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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25
TaEAsrarH's OFFICE, Iowa, I

Iowa City, April IS, 1919.
VERSIONS holeing Warrants drawn upon the
4 Treasury either BY the Territorial Or State Aud
tor are notified that there funds In the Treasu-
rs 10 pay Warrants from No TO 1850, both inclu-
ave; also No. 2r45. on appropriation OF jap. IS,
1885, No. 2iss on appropriation Of Jan. ~, 1s46, and
Nos 224i, 22l2, and 22ia, ON appropriation Of Feb
"a iaa7 NJ. RENO. Treasurer.
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Hon Thomas Baker, Maj. VIM. a. kay,Hon
p. NJ Cassidy, Fort Des Mones; Bernhatt
Hem. Esq. Gen. V. p Van Antweip. Fairfield !:
Col Charles Neatly, DR.. Enos Lowe. Iowa City;
Gen. George ". Jones'. Dubuque; Hon. Charles
Mesrn. HON A. G. Dodge. J. y. Nesshall, Esq !.
Burlington Hon S. c. Hastings Adam ogiirie.
Esq, Bloomington lame. Campbell. Esq. I'll !;
o. d. Finley. s.. Louis r. f. kemdr.e, Esq,
Albany, n. Y; lion. \. c. flasg, New York
(Sty. 80
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\. 3. 5tilmell,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the people of Iowa City
IL and vicinity. that he has just received large
as sortment Of.
CLOTHS. CASSiMERES & EESTiNGS,
and feels assured that he can offer to his Gus
toners large and handsome an assortment .ny
house this side of st. Louis. Having made the se-
lection personally in the city OF New York, he fat
rcrs himself that he give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with call.
lie woaid cal particular attention tos his stock of
vEsrzzyGE,
consisting of Cut and Silk Vevets Figured Silk ant
Satin, ana needie-worled Cassineres, which. he Of
fers as superior to any thing of thc kind ever brought
TO this city.
Iowa City. December GO. is4s.-n3a.
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SEeEKTARy's OrrIcE, Iowa,
Ap,li .. 1919. I
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
and correct copy Of tie original law now on tie
in said ol,ice JOSIAH II. BONNEY,
Secretary Of Slae.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25

A &. sTILWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR, has just re-
y ceivea large assortment OF Cloths, Cas- sNieres
and vestings. which he is making UP ii the mos.
fashionable style.
Iowa CitS, December 90, 1915.
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d { n I I S / T. 7
Dr.. MOODY


WOULD respectfully say - the citi.ers
~ Of Iowa City and vicinity, hat he has oreu-
Ell an Office The eorneT CT jefferson auc Gin
ton streets, a few doors east Of Sanders isoe,
[iernerY Swans Hotcl.) for tie practice q
DENTISTRY in all lis branches: where ,h1er
Who may wish TO iiaTrc"e Their teeth, either By
Filing substituting new oues, on pivot or gold
plate, from ore to full SET, are invited TO cali,
aud expect proG,pt attention = nd AS he is pet
inanen.'v located lie vii! wafrar. iis VIII and
can accom- 1oHa.e i;H>rl. 10 lis Gus omeFs en-
rnurh better ie' ms than trans! enl jobhers.
lie IS also connected VIII, Dr.. Matea,i in the
practice of Medicine, who is well known 10
thia colunnnily,l who having lately returned
iroa tha east with general assortment ol good!
family medicines, aua ali the Improvements OF
the aav. again offers his services TO his for
nef friends. AID all who may wish 10 employ
the improved vEGETAB@g system Of medicine
III theii families.
n. 3. Teeth extracted Hitoa: ra'.i.
iowa City. Nov. %. t9f2.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25
Lam Warrants
ON TIME.

