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mltted In Woodford county, KY, week before last
William E. Blackburn was killed by Thos Steele.
man by the name of Gorham was shot the same
week, between Lexington and Georgetown. "A
horrid and revolving murder was committed on the
person of Mrs Foster, near Fort Sterling.
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KENTUCKY FIGHTs.-The Lexington Ky) Oh.
server of the Goth states that Cassius NJ. Clay is
not only not Dead but is believed to be out of dam
ger. The Louisville papers of the Goth say that
Robert Wickffe, Jr., late Charge to Sardinia, and
Mr.. Robertson, son of Judge Robertson, of Lexing-
ton, left Lexington Monday, the 18th, to fight
duel, which was to come off on the GOTH
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN

~ We invite attention our stock Of Summer cusr.
sstIng of full and elegant assortment Of FINE GO1s ~
the most fashionable STYLE Consisting in part g.
DRESS COATS of Super French Drap d'Ets:
FROCK COATS, OF Drap Etc and Csslmereue
PALETOTS and SdCS, Of Drap d'Ee Cashr,,rs. IA.
Merino, Alpaca, Linen, Giagham Lusre seers j, -
BUSINESS COZ TEES and FROCK COATS d Nsiu
paca, Linen, Seersucker. Lustre etc. ETC. 1855
PANTS, Of French Drap d'Ete, White and Fancy Duln. m
kin, Seersucker, Check Linen, etc etc.
TESTS, OF White and Fancy Marseles Linen Nana ss A.
SHiRTS-Lnen, Linen with Cottan Bosom Linen VIA Co.
Bosom, and Coorei Linen snd Cotton Of superior gu,Sr
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, of Gauze FIarpd q,
Silk and Cotton, Linen, Cotton, Lse Thread eic st
CR-1pdTS Cloves, Handkerchefs, suspenders Dreurlys
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Begx etc. ETC.
NORRIS L. WAY "a Csmp 4
je9 2dptie30 of Comm u under Hewlets Es,Aur
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SHIP FEvER.-Rochester, N. Y, appears to be
much troubled with ship fever The Board of
Health have erected several hospital buildings
there for the treatment of it. Their report of the
10th inst shows four new cases
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MORTALITY AMONG THE FIsHEs-There is a
great mortality among the fish in Beargrass Creek,
near Louisville, about mile from the creek, in
the bend. Immense numbers of the fnny tribe
were to be seen on the Goth, dead-varying in size
from the smallest to eighteen inches in length.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

u- Sir George Simpson, British Governor Gen.
eral, accompanied by bis Secretary, Mr. Colville,
passed through the Lake Superiour country re-
Gently on his way to Hudson's Bay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

EUROPEAN STEAMER. - This BIRTHS packet
sailed from Boston on the Goth inst, with O5 pas.
sengers for Liverpool, and Z for Halifax.
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PHILADELPHIA FIRE.-The Glass-works of Dr.
Dyott, about three miles from Philadelphia, We're
totally destroyed by fire on the 18th inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

MEMPHIS CONVENTIONAL public meeting has
been held at Tuscaloosa (Ala) in favor of the
Memphis Railroad Convention it adopted strong
preamble and resolutions, and authorized the
Mayor to appoint at his leisure, ten delegates, to
represent that citv
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''The POetS," Beautifully Illustnt

THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal Street
POEMS OF HENRY WADSWORTH Iasr,,
Low, with illustrations by American Artist, sY ~
Turkey. ~ "a
WIN. CULLEN BRYANT'S POETICAI. wos,,I
Complete, handsomely bound. "vxa
POEMS OF EARLY AND AFTER YEAR, n
ILLUSTRATED POEMS. by L. Il. sgourpev.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN N
loglSslls arranged BY Frederick Row,on eerana, a'
SCOTS LADY OF THE LAKE, a suIs,b No. ~.
with ten elegant Engravings, beautifully bound N VI 49,
POLITICAL WORKS OF JOHN MILTON ~
Memoir by James tgomery, Illustrated hy III ~ 7
| volume. Niolit
PHAETASlA ard other Poems, BY Mrs James g,E
CHlLDE HAROLD,S PILGRIMAGE New pHs.
with all the les by Lord Byron, Esed by Thos ~ m
POEMS OF OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES "a
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DRY Goods Selling Of, and No Reserve as TO Prices
M. r. HAGGERTY q BRO,

