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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

CUurouvh NLws, The las, arrival from
California btinGs Intelligence Of the aciioD Of
tho people in reference ton he formation of a
Government, aud the preaerA state Or position
Of TIA qao'tor iiea,-- very clearly
tba, the people viii be rcody Q ask 70. adnj',
SION into our Unlon a. a State ut the EeKt SEES.
siou of Congress, with free Constitution
There would appear to bc no reason why they
will not be- thus admitted. No body supposes
they viii be denied unless the northern Dil.
nnghams unite with the South against them
IN Congress and insist that they BRING slav.
cry into the Union. lf they do not in.
tend to do this, the question is already settled,
thatr,so have 40 more slave territory annex
ed TO the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

RoHHrry The msl from n iiamp'
shire TO Boston, pissipg over The Concord,
aud Nashua Railroads, on Saturday morning
last, was mulilaled and robbed 4 number Of
the stolen letters we're Afterwards found in a
oas at t'e depot Of the EaHIefh Railroad a. East
Boston, considerably torn and riAcd. Sever
al notes, one for $500 and another for 500
were len untouched Several letters, from
their contents, are known to have contained
money, one so, sc. They have been sent
back 10 Copoofd Suspicious rest uPun per
son us the supposed robbrr, and police officers
are on Tho look ont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

Tnr MAt eoRor0u llorrI Ny an Ad-
yertiscmrnt IN onr columns twin be noticed
that the Marlborough Hotel located on Wash
ington Street, Bogton, has been recently en-
lAfged and otherwise improved. lis location
- Of the beet IN the CITY fof soioarrets,es-
are conducted with much order and regularity,
and the traveller can 6nd rec; OF amusement
No his inclination may dictate. Mr. JomS a.
PAHEv, Formerly of Barnet, has bee me a part
ncf in conducting this Hotel, and his previous
occupation ~ well As his known enterprise,
quality him FOR The Stallion bra ealrrrr Tor the
public taste.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

RAiSIN AnrNnAgeL--A an unprccedent.
ID drought we have at length been visited
with refreshing and abundant rain. II com.
mcuced raining Friday aud continued TO rain
for iwodsys almost constantly. Full two fret
of water fell in this time, aud the ground was
pretty thoroughly soaked Although this
rain was too late 10 benefit the hay crop and
much orthc grain it win be ofgteat service TO
corn, potatoes and tho fuil frrd Had tho
drought continued few weeks longer our
formers " lao win be obliged TO tnrn of stock in
consequence Of the lesscned quantity OF hay
GU, this srason, would have suffered scverelyj
but the grass win now revive and they will be
enabled TO fatten Their cattle TT FOR market aud
realize something from their sale
-Paiatnca. caprcihlly Hneh felda rs .Nrrr, nlant.
rdlats, must be greatly improvedi and should
not the rot set in as il has for a few years past,
a respectable crop Of this important esculant
will be secured; singular circumstance, how
ever, Inns been noticed in relation 10 the pnta.
to--sproutS are springing forth from the new
potatoes 10 some cxtentj buthow extensively
and how niurously, we are not able TO say
Upon the dryer soils corn is not doing Welt
many Of the stocks are without ears IL is said;
but we suspect this evil is lmitediand the pros.
pcet favorable for medium crop
The drought has been severe, yet there will
be much produced Since the gathering in
of tho hay thero has not been so much com.
plant, Of short crop--it is better in quality,
and With some exccptions-that on naturally
! dry and sandy soils--in quantity. Many
farms have produced the usual quantity, i'm
proved in quality, and in this way the def
+rirnrv Ii, nttrrH witt be nnrtinffv mnrfn I'M
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

close Congressional i1isuictEby such "sHu'
has been expected The feet that two "
niled States Senators ffom Kentucky 20 NessFs
tiny HHi MISUNDERSTANDING eelaa out ioI
gradual emancipation in kentucky, was made
use ofas a weapon against the wings, not on
~ in Kentucky but throughout all the South
aud with marked success.
Agnin-in Indiana the Free Sellers and Cas-
men united Oh the Cas- candidate tor Govern
or. and Of course elected himi bot not By 80
great a majority as was given by them against
the Nhiga last year,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