A FRESH supply. WARRANTED GENUINE, just
Il received by the undersigned, and for sale
cheap for cash. or TO lo.ase improved farms for
claimants or settlers, ON TIME. Apply soon.
az sf A. H. PALAlE Err. s
P. S. Persons at distance, ishing 10 avail
themselves OF the favorable opportunity here
Offered. may communicate with ne by letter.
post paid and in most cases arrangements for
the eetry Of their land may be perfected withcu,
the trouble and expense Of journey to tie Land
Once. A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, April nth, ls49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25

q LEENSW.ARE j. GLASSW AREA
u one assortment for sale by W. p LYON
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25

STATE OF IOWA,
Linn County.
pist.ict Cent Of said conaty, April Term, 1919
JAaEs F. HaiaTs, ,;,
ER.srrs Il. llusa.aD,
ssEE said defendant will take notice that q
wit O. Attachment, against hin was sued
ont frou, said court by the SAID James p.
Brney on the I2..! Gay CT March, a. D. Is49,
.oI the sa Of City four dollars and .hirty cents,
by virtue whereof certain property Of SAID de
Ien,,ant in sal county has been attached;
Now, unless tile said Eras'us 4, Hubbard
shall appear and plead 10 said Action before the
next term Of said Court, Judgement will be en-
tered ansi tie rroFeI'y Sc attached sold 10 salts
fy tie sa:ae.
HOSEA W. GRAY,
Clerk OF said Court.
DASrp & SMITH, atty for plf.
Marion, AptIl Goth, lSl9-4 W. nl
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wild Cherry

DIR. W lSTAR RS BA l. 5 A ~
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SWANS HOTEL.

IOWA CITY, IOWA.
THE subscriber, owner and proprietor Of the
above house, would inform the public that he has
taken possession of sand establishment and is pre-
pared to Accommodate the travelling community,
transient regula: hoarders, and viii cnGeayor to
give general satisfaction. lss
CHARLES J. SWAN. {.
TT Connected with the above establishment is
large and exieniive LIVERY STABLE, here stran-
gers can at all times he accommodated with convey
ances to any part Of the country.
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EHSuEEyGS.

f'OtfEE, Teas. sugar, brown ard Loaf, No
y iaSseS, sc. and also ledgo. Nader etc at
". & BIS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25

DASIp & SMITH att',s. for pitf.
Marion, Aptll Goth, 1873 W. nj.
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Sheriff sjasc.

Iova CITY, ASH ssta, ,saa-,n 81 n. fees IS.
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Notice % Ilnldrrs of War.
rants.

O.vIO Z MYTH, fttys. TOT TN.
Marior Aprii 20ih, fS49--4w. In.
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n Z z Dc IT c 7 IT ICIIN,
Z J LSiDEHCE aud Office in Johnso,,s brick
j / House Oh Capitol Street, a few rods south of
he STATE i:oGse and lear the Presbyterian Stone
Church. $3.50 -
Ju,y 8, 1858. .. .l...- -
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Iowa City, Feb. 81, 1919.
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Iowa city, April IS, isao--i CIV rrs Etes So.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25

- RoCERIES-Brown and white Sugar. Coffee.
- Tea, Molasses, Whisky; also chewing ana
smoking Tobacco. just receive ed and for sale by
apSii 70. &. II. RICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

Brooklyn city Intelligence.