Win ,...- ~, NO. 5S Canal Street,
ney and staple DRY GOODS, very prices These
nave r great part been auction within the
"a rev much under manufacturers prices
r nan tne present very low price Of goods offer
Purchasers IN looking through will find that we do not
only lower ne price few leading
hs. sn cur Seoa are offered at the same reduced prices
through egE Stock, N, n, HAGGsEETY a Han ~
m's sffsal Nj, Sd CsssI s,,ssi,
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OHIO RIvER.-On the evening of the Doth there
We're feet inches water in the canal at Louis
vile. During the previous "a hours the river had
receded two inches.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

MISSING SHIP SAFE. The ship Philadelphia,
from Panama to San Francisco, arrived at the
latter place on April 80, after passage of 81 days
The report that she was burned at sea is thus rro
we'd 10 be erroneons
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OLYMPIC THEATRK.-This evening will be produced
Pianches celebrated Drama of The Bngand" Pas
seu by the graceful little Josephine, and Blackstone
whlmsicaIty OF the Irish Lion added the Drama can
not but fill this little jewel of a threatre.
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wv
A GARD.

saw In the crescent and Delta of Thursday, my name
signed to call for Meeting Friday evening at some
place not mentioned The of it wholly Unauthorized
by me; and would thank gentlemen if hereafter they will
have the goodness to ask my before they make me
sign ihings which never saw. JOHN C. LARUR
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nT We are obliged to the steamboat General
Lafayette for late papers.
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OF We are obliged to the officers of the steamer
Alhambra for late papers,
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GREAT HEAT.-The thermometer, in Philadel.
phia, rose to e5e IN the shade, on the Goth Inst
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o. Bishop Tyler, OF the Catholic Church, died
at Providence, r. l., on the 18th inst
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LOUISIANA METROPOLIS.

is me ention of the undersg add to the pumber
oI VsIant publc sentinels the battle field of Ma
IONA and Sta'e politics in Louisiana by Commencing The
pnoc ation OF weekly the of IA ON Rnnga
INST OF September next deyoed mainly the
hs ne ana gor2us principle. of the Democratic party
hsamsm1nsssed in IT'S typogaphydiversed in lis de-
aeeurae IN us commercial in its char
ac.e-deco Gus IN Us ione-coueous and dgnifed to MS
po1ents1and strc y oItho lex politics. IL will
sustain the nominees of the recent Democrats
Sae nvenfon 1t will be printed on fine white paper
emu new matenas procured exp essiy the pufpose
anu issued daily du ing the session of the Legislature A.
Pat o Of h state pride and 70 ga public curiosity the
with beautfu engraved design Of the Capitol Prosne
"a. VIII be shortly issued, detailing the scope design and
general purposes OF the publication and Circulated
out LOUISIANA. Mississippi and the coermnous States
1000, w M. SMYTH, Late Editor
JesoN Southern Reiormer," Jackson Miss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

The MAINE LEGISLATURE ON SLAVERY IN
THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-In the Maine
House of Representatives the following resolution
was passed by 1l2 yeas to IA nays:
Whereas the people of Maine regard slavery with feelings
OF ound adherence. conflicting with the great prnci
piles OF freedom and free demen political
progress and ought to be upheld in the
Capital OF our glorious Union the sanctuary of Lib
eny: Therefore,
RESOLVED That Senators and Repre- sentatives in Con-
be requested their influence to abolish
slavery and the trade the District of Columbia BY
all constitutional means,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29
NEW ORL E A Ms:

OF The packet schooner Iona, Capt. Leetch,
left Chagres on the 10th inst. Reports the schooner
Alexander, from New York, at Chagres. There
were very few passengers on the Isthmus or at Pa
mama. Six ships and several small vessels were
at Panama, waiting for passengers to San Fran
cisco. There was no sickness at Chagres or Pana-
ma, and there had been but little rain
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SELLING OFF CLOTHING !
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
No "a MAcAyJNr srprEr

t. determined SELL OUT stock such
prices the wishes of
partial list of Goods and Prices:
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LUNcH.-McK enzie-(see advertisement)-gives grand
Epicurean Festival this morning at 10 O'Clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

OF We are very much indebted to Capt. Crane,
of the steamship Galveston, for Galveston papers,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29

IHE RIvER-At Vlcksburg on the 25th The river
was slowly rising. The annual June rise il now
coming down the Missouri and the Arkansas,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29
FINE SHIRTS.

T We have now in store complete assortment Of mrfn Lime
and Cotton SHIRTS. As have mas INNS
abed to guaranty fit Tho Shirts made eIpsa5 zm
toners, and are of course in The latest Styles and made d
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS 4 BUsH
jel2-lm2dp Dealers in Fancy Articlss csrs
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
YMOUR & co..

f% CAMP, Nert Door TO Corner Of GraUier street.
brFEh at the tOacest prices of any Store in this city
GOODS. VI "h''-i anu pIoi haphE
ne prices OF this New Establishment will be found gem
orally lar lower than the usually current and its char
acter Tor good articles will be sustained $3.50 $50 '
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE nav
GS IN every variety comprising seasonable articles of
Purchasers will find the goods in this Store probabv moys
than they contemplated before examination
.. mem ny5 3taw
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-29
9. Of T.. =. Meetings This Ev.,,.'

UNION division No. 8. Crystal Fount Hail 9oo :,
y toulas street, at oclOck. ieAs
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. IL, a. Unity Hall M,s-
ings. Third Municipality at o'clock s'shf B&
STAR OF HoPR DIVISION No. rs, at Y. R,.,
Lafayette. at O'Clock. en q
You've MENs MAGNOLIA DIVISION No IL ., Dr. Y
cor. Common and st. Charles sts. at o'olocsH n u
~ l. o. o. F.-Odd Fsllous' Rea-rh.
Directors announce that on and after the 18th NAV IN ne
pared to dispose OF LOTS and VAULTS The Csyrsukk
|. o. o. f., beautifully situated the Metar;. n
lows, viz: "AsAaf
NUMBERED LOTS, by 10 feet, at $50.
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot a'oV Gu Nj
VAULTS, at $40 each. NJ
Do. To Lodges, Joint Propretors, and rsml....
$50 each. 'en hasd
~ Vaults to be paid for iii advance. -
Applications for Lots or Vaults to be made 10
myl0u G. W. SHAW Treasure, a.
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~ Cincinnati j. infested with burglars,
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ssss ssss SsssSs9s
MIRACULOUS!
WONDER OF WONDERS!!!

OF beng the Cheapest in the City, which generally admitted
act and there be satisfied of this
among the other articles, the following
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CtBARLEsToN MoNEY--Boarht BY
~ )so I'm u. u BART " co, % Tehsvplsenl5 y
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eF% Native American Fire Co. No. 16-Attend
Monthly Meeting the Engine House FRIDAY EVEN
ING. June 29, al hal,past o'clock.
L.. p McILVAtN. Secretary.
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steamboat Departures This Day.
. Fridav weekIy Packet Gen


DAY Friday 2pth inst O'Clock p for Princeton skpwh'
Landing Providence Mkens Bend VIcEsDurg Grand Gull
Rodney Nache Bayou Sara Morgana Morgan Raccouci
Tunica Bends. je29l 7. b. SMITH, 20 Magazine ST.
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The Sumter Banner:
vBLlSHED Every. ..ly'issESDaY MORNING, BY
WILL lam JR RANCIS.
T E r Nj S.:

1'tro Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
Fifty-cents al the ex. .,ration of six months, or
Three Dollars at the end of the year.
No paper discontinued until ali arroarages
are paid, unless at the option of the Proprietor
GTAdvertisements inserted at IS cts. per
square, "a lines or less,) for the first and
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on all Advertisements or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
TOne Dollar per square for single in
sertion. Quarterly and Monthly Advertise
ments will be charged the same as single
Insertion, and sem-monthly the same as new
ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
and Communications recommend ng Cand.
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Exhibitions, will be charged as ADVERTISE
ments.
UAll letters by mail must be paid to in
sure punctual attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

DR.. CoMsrocK OS ATNOSPHEKic ELScrkioi1f-
DIR J. L. CoNsrooK. Of Hartford, has recently pu'
forth several statements TO su6s,snate his theory mat
there will be little thunder sad lightning IN ana ABOUT
those places which trsversed by Railway tracks ana
Telegraphic wiresior the reason that the meiac 50"
faces constantly attract the electricity Of the clouds ana
disspse the power that would Otherwise result III ~
plosions 1t stated that Hartford since the ou1
ing Of railroads and the erection OF teegrsPhc wires
there has remarksoe scarcity Of thunder storms
During the time extending from the Winter OF a TO
October last not enc severe storm Of this description
occurred and lightning seen but three times from
bne 10 October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
More About Levi, County.
rre.pondence % The Tribune.
ru-fsCo \ y Jul

/ Aollf- ltA-cillt 'i A-N 4t.'-"'
LEWIS CO. \ July 81.
yV,rt,,-s -ss+s,ots he-s Are prs.tiv. in the
oeI-i there are Tex amos more '7' .'e' I'M" '1 =
.ud f. " spots nd 70 5alt'u than Lew, County 4.
| -. Va are syysre tls, many a. oi the opinion
80. - ;.. ,.,,., ,,,gr .i.bt months
'''' - , ..,.... -. .,.
j" the ! tH'' AZ
Us twelve. lbs impression "as OVe" 'e10''N
oa,Iy from, ,u- fs,fatsi tica position. suf
.. D..
psii uec@u'e u 5 LEV 'o'"'' ''' pay ~
came iney s@t nu' greatest Proc $. csc A"'
o4'trf-ts IN ~ H NVFt 30 =" '''
tne Gay oi rs msNlus AN' We H'e '"''i.. '''
impress ou o. u, 70 Io' ne'-i'e-td Oy YOUR Lev
Co Correspondent, Who Is not Ha'4'e' AAu 7" 10
seems drl-hted d. ..hS tt iA''o N.e+'''" /
' me one 'H"-in J-'t ct c''' -
N ttter "i great nom" ~ - t"' O'''"'s "d' oe'S
never GO ''seiAer the i"nSo'te4t, sve' al ne
aSi'n, neither 30 uls les go i' l'''a" ".' w."
nrir lovers o. O-h'li win ams@ Meht N" sih
'endous upns neg oi these early c"mi"ie's o' u"
primitive s.ititis. True 'n--e are lew s'ls
perhaps. oi r ia d" 20 nave ll'I oi"' n'l'r '.'
me cue '' Zoe 'ffes'eas ""''o' p'''- ~ " '''
He tn-F Way up % lN'rP'" ''"'' -. ''
y sra OF 'n'ns - "a IS .u"-! .'sJ
heavy saN-uiill ms l. 81 'ish' t-'i o 'nr
world. Tor IT, god Too man hchit to NL"N i'TN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

A yl6oRoUs RACE o. WARRIORS The ~.
PM Mlnnesots Reginlr Of late date. hss the ioL.


