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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07

SUPERIOR BACON.-The subscribers have
- heretofore been unable to keep on hand through
out the summer, constant supply of their much adj
mired SUGAR CURED BACON HAMS. They
have now ready for sale large quantity, and, invite
the attention of connoisseurs. Those DESTROYS of
supply throughout the summer secure, at mode
rate prices any quantity and have it kept in good
order until wanted for They also offer for sale
superior Sugar Cured Bacon SHOULDERS, Beef
TONGUES and Pure Leaf LARD, in small pals.
ADAMS S, STEVENSON,
Lexington street,
NH "a If opposite the Market House.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-07-07

.J,,te %. Bark Aaron J. Harvey, Wewl Ray, Cork
Sch. Elliott, Cook, ..............St honas SC
Ju,,e 80. Bark Elm, Taylor, .Monteyideo, &c
Brig -Four Brothers, Baker,. ......:.:' Barbados
- Henry Leeds, Kinsman, ...... Trinidad, Cuod
,Juiy 3 ship Europe, Phnmmer, San Francisco
Bark Thomas Dallett, Dill, ........''''L aguayT1
Juue "a. Sch. Margaret Ann, Burgess, Nantucket
.Etac -. sch +. II. Thompson, WHOM. 81 Boston
Sch. W. &. Hall, Baker. ..............Iar Yarmouth
,L,le %. Sch. Mary Jane, Mott, ....... New ork
Sch. f.. II. Hcrrist, Grant, ........ Ihomaston
.h,ae -. Sch. Gen. Taylor, Crane, 49,. Camden
Sch. Victory, Bunker, Ne" ufh
-- w. II. Hunter, Wyatt, ............... 'ditto
lime 80. sch Sarah Francis, Fuller. Thumaston
Jdy ,. Brig j. Walton, Banzctt,. ....New York
Sch CarPD, Day, .PurtsTnputh, ~ IL
- Hannah y Abigail, Crane, ........P Providence
- Company, Burt, ................'..N ewporl
h,,,e D. Brig Imperial, Beaman, .... West Indies
MOBILE, Aa.---------- -----Ct emcd
J,,ne 2G ship George Brown, Higgins, .LiyerPool
NEW ORLEANS, l.a.---------------.t Ttred
June y. Bark Iarquin, Goats. Rio Janeiro
---------------Cic Cleared
hute -. Bark Leda, Ruarii, ..Sisal
Hulc -. Ship CALEDONIA Brander, Coulter, Baltimore
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BALTlM OR Il:
ATURDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1919.

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, June l6. HAVRE, June Is.
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The California Runt0rS COl,GIrncd--By the arri-
val at Mobile the both ultimo Of the steamer
Clyde, the New York Sun has regular files of MeXl-
can papers, with advices from San Francisco up TO
the 18th of May, being seventeen days later, no
ticed briefly under the Geographic head in Friday IS
paper.
The account of the troubles between General
Smith and his command, and the people Of San Fran
cisco, is confirmed
The idea of military rule is repulsed most de-
cdedly.
General Smith and a few of his troops have been
driven board the vessels Of war in port The rest
have fled to the mines
In consequence of the hostility of the people, and
the total impossbiity of doing any thing by force,
General Smith will return home by the first oppor-
tunity.
San Francisco is completely in the hands of the
rowdies, and the streets continued scene OF
fights and braws. All peaceably disposed persons
are in favor of Gen. Smith, and it is the universal
opinion that he is not half sustained by the home
government.
FL Trait d'Unon publishesa number of interesting
items brought by Mr.. Redding, from San Francisco.
Affairs at the upper mines in most deplorabe
state. Several attacks had been made ON them by
the Indians.
The latter are represented as being most daring
and desperate in character, butchering all who came
within their reach.
There were over 5000 persons at the mines, one
half of whom Americans, quarter Califor-
mans, and the remainder Peruvians and Chilians.
The general idea among the Americans is, that no
foreigners should be alO1ced to dig for gold and it
is almost certain that difficulties resulting in blood
shed will soon occur. The hatred between the
Americans and the swarms of foreigners is intense.
The average sum of gold collected by all who at
the mines scarce exceed five dollars per day for each
and it is generally believed that he will be lucliest
who returns home in good health. The expenses OF
living at the mines enormous.
Colonel Mason, upon whose circular rests the
foundation of all the bitter feelings which have been
engendcred, is by secure, and it is said that
unless he quits the country soon he will be assass
mated by the foreigners. FL Arco says: 1t would
be curious if, after all, the law Of the party most
strong should be proclaimed, and the new masters
of the country driven from their new possession.
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Statement of Merchandise exported from the Port
of Baltimore to Foreign Countries, during the
week ending 4th July, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
From Nicaragua.
}. " MOORE. MD.
JOSEPH VI SMITH. VI d
sETH GEER. MD.
RfCHfD l. NORRIS, MD.