TIE CASE OF FALSE PRETENc Es-The examination In
relation to this matter postponed until this afternoon
at O'Clock 1t is ascertained that large number Of
merchants In this city have been most outrageously
swindled by the prisoners.
THE SHOOTING CAsE.-Mr. Edward Dougherty ono Of
the street contractors Of the city residing in South
Brooklyn near the old Bergen property. brought
before Justice Smith. the complaint of Boyen,
who charges him with having on the 5th inst. know
ingy and deliberately pointed gun ut the child Of Boy
lem aged about seven years. and ncting several gun
shot wounds In various parts Of the boys body Mr.
Doughery alleges that the altogether uninten
tona as he at the time firing at goat which was
upon his premises and had annoyed him for cons
the proximity Of the boy until he saw him jump up
from the ground and utter cry Of pain. The defen-
dant taken before Judge Green wood who admitted
him to bail In the OF $4,000 to for his ap
pearance At the Court Of Oyer aud Terminer.
ANOTHER JUsTIcE SrcK.-Justice John c.. Smith was
pains in his bowels, and compelled to desist from
business for time He returned in the afternoon
however although he expressed himself almost unable
to attend the court II found necessary In order
low, of New Utrecht, who accordingly held court in
the old room formerly occupied by the Kings county
courts Justice Truman Smith is improving and 1t Is
hoped will speedily recover Justice King still remains
indisposed
The Board ofHeslth have authorised the Mayor to
appoint nine deputy city inspectors continue their
abors long the board shall direct be invested
with the full powers Of city inspectors regards the
power to remove and abate all nuisances report
to the Corporation Attorney all violations particularly
those appertanng to the health Of the city These in
pecors will receive 81 so per diem for their labors
The boy who by a cart In Fulton street,
yesterday, was named James Mudrone and In the
employ Of Mr.. G. ii. Smonson butcher in the Brook
Ign market He taken to the residence Of his mo-
ther In Doughty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07


The steamers news known to have beer recsi
here this morning but few particulars leaked out vi
made dealers cautious. Sales Of 100 bales fair "A
cotton were made at SAc. Flour-Sales Of Michi
at 81 81 to $S Fredericksburg, S.. SorA-Sales Of
bushels white st SO Coo 9 900 bushels yellow at c
600. hest.2 500 bushels inferior sold at 81, G,
100 tons gum copAI New Zsaland) were sold ct .
3xc. per lib cash.
ALBANY, June Go P.
Receipts by canal within the last twenty four no
Pork, 500 bbls Germ, Z 900 bushels For corn Il
Is a good demand; the market is rather easier; n,
10000 bushels changed hands at 55c. for white aud
for round yellow. There is but little doing in o
articles Of produce.
BUFFALO, June 90 p /
Receipts within the last twenty-four hours FL
4 900 bills; wheat. $1,000 bush; corn, 1900 b
There is . brisk demand for -four, and the mark,
frmer sales Of 5000 bbs. western brands were n
ct $4a475. The market for wheat has a down,
tendency, and we notice sales of 10000 bushels at
q 88c. for Ohio, and TOO for common Chicago. {
is rather heavy; the demand is fair and the sales
up 10000 bushels at 43c. 40. In freights (
is ne change. q. t,.a.- "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Shipping Intelligence.

v-rt-. New OALEANs, Nay 81. Is
Arrived-Ships Adirondack. and Susan Drew. from
ton; Sultana, Work Memphis do; Galsna, and N Co
Liverpool Hannah, Crockett, Havrs; bark Caroline ny
SAVANNAH, June s, ID
Arrived-Brig Philura, NYork.
~ ST. JOHN, NIB, June4 Is
Arived-Ship Unicorn, NYork; brig p Nevins Ale
dris; Sd, brig Emily, Alexandra.
sailsd-Nay %. schrs Esther Elisa. NYork; Juno !,
d., do. .tlE +J 81
EAsrPoRr, June s, Ii
Arrived May %. brigs Topaz. Philadelphia; June B.
N York. r.rH4fFa
Sailed-May 80, rchrs Matilda, and Texan, NYork;
brigs Bass Alexandra; June 8. brig Casca AIsxan
sohr Orsloo, Philadelphia. nt.H
SULLIvAH, Nc, June 8, Il
salsd-Brigs Amethyst and Harriet Cousins and sohr
dagascar all with oargoes Of granite for Dry Do
Brooklyn. NY.
BosreN, June 6, Ii
Arrived-Ship Harriet Rockwell Mobile. Saw 2lst ul
q S. Ion 81 A. ship Fanchon, from Mobile for Livor
I'D, lat "a 30, Ion ~ a. ship Tarquin from Mobile for
3lst lat IS 49, Ion Y ship Henry Ware from Orlea
Liverpool.
Bark Albert, NOrleans; brig Judge Whitman, Apal
cola; schr Ii Nickerson. NYork.
Cleared-Steamshp Caledonia, Liverpool, and sid at
barks Cherokee Charleston; Science, Bangor to loat
California; briggs Ocean, Baltimore Erie, Philadelphia
do; schrs Darien johnson, Savannah; Sharon. MOI
Era, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

Diplomatic Appcintmcnts-Col. Benton's
Position, 30.

