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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
Terms of the ENQUIRER.

~ The Enqnireris published DAILY lfor the ciiyl
a,I MlWEEKt.Y (for the country.) For the Daily
seven dollars per annum aud al The rate
dli,s taken for shorter period than one year -"
lie Scmi-weekiy, tive dollars per annum, and three
dollar fcr six mouths, able in advancejto 6epatd
,,s oes emitted by mail poet paid orSiI Dollars
usr annum III the end ofthe year.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING
IN THE DAILY ESQUIRER-For one square OF
,i,een lines or less first insertion, fifty cents ana
es.ry succeed insertion twenty-five cents-n '''
sruokonce n week, twice week, or three tunes
week. thirty seven and half cents.
IN TUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
has or less fret insertion, 75cents; for
ance, 80 cents.
advertisers are charged fifty dollafs for thir
~ Unea and in that proportion for advertisements
=, yr.a,.r l.nrtA--e1cept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
soners who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper
Included =. .,.mn.ni, ,,,
,h nav or satisfactory references, TO insure
execution. :,
"a good ana available Bank no,cs, n the risk of the
Editor; tae postage 81 anls!ters bsisq paid by the
,rsThr postage Of singl. letter Is scarcely Of any
account 10 the writer: II il the accumulation of post
age, in an extensive business, which operates as
serious upon the Editors.)
l-C All Obituaries and Marriages from the country
ghensver the party handwrtingis unknown al thin
Qce must be authenticated by the endorsation OF The
Postmaster in the neiahhorhood or they will III
b. published. Every measure, that has been taken to
prevent impositions nduuzzes has prove heretofore
unavaing We must therefore, insist, such case
upcn the certified by the name OF
g., Postmaster .1ritttn on this back Of theleuer.
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THE FLAME KINDLING.

Since the appointment, by General Taylor, OF
that noted Abuliionist, Jacob Collamer, as Posi-
Master General, (says the Norfolk Areus,) abo-
li,ion and incendiary pamphlets are circulated,
broad cast through The South. Jno NJ. Barrett, an
abolition ncendiary from Ohio, has recently been
arrested in South Carolina, charged with this Of
fence. The Charleston Mercury says llat lbe
pc, pie Q. sparisnburs, in that State, having
good reason 10 suspec, that certain lcller in the
post Office oil lha, town contained impor;an, mat
Ter 10 prove ndrica's guilt on proper afIilavit
being made, Magistrate issued variant
against w. H. Leg, The Postmaster, 10 COM
pei him to give The usual security 10 appear be-
fore The mex, Court of Sessions, with the said
Letter, as Uiness against BaIrstIi Legg refused
10 be harnd as 8 wilnass against Barrett where.
that, according To lhr laws ol The United
States, he caunot deliver this letter 10 any
one nc duly authorised 10 receive IL; and,
secondly, tina, by these laws he is bound To
send this letter to Washington, il not takea ouI
oil The Office by one duly authorised 10 receive il,
before The next Court OF Sessions will meet in
SraranbUrg. Upon second thoughts, however,
alter some hesilancy he'has entered into The re.
CURED Bonds, and has been liberated. The i.sue
Iaised is this: Have the criminal authorities OF
the Stale the right TO compel The attendance Of
The agents OF The Posi- Office Department 10 This
State, 10 bear testimony as 10 any crimes peTPe'
uated through the Post Office against The Stale,
and to bring and lay before The Courts any lee ,
in their possession proving such crimesi line
laws Of Congress make no provision Tor Inc Case
which has arisen, because il never entered into
the minds of former administrations .hai The acN
lion OF the General Government could become
reri!ous 10 the safety VI Stale; but instead oil
being protector and supporter of order aud law
it should, in any OF its branches, be used as an
instrument Of incendiaries, 10 carry oul their
schemes OF instruction and bloodshed. The
Mercury proceets 10 enquire;
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broad Rock Fall Races

WILL commence on the Isl Tuesday In October, and
w continue four days
FIRST DAY--TUzspAY-A swespslake for year
Old cG;s and ileys-Sl00 entrance SIS forlei-2 mile
hats, TO Eame and close Is, day OF September-now
subscribers:
or Hare enters ch C, BY Boston, dam Canary.
James Tally enters b 1, by Orator, dam Sarah Wash
ington.
rB Williamson enters. and TO name lst day of Au-
gust.
Ca N Green enters, and TO name Is, DAY of August
SECOND DAY-WRpSrspAY-Two RACES
First Race--Jockey Club Purse, mile heats.
Second Raee, same dly-A sweepsiake for year old
colts and tleyS that never won race-mile heals
$50 entrance IS fOrfei,-3 more 10 make race-the
Proprietor add 50 doars-to name aud close Isl day
81 September.
THIRD DAY-TauRsoAY-Two RlcEs
First Race-Jockey Club purse 3 mile heats.
Second Race, same day-A sweepstake for , year
Id colts and tlleys-single mile-50 entrance, hall
!o:feit-three or more TO make race--to name and
,ose LIST day Of SepembertEe Proprietor to add 50 dol
lars.
FOURTH OAY-FIipAI-A sweepstake for year
ods unrisd-2 mile heats-50 dollars entrance, nall
ioleit-:o name and close Is, day Of September.
by order Of the PRECEDENT.
June 29-cw3m w HANCOCK, Secretary.
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GEN. SCOTT The Detroit Free Press 10
Of opinion that Gen Scott, by bis letter on tho
annexation Of the Canajaa, las given his party
a severe sho, sin the rear He is toe I..og'e.
siyo for whigsery, Tar "too much territory" has
beer their hobby for some years-indsed, it was
their hobby when Jefferson treated 'or LOUISE
ana. Is il possible that Gen. Scott has forgotten
tina, his party have always regretted that We
progressed beyond the "old thirteen" States
1t must TO SO. or else The General ia more De
mocralic than bis Wing f.icnjc
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VERY VALUABLE PAMUNKEY LAND
C0R Ch!E

TUE subscriber will receive private proposals, to the
i first september, for the sale OF WYOMING, in
King Williau-ihe property Of Mrs. n. Nelson and
children This tract s well known, that II is
cessary to describe il. Its improvements fertility and
facilities are exceeded by no tract, perhaps, in the
county II contains between eleven and twelve hun
dred acres-ihe cleared land divided into ftls, with
ar abundance cf Llarl-the tie-Serec par heavy with
e bes, hear pine superior dny in the county. Per-
cons deso;,s OF ohaiiing information had better visit
i. Those who purchase must expect 70 pay vs. in 20
lae. AUSTIN BEOCkESBkOCGil.
Tappahannock July l3, l8i9-cw9w
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AMELIA SPRINGS.

NaIS delightful watering place, which has been re.
Gently very extensively improved, Is now open for
the reception Of visitors, ard the proprietor f1lefs
himself that lie IL filly prepared to accommodate them
in the very bs,. stir Il hardly necessary To aude
to the quality the water, lis medicinal efficacy has
been fully proved, and is considered inferior 10 mi
neral wafer IN Virginia Situated as tbs Amelia SPRING.
treat, not only from The rava.es Of Cholera but from
all other epidsmcs. The proprietor pledges himself
that his efforts shall be uGrne 10 give entire salisfac'
tGn 10 his company.
rERMS:-S2j per month"; 81 per week; 81 30 per
d,v Children and servants half price; orse per week
So so; Horse per day IS Cents. ..
June a9-cwGw THOMAS c. WILSON.
This Wing and Petersburg lntcllgencer requested 10
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100 Dollars Reward!

II IN Away from The subscriber, about The 10Th OF
IL June, TWO Negro Men. One, HENRY about % or
30 years OF age. He Is feet IL inches high, Of pump
eyes, short hair, small fresh scar on his left thumb,
about the second Joint The other. MOSES, about u
years OF age, pumpkin COLOR large bud large hands,
and large, spraddled feet, rather sqnht.eyed, with
hcrr hair lie was raised in King & Queen county, In
the Bcuiware family, aud sold in 1889
will give $50 for the delivery Of each OF them, II
taken fifty miles from my house, $50 each if lodged
ia safe Jail in Virginia. 80 that Get possession of
them 500 each IL taken out of the State, and deli
vered to at my house. or $50 each II lodged In Jail
ID ABRAHAM.
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TO COMTRACTpaSi
ktIUa Ridge Railroad

DRoPOsALS will bs received by The undersigned. at
l his Office in Brooksvilie, Albemare county, Wiz.
ginia until The ls of October next, for The constr uction
Of the tunnel hroug oh the Blue Ridges together with the
deep cut ami embankment connected Herewith at each
end
The tunnel will be eco feet long, l6 feet wide, hnd
81 feet high, with dich each size: / WI slope
'as.edy, ~ tie ,aic oi VI feet the mile, and pass
s0U feet below the top of the mountain.
Proposals III be received either for tho whole or for
half being distinctly stated in this whether
the Eastern or Western half Is bid for.
Proposers requested TO examine the localities be-
fore bidding. and VIII obtain from the undersigned all
necessary information.
The payments will be CASH with n suitable reserva
lion till the completion of the contract The best les
limonials and energetic prosecution of the work,
in b expected.
sprinted forms OF praposai Un IS furnished on APP
plfcatiou to the undersigned. -
By order ofthe President and Directors
G.. CRCZET,
Engineer Blue Ridge Railroad.
Rockville, July &c. le49
The following papers are requested TO publish ms
notice twice week until the lat October next and
send their accounts for payment 10 j. Brown IT., Sc
fond Auditor, Richmond;
10 National IuleIl.esncer, Unan, Baltimore sun.
Gew York Journal Of Commerce, Charleston Mercury
Georgia Journal and Railroad Journal, New York,
weekly until the isl Of October. July 25-ctds
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN who was educated IN my = hool,
"A and who Ia qualified to teach Latln Gr"ek, rench
sites employment either az private tutor. as tho
head of an independent School. lie has had several
years experiences In teaching and can bring s'ts:ae.
toty Testimonials from those In whose famil;e he mas
Taught He would expect salary Of at least $3.50.
Address PIKE POWERS, staunson, Va, post lpad.
July l7-etf
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GEN. TAYLoR'S AXE IN PENNsYLVA-
NIA.-An intelligent correspondent wries:- =
uTbelc is not single Democratic Post mas'ei
leh in ofice from The summit ,t The Alltghany
mouu,sius 70 HarIisburg-all have beer decspi
laied,n
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Dra,h

The man that bird was in'emperate, and had
the diarrte, u hour, before he reported him.
sell sick. He was Then 10 the collapsed stage oi
The disease.
can fini no record os,,.e diseases and deaths
during The Cholera period OF 1872, bui can STATE
apon reliable authority that eight oil Inc solaleFs
died OF Cholera, aud that The number ol Tue
Public Gaard WIS about hall lh- nu'hbef !! Is
now ] N. BRDUCkS, >. I. ~.
Guonsi Is, 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

Our subscribers al Scot,syille and New Can.
Ton complain that they do not receive their En-
quirers regularly. Can The Mail Agents on the
route between Richmond and those points explain
"lhe why and The whereiore2" We have no doubt
that our papers are mailed regularly, and leave
here by the packet boats on Tuesday and Friday
mornings-and, consequently, we are inclined 10
believe that there mus, be some gro.s neglecl TO
produce failures at offices in such direct commu.
nicalion with Richmond. II we can discover the
source OF these delinquencies, our subscribers
may rest assured that we shall take prompt steps
10 have The evil remediei.
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CHOLERA STATISTICS.
The DISEASES and de ntis ,oiih hap. occurred in
the Iirgi.i, Peaheatiny from n. Isl Ju.e
to hc 1t IF .1sgua-l2 morths.I
CASES.
Cholera in the confirmed Stage, 6 cases
Cholera in The first Stage, in The lorm Of
serous and rice-waler diarrt9i, sc cases
DiarItpl, passages not seen, represent
ed By The patients TO be thin and wa.
terry, l62 cases
hillary arrangement, IL cases
Constipation, As cases
Pain OF breast ~ cases
Rheumatism, cases
Ophthalmia, A cases
Pain OF bow Is aud stomach, 10 cases
General debility, : cases
ScIotu!a, 1 cases
Abortion, case.
Dyspepsia, j cases
Brain Fever, cases
Sick slci.iacl aud Vomiting II cases
lncised wound Of scalp | case
lalermillen Fever, > cases
Consumption, case
Disease III 'FrsiiclrS, | case
LIBERATED wound II hand, | case
Disease ui Nv, Case
Spasm al rxuemies, case
Pain OF l.uius, : cases
Teler, case
Congestion OF the lungs, stomach AMI
liver, occurring during couy4escence
flom collapsed Cholera, case
Total 3a5 cases
A number al The patients had repeater attacks
OF the SAME disease.
DEATHS.
1 whites, 4 blacks and mulalto Total, 3 cases
FATAL DISEASES.
Low Nervous Fever. case
Convu siuns case
DiarrLel, sup On chronic disease Of
The liver, stomach and bowels, case
Chronic DiarrLEa, case
Brain Fever case
Cholera, collapsed Immediately alter
being taken, cage
Congestion OF The lungs. stomach and
liver, occur'iGs during convalescence
/ from c, apsed CholeIa, case
Hereditary ScIolu!a, 1 case
Total 9 cases
TIE deaths occurred in subjects who were in
temperate before they came 10 The prison, and
were in p'cvious bad health.
Ga reference 10 The liable appended 10 the Scr
scon's and Supcrin,endens Report tor 1852, 10
the General Assembly of Virginia, We find in
TWO months, daring the prevalence OF The Chole
| IA, commencing Oh The 9Th September, 81
deaths are reported.
FATAL sEAsES.
| Cholsla, % cases
| Chronic Diarr! ul OF long standing, 4 cases
Apopexy, case
| Dropsy, l case
+, Sc,oiu!a, case
Suicide, by cutting his throat in fiji OF
insanity, case
Toal, Il cases
OF those that died % were in i'll health pre-
viously.
On the 9Th Of September. 1882. there were in
the institution l60 prisoners.
On he Isl Jane last 2l2.
]. N. BROOCKS, Surgeon.
C.S. MORGAN, Superintendent.
The disears and ds7hs in The Public Guard,
from tbs Is, Of June to III ln Of August
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"How comes il that The very fist fruit OF The
existing Admnintralion, which the South lied
TO power, has been the vigorous exercise OF The
only branch OF The Governmrn which directly
reaches us--,he Post Office DepartmenI--o as
sail and overthrow our slave inslilutionsl May
mol the fact that we have Abolitonists in The Of
fees OF Vice President OF the United States, Sc
creary OF The Inferior, and Postmaster General,
by Southern cooperation, lead 10 the conclusion
tina, The South is now ripe tor all sorts OF Adolf
lion experimental In the face Of these results,
can any true Sonlhprner, who, from mistaken
views, air:ed in producing them, do otherwise
than abandon the Administration, and, turning
his back on Tayorism and Abolitoni>m, stand
by The Sou.h 10 maintaining her rights and ho-
mort"
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]. N. BROOKS, Surgeon.
C. $. MORGAN, Superintendent.

The di.sars and ds7As in The Public Guard
from tbs Isl If June to ii, 81 Of August
70 monfks
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For Me Enquirer.
1t is hoped tho Cholera has disappeared as
an epidemic; and it is suggested that you collect
The best information on the subject, and favour
the public with q comparison between lis raya
ges this year and in 1882 The e8aggeraIions
which have gore to tie country, would be great.
ly corrected, and the apprehcnsions of the pub.
lie quoted, by such course IL You would
make o call on the managers of the Burying
grounds for the ntermonts, and on the various
institutions 10 the city where accurate infor,na.
ton coull be had, The object desired might be
effected with very little trouble.
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institutions 10 the city where accurate inforna.
ton coull be had, The object desired might be
effected with very little trouble.
A CITIZEN.
We cordially second the call Of our CORES.
pondent on The keeper Of the Cemeteries for tho
information asked for We believe that there
has been great exaggera,ion on this subject and
we have no doubt that the Cemetery reports
will show that this epidemic has not been as
extensive as has been represented; and that il
has been moro lenienl than when it visited us in
1899.
Since writing The above, We have been kind
ly favored with the following:
CHOLERA STATISTICS.
The diseases and dentis 'oii.h har. occurred in
the Ersi.il Peniieahny from u. Isl Ju,e
to thc 1t IF .i@gIt-i2 morhs.I
CASES.
Cholera in the confirmed Stage, 6 cases
Cholera in The first Stage, in The form Of
serous and rice-waler diarrtPi, Sc cases
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nate adjournt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

LoUlsIAsA.-Gcn. ALEx. DEcLOUET, a popular
C,eie gentleman received tie nomination for Governor
b., the Wing Convention held At Baton Rouge the
ti,binr Gen. D. received l3l votes 20 ~ for G..
ADAM. Jr. Hon DUNoAN +. KENNrR was nominated
g., Iieu,enant Governor, and Hon LOUIS BosDEroN
for Auditor
cH.S1Es " CONRAD was nominated for Congress in
81. Id Crhbodcauxs s. District and in the lid liar
,,soson's) Col RICHARD STEWART. Both were nomin'
sted by reclamation.
There was no selection for candidate for Congress
,,, the Ist or WITH Districts. The Delegates from
the Let. however, fixed upon Saturday the 10Th
inst for meeting in New Orleans, to make the nom
instOn
The Mo ORLEANS Bee thus refers to the Whg nom
lnee for Governor
The candidate for Governor, Gen Deciouci, is well
s,d widely known In northern and western louisiana
and somewhat less in the southern part Of the state
Ueis resident of the parish Of 81 Martin, and has
frequeny represented 1t IN the state senate lie IS
Creole and If now in the very meridian Of manhood
Gen DeciOuet possesses character distinguished by
cbrslry generosity and lofty principle. lie mas re
ceived fnc education ia perfectly familiar with Doih
French and English sa ripe scholar, and terse clio
oueut and emphatic speaker He possesses boundiess
popularity where he is best known Oi ms election "c
will not allow ourselves 10 entertain doubt. We be
love that In his district he will boat Taylor vote
and that viii be- no easy matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

THURSDAY, May "A, ls4a.
TaE WEArHER.-For two days We have had
visitation of the solsce The temperature was as
warm and swcltcrns 1t had previously been chilly
and ungenal The hot winds blew the street dust all
about the City in spite Of the efforts OF the street
cleaners to get it out OF the way. Vegetation goes On
RAPIDLY and there is warm haze over the earth which
looks like Midsummer
ACCIDENT AT THE LAUSCH.-At the cspsizine
Of the bark Porhotan yesterday, of the riggers
named Williams was thrown into the water boat
pulled TO him and he asked to get IN, but said no.
PICK up the boy (pontng HIM that was of at some
distance ms he was good swimmer and would swim
10 the wharf The boat had barely LEFT him when he
sunk Messrs Chamberlain q Phelps, Cthe owners
are making liberal arrangements for the family oil inc
deceased.
FATAL AccIpENr.-About O'Clock last even
ns boy named Brsley about 10 years OF age, whose
parents reside at IS Washingtonst. was drowned
while bathing in the rver at the foot OF Horauost lis
body was soon afterward recovered aud taken to the
residence OF his father
FIREs.-A fire broke out in a frame building IN
Eleventh 81 near the Seventh occssoued by stove
pine which led through the root Put out with tritrs
damage. Another ire broke out yesterday in the sta
bic of Henry Cadmus, ~ Groyest. which was eXiin
gushed by officer Carpenter with slight damage
FouSpLixe.-The body OF a female chld was
found about o'clock this morning by officer cunning
ham al the mouth of the culyert corner OF Jacob ana
Perry as The Coroner will hold an inquest
PottcE CotKr-Willam Henry was last evening taken
into custody for threatening 10 lake the NE OF his
lie WAS locked up y O'Clock las evening ONCE
Mpehs Of the 81 xth Ward arrested man named Salvador
Cohen for threatening the life OF Louis sch S2 Leonard
- Held 10 answer "A fellow named Nillam Mcbo.-
EN- wa taken into custody for ssssultng ohcers cove
lockedup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

sASfrARy CoMMfrTEs, Mayors Oflce. May u.
d. Geer Re,dsnt Physician. reports that oli one case
GchOera has occurred since his last report whlch mas
goved fatal
JAMES KELLY, Chairman,
RoRr 7 HAws, ALEX II SCHULTZ. Sanitary
CHAs WEB, EDWIN u MORGAN, Coulfnittee.
R0sr A SANDS, JACOB OAKLEY,
JoHv BFcK NJ D JosEFH VI SWIM. VI d.
sAM'L " MOoRE. VI. ID Medlca. COunsel
sKrH CIR. Kesldent Physclau-
RICH l. MoRsIs, Health Commissioner
fTh.is probably the oi Ann Mullen whose death
,s referred % yesterday We understand there have
,.en no additional patients received AZ the temporary
,.oi,a and no deaths, except hers, since Wednesday
,,orriaql
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
,irs h.. gone TIE Old xedO peni.n Empire

Empire has gone the old Medo Persisn Empire
hss gone. the Grecian Empire hss gone; and
the Roman Empire has gone; and Jerusalem.
as she once stood in her pride and glory, has
gone also. ls there not Gcd in Heaven
Doth He not control the affairs Of men, shall
that nation prosper ths, forge,s God. that or
sakes His Sabbath. that disrsguas HIS Word
Oh let Us remember, n We stand amid these
speaking symbols Of BY gone ages who II u
that speaks 10 US, and what the voice he u,ters
And as that voice comes 70 us, as citizens OF a
new and growing nation. Il comes 10 Us as lodiyii
us hesrers slso Cor Christ said to the Jews In his
day. The men Of Nmeveh shall rise up Ia tho
Judgment and condemn this generation. ior they
reoen,ed q, the preaching OF Jonah. Behold. Q
greater than Jonah Is here" Yes, my dear hear
ers. q greater than Jonah g here. speaking 70 yoa
in this living word and from these monuments Of
the dim Past warning you lest you forsase God
and perish slso
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
oy TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
at,r from the Wreck Of the Empire-Two
more Bodies Found.
NrwBuhcH, Thursday' May ALL.

NrwBURcH Thursday, May 2i-ll. PM
Tro more bodies have been taken from the
wreck Of the Empire this morning. One II them has
teen identified "a that OF Barney Mcdonald end the
o,leris one Of the crew Of the steamer whose name
b.. not yet been sscortained The whole number
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

FROM VEsEzUELA-The brig Abram, Capt
CoLMAN. arrived this morning from Curacao whence
she called on the 18th inst Capt G. informs us that an
Earthquake occurred at Maracabo on the 18th at
which had done considerable damage 10 iae city.
Monsngas was s, President OF the Republic OF Ven
e1uea, and all was quiet PUCK % 1t is supposed
,.ould bc President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25

rY Frederick Wareham, one OF the hands on
board the steamer White Cloud, in which the great
IRE in ST. Louis originated, has been arrested on
charge OF having purposcly set FIRE to that boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-25
CITY ITEMS.

II A part of the mails OF the Inflated Empire
nave reached their destination in Troy