Pgni MlDnesots Rsgsfer, of late date has the FOL
loving Interesting srtice
within the limits OF the territories Of the hafson
BAY Company. there resid-s class OF men "ho,
ground down oy the tyranny Of that huge mon ply,
seek 70 place themselves under the protection ~ ne
Tinted states These men, arc ususlly known the
Rcd River hsli breeds They generally speaking,
Of mixed lndisn. English Scotch or French boOo 80
Brought W from Earliest youth . feel that their cub
.istruce VII depend upon their sknl - horsef"n a.
hunters they accustom themselves 10 every exercise
sud privsnon which tend harden their mu.cie.
and prepare them tor their vocation A. matter 4
course, the whole body u these hunters are csp.fai
snd amazingly expert the OF mr. arms
Depending cnurrly upon the ludson Bay Company
tor ammunition snd arms they must submit "a .ny 40
all the arbitrary rules impossd up.n them ana hey
are hcsru'y ured OF these exsctons
Twice esch year. these huntsrs four or I've hun
bred IN number start Tor the American territorss ~
er the bufso, with from thousand "a twelve lDrffra
carts. drawn by horses or oNcn which are drissn ~
roe women snd chldren Toe governed by
nxrd rules while AZ the hunt which must not ~ b.
iunged under severe penalties They al l'-se ne
camp together. with the exception q = few Who
trit ~ guard and ~hen cerne surround OF but
iso have tax place. the women and children sut
tor 10 assist ia nutch.us aud drying the ts
slain animals Zach catt viii costsn the Tcme.n ,or
dried meat pounded and melted t-'lo~ poured n
OF ten hu-lnes that tee slsug her of thrsr
may W. estmsted 1T upward OF twenty Thousand ~.
nusny The meat thus prrpsref 10 pnfchs.ed q a
-ins price by the Hudson Bay Company snd IL ursd
10 provision the inland trading pOss Attempt has "A
one been made % prevent the neufsiur. ~
these people within our boundaries. but without ef'i
Many of these mixed bluoas desire nov % remove %
Pembins which the American eide OF th~ linz and
.ettls there II permission BE- obtained frnm our
Government They would constitute q formidable sud
efficient ds,n northern frontier IN see ~ IN
dian Disturbances. ~ they sre mucn irsrch ~ AZ ~"
different Tribes. The bnil-h settlement NJ h"d h'rf
u the vicinity OF Fort Gary numbers about ave tnoa
A ..,ul-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

TIE WEATHER AND THE CROPS II MNSs-A
copjous rain commenced on Saturday forenoon. and
continued unu late in the evening. Complaints, how
ever have already been made al Csais, and in this
vicinity Of the fatal black spots, indicating the cestruc
non of what IS almost the lie Of our farmers. the
50, rron And II IS a Tact that this Is nor without
r,ls,ion for we have and held Ia cur han :.
the .ckened and decsyed tops oil Ice present growth
sui AS general thing far as our ooseTy have
extended. the potato crop l)oAs rtm"AAe'y We" o.'
~, ,s can g. what day msy bring iorth 10 ind!cs,
their destruction The hay crop, II must Re confessed
is remarkably thin. Vegetables are dons wei. ana
corn looks ap" decidedly EssiPoT' sentinel -o'A
~ The new ed, nee of the Boston Athene-
um" in Beacon st. Boston. opened on wednesday
lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Affairs In Pittsburgh-The Weather->JOO0O
gone 10 the state Treasury Robbery ana
Destruction OF n Is Oat-New FIRE DEPART

ment, &C. PTTsBu ROT, wednesday, Jul! %
The weather 10 day bears very cloudy appear
ance with every prospect OF heavy RAIN which At
this time s much needed as our river Is very low
Oar city, thosh, continues to be considered very
healthy.
Our County Treasurer J w Baxter, Ia left the
CITY today with fy thousand dollars for the State
Treasury at Harrisburg.
wsnton outrage u property was committed at one
OF our uharv,s last night. keel boat belonging To
the Lake Erie aud Michigan Lines. was stolen, and
taken past the city Point Bar where It wa robbed
and set ON hire. The arnou't OF the loss sustained
which no doubt will al heavily the owners, IS not
a.csrtsined.
The citizens Of Allegheny have determined 10 be no
longer dependant the former system OF the hre de
partment Five nre mpsnies have been fused IN
four wards which stem 50 FAR, works admirably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Cincinnati h-Weather-Busi-
ne-s OF The CIV.
CINoINNArI, Wednesday, July p.

