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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
FOURTEEN DAYS
u NJ LEN DAY.
LATER FROM EUROPE

FOl RTEEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THK EUROPA.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS!
LOUIS NAPOLEON PRENDENT OF FRINGE,
FLIGHT or The POPE FROM ROME.
ABDlCATl0N OF FERDINAND 0F AUSTRIA
Prussian Assembly Dissolved
TIE GERMAN CHARTER or RIGHTS.
Proposed Restoration Of the Kingdom Of Poland
TIE WAX WITH CAUCASUS.
ABBiS PaCHa VlCER0Y or EGYPT.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
ADVANCE ~ COTTON.
&c &c sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

DASGERs OF CANPHENE.-A camphene or spinl
gas lamp accidentally upset the store Of li,z.m
mons, - Chsthamst on Saturday night and the danes
were communicated to the dress oi young lady who
wss sin the store She however escaped injury through
the prompt exiinguIshnient Of the dre BY officer. Sic
Manus and Talbot of ,hs Fourth Ward
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The Hhig Almanac for 1919

~ Toe Legislature Of Louisiana aisoafae4
Wednesday. the 2Otn at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

Thk OrERA.-Eraoni will be given to-morros
nignt At the Opera House This beautiful Opera Is too
great fagorlte to need single word OF recommendation
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THE ERlSA BALL-This grand Festiyal--the
Fifteenth Annual BALCONIES OF 10 morrow evening Il
the Chinese Assembly Rooms, Broadway
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We have orders On hand for many Thousands o. iS'
Almanac all u which shall be attended In toe order
IN ~n.ch they are entered upon our books
Twenty thousand cople. will be printed BY Thar'd"
evening OF this week and We will commence 'ehahs
them on on Friday.
- A
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e Postmassers from any part OF the uai'es ~
remitrins u el viii b entitled 70 u copsss
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Proposed Restoration Of the Kingdom Of Poland
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ABDlCATIOy OF FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA
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The GERMAN CHARTER or RIGHTS.
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ARRIVAL OF rnE EUROPA.
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Prussian Assembly Dissolved
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05
VOL. 5.-NO. 80.

Yes, sir, replied the oil lady, we are
French PEOPLE. My son Is IN the garden
II vii call him. she continued.
your son IS French alsol'
Yes, sir, replied the old lady hesits.
tlngiy; she has been established here for q
long time, and thanks be 70 God he has
not repeated Il That young woman is
his wife We live resPacted and happy
The master Of the house nos entered.
This gentleman said his mother, has
done Us me honor TO stop for little while
under or roof until the rain is over: he IS
one Of rs q Frenchman-'
The farmer made him the military ..lu.
tation and welcomed him. He seemed
singularly str1ck with his figure, and was
50 much moved he could not speak
However, Al length ne stzmnered Out
'Sir. you VIII. perhaps, consider my
question imPertinent, bur am Obliged 10
ask your name, your hgure.-
Ny friend interrupted tie young
huntsmaa, 'ihat Is The only quesuon which
cannot answer. / could easily deoeive
You by giving false nane, but prefer to
De silent. However, although 1 refuse %
gsvemy own, en- | ask your nane!'
The farmer sighed, but did not answer.
) alt seems, said the young uan, 'thaiyou
are obliged 10 be silent slso.'
Yes, sir, the nam= / belr Is 10. nv
own; but whatgood vii il DO you 10 know
III He an called Claude Geard-'
Al al events,' said his mother, II Is no,
neeessary for the young gentleman 70 in
agine that my son has dlsgraced his aazne:
there arr reasons which,
IL Is 50 with me- said The hunter; Il Do
not wish 70 tell nv name except 20 thoss
who deserve % know it-Sui IS believe
you are worthy people, viii tell you. |
an Achille Mu-at, the son Of the King os
Naples
Cl4u6e Gerard and his mother fen On
their knees and wePt. The Prince, s9einz
them weep, knew not what 70 think Of II.
Claude, as soon as he could speak showed
the Prince portrait Of lhe King Of Ma
pies, and cried
Behold this. my benefactor and the
gua.dlan saint Of this farm-your glorious
father; owe all 10 him-ha saved m life'
On the field OF battle" asked Prince
AchilIe.
No. replied Claude Gerard; i was
condemned 10 death. Two comrades IS
guilty as myself were 10 be shot with me.
We were led out 10 the gate Of LiEourne;
we were sho: at-we fel II Was your
falher who arranged ali this; with his
money came TO America Mr. two COM
rades died two years ago IN New York
have worked, and have now competence
Ny molher who believed her son dead.
received lerer from him calling her 70
America. The poor woman neaiy died
with Joy a. recovering me-. Now If the
son of nv royal benefacior wishes for my
lie. nv goods OF my farm, they aEs Il Al
his service
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05
BY JOHN G.. GIVEN.l
TIE SosnS Of Tors.

