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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

FAMILY POIsOsED N PHILADELPHIA--Inei IAN
uy Of Nr Brush, the proprietor Of Gentleman lai
nisniDg establishment In sixth e. oelo" Snesn1l "s
yesterday poisoned with arsenic, under tne IoJ ~s
eircum.tarces The cook had In mistake taken
preparation Of arsenic for The destruction Of rats sno
mixed il IN sore batter thinking twas ssisrstes me
cakes made Of the batter were eaten ~ al at oe eI
eept one Of the ladies' who happened 70 De 10 at'era
1 TWO young ladies' employed N the store, and four
s'arsn II he szes Of T. 9 10 and l3 all seized
,th vomiting The cause Of the sickness was soon ~
certaned, and eGleHes being promptly obtained from
bryan being Immediately brought into requsiuon, the
sufferers were ss, evening fer recovered ~ 70 DC
deemed out Of danger though anil suffering from me
saects Of tie pe.soa- Phil Ledger, <HA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Court of Appeals.

NoRwIoH, July l., P. M.-The argument Of
No l. wss commenced yesterday. This morning, No.
l. Joseph Ogden The General Mutual Insurance
Company, argued. For appellant. Francis B Cut
ung Tor respondent Alexander Hamilton. IT. No.
No - John MArhe.d vs. Jonathan GOodhle ~ A. were
next called and judgment OF reversal in both given by
default No p. John MsFheld v.- George Douglass
For sppt, Geo Wood for respt + Z. Cutting. Now
being argued Utica Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

BROOKLYN BoHrd OF HtHIth = HT0AF7 J'7J .
Since yesterday 81 cases Of Cholera have been re-
ported TO the Board II Of which proving fatal WI
Timothy McCariy, aged 3, Illsrysi Rosanna Mccar'
", aged 80 Hillary ST. b. Coffee, aged 40 j. Coffee
sged 10. both Of Butler e. John Boyle, aged a. John
Turner sged IL, Hudson Az. Patrick Downing Blake s
Buildings Robert Hamilton, "A, Highest Thomas Gil
hgan, 20 srni,h-st c. Keenan,, s. Nsvyst Marcella
l. Lang O. Wsier-st r. j. Arcularus, Pacific IT Nj
eholas Cyney. n. soOp Henry: Maria Galhghan, ~.
smith e. and Henry Wldmsn, p Pierpontst
C.S.J GOODRICH, Physician Of Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Fsox TEE RED RIVER CossrRr-The fnc
steamboat Woodsmsn, arrived last night from Pine
ALA and Fort Torson, Red River. To the obhgng
clerk Of the WOodsman we indebted for the fol.
loving intelligence and also for ate SbDqovf
Garete. The river above Fort Towson 10 nearly
on q stand, only slight rise percepuble. Tho
Klsmetts and Little Rivers are very high and the
waters Of Red River above and below the raft arc
threatening and intimidation should the bead
waters rise. The upper country OF Texas S'a ne
ChOctaw nations are inundated BY incessani fains
the roads impassibe and butlltte 10 exPee'co ro
the coming crops Bresdstuss are high ana corn IN
rasnds dollar per bushsL The repAated crops ioSs
beautiful but It's feared that the RAM coona, INC
grss VIII have the upper hand me Tss,s ~.
DO scknes. on the river. and NO cases ca board inc
steamer during the whole trip. IN w. Delta iOtn-
Tu. csop.Is LoUisiAsA-We have received
...J Iet,er. from different portions Of the Cotton
country. and particularly from Georgia, which siss
rstSsr dscoarsng accounts Of the growing crcps a.
tr a. we can gather from dis.nterested and Intelligent
sources the crop Of Cotton In Georgia viii not average
two-thirds Of standard crop. Tbs same may b sad
m, o, Con, Rsllst.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Cholera nj Boston.

