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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

The bosoh ITaveler OF Wednesday, gives The 1oII0w-
ing history al day:
Yesterday four vesses sailed from this port California
Wis the ships Argouaut, kchpgn Henry Ware, brig
Archelans These vessels carried total of hand red
pasengcfs among whom only three scon,es viz the
wife of Capt VIM, OF Richmond and his two danghters
Of Salem. There very large number from Quincy
and indeed from many Of the shoe These pas.en
will reach their desna somewhere about the LIST
May, 1850.
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CALIPorNA rnieRsuos.-Twe ialss stlls sslha s~~
this port yesterday each with .sss ss@,@s rss-ss
gers Cor California, aud we hear daily q ~ aslsss y
ships Cor the same destination. AisEs rs~pe
those who embark for Caliiorais ~ esT altrie
aud Iicien men, capable adding esssnnahg - - $500
ofsny community Of which hey ~ nnsneher,. ~
large portion Of them are nis gsn,. wen eaas,k ae
every respect asefa oiiseas, ~hch . sess 49, =
said OF large portion Of thas popui.sa ~ eh,eA
numbers are replenishsd By ems rafsa lea Es.gs D
is evident therefore, that snsksla srtF As-ssfat
iaseous exchange Of popui.,oa. az a. rs.s = a.
on the nsiiousl obafrc'ef --BDsfs. afrssi-v
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A Rousise DAYS WoRK ON THE wssrsRs RAnRo.p =
Tue agent Of the Western Railroad has furnished us with
re following statement OF the amount OF freight started
Monday from tllef de pot at East Albanyt
I0053i barrels OF flour
gR do ofspples
l,405 boxes OF cheese
"a bales OF wool
1159 hfkns OF butter
955 barrels OF beef
Eight trains, with 38i cars, The receipt
fT freight S5f This the largest of any day since
ibeSroad was built.-dibany Epsnfag y0pr~ak
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A FLEET FOR CAIIYoRNIA.--We venture to saw, that
other country in the world could have poured SO great
stream OF population into California as the United States
have done since rs acquisition and the discovery Of lis
golden treasures. The American character has given
proof Of the wonderful spirit Of enterprise by which
it is distinguished We have another evidence OF Il
before nthe list OF vessels which have sailed from the
Atlantic ports Of the United States for California during
the month Of October, coated for the Baltimore Amer
cans
This list comprises 10 ships 10 barques IL briggs and
ID schooners In all 65 sail of vessels The greater propo
on ships Of the largest class but by putting the
tonnage down al 300 tons, have aggregate
tonnage Of $1,000 leaving the Atlantic ports la the
Pacific. The departure of California bound vessels has
become matter oil such common that In many
the nanber OF passengers given and there
fore the number who have left during Of Octo
Der, by the Cape Horn route, only be estimated Al
ing but ~ passengers each vessel which low es
having been despatched by large associations who 70 out
in them-and we have total of 800 persons. Besides
these during the month"; the steamships Empire City, Cres
cent City, and Ohio. have sailed from New York Tor
Chagres and the steamships Falcon Alabama, and New
Orleans, from New Orleans Tor the port carrying
that during the month October AT least 800
persons have lett the United Saes by sea- bound to Cali
iornia." 2
According to the Boston Shipping List OF 3lst ultimo
the total number of vessels that have left the United
States for California from the commencement Of the ex.
c;tar,ant Z. oe follnxps H
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TaF wHxndsa Bnioox.--we aaas-.s.aa 49, = !. b
contemplation 10 have fornh opsnsng 81 ~ ws~stsa
tees have been apponfei 10 exrnI iaftsitkss aias
gnishcd men Of the coasuy Ne csss-tsa M ssats
will be fly ilnninar.d. AL saep-s s~Fvsd ~ -
be done In syls wodhy Of the mssaiassai wah -
tended TO honor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

Mr. BUcHAsAs, the late Secretary Of State. left wash
ngton for Lancaster, Pennsylvania. yesterday morning
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