Ai.s. the good old songs Of yors
Have gone quite OuI OF daie--
Surpassed by "old Virginis's Shore"
An6 tae North Car0lins Slate"
No more are heard The pleasing n5,s.
OF Coming through the Rye"
Bat turn you a here yod may, you'l hear
'sSussnna, D0n'i YOa Cry"
To sing Ihs song Of Home, Sweet Home"
A gil could not t.e led;
Bu; ssk her Tor some '-favoriis taRe,"
She'll strike up Uncle Neds'
Then finish Of with ''B ufalo Gals"
Or else silh"Dearssi May
Forgetting that she ever knew
ssEs more kssEi-bresIhing lay.
Oh. give to rns The songs of yors,
TEsi come warm from The hears
Ths; make each Pulse ihroh Siih delight,
And bad the passions star;
Stag me lie Eoag f''HOurs there Were"
III crave rot what belongs
To The list Of "nigger''-PshaR. mean
OF ''f.shionable' songs
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05

THE Hungarian army, according %
the London Times. m n5ers 396. GOO.
more than equal 10 lhs combined Rsss.an
aad Austrian forces engaged IN the cam
paign. This vast army i divided into IL
corps, commanded By The following gen
er1ls: Ben. Pole; Gregory. q Hungari-
an: Damianitsh, Croai; Perezel, Hun
garian; Guyon, an Irishman; klapka. =
S=laye: Dannsmberg, Hungarian; and
Anlich, German. The Hung Irizn Cav
ar cons SIS of % regiments of regulars,
ich OF 1900 10 3.40o men, ard 10000
irregulaTs. The have $50 pieces Of can
non. most OF which are IL and IS pound
ers- The Hungarian clergy OF al sects,
ae wandering 4bC II the country IN their
clerical eossum preaching extermlnatioa
agliast he foreign invaders. The follow
ing Is TIE Oath of kossuth, on being e
iociod Gorernor of Hungary j Ludwig
kossu1h, elected Governor BY the National
Assemblg, swear that | VIII maintain The
declaration Of ,indep psndsnee of she nation
II al rs consequences; that / VII We'd
and enforce obedience 10 The laws and %
the resolution OF the National Assembly
Sd. help me God
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05

TIE RUsT oF LIFE-If people live without
An object. they stand, as 4 were. On the OGisiee
of active life, which gives strength 10 inEsr3
eecUEssiian. even If no nokle enceaFor sr sweet
friendship give that clain 70 daily lie which
qaiei rsges ferneiy and t0Doiisousig 81 ias
human breast, undertaking. bea tn temper,
goodness, nsy. even the esiei of conseisncs,
and eonja1ng nP al the spirits Of darkness; SO
due, the eorrodiag rasi eat into the siees plate.
and 5sface its clear mirror with traoery of
sis.r5ereS carsczisres- .Hs who azs M en-
piorraeni which he gires himself viii irss
earnessness bich does 10, l0se - mach
as himself. has not discovered he true srozsd
On which Chrasiisniiy hriags fossh f-1it'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05

4 QUEER EAD-DREss.-Lieut. Lynch,
IN his expedition TO the Dead Sea thus
describes queer head dress, which the
women about Bevrooi wear.
The most striking peculiarly of dress
we saw, was the iauiur or horn. worn
mostly by the wives of nountaineers. Ii
was IA inches or two feet long, or in
ehes wide al The base, and about i inch al
the top Ii Is made OF TN, silver or gold,
according 10 the circumstances OF lhe wear
er. and 1t IS sometimes studded with pre-
cious stones From the summit descends
vel, which falls upon the breast, and, at
VIII. eonceals the features. II Is worn on
ly by married ones of highest rank. and
once assumed II Is worn for life Altho'
the temple may throb and ihe brain be
rackei with fever, il cannot be LAID aside
Pui on with the bridal robe, ii does not
give place 10 Inc shroud- Its
supposed TO have some reference TO the
words. the horns Of the righteous shall BE
exalted
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-07-05

BTbe les. goods geRssiily coac IN snail
FlsckS<~e-sIIs u -oEae co7sSiztia- foT It's
FtoRie-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
WHOLE no. 3393.
AFFAIR, at saratosa-ur. Clay. nr. Webster.