USivTSsirr OF vERnoNr.-The honorary
degree of LII d has been conferred upon the
Hon. Jacob Collumer, Postmaster General, and
the degree Of A. NJ an eight graduates ef the
College, in course
The following appointments were made by
ton.
Rev 4. A. wHshburn, ofNe wburyport, Mass
Orator Rev. Rufus Case, Of St Johnsbury,
Poet, and ID. w C. Clarke, of Burlington,
Substitute,
The Alumni elected Henry J Raymond, of
New York, as the Orator, and John A. Kas-
son, Of htASsachuseits,as the Poet Tor the next
year,
In the Programme of Exercises at the late Com
meneemcnt appears the names of but one
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

Let them ny NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

Brsslsoroy Cousin, The Conl,t,onist lead
era thought they had quelled the tide Of rebel
lion 10 their ranks 10 Bennington County Il
10 MT so. a meeting has been called 20 nom
mate other candidates for the stunio, and 10
rrpudale the Needham State Ticket Mr.
Robinson has not declined the nomination for
Governor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

AEoruER soRTw LoosI. Morillo Moves,
ofnurlington, who was appointed one Of the
Secretaries Of The Coalition County Conyen'
ton, refusesto serve 10 the ranks of that PAT
~, In his letter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lAsi par
agraph--he snySr
"l an unw1llinR to be dragg'd into the sup.
port of The Free Democracy against my VIII
a4.d .siisE Ilt--lf eIIgsEa choose Ia en-
dsrso the Montpelier Platform from motives
aud Thereby tuslum the men
pat in nomination, they have, 90 ! suppose,
an undoubtrd right 10 do aoi--yci Il is'advaa'
bic 10 allow each one 90 make he actions com.
port with bis own views ~ principles and pro
nfie,y 4" MORfLLO MOVES,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

o. Mr. Ewing having removed some IF
Teen Loco Focos from his Department, who
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
Oo,ooO
Total

Of,he 10000 already in the couniry,hg
supposed ono-halt, including women ono
children, are engaged in the various huslr's
pursuits, and the other half are engaged
digging.
MIR. Stephen c. Mosset was giving, cor
cerls nj San Francisco. Tickets, fpt do@"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
British Government In Ireland.

Mr.. William moe OF Jersey City thinks that
from our comments upon Mr.. George Combs's re
! cent remarks on the causes of Irish restitution W,
are not aware OF the OF the latter gentleman
views regarding that great error OF Britsh policy
to illustrate which more clearly he supplies US with
the following quotstion from the Edinburgh Pbr,Ho
logical Journal page IA ePubhshed here by towers
& Wells y
six centuries ago, in the reign OF Henry H. Eng
snd conquered the sitter isle aud ever since has con
unued 10 sway her destinies From the hrst day OF
her conquest 20 our own times. English Statesmen
have scied toward Ireland on principles Numerically
opposed 10 The inJuncuuns OF the New Testament
They insulted the feelings Of the lu-h placed shackes
on their industry. shut them out from many OF the
most valuable rights OF British subjects placed the
hsion OF the majority out OF the pale OF the Consuiu
non prohibited It's professors under pain OF Danish
ment for the fret oense and OF death for the second
to act schOomssters tutors IN the instruction o.
their people and when 81 last In l7-S Ireland IN
moment Of her 9Th and OF Englsnds weakness,
asserted her independence and achieved native Legs
lsture English Statesmen cOGrcrted hG LeSslEArs, 0t
Of systematic corruption info neH tuStrfafH u
isjl,ce AID oppression England pursued this course
n0iorously with the view OF providing Tor her OWL
safety prosperity and power Has she succeeded
No A calm survey OF her history viii show that from
the frst day OF her oppression to the present time
every Injury inflicted on ireland has reeo!ed on her
head and that this hour Ireland IS ths source q
hsy srea's rsakasss, eaEioy ana sayiSS she Is psy
ing eight millions Sterling % from Starvation the
victims she has pursued and does not yet discern tnt
end OF the retrburcn which she has drawn upon her
head"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
Mr.. :. RYAN, Jr Fond du Lac, WA.
Things Ia Wa.hinston-Omces, &c.
COrrespOndence Oi The Tribune.
W.sHrSGToN. d. c. July IL II


