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New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

THr PAIMYRA TRAGrDY. the trial o. WISE
tor KILLING Thomas B Hart, =, Palmyra No occupies
large place in the papers OF ST Louis The letters oi
the parsmours are published at length being brought
in as evidence for the defense They soundsnty prove
the relations which existed between the wife OF Ni'e
and the Diseased are sentimental and strained, but
have not talent enough 70 make them worth copying
The fscts OF the murder were shown by several wit
nesses snd no attempt made on ths part Of th de
tense 10 rebui their testimony The array Of legal so'
ty ia great on both sdes but the friends OF Wise think
the lawyers will succeed in getting him sequisted IN
consideration OF the provocsticn under which be labor
"a when he committed the set which was one OF the
most ierocious pieces Of ofslsughter on record.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
Hem sill Alive.

Thtrtv thousand Russians under Luder, said TO
have been completely routed BY inferior force under
Benz and the survivors hunted into Wsllschs This
had caused much sensation Ia Wsllachia.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
The steamer .eorRia.

BALTrxoEE, Monday sept
The aDe steamer Georgia, which has been
.,bore or dsys past II Esson, Nd hos al ensh been
coated o. and viii oe brought to the c'J ior reP@i'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
aESTLEMES's HATS

LEARY co.
Introduce thisdsy the fashion for The season.
Ist AsTOR HOUSE
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
Cholera nj Albany.
The Cholera mt ~ osfon.

ALBANY, Monday sept S--P ~
The Roard Of Health report p cases OF Cholera
and m deaths for the a. hours ending this day noon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

@ The hr1n Of Ws. 7 JssSsss Co 10 prov''o's'
with thoss requiring quality ready made sarmsnn
large assortment Of which kept % hand al the sfs'
svs sslabashmeui 81 Broadway, American Hotel i1'
style Of fancy frocks inroduesd Tor usvsAns 20
bu,tpss. uurDo..s Ar, commended ss particularly nss
and genisel garments
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
N Iuecp,pB TO THE NsH.YoHK TRIBUNE,

~ For telegrsphie Dispatches received In time '''
r,sr,ns Edition Of yesterday, see First Page
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
mfsrellaueous.

The following Items Of general intelligence, OF do
rnesuc nature, viii be found interesting
CHoLERA-The number Of In London sat vicin-
ify d1ri7g the 18th inst e and the deaths ia In the
country IS deaths < IN Scotland g. deaths le For the
week ending the lstn, IN London cases 2so deaths 5
In Eng and ard Wales 2eos deaths fS2; u Scot
and ST, deaihs Ia Total Grszi Britain per
week SITS cases. and Z -27s deAhs
AyrsIsrsssrs-pr James yisksry Drysas.s and Jas.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
The Hungnrians In Presburg Vienna In
Danger.
Thing. I'm the south.

Vienna i. now gsrrisoned BY only ie~ new levies.
and when the poet left. Prss0urg hsd been occupied
fv .ha HurrarIar,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

~ wrxAs, the vsutnoquist opens Blseesef Han
Blssexersi 70 night, with Magic. Music and 'enn'0
.quisIn, ste 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

y Terror and alarm psrysds hat portion Of he aA'
ness world accustomed 10 snsss wealth BY ootsn"s
snornous profits 10 the Boot shoe and Gsisr 'as''''
especially panic prevails since the great rs''f1 .
prices hss been Inumphssny carried out BY Josf'
Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

CYrsgss HmLs CsnsrgsY.-ln some Of the eiiy jour
mails long adyeemsnl las appeared, signed by the New
YORK Bay Cemsisry Co, 10 which grossly ssnderocs
sIses 10 made upon the Corporation which reprsssos
iuTr1sess and General Agent This article s fslss sns
malicious In lie material allegations and nnusndoss and
no other notice will bs taken Of I, w Our o-nsrs
Agent has ordered prosecutions sgans the snhors u The
Heel The lsnds selected by tho Sons Of Tsmpsrsncs 10
our grounds rsfsnet to IN the sdverisemsni nov
and al the time OF their selection entirely free Of s
ineumDrsncs whatever The Trustees hold he tile 10 al
the grounds hoy oeer 10 the public FOR sale and deliver
Deeds free Of all incunbsncs to purchaser fast as iheJ
apply. By order Of the Board OF Trustees
Sept ), lsfS T. LINDSAY ser
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