4 -Fres pClccLcc Z DC 4r4olne
sAxAroGA STsiNos Aug. J. isi9.
ssra'ogA Springs ,inses hest-fgl and more
and more inviting 70 seekers Of hes,h or lovers OF
pleasure. The [ ;. H1te.is a.l 70 repletioo yet
it' "lodsers out have yet 10 lack Of airy roons
and sGmptaous entertainment. Congress Hal and
Mon Ha.. have sso goodly share OF the gay
fashionable, lively and Aa.tere WHO annually
throng or VSterinS-p sces Schneiders [. :
Hotc Bsnc give their G-Ali Beneh, Concert -
lfcot iu tfe uew So. 'cl q tre r :. Hotel srt n
may ilf-e oy the notes 90 preparation. vii be
tre most magnificent display % beauty and booty.
lace as iewe'ry fashion SID SINAI tsikNet ex-
tlut ttls season az Sarstoss Strskosch sni Mad.
sai. Cs.iai follow Nitn GrSud Musical FESTIVAL
ea Monday evening ucxt also o5,e5ve the a..
sest number OF private eSuipages and s?lendidy
.aos-soned horses thsr have dssnei along The Az.
en-es and groves %, Saratoga these ten yess.
Mr CLAY improves daily, and holds private
levees between . sud : clock each day. He
a's' each morning visits Congress sPrinS, and Is
the observed q All observers. HIS mental Wig
or and elasticity or rather versatility Of thought Is
surprising in view O. as advanced age and iusrm
hssih. Neither bis strength nor spirits seem t.
hsg. although his frame has evidently been pretty
severely talked ant his time e now fully O~cupiec
with visits and an exteu sive correspondence.
nlch the cars and mails bring from al directions.
he " lll remain here certainly 81 next week, and
pr bah .oi ger period.
Il $ also rumored thst u sniei Webster will be
here lext week from the East snd Thos. II. Ben
ton and John Van Burcn from the West.
Mrs. Osgood, Ruius W Gnswod, Mr.. Kinney
ani others kuowuto literary lame, are sii.l here
and seem to enjoy themselves very ssreeshy Al
Congress- Hal.
r.. have aso been sojouruing here some days
Your paper comes promptly 10 hand through
MundeA Express aud s tor sale AZ his de 81 al
4 O'Clock Z. " on the day Of publication. and the
Evenin- Edition arrives per n ali th e next morning
stg O'Clock. These. with the Telegraphlc Dis
patch received At a PM. kee3 US ell advised OF
the stirring events of the Metropolis.
Yours Ia haste. DlcA LoN0.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

the number q a.o.ls0.l have entered sr.;zeE.ali
AID have teeu -a,Au.-a.t-. received a 'ae Cs-,5a o..
H4-re
Tee couf-t,.strr ri Prussia Hanover -nt s4x1nv
has received the sahesla n the powerful state. o.
Hesse Dsrm.,.li sake We.ner Meck.er l-s
scbver.n .na NacA..ubers -.reil'r. O.len5-r. Ns..
So. tie Eec;o-a,e o, Hes.e, sake Cobolrs Go;As.
SAKE Ne.1.nseu. SAKE Al,enJlrs and AHA. Desssa
Tae Arch Duke John has protested agalns; The AZ.
rangsusr. With 1eamar< Bat is power IS cay s
SHADE
Hr~GAzT Hungary contends = ith Tizor. and -ns
a. symps'hes send yo- sIussuaeeHt proclamation
oi Ko..uth It's .ad ihs; great part r ;hs Rsissn
Csv..-v have gore over o. RE Msgyars Tasf4c, ard
other. Ike -, would have cslsed 4i Poland 20 30 p-i in
state Of s.es. The Russian ocers are desert.ns .'
great uum'er. md several have been arrested who
were attempting g. Psss into Hungary. N-ae have
been shoi q the C.isdel Of warsaw.
conclude by announcing the publication Of new
Review by Louis Blanc. entitled l. No.rsal Agris.
beg you also 70 notice that IN attacking the selfish
ness and avArce O; the bygrseosie 1t Is not the spirit
OF business or commercial enterprise that condemned.
On the contrary, one Of the most deporable ,aings
among u. s the fact that true industrial courage does
not exist, and that, Influenced ~ the iesrs Of pre-
serving and cconon1ing their gains, the o9urg-o.se
have lost All strength and every vrtue-even that Of
patriotism Yours with sincere regard.
JULES LFCHENAIItR.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
The ChoIera-ProfanIty.

