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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

BOSTON June y, 81 -AEalsED-Barss undine.
Savannah. D~.a~af fhlaie pnia Friend Wanda. DO
Bak Cata.pa. from smyrna % rad Palermo Apul -
Sse l'h inst ai 81, .ol o. Zip Lonr from Boston for
Batavia
Bars Turk. from Phiate phla
Brig Colorado. from London. May 4 Experienced se-
weather wllch strained vessel. and caused her to
lesA SPOKE Ion. al -, Jon 6i ~. ,A tars from
Gpucuhurg for Boston.
Bng Itf-c Brothers from Cork. May with o. psssen-
ger. spoke 7 4f. la ~ s. ou g. - lara Adam Carr.
irom NrNs-N orA fur Olas. osv
brg Pursuit, fom rars. Island. jane Len bah Rod
efick d. u. ilr New hors. days
Bra. Russian. WarWlcs. Virginia, ,ohr. Myer.. Wash.
iagioa sc Columbia ali Sea Bird. Pnal, Empire. A.
hfuN
tiEssfn-Shp Midd'rseH. New Or eans bark Zenobia,
Mos. hUs- Aaorosco4Elu. Baltimore Arcadiau. br
49, and kaie hrafh fl.ad
BANGOR Jane -a-AEEisrD-Bus A.es.s and schr
Envoy. Nru-l ORA
PORTLAND June - -AKNvro-Bnss Watson. Nor
foA Am Mara. Baltimore tn Ellsworth, schr Harriet
DlcA trtra. De-.
MN BEDFORD June .-SuiED-Sioop Index. A
hauN
SAOO. June -AREIVFD->clrs M-labar. PhiA1e.-
pl0t. l~sac Acfarn Sew lufk. fullfslr. 90.
NfWBt klfOkT. june -l--AgKIvto--Hclrop. PlLA-
De g.la, Mechanic au1 Orbit. koldolL
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~Rsr1scH'. ILLUSTRATIONS or sH,KsrrAas

"RErZsCH's ILLUSTRATIONS oF SHAKsPEARE "
-Nessrs. G. ". Wcs-crmsn Brothers, o5l Broad.
way. have commenced The publication IN serial form,
Of the famous Illustrations OF shakspea-e. by the dis
tiuguished German srssL MoRrt RErzsoH. I've
parts are 10 be issued monthly AZ ~ cents each The
frst one which before contains part Of The
Illustrations OF Hamlet The high reputation Of TIE
artist and OF these designs in Europe, as vel As tie
beautiful manner in which they are Issued by ne
Messrs WcstermAan mrs' secure for them large CT
c.s sf purchasers and admirers n this eogzETy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH 70 THe NEw.yuHk TRIBUNE
Mexican. on the way to California.

NENlULL ~ 7 -7tl'I ? ~
Adsices from Vera Cr1z . the l-th inst. state
TIA, l.rge bodies q Nevicaas were IT. pushing their
way % California
As.l W.. t-sns d..ca..ed IN ne Mex.can Congress
IL favor Of .ppropratrx re elsht Millions o. dollars
ia1eInn.ty money ri t-e La-,ei -'aie-. toward ne
prosecution o. internal Improvements.
Tie Uest1er j. extremely bot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
The Late DueI between Clay and Turner.

There are 50 many versions relative 10 ih'd.-h
Gully between Clay and Turner that none can fully be
credited IT'S stated that Turner averrei Just before
dying that be stabbed Clay. The last accounts from
Clay we're that he ~ss recovering his wounds being
found ess dangerous than supposed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
Cholera in philadelphia. &c.

Pa1AurLTBlA. Friday. June 20 ?. NJ
The Board Of Health report i've new cases Of
Cholera aud one death within tie act - hours
Tne weather to-day has been the Warnest for the
season The Thermometer 10 ne shade reached s'.
Tie body % Elra bowen oi Maryland, who was
drowned Ola "Wednesday. recovered ilis afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY JUNE %

t. Advertisement, ior he Tyibva> q Mondsy o1gh 20
be .en,n before 10 oelOck saturday sveongas ne PUB
heauon once ofhs paper not open on Sundays Fe'0n'
wishing Ih> T,ibsae e a. their d"e1ngs Or ae@s q" D
ns.. regularly every morning vii please savs their o.
dre., al The Publication Osce ssad note ihronsI n
Po., OIc- Terms y. cis payable 20 re Csfi's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
NJ RI IE D.