WAsBrSGToN D. c. July ls 1879
Il. stated upon good authority that Peter Hsg-
ner, 81 Auditor, has placed bis resignation Ia the
hands Of Mr. Attorney General Johnson.
The appointment OF NArHAS SAEGEST as Re
corder OF Land Tithes provokes a good deal q
C mmen, here. Mr.. Sargent has been the recipl-
ent OF hne oce Sergeant alarms Of the House for
the last two years and DO particular merit 10 recog
nized IN hi which should enute him 70 this pref
erence over hos OF others who have not been 10 pos
esson Of lat Office tor couple % years. Then 10 10
suggested Pennsy vania h-d its i share Of the
pubic pstronsge-Ihe Secretary and Assistant -rcre
t~ry OF the Treasury the Cnl. Clerk Of the Comnis'
soner Of Customs. Governor and Judge for Minnesota,
Com missioner 10 distribute h- fuDd OIL the MemOmlnee
Indians beside host ot clerksoips.
Gut ot75Ocierks Ia the Department, 100 Of whom
are Loco FOcos there have been only about 20
changes ssv-t. The public service imDer-
svely requires thorough reform 10 the Department
here snd the Administrator N sgnsly i-ilin - duty
70 tn country unless the good work 10 speedily ac-
compAshed The UHi0a ssts Up howl uDon every NJ
To removal in the hope Of fzntening the Admin'us-
t.on and keeping pets in otce The CsioHs cores
pondent The 0iscsguard Montgomery, i fair sample
Vi the -n whose places nave nus isr been transferred
- honest and competent 7sriszea Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

The Louisville J0DrnHi Of the l4fh says the inter-
menis yesterday were -, Of which only we're from
Cholera aud hear Of very few Cholera cases under
treatment
The Cholera Is violent in Lexington. private tre.
graphic dispatch received from Lexington yesterday
morning states there had been ~ and 10
deaths In the previous q hours Among the persons
who died were : Bullock, Eco and DR. Saunders
In Logan county, Mr Ewing lost i've servants
by Cholera, two Of them this week, and Mr. OrndOrh
Ost son
The - Loris ND Era Of Tuesday says that the Chol
era Was on the decres-e but Il dmini.hes bilious
dysentery increases and the other disease had assumed
an Epidemic form The Era further says:
To the business and prosperity Of IL Louis this has
been nsusplcious season, and from the Ell cts
II which II will take sometime for 10 The
fearful condsgratlon which aid nearly half
OF the business portion Of the city, Of tsei would have
mOst seriously felt hut when 70 This added the
ravages Of a d.ease that has taken OF between three
and four Thousand OF our population converting smost
every household into house Of mourning 10 cannot be-
wondered that the natural energies OF our people
lad itab they conceded u b., should for
son become greatly parslyzed- Although nearly two
month. have nsnspired since the ooDtagrstion but
very little has been done toward rebuild ng on the
burnt district and II the balance OF ne coniin
Ia any respect sicky Il has thus far
proven the FIRE cannot LOOK for much improve
nsnt unGl another year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
Meeting of Councils Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
alton TO Reorsanize the Fire Department.
PrrrsBuneH. "Wednesday, July IS.