Hon p. soue, Of New oheans United States senator In
Congress from Louisiana arrived In the Europa from Liv
erpool.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

- yua.assa .sscss ~ lsastsrsa --o..ssEus ssu.e
e. 80 -tssias shs siusat hs.a-s 80. = rs-<k<s
sasuss ~. a. s,.srsvA No. ss~.s - lxs.a-s I.
80 a ~ Tlsiesa ts~nship. bscss ss-.lF. - - =
- -, sAissu~a pl.css IL es<r.s< 800 - -
a&ess - ans. sss t.osa-A 800. tei 80 ~E.t~- -.
rs.i r. Hss~y. Ns-s"s 80 ssa-A-s..s 49,
s49A
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Glar,ng Facts.

Under this head that spirited and able paper. the
New Haven Register. thus pontedly remarks:
"Never was President accidentally elected and 90
poorly qualified for high civil station General Taylor
Never was SO much duplicy used in election, and
did an administration lose ground fast and early
the present Never President so unlncky In his
cabinet in making appointments, in dispensing his pat
ronage and In the character of his leading partisans
Never was tbe doom Of administration plainly seen
The present Never did the political pot boil such mate.
rd the top as Truman Smith, Greeley and Fitz Warren
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Mesal ~ tN.ssssf. W. sas.sv $500. - Fwa
tssas lisf. 80 -ss hsa - pls.s.ss us s.~u... n
slaala n. lsssssi.au - ~ tasa.lA &C., -
~lres FHa ns-ra = Nes Nsss Ne ksp,~--.a = = !.
g. - n NJ usnssm sIlesl, a. 80 80 sN1a 80
~as pss. h bas.s.s ep.ssan.as. ~ " r~sa ss.-.
NJ s4Alsi esessas IN - nsspa ee.. s<s-4 =. @.a~s
~ealf ksss y - ssps.-A. ssNs..~. ls.s = "a
algpGlss ~ ia~lasuslF ssar1sa 60 $3.50
~ aav.m~ni eea@Ssncf dssaraia1 % &C., = -
eans pssIu.aF ed aisl.saiT . ssalu as....~s
sasaa " usts tham 81 90 40 = u~xl~ssa a.
saaas sm - s.-si.Asd - h~.s a. -fs.A-s l-N -.
Usse kth.haasss
Wees e.asa a. sIisa c.ss@ss..- 60. - 60 =
a. 81 80. 90 -s~ aashacag 49, - y. 60 sz..s
= ask Is. sr-'.- - s--s@ $500 q ~--@-~--
q e.sA e.l-a - ~O1i p.a r~.sss.- .Ass ~ R~.-
49, ssi go 49,. saA saTsks.s. u Q sss $500
asssar Asa 80 eassss ~ fssUf saf aas1uuo< go
usaAs ~ 49, s.s.se,sA, 80 90 49,
anass ssfru.sss es-if -. e.a - anu.iE - s--ps.<
a.as stA - tAls "a q - s-ss Us =
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r.-shJ .--..-.. q y ssa-s. El1EsnTTu - 60. .
ulsIissl : e-ssss, - - - - - - ~.
" eeA = - es.ay sss-<~Ma = sne.a :. e.~sa q.
Sc: %. -. :. ., !. :. -. .s--.s-s---
- sss--s s.--ss-s.-- .ssHs s.-..-s $780,.
-, = - - : ssssss
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A-sa-s u a. assaA x~sss. L-x~
Megshsst. Nov --Ths naslsA AnsFsnsm I~~x~~ 60.
.sssa Y AsF q o. eslg iIsA &ssas bW mea@hs~ =
Mas = .sss sa..sa y Ms.-. ss.~As 80 u.~a
$3.50 $50 .slss ...s =. sseaf bsl.si s~s - So go
sea.a Ass. Zee. essesd W srs ~ pse~sssts~ wqtns
ieasaaa - sssaAtahfnx ! asw psssin.i ss&sks.sss
a~shsa .ss esseld = sr5:eta aspaIsllx . r~~~ms
ins hPl~s - - hialsA lksunss
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49, a~Ys has sfssea ~ ODDS sas--a ~ - 80 eS
sesatNehss AesrteY, y eestnx Ths fsen<k ksA&esa
htes sruasssa = ~ lsnrf. kasseo&A - Nsua.m
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slsa4 pe6 sttSh Ga eeasean Msisfsg ersa aa1 eaa
ssesa "a insssmsitnn y ~ 90 - aasa Tn@ 9neMtsA
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s.sss 80 = 80 sss~ss.r \ ~ =. hss.... .ks !.
asA wa1 srsg loo.
Hs@ &s.as o. n-d E~sA
- ls#m. sus a-AArsrrs h.sa $3.50. q. k@s@ 49,
esnstssI - 49, tAh ~ Api~mhss To- ses~a 81
~esss ssasssa eas hsss .s-s a ss-s,si ssss1. : 3.
~. ~a... au.l ~. l-sa a-saa h-s~.sa S.As. ss.xN
- ~ A.l. wsss,Aasa. n ss.s-~s SEA = -
f.ess ls1 arrived - N r..s sss. q. s.-a.- 90
ssssas
xuss@f = a. 0.sss- Ia NsrAsa g.
Ne Atasss Ga ~ - Ts s,nanasGlp tnss ss< - -.
sa ~ Yea - ma, allss $50 lesssnn ase.sa.nt
- 49, n - ker nsEkinetT g. kagss naaas
NtsL y eun a 49, een1 sassare slaga 90 e~smss
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:. = - - 49,, = r~--ts go . - go ,
So :. -.-A-.. ;. 49,. = s-.s.-s : - -
49, e - etH1Na FL WMes - essaHx 80
- INI tlNa~m 81 aIIaTaIa
80 - naEla u 80 ase1sI $3.50
s.sA ~ ",
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OF the above there have arrived at California up 10 the
latest date as follows:
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49, - - 80 r~s... :. $3.50 - $50 - r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