r. fie Ednor of Tie TlbaHsi
| attended D.. C0xs Church on Friday and
heard an excellent Discourse, tom Jeremiah Sxxvi
C. T. Ny object in handing you this Is u give short
quotation but shor' as II Is, it contains volume
speaking of the sins oi the nation There Is one he
remarked. "awtuly prominent frgfine scearHg bui
% s The DARK catalogue, there -uu one more We Hni
,xecratle than ihi. lt commonly does aud loves g.
cluster with other sins and he who looks up ani Ia
suits his Maker his face needs bur little moro I'M
pr0vcmeut o make him finished devil
~ We publish the above for the good It may
DC, without desiring to be understood as counte-
nancng the ides Of connexon between Pro'ane
swearing aud the Cholera. We believe profane
eating, profsne drinking. profsne butcherlng' pro
hne whisky making in citiesD proisne tsllo~-
melting. proiane bone boiling and the creation o.
Droiane stinks in various ways, have combined to
bring the Cholera upon US. Profane swearing,
being a sin, must surely be punished. but We
think ia some more appropriate way. However
let every one be persuaded in his own mind
IFi Trib.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The Ntw-YOak TRIBUNE.
The Election In Tennessee,

NA8HFILLEl -|001T -
The T. lection held in this State on THURSDAY
for Governor and Representatives 70 the next Congress
Nley 70 result 90 far regards the contest Tor 'ne
Gubernatoral chair, in favor Of the LocoFoco cshoi
date Bu, nine Couutes have been heard from ana Il
Trousdsle the LocoFoco candidate gains with equs
,o in the Counties TO be heard from, he will be elect
cd by about 1900 majority.
The returns from the With Congressional District
been received which state that Ewing Loco Eoco
Ia. been elected to Congress by majority OF 100 HIS
antagonist was w Culium.
A, the las, Presidential Election, the With District
,aye Cen Taylor majority OF l2ll
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Con,tttutiouaI Reform In Missouri.

The Legs atore Of Mis.oori, al its last session.
ossed pint resolutions tor the amendment Of the Con.
.utgon Of that -t-re IN four particulars The hsst 10
for the eleoon u Judges u TIE yree Court by the
people.
The second proportion "a for the election Of Judges
oi tee Circuit Court 90 Dy tn people The hf't eiec-
tion the smeDcments b. adopted. Is 70 De held on
tne arst Monday ia Asgu., l55i, which time the on
- both trs Supreme and Circuit Court Judges are
" oe vacated.
The third proposition for the election oy tne peo-
e o. the Secretary Of state, Auditor Of FaSAe Ae'
cosnts state Treasurer AttorDey General and Register
u Public Lands each 70 hod their oflce io' ne term
VI four years.
boundary of the state ~ - Include al mat tract Of
cosntry wing west Of toe present boundary OF the
.t.r- - that ae shal be bounded Oilovs viz
.eurlnz At the south west u tns middle Of the n.ir
ch.pnel Of Grand RIVER. Ih-nes up tns 10 the
mouth OF the SeoshO RIVER tnsnce Up Ia the middle o
ne main channel of the same u the northern bound
Ary Of the G4sps~ land thence slong said bound
sfy 70 the present STATE hne include % much o
said boundary a. Congress may assent 70"
lNsiGRASrs-Ihe " hole number o. passenser'
arrived .. tie por. Of Boston 70 tee ncrth o. July u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Railroad Convention at Macon.

