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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

Kfsss CoCsIT CouzrAsD OzSEkkL Skssioxs Char.
Myers .rr-l.L-d I1il1ff4-1t c1argl1z
ls.i9e wives livirg 10 sane tine. H D.-1;ec
lot Thomas Moore, cc.Jfrc, Errzi xle1
for arson, 1avicx 49, fs ..lux il
o,sNaTi's Alley he pss1sd nj gully ....Rs4Ip sys
AZ I.dccs Wheeler Nefs .rrzigEsc for pas *
ieIieil lslA bl..s Isry ps4ded Eoi zaity. Ar =. =
lie Court f0r copy " he Indictments, asa also
~ tie naEes u ne witnesses Tor tls DrosecgL.s
before Di-.BE 10 Dc Indictments The Dl,inst AfOr-
by, Dance, Zee replied N OcpOsloa ID Ne 10
AID denied ~ snf Ga nled By Counsel Tor tie
prisoners, az read iSa NlxHc1 20 sgs.air LIN he
SD % ~s- s-cess4rY 10 tsy. cOgy u ne 1ficne-t
" l1- Nitr-.scs o~sOfs rescDE " r- ~
ec.<Es b.. "a. hey Hcgd lsftisse1 a. - ARE 81
ins II dsifs1 Us Dsinsi zilofDsy mad 10 oo,esiots
- fzr1.Anx cocT " the i11icin--as llIuci-ts =
which ze 1c. M Wanas Took rs egpy u ne nf &.
sad sLsl-d Cart i1.t 10 asl@ss ~ -
crss.-ufl-x witnesses were rot sffte ~ back
n a. s.c - tn>r-f,re ce-sfrcd l1s nd ctDsDts...
El.n. Avefl th.n srra.n~d % - ln9icuBeri f,r
s.i-v T.ls fel0~ - 104ht-ss ore n 90 above trL
i-e,t - va uo arres.ec zl1 ~ from 10
r-a.,.ce-s 4 tie snesi icing ssesi q iAe
~. sa-.- -e.. 1Jgf hood al c.ss - ia o. t4-f.ri
s.rs. ftsrs goo1 rr1c- n - isTe ltss - "a
rsr.-c With Charles A "a snd hfsH Noocrg1
80 1rs1.l before tl- Calr having been 10 jail
era Gays ccGrxe q o5iiinrg Io.<y Under fs PEE
teases. f-1res-lt1E ifsl '1rg fsf rl.r.5s gar
passs r-clnz1t-1 - the C1l snd tischarx
Joe1 Fcic-T arT4iz1ec rclctmstg ~ tu-pink
~ 1is pr>risss contrary 80 ~sf he'd
IN IS r~cvgrksocs ~ a. tAe cszf C~ar ~
G-r-rs ssssioos-
Tae Psul jag thsn sissh.rged FOR ~ Term. sza
lhs Cogfs "a l-se s4,Ssr-e1 . ~sasss<1y ssxl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

- Hos. MIlsrd Fillmore 10 "a the clty, ca
Eis var Westward The ciczess gSrers-y paid tcsir
rssDssss 70 ain lsst svsuiDg q Ia FsEiSlsi heis
lDsusfs A4v. 71ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
" The Brooklyn City Guards psraaSd 10

CcgnxrE', IsarEsT The Corner D.. Bal.
~ss called yes,erczy uoruifE % bed En- Inquest 90
H. body Of nan named Joan VI scr, iz9o-er 10
IN Navy YARD - hc had % ris death - "a lag
rto re river - the i0gs u G9.1sf Oh Sunday after
nosa ~hils rshi5s Hs shout - y=s-s " -se and
iesvesa widow ard s.sven caL-essE- Verdict see.
dental cro rulrg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
FRANCE.