Boston, Friday, July 20.
There have been reported this morning cases
Of Cholera and deaths.
The weather is very warm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

ArroRsETs AID Communicable following
gentlemen were admitted Attorneys and Counseors
At the late term Of the Supreme Court az Genesee
Henry NJ Barnard, Buffalo EdwId Raymond, ho-
chester; Henry Sargent, Rochester, EAphal Trimmer,
Rochester; ksihanisl finch, Hornslsvlis' ohson L.
Walker, R1shford.
the ex animation being unusually nsid.
Albany Evening Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

BosToS Friday, July 20
The large bleaching works at Cranston, X. /
belonging to Mr. w. NJ. Cooke, WIS destroyed by IRE
on Thursday last The loss is not far short OF S2OOO
There was 81 insurance on the same OF $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Roard Of Health

n, cryR the resident Physician. reports % new
n Cholera and % deaths as having occurred since
- ,e,or, Of yesterday returned IN the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

PATESr-RIGHr CASE PosTPONED.-The lmPor
,ant case OF Wilson rs Barnum-nvolving the night TO
use planning machine, which Mr. Wilson alleges Is an
infringement of his pstentin the L : Circuit Court
at Philadelphia has been postponed in consequence OF
the illness Of Gov SEwAKp counsel for Mr.. Wilson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

~ The following the results in the treatment
fcboera occurring in the practice Of sixteen Home
oos,hc Physicians reported to reported BY them
70 the Board Of Health
Hl,tin he week ending 18Th inst .............D
Totsl previous 70 1911 int l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

From yaIparai-O-Arrival of the TaroIinfa-
The Gold Fever on the Pacific Coa-t-Ar-
rival OF the Dale frem Californla-The
Town and the Climate Of valparaiso
Character of the Chilians-Per-onal Mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Death Dillon. Ebenezer Mack

ITHACA, Thursday, July 1916 PM
Hon EBEsEzER MACK OF this town. died at his
residence at AN this morning, OF consumption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
: 70 k1boy, and 70 toiiI,

" man named Charles Hsuly was arrested
In New Orleans the other day on charge OF being the
murderer OIL =. puguy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
The Weather at the West.

BISOHAMToN, Thursday, July l9-6 NJ
Tha thermometer here at ? NJ. stood at 90 and
M4PM 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
Wyoming valley.
WrIKrsRARRr

WILKEssARRE, July +, leis.
MESsRS EDITORS Allow me 10 advise those
your readers who about leaving the City in quest
OF heSIh, pleasure and proh and who wish 10 enjoy
some OF the finest scenery in America to visit Wy
oming Valley, in Pennsylvania, place iInEortalized
BY Campbell the Poet
Wilkesbsrre, the principal town IN the Valley" has
a population OF about 1000 and Is beautifully
situated on tbs eastern bank Of the fair Sasqueh anna
there are three or four good Hotels in the place among
me best OF which is the Phenix" which faces the
River and where, II you " put up, you will md a
Host as is Host, in the person OF Mr.. McG.lchrsi,
the obHgng and gentlemAniy proprietor. l. ;. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

BUFFALO, Thursday, July l9-6. Pm.
The weather is quite pleasant though rather
warm. Thermometer at l2 NJ, 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

The following S a copy OF a letter addressed by
the Governor to Sheriff WFsrERsELr giving his
reasons FIR refusing % commute toe punishment
Of Matthew Wood
STATE oF NV ioET. EvEcrrIyE DErARTrFNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

WATERLOO, Thursday, July ls-6 Pm.
At noon to-day the mercury rose to co.
Weather fine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

DANsvmLE, Thursday July - N.
The thermometer at 70 NJ. to-day reached 90
At 6 M II stood at ee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

~ Ward School House No. s. situated at the
corner OF Stanton and sheriff sts IN the Eleventh
Ward. has been ass sued Tor Cholera Hospital The
Trustees having been notified, it viii be Immediately
ftod up, and prepared Tor the reception Of patents
tomorrow. DR. Isaac T. Greene has been appointed
the experimenting Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
IrHAcA. Thursday, July l9-6 Pm.

The weather 10 day has been pleasant. The
thermometer at noon 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21
arookI,n Bonrd of HcaIth FalDAr. JaIy n

: y
Jaiy 20, isip. Secretary HON Zoe. oi y. D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

Irr 1-B.fk CoHa l36s s.eouyrort al 81 ~ u
Am y sLp Aarlrs. l0- - I'M Nsutgctet sai-f Nay
NV Rrs Ctanotts I05 % fn Ns-bunr' sasd MAY H.
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NAV iashia Fr-1ce. O. TN So fofs, ssi-t Nav a.
Ma IA Brs N,vca.t- 81 rn b stYn. ssled Nay T.
~ ll-ship ssoor- lll o. IN host1n .si-d MAJ "
M.rrW fn p'f-tan. - - Nay p
Ma fs-Bars Orort .. in NeN Bedford sa-d W. -
ws. H. Big O.c-os ms fu PLlasel7ha ..let Ma -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

~ Two Of the book.keepers of the Union
Bank. Messrs Anderson and Arthur, are down with
Cholera
~ Elk Gov YouSG and party OF friends
were On bathing excursion At staten Island yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
THE EArarIER CASE.

