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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
OLL-oNA MILLS
south Fork Of Rio Americano, Apnl i, lsis.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

south Fork OF Rio Americana AprlI - 4Si-
usssrs. Grsclsy S McEriA
THIS plsce, called by the Indians Curluma, and
by Capt Suffer Cuuoms Nils, Is the spot where the
gold was 6rst discovered by Nj Marshal, who's now
part owner OF the saw NIL. which is sil IN operation
md kept nish, and day get on; lumber az go ne
thousand feet from ane trees which grow ~ sres, -5la
dance on the banks OF the stream. The wood Is not 80
easy 70 work a. our De- being someehst harder bat
not SO full Of pitch as the Southern pine Il-s village
consisting OF about nineteen small frame and log nous
and about a. many tents a. the present time IS situated
on plain nearly a mile square, surrounded by very
hish and steep hills Il l. - or - miles from suffer
Fort from which We came on foo, and pad ior trans
poriAuon OF OF baggage 80 per eWt OF ca teams
The 1rst par; OF TIE road for about twenty Eve niles
s extremely .evel and hard resembling the MsesiAn
zed road but the later part OF he road up and down
h.h ara steep hi. and places very rough The
srst day We travelled iweaty-one miles There wsre
several Of our party and three teams merrier snd
happier set OF fellows do not believe was ever seen
o. the same road Our path vas literally sireTn with
bowers Of a. forms and hues lar the eye could
see they Stretched away. hlns the ar with delicious
fragrance and charming the eve with their beauty aid
-lor Il Wa No wonder that Ne intoxicated With
delight and wen, on gathering handful after hsndic
ard wrea,hinc them round our Panama bats We
stopped At rancho y miles from the sori where "r
were % fortunate As 10 meet Capt suffer accompanied
by Mr. Schoolcrat the AlcAde Of the Sacramento dis
,rct The Captain had been up 70 have AK with tne
Indians and returning 70 the F0rt with his trsnc
and several ladiAns. When learned who be was,
presented letter Of Introduction for Which an u
aebted 70 Cspt Folsom. and was received and enter
tanned IS far the circumstances would permit WIZ
great hospitality and kindness. Capt suffer 10 re
markedly handsome n.n, about IS or 50 years Of sse
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parDs the lsst u hours cases Of Cholera have been
,eported 10 this Ofce Of which tern mated fatally
snd were reported yesterday The other Z one N
Cheever place and ia Prince ct are convalescert
CHAs : J. GooDRcH Physician Of the Board
PSI have reason % believe that the otner TWO
cases Michael and Patrick Gallagher husband and son
Of Judi,h Gallagher died Of Cholera on Monday ana
Tuesday. though they were not reported A. s'ch.
Judith Gallagher the above report though attended
by the same physician was not according 20 law re-
ported though when brought into the hospital In
dying state presented al the diagnosuc symptoms Of
Ct,le4 Z. :. !. q.
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bgne Buildings.