~''' "a pe,is. Patrols ord sp,ss. 4 poy,. No..
@~i.s IN 4s.. .Rdpyea,anc, Of ssssr,...@ -,
r.. ~.ssat II Po.acal Agitation. =. R,riseI ~
ssas..- f' s sform Q4saor A.psel. q So
Rec. Is hef EzJtasasa. Pssfe Ss-ric.
u B-sory g. &c WIZ NSso' o "| Tau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

WFEErT RsPoEr 90 DEATHs AID lsrER-
s.~rs ia ihe City q Br03klyn FOR he Tsex sndf z
-. - is4y. Cfoera luf.nI1m .; C0ussn puou
Conrusior. 3 Cossesnor q the Luns.. D-'ii;y,
2 Dis1hss Dropry Ia ~ hes1, DJsent-ry,
prarusc, Dsnfl1,1. = EPiieraie Cao'sr. Ia
- T-rgs Kid / Asrssu1s. ? Cairo Ia
tsri;i. \ H-moyusis. Caf1ius. 4 Macs p 20
-..o. il. Adulis "A Children Z-r0tsl a
c : ! GOODRICH. Fays!eisu Z re 5osss.
r,,s-r-nsi- Grusn 0od and 0ih-E brSc kya zfCz1es
fro-a Nss-fork ard Ot5er ? scss, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

IxsrEsrs-CofoDer WALTERS he'd a. ineoest
vr..srs.y Al he Cay Hosy; upoa sss soSy Of Pierce
ccly = years Of age. nstvr n lreasd L -pD@-Fs
thar sbcut II ocsek .srdsy plight ss' Ire csc>ls-
sa either i.I- or jsnP.1 from ihir dstofy ~is1o~
OF hssse ~. s1iterry e., asd n IA s~sc-l. sua'z
80 The .id- Of ne bad frSerz ils ia sxs lie Szs
financially taken - the I.spua u5srs re proper
rsmedi-s were sPPlee- 5as ~itsoai eject; ne ce1
s5czs ocloek yes,ereEy 1or--Ss verdict sescf-
t.zrfT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

Fer ths sso,- facts. mainly an indebted 10 Bsr5sr
Hos.s Historical co-ecuons Of STATE .. Asv-fofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25

TsE NEw CirT-Th- smoRns Of q zgo1ry work
psrferIn-d Is ne New CRY nay Be icdged q y ne
iacf ta.' sp 10 his rEar. kessrs A0ocg koss re
eLsfss.oEs have as-d lea ths1 sxtc~s sosl. sH1
s.rrrls u ceregt The Nv dam 10 isst approaching
smglsrcr- .sd VII 2rO0soly - slosea ~ ron tse
lctu 10 tie l3k u Oc.oosr The Cnofrs nss -nsireJ
dsA2pssrss Az he lrss have rstarssd u sTes. 7zz'
b<-s s5pnSssia- A4>A SSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
LAWS EEvy pl-ANIH1 MACHINE

irOk BOARDS AND PLkex (. so~ Ia sy-r..Ior n
iais --y- rls1lls s1< to1fgicS ard sroovcs a. ne
SAM nlns Win pdiy s1d b~-gly. u 10 believed -
sct>rcr - sny otter Lac Iin~, VII 90 be ~ofk Of
tao ~ tses fottfy uecfines, ad Of al souhern al
nsortJ VI cyrocfa lsm1er The execution u much
u a.s 10 advantage cher salioosry macaires "a
%. more uptfart mater q having good oaS s5scesss
t0ns~ a.. srsoss aftaessenf IL 10 therefore ofsTss q
ne p1o e stb cgstesocs Snd psssssrs. Esetass Win
fshs ksf ssss % Cousles, go be tsf b. apply ~ 70
tns sebscrbsr u 2is PeaI-st o. o. COLLYEk DU.
CARDS NIL, feos ~ Wes.Fo9r. saslh-st WIZ, u.
nsshass V q vss6 !sil lwtssedkswssssdl 4 Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
CITY ITEnds.

- The throags IN Broadway, Wsil-ft Chat.
ham and ,he Bcwery NASSAU, sad In shor, al he ou;
nee. streets q The City are 9. seems 70 Is, twice a.
dense this hsTs ever known before. IL -
becoming not only dangerous bur sssoluteiy inposs
bio 70 cros. Broadway below the Park 10 any reason
sble ,.ze We guess that railroad Overhead nas,
90 Up
n The Brooklyn City Guards Psradod 10 fail
-nform and very orderly array through or City yes
terdsy They were accompanied 81 sa excellent band
u The Montgomery Guards, those iAEsrtes.
we're sso OIL yesterday, ard presented, IS usual the
proud wearing Of ih- green In sHs military order
L "a needle" TO say they we're TsEy imPo..ng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
IRON.