CINCINNATI Wednesday, July %
The weekly report OF Intern 'nts, which was
made public at late hour last night shows gratifying
diminuton of deaths compared with former reports -
The cemeteries reports day do not reach 80 aud as
proof that the pestence il leaving us It will be seen
that death. by other diseases, which yesterday were
equally divided with Cholera, to-day take the Pfece
dence.
We are now visited by heavy rains and the river IS
rising rapidly. The rain II II continues VIII nave
tendency to delay the work OF repair at the Miami
Canal
Flour Is selling At e. 80 per Dbl Transactions are
mostly done for home consumption. Lard IN Kegs
sells at 7c per To- Whisky is in request at lsfc per
anllnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

MsISE.-The question OF removing the Seat Of
Government of Maine from Augusta to Portland has
again been sgtated in the Legislature lteci'ed some
discussion and very decided expression in favor OF ii
change 1t has also been proposed to hold the session
OF the Legislature alternately hvoo ten yesrs at Port
land aud Bangor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

ARRIVALS AT QusBEC FROM THE SyA.-On tn
week ending 2ls' inst 100 passengers arrived At Que
bee and during the % ri passengers Thsyesr
59l vessels (239f tuns1 have into that port ami
in the rivvr below, being q O0l under ast
years srrvsls notwithstanding the violence of oustei
politicians aud the shifting tariff. and rules Of egsla
"a "a reruAfOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
sy TELEGRAPH 10 rHt Ntw.YOak TRIBUNE.
nscrease Of Cholera Mt Philadelphia
of the Markets.

PHLADELPHIA, Thursday, July 20
The Cholera with ms is decreasing. The c'ses
to-day are only % and deaths Of which cases ana
deaths were in the Aims House
The market for Produce Is quiet
Inotice quite movement IN Sugar. ana SAFES OF
about 800 hhds New Orleans and Cuba at very iu
prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Sailing Of The Alabama, &c.

NEW-ORLEANs, saturday jury a.
The steamer Alabama LETT here on Thursday tor
Cbagres with 500 passengers.
The Cotton market continues arm sales OF oDO Oaes
were made yesterday at previous rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

rsov vrpAnIso Letters Of = late date have
-. .-~.irsS in this city from Valparaiso. Tae Cali
soFp,s excitement couunued. aud sooe, all the ch;an
vessel. were going or had gone to Csiornis Freishi'
TO cosstwise ports quoted at IRON go 70 sS per
ten aSS''S- 'N--'
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Ssw.York Post once Appointments.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

IT, The place Of the next annual meeting ot
the American Board Of Commissioners for fsreign Mis-
sions has been changed from Syracuse TO Pttsheld,
Mass-,o commence on the llth OF September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

Ess.ruM-I In our leader YESTERDAY la,'.'"t
i.., ,b., F,lsn 10 Hungary is hfy miles Soup'ea"
n,a.e - - n South. west A. We srote IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

RywARKABLE COI%ciDs>cg AID Lo'ot'I'f,-
Mrs s,rsn Palle,t died in Prince" Anne county va
on Wednesday She was born the Fourth day OF
July l7l3 ami died on the Fourth Of July, l549-nsy
ins numbered precisely l04 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
po,rd Of Health. THURSDAY.

DR.. GErK, the Resident fhy 'e''"' ''Po''' 'y' ~"
,..,srdsy. returned in the foow wing order