THs CsOLEsa.-Th- NashU,ng TENN ""G
n tn lith ssys This disease Is IN more malignant
form 10 city this uule than % any io'u
Ion The number OF 5uri-l. on Tuesday vas IL. u
% hem from Cholera aud from otn~r eauss' -
-arnsd from tho sexton that yesterd.y :, sanesosyl
there 10 runas-- from Cno.efs slo i'OD Olnsf
1l.-ase.-5 white. and blacks
The Mari, gagls Of The tn says We learned On
Tueosy tom one Of the officers u The splendid Lou
i.,i. nd x.. Orleans packet, AK scott ina, the
prevailing epidemic has been snya .ry ists on tue
I've, n, .ats,ons below ihis point Eshy.fr, nesvoes
- 4 - -, tbe plantation Of Dr. Duncan, Veks
burg Vi.. and xent-man u a wood yard Jast soove
Or b ace syort-d hat be asd oct - members OF
hi. own force similar melancholy state u things
prevail. 70 me extent upon all rh- pl.ntsrous be-
t1e-n tie mouth Of me Arkansas River and New
Orleans.
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~ CHOLERA; LIS CAUsLs. SYMPTOMS and
TaEArnESr CoSsipERZD ASD EXPLAINED IL tho u.
IL Of psmphe, Of 70 pages By J. P bAcHrLDEs'
~ D. celebrated physician Of this City. All ~oras
Of tnls KIND are nov read With svidty On the SUB
,ect u Iaigzicatin Dvs Dr.. B. d.'coar'es as follows
The ha1irgsl gss Of these furnished one OF tns
s,rou se.t predsyos causes Il Cholers. An oees
..gnsl m o. nOxicstion sUch AZ ind1 goa IN tnis
I'D q DE- ci1us hank " al others the met Ger
Tain x ritnx cause II attack cannot ca 70 lniho
sin.l. instance 10 which Al haoif1al drDkef. ~iIsI
yerfur drunk ped stack or one VINO recovered
rom i Although u m-y not produce any y~lpaDie
r.uzSnient Of health the nsbit1~ Use % intoxi-
earn. drinks even moderate, - u TIE Gaze oil TEN
r.te drnksrs 90 called induces Oh i'm able stare oi
he caUilsres anich ncDes tnsm % take On morbid
s~,ou IRON trivial and ina, condiuon prevents
MIR re.umng healthy scron when TOE disturbing
-au.e /. r-m0ved ia other words ghter causes
5rpx on disease IN slcn persons, which "a not only
more dcul, y remove y medical skiI and remedies
~, sl.o NOR likely u destroy LIE For the reason
.s.irred Il, Will oe essly underwood why hs5itus
drinkers o. much more certsin % - attacked and
as-troy-d oy cseas, than tas tee tor.ler Who 90
uniformly GOES un.csrned He that taxes drop u
anything that nto1icsts, except medicine, hss
10 tne opinion u tie author TAKEN drop 700 much
Published and Tor ssls 81 De~!I & Davenport, Tn
5.ue Bulldinxs
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Later from Canada.

MOFTEEALl 4AuIslhYf J4LH =
TIE Provincial secr-tsry has ssln that d the
oyssts would get up d.siur ances. the streets would
BE- swept with grape shot Ia.s hss caused some con
siderso exciurnent and al looking forward AK
,a.y 20 the result Of the discussion Of ansdsn asrs
ia the BRUSH Parliament
Our city continues tree from Cholera.
A Ere broke out yesterday morning IN tae grocery
store KEEP, BY Mr Henry which vas destroyed.
Tn. weather IS very warm The thermometer II The
.nale ttands q
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~ TtltGsaPa 70 Jss aEa.to8k TRIBUNE.
Rioters Convicted-Denth BY Drowning he
Weather.