= rashionsble Card Engraving Tor ~sddinss, &c
Also, aspendit assortment Of wedding snvslops Of Ds
"a Russ Raodss and other celebrated foreign msn1fse
urers st EyssDELL's sionAbs sstsb lshmes for CDss
Broadway, corner OF Duane sst. and Waist
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
ma E4a,- ~ M. Tr,..rf /,

To fif E1ssr 4 Ilf Tri5srfs
so,rst sre- paes - he ssrlsr of
shck eoaa-stst sfrsy Castor Hoa.,
Frts 3f 3 isr ess .sy tha tbs
.t<s as- Dsss 20 s-nsn< M soss.tsrfh tor tAs
pynsat ef sc Mr. anouar s.1 an cor
t.1 tnst 90 ~ Pst Fos1t asnds
70 h4z tsr tsy f0srs o.
JANIS ssoAs, ~ rosrA -cssss, ST
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
A New Russian General.
Russians defeated In Tran-yIvania.

The Emperor Of Russia has recalled Prince Woron
zoh from the Caucasian war 10 assist him in the Hun
garisn struggle.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

q ILLINOIS. --The' Qsfney. Wasg. has Information
frpm What II considers pretty good authority tnss oos
French will call Extra Session Of the bes''s'1''
sonsfin,e about the middle Of October nsxI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

q Ars NJ 5 GovE sicsoLs, having fasn.led Ter as
IAnI ensassmsns ready TO receive psisnis for eons'
tauou he at ~ Lexington avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

- There hs eomss with oil the nsws The news /"
this The only place 10 The city ~hsrs good oo"ts can
found At the eoruer Of Of FULTON and Hss'sss rfsse'
calf boots u s. hne calf :, -, Usually " /" 10 o'he
cheap siorss Pssn, boov and .hoss CATERS NC e9us''
low =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

DsKss Boo1,-Sot oaly cheap, but good, as ten Yeas
experiences has proved to the discerning pubic N9
would therefore advise hoss who want hsndsome e0e.p
aud good boo,s without any hunesg to 90 to "srss,.
ia Taltou-s Mr. w ssls no boots bat shoss OF ns 0S'
x. sl stesa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

M,RYLAsD.-The Wings Of the ITO D''Eie'
have nominated GKosGsW w. GsAr Of Baltimore Ooan'y
as their candidate tor Congress The District Wa "a"
represented by 7. w Lyon, and gave Csss small ma
iority l. st Fall
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
H.. AUstsT 10
Iiyerpool Cotton Market
Liverpool Corn Market...Aue le

o~ AUsrSsas the hshss,
fh- nsrtainsd lllV sses ~ef-
%. ns % as cnO axe for .p-ol stoa snd eHPorA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

BrLL.-Yesterdsy morning. about O'Clock,
bull found sstray In the Bowery Oncers Rogers
and Hart arrested him and lodged the espssser In the
public Pound
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

ABuLI FIGHT A large and vicious bull brOke out
of s.ushter house in Houstonst yesterday afternoon
closely followed BY many pursuers and took his course
down town, knocking down and running over every
person he could though fortunately goriDs none In
Grand be STACKED four boys and after running over
them proceeded furiously upen hs way noswiihsiAna
Ing he wss several struck with sticks and stones
the blows seeming only segrsvste him more About
seventeen persons injured BY the bull IN ms ms"
career and enslly he made his wsy down toward me
Park and through the cross streets 10 Cnsmoers A'
be nssred the North River, the Ringgod Association
were preparing TO march, having Just di'einoSTked
IRON the sIesmooa, Columbus, from their EXCURSION 20
heyport Among them the animal dashed. making
considerable scatter. though Of the
him with bsyones, but with effect He then knock
cd man down who was standing upon the Sidewalk
and trod upon his bead iniurins him dangerously The
unfortunsts individual was picked up covered with
blood and conveyed away tc receive medical attend
suce. ln the meantime the bull secured with
rope. snd the young man who had followed the animal
from the commencement Of the aisht and bad several
times attacked him with great int-epidty, procured
clesver, and killed him with one or two blows. The
animal was lying dead last night IN Westst al the
owner should convey the body away.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
r. c. KEMP. Auetiouser.