rf'HE SUBSCRIBERS wing rss1me1 tss sxs1s7 Of
80 Se~-J-fssy irya csmDs1y, are ,~eDu~l V ere
cue vrdsrs for 10 fsfeci x1s .ad u Iron zsaA
y maze Al ne ~0rk. Of ne Company esss for sale
&c -fvsrt.sso9s @gas-
., ~. So soyaLoa Fsasary Pig iros-
70 s s9a e a. a. g
100 NJ. sErss &c q
~ Aos. 2 Lehss Cfsrs d
70 " No. rouytsb Charcoal a.
10 fs~Jerssy Scous
70 asw.J-fsey Fsss9aEs Irss Cor shaas.
Besi Bars, 70 4 iEes - % Iises sliss
D. Do nolnds snd squares, 4 - . ss<4
ko1,d- x1c Scssres. ; - 70 itaes
H2f ke.vI5s, - I ia>s.
Osais a.ld Haf OVAL, - "a ncc
Bkrds, y - : lack
Hops. - met.
r uLx hpoDs. - u i1cl
lto-.-- 5soe Ard Nj ir11
DUDLEY :. FULLEk CO 10 sresr~te.-r
40 z~eods sra q BEDes<t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Cuba R,pedIrion-Hunsary-Cousui Walsh.
Correspcndence Of The Tribune.
MAaHrNGrnN sepf. 2 l-4l

NA3HINGrON, sept .. l-ii.
The Spanish Minister aud bis Secretary left here
on Friday for New-York. on business connected
with the alleged contempls lsted invasion OF Cuba.
have reason to believe that any arrests that may
be made viii be upon iul instructions and IN.
dIubted information. that the rights OF any cti
zen may not be violated. The enterprise IN ques-
ZION, however will be stopped 80 iar as our people
are concerned The Constitutional iuty oi the
President 8 clear aud undoubted. II the Cubans
wish g. be released from the bondage OF despotsn
under wh .ch they live they must "rtke Tor them
selves. There can be scarcely two opinions as 10
the result.
The unex pected intelligence OF the reverses IN
the affairs of Hungary, AZ time when this Gov
eminent was looking anxiously for iuil confirms
tiou OF a glorious independence, ought % convince
~ OF the necessity OF great caution aud deibera-
tiOn on the part Oi the Executive m receiving a
Miuister from ner Government The power %
receive or reject foreign Minister II Is believed,
Is vested solely in the Executive at the same
time the nation 10 pledged by the act and respon.
sible for the consequences which might ensue.
We fought four years for our liberties, and bad
n ade our dec caration two years before France our
ally recognized our Independence formally. Eng
and had then expended $4,000 900 In her endes-
vors o. subdue the "rebe.s This declaration on
the part of France. however aided us wonderful.
y. while hsstness on the part Of this Govern
menf iu receiving the minister from HuhEhIy
would have placed us in an awkward predcament
without materially aiding the Hgugarians IN their
struggle
Ii las been the wish of the President aud Cabi
net 70 ret-n the present Consul Al Psrs. snd 10
iact % make as lew changes IN our Consular ser
vice as possible bur circumstances may induce
hem % alter their previous determination. IL is
considered 10 be proper and IN a certain degree
essential thet our clnsuis abroad should possess
principles aud feelings which will impel them 90
4 occasions, privately or socially as well as 9TH
cially. truly TO represent the character and M
situations of this country.
Its not necessary nor Is il expected that they
vii be pr0psgsnfists, bat il certainly Is expected
they viii be republican 10 feeling aud maiutain re
publican principles far as their duties require
them IL s quite possible that some OF our Con
sus have been 50 long abroad 10 monarchical
countries as 70 have changed in feeling snd be-
0ome welded to anti republican systems. II So
they should be recalled. AsMJDErs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY IoRNIye. sEPrEuBRR II ,s4s.