By way of Jamsics, We have intelligence from
Grey Town to the Goth June. Disturbances with loss
OF hfe had occurred the streets Of Granada and Nj
csrRguA and it is reported that the Government was
shout 10 send armed force the town OF Nicaragua
having tor that purpose, laid embargo on all the
bungays Of Granada (be boats which carry the trsi
&c between Granada snd Grey TOWN.
Mr.. S9vIER the new Charge d'Afsres from the
United States Gustemsls attended by two gentlemen
passed through Grey Town about the lst Of June His
predecessors proceedings said to have been dissp
proved OF at Washington The ktnzsOH yoH Ral says
The name OF the new Euvoy Is Squier; be has pub
hshed large work on North American Antiquities, and
Of his objects IL explore The antiquities Of Central
America Mr. Sqlier and suite were Mr. Christie guests
every day o. their there, and Il hoped thai the
conduct Notwithstanding which seemed 10 exist between
those funcionsres Is proof that anti gsh nerven-
On be appTehended from the United States In mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
STATE Of the War (,

rron he 10 ia sfsr.4ff o. Pr--1oa-
Events have made 10 clear that The plan Of the Hun
gazn generals mas been 10 f back instead Of any~
sighting heir threshold. defending hr strong natural
nounian positions By which Hungary girt upon nearly
three sides. Ike val, srd maintaining the f0rmitAb u
line Of defence 1p BY Oorgey THIS strategy, obyi
ousy systematic sccoant Ofls coincidence, was unex
pected. and though In respects unine ble i n0t
without is advantages Ia tke north PaskievIch hss
been allow ed penstTafe without attempt a. ress
lance certainly beyond kzichsu. FAR a. Zorro where
ais headquarters were last fixed Ia Transyvsns- the
Russians allowed al vance upon Bstriz and 70
cGpy CrOnstaft. without notable resistance unless from
the oczl Seeker force Westward. CJrgey 4lsO H.ih-
drew his let wing from the Rsab Shich 10 rect
inx informed ale position beH he hssb am an
u5- f1rne1 By BAaOuniu forest and tn Patensr-;
for G0rgey, must be renen Dered not beaten back
Afer bis attack along the AustrO-k1sszn Inc b. retired,
covering IN mastery manner bis retreat nd abandon
ing he open Of Raso. 10 watch the Iuperaists
boas " having picked up old honey cannon.
some Encouragement may be dresded from ~. ahAn
dOnmrnt hy he HanxArsns % tlsif first positions but
ee Who'll the Simultaneous retirement without com
bat q 100 -. men, accustomed hitherto % victory cannot
psnlansafy b ms!ntsrprrtsd. aud totally dii
isr.s apes; fsl EeEest sef gsaeeessfs. Esss<ses ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Socialism In High PlnceA.

