafbf the course will be expected
in advance; the residue by The st of March, NO pupi
| will he admitted for less than half course. :,
An letters previo to the 18th Of September should
| be addressed TO Colonel Robert NJ McCandlish fres
dent of The Board of Trustees a"q asS .dnl se
| An. 2l-c2aw2m Principal at Williamsburg.