FrLADrIFH-A Tn1rsday June ~.
The Grand Jury as night found tue bills ans
four Of the -.lssy roters arrested during young
G.l!ss funeral
Ez,a Bowen vac drowned yesterday lie Fas a 'tran'
ger and belonged 20 The Eastern shore Of Maryland
The weather continues exceeding wsrm-iherno".e'
~ in the shade stsHds 81,
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CONSPIRACY N RUsslA.-rhe Hamburg Bor'ep-
Hale has letter from 81 Petersburg, dated May a.
which SAY. that on the night OF the sih the sons OF
the most distinguished families arrested by the
poliee Above a hundred were seized-some cay from
two hundred TO three hundred It Is affirmed that the
conspiracy which caused this measure wa Comnu"'s'
and Socialist Among thu young men arrested 'sls'
proportion were officers Of the Guard and young NO
blemen employed in the Department OF the Interior ana
in diplomatic affairs. The police discharged It's once
with the greatest brutality NJ hasehkin was dragged
from hi. bed while dying the midst Of his weep'ns
relatives. The individuals seized were at first impus'
oned in the fortress OF Petersburg and were suose
ouently transferred the barracks at Cronsiadt he
Russians say that the design to assassins'o the I'm
perOr
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GOLD We h-ar that Two packages o. gold
cane 70 our Poet Otce 70 day. from David Whine,
formerly resident Of cry, % California. d.
--c,ed r. h. mother-Eho, alas died about month
snce One Of these ~ss cxsge weighing y o1nees,
with postage 81 sli 81 and another Of pure gold
duet. Win postage q g. ~. They were valued q,
some $40 - $50. A4e. Ada, zVtn-
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TnE CENTENARY oY Nova SooTA-On the ~
of June. l7sa Cornwsls, with few followers from
the Aect landed ard began tie settlement of "hS' -
now the City Of Halifax The centenary OF that event
AZ the Nora Scofida informs US celebrated on the
SIN inst with great splendor-the troops were TeN'"
ed 100 guns fred there was sham hsat grand pro
cession also dinners speeches, and loyal address 20
the Governor delivered by the Oldest nhaoiant no"
lO7 years Of age The Societies OF Nova Soo'~n' aud
Free Masons. the sons Of Temperance and the fare
Companies we're out also the African Society and the
aboriginal Indians. The Admiral had the eHesiry
a. illuminated in the evening. and songs and poetry
composed for the occasion were scattered among The
people
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A VERY GREAT BlsHoPKo h"''o"
Bay Territory is four times as large as "'eS
anu Ireland and the cgo's OF the Company VINO "~'e
had the monopoly OF II, with Bnn'n pro'e'u 10
nearly ~ years, have allied II with popu'A"on "
10000 persons keng Just 1900 inhabitants 10 an are"
,ousi 10 that Of Ireland IL has length lleft) seen
created an Episeopslian BishoPric and Rev pa'ia Al
derson, perpetual curste OF Derby, Is the Resue,
Bishop. How many suirag ans he nSs' % "n@. M =.
traveiny he j. 10 take Ia his ysliaons from Canada 70
Oregon. and from Vsncouvcrs Island to Mackenzie :
River and Hadson's BAY are mstiers not yet known -
HIS is The largest the world That al Ne" Soa'n
Wales excepted
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Raw. JARVIS c. BACo>-The arrest OF this gen
tleman in Grsyson Co va was announced IN IAe 4r't'
Gasa few weeks since. We are informed from the
Wesleyan Book Room in this city tbs, be had an exam
nation before the County Court tbs 2sth ult snd s
10 h tined by the Superior Court in September next
He IA held 10 bail in the sum OF $1,000 M CornonL
: ,lsveholder is his security.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


DR.. GxER the Resident Physician, reports - ne"
,s.of Cholera and Il deaths having occurred since
,repof, Of yesterday, returned II the folio King order
Cs.s. De-. Csfsa
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HEALrH or SAEAToGA.-Ne sre informed oY
Or. BRrwzR Of the Boston s'eS' ieoen'y rom S"'"
to.a Springs ths' there has been 10 Oh0eis 'ne'e '
season Also thai Mr.. LOOMS OF the LAKE house oeo
Of bilious chohc, instead OF Cholera we lad neS''
before. from what supposed 10 DC sood su'h'''
itx ihat The reverse Of lhe above was we lae-
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do. DO ack irfssrr. SsS 90. Ribbons assorted. 81
,-s.r. = r4r piece >e,.trs H. 500 Per .h stock
in.- sf5 - per tof. We v-f. : . 'O pervart
NoolENs-Dl-s PAID 3 sls-t. sa.stI- 81 = :. 5
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Journey TO the Diggings-Capt. sutter-Life
OH the American Fork-PrOvisiOn- and
Washing Making GoId-scales Trouble
with the Indisns-Old Greenwood's son
Present OF n scalp-Richness of the Mines
-Hard-hips of Mining Life-Diggers Re-
turning. &c.
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~ RoRr. T CosRAD, ESQ has retired from
The Editorial department, Of the PsaeeA'a Dag Mas
10 enter upon his duties Deputy Collector OF The P0I
OF Philadelp hlk-
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~.v... p..,.omc. Appo,psmests.