Jsa- g. tv b. J.h- ~ = W.. ~. DAVID r. cOCTASr
~ HANNAH CNLTANT.
A. Y - re isas.'oa Co. Jaa- e. fr ~ % MILLS
80 f- AruJ. ~ ~ .4- % Hral r.
f-1 .' ~ = .rrs
o. fa-r.1sV. joe . 'F r.. fan-- n H41t1x GEORGk
JsN-HAN NJ ~ f-l. 80 ~ l Ja1--sy
A. 20 ~ as AMELIA srELLE, o4-s-s .sss1,sr Of Lev
star Ia Nts.as.l ~ jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
Two Persons carried over the Falls.

u - 7fII7I 7 ''-'"I '''' ~
W regret 70 state that Miss De Forrest.
daughter % one of most respectable citizens, tell
mt tle stream At tie Hogs Back lac, evening and
was drowned together with Charles G. Arlington :
young merchant who hsd plunged IN to save her
They were both carried over the Falls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

" Tks Mob,le Register ard Journal IN the
course Of rowing up OF Henry Cay and Thomss
Il. Benton for alleged treachery - the South,
observes
Il must ne confessed tina, the doctrine OF Free Soil
ism and AnuSlsverN hsvc during the past year spread
most ieaTuy among AT parties 81 the North snd are
beginning TO prePondersie al other political con
sderaiions lt : unfair 20 censure The Democrats 81
That section, Tor this-t0r they alone have stood up A.
any time m defense OF our nights given any obstruc
ton % the career OF our enemies. That they now
desert = owing % the Tact that we have been uu
faithful % oursclvesthsi one hall OF the Slsv.hoains
states IN the last Presidential election cast their
sufraccs in opposition 90 the aH's ndidste-a North
era Democrat ioo-s'as iais P.fa-ea - re7 hs Hi-r
Pre- SGiisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

TIN Psorlr- This psperoi today contains a
report extending 10 seven coiumos Of speech dcAv
cred few days since by Mr. DoHENl IN Baltimore, on
the recent rnoven, ia Ireland It has also spicy
Dish Of Poetry from The Love SONGS and Patriotic
Ballads of THOMAS DAVIS. Those glorious ballads
The Battle I've OF the Brigade. &C lares Dragons
and Fontcnoy, among the selection. There j.,
also, Local Comedy commenced Ia this number
These with selections from the Irish journals by
the last arrivals. It's extensive Foreign News and Gen
era Intelligence. make 1t Of the best papers pub
lishcd We learn thst srge number of new subscfi-
bcr- have been added 70 The Pos list the past week
from Ohio, Georgia, Canada 81. The Office OF Its
Peop.s Is al sPruccst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

CHARLEs Tos. rday. June I'm
5 are public meeting "ss he'd as, evening.
and resolutions passed 10 respect 20 The memory oi
James r. Polk R.-o.-uons of cond..enoe. symPa'
ta.z.uz with ST.. Polk .- her sad aeres'emsni' were
adopted Iae Mayor u the city presided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
Lectures Concerts. &c. Tonight.


r.r.rs~ss- Psr.rr &C., go = ,n s1n'st
' .s-s1r-~'. F----f .a--- No. re- -0-fe'i r.
Car.-FIs Nr.fr- 9. ar.sfrar s-t-i1f- nA.. &c
>.-ssr. kcsfs-s-Hrar-s L-lsrr st-usf - -,
--~r.- A. r... gr.--.r Br.f1--t-. y , p y
i--r~sfrrs H'r rssa-'
Irr. z "a 80 0t b. af-tF. A p s4-.~t
a-.f-sF. n-sr -rra- - - ''T-t
Z ssfs Carte. Hs.-arl - lcr0--s 80 y
y 10 frsrt-r p 80 - re 81
? .r-r- Tf-s.---a -.----. - -s-r araatrsr--a y
Br.a-rsr .-.----E-.a-rs --tr--- Pa srt A--t1
ar-rscn- sas-l1l- m Al ..-lt a. -'--s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23