and Alstrs ] hop i is 10. true. France an
England have mach to sns=er Tor 10 Italv. and
should Hungary sacumb they will be sns~era
be for it 10 more wFs than one. America 8 not
without her share q blame. a word from her
might have been OF Sc to struggling Democracy
ia Europe. When 4mercs vas fighting for Lib
erty. Europe assisted her sgzins, the English.
She "A n0r rich sndpoE erfai. and cannot be indif
isrsnt o. Liberty ald Justice IN the world Ma
tons Is vel a. individuals have ether duties th an
those Of feeding al clothing and amusing them
selves. When they are poor sad weak. they csn-
not DO more than pr,ect themselves. but when
they are rch and pTerfal they ought . help
their weaker and oppressed brethren. France
ard Eng and have ut done their duty America
has Dot done her dot. Frsace snd England are
ola and selfish tho vii not DO their duty
America is young ard generous. she vii hope
and trust. DO her dus. She has nothing = fear
from any quarter. she ought 70 raise her voice.
and Il need be. her land. too, in favor Of equality
and liberty aud iustce in despotic Europe. She
ought % realize theieders' unity Of al America.
aad help % realize he federal unity Of Europe.
Without political uHty, Peace cannot reign. DE-
vided interests r-iH p 70 war England and Scot
and could never live .n peace until they were
united. Brittany and Burgundy and Normandy
and al the ancient Provinces Of France could
never live in peace until they were united. Mex
leo and Cansda and the United States can never
i've in peace, in settled and in final amity, until
they are united The various nations Of Europe
can never be secure from war until they are united
ia political, industrial. and commercial unity
Confederate Democracy alone can render peace
and unity to Europe and A nercs and all the na-
tious Of the world Royalty and Despotsm ani
Privilege and War and se1arate interests OF caste
are inseps-able and correlstive contingencies
Republican America shosll rise above the impo-
tent diplomacy ~ European Monarchy, and say
that right ~ night AID she rlX have Il g.. it
no excuse tor an individ0t 10 say, as long as my
life Is not threatened vii not interfere with the
abuse Of power IN other persons any man may
strike and brutaize another IN my presence, n he
les not threaten NO. A nation. and above a.. q
powerful nation. has no rirnt o hold such odious
doctrines America IS powerful and free. The
De7D'e Of Europe are oppressed snd weak. They
are struggling for liberty aud Justice and trey
ought o. have 10. 4 sluSle word OF sympathy from
a strong neutral power, you'd be % them host Of
trength. America vii. not be- silent. Sne "a not
Indifferent. ] place great hope 10 he-. and 80 DO
many noble hes rts In Europe. HuGH DOHERrY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
rrFrrNgka

did not attend the meeting ls,t evening. j,
was taken up with addresses earn fom NJ n.
Il Garnet, the abe coored Abolition lecturer ano
: X Ward. the talented co'1red Editor n the
Impartial Cth-sn. The b1siaes. opened ths
noruing BY speech from M Pruyn. yollo
soang speaker, who argued tnat there col.d De %
such thing e. human lars. God haf made as
Tne busines. Of Civil Government vas 01f = ltd
our those as. and enforce Them He then o.
.,ed On The Free Trade doctrine. Of the Re'o.u.
r,or,. but urged tlai 1rder them the CAIN, a.so
So. 10 in toe resolutions, that Government should
or down dram -Ilops. vas a. i1con'stency. A
coool vas properly, and a. bad nsht io trsihc
aaresirict-dIy ~ tnsir properly ~ 7miln fr-
oiled distinctly endorsing the proIieo-f Aiic no.
ION, OF the preceding spesker b.; a. "a ked hls
positions IN regard % tne suppression o. rlm-'r'i-
.ug Nr. P,uyn gam replied, and = as again i,'-
I81.d bv smith. Wno closed the debate % ins
1ae.tlo1 by calling attention ro ine sln ect % after
II another resolution. Inc resolution be n'~
opened the discussiOn on declared, among otref
things tnst the Liberty party o1ght not . yAl''I
q the American Baptist Free Nissicnsfy o'cir-}
land another ciery. the lsme % Nhi.1 rave
.--,o,tsrl nor % support a1ughfeO1s Civil G1g-
eminent ro- . vote civil rule - AHA p'i.toN-
=, Lapd Monopolists r1m-seaers ari rgn-
s--r.k4r. To understand the force oi tbs attack
7o Inc Free MISSION Bspts,, VII morn : "a
rat they have is.t erected College, entitled 80
Nv YORK Contra College AZ tbe village o. Nc
GRANVILLE. four miles east of ms, and inat . ye'
ts-dsy commenced operations. IL Claims y oe
exclusively under Aas slavery innaer'es' .sa
s.,s co.ored man for one oi Is Professors. NJ
s-itb led Of TIE attack by stating that the man
.Zsr, OF ,hs iustiration had torteited the conf
5sscs OF the Liberty party, by tesertng 10 nom
in.as in the .as, Fall Eecr0o. and oy y1tlng iDr
,b4 candidates 0f the Frse-Soil party.
Elder q awhile admitted the error Of those Who
had thus voted, bat claimed that their sns should
not BE- visited on tne Institution The conatiiu-
nor Of the Institution WAS a. Anti-c.svery one
.,eh vas Is SPIRIT was Dot resp0nsioIe for the
az Of some Of rs members Mr. : n ~ ara
lDomiu sted for Secretary Of State ty me CooFen-
non charged III. Gisnvile with o. PettiioSsiIs'
der Tilinghls, spoke II favor Of the CenFal C''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Erom Havana.
ne., week