The Ministerial writers Of PARIS having STACKED
Grsrdin OF the Presse for having opened bis columns
10 Prudhon he responded by paying high eompli.
msnt 10 the talent Of the famous Socialist and added
that he was the first whom Louis Napoleon sent
for HE arrival at Paris last Summer. The purpose
OF the invitation wss that the future President Of the
Republic might confer with Prudhon AZ 10 the best
Of saving the sboring classes from the misery IN
which they are plunged.
The Prose- also srms that shortly before the Revolt.
ton Of 1919, the Count Of Casmbord, Henri " VINO
studies with great interest the questions comprised In
the word Socialism has caused an invitation 10 be given
70 NJ Prudhon 10 come 10 Frohsdorf the village near
Vienna where the French Pretender usually resides
% explain and discuss the Of ameorang the lot
OF the aborng classes and Of diminishing abolish
ing pauperism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Appointments by the President.

HENRY Assay OF H. to be Register Of the Land Of
hce AZ Quincy illinois vice Samuel Holmes. removed
HENRY v SULLIVAN Of N. to be Receiver OF Public
Moneys Al Quincy, Illinois vice Hiram Rogers, re-
moved
JEFFERSON F. JACKSON Of Ala to be Attorney OF the
United States for the northern district of Alabama vice
Joseph A. ;. Acklin, removed.
GEoRGE X. BARN. 10 be Postmaster al Abingdon,
Washington County. Virginia
ANDREw H. JoSDAN, to be Postmaster 81 Columbus,
Lowndes County. Miss
APPOINTMENTS By THE sKcRxrARv OF THE INTERIOR
GREENBEsKy Dorsey Of New Orleans, 10 be Pension
Agent at that place. vice Charles Fiz who declines the
Office
WILLIAM II BILL Of Miss. 10 be lndisn Sub-Agent at
the Usage Sa5Agency, vice John NJ. Richardson, re-
signed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
FRANCE.
Lamartine on the Revolution OF February.

We translate the following from the NdtiOaal
NJ. de LAMARrNE has just published history Of the
Revolution Of February, remarkable for al the quaue.
Of the poet the writer and Of the But
fortunately far il has been permitted to Judge
after rapid first examination, the qualities Of the hsio
are found 10 1t TO The degree. According
interval OF the truth It only under all
that are able to commend IL to the public
On the book the correspondent Of the Standard o.
Freedom thus remarks
Lsmartne's volumes the Revolution OF Paris
came The be ginning OF the week IL would be inus
tee distinguished man 10 pronOunce any opinion
uponit sers ha-y peusal; but simpOssble 10 read the
WOk without regretng that 10 hastily written II
10 the lutensl conviction that IS not intend
ell for history bat or sale tho present moment Il ha.
much gray the imag nSiiOn, but very le the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Hi-h on. aRaln.I New ThIngs.

correspondent Of the National writes from vienns
as follows
Thirtysix bishops assembled al Vienna have published
pastoral letter, which may be regarded a. one VI the
most Curious documents q our epoch Ia Il The casml-
ching society considered from fhr-e point
Of view namely; Tee tendency 10 Nationality, contrary
doctrines u the Church desire 70
cation from the Influence Of the Church and
gent and bad directed love OF liberty Il l. especially
N this as connection that tie faithful warned
ware q ne sedgcous Of the nnova ors who even 20
far deny and destroy the faiih Ia the word
promising their oelnded followers Happiness In toe
p-sent. This promise the pastoral letter regards
.HrIr~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Shipwreck-Thirteen Persons starved 10
Death.

By the Emma Sherrati which arrived on the lin from
sydney particulars have been received Ave TO The os
o the BRUSH ship Sarah Cnsp, Captain Taylor master
and the appalling sufcrngs OF The crew. thirteen OF whom
persisted from starvation The Emma sherait on her out
war voyage Hong-K0ng perceiving vessel N DE-
her assistance. ana sle proved 70 De
the unfortunate vessel IN question She was eak-ade
aud waieflOgged. almost perfect wreck tier masir
we're gone as ell everything on deck. WIN niich
care 10 persons most shocking Stale oi exhaustion
we're ken Of The wreck by the Emma sherrats boats
rtev proved 20 be Captain Taylor the s-rr the CHI
ste and II The suferins- had been truly a" "a -
aving been vrntysevcn nlghts and dass On me wfe
with nothing to suhsIst excepting monkey anu TWO
f.bes All the water they had shout couple OF
blckets which they caught by old canvass The
mate and II -eaurn hal died ron rNnansuon
r NM. lo.s vss atm buied To plank starting. she
led ia a very short time, and turned over on her SIDE
The crew Jumped her beam a. she weni over. AND
r,ere held on unnl daylight when they succeeded DO
rishng the wreck clning away the mast he vessel
I'D cargo were insured 10 tie amount Of s-eeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30