THIRTY PIASO-FORTEs AT AUCTION
- Large and peremptory sale OF thirty PisnoforIss
from makers Of good reputation IA New YORK aud Boston
On Thursday, sept. a. u O'Clock, At he Wsrsroom
80 Broadway, between Leonard and Franklin sis
These PiGno-fortes will be found upon examination. -
be well worthy the attention ofhoss IN want Of good To-
suumsn,., and al Of which will positively be sold wiv
out and may be examined the dag before the sale
FOR more particular description Of the Instruments
see ny advertisement in the suction columns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

~ HoRArIo J PERRr, our new Secretary Of
Legation to Madrid, sailed on Monday from tbs Port
in the bark Eivirs Habeek for Lisbon on bic way 70
Madrid. lie wss to have sone out In the I > ''ors
snip Erie to Gibraltar but sbe 10 still detained BY the
n.ness Of Com Gregory, who goes out In her to take
command Of the L. : Squadron on The Coast Of Aires
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
THS SEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE FUR EUROPE
WI ~ -sssy S'eloei To Morror Ms-.ssS-Prses 8.
csrn Ia Hyspprs rssdy f,v Mal,zx
THE LATEST NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT
II WILL COSrAIl

ReceEred up 10 fA< fsn< o. gong 70 Pross.
The Edition of The Nsr York 7'rIbune for Ia
rope, made ap for the mails by the CaHada, ron
thu port TO morrow. viii be iound 70 contsin
complete digest Of all the late local and politics
news. the latest in.ellgene from csnsda. Mexico,
sc.; California, ls.hmus and South American
news: full and accurate Money and Market Re
ports a carefully prepared Shipping List, Ediso
risls on all subjects of present interest and an
count Of American Affairs since the sailing Of the
last steamer, in the English, Fresch and German
languages Persons desiring to send other friends
In Europe. will find This eheet sll that can be Dc
sired in the way Of complete and accurate nevs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

~ We call attention to the advertisement OF
the approaching air be held at Philadephis BY tbs
Franklin Institute. The Fairs OF that institution are
among the most extensive SHd useful exhibitions OF the
products of American industry which take place IN this
country
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM HUNGARY
xruALIvE AND STIRRING.

'Hg RUSSIANS DEFEATED By DgNBINShl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

rY- In The Tribune OF Saturday very long
advertisement appeared in which hoelous ASSAULT Is
made On the Cypress Hills Cemetery is Trustees AMI
General Agent We shoala no, have published thsi
article II il bad been read BY any Of the editors before
its appearance for We and the public have too moea
confidence ia the integrity Of Caleb : Woochun' tne
President Of Cypress Hills Cemetery snd in Board Of
Directors, to admit or behevs such sceusanons'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

FiEEs-Ixo alarms occurred yesterday after
noon One proceeded from a chimney at the corner
Of Leonard-st and West stBrosdwsy and the other al
the American Hotel The Ore In the latter orignsted
IN the kitchen but both wsrs speedily sxtng nguished
with but rrifing damage
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
Court Calendar. THIs DAY
Inv Courts.

COMMON Pls.,-NO. IA. D. %. "a ST. 81. IS. IS - 8
j. 50 AZ. a. a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

WRsr's CHRIsr HIALISe TIE cK."-This
splendid achievement Of 1. 70 be exhibited In syr.
during the State Pair the 9h 18th and l4sh of the
present mOnth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
fADvERTIsEMENT.l
POntchurtraim Railroad COmDany,