By ,hs Severn. which arrived At Mobile on the
I'd inst in 3 DAYS from Havana, We learn tns, the
Cuarsntine st Havana still enforced vessels rom
Great Britain are put under observation. In eonse
qsence Of ooslng in quarantine tne sese'. .,
Hsvsns Ii is unusually sicky In that city ne lSl
lowing vessels were in port under quarantine Nnen 'n
Severn lcii barks Louisa Lys Edwin .'nnsoh sno
Childe Harold bnss Panama Adels selma LAIs po p
ghese Mary A Jones' and Commerce schooner + or
rest Out Of Quarantine. bark Rapid. for Ne"-iofA
bngs Carson and Francisco, dischsrgng schrs NAY
Ellen and + 4 Mitchell and bark Ellen, waiting ifelenl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Receipt. Of Produce per Hudson River Lines

Dursni Lsthrop 4 Co.'S Line-.,0Ss bush "heS'i -''''
tgsh Com - 49, -,o
American Transportation Line-iSls ool' Flour ~"
bosh Corn Is bbs Ashes. ,,,.,. o. -.
lush Corn 80 uns OIL Cake; ST bbls Whisky - DOS
Ashes. go.
s7 bush Corn So bbs WHISKY II bbls Ashes 2o 'nns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Riot mt Lowell.

LOWELL Monday, Sept l0-A. v.
serious not occurred here asst night between
the " Far Downers and " COrkonians" The Fire De-
parimen, were called out and bricks and FIRE freely
used One boy SHOT during the melee and is not ex
pectea 70 I've. Several others were wounded and the
house where the riot rginste1 good ces broken
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

Traus~rtPFc-A xsg 10 road scro. t's 18th
M. of T.n1sntepec - about 70 b. prosecuted iortn
- n and = cecfsr ~ q valuable End Z rili
sect a saving u oistsnc. o~.<een the Ausnte
.o.rt md C-Afornia, compared wiz ,he Chssfes
rslts 0f about 4 100
FrsE-At NeEburgh. Little Beaver -. Pa. }
the d~elins store ard warehouse of Ar David hsms-y
sefs burnt Up 90 "ernesday 3st-o" over e %
rra .1scInz fsfai barely escaped With tneir lives
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH 70 The NEw.yuas TRIBUNE.
The Hibernin. &c.

alIl7EI
The steamship HDern1, which got ashore on Che
bucto and repaired al Halifax after proceeding
Elk hundred miles, forced % return, and vii go
= - John % repair. Her passengers and mail vii Be
forwarded per Canada Catalonia II
We learn that the HDerDis Il coming 70 New York
and that q dock has been engaged % rsise her She
vii probably Oe here tomorrow.
The meeting Of Delegates from the North American
Colonies ~as dissolved, after deyisng nat they deem
Cd plan % secure free trade with the United -ts;es
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

=, LovisrAss.--Over a hundred gentlemen OF
New Orleans and other parts OF the State, have been
requested oy Gov johnson attend the Memphis Con,
'enuon IN Ocsooer to confer with their brethren OF
other states on the expedency Of constructing rail
Iosd 70 connect the Valley Of the Mississippi with the
fsc'ne Ocean ss the moss suitable point"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