After much marching and counermarching, every variety
of propositions and vongs and endless mutations the
House of Delegates yesterday admitted Mr. Tebbs as the
delegate from Fauquier The question was very knotty
one turning upon confused techncaties of cumulative
laws-and surprized at the difficulty which was
found unying the tangled skein We heard but little of
the prolonged discussion and did not examine the law and
really had not arrived at any conclusion as to which
contestant had the law his side Our regret is that both
the worthy claimants could be admitted into the House
Mr. Horners speech on the subject have satisfied the
House that he would have made able and faithful repre-
of Fauqucr Mr. Tebbs to whom, by the fortune
of war rather oa the assigned will also make
representative fully worthy of his county, we have no
doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
CoNCREss-1sT SESSION
WEDNESDAY. DEcEnpEn 10. ls4q.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, ls49.
The Rev. Father Matthew appeared as vser in the Sc
Chamber and House of Representatives this morning
SENATE
Mr.. Dodge of Wisconsin, offered resolution that the
Rev Theobald Mathew be invited to take this body
during his soourn here. The resolution lies day
On motion OF Mr. Mangum the Senate proceeded fill
up the list of committees eecting all by resolution except
ing those the District Of Columbia the Judiciary and the
Territories which were Mr. Haes suggestion elected BY
ballot
The following is the entire list
On Foreign Reations-Messrs King Benton Webster
Foote and Mangum
On Finance-Nfessrs Dickinson Hunter, Phelps, Douglas
and Pearce.
On Commerce NIessrs Hamln, Soue Davis of Mass,
Dodge of Wisconsin and Bell
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sebastian Butler, Jones,
Clark and Upham.
On observation-disclosures Sturgeon Turney Walker
Spruance and Corwin.
On Military Affairs-Messrs Davis OF Miss Borland,
Dawson, Greene and Shields
On Mitia-AIessrs Houston, Dodge of Wisconsin, Gle.
mens, Morton and Spruance.
On Naval Afars-Messrs. Yuee, Mason, Badger, Bright
and Miller.
On Public Lands-Messrs FETCH Borland Underwood,
Shields and Smith
On Private Claims-Messrs Downs Whitcomb, Davis Of
Mass. Clements and Badger
On Indian Affars-Messrs. Atchison Sebastian Wells.
Rusk, Bell.
On Caims-Messrs Norris, whitcomb, Underwood Stew
art Baldwin
On Revolutionary Ciams-Messrs Walker, Upham, Nor.
ris, Dodge, of Iowa.
On the Judicary-Messrs Butler, Downs, Berrien, Brad
On the Post Office and Post Roads-Messrs Rusk Bright
Upham, Soue, Morton.
On Territories Mcssrs. Douglass, Underwood, Butler,
Cooper, Houston
On Public Buldngs-Messrs. Hunter, Davis, of Mass,
Clark.
To Audit and Control the Contingent Expenses of the
Senae-Messrs. Dodge of Iowa, Walker and Baldwin.
On Roads and Canas-Slessrs Bright Atchison Greene,
Fooe, and Spruance.
On Pensons-Messrs King, of Ala. JONES' Phelps, Stew
and Dayton
On the District of Columbia-Messrs Mason, Yuee,
Shields Miller and Berrien.
On Patents and the Patent OficeMessrs Turney Nor
MS, Whitcomb Wales and Dawson
On Observation-Disclosures. Bradbury, Houston, Felch,
Mangum and Clark.
On the Lbrary-Messrs. Pearce Mason and Davis of
Mississippi
On Enrolled Bils-Messrs Rusk anc Badger
On Engrossed bls-Messrs. Jones, Sebastian and Cor
win.
On Pinting-Messrs. Borand, Hamlin and Smith
Mr. Seward at his request, exempted from serving
any committee.
then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met IL o'clock The journal of yesterday
having been read,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
ATTR ACTION TONIGHT