Js.s Do .ss s-L.f-ysts O~eS-ss Cs-s 500 s"'a -
u..soa O..k. D.nsi -gar Sol o0 Mo-, 'pssf n-r
on H.l-. 80. Cylsas,., J-'-mi-s o,osl vs.,- ossts
Ca,..r N 1L.a rh.a8iassds Dsth- n-"- .'sf-' 70
W.pso,-s. S.s Cirfoa P.ss sss.bs- va zoe u
..r s.seI Che S.scs-,s Es Or. f-sH- 90 q s's-es
T-f..og Ss~b gs.tos W..hnste sss1iosf T"t" 1853
H.Io- 10, n-r Chester P.ys- wshs La 'aH~'A Iess
E,.,.. y s,.-.y Od-.ns n Pc Cat tDsf ofass csy
-. -, W..t senass.oo. Wyonas %" bosst.s sssiA
90 sorr- gs-us co.s gslt0aEas. sol't'as-'y Josa "
"a .. Oa.,i4 wsyss Jpsph W Isii,r.on. coaa-"sss
I.ss-< W..bi.stoe ssfh.s Lors bans bos- 80 x..s.
49, anf s-.s., ChsEsas ss.h-s hsrssas.
s.r.Iax. Hsa sDra.h-6 Ots~so Oss,-l T. ~
YES a.. Co. co. ssnsa'sh Zoe. Jobs N'h
~.-aia<tss Ossss CO sstxshsos5, -ss N srLss
-gpos-s p n sorh Wsts crsss. ~ s-s"sDa. s-fj.n's
trr.. s.aI Lssalax .0sfssl
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vspT tARGF PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY - pub
80 ses~v S1fuy1og Morniag ~ ne o" prce % : p9'
hsos ~ dy,nce gtt copies FOR $40, or twenty copies
All tne paper no case continued Deyona me -is
Tor y aicb . 3 pad 90, .,v.rp.ru p,su.be,,
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Library oFTHs CoUNr % APPsALs.-A branch
OF this library has been located in this cry fo' -
brAriSn the Regent. ot The University have selected
john l. Ne~comb Esq OF this city, young seh'e
man well qualned Tor the place, who has entered upo.
he duties The Library will be located IN the Empite
BLOCK, where rooms are now being nued up ior 'no
purpose. lOnoadsga (SyTzcgse) Standard
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r7r- The Roche.fer Aae1lcoa thus perpends

nFrance il the natural source Of revolutions m gov
ernm.nt and opinion. We know not whether the iact
il ~ he affrbted 10 the character Of ifs feope or %
their condition 10 both. But true IL, tnat cn"g's
the most startling succeed each other n that wonderful
country. ike the shifting scenes Of panorama Ana
IL unfortunately less true that little oen'hi mas ~
yet resulted from these experiments IN pOAucs and re-
hson."
The French do not agree with the American
and they ought 10 be the better judge. NJ consd-
cradle part # them would willingly consent to see
their country put back 70 It's ante Revolutionary
condition. Then every hith person as virtually
apauper now less than a fl it.eth are 50. Thenihe
soil Of France was owned by few thousands
now by several millions. Then the peasantry dd
al the work paid all the taxes yet realized but
small share OF the product the Mobiles did nothing
paid no taxes yet enerossed the larger share OF
the proceeds Of the National Industry Then ine
peasantry were often compelled without recon
pepse % beat the marshes all night 10 keep the
frog. silent 81 that the Mobiles might sleep undis
turbed now the Mobiles must beat for themselves
or hire those who choose TO do It. We doubt
whether ia all the round world beside there Is "a
Nation which in the last sixty years has made $
great progress IN the Improvement Of the genera
condition OF her People as France, and we be
lieve she is still going ahead in the right pain ano
destined to achieve still greater and more substan-
tial triumphs Doubtless, she has committed
faults aud will commit others aud II Is oesy 'o'
the haters Of \ cisl Moderation to pick out evil acts
and wrong ex pressions from tho lives aud writings
of her Reiormcrs that may be used 70 preia nc,
the cause they have endeavorcd 10 serve. The
enemies Of Social Progress understand this game,
and play il well We give them joy Of the weah
nerves and weaker brsi.s they thus lead captive
SOCIALISM AID DEMoCKACY ~ FRANcE.-Ihe
following is from the leader Of the Washington Union
Of Tuesday
And the true Republicans Of France are denounced
In IN. same quarter 1.-THE British Press as Red kepuO'
uc.ns and tsis The latter are lew and contempt
hle and are represented in this county Tor the pur
nose of bringing them into the fold OF fede ralsm ny
the Noe. Fork Tribune But the former headed bS 'A'
eminent patriot and Democrat LedIu honlu' Eic III,
true r. puhlicans; the men who are TO save france
from anarchy first, and from monarchy ultimately
The following Is from NewYor letter in the same
paper
"Ledru Rolliu IL represented by these writers to be
smonsier Of a Red Republican or Socialist ms Is
false. lie 10 no Socialist
The Union thinks want TO bring the Jew ana
contemplate Socialists Of France into the fold OF fed
erai.m We .olemnly disclaim any such purpose As
10 Ledyu Rolin the Union Is badly informed lie -
Socialist and Of ali incorporating sort though
perhsps not so great man the Union cracks him up
TO be- hi. recent election i've departments IL due
TO his Socialism
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TsIsL FOR BsArI>0 Sssss~.-We lsarn
from the Proridenos Jouraai that the Clrcgit Court o.
Newport, Monday proceeded ~ tns tral Of al 10.
aicfment -s-lnst CsYt Benjamin 2. Man hester, y
Bristol Th- Indictment vss found st this term. and
"a. for volstion OF the act Of IL tor oesuns ses-
man hls steward without jusuh.ble esn'e. and lDnct
lDz cruel and unusual pUDlshmeDt Inc 'ses sefe
Substantially that The % OF October. ls's ~nn@ ~
Jsysn Sea the steward vent 70 ths C-psins ssts
rosrn At ocoex In the morning ss bis day go. -nd
called MIN 70 breakfast The Captain ff'pvbo'"' "
DID no, come 10 hits@D minatSs ne called him @ssin
With u, IKE result In hfte~n or twenty minutes ne
called MIN sssin. when me Csp"ih "os" s'a Nsbs
uooo deck Soon siier, he cam down ~ ne esn'n
md accused the steward u not having called han Tue
steward assertsd thar be n4d add si,sr some voras
the Csot.ln struck aim three urnes vita enaf Tie
EMF mate down 81 this point While rns steward
nd hold Of the chair snd speaking 70 The st~~srd
N. .Hfsy ended The plain called upon the strs.rd
.ever.I tmes take back mat be bad s-1. and ths
seward deel ned u do Inc chief matt y&<0rosfed
u hm IN the rigging tie Was seizsd up sceofd'
zy and logged By the Captain with rOpss rnci tLe
.,esrd and smother ~insss ssy tbiry sx isen-,
and the mates about dorm There Wa. a. -sD~i IN
such cases considerable connscDs evidence Ior Jsfy
took tie case At o'eifex IN the .itsrnOoo' 40 -
o'clock Tuesday morning, had not returned fsf.'''
Tss LIcEsu Law This is~ ds n' h'rn-s
and enemies Meetings have been bed 20 '1't.in ~
ard other, 10 e.od.nn II, Some d the prrss are oet
10 its t-vor and others In opposition 70 ~ " =.
regard the law q. just the tnins fe9sHea v '.J -
de Of ipsefnpersBce deuging the ANA o'ns'' esosr
IL a. not only wrong In v1neipe oes a. 80
v.gae IN hi. orovsiobs For ourselves, Ne snihk We
,,nrini~ Of he law 10 well enough but oar ssfs ss
n, n d, TOO far In advance Of pubic opsnoa Ihe
-, ,hrouxh Ten persncs In the Unon could not
bvs .sed stronger lev In princps th-n ms -nd %
.nGores IL would require tne ~nos mor. nassses -
,culary noted for tneir love u temperance snd 0nr
are that The ss cannot be sustained ~ Gar
people. lWssssHss'
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objected 70 be rdicued and laughed At but finally
thsy we're passed. fl2OOO we're granted for repairs
az the Anlo.sssd0riai residence IN Constsntinopie
but then u make up for that they reduced the grants
20 the Dublin Hospitals and Asylums. and gave 'he
House % understand that economy should be ngidly
carried out Ia thar department and that the reduction
vas preparatory "a cases % total "itndra"sA
wb.reat the flou-e" much rsoiced, Tor economy Is
the idol u the day-econOmy u money and prods-4'y
Of lie
The people Of Limerick have returned Representa-
tive Ina IN. place q Mr Bren IL said they intend
Ell ~ return their old member sgsin. Mr. b1tt vi.
sl.o spoken OF he would have been worthy Of sue
coed ~ Mr. o Bnen bar neither course ~zs pursued
Mr Dixon has been returned without = struggle.
To compenssts Lord Cough for the loss u his com
rnand and ise rough usage be received from the kng
Isn Pres. and comnemorate the Tall " brave out
fsted nation be Is advanced sb@p IN the Peersge-
Lord Vscount Cough Of GooJerst IN the Punjsub and
Limerick 10 ireland Strange and sugsestge conianc-
non The former Governor General ot India 10 now
AarQui. Ds.nousle
Mr Murphy proprietor Of the Cork R,poys1 and en-
.ntimaD, Trend VI Mesgher lied o. yphgs fever. lie
vas younger ID sn h. disrnsg friend who IL said
u oe deeply afflicted 81 ais loss N NJ
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san Francisco Markets .Asr

= The annexed Prcss Current IS from the -
spectacle mercantile hose OF Finley, johnson s Co.
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away when cn-e ro-n. " one TANKS % washing taen
OF paving f0r - fhru washed
ler those who ere coming ol- rere prepare inr me
worst aiud of living snd i1en they vi ult Re i.sp
pointed bur Whey nay - sure 80 making io -
per day b they industrious. ana c1alce may .e
thern fortune In very lew months
O<CgOn
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FiRs-About o clock last evening. an alarm
Of fire wa. given and light for fsw minutes
In the neghoorhood Of Kingsbridge, but where Il W"
or the amsged sustained sss not ssoertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
THE sErrI-WEEKLY IhIBUNL
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

FOUsD DROwstD.-The body OF an onsoo~n
man was this morning found drowned In the slp io''
OF Morrisu n r. An Inquest will be held 10 dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Az ARTIST AT THE DlGGNGS.

Respectfully and truly yours,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
The Late Riot-EsseBtial DemOcrnc, -Socini
Observation-Disclosures

TIE following reflections on the late opera
House Riot. by profound observer and thinker
have lain for some days on our table under con
sidera,on. They seem TO lead away beyond
the ordinary sphere Of the daily journals mo 'ns'
f the pulpit toe phosoPhic essay or 'n'
quarterly review. However, the views Oh our
corresp ondent VIII richly reward the tnoDshuo'
reader I'D. Tr6.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-27
ORDNANCE

For ne Remorai q O8struc:aonS, SC.
Re it ordained by the PIT sident and Trustees
of the Village of Southport
Section |. That all Instructions of whatever
character, on any Of the sidewalks Of this VIII
lage shall be deemed a nuisance.
Sec. ,. That the Marshal, upon observing any
such nuisance, shall give notice to the person or
persons who may have placed the same there,
to remove it forthwith; and II, after the expiration
of reasonable time, it shall not have been reno
we'd through the neglect or re fssal st the person
or persons, so notified, the marshal shall proceed
TO remove il, making such disposition thereof as
the character of the property or nuisance re-
moved may Justify or require.
Sec. 3 That any person or persons refusing
or negIecting to remove any nuisance, when SO
as above notified by the marshal, shall be subject
to penaty of not less than five dollars, TO be re-
covered in the name ofthe president and trustees,
before any court having competent jurisdiction
Sec. 1. That the marshal shall retain a II pro-
perty taken BY him. sabove directed,until the hne
imposed, ard all costs, have been paid