The City Councils OF Allegheny met last night.
and unanimously passed the following preamble and
resolutions
Hhs,sas The Fire Companies Of this city by kesou-
ton Of the alton and si more poiuedy ana DE-
aousy by their conduct on the 10Th have declared Them
selves and apparatus out OF service Therefore,
Rs.oltsd That he Mayor aud authorities take possession
Of the fur engines and houses owned by the city, aud
place the same under Keeping Of suitable persons
Rsosed That thanks be passed 10 tHe Washington In
rne and other Companies for their assistance IN eAtn-
guishing the FIRE aud ma utaining order
Rs,tsd That the Mayor be requested 10 call meeting
for the purpose Of Organizing forthwith hre company IN
each Ward, and Superintendent to be appointed by
Councils take entire charge Of the apparatus win mn
power employ the necessary orct-ihe nsmes OF the
members and officers to he reported u Councils and Hp
proved by them No persons to be admitted under Ger
tain age, and all disorderly persons to be excluded
special meeting IL 10 be held on Thursday, 10 hear
the report Of Committee appointed to form new or
sanzaiion Of the Fire Department
The Councils determined to abandon tho present
system and have the fire apparatus under their own
control
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
THOMAS BRowS,

Lr~DESwALc. July :, 1919.
GENTLEMEN I have received the invitation with
which you have honored me 70 unite with the Free
Reserve ia celebrating on tue 45h inst me
anniversary Of the passsg- VI the ordnance oi 4f-'
and you my best thanks for ihis proof 81 your
re- yect and confidence
ID vii not De IN nv power 20 comply with your re-
cuest ard il can scarcely be necessary 70 say u you
how cordially and earnest concur n me Poey o.
the great MEASURE you desire 20 sustain
That " the Ordinance OF l7e7 les - the ioundanon
Of the growth and prosperity Of TIE People and states
VI the Northeast that The IGOR aud 'iiay n@y pos
sess Justly attributable 10 ts serop-tnt tne e1c.a
sion Of slavery BY that act I'm 'n.s -
Alarmed the future policy Of American People and
that the iD.1ence q Government o. JUG Dc ept aclve
" and perpetu.lly On the side Of fre-oon-afe opin
ION. watch deserve and will doubt not az no distant
day with the heartfelt concurrence u tne Masses
OF the people Of every Of our extended Coaied
eracy.
sincerely wishing you .uceessa your patriotic eforts
an, seu,is-rsn very respectfully your ooeci.nt ser
want AAAA.N 'AN D. mn
The following is an extract from the letter Of
CH.Rry FsA>cl. ADAMS Of Mass. late Free Sol
candidate for President:
The great object, of the Revolution ver. rot solely
70 transfer power from one s1e " the Al.nne 70 me
ohsr but also - develop the o>neneiA exercise OF u N
America The world had never 50 ,1ea 'oias -
system Of government self imposed ~ people Win
tb- d@.xn OF combining WITH the restraints OF a~ the
enjoyment Of the largest prsereAos liberty: Suen
system was frst carried into pracaee IN the formation
Of the Federal consutution Bat i sarely could not
hsv. h,en anv mart OF the design Of ts trainers 70
mr. .x.t-u which should fOrsVer remain stsfi0na-
~ much ies, work ards fron lts srst purpose
The ..r.cious Statesmen vho had before them what
wss A. the moment wilderness acted VIE refer
-. rot 20 that moment bat the distant
n.-loa when that wilderness should have BEEN
nsse 70 blossom Ike the rose The Ordinance Of l7-7
loosed 70 the encouragement Of hat Of intelligent
Freeusa without whose agency the change eoald no;
be psd- Il IL IN tns connection that the Constitution
oftAs United States should e viewed much more than
/ IL sas ssss. EsA .2suE8sAa eAts trS8 asost ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
California; Emigrants.
In the steamship Empire City. for Chagres