NV HAYES. CONv-We have no, been mat
teutive ~ nor ofat-rested in the struggle recently
ifnots'il going or in ths noble city Of which che
immediate purpose the suppression % Gambling and
tae public smusemen;s directly connected with Or
plainly leading ~ that vice. We iesr the vf'aon- and
vel placed c.,z,us OF New Haven have not hitherto
been oi tie extent % soc.a. vice prerans among
them nor II ne injury thence occurring - their city
% - now many yesrs since t~0 different persons one
q them recent, -esdent Of New Haven. remarked
That they know DO ace 20 which they would 20 re,lc
family send young daughter f,r education % tnst
city on account Of te -nare- End pitfalls there abound
ng il has a.o been observed ma, the prevalence Of
gambling tipping 1d Acenuousne-s ia mat city Wa
far greater than casual y.ter Ut the great majouty d
her own people ha4 ever suspected itmay even then
have been lees tlan 10 other cities similarly c.fcum
stanced. bat our iniornants did not tank %.
OF late the better class appear have been aroused
o. the duty Of purifying their cry from certain De-
spread vices John Il Green. the Reformed Gambler.
has been induced - remove th'hor and 20 prosecute
there hi. labors for fhe exfirpsion ~ Gambling Ho
hs. already afforded all who not wilfuly blind De-
rnonstratons Of the universal rascaniy Of Gamblers
and the fraudulent character Of every game they pay
40 man can patiently witness his exhibitions without
being driven 20 tue convcisn that every Gambler for
ivingi villain and that those who play against
them are ihe greeucst geese possible The dupe- may
sometimes win but only because the knayes zee NJ o.
.t them There is absolutely chance st ali in the
business and the 0n'y fair bot can imagine ln con-
nec,ion vih thi- business would contest the probability
Of the greeuhorn's shooting himself after bis third
nights plsy OF waiting til the fourth We are glad 20
see the New Haven journal doing justice % Mr. Green
labors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

FATAL ACCIDENT oN INA HuDsoN KIytR Rail
Roap--Aboui haltpast il o'clock yesterday, Almost
disastrous accident took place the Hudson River
Railroad. at rouehkecpse. The earth in Main -
which had been allow ca 90 project over the workmen
a. a sort Of protection against the sun, gave way and
hurici a number oi men beneath a. I've men named
Christie Puns and Jno shepard hsvo been taken out
dead SOME others eNtucatcd are badly injured. yet
there is hopes Of their recovery. Men are now en-
eagcd IN digging away the dirt % see % moro are
buried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

The market for FLOUR, with moderate bust
is ~ favor OF The buyer the Inspections for the
week are 1900 hhis We quote ilowardst - a. with
sales Of 5n0 hbi. cry Nils sre selling At - 62i
Sales of RYE FIors are making At -. In CosN We
notice sscs Of lfpo bush including v hiie At - Sc
and Yellow at d. l-e Prime Rcd WHEAT u quoted
NJ % lnlc and White ~ lOi 0,c with sales OF 0oI
bu-h OATS hre selling ~ 2f gre. WHISKY l. sh sde
lower. with sacs - >lc in Provisions there II NOT
much doing. We quote Mess IoEA ~ I'll, AMI Prime
s4s - 81. LARD q &c. in lts snd - &c ia Kegs
ln other articles there change Of moment and but
liiilc doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

HsALrH At SARAToeA.-W { have the certih-
cate OF pr Allen Health Ofccr Saratoga Springs and
$50 OF the several Physicians resident there, that
there has Rot been single case o Cholera 10 The village
an outrage 81 the srossesi KIND 20 eve currency 10
any time TO such malicious reports - that % Cholera
al Saratoga 10 especially malicious AZ the present
tme when 50 many 81, cur citizens are about leaving
Tor his delightful watering place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

SUNsLR USDfR CLOrHiSs.-Lambs' Wool Mcuno.
Flame. and Cotton Shirts aad Drawers. suifase fof no
present season Also every knd ~ mems furnishing
good. shirts. Collars. Cravafs. Gloves. g. a. s,ss.
49,. 10 Williams one door above Fulton l-g 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
w TIE CHAlsriA> PARLoR \