Diplomatic Appcintmcnts-Col. Bent0n's
Position, 30.
WAsHroroy, juno Q, 1870.
1t is supposed that James Clay (son Of Henry Clay
will be appointed Minister to PORTUGAL and that judge
Chinn Of Louisiana, will be sent to Naples.
Mr.. Clemson (son-in-iaw Of John G. Cslhoun) will
probably DO continued in the Consulship at Brussels
and Major Csss (son of Lewis Cass) will remain 81
Rome.
il stated that Mr. Hannegsn, before leaving here
intimsted that he did not wish to remain long at
Berlin.
We have to believe that Mr. Secretary Clayton
IL well pleased with the position assumed by Colonel
Benton in reference to the Wmot provso, in any
event, 1t must tend to weaken the policy of Mr.. Cal
houn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

TORNADO AT THE WEsT.--We understand that
tornado, yesterday afternoon, passed through
Mmcreek valley uprooting trees, destroying property
70 consdsrubis amount, carrying desolation In its
xsery path. Near Cumminsvs the influence Of this
vas perhaps, most severely felt At this place
omnibus was precipitatsd from the bridge I'M uring
sns over 10 such an extent that his life
enoangered he entire damage done in the progress
Of this desolstipg tempest 1t would be diaouIt 10
mete.-Csnc'nnah Comm~ctsi. Ju~e g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Reported Cholera In Washington.

WARRINGTON, June o, lS49
The people Of this city alarmed to-day by re-
port that member Of the Virginia Legislature his
way home from Richmond, had been attacked by cho-
lera at the Exchange Hotel But the physicians In at
tendance pronounced it cholera morbus simply; and
the patient IL recovering. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

LATER FROM BERMUDA-By the arrival, yester-
day, of the brig Lady of the Lake, Captain Hill,
from Bermuda, we are in receipt of files of the
Bermuda papers to the 18th ult, for which Captain
Hill has our thanks. They contain no news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
The Latest Ship News.


ANUER, March PAR Siren, Boston, brig Chenamus, I'm
Boston to Smyrna.
AMSTERDAM, May Arr Espero N York
ANTWERP May PAR Roscoe New York; Cotton Plant
do.
batavia March SArr Atlas, Philadelphia; 18TH Joseph,
Boston; 9th Kensington, N York. . ,
CADIz May 9-Arr Nathan Hale, York; 18th, Martha
Neal, do
Cork, May I7-Sld Herald N York.
CALctTTH March 2g-Arr Kate Hastings, Boston.
ELsINEUR, May 12-Arr Chicora Boston:
Howe KONG, March 9-Arr Ariel from Boston; Sd, Chan
ming, Singapore oath, Hamon-put back in conse-
9Th, Horatio, York; 3d. Josephine from Sandwich
Islands, Rhone from Honolulu; vandalia, from Manila.
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Arr Peter Hattrck, NYork; 25th.
EmPys,s DO SD "a Guy Mapnsrins York; Gs p
lumbus, McCerren N York; London, Hebard, do.
LISBON, May H-Arr Oregon, York.
MADEIRA, May 23-Arr Kathleen York.
MALTA May I3-Put in brig Chenamus from Boston for
Smyrna with thrown overheard to tighten
she having been her beam ends.
PAIMBOEvr, May l4-Arr Cyolops, Ysrk.
SINGAPoR March 2-Arr Anna Maria, Pekin 18TH Ca
therna WhsmpOa; l4th, Cls rendon Annoy.
WATERFORD, May 16-Sld Victoria, York.
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Mr. Wettenhall, Mr. and Mrs Vaers, Mrs Thompson Mrs
W.nti.amgsnt and servant Dr. Mrs Pyser two
children, MsssEs and Felloys Over, Dshsrsy Gala
Stewart Broser Scott Porter Sears Burstwan Stutgsrd
Goddard Spaldng Sands, Stewart, Lockwood Webster,
Chadwick Conway, Peterson Bradfsld Curr, Farrell
sell. Bayard, Myers Tails Black. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Crevasse at New Orleans-Thc Cotton and
Sugar Crops-Ravages OF the Cholera,
Small POx, sc.