ee-6 Fos'sf Gsnoogh joseph T.. Js' Sbnm~"
Draw jas K-.foe,. J.s f!sc- Mm Pace. Ds'd ore
Gra- Abe hn ", Coo. Jas Moore John feirt huhi Nci"~
be- sses' Rs.r Biua.e koe-t k5n.oa, J"es v.s,onA.
sam ~ bee Juha ~ Nd J.m- " Rec Msaes H-msa hH
lern-I h-n Chss~Ak Jotu Js WI elest Jhn hue
fnkue e.u. john hslfsy G-a Bnok., Jss Nusf
," Cushss " nnnston. bso'h~a. O 'asieio' BE-
.~K.'ea J~n-. Hasts Bsfse jason Hamso. Ss~cs,
cPi J.. so-.s Fcnund Ia. C.ffre-., Bnsaar
eh' Johe '-e Air ksbe va Al-a Go Chez JOnn 90
s.fas, sea wn B.a~sc Wn C.n6-s % Isnn lss Ft5
sNe~d. sosa ~ Uaaeshu. Jnhn & rcoa Mn ung'on,
Lsyms,. Joha Frn.wurb Waste. fratst, Bsfe-f.
Les.d Faas. Aasss.on joseph gr-e,sf ba or J,f.s Re
Wa wso- Con Wilsioa Poi VISA MAJ Joseph hsf Jaht
syhs Jshua Nncrs Lsnsrd Tam. Alex Holere' Ae'ea
Ncosey @ W Ssd~iu. .ot Dyckmsu } Ghvrr aoc tso
rssef Eos SAITH " 6snei " Bsssr. jacob h'o~a
~ hUinsa H-aia ep-a snd ths'srt d. Frseee ?
Bso~us Carey Inre-, A-a seLso Jhu Vac D~ssier IN
Nsrd-oni kusonc. hsrsa ira-, Mos ktrsti
Dsas'a. Dose. kfe shoem.s-f; Dr. o sesn, ; :
hskes eeo sn Dsya hsU-t James Rurs.. q lump
.enJ MCoah. Chs Smpoa Capt Js Psoer-cn Jss Wer W
We M4n.cn HOY Post. CT N,uHg lNesh Peter Nn
seswd;. 100 Ge-sn Aaeass Hsu.smsa. Maize Ma
IT, 0~o Hodssu Chs'i-s lprsn. fhns Tcne Jsc Il
fs.s n stcssr W Ksr-oa H-ts saih q. .sph slar
N,eum u Gseraih. Az Haehusa. Joha Rscs Ei.sfo
bsr.ss CAss Mofs kbeH VA. CAae- tstisa. Jane.
Lp.-, 6ss- ssde Joha TsansF. h-ars B-na-t Chs'
SoFr krus.s Ecmsor Jsoo HurPhrry. Jane.
Csensa, Iaue. X k-otiagon. l. h.dfsa. We ~
h-ursoa ssay A.as. Dsais ftas-faa. Goa, nofr-
Av.sa jobs l. - lvsa Wa New JoAa M.Ps. Aensocsr
Key Buf4-fsn- wkitasy, RsaAss. Ca. Rassln.
Tscasr q RAJ uooa.
By the Roanoke. from Boston for California direct,
Iulyls;
II. ss,oa Marie. Nanr conpsav-wn sssi-y Harry Wi
s.n.. ~lsn 0-crt- Jo..syu Ch.t "a kso'eP POM
Bel css.I huesrs syv-sisf W Nv 0MaP, sse l's.'
kAs.'osl f.ss,x S,1ss JSSa s,,. Ka...a soO'o
20 nou " Josssyu Of Henoosei Ls~@tce Psute 81 "
on Joee Saserg q Rsuv.fi H-ny barst'w O. hi-'sf
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
r,prR NArEsw IN ALBANY-The AHas saw,

FA9HR MATHEW IN ALBASr-The Atlas saws
Axor Tabor Esq Chairman OF the Committee Of cit
zens &c has received from Rev. rstneT Mathew
tee 10 visit Albany with cordial thanks for the ters
in which il was conveyed. closing with the assurance
that Rev Mr. NJ will be in Albany q ts earliest possio'
Opportunity after his intended visit 10 Boston WHICH IL
nxed for the 24th inst
FIKr BATH. fMK)-On the 18Th, the lumber
yard Of the Messr Morse wss burned up. Loss soea'
g. seo-as Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
V;re nj CAMDEN <ew.Jersey.