NERMOST.-The Burlington Free Press Of Sat
ardsy has returns OF the vote for Governor in all
the State except twenty small towns The Co1n-
~ aggregates are as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

Tota.........2l5ll 1880 1850. 1854 22423 sOl4
Maj against Coolidge in 4s..6,Of9 Do. for
him in 40. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

PoLics Cousrs-l6 l6sdsv ON, ,sr kssi of tho Thri
Ward, arrested an individual nsmsd james Muiiofd
charged with pett larceny 10 stealing soms eso,sns hom
blOOmer lie wac locked up. Csthsnns 81 lsnchsfd
having stolen o. 81 from Maria Salisbury. ~ss arrested ny
Ohicer Cunnin. ham of the Fourth Ward she a..
t.ned % answer. Ofc-rs Oru and berhol sfresist
named jacob Bort, charged by Louiss snyder and
Csihsrne Hsymsf with having committed n. cnmc of
b.amy IN marrying more wives than the ls~ slluss
The evidence bsing conclusive Justice Bs.asy deianed
MIN for tnal.. Two fellows named Psrea Mcclure and
hichsel Ryan we're arrested Ou sunday by Officers Drs
mater and C.eafman Of tns Fln.enlh Nsd, -hO found
them grossly insulting resp.ctsbs females la The sueo
Asf- lac al u ID fo sns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
CalifOruia-Dearh. on the Land Route.


CAMP BurEALo DErR CREFK. 81 Mills VAST ~ tr.
LARsNIE, Is IHE PLATTE kl'tE- jay ) l.tt B
DEAH BA0THsa: Ol leaving Furt Carey We
ightened cur iosd and proceeded through coun-
.ry rather pleasant plenty Of water, though gen
orally bad except from the rger. For <yv nj IS
uo y Ood Tor Gays. In shese regions We meet WIN
deer. antelope and oufaO a.. very Wild. hun
red miles from the Fort. came 10 the soutn iorz
II the atte " Nebraska RIVER, Just al night
Weather not, and had the appearance Of rsln-
The fork . about a mile aud q bali wide We
dashed ir, hoping 20 or - before the RAIN should
swell the steam. slc found ]. about three ieei
deep. with a very treacnerOgs bottom OF moving
4ulcsssnd After geitins All 10, snd some RODS
rom shore, We we're Overw heImed oy tfenen-
aous storm-vind. rain AID hail Our teams C 1.d
nor make head with the loads 10 the 41icAsalo'
aud W. took OF the teams ard got them on shore
. soon as possible One o. our number iopni u
impossible % i0iOS, 10 had oecom- 80 oArAi and
se staye IN the torrent Ia the wagons. We
passed d tedious nlgnt cod. aet % the sEin snd
runsrv. and a. Of our luggage ln the rver Al
ss,l ght the storm broke. AID ge crossed without
fhcu.ty We had raf road ard poor grazing lLy
niles 70 Chimney Rock camped a. ni-nt, ate
Here Dr. McBeth vss taken Sex With CHOLERA
-nd soon eied. Very Rot the thermometer a. -
Al noon June %. our brother Albert and NJ n
ID. Hays we're taken anseA c1nci 4aed ~ nc y
. few hours TE0 physicians DID their best, o1t
aqr brother nresfh-d BIS .st A. 10 The moralng.
aad NJ Hsystxo hoars after. both Of Cnoiera Al
thi, time. D.. Hays. Col. Fay, NJ. Reison sno
myself were taken 10 the sane way, bat We man
sssd % bary the dead ~itn mucn decency, CT up
the team, and moved on believing that "e must
cnange the atmosphere around as y any oi IS No-io
.urvive Tue next night Col. Fay died Tne rest
u we're convey Cd DO tie wagons . Fort LarA-
ME. where We soon recovered, myself Only re
mainine feeble for some days an now quite
well Our time q more than ever taken up WIKI
watching and other camp duties. We being only
-ieht IN number. We may De Obliged 70 cave
oar wagons 81 F0rt Hal. and PaeA the mules ne
rest Of the way There sre q great many ABOUT
a, and no, grass enough = pat m your eye. We
nave driven the mules Of tEo miles, = bait Tor a
dav or two We cross the atte River again here
We shall hsve opportunities daily = rank letters
by the faint hearts tlst s-e returning w
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
Cholern NJ Rosfon.