PHTrADELPruA, Monday, Aug o.
The great Railroad Convention met at Macon
On the lot inst and organized by cectng Hon James
pav a. President. and Thomas Hsrdman and Free
man A. Secretaries Stormy debates took place among
,he Delegates in regard to the adoption Of different
routes. day was agreed upon for the opening OF
book. Of subscription road to run through Clinton
and Csntonton to some point on the Georgia Road
The Convention adjourned to meet in Augusta on the
fourth Wednesday in September, when Commissioners
will be apponted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Hartford, Cesn.-rrt.isy Cssnepesmest.

correspcndspce Of The Trbune
HAsrroSp. conn- Aug = $40.
Ye,,erdaythe Annual commencement OF Tnni'y
EpscopaD College. was he'd At Christ Church.
N this city. The ATTENDANCE Was large Of bone ss
vel s iore "a lsersa- The weather ~s most SUSPECT
ou. he.ns very cool and comfortable for August The
performances Of the Graduating Clsss We. sustained
he reputation Of the Institution
oSOss ~ EIsRcisrs
ye-t.rv fr~.rs--t L-. Sa-fsfs-S ssA -
r-.hss oaf-- p acs. Lssu'~sp Gag 0iits.. h.rt
- Sysf- sfi-s Eresf-Ca.s ~s-sea w.r-a. N
49, A f~n- ~ t>afsssss-0- 0-z.,ai 0urs-. k-usas
b. N.n--s P-.ss1ss- CA,r,-- ws>.tcu As>of Wsfr-s
s'.s =: r.. es, ~ ~.
r,s c---ss-. 4 "a Fsss s-s.J.r-' s''s's's.
49, s-.os >.-~s'e,. Gee sr-ts tsse-. '@fv-'
cos'sr-s ~ v-sfs-'' 0-sns-- s,Sf~rsD - s-.f -
,ssp-Josa ~,t.oa S.oos. h.nNrs fr.sessss .-so, s
i--s Fa1.. y "a. e..s.ss s.s.s esss - a. Iss,-sf
The following persons received the Degrees as
prctxed
RaeA.lsy = srh-chrle. W Abbott JoSr At~ood.
hver Cnas 4 L ncs.-y. James Poftv G-a >lu,ncr
Jr -. r-yor. Chs. Nhe.oo. John Wilcox
Nlsfr, = .irts r's'ss -Messrs john Wssnn, edk
. Hsriusu. A fred X Bun, samuel Whiuns o-orfs
; aiuns. Move. Alaef. ( h ra'tle, Jss wsrlea.
ln,,,p.~iisi --c- of,rv cal.ce -Menr. A " l'r.-.
'ohn. Jliox CoDsge 2 : BAoosH md ; NJ Brow. Nsis
ss~,fiei ID su-S,- -Me..r. Philip Ripley. j. A
Ja.on Co..ese Wentworth L Chids " Noan anos
Go ege. } Ockgn. VI A Chtsrs College. CAnhriogr.
T. aawsins. D. Exeter College, OAfofd
Haae,l,s pegres. NJ A-Rev " bsrteit. Major
: Lgke-, Chelsea. Mass Rev Rs ph Hcyt of New - a.
sanford. Eso American Legation, Prussia. LID
Hon lssae Relncd' Judge u he sspreme Court q
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Murderer sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. D.
Accounts from New rleaus 10 the 80 inst state
that Robert Little convicted of numbering his wife, had
been sentenced TO the Penitentisry for life
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
VeuovaIs md Appointmcnts.

WAsHlNGroN. Monday, Aug. 9.
Messrs. Lumpkins Hardin and Gddie, Clerks
ID the Pension Office, have been removed AMI Messrs
sweringer Of Va; Clark OF Rhode leland and -------
OANew. York have been appointed in their places.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Canadian Matters.

MONTREAL, Saturday, Aug 4-PM.
The Board of Health have prohibited any moro
concerts at present Is supposed at the request OF the
public authorities, to prevent any more disturbances
nom occurring Madame Lsborde's concert, snnounc-
ed for this evening, will therefore not come Oh.
The in,erments from Cholera yesterday were 8.
Al Quebec, on Thursday, there were Il deaths from
Cholera
York
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

PHIL LADELPHIA, MONDAY, Aug v
rag picker was kicked to death last night by
a rival in the business. The murderer was arrested
and committed to prison by the Coroner
One OF the aegroes who fought duel with knives on
Friday died today
negro attempted to commit a rape on married
lady at Frankfort last night The scoundrel was ar
rested and committed to Moysmensiog prison
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