PHILADELrHIA, Tbursdsy, July "a. ".
large FIRE occurred at Camden, New-Jersey,
asst evening about 10 o'clock which destroyed the eX-
nsve Hair Cloth Factory Of q. Ross The loss Is es'
,ma,ed at sl2OCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
e,.o,.I,u Board Of Uealth...TH

During the la.t ~ hons there hsve been report
ID 70 this Office 70 cases Of Cholera Of which proved
atal viz Bridget Laf,ers, aged IS. Graham 81 ca'h'
.rne Armstrong. aged g. Canton ct Bailey Linot'
eoloyed) sged 40 York-st Mary Brown aged o.
fourth place George W Miller, aged H. Middsgh-'i
Josn Mullen, sged o. Fourth place Elizabeth Gass-
..p. aged months Kelsey ssley Robert Muir aged
% sta,est Mary Brown, sgsd 81, from Ne"'fork
CHas g. J. GooDHIoH Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
The Cholera 1T Cincinnati.

CIscfNNATI Thursday, July l9-Noon
The Board Of Health report 50 interm-nts from
Cholera and 10 from other diseases for the q hours
ending noon to day. The weather is delightful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
New-York Post once Appointments.

Jew -Chetn >srst CO Hsn Se5ln Cona,a
os. J5As H,ush'o Scs Ass w..sias'os. Nrha. K0o--
~. B-u bfc-.. sctty.
s,coa. ssheoec;ssy. Nas C.ksas
Jer.nsh Hail, Crest, CSoozs Moss Pas-r. Chrrs
No.. Ambrose gOass syruvde, ShShsrs ekzax-c 4
Wet Faltoe"
M. Posr EsrAstpEss !vtr H. sS hast Is cre-t
-, - q >co. or-eogart. kax. james n Harms Ean
eur.h ceutre sanass. Jossh sao~ Ss~ ass.oa es.ay
49, Acxuy JoufEal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
Markets .PnLApELFHIA. Julyl9--l2 N

The Market tor FLOUR IL firm at g.; 4 70,
with moderate business RYE Flour 10 qsoted at -
In Mesl there s but little doing, and the market is dull
n275. WHEAT 10 wanted at 05 I 10 for red and
white Com Is in demand at GO cts for Pennsyl
yellow OATS remain quiet WHISKY Is without
change and IN moderate request at "a cts for bbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
From the Philad North American, 18th.
Admitted 10 Bail.

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, July II.
NJ A. Knox. Captain OF the VIM Penn Engi ne
who was committed TO prison yesterday on the charge
Of arson and not brought before Judge Jones, on
shabess corpus this morning and admitted to bail IN
g. 90, 70 take bic trial at Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
SECOND DISPATCH

FITTSHIHUH, NtuuthuHyl July To
The citizens Of Allegheny had a tremendous
meeting this afternoon relative TO the dsgraceu con
duct OF tn fremen Gen w. NJ Robinson presided
The mot determined spirit wasevdenced 20 put down
sny attempt on the part Of the mobiles TO rule 1t
was resolved unanim ously to dispense with the pres
ent inefficient Fire Department and re6rganize under
a new system by forming companies.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest OF several
of he Tioters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20
The CboIern M Philadelphia.

PHLADELPHIA, Thursday, July Iy-Iz u.
There have been SO cases Of Cholera and p
deaths for the "a hours ending this day noon being
dsoresse In the number Of OF 90 The deaths arc
IN. saue a. vesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

ST LOUIS. Wednesday, July Is.
John L. Jsckson. a printer, aud Wm. AYES,
who were arrested and committed. few days since,
on the charge of stabbins man by the name of Hall
we're discharged this morning IL being satisfactorily
proved that they acted IN selldeIense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

AsorHrR WsRsINo.-Mr. Alexander Graves,
sssge driver narrowly escaped being buried alive at
Sounois, No recently. He was supposed 20 have
aed OF Cholera His grave wss dus and his co;rn was
N course Of construction, when he showed ssgns Of
NE A. u latsst accounts ~ Wa feHaa rssoyalnS-