Mr. Griebc and his pupils give novel and attractive
entertainment at the Exchange tonight The composition
of Haydn, which they will PERFORM is described as
beautiful music perfectly original and full of interest Mr..
G.. is meritorous citizen and accomplished Musician and
merits generous share of public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21

TT FAIR FOR THE MONUMENTAL cH Ii1 chan.
The attention of the public invited 10 the md which
deler and Lamps suspended In La Fayet'e man. .
will be sold at auction tonight. !, 40 white
The light they gyes very bright and intense ds,1ed nor
and mild That The eye behodsr is no. a. IAN all T. that re-
panied by looking al it. The fluid burnt IN u''"' :
markedly dne fluid cold by White Page:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21
OBITUARIES,

DIED. at Loyds Essex county, Va, on Saturday ne RI =
inst, after painful illness of several motnhsr Hrs' h'
ZABETH G. CoGHILL, in the 56th year OF her ago. :,
DIED, on Saturday morning the 18th nst RoBhn, Ir
NOR TRICE, son Of Robert y. and Lucy J. Ince ,,ys
hanna, Middlesex county Aged one month and t"0S''
0Oh not in anger not in wrath,
The Reaper came that day,
Twas angel visited the earth
And took the flower away
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21

e hold as in New York. different sections OF the Stale
e,n.,el A. all events the effort be made at little eA
nense 10 the State or individuals Come hen ana y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21

The U. S. Senate have under consideration it is said a
treaty. submitted by the President Monday between
this country and Brazil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-21

Eg-NOTICE-St Paups Church will be open i"
service at the usual hour on Sunday next,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06
Prescription.

The Mississppan ridcules the equalization Of Offices
the petext for the reckless prescription Of the present
administration Il shows that this is miserable after.
thought devised for the want of other excuses and
that is directly in the face OF all his previous pledges
The Mssisspian goes to show that norder to crafty
this wanton and merciless prescription, neither sex
age nor services are respected that here are but few
cases where our Offices held by women, and all
from motives OF sympathy, and desire TO them
from the pless storm Of adversely" and yet that these
have also been sacrificed specifies the cases Of Mrs
Reed Of Florida Mrs Suerett and Mrs Schoomaker OF
New York; and Mrs. Earl, Of Iowa. The Mssisspian
groups in the following paragraph some other striking
cases OF the reckless prescription which marks the
in power:
fought CALAMITY in the with Mexico-to the
MANNED In that with iendsh hatred that would
have been exhibited by Mexican-but woman too,
must sacrificed Shame the heaess authors Of their
proscr Upton The names Of Col Weller Cen Lane, Che
Marion Of the war) Col Forsyth, Col Drake, Of the
regiment Of Indiana vounteershe who was com pment
ed for his gaantry In the hstterng In Gen.
Tayor's reports the brave Lew whose arm shot of
by a cannon ball at Buena Vista Col jackson, OF the
Georgia regiment; Capt Cendenen, Of the Mississippi
rifles nearly one-haf OF whose company were down
ia battle John Hall Surgeon McPhai, who had been
sight years the battle field. and through the whole
Augustin Tresse Col A. N Byhe, OF the I'd Mississippi
iegment whose experienced loss Of life by disease
that cannon balls OF the Mexican foe scarcely equaed
in any Of regiments and lastly COL John W. Geary,
OF The I'd Pennsylvania regiment OF whose great service,
In the field honored Qultman speaks in the highest
terms ;ihese Names say Of patriots prescribed by
Gen. Taylor for opinions sake, and against all hs
professions before election will be forgotten by
chvarous State The balot-box in November win prove
this But the crime s increased in magnitude by this rude
assault upon poor defenceless The Indian, in all
his babarities has ever shown respect for the and
children.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

The Attorney General Of the United States has given
opinion upon the true construction Of the joint resolu
ton Of Congress Of the 10th August. is4s, TO the effect
that all the noncommssioned officers, prvaies, and
musicians Of the marine corps, who were in active SER
vice in Mexico during the war; are entitled to bounty
land and bsee months extra pay; but the Commissioner
Of Pensions construes the law and the opinion Of the
Attorney General to mean that no man is entitled to
bounty land who was entitled to prize money, whether
he received any prize money or not This construction
OF the Commissioner OF Pensions excludes from bounty
land nearly all Of the marnes for with very few ex-
cepions they all entitled to prize money though
in most instances the was so small not TO be
worth claiming.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06
A Good Tariff.