BosTon, Monday, sept lo-A NJ
Seventeen deaths from Cholera have occurred
during the past 45 hours
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

FRom TaNPIco.-By the arrival OF the schooner
Oregon st New Orleans On ID lsi nat ~e have ne~s
from ampico % the lStn lt mere a uotein m Po'.
an In relation u the st0rtve atar AZ Nstamor0s on
the 18Th June about the Sierrs Asdre Republic Gen
Arsta and Coz Csnses cave Indignantly repu1isted ~
connection or sympathy Hith the projectors u ina'
scheme z N0t-0s0, Of am2co, contains i0ng leiief
from the former on the subject, and communication
from snaies They aad ben accused Of com 2hcity-
The condaetAs Of specie from fhe mines % Ianpieo sre
announced passing sloug win sttrsnq1iy. &c
5znditr that iniest the roads about ne ap-... -
80 M stomach for extending the 0i tneir oPe
-,,ins IN that direction. Tne ates; zrTsl uf sPeeir
r~iv-d I. On rhe loth ult- when from Zse.isc-. -
conveyed s5sl or, md ron an L1i' r.s 49,.
49, : - Of Al s-4a TINS wss pat 90 board tne
Brtsh steamer TreDt Tor Europe The oregon o''-sa'
so6ss7 II specie Tor Ne~-Oreana
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11

II The name Of the Post Office at " ayhs
Ashtsbuls Co Ohio, has been changed TO LfHdeHpa4<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
GENERAL NOTICES.

- Foy~lers s. " ellis, Phrensiesists Aae
Publishers. CtllJr Hal i5i Hass.9-sl ne'r iss r1s
~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols Wster-Cars ray.-
-.sr = Leri1zDl-ag Con<sl L4uOrs ffOn lg AN Lo@
Paleuts vlslrc A. heir residences
~ Water-csre.-JoEL sas~, D Prseunore,, ~, "
Fg4rh-sy ksllfoad. sesr T-ntr-sl ."
" Liquid Hair Dye improved % - - ey.of 49, -
x1l-s-rs The moment % . sppr9 -'-- -
l.4rg entirely free from mp -a<s4i -r-y' -
a<rec VIII ne strongest zap tni-7ps-' - 49,
xftlo1t Narrx to dry FOR s4-e, Or spp-. ~ osISsh
-0z's VIZ Fsci0ry. va NJ
~ Wafer Care Iasiitstes.-Ine ns~ se..olsss
.t1,.trr 80 l. l. af- n0S Opcn iOf - recrplor oi
ert. ~ oanty q w.-er sai1Drty Of ar snd ooz1ty
n r~-r, ti, pace 10 Jn<1rp1ssed- s.rsnpOzL CfDt0c
-. s.iy ION Fulton h.rEet Clty establishment, B
Lails,-s Acfr-s. r ]. Tau. ND s1lo In
40. Of G.. F.-Tse Oceers and members y
- X ~ Hycorable Grand Lodge u ~ Accisnt Order "
Co. Fellows " thr slsle " N-~-forE are nsf-oy
s-d ~ send a. la- Id g Room corner Of Broons q
tna he BgN-ry Tue-dsy morning. sept H. AZ =
oicocx 10 ~ Ofaoc Lodge hegsha. f0r ne pefyo-r u
1nlax Cdsrly L01g- ~. ls n brDos y 9Sf pi
re.si0r src ha1I-r Pr-s-ntslon. BY order
- lr. B 4 SMITH T. H. orA1d Sc =
IFE-LikE PICTURE--A. aars2,s ss Icy
a. 5-.stlf.l are lAkec t.lly a. o. hSEf D.s-sf'
r.a Roou., ~ Broad Ssy, opposite Soanse "i-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-11
FRANCE-EUROPE

TIE French Cabinet tn, N0dva'es UgpeTn0sf. Ths
M0H,yJ0bbrs. o.. The Ltsuiniss rl0rtn9 IN HeHry
p. The Peace Contention. IHdusiry .HinsGry
&C. g.