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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Here IN are stone post. and . are iron columns
supporting the from; wal II the house the aide walls
crossing the walk be very easily supported y iron
orders All stoops steps and other projections from
the 'front.' Of the should Be prohibited, hey are
unnecessary the stores opposite the Ihea.er sho~
AMI this aide walk x0ad then give the same wi1ta tor
peoestrans a. the present ore.
There are no iu.urmountsbie Obstacles D. the wide
ling II the whole length Il Brosi~sy In this
shoai such measure BE- thought cxpecient The
front walls 81 such buildings a. the AstoT House stew
art store the Trester the Society Library, &c could
BE- left standing present taking OUT the 1rsi story
windows &c and the end walls arched after The man.
ner OF an arcade or II The east sd- Of the street was
sous altered "a shove 10 would 20 far 10 redeem II
from the des,rt.on 20 which hss been subjected a.
its Sidewalk would thea become attraction for the
pedestrian both In Summer aac Winter-ln Summer
Tor rs shade and In Winter for It's shelter from storms
and is dryness under foot O. P. H. Architect
Jrnsrry2 $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

THE ROBBERY % TIE STEAMBOAT BRADFORD
DrEFEE- 1t will Be remembered that the steamboat
Bradford Durfee was ROBBED Of 1000 some time ago
Richard hecnon, wh1 las been tried f0rstcsfng
the money when the Jury could not agree. has been
sgain Ticf charge Of receiving the money. know
ns e . De stolen. and sglifteG Bost Traveller
WESTWARD H0 The Telegraph has been ex
tended from Milwaukee o. Janesyine. 6j miles lts
next leap sll be ~ Madison and Galeus and thence
westward. anti ultimately sunrise will b. able % trle
graph sunt0Sn, and By trsLsverse Ee the North and
South poles VII converse tosasher Ike ~ near neigh
5ors IBgfsio Express
hELIGfOCs lNrELLfoENcf.-Ibc iurrsf1 Nel
8Ec SAYS that Hon. E5cnezer kn0Wltor. formerly
Speaker Of the House Of Representative vas u.
tsned - the work OF The Gospel Ministry and pastor
Of the :. W Baptist Church IN SoaIh Aonsile On The
l1th Ull
FATAL AFFRtT.-A white man was nortaliv
wounded BY . pisto shot. 10 Mempai. Tenn on the
nishi Of Christians De sAs 10 a negro ball room 4; he
tus - says the hszpss Eags
CF TIE town ~ Montpelier, VI has been Ii
Filcd. y zct IL tie Less.aiure into two .so,r.,.
tosnshFs hey "ere organized OF Monday lar b.
tn- choice q town c1-crs. Toe village retans Ire "a
aaaie q montpelier Tie portion tAkea from i !. 10
be called 81 Montpelier
g Hiram Slaniy murdered Jeremiah Gamer
a. " sicrn lNol s1osi anne since By striking him On
the head Hiih hoe. An Old grgdxe vas supposed a
have bern TIE cause. The murderer led
CS RI Rev. Bishop HAWKS administered tia
holy rite q confirmation 70 twelve adults, In 81
Georges Church - Louis, Nc. Oh the 23d ult
,E- The Governor OF New HAMPSHIRE has ap-
pointed THURSDAY, April S As day 0. fasting and
prayer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

DEsIRUcTRE FIRE AT BCfFALo.-By = tele-
graphic aesPsich 10 the f,asy Ere.nz J0sraaL We
learn that between IL snd clock On Friday moruing
snIe broke oui IN the Brewery Of Mr. Wm Taylor TOO.
Of Gesesee e. fronting Canal Tie WIND va. blowing
gale Al the time from WSW. TIE brewery was
SOFA envelopes IN aaucs, md the Ere Communicated
with tn sosp Factory 81 Gilbert 4 Co which within
short spscc 81 time, was entire D. c1nsuuef
I he Brewery. with - contents was entirely de-
.iEoyed. he IRE ihen passed eastward toward the
Terrace. communicating viii row of ~o.1cn dwell
inss he asmes spread with irArlul rapidly Until
scse u or - bulldogs we're aid In ruins
TIE amount % s-r-riay tbs coais-rstiou "a. nsict
- upon tte occupants OF tie dwellings consumed IL
great More thsn ~ families were thrusg INTO the
o.i.ns wind thinly clad ana houscless u % impossi
bic ,o form any correct estimate OF the properly de
strUyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Appointmrnt. BY the speaker and Clerk.

The to.l0wings persons have been appointed BY
the Speaker Of the New-iork Assembly.
Assistant Sergtast at 4rms-Mr Garck Of Seneca
-ksfper Of rae LGdlcs' GIAsry--Mr. ctOuien-
burgh 81 New York
Door ,eeper Of fie Gegtenea Geuay.-M Mr. EmmoDs
OF Rensselaer,.
The Clerk has made the following appointments
Asssfdnf C'trks-Messrs Artcher Of Wayne, Mills
OF Erie and Humphrey Of Albany.
LitrdridH-Mr. Dubois OF Greene.
Asssfalf Liirdridn-Mr Cobb OF Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

FsoN CALlFoR>IA.-A letter from lsban Cot
6n has been received At Nantucket by J : SWAIN,
dated Lima Nov ;, lSiS, from which We learn hist
Mr. c arrived At Lima about the fret Of Nov. direct,
from Cshornis and Mexico. and writes respecting the
former place IS follows
Everything is now very quie, and business very
dull throughout the entire coast Of North and South
America Cslifcrnis il splendid country. sni the
port Of Ssn Francisco vii be exceles place Tor the
whale ships 10 call At Tor supplies Of Al kinds every
thing IN The provision line being very cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Later from CaIiforuIa-,Iore Gold.