We have condemned both Emigration and Agitation
We have potnfed out hope clearly and fully. the ine
fciency and mischief Of either Of nose courses Of national
action -.
Bat having spoken out against the wo'thlessness, de-
~-i, ard trirkery OF Agitation We believe that need
mn -nssf fs- Condemnation The fraud. the giant fAgd.
hsf ~ yea. had robbed the people Of their hard
ne anr vhst was much worse, had inbued them with
hsb. ~ mental deperdenc- - now, hank goodness,
,Iss s,r-ve- Asitauon Is forever dead That }. one
,r..t beon No more spOging OratorsnO more strong
-.so1,ion.-no more Gaming war-speechesT-n) more
r.-r~ n-oe-.sions-- thAf maWkish se1finentaity Of
psvir Al iou-fnsng with tre4son-coq1eirog with
.edition-is now out Of date -
That here ts1s something more realmore tangible IN
- - movements han lax wOrty bravado,
are fully convinced Of and IN fact personally know But
he public are rot Of opinion Therefore, ever
49,, W. become 40 foolish % Misguided %
sre.T az dis.secrOnso lost 70 al Of the bslmy
sub,nitv and porA beauty Of TIE Brush Consutatiou-
a. dscr.x5 In r..e not 10 th- grandeur Of Pee
nsr-aror srhe.e-sO ungrsfeful ard u1ge1erous
T. srrsn onr rngs and wear away -ec0ndbest hat
rhssrrr sna burranK for NiceregI visits Hawkins
i-,o~.nt Of the b~sut-s Of Agriculture a. 10
n-~r 10 Sc peasant as own cabin door on bis Own
80 han 10 gaze On a " Dc expar-e Of ro,auon and
--.r rroDp.8 farns--0 urm1sicailv tisoye As 10
-. God save The leen " IA irreverrner anf even
hnt IN = whisper, thar Rl- Britannia l. Adumhaz-
~ s,et should II state Of ihinEs unforruaaey Be
cone general and w1despresding ~hAi sha our course
be
sron .earc-ing young men. viii erpect that shaIl
fsvor them with sruc-s three columns long. e..
says on TED practce beautifully atsptsd Tor ksdK.
as LA - lsssssssss i9s r.ssssss.s ySsss ss.s.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
miscellaneous.
a.-ready has been playing very successful sng.g