n. Jurisdiction Of the srbuns be extended 10 other
Ths, psrt Of the statute Of limitations which relates
70 actions concerning real property, ws' not
the fret report IL has been since revised ana - ~
submitted TIE principal change from me the pressn.
or 10 in respect 20 the period during winch oss0niy
may continue which II i proposed 70 imi' 70 'reu
years The propriety OF his cosnse y -
70 the legislature As the lsv now stands, eAins a.
kept slive for indefinite period without soe4u''e
reason.
The report will be found also 10 contain an entire re-
vision Of the law respecting prerogsrTe wIlo ~ w.
be rendered that the act under which the Commission
ers were appointed requires them 20 provioe ior 'h
abandonment In legal proceedings Of a. san anu
other foreign tongues 50 far as the same sns oy 'n'
b. deemed practicable" They have deemed u prsOu'
cable 10 substitute English for the Latin names OF pre-
rogstive vrits They consider Il necessary 70 rssin
but four the wit Of review, which 10 substituted 10Y
the writ Of certiors the writ OF msndste Psce o,
msndsmus the writ Of assessment instead OF al quoi
d.mnun and the wit OF hsbess corpus which . des
sted By them the wit OF deversnee The wit
Of prohibition nearly obsolete n our law ard "a IN
necessary For the writ OF scire fscis quo wsrrsnto
and information In the nature Of quo wsrrsnto actions
in the ordinary form substituted which sre easier
sud safer snd in accordance with the spirit 81 the
Code. m
be found 10 be substantially the upon the writ
OF hsbeas corpus and certOrar, % inquire MO me
Cause OF detention with two excepnons-one nat me
wit canno, De- issued for the purpose Of procuring an
admission to bail different mode Of procuring u raw
ing been provided by the code OF criminal procedure
and the other that the wit cannot be granted ~hen
the egslity Of the imprisonment has been sreaiy 81
Judged upon prior writ There hss been 80 mucn
abuse by repeated applications that some enecN should
be applied.
Upon the subject Of juries, new provision are pro
posed which will insure more equal Distribution OF
Jury duty among the citizens and the formation OF
better juries The returns received BY the Comm''
.oners from different parts of the state show an IN
eousl operation of the present system.
With these general observations the Commissioners
must esve the various provisions Of the act herewith
submitted, 10 explain themselves.
The Commissioners have thus laid before the Legs
ature all that they have been able to prepare within
the time hxed By the act under which they were sp.
pointed They have submitted those parts OF general
and complete Code OF Procedure which relate 70 actions
civil and criminal and 10 prerogstye writs with some
provisions respecting the organization Of the courts
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-. N.w.Ysrk Tribune for California,