81 Iat-T1g1 bALTINott- rluu'l ''I' "
The Aer- Orleans BuisfiH, received here ms
morning b.. batch Of ate news from Csiii'f -
ceivs1 va Mexico Il states thai more god ha' p
discovered and that ;hs supply q literally i7eiaa'i
About $4,000 worth : gathered daily but There is
much sickness md suffering 81 the isgrs' from want
Of all the Bscessarie- Of life Two barrels Of brandy
were s,ey sod at tie mines for $1,000 fourteen thu
sand collars D IN gold dust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Tn. Cbo,ern the eouth and West.

Our dates from New-Orleans arc by mail TO the
9TH ut and by Telegraph to the 9TH inst snd are
pleased 10 learn tina, the indications favorable to
abatement Of the terrible mslsdy which has been
making such fearful ravsges one the good people Of
the Cresce City. Among the deaths in New Orleans
We regret 10 notice that Of GEo. " REEDEs the author
Of many rscy sketches which have appeared in the
journals Of that city. The following table will show
the number Of Cholera cases admitted DISCHARGED and
died 81 Charity Hospital from the 18th 70 the 9Th ut
f~r1usfva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

FLoRIDA-ELEcTIoS or Y. :. SESAToR.-We
learn by Telegraph that Gen. Jackson MORTON,
Wig has been chosen by the Florida Legisla-
tire U s Senator for six years from the i'h Of
March next in place Of Hon. JAWS d WEST
corr, Jr whose term will expire on that day
Gen. Morton received the vote Of eight Wings and
the entire Loco Foco party in the Legislature
The regular Whig candidate was Mr.. WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
The Cholera Deorea-ins.

E. TeS-rertf NV ORLEANS, Saturday Jan r-
The Cholera for a day Or two past has been isss
destructive II ia rsysces the number OF des'hs WITHIN
the pa, hours being only r. TIE number Of deaths
from Cholera sni other causes during the same time
81. Citizen. generally are returning 70 men
homes and the late ran. hsi su5sided And given pace
70 Wholesoms and pleasant weaiher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, JAN. ?.

FouR DAY, LATER FROM ECRoFk.-The Amer
ran steamship Washington. Capt Johnson, was
10 leave southampton on the 2oth ut and IS
therefore in her nineteenth day She has undoubt-
.dly met with strong head winds on the passage
bat may be confidently expected to arrive at this
nor. to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

CAIisoKSIA.--lt IS currently rumored that the
Government at Washington has received dispatches
from California later than those already published,
which moro than eouarm former accounts Of the rich
pess of the Gold Mneslndeed !, Is asserted that the
exsvsssnce OF the language used in the dispatches
10 the csuse assigned for Withholding them from the
public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

~ Gov. MASIY OF North Carolina was insu
surssed At Raleigh on Monday the lst The RssA S'ar
ssys the address WA very neat spProprs,s, sensee
ssd patriotic production and listened 10 with pro
found attention and manifest delight BY bis large and
Intelligent audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

.THL American PULFlr.-OW Photographic
Report Of IT. Rev. Bishop HUcHEs Sermon on
" The Present Position Of Pope Plus TX is in
type and will appear in the Evening Edition OF
The 7tt5aue if we can possibly make room Tor
il. We can promise il with certainty in to nor
row mornings paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

II Capt. john n. CUSHING. father OF Hon Ca
lob Ccshipg. died Al his residence in NeweuryPor on
Saturday mernng in the 10Th year OF his age. Cspt
c. has been among the most enssrprsing merchants in
Kewburyport and wss enc Of the argcs, ship owners
IN New,Ensland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

VIRGINIA. Whis meeting IN Cseel has nom
mated WILLIAM NcCoNAs candidate to represent the
Kanawhs District In the next Congress subject TO the
decision Of District Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
EROOkLNN AEEAlRs.

TIE WEB Nothing e.. any consequence IA,
,ran.pired in ih. city during the past week Doe Or
two sttemp. a, burglary have been made one Of ID.
gang arrested and the other building Of
the burnt district, which during the warm weather
wen, on with sres, raIiiiiy has suddenly ceased
CouAoN CoUSclt.-A large amount of business
viii probably be brought before the Board thu. even
ing Among the most important topics vii be- that 10
aiins 10 the Ire Department The Committee appon.
ed 70 investigate ths fercnt plans for suppyns as
city with water, expected to repor. this evening
FOR CALF0RNIA young men mostly
from south Brooklyn, sailed Tor California SATURDAY
last Another party consisting entirely VI America
mechanics, 10 sail on the lj.h Tor the ieahs
ton
BALL fOR IHE POOR. Some of our beneg0
lent citizens intend 10 get up ball tor the oenrn, q
those who almost without the necesssflos oi lie
Police CoUsr A little boy named francl. guu,T
~s...a.not i.i slated la me i, p va.
pufposc q leaning trade ou' bong t'sPqsi 1aif 49,
ssn - f4n Perry Jsste Gifson ssss cslss u coa,
dismissed lie .as-
DEATH BY HTDKOPHoBGA.--The boston Trarc-
ier states that Mr. Charles T. Bean. stone eultf =
that city, died Of hydrophob!a on Saturday moutg
lie was bitten BY small house dog not supposed p
be mad Ia the month OF June last lie felt the ifl
symptoms ~ the disease shout a week before be Oct
He was lucid AZ times until his death and co
sci0us Of the horrible disorder under which be o.,
suffering. lie wss iorty.two years of age hilhyn