'NN~N~"'N-N
Madame Soniag has re.ppesred in London vocalist
with great she forced 90 return 10 The siage
,y the embarrassment. Of her husband Count Ross The
European Tssos of her IL was IN Aprl, 1873. tuai
SonsE maze her debut this country, any many people
remember the alteration thst she chai,ens-d1tnr LIND
epidemic being but revival OF the infatuated ldo-iry
which was then prevalent Her ascension oy maInste
nio noble rank life. and the credit she has enoFed IN
ne courts Of Europe aud the snsocrauc circles 10 winch
she has moved, lady Of unblemishrd reputation IN AZ
he Of character which win aud chersn respect
are facts well known. Extraordinary H. that though hef
vocal pshments have been for 80 long period pro
f-ssioray uppracfised they shoud shu- in All heir
former ustre TIE arts Of execution ns!ly devt
oped by her then Of Inhibition. but though We
nave since had Persian Grs and crowd Of others, IN
whom the cultivation Of the voice has been brought 10 ne
highest possible poh Henreiie sontag, after A. interval
o tweniy years displays facility and tnish which none
ed She appeared Saturday night IN Linda a. Cha
monuir In person she Is not much altered There u d
rertsn matronness observable, but the prepossessing
preness OF the face exists 10 ali IL iorce me
of this great vocalist Wa unouesuOnAbe She was cae
for the delivery Of each mocea-ai ne end OF erou
sct-and three or four times when the curtain tel nc
,dmave bouquets that thrown upon The stage were
numerous and FAR than she could carry away with
The expedtou sent in search OF SIR John Franklin has
made report 10 The Admiralty Of hieh The following
the essential portion
Ps,r Cs,yprSc, G,r.f BsAs L.Ip sept IS ists
Sn seqsst you, iof ths sns'on o. :,
Commissioner OF th- Aans nat ~'h 10 'sis ana PIs
sfAlcn o. - 49, . -. c- ~. r S., inssi1g .sno even
,-rv.ni-z Bay Of party Of ks,r-an. aa's
sas.-d -baisF-r q saP-rres-d
s-cr-d hss they .hp. 10 & men ard roH
fs-oty shrt tk-~- people net ~. save % I'D "
II EsTPs.s. h-y ct 80 s-sIs
nsrn< %, .. 'ey.ss =. s,poi's s-aesa :. ross
Cape kfsssnstsfs Asd erected staA ss'-d 'f'
hb ..us- ,ut-rau .su,s. dung The -aoe
gee. Of ihs party aad -ass n -H over
ls1a ais gsf aon ~ Tie orter oo'iac o es --
iA,'s he hoaos 70 - sr y9sf most s9-e,,,
aN.su~.l I,sp~etor Courraadl-g Party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Sudden Rise in the Miami River-Business
Prospects, &c.

CINCINNATI, Friday, July q.
There has been a very heavy freshet IN the Big
Miami River. Cornfelds, fences and much valuable
property has been swept away by the back water
The River at this point has risen four feet during the
past "a hours
There is now a fair stage OF water to New-Oreans
and number of boats which have been laid up Tor
some time have hauled out
The water was let into the Miami Canal last night
and we shall be in receipt Of large supplies OF pro
duce from up country.
The heavy rains last night did considerable injury 70
the Miami Railroad The mail to day was delayed four
hours In consequence OF 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
The Queens visit-what will be Her Recep-
tion t-sailiug of the Patriots-Meaghei
The Exile., &c.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

CoTrespondenee OF the IrioUne
DUBLIN, July u, lSi9.
The Queens visit is settled thing Lord Clarendon
has received notification Of II from the Home
Secretary, and His ExeeIlency has communicated
through Mr. Redington, the " gratifying intelligence
to the corporations OF Dublin and Cork. The ith OF
August is the time mentioned The royal party viii
hrst proceed 10 Cork. and after short delay there
coast up to Dublin. make few days stAy-Perhaps
week-then TO Belfast route for Scotland such Is
the programme The Official intelligence OF Her AAjes-
TVS intention to visit for the hrsi time. this portion OF
her dominions. conveyed Der wish that al lavish ex
pendture world be svoided justiy considering that
any such display would present hiaeous and disgrace
fu snOnsly-est yet have no doubt it vii q pre-
ssass. May VII rs!R themselves 10 pEoYs sssI 1sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

MAiSE-Dr. John Hubbard, the candidate of the
regular Loco Focos for Governor, has thus hand
somely defined his position lin reply to an inqsi.
ny from the wsdo Delegation in regard to the
Extension of Slavery;
let believe Congress to have entire constitutional u-
sdieou the whole subject OF Slavery In the terrific
ne OF The United States
I'd am opposed TO Slavery In sill s bearings moral,
social and political aud especially opposed TO its
fsAston-
Sd would adopt all constitutional and equitable means
preveat the extension OF Slavery into territories now
free
Hoping gentlemen, that this brief expose will meet your
views. sn with sentiments Of respect and regard,
Yours, JOHN HVBBARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