Col. WELLrE-TsE Mosouiro KwoDox "A
ws.hngton correspondent Of the Hvaid writes (Aag u
follows:
Col Weller has already drawn from the Treasury
s3,Oo0 Out Of the sSoO1o appropriated Dy Congress
for the boundary survey and tbls vast sum does nos
cover the salaries OF the corps since Aaren i"e ins
was drawn before be left Pansns and tne oo'efnmsn,
n@s knossdgs that be has gene 70 -sn p'sso a. -.
on the contrary there 10 strong reason 20, oee,es
that he hss gone 10 San Frsneisco Dr.ts .om % nlm'
Independent OF the 81 100 70 the smoans o. eI.o,
have recently been protested ey NJ Cl-y'oo-ms1ins
,,,sl "a al zoo * pended BY Weller At Psnsm-. 10.
dependent Of the salaries OF hs -n ior tne ' 'oaf os
ave- month. You viii see oy this .i.emsn, now very
nof.ir ma. the eba,zs made BY Warrington eorrss
ronsent Of the H7ald tins since, that Weller
x.. removed merely from political grounds
uil write you with reference 20 the Mosquito QQes
don : tew Days Tue American Government bss pro
tested in the strongest manner against The attempt OF
EnglAnd 70 close he 81 Johns River against our cd
rens Who have contracted 70 build canal for the State
Of Nicaragua The Govcrnmeos 10 determined not 70
permit Bntish inteersnce In the msssr In any shape
whatever, and VII! upaold our siussas u saaS sA<s
ooaUsss tog ~ saaAl-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

FROM PoRro PLArA.-The schooner CGniNa
Soa Cspt NoSrHAN, from Porto Plsa. arrived yes,er
aay. she leit no American vessels in port
Dominican man OF war brig LEFT Porto Plata on the
18th ut for St Domingo. with 40 prisoners on board
taken at Santiago for rebellion
AL vi" qOist at Porto Plata great quantity
Of Tobacco was constantly carrying in from the eoun'
try.
On 4h instant saw large ship with painted ports on
shore south OF Cape Henlopen, on fenwieks Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
arooLI,u Board Of Health ..MoNr

T,ere were 80 ca.es Of Cholera reported 20 tns o'
g.. 81. d hours ending Sunday morning sOeiocS'
"a ~ deaths. snce yesterd-7 there have been re-
a,,ed this Office q .-s,s Of epidemic Cholera and
sdss,b. viz, Michsel O'coDnor' aged a. Balue-st =
,~.a cn,,sp. aged 20. Kelsey Alley sarah A. Cum
,'Dgbsn aged 90 columbis'ti Ann Daller'y' sged g.
A. Bonora Dwyer aged J, Amity-st Catha'
,,. short aged 25. cor. Hudson-av. and Illlsry'st
g,za Beeek'ey. aged g. 3 Furmsnst. Elizabeth Don
,,,v aged 80, Bond St Anna mcCullen' aged 49, De-
-v.t c. z. j. CooDMcI, Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Aanir. in NInntrenI-Excitement.
MONTREAL, Saturday, Aug.


The proclamation Of the Board OF Health for
bidding public entertainments some excitement
There have been qusrres about the singing OF national
anthems a, concerts which s considered the reason
ior the prohibition Of the entertainments.
The health Of the city is still improving xr.z
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
7 10 y : : : : :

80 reports from Black wells Island "'ra '1ry ~, -
y..dsu.i.l The number remaining in tho Hos
cos,ed 70 four. and are spportioned as fol-
4 in William st Hospital; 70 u Thirteenth S. .
%. y a,,,,on ., and l6 in Thirty ffhst Total %.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
reunes,ee and L,nchburg Railroad.

PHLADELFHiA, Monday, aug o
Sixty mules Of the Tennessee and Lynchburg
Railroad are to be laid and the work is to be put under
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
No,,b.Csro,Ipn Election.

WAsmNCTON, Monday, Aug o.
FIRST DISPATCH.
Sufficient returns have been received from the
vth District to insure the reelection Of A. w Venaoe
Loco.F Foco, over H. X. Nash, Wing. Ashe' Loco'toco'
b., beaten Reid Whig in the With District
In the With District Ashe, Loco Foco, for Congress,
kas 3OC5 sud Reid. Wing, 315.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Markets. ..Nrw-okLrASs. Aug. 2
Markets....BMrINoSE, Aug. 4.

There was nothing OF importance done In Cor
yesterday. Prices continued Arm. Operators
were waiting tor the steamers news.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07

There was nothing doing in the CoTros or
FLorR markets CoKS--Sales Of 6.Oo0 bush Mixed a;
o. aOOO Yellow a, csc none SaOst GVNNY BAGS
5000, to arrive, a. lOic.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-07
Markets...BosroN Aug. 4

There was no change IN FLOUR. WHEAT de
ehned &c per bush CoKN also declined &c.