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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

~ TeIegrnph- In Mrxico.-An exclusive ngnl
hsvrrr rrn asnIed the Mexican Government 10 con
trsctTeegraphs u The Republic the undersigned is en-
po erred 20 treat for The disposal - said right and VII ~
reve poposas FOR hne bets Vers Cruz and ihe Cy
~ Ns,irp WIN GEO STEWART.
- - MrNicAn N-re-C Consl.. a brOAiWAy.
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Il these and ste By those Who same
h- nstN. eve1 D acisA st- NO ni
the scasrs wou - ~ei eoash
perhaps ths majority o secs - Gaines Ar- nA
large of mdriua- ~n' iA'- pafens'
Discount ard wtn h-in nto ~ Lace
car puolc u@ssuy ouN sufferer oy ta'
.usacn -Qsay tuu % the seitersnt .od ii
,fvsra-a o he for ios tine u'ls eA.es before
i hu entered tracts tvssi ur and soA 10 hes- W.
l IL. 10 1. ! u -.
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~ BRApYs Nauonsl Collection Of Daguueoypes
rs and ?o7 Broadway, corner Of Fullonst Strangers and
ein1ens are invited to call and examine the specimens
consisting In part. OF President Taylor and bis Cabinet
auli IL
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70 All Work. on Hydropathy, or Water
10 Telesrnpb- In Mexico

Cure FOR sale by FcwLkss W Bills OANlon HA-' -
and 81 Nassau-st New lork City
-..iv sull 6ussP
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Cbo,ern-WeckIy Report.

Twenty three Homoe ppathlc Physicians OF the
cities of New York and Brooklyn have reported to me
the following results In the treatment of Cholera As rc-
ported by them to the Board Of Health
f Cases D-afha
For the week ending Aug g.................. p .
Total previous TO Aug 9....................lss ~
BF BOWERS. D. Sec. Hon. Soc OF NY
I13 Bleeckerst. n \. Aug TO-
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(AJT ITO

HAITIDN.-AA per.oas are hereby cautioned not
y ~ oe ~lll0ul Dr. IOblAs5 venetian Linlnrnt as %
a the only remedy - relied when bret ana zrc
iil vomiting DlrxIug snd sps-ms tuevrr fas 20 rive
r-4ef 10 lolr Dept Hluay-st For SAFE " near
y The Druggists 10 iAl, cty ss0 10 every to~n anG
N. -.e L--rl s-a-.. Pucr > and y 90 alll A..-
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1 IGHT: KCONOMY: CONVENIENCE

LFNUICUIT 4 sINNFK, rs WI-Is sIH-sT 6a- ITT q
snton Of hose desiring good and cheap hghi io h-
celebrated Miniature Solar Lamps hich have given suci
universal satisfaction for the lasi yrars Iney 49,
manufacture gfeat variety Of Britannia amp Tor oufh
ug flid o and ems amps. cigzr g tefs, kc hes lNE
The attention Of the trade % their goods aud pfces A''
an assortment Of girandoes ami brass amps OF ever
description Repairing of all kinds
ENDlCOTT 4 SUMNER, 1875 Wiliam-si
alIl IT, Mandatory 4No Z r.lI-s-
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We have other knfs Of Powers aud Thr~sher-, also,
Fan Muls Gram Cradles. Horse ana Hand nay kakr-'
Scythe-. Sn-aths a. Pio~s Of all kinds, Fed and
Garden G4auo and other f-rz-rs. osether with con-
prie assortment of Agricultural implements si"ays on
hand descriptive catalogue cent tO persons " sins 10
purchase. by addressing lie advertisers lpo-tpalil
JOHN MAYHEk Co.
agll IT, lsj Fulton - Ne~-forS
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SPLENDID UNIVERSAL ATLAS.

4 II =
y .pared 10 receive orders for M
NATIONAL ATLAS
u His,oriesi Commercial and PJAtcal troRaphy py
A K-.th Johnston. K : comprising . m2l.y h1i'n-
"a folio niap- cO0red Compete 10 eislt paris fh9r
> -.rh . bound O g substantial sty r. comp e-r s-N
~ Thi- 50 contains modern Maps " every A4nsaoin
tn Eur0p- xc and Will found exceeding iaus, il
p. - = tt..-'r t,,,. sgl0 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

LAIR FROM TIE GEN. DAfcY PARrY.-The
foung extract Of letter received tns morning by 4
gentleman of this city from MS con who - member
ftbe Darcy California party Will serve ~ relieve the
anxiety Of th8ir friends for further information
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
IADY ALICE.

THREE THOUSAND COPIES u The cheap ed on oi
| thi. rrmarkabls WORK having All BEEN disposed ol m
rev days the publishers beg % niofm tnr usde 80 W
Prce 81 cents D. APPLETON 60 30 broSd"sy
now READY-SECOND THOloANO
Nrs ElHs's new work-Hearts ans Homrs-A story
Vol l. containing $50 pages 3vo Price 81 cents
Flof e.-p teeas interest soi u'k --."a- ~ t'stp''
,ic. mp - .nfs' 80 49,.
Tie Maiden Aunt-A story by VI. One handsome
vo um. l2mo 81 cents paper covers l5 enis cloth
~ w, -. IAN, cloth q c1uts uull
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MIR. CHANN1NG's PAPER,

Oliver Goldsmith. a Bloknpny. Nv Washington lrv
Leuers from ih- egany Mountains, hy Cha. Lam
!. T.DrariAn oi War Department au
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PERSONS GOING IN THE COUNTRY

SHOULD CALL and get some cheap a'd entertaining Z
I~Doos- 10 enable them 10 pass their time WINE apsTh'
,ss..ntlv A. such persons will nod ~ exec leni as
.ortrn@ut a. DEWITT DANENPOklS chea9 booS
Establishment Tribune bllIdngs' NassAA''~ A"o '0''
owing are some Of the attest
MAJ Of Capita BY Mrs. Gore pnee y cents
NsV-YOfk 10 Slices SIC .
The W0odnan. by lanes. PC.
The Marksr-n of MOnmOlt0, 1oc. . .
Edmond Dallss sequel 10 The Count oi hooe e'"O' -
Dumas SIC
TIE Great Metopo is for ~.
T1- New erks Assistant, or BOOK Ot ffacHca' fYi4s
by John jenkins Price -
A The new Novels and Magazines on NJ counter a'
.o,e =. oTbi.bet DEWITT s DAVENPORT,
sul0 ~, Tribune Buildings. Nas-1u-st
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M A r r IE D

n J. II. Marshall. Esq. Of Ind ana, has been
appointed Governor Of Oregon, 10 place Of COL Lane
removed Baltimore sun.
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hNA y -.


- A. l.s,,ert = .e,-'is~-es' 'e1f y 49, -usi .,
ofr,1t1 ~ ~, t-,N 4af ., tlses 0uf Of ~ o-fe-
NxrANTED-A vc.ng man 90 49, A. out ani indoor
W -.uan &C in q rn. .--ae itrcJ goods Is ness
persou of tie r1at snl " wa some cap'Ai "gua be-
fas-n ~ parer Address wa fea naine and reference.
Z. Tribune Otce 1--l .
NtANTED-A young man net arrived By be steam
w shp smerca FROM Liverpool irs r'ls 1 onfA1inE
.-lafor to wait ugon gentleman or famly, returning
TO England Apply 90 Il ? a. ihs oitce sl.l ~
DOY WANTED-Onea about is year. of age. who l.
must De- with hs parerfs and come We. recommended
a. ,o honesty Apply from 90 % AN ati2 Broadway.
HulI 4rs-
AY0T~G MAN OK Roy wanted In reis dry
y goods store One VIC las lal -ftr rNi- lrtr .n
tre tu-.nes. Arq.v to " OEMOREsT. 80 and -ll
Vsrckst Al American preferred al-l H.
no PAPER CARRIER-.-Wsu,~t. Ward Car
I r-rs f0r eesIF paper. Commission tN per cent
Aru.v ~ fte Office OF fte Ladies. Journal s Nas-al-f
ur .tsr-. between ani - VI ortsni Z + VI alll 80
A DRUG CLERK VANTED-Ose acquainted
y with th- rets. olsI- -es- Apply 5l broad~ IT.
A -TRyEYOR'- TRANSIT FOR sALE-Appy
n stsl taAol-sL 10 ne store st lo oc.9cA AN -
4 YOUNG NIAS With good English education.
~ will for : o. receive course % instruction winch
SAN literary employment situation a. A fur salary W."
be- procured immediately f desired ty the pupil Add es
'M II" lower Po-i-OfIce with n'ne and residence l'
CD. 00O To LOtN-At6 per cent interest on
sd .UUUbond and NOR gage. on productive fesi
estate N this city, in more sums Apply m tie
Bark No'e Exchange Once, 20 JOHN CONRtf.
aai0 1rs- va --t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

ARIN JOURH L .

PORT or EW-YORK......AUGUsT D..
MINIATURE .LnsSAc....rHls DAY
rs, svr-R'.s : s.r..7 2 Ts, Noo--Rs-s .srs % IS
pIeH whTSE....August II
Al GOV l. an ~ H- f'ss i)n
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BOARDING.

OARDING-At - Be- kmsn--t within five mirufe.'
ID ws.k OF a-l tn- City Hall, "a gent. rulen AMI
their wives can bee ea-anfy accommodated WIN front
room, ie - aud 81 f)of. s'o severa! -ns- -rntr
aAll 4"
DOARD 55I BROADW AN-One large room
ID h -rna on- nfscler. suitable fJr private fuul
or single gentlemen. hot. cold and shower baths Tran
silent n1arier- taken for fnr sumner anll D"
DOaRDING-A pleasant room for one person io ie
ID sh board freQuirrdi family Of bat four persons
n as L-onsrd-st next o. Broadway, oppose The -
Charles Reference required. all IT.
DOARD DOWN TOWS.-A gentleman and wife
Dand single gentlemen can be- accommodated Win
board aud furnished l04 Lbery-si near Broad
hNti -
DOtKp IN THE cor NTRl.-A gentleman sad
tbM. wife can hr accoWu ntafrd Wlih hoard n gem -'
OIL sn~ family. iu N-wRocfes For particulars aidrrss
box lP.8 Nes FORK Post Once Anll III
DOARD with de- rahie rooms for families. can De Oh
Dtaned AZ 90 Brach--f opposite = John --sNIare Tn
doubted references. viii bee given and required Hull To-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

~ The 6rm Of WN. T JENNINGS Co. Is proverbs
with those requiring first quality ready made garments
lsrse assortment, Of which Kept hand the
sive establishment :Sl Broadway. American Hotel The
new s,e ofiancy frocss just introduced for travelling
business purposes are commended as particularly neS
and genieel garments aus
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
yEw-yoRx BAY CEMETERY.

rI'HE COMPANY are -fll selling lOs a. the very low
i prc- of FIFTEEN .ljl DOLLARS, payabls ~ 1,,
- fls.enf balIAcs & PER aoalh sECUh. A LOT BIZ
FOKE TIE PRICE Is RAISED. Every person ma.
..e lrc--sty u o,Vl|os pur.! lot SDs.e inter
menis ~. .neudlng opening 2nd closing tte grave.
The Company resolved give 81 Societies alc
Churches y Ois gat8t01sy FOR every C0 tney pufchase
or 10 that prOporuOn fyr any number purchased. A
moleys must DC paid ocs A-r the hrs payment
= Aay p~rsOn wishing " pay tnsn s3 mu.t cali =
o-ce. The Company held their tfst drawing On M
drrt lsy Of August ~lich universal .aus.cuon 10
second fr4N az -. take place -ar.y 10 september
CrRIlFlCATE-Ne hereby csrtliy hat vs ns''
surveyed th- grounds u The N.~-YOik Bay Cemetery
Company. sud hat hey beautifully iDcsTo ~
the bay of S-~Y0rs With d-pth OF soil u tNeny s@
u gravel and sand, well scspt- i.r &
purposes. sud there u NkIIHkk oN AnF 'NR oANi
MARSH UPON THEM $780,
X q BAc0T, aud Surveyors.
S,.r~ - 'nresd -.y and IS York-st. Jersey City
I'M - - S-,.Isrv Oso WooD Treasurer.
; 4 LII M LEAVESWOkTH Esq.
80, .ss.k General Agent. 4ls Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
AUCTION SAi..S.

X kEMF. Auciinn~sr
CABINET R>tTtkt, PIANO FORTS, A.
\ on RDAi a. lO O'Clock ~ II Wal a ~ sls
l,y,. without resrfve X 4 kFMF vii sell 81 suciipa,
a. above alarge assortment Of valuable fos-~",", ms
hosany snd hAck ~anut esbinet forunfe, ~ ih" n"'
We aud orkuan.hip VIZ sofas .nd chslfs.
h.ndsnmey carved. fo-e~o ood =Dd walnut huiisfss's
.-c@iar~s .nd wardfob~s handsomely csfved sri pfns
asutrd marble center sd pirf shl"s -
fsn.n a. other dniug Hhes card, ~ufA and f~nfY d.
-.rv.d Onthc ard French h~dsfesds hlsfs ~siuut 60"
-. h.a.t~ad mahna any hsf chsiis .nd SOFAS
ol sus chaifs ch.ir- Once drss- haif wsrs-
.-. refr e-rsofs shower baths and an sss"fi"sn' :"
.econd hand furiuf-
Piano Fo,l-. At l1ococS, frosewoodei o'tsve p.no
slr~- of fn- AMI huish Anil "
&ICriVN >OTttf.-TRADE sALF on flk
n NITURE-V EDNkSDAi sept s. st 90 % Iocs. Al
me room, lbl Nlllsm.s The regular fnf- st~ Z"
mahogany and rosewood fIfnimre Fanicuisf. IN um-
Cabinet Maker. and Others Who vish Go contribute IA
h. sale are requested mske spphcauon ~ ne Auction
Room .uti IT, NlLLAhD NUM-
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pETURN TO THE CITY,. MANSON. DE-

DETURN TO THE CITY, MANSON, Den
II u.t ID. - Eghih-avenur, Ahngton-sqlarr' hAs r.
turned civ sad W.. be happy % see us lfrn1s
patients. and that portion OF The pubic desiring ~ pro
fees oua4 services 49,. A.
CAIIPORNIt.-s', go per day. IN pure goli' can %
\ taken from ihe bottom of the CsliJfnlA Hfers p,
Flshs Patent Cod b0rer-ls wonder - ne asr SD.'
-. n ~ ts. California Depot II PARK Row. N-gI0rk
snT D. ARNOLD BUFFUM
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Foreign Ports.
Whaler
Spolleu. &c.

SPOKEN. Jub IS IA. ss Ion sys Of aad m Ne" Bedford 90
lfuss
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,,r III y tx,,,sir,os ,snrp1H or r.iST,>s- S1 A.
,,.n,I u,- AmtnI,AN u,-ti "

lDtd Performances In ne Afternoon = H - 'f"n
ip. al The Live Crocuie 10 f-ef lunf ~uch 80
erd here e few days since % to 10 seen 81 - boar.
40 rfe Lump ~ Goid w@iFhinE over p"nds sni
,b~ Arc-s Will be- enscis.i each en"ftsinin-ut 90
engaged NJ Luk- West W. Jerry M@frned. Mss h.s'
isn NJ. ssnhop~. Miss West, Mr. Chapman snj NJ
i-ra~ the klhno Lady. Living OfsnE ontans, -is~
LIvin. Ararotda. an ~uormou. Rsiuesnsts, Wal r'fip
I'm. -iama, Admission ~ The - hole. - cents chiff~u
a...l . y. ~ lallr "a tln
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

nIc IRO>.-ls0 nun. Boonton NO. Foundry.
IS, ia. Boonion No. Forge
100 ,ans Brort0n No Forge. For sale BY
.,Iftw- DUDLEYB frLLERk co. lSs 6reenwich-st
DOVER PRESS WORk-Dons .oy GEokSL
i HALL, IL Tnogne bailcinsa ossenleop ASss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

CoNss CoNns Shell. Premium. Open TOY, &c also
some new patterns very beautiful and the variety and
.ye cannot be eQusled In the city Ladies are Invited TO
examine All Combs warranted 10 please OF exchanged
Z NJ 0viNsv. SSs Broadway. second door shove
Dasne-st) sign OF the Golden Comb. sU9 -iIhAs+
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
B BUrLPR. AaciOne~r
DIBIIC ADMINI-TKATDH'- sAtE,

Chry.ilss - the effects Of sssnd~f kpe- decsss. ron
.i.fns Of cabinet snd b-dst~sd nas~rs tools stock ot
ssds v-Bsen. and lumber Aso, lot 0f hOus-hod
dirnlure Also. q threeslory bncs wo's shop ~ f.ai
n p,.ni.e. JAMES THNYFR,
.u7 pn. Pubne Afnlinisfr-or
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

W The most extensive selected assortment OF lsdies
senuemens misses boys and chldreus boots shoes gal
ter shippers etc etc 10 be found Al WArNtN>s old
esabnshed sand. ia Faltont Purchasers IN want 81
good arnees. at reasonable puces, are invited 10 call
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
CITY ITEMS.

ray yWy.rHER-Yest-risy the weather Wa
,.e and oppressive, with several showers It fain'o
a between and 10 clock las, evening and every
..,y Indicated wet night. The average temperature
.,,oz the month Of July C6 degrees the same ~'
,,e Ia; thirty years the warmesi ios tne mon'n "e
% The l2lh, at 70 degrees
II The mail from Caiioroia, brought 20 Pa'a-
Inv the steamer Panama and Oregon. and landed At
ysx.Orleans Oh the 4ib inst. by the Falcon may be
,,oseted by the Southern mail OF TINS morning
r T. NJ. Calitz ard W Sharp o. the United
s,a,es Navy. Capt Brewefiou. ten Garland ana ~
soutbgate. Capt B = Alexander and CsPt James 7'-
.r Of the United States Amy. Capt "eue''.' anu
c,,, videl Of the British Navy, Capt Gown HSjo'
genre. Lieut. Noble and Capt Cooper Of he nl~'n
Army are ., the Irving House.
A,ooootb he passrngers by the snip Gledis-
eoo, 1oneop which arrived at his port yesterday,
,,s Rev 4 Wrsy and family Miss''"a'y rom No''N
,,A,, Can't. Charles A. Van.!ltsrd oi the Roya Navy
.nd family and Baron Dc D"ppi Oh Amsterdam
sostaiaS AssociArIo> Yesterday the Bohe-
IAN A.sociaon Of this CITY went 20 Esst Ne" York
oou,y one Of ineir members in new ouro. ground
,f,b.ir own and when they reached the spot "e are
,frmed that they sssalled With stones, bf.c<'
,,,.. &c by "a body Of Germans ~ro reside 10 ine
,sybborbood notwithstanding the Bohemian had t"o
.o,.,ables Of Brooklyn with them Being thus driven
sssv from their burying ground toe B'hem 'ns were
,,moelled 70 take the body 70 Cyprc His Cemetery
rbsre il was buried Mr. Stein, President Of the A''o'
eston. we regret 70 state was seriously wounded On
The head BY the blow Of stone.
The BFoADwAY THEATER- -Ihis iaVo'lt' ia''
a d,,nu,ement which has been closed for short ume
and tboro.gly reftted clssnsed will be reopenea
IN Monday evening with the Italian Opera and the Bal
,s Verdi. rand opera Of "Ernsni will be represented
q, that occasion. with Tedesco rs Llv'a CoreNi ~
r,,soi Vita a. Don Carlos and Noveli as Don koy
Madame and Monsieur Moutplasif will perform the
.,s,a BALLET Of LAlbin" with Madame Montpsisr as
iEaidec
TS-Prof PLusBEs DAGUERREOTYPks have ac-
osred for him great celebrity. The collection i' very
large and interesting
ry We are Informed that Albert d. Oatnian,
the young man who charged with stealing old bot
lies from Perkins & Brothers, has been fully acquitted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

rg Among the passengers by the snip Ol'dis'
-, rom London which arrived At his port yesterday
AZ Rev T. Wray and family Missionary rom No''n
India Capt Charles A Vans.li'fd' 81 me N'ya' Navy
.nd family, and Baron dc Dappi o. Amsterdam.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11
TO FARMERS.

IMPROVED RAILWAY HOk>E-POWFRs over
l and under -hO Tr-shiug Machines win N~paratofs
These machines excel al others now IN They are
made Of tie materials very easily operated -ni not
tAhl- TO get out Of They portable and can ne
carried from place place snsll wagon, az tney
AXE up but abOut the Of one horse They are made
f,r one or TWO The weight Of one horse vii drive
hem These machines warranted 20 give entire sas
f,ction Persons wishing 10 purchase will please give u
e. and examine our machines before purchasing else
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

.-- u OTTIck % 80 foss -fs- DC i.S.ss
('ostsys aAsk An-aa. Daress Co~s,, SO ~.
OSoe : sotes Il TIE sPpoAtnsst O. ienosssss - !.
ms "a ~. Cav a As.sy Ag-as ot th- fsseny,s- . -
Ih,,,,- rs se..s sxr.sass h- ., sett-t AZ
u ,~sa sosss Ps..ss ~ ns. rsT c~sxs.>s
szll .
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-11

Flouf hbls Wh-at bo. Corn. 90. Bansy. hu
ls4s...........5O63o 1854 1875 $500
l849..........-.4s .4s.'S7 1000 l4<'oVl 9VV"
pec.......-lS93 c.lS672 Inc loOl6 Inc 200
The aggregate quantity Of the articles len al ude-
wafer from the commencement Of navigation 10 the IN
of August. inclusive. 10 as follows;
Faur. hels Wheat bu. Cora. hu. Barley. nu
1919 loO2qlR s12S25 lOO2(ol l2u97l
lss9......... ll62229 72.45l S39oOi5 ss,ool
Inc .l5eSu Dec IS ssi Inc 2,Ss3,s5i Dec q ,oeo
By reducing the Whest TO Flour, the quantity OF the
latter len ude tins year, compared with the cor.
respondng period Of last year, shows an Increase OF
s0 SIS bhs Of Flour The following table shows the guam
Inv of some Of the principal articles OF produce eit al
Underwater from the commencement OF Navigation 10 The
I'M August inclusive, during the years ls47 IS and AZ
the Cana IN years having been opened on the lei
DAY OF Nav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
Our Naval Officers Abroad

EDITOR NEW DIRK flERALD:-
SIR--In u late Tribune find an article headed
50 Conduct of an American Naval Officer" which
article puTports to give an account OF the visit
which the United States ship Albany paid to the
outer anchorage Of Aux Cages abou! the middle
of March last, and contains severe structures upon
the captain of that vessel for disregarding the ur
gent appeals of Dr. Loring, the United States COM
mercal agent at that pert, who, It Is stated put
himself to great trouble TO prove the necessity OF
the Albanys Immediately anchoring close to the
city for the better protection of American citizens
residing IN Aux Cages.
Now, the plain facts are as foowe-The U. S.
ship Albany sailed from Hampton Roads IN No
vember, with orders from the Secretary of the
Navy and not from DR.. Lorng, and having crulsed
five months in the Gulf of Honduras, and among
The West India Islands, 1t became necessary that
che should proceed to Pensaco Ia for fresh supply
of provisions, &c, and in running down the south
side of Porto Rico, st. Domingo, and Cuba, the
Albany touched AT such ports az, in the Judgment
of her commander, the presence OF man-of,war
might be of service. Accordingly, she spent three
days at anchor off the city of st. Domingo, then
proceeded to Aux Cages, and remained there two
days On the first day boat was sent on shore
to communicate with our Consul, but he had gone
into the interior, and could not be found. On the
next day another boat sent to the city in
charge of the I'd Lieutenant of the Albany, who
was instructed to ascertain II there was any neces
sity for carrying the ship up to town This officer
had interview with Dr. Lorlng, who told him
that the presence OF a man-oi-war was much need
ed, and that the Albany ought to anchor close to
tor replied, For the protection of American cti-
zens.'. The Lieutenant inquired what number OF
American citizens were living in Aux Cages.
After much hesitation, the Doctor said there were
two! "And who are ,theyr' myself and a
young man who is clerk care you in dread of
personal violcnce9" "Oh, no; | am an old resi-
dent of this country, and my profession, of itself,
would be ample protection to me-" "Then give
me reason why the Albany should be put to the
expense of coming up to town." "Oh, 1t would
require long tune to explain to you the nccess-
siiy, but her presence is much needed" The
Lieutenant then remarked" Well, cannot
the necessity, but if you expect to have the Albany
here, you must write and convince her commander
of the importance of her being brought up; other.
wise, he will not come Well. Or. Lorng did
pen letter to the commander of the Albany, but
failed TO assign single reason why the ship
should be taken up to the city: True, he said
something about 90 crisis in the country" but
the "crisis'' amounted TO this that the negroes
were fighting each other in the interior (nothing
more than what they have been at for the last
quarter OF century,, and 1t was OF Immense I'M
This is the whole story. One WHO Knows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-03
Died.

On Tuesday, May /, ALvAs STEWART, Esq, formerly
Of Utics in the 59th year of his age.
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No Is East Fifteenth street, on Thursday,
the Sd inst, at 2. Nj.
On wednesday, the I'd inst in the Goth year of her
age. Mrs CAruARisE REGARD widow of the late John
Ricard.
friends and acquaintances and those of her
George and John A. Rcard. and brotherin-law, John
Blyer also, those OF her sons-inlaw David Van Name
Peter Coyer and John Folk respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Friday, 4th inst at o'clock in
the afternoon, from her late residence, No 81 Gouver
ncur street Her remains will be conveyed to Green
wood Cemetery for intcrmcnt.
On Wednesday morning at o'clock JoHS, youngest
child Of John and Jane Madden, aged two years and
month
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Thursday afternoon Sd inst at
oclock precisely, from the residence of his parents
1O3 Crosby street, Prince street His remains will
be removed to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
On the oath ut Rev. BENJAMIN WooD, Pastor Of the
Congregational Society in Upton, aged 70 years,
months and days. MIR. Wood was of the last Of
venerable and vencrated class of minister's who twenty
five years ago composed the Harmony Association. He
settled in Upton nearly fifty three years since and
retained through most eventful period in the history
of New England the respect, love- and confidence of
his people. The feelings the part Of pastor and
people were reciprocal-Uorcester Spy.