~ TIE CHSIsrlAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for
June, contains article. on John Knox snd May.
Queen Of Scots" by Prof Hopkins Abraln 8
Survey OF the Promised Land. by Rev. Charles
Beecher Conscience the true Nemesis BY
Dr. Geo b. Cheever. Heury ~ King OF
France By Rev. john c. Abbott and a lively
AID pleasing description Of y WAX over the
Simplon. by Rev Henry NJ Field. The object
Of the Msgazile ,;o introduce a moral AMI chris
tan literature into tue par.ors OF tue coantry.-a
very iaadstis design which We hope may be scc-
cessial- (New-l ork Geo. Pratt, Ito Nassau Il. J
r.
IL We have received Print CT THE Coon
SHAPHKsD." drawn on stone by the ate THOMAS
CoLE. snd printed in tuts by sArony \ MAJOR.
Ii was the intention OF Nj Cole TO execute il
Tinted Lithogrsphy a series Of original designs on
subjects Of high moral and religious Characters
The print now published is the first OF this series
and vas completed asst before the death Of NJ.
Cole. Ii IS besutia. specimen OF emblsmai.c
AT. aad W I'd be s3ugtt with aviiity By numerous
friends OF tie lA.e iamented Master
COTTAGE LEcTUEa,. Oh TIE PILGRIn :
PKoGREss ILLUSTRATED. A pro sic doctrinai
explanation Of tue immortal unrhymed poem Of
glorious old Baayan. We fear that the young
readers tor whom II IS designed viii prefer the
rich. lucy fruit Of tie original, 10 the tough,
s,ringy shell Of the comnentary lPhiAdelPhis
American Sunday School Union. Newfork AZ
Nssssu-st.l
- TIE LIFE OF Da- FRANELiS, by Q. L.
HollEr. presents the leading faces il the biogrA-
ply OF our American sage. IL condensed form,
aid Is wei adapted ios popular reading The
style IS rather drouthy hui the interest OF the
subject enables one to get tLrough il with tolerAble
comfort. lNsw-Ycrk Gee. F. Coolidge K Bro
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

MtN's ASD Bows SuNNgs CtoruSs We have %
hfnd arge stock of nne clothing also great variety q
nncn GOALS, pants. vests. Sc 81 extremely los prices
'el6 5ieod. BOuOHrON KNAPP. - Maien.iane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

Went to sea, the llth, bark Lerabee, New.
York l4ih. ships Akbar and Essex And barks Louisa
and -noNALId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

CfoTHr~c ST HALF FeItF-A splendid assortment y
grnis and hpf- cuIng selling 20 af taf price 49, hts
Dfkrfirs Ma1rn-In~, -f fYDr STAIRS. and llt snaf
FL near Nl4sOU.-f 40 lHrEr DI
cf-s~fes and gesunFs VII hr made fo order boz ffIs
mal cannot be- asset FROM 0 q, ~ yer
ur general prices Sos your unlr tO - ro'l1g Il
very puce-. %" ~uare stDcs sod 30 very
i-~ months DO nDi iDrgrt TIE plao-s MAIDEN sne,
~ door lp.-l--. ~ 81. ana n nr.L Mll.-n .l ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

fcoSoNs ASD Fsssios Superior frah beaver Hats a.
g. sS'fa ane avs Every article warranted give
ficnon Al tho one price 'fof. no Canalst
le-4 " KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

~ The most cool snd comfortable things 20 wear h'
bot weather W,r.i~s's Walking Pumps snd Caters
they are manufactured a. 10 Fufonst and sold
dlced prices Us Ha1d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

~ fis well known mar the largest Drnne. have been
male few year-, nl email D. sqn.lts ~ flu.e
have adgers"i their regular iusHrs. pursuits
.~y snd ln me- greatest number 0f gefs thrug
Juf ine cugptry ard equally We known fhaf fhose
VINO dong are the radIng parues 0f
b-.ness Mazng know The a1lIy 10 upp cu.lom-fss
te means Of affracung customers and ~ piynK ne
means fe-ults are mu led kyefy facility for earryng
safe and iIdlcIO4s Of srrslug Afforded
a. PaLHfH Agency in The Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
THEODORE SEDGwlCK. JOHN W. OLIVER.
ROBERT II HARTLEY, ASA CHILD