BY special Of our Legislature this company was Gre
ssd and invested with certain chartered powers and prv
leges but Offset these corporate rights, particular
obligations were also imposed One Of these obligations
and Of the conditions upon which their charter based
that the company bound the between the
teTminii Of the railroad all hours whenever public necessity
require it, So far memory US, believe
that the organization Of the company consists in President
and Board Of Directors But whether The Board
operation has, practical point OF view, the efficacy
tempated by the Legislature, or whether the whole power
and right OF control vested the President (Air Lebeau
the Directors being machines in his hands carry
his Interior designs at loss determine except
far manifested by acts behayng the Intention of
the said President One brief specimen will illustrate
the management of the establishment under the supervision OF
Mr. Lebeau, and the little claim has public patronage
On Christmas evening number Of respectable families
went TO the lake, and recreation and social harmony,
manned the Washington Hotel until quarter past clock
NJ impressed with the belief that the would be
ming, and Inconvenience arise for the want Of convey
the city. But, their disappointment (and the
fact Is astounding to menon) MIR. Lebeau the President,
absolutely prohibited the from running early hour
in the evening" thereby driving the gentlemen the painful
and humiatng alternative (wavng the labor of performing
the sere drudgery Of horses They caused OF the la
dies and children be seated the cars and drew them
the city, the unteghed satisfaction OF the railroad officials
and hangeron who ehucked loudly the bowling OF the
hyena the believing Of the buffalo, and twitted the ae
weights with the increase Of horses which the company
CURED repeatedly on the road, to their CALLING modification
and bitter disappointment Others ofthe ladies' who could not
seats in the cars, obliged walk, while children
to amount were, astide gentlemen shoulders carried
to the city, and, among Others, the worthy host Of the
Washington Hotel (Ar Edmond p Kennedy logged cour.
ageOuy along, with pair OF boys his back to the ucon.
cevable pleasure Of hapess Mamma who was thereby
eX1caed from the trap which the President had for her
We submit the foregoing statement for public information
rFying them alone the right anmadvert on acqut
the company of this besettng SIM We however unheitat
ngy that such conduct on the part Of the President
not only disuouTeOus, but arbitrary considerable degree
and productive Of two eyis-st, being calculated 10 dis.
the city residents from pleasure excursions by that
route, and next deprying the business the lake from the
profits that would necessarily accrue TO them from such pat
without datng the legitimate thus presented
for the forfeiture Of the charter under which the company
exists. MANY CITIZENS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

THURSDAY i - 49, 49, ~.
.rfsss rT-efs.,r "a 4lsl Sons % Temperance.
TIE msnbsss q tha Order. and a large number
ofoitisur as-smblsd last evening ia the Msthodiss
Chareh q Paydias 10 hear The address Of
wine p II w. from Pennsylvania The
ohhlrt was crowded IL every part and the interior
utsaaled scene imposing and full of interest.
Around he altar were arranged the banners of the
s1ni Divisions The officers in their rich reaalia
ddsd much % ne display, and the number of mem.
n nt proved their undated zeal in a good
sauso. The Odas were finely executed, displaying
met muzioal SKIN. and varying, in a very aRrse.
81 nanneT, The exercises Of the evening. R. Ii.
InheI, G. ". p, delivered a brief and very an
sppfiate introductory, and presented Mr.. White to
iha a1lienees who was received with a cordial
We.eous The address Of Mr. White was an admit
labe one. He varied the scene from grave 10 cav.
giving ua passages Of great pathos and deep feeling.
and ihen awaking more pIeasantemotion by racv
anecdotes and capital Illustrations. His IDEAS
Ioalned far and wide, but always with one object in
ia veyg--that Of inpressing upon his auditory the
evils resulting from the Intoxicating cup, whether
mantlad By tho rosy wine . or containing the
more honelY liquid The speakers familiar and
easy syeof delivery was suited to the subject, ap-
pealing with the voice Of a friend to the moderate
drinker, admoniahing in a parental tone the young
and inexperienced, and entEsating with words D
kindness the inobFiate, 10 turn away from stronq
drink. NJ. W. has effected much by his lecture,
"a othar psrs Of the Union, and we are glad to End
him il our midst. He will produce here a renewed
Interest in the cause and awaken the feelings o
other dags
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Tham'l ths aight sore Tor ne soasonl


by aFEAR-En.
Yesterday attention drawn to very large crowd
Of people standing opposite to the door Of The HoibyooE
Oyster Saloon, No % st. CAar}es street beine lt,ls
curious know what was going on steut mn arnon m,
crowd and what should present itsf to my view but %
backed up against The sidewalk and some seven a. gbt -
unloading mammoth Barafaria oyster and taking Il into
the saloon. Casting my afes around the crowd n no,i5
among It my friends p and r., and G. and host Of other
looking very wistful this oyster SOME had their linen
cambria pocket handkeIcsls holding them mn N tber
mouths, endeavorng to keep their lips dry by Frequently
wipng away Che saliva that was flowing from them After
good deal OF hard lifting hg themen employed il was Daced
1.-THE back part OF the saloon BY this time tie crowd md
KY pe I NSS gu ssg = zee TIE delicious article
If you will but be patient and give little time and room
eaipe 10 sam snd e52Sp ~ I yo4 6 ~ ne same time
open with They took and gave four or i've heavy bS
about gallon Of its oh liquor run out Of n TsEiaa ap
large knife, Sam cut the eye apart two Of the men lifted
Of the greatest decsces ever 6ed out II he B N yS Ss S
the fat q was curious % behold it more than eight
solid. Now" said friend Young, Gents take YOUR
ave an ios enq go 70 work Nc sooner said than donei
me knives ana forks were put IN Tequlon mine among the
rest and all disappeared in less time than take TO write H.
If ovstas Won fse, f,r g,s u uese ae me KIND
want OF ready sale Of them. All, says " perbups
have made with he Oyster Merchants Al BaSatars snd
great pains taken BY those gentlemen to cultivate The article
you not Know that there as much art required in raising ORs-
ters as there Is 4 eulvang the grape TO make good wines
TONERS, we have made the kind OF arrangements with an
e qrge wlneiacto m Europe, which will insure the puest
article that can be manufactured and shipped well "
saia u what you say is true, and doubt IT, we
70 iae saoon, 1p Sia and qy some othe wines,
or ten OF US went up and ordered few bottles Of Ys best
and alter had drank Of we all agreed that what Y had
told facts and any doubts it, lei him can al te
Oi6TOok Oyster Saloon and satisfy himself; my word for H.
actually keeps the best Of Wines and serves up the best cooked
Beetsteaks and all kinds of Wild Came and Oysters, either
ness-Or am not SPEAR-EE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoS AND Loss OF LIFE.-
e steamer America, Capt. johnson, hence for
Sasheiie, and Viola, Capt Dugas, from Lafourche
20 his port came in contact yesterday morning, al
spout o'clock, when opposite Madame P. dis
elanH plantation, causing the Viola to sink imme-
aiaiely. The steamer F. M. SHeck ran alongside
q that portion Of the cabin which Roated from the
wreck and succeeded in saving the lives Of many
Persons who were enging TO the pieces Of the boat
out we regret to state that the child Of Mrs. Whit
more, Of Ihibodauxville, and the barkeePer of the
noai were drowned It is supposed that several of
lhe deck hands were lost The Viola had on board
100 hhds. sugar, aud $50 bbls. molasses consigned
z various houses IN the city, all Of which is total
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

> eStoA-l4lle session IN tic HOUSE GREAT eA-
element prevailed The plurality rule was adopt
ed, and on the fourth ballot Cobb received 1902
votes. Winthrop 100. Cobb was declared elected
Speaker, aud the message was sent in on Monday.
Organization Of Congress for Business.
THE remarks below were written before the an
rival Of telegFaphic dispatch in another column
announcing the adoption Of the plurality rule. and
the election Of Mr.. Cobb as Speaker--but the
adoption Of the plurality rule is in itself sufficient
compromise between the two great parties to sus-
tain all the views we have herein expressed
The publication Of the Presidents Message
shows that the House Of Representatives has been
organized at last after three weeks struggle The
telegraph does not bring US any particulars Of the
election Of Speaker, or the mode Of compromise by
which it was effected 1t is likely, however, that
the arrangement between the wings and demo-
Gratis, which were in progress at our previous ac-
counts between committees appointed at a caucus
OF each, resulted satisfactorily, and were confirmed
in the House, We have a right to believe that the
little band Of outsiders who held out as impract-
cables against the mass Of the House were left out
Of the settlement altogether and that the two par
ties to the compromise have chosen the officers of
the House without respect to the ee-soiers or their
demands. It had become a positive necessity that
the concessions Of personal and political feeling
must come from one or other of the two large par
ties. By accident an unyielding few had the power
to defeat choice, and have forced the others to
choose between yielding everything to them or
something to each other We cannot doubt that
sn ouil 0iiiss moderate news prevailed
s' 'ie was mace win view to secure
MS u All Iiau elther party yielded
'.' eAaG''ons, II "ouio nave lost char
'..9l any As' WIN louu manifestations Of public
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

Navy YARD AT SAN FRANoIsco-The Sec
rotary Of the Navy designs, it is said, an entire
equipment for a Navy Yard at San Francisco
frames and other materials for houses, workshops,
ETC.; steam engines, lathes, turning machines, and
all other machinery for carrying on an extensive
bneinass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

Another Suicide of'a Mipister.--John S. Ladd,
member Of the Freewil Baptist Church, and
whose reputation was otherwise good, hanged him
self in Deerield, N. H., on Friday week, aged
fiftv wears
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

HOUSES PRINTING TELEeRAPH.-Th New
York Tribune says that message of six hundred
words came over Houses line from Boston few
days since in which there was only one letter en-
roneously printed. Such feat proves this the
most perfect telegraph instrument ever invented.