MARYLASD.-The Loco Fooo Convention for
the lid Baltimore County, District met or
Thursday aud nominated EDWARD HAMMOND
state senatorl for Congress on the tenth ballot.
Mes.rs. Carroll aud Park, original candidates, were
withdrawn-the latter after the fourth. the former
after the ninth ballot, which the vote stood Car
roll 10 Kettlewell 50. Mr.. Hammond being then
proposed, the vote stood Hammond -, Kettle
well 50. MIR. II. is popular candidate and pretty
sure TO be elected the District being much the
strongest Loco Foco in the State. 7. W. Ligon
was the late Member.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Health OF Observation-Disclosures.


The city continues very healthy and the Cholera
has entirely disappeared not single case having been
reported during the past three days The weather Is
very fine.
Incendiarism is again rife among us. This afternoon
r. Blsckmores board yard in South Pittsburgh was
fired by an ncendiary and in few minutes sfterwsrd
Mccorkle's stables, some distance below were fired
and burned down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
BY TELEGRAPH TO The New-YOak TRIBUNE
Sailing Of the Race Independence Tor the
Nediterranean.

WASHINGTON. Saturday July q
The L. g. Race Independence, left her anchor
age, Portsmouth, yesterday, at o'clock ana having
fair wind she proceeded Immediately for sea She is
hound for the Mediterranean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

TIE GssKRAL LAND -Removal Of
0sosA dispatch from Washington says thst eighteen
Clerks in the General Land 0fce At Washington have
received notice that their services will be dispensed
witha par, the 18th OF Angus, and the remainder
on the so'h Of September After these removals
there viii snn be left thirty three Loco Foeo Clerks
on, of seventy three. which constitutes the whole
force OF that Department,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
RUSSIA.
Nurseries OF Rebellion Diminished.

The Emperor u Russia has usissned ukaseby which
the number students In each university 10 the empire
IL limited In future 10 800 AZ there present a much
greater Of youths the universities lat
the university Of Moscow Tor instance. there roo
sudents Russian university shall sdmt fresh stud
usu srr their number shall have fallen below the
Der specified When vacancies occur ne universities
10 give preference young Of noble brth and asr
ard who Intended for tho medic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

MONTREAL. Saturday, July Ram

The British League met on the 27th, tyester-
dsy) The motion for the Elective Council was mega
lived by vote of IS to
They afterward determined for protection against
the Navigation Laws and for the reduction OF salaries
of members Of the Canadian Government
During the last "a hours there have been 20 deaths
BY Cholers in this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
New Review by Loui. Blanc.

The public will learn with interest that new monthly
review s about be commenced by LOUIS BLANC. under
the title Of The Neo Woyd the drs number being 6xed to
sppesr the 18Th July. In this work II BLANC will dis
the Of the Government, the progress Of
the tendencies Of public mind from the stand point
OF his principles and opinions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

Tux CHOLERA IN ALsASr.-Since the COM
mepeement of the epidemic in Albany to the Goth inst
inclusive - cases have been tres,ed at the Hospital
which 81 have proved fatsl--So have been discharged
cured and remain under treatment This includes
several cases sent from West Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Cholera AT philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July %
There have been 90 cases OF Cholera and Is
deaths since las, report Of which and deaths
were In the Aims House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

FROM HAyASA.-We have dates TO the 18th
inst, no news Of importance. From the Let of March
TO the 30th ult lo4 easss Of yellow fever had been
treated In the hospital Of oan,a del Rey 70 Of which
were cured, died, and = remained under treatment
q, that date Nothing 10 said Of the amount Of cases in
nriysta nrsctice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Miscellaneous.

The Emperor Of Russia has offered q reward Of 5000
rubes ls66oOl 10 whoever shall capture the Polish Gen
BEN.
reported by the Lemberg PAGERS that another army
Of 5000 Russians 10 expected there and that 90 900
the lmpenal Guard will shortly arrive at Crseow.