SUS SrkUcK-Three immigrants no bad ar
rived in the Calisas from Liverpool Tnursd,y
were struck ia Broadway. and .aken 20 ne Hosp
tsl Their nsrnes were Richard reenan sarah small
al iune Winter freem n Vas shout - years Of a.e
and native OF Ireland lie gong 20 join rs sons
who pro.uered 10 mi. country and for him H died
early yesterday The girls. who were Lnslsl r.
covered suI proceeded On 70 Albany oy tae morning
boat A ran named John y. Lesvy residing 10
Thirty ninth - hear F0urihsv WAS YESTERDAY Sun
struck and died shortly after. An inquest ~" be he'd
in the course q the day.
SrABsiSeA PoLIcEMAN-About 4 clock last
evening. ofscer Meals OF the sixth Ward. with a
rant or the arrest OF one James Crystal for alleged
assault upon Michael Maoy OF No. = Mulberry g. IL
rs possession proceeded the house VI Crystal and
stated his business Nhereupon Crystal seized HIusket
with bsyonci attached and infected severe wound
on the night hip Of the oscer lie was, however taken
into custody By the officer wits the assistance % some
persons who were present and taken 70 The Tom5s and
locked ~ 10 answer The charge
SELLING LOTTERY PoLIclEs.-A man nsmed
John . Henry, ioing business AZ No l-2i Broadway.
was Yesterday taken into custody and held n the sum
Of 500 - answer a charge OF selling On the st OF
June lottery ticket 70 Thomas Bggs Il appears That
Bgss sA brother 70 lsssc A bggs, Who vas convicted
Thursday last ~ the Court Of Sessions Of sending
threatening letters 10 Wn B. Astor. Esq AID that be
took occasion ~he The Jury out N TIE case -
send message 70 M Henry 70 the eject that Il &c
henry did not send him s3o0 he would enter com
plant against him Tor selling tn lottery ticket TIE
returned being satisfactory be sent another
message requiring reduced sun, this was also not
compiled with be sadly offered 10 take e. which
Was Aso refused. hSgs then went before justice Nc
sTasA as9 MADE he complaint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

tHfkti" ~ fAl'f 'ult So VI
Receipts ~ttn The P1f "a h0uys-FLoUR, 500
hns. Co.'s. l.. Oh bush-The market Tor Flour and
Com is very dun and quotations have downward ten.
dcncy.
Markets .AiBtNr June rs NJ
ln C0RN there were sales Of 10000 bush. At 5il
cis Cor white and s. 80 cis for yellow Everything
Is dull and ne elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23
ALlFORNfA

Persons intending lo visit California. and ie..fcls II
leaving accurate and pleasing IAraesse- of themselves
-h tiey f,sat' Invited Goo cai af Bnsnfs 80 sod
40 Broadway corner of Fuiton.- here he hs
Uetlfll col ecr1n ~ picture. recently akrn 'n " ssng
among .Aem Pres.irnf Taylor ant li, Cabinet "a.
Prc.iea' Polk and CABINET, beside many Other i.'aa.
su..aed Individuals I-s d.eDi'
N,uoN.L MiNar,sF GtiisRY -tnWasn WHrt ~
BROADWAY This magnificent Saloon po--,sse. .ltror
Advantage. lr he rapid production f Daauruen Mln
A. person. ho sish unsurpassed Aenes. u
themselves or friends should give his Gallery call
~ ifneoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

AcclDLNrAL DRow>l>G Yesterday afternoon
the BODY Of man named John Danncvan "as found ID
:he water 80 pier ~ r r The deceased was ''t-'i
M board - one Of the Liverpool packets snd a-' -,
u-t.v in attempting 20 wax plank which c1mmu'-
..,s8 18th another vessel missed be footing sni is
ma. tb. water Every exelton -, made o. 's'e h.m
,. ,,,.,., e-ec, H.s body was recovered yesterday
.rsroon An inquest VI BE- held th. morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

As OM~fHrs RuNtwAY.-O 90 Thursday evening
a, he south Ferry a sdy and TWO gentlemen having
stepped INTO return stage shout O'Clock the driver
being N the ground and aavir- hs horses n hand
they started "a a. quick pace on thei- oNn HOOK
The siv screamed loudly one % tae gentlemen Jumped
on, and the other remained very quietly h.s place
Meanwhile the driver recovered iAe relns and soou mas
tered o. rcstve animals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-23

lSqUssr-Coroner Ball held an inquest upon
the body q man named Patrick Michael who hal
been sgn struck on board Of the ,hip North
Carolina. At the Navy Yard. Verdict accordingly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02

brouohi about rs soIe such means Is this very
movement itself. II were much 10 DC wish
ed that the South had equal cause 10 fee secure
from all approximations Of injury from the North.
But past ard passing events too plainly show
that this cannot be 4 disposition has ben ma
infested TO interfere with slavery Is far as Il
could possibly be done without palpable VIC
lalion Many are impellcd 10 this Interference
ty their natural disp position to be busy bodies IN
other mems matters; many more by absurd and
Jacobncial notions about human rights AID ma
ny more still by misguided conscience. TIE
same causes which would make il hopeless at
tempt for the South 10 try to impose us policy
upon the North would facilitate i contrary
movement. Tire evils, moreover, 9 northern
interference with the South, if quiet. suffered,
would be much greater than those int rterences
in the opposite direction. For il tie South
should submit to northern legislation on the sub
ject of slavery, undisccrning as il must be from
tue nature of the case; IL IL should permit m
cendiary measures 10 be taken ahectIn9 the
black population, the most disastrous conse-
qucnces might cnsue: wherca; the most extra
VACANT measures .hioh the South uld De sup
posed to take for the extension of slavery could
not possibly produce much injury 10 the North.
The southern people then rave good reason ior
their determined opposition 10 northern lnlerle'
renee, but this terror whi:h some northern men
exhibit when they speak If the 'agsress'ons OF
The slavocracy," is perfectly ridiculous
NOVANGLUS.
TTo he continual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-02
VOLUME XIV. -NUMRER 70.

government 'hit this question concerns The ma
lionali,y and inlcsiiy ii he Republic. The edi.
t3r demand. energetic etua, Lat The project.
NAY be nipprd in The bud
The TampIco papers have NJ additional news
on The subject The peope d! Taoasco are Ps.
tionins ne government 10 spare Bano.
There is new, ron Duran!o Q. terrible Iava-
ees by the Indians
A Zsca.ecas paper has a report lhst Paroles (
is q San Louis Putosi. |! is sara hat PerdI IS
preparing pronnnciamenio.
A meeting OF lie claimants q he Mexican
Treasury IL caile,i al Palace on The TN inst.
The papers sill record many robbrries and
other crimes, aid occasionally scs u speedy JUS
tice
rac National Guard, in The city Of Mexico, Is
'eportei 10 be totally iisnrsaniset
Ii i SAID that Ger. CareTa. E,pIesidfnt o.
Cenral Ame!ica. has established his residence
IN Mexican Stale.
Indications are ina. revolution will take
place in fhearas
Dale, 10 the 25:n Oct. haze been received from
Gualamsla. |. i, sail e & IN open war, ana
troops have been called ont iof is defence. An
engagement took place on The 2is a! san Andres
in which he commandment chief and other ont
GERS were ke,'. Punishment Of death has peen
decfeed a2ains, General Carrera, should he re-
turn 10 Gualamala before he Observation-Disclosures y
the cons tu ioua government.
IMPORTANT FROM TAMPlCO.
Passengers who left Tampico the 8 De, IN
form The New Orleans Delta that General ltno-
rio. with six hundred men and six pieces OF ar
il!ery. was cncamped a old Tamplco, awaiting
the arrival OF General Ganie.e, who was daily
expected, al the head 81 three hundred men.
Generals TcnoIio and Ganr!e belong 10 me
war parry The parry opposed 10 Tie ,rea'y =.
peace with The United States, and wilhon ", 'he
cnuu,eaance al The General Government. Ahey
meiitaie taking possession Of me CITY and ior' OF
Tampico. .,,
PabIo carco, who commands the Naticnai
Gna,,s .; rampico has hitherto. with his forces,
slea..i!y rrsis ri al attempts /" introduce ttonps
mo me ciy. bul Il IS supposed hy this 'ime lie.
n. no ana Ganere ale III possession oi H. As Cas'
lilo and his associate leader, Pesse Gonzales,
have only five hundred men in The Na'ional
Guards, and only one hundred and MY q mem
AIMED and ihcy had no afiiilery, The cannon they
ob,ain,t same time ago b. force tom Mr. chase,
II. $. Consul, having ben returned 10 him.
The pos,ession al rampico BY Tenor'o ana
Ganiefe will head 10 events Of exciting ieles' III
thai quarter, ami WI shall look an1iossIy ioi III
tllipaoce for we ieei assured that as soon as Inc
ne,, reaches me inferior The people o! lamau.
in,s viii hasten 10 the rescue, and IN all pfooa-
hlIiy declare their independence OF The hepuoiic
u N.yico-an even, which sooner or ia'er IS
c,rtaiu 10 happ-n. Gainsav il who may