Orreos AND THE SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-We shall
hsve ready TO morrow morning. in season TO send
hv the Falcon, an Edition of The Tribune prepared
expressly for the Pacific Coast. 1t will contain
fall and regular account Of the California Move
ment in the United States, from its first appear
ance to the present time tables Of all the vessels
shat have sailed and the number now up, at this
and al other ports list of all the persons who
have left 20 far ~ their names have been pub
lished in papers throughout the country a list Of
MI the late Deaths and Marriages in every part
Of the Union an abstract OF the Foreign News
by the Canada, with all the important Domestic
News and number of Editorial articles on sub
jects OF interest TO residents on the Pacific. This
will comprise the cheapest, and at the same time
abe most interesting budget Of news which per
sons here could send to their friends who have en-
igrAted. Those wishing the paper sent to their
friends on the Pacific, can leave a list Of their
names to-day at The Tribune Publication Office,
and the papers will be duly sent out by the Falcon
steamer which sails tomorrow. The Postage 10
prepaid is three cents. Paper, with postage in
Guided, cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
sENATF...ALsASY. Jar

SENATE. .ALsASY Jan. 81.
Mr.. LAwREScr, from the ms ority Of the Select Com
mittee appointed by the last Legislature reported In "a
yor Of erecting Bridge over Lake ChAmplain a; De
hOuses Point for the Osdensoursh Railroad.
The Senate concurred in the amendment Of the
House bill In favor Of continuing the Commission Of
Practice that the bill finally passed and the
Commissioners continued in Office.
Hon. AmLARD FILLMORE. Controller Of the State,
to-day sent in his resignation 20 take eect the 10Th
FEB. His resignation accepted. and resolution
Of thanks for the faithful 10 which he had dis
charged the duties Of his Office and for tue zeal ide
~ and ability which has distinguished he sdministrs
non 40 Controller Of the Office, was adopted
The senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. CAMPBELL reported bill for the Redemption OF
Country Bank Notes In New York and Absny at Of one
per cent discount
bill wss introduced 10 establish police court In
the City Of WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr.. HoYT Of Orange Co. offered resolution 10 favor
Of presenting swords 10 Col Belnsp and Col Duncan
for their bravery and courage displayed during their
service in the war against Mexico The resolution lies
on the table.
Mr.. w : SMITH Of Monroe Co. called up toe report
what report ] from the Select Committee. iong de
bate ensued In which several members PARTICIPATED
Tue report finally referred 20 the Committee on
Commerce when the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

the House 60 into Committee Of the Whole which
agreed 70, and Mr. lSoKzsoIL Of Pa was called 10 the
Chair. The Naval Appropriation bin then taken up.
Mr.. GREELET Of Y. offered an amendment
reducing the list Of warrant officers which lost
Ma. ROCKWELL Of Conn. offered an amendment
making il optional with sailors TO receive spi ratons
or their equivalent in money.
Mr. MURPHY OF y. \. proposed 10 abolish spirit
rstions altogether from both officer. and men ln the
Navy.
Without coming to any decision upon these
propositions, or On The main question the House adj
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Contents OF The New-York Tribune for Cali
fornia. Oreao md the snnd " Ich Island.