CHARLESTON, June 9, 1S49.
We have the New Orleans mails to the 31st Of May.
The work Of stopping the Sauve crsvasss was slowly
progressing.
The Point Coupee Tribune, Of the Esd ult., states
that tho weather most unfavOrsbe, and that the
planters Of that vicinity had almost given up hopes Of
raising cotton crop this 1t seemed utterly
impossible to cultivate the fields because Of the large
quantity OF grass which had sprung up Tho sugar
crop had also suffered to great extent from the same
cause; few days of fne weather would enable the
planters to place beyond danger, but there seems
prospect Of any at present.
number of cases Of cholera had occurred at Point
Coupee many Of which had proved fatal 1t had pretty
much entirely disappeared from st. Mary's Parish.
In the Bordeaux Parrish the cholera Of late had been
particularly fatal to the slave population One planter
lost upwards Of sixty Of his negroes.
The small pox had made its appearance on False
River, and spreading widely. Several deaths had
occurred from the disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

tgaH MONTREAL, June Q, 184o.
The greatest excitement prevailed throughout the
city yesterday in regard to the tone Of the English
pers relative to Canadian affairs With the issue Of
the city papers Of this morning. containing full de-
tails the excitement has increased The party In IA
vor Of annexation to the United States calls more
loudly than for the contamination Of that object
and the greatest indignation and disgust prevails
amongst the ultra yalists.
Appearan in the lower provinces seem to justify
the superstition that appeal to arms will be made
just yet. The principal of the tory party desire
that the result of the mission Of Sir Allan McNab
should be before Interior be resorted
to- 1t Is found however, exceedingly difficult to calm
the lower orders. The news will hurry on the conven
tion
Were his Excelency to appear in this city so fright
full the threats used by all classes 1t Is feared that
he would be murdered. Should this feeling not sub
side he will not, fear, be safe oven at Monkands.
1t is impossible to forsten what hour may bring
forth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Sporting Intelligence.

REcArTA-NEw YoRx YACHT CLUB-The second days
racing came of yesterday. The competitors for the
namely, at 10 o'clock The day equally fine on
the preceding day. but the wind too light for much
eport still the entertainment Afforded agreeable
days amusement, tending to exhlarate thessprits,
brace the nerves, and improve Digestion in these cho
lera times AS on the day before Mischief or as she
being entered she could not Of win the prize
The real antagonists in In the following order -
Camela, (the Boston yachtD..
Siren. d
Maria would have wen the to-day, but that In
the lul Of the wind q breeze suddenly sprung up,
which the Camelia caught and up with the Maria,
while the latter had scarcely breath It appears that
which induced the judges in consideration to give the
prize to the Maria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

boston, june o. lotv.
The steamship Caledonia sailed to-day, at IL O'Clock,
with forty three passengers for Liverpool aud I've for
Halifax The following are her passengers:-Thoms
Pitman lady and child, Canada; Cary and lady, New
York; James Coppinger lady and maid Charles Samp-
son, Boston, Rev u. McDnl, Ireland; Rev. II. NJ iris
tram, Dr. Ransom yinas, England; N. M. Asham, Hart
ford; +. M. Ill., Kingston, CsDads; W. P. RsdcliRe,
British Army; Cheever Hulsmann, Austrian Minister
James Mason, J. Crutgs @. g. Holman. w. Hoffman,
f.. Wsid, A. Otis, A. Low, MIR. Cook, Baird, J. Dewe
Mr.. Child Mr. DAVE, q. Briggs ID. IL. HOLMES, r. Ward
&. W Adnms, Mr.. signouret, George Ward; J. Coun.
Ter, LtmoDt Acosto Lspans; NJ, Frank, y. Thorn,
Schmidt and =. thrisaosn She carried specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
New Paper ut Washington.

WELLINGTON, june O. 1840.
Col A. C. Buitt, of Louisiana, and John o. Sargent
have arrived in the city and the for the
publication Of thsRepblc completed 1t will appear
on the 25th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

Tho Steamer Canada at Halifax.
Bosror, juno 6-P. M.
The steamship Canada, from New York. May go for
Liverpool arrived at Halifax Saturday the I'd inst
and sailed the same day for her destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Probable Loss OF the Whaler United States,
Loss OF Life

BOSTON, juno Ut. NJ.
A letter has been received at New Bedford from the
Fejee Islands, which states that q vessel sup.
posed to be the whaling ship United States,
Of Nantucket, struck on . reef in the vicinity
Of the islands the Goth Of December and it Is sup.
posed that ahsnds psrshed portions Of the wreck
had washed ashore marked United States"
boat, belonging to q schooner, had been swamped
near Fejee, ana captain Ellis formerly Of the Amer-
whaer KingstonJ Mr.. Johnston, and another per-
son. were drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Health or Albany,

ALBANY, Juno &C. NJ.
The city generally continues healthy, and No cases
OF cholera have a. yet been reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

II" ST. LOUIS, June D, I64V
Mr.. Arthur Pentland, late mate Of the steamer Eu
DORA has given testimony duplicating Mr.. Carpenter
of the White Cloud in the charge Of setting fire to the
latter boat and causing the most disastrous cona
grafton which recently occurred here. Charles Blount
il also implicated, but he has not yet been arrested.
Another incendary attempt was made, last night by
setting fire to the steamboat Mary Theft 1t is sup
posed, was the object. The flames were speedily ex
tinguished.
Captain Bennett Of New York, is doing wonders or
the western waters, by raising sunken steamers, &C
He has just succeeded in raising the Highland Mary
which had been previously abandoned - total loss
The work was accomplished by the use Of wrecl
pumps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
From the Cape OF Good Hope.

From the Cape OF Good Hope.
BosrON, June 0, 1s4o.
Advces from the Cape Of Good Hope, to the 3lst Of
March, state that the Cares and other native tribes
in state of great excitement owing that
the British government has 1t in conten paton to re-
auce them to slavery, and transport them to other
colonies. ..
The light on Agul has given great satisfaction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Sporting Intelligence.

Sporting Intelligence.
Bosros, juno Q, 1S4o.
The trotting match, to-day, at Providence, between
Lady Suffolk, Mac and Grey Eagle resulted in the
Of Lady surolk.-Time: 2a5 2:35; and 2:3sK. In
the second beet, Mao was distanced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Large Fire at ChariestOn-The Cholera d
Richmond, &c..

-.| BALTIMORE, June 90 p. NJ.
slip from the Office Of the Charleston Courier,
esved this evening" states that FIRE broke out Sum
day night and destroyed five large buildings the loss
on which is about $4,000 partially insured.
TIVE new cases Of cholera reported at Richmond
yesterday There has been none In our city, as yet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07
Telegraph Limo to PeekskilI. &c.

PEEKsKILL, June Q, 1910.
The telegraph between this town and New York has
been completed and Is in successful operation 10
connects with the Now York and Erie line.
No cases of cholera have been reported among U.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-07

TeiegraPhis Lines I'm Nova Scotia.
Bosror, June o, 1s4o.
The construction Of telegraph from Amherst to st.
John will commence immediately and will be completed
about the LIST Of July The line from Amherst to HALL
fax to DO constructed by the Nova Scotia