"Whom does the tariff Of 1876 benefit 7" exutngy asks
coemporary We answer, every person who desires 70
buy cheap and sell dear Aud how many are they who
do not l-Phladsiphia Ledger.
The foregoing from neutral paper, is capital def-
milton OF good tariff The privilege, OF buying cheap
and selling dear is secured to the people oy ne arn OF
buy at high prices and sell at low prices This Is the
precise difference between the two tariffs Yet we see
newspapers here in Tennessee an agricultural state ad-
benefit of few oveTrown manufacturers Il matters
NOT ri aimee this tariff enacted, manufactures
have sprung in Tenpessee than in any previous equal
period Of tme and that they now ourshng beyond
All precedent Abbott Lawrence wants more protection,
and the Nashville Banner begs the people of Tennessee
TO sacrifice Che great interest Of the State TO his wishes
The object cannot be accomplished The people are get
ting to understand the subject too well to permit them
selves to become the prey Of the eastern manufacturers
Nashville (Tsn.) Union,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

nounced as an Ignorant imbece tool In the hands Of
Others regardless Of his word ueacherous ithle TO his
ties-s bsseminded and blackheared sspirant pow
es and honors for which he has single qualAc alton
nor the shadow Of claim And the language applied 10
him applied TO his constitutional advisers all his lam
lily and friends, 10 all with him in any way
Everything that he says and does and tor
tured with the most deliberate and aborous malice The
papabs and manifest falsehoods daily coined and
Published nfict injury upon him Facts
whenever necessary the Of this base conspiracy
Nothing, in Short which forgery alsehood and fraud can
coin, which the desperate pursuit Of criminal ends
prompt 10 omed In this unexampled crusade against pr
character and public usefulness We appeal TO any
hsbiua reader the Union for the truth Of this dismal but
accurate representation of the spirit which anmates Its
editors and pervsdes lie columns
AZ 70 the effect Of such policy this upon those seeks
70 make in Victims we have apprehension whatever
The most powerless OF all opponents 10 whose oppos
ton II Interested and habua No one cares straw what
says Of him who ves everybody when Il Is his inter-
do The Union shows clearly enough that n. de-
termination 10 10 deame and destroy Cen TAYLOR and that
this purposs snimaes everything or says Ofcou,se
this notorious fact destroy the weight OF what Il saw.
fs hostility purchased It's opinions venapurcbase
able always The side which IL takes in any political con-
ovey always be predicassd with absolute certainty
from knowledge Of the side where It's party interest lies
There IL another fact which will only neuualize the
Unions efforts but them with prodgious e
feet Nothing IL more marked than the iovs Of fair play
which distinguishes the American people. They will no,
tolerate such constant unjust vimpeaon and cslumny,
that which the Union pou forth upon Gen. Taylor and
his cabinet They know be undeserved they know IL
scious, vena and in every respect and In every
bsss and any one who expects impose upon their
creduIi, to infame their passions by such systematic
publication Of one Of the nobea and bnve Of her heroes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-06

.ono vacancy, in Mr.. Pslfrey'. district

We are happy to see, from the last Wheeling Argus
that the hopes and tricks Of the wings about the North
western district Of Virginia about to be defeated by
the union Of our party. The Argus publishes card
from Colonel Thompson, which Indicates clearly that
he does not feel at liberty to withdraw his name, and
that he candidate, subject to the decision Of oonpen-
ton" The Argus adds that "the matter is now plainly
before the people There three candidates, only,
named; Presley Martin Of Wetzel, jefferson T. Martin
Of Marshall. and George W. Thompson Of Ohio county
the other three gentlemen, whose names have been al
ready announced as candidates through the Argus, hav
ing Withdrawn through the same medium" OF course,
all but will withdraw on learning the decision Of
convention. This unity Of purpose will secure the
election Of the nominee, and in all probability determine
the majority in the next House Of Representatives