Poctry-AbrsIn and Zmri; A Song sung by l. ) Col.
las a. the departure OF Csmsrgo Company" from Phs-
dephia yesterday; song ~ the ture Of Yankee
Doodle
The Golden Chronicles Six columns Of Interesting par.
c1las about companies that and those hat propose
going to California sinsL
Bullion and Washed Grains OF Gold-U sefu and impof.
ant extracts from "a Manual OF Gold and Silver Coins OF
all Nations" &c. by Jacob Ecsfelds and william h. Du
Bois. Asssyers Of The Mint OF The L niled States.
4. s. Coinage for 1870
Ocia Analyses Of the California God as made BY order
Of Government
The Age Of Cold Editorial
The Gold Excitement in Engisnd.-The new. by the
Canada.
Emzrsn. to California The names Of passenger. In 81
vessels.
Liss Of Vessels up for cslifornia-when to sail.
List Of Vessels hat have ssied-How many passengers
they took out.
Where Ophiri
Postage charged on Ls.lers &c. by the Falcon
Virginia Coda rich return.
False and True Go.d-Important Information
COst Of War 10 Time Of Pescs-Army bill
Navy Appropriations. The Executive Elect
No more Fogging In the Navy.
good Portrait OF Gen. Zachary Taylor
Popular Electoral Vote for President
new Route TO California A new Pscihc Line
The Panama Railroad The Engineer Expedition
Interesting City Items
Weekly Report u Deaths In this CRY
Weekly Report Of Deaths In Brooklyn
Homestead Exemption 10 Pennsylvania
Homestead Exemption 10 Ohio
Latest news from all paris Of the United States -Thres
columns Of short tens Of news-Fires. Murders Acct.
d-nts, &C
Marriages and Deaths in the United stslss Over one
coann made up from Exchanges &c
Household AsrEets-Exelusyely reported for Tie
Tribune.
Money and a'rEe' Kspon-Carefully prepared for TIE
Tribune
Shipping Intelligenes-A full aud accurate Lat OF "a.
ses cleared, arrived, 1c Al this port beside notice O,
Disasters, &c. &c,
" For Terms, &c. See Notice under Editorial Bs.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

NFw-YORK ALDERMEs N WAsHISGroS-Jan.
% ls40-Fiye members of the Board Of Aldermen and
1--WE of the Assistant Board Of Aldermen. from New
York are now on visit 10 Washington, on business
connected with the establishment of Branch Mint In
the Empire City. Alter attending 10 business In the
Capitol they made a gsit to Mrs Madison and Mrs
Hamilton. and highly grained with their inter
view with the venerable ladies' This evening they visit
the esteemed rolct OF tx President Adams and then
pay their respects TO the Mayor Of Washington a, his
residence, where they will doubtless be handsomely
entertained Tomorrow they visit Mount Vernon
They are accompanied 10 hese visits by SIR Talmadge
Washington Cor OF Baltimore sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

The 'UsIrED STATEst-The steamship Unite, I
States, Capt. HAcKsTAFF, has now been at Sc
twenty-five days, and is anxiousy looked FIR
The long and severe gale which commenced The
day she left Southampton has necessarily retarded
her progress, and may have occasoned som,e de-
rangement preventing the use Of her engines.
There need be no fear for her safety She. Is one
OF the s,outest vessels sAoat, and under die cir
cumstances her non arrival is no cause Of appre-
hensoD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

Taird R,u0r b. ttf Con- ssioncrs qpp5Hfsd 70 prepare
Code 10 Regulate Proceedings for the htdtgzea o.
Justice ~ Courts 81 Lar.
The Repor, Is addressed 10 the Legislature OF the
State OF New-York, dated Albany, Jan 30, ls49 and
signed BY Arphsxed LOOMS David Graham, and David
Dudley Field
The Commissioners on Practice aud Pleadings
beg leave TO present herewith their third report
The drain OF set which 4 subn tted contains va
rious provisions designed 70 prosecute the reform
which the Code OF Procedure begSn. 10 should seem
scarcely necessary for the Commissioner now 10 yint
cate the policy Of that reform. Tie history OF the
agitation which rise 70 IL the manifold abuses Of
the od system Legal procedure the demands Of the
people expressed in the Constitution itself the act OF
the lie sissture, passed In conformity with II com
rnand and prescribing the duty OF the Commissioners
In language which could not be misunderstood are f.
mhar 70 the Legislature. II IL were necessary, TIE
Commits sonefs would recall It's attention 10 the terms
Of the law under which they appointed, which
Joined IL upon them duty 10 provide for the sool
ton OF the forms Of actions and pesdngs IN cases a.
common law for q uniform course OF proceeding, IN
al cases whether Of "a equitable eosnixsnee and
for the abandonment Of any form and proceeding not
necessary TO ascertain snd preserve the hrs OF the
parties hich bad then parallel on the statute
book for i,s holiness and which bile il gave the Com
missonss instructions precise - 10 eave them no
discretion, II they hsd desired H. promised them,
in advance, 80 long they 0beyed those irstruc-
lions the concurrence and cooperation OF al depart
naents Of the Government
Conforming to that law and fulfilling Al the same
time Their desires the commissioners have re
moved the ancient forms from the paths Of Justice,
and devised new system, simpe and natural IN rs
construction. easily understood and rescly adapted
20 any remedy which the Of the case requires
In doing 90, they have been obliged 10 re-cast the
whole system OF practice and pleading "" In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
Naval Officer of New-York.

WAsHiNcroN, "wednesday, Jan 81.
CoRsELIUs (. BooARDus was this day con.
srmed by the Senate Naval oicer for the Port Of
New YORK
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MIR. Ciay-Flre at Richmond.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Jan. 81.
The Nelc- Orleans Bulletin received by the
Southern Mail this afternoon says Mr.. Clay IL stI
fined TO bis bed from recen, injury received by fall
but that he is recovering
The Tobacco Factories Of James Good and Edward
Smith, Richmond Va were destroyed BY FIRE 70 dsy.
Ilss moi stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
DANGEROUS Illness Of VIM. Z. Preston.

LULUMErs, ;. Z. sunday, Jan Q
We regret to state that Hon. WIN. c. PREsTos,
the distinguished President Of the South Carolina Col
lege has had smother and dangerous attack Of Illness
Hopes, however are entertained Tor his recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

n GEN. TAYLOR, says Washington cores
respondent Of tho Ervsss writes that HE intention 10
% b In Washington the sd Of February swri'e'
TOO that with snsls exception he has given no Ind
esons Of bic preferences touching his advisers In the
Cnbfuet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
From New.0rleaEs.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. 81
The Southern mails have all come through bring
ing up dates from Texas, NewOrlesns, &c. The Chol
era bad subsidized and ceased 10 attract attention.
Hon Nathan Clifford Minister to Mexico LEFT Penss
cola on the Eth inst en- route for Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01
By TELEGRAPH to the New.York Tribune.
Graveyard Observation-Disclosures In
PiusburGh.
Pr1TsBURoH. Wednesd

PrTT'sUReH, Wednesday Jan. 81.
Allegheny City is in the greatest state Of ex-
element In consequence Of ts being discovered that
FIVE graves had been robbed Of dead bodies The
corpses those Of respectable persons The bodies
were recovered and recognized Several persons
been arrested. Respectable physicians and students.
charged with the offence, have been committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

Eg@ Hon. WILLIAM c. Preston, as we learn
from tho Columbia Is c. Tslegrdpl hs. been seriously
H. but we are rejoced TO learn that his hesth
proving at the latest accounts 27h ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-01

GEs. SHIEIDs.-Ths 81. Louis Nee Era denies
sAss there IL any constitutional osssscs to Gen Shields
sakiss hs seat Senator from Illinois and ssys 10
perfectly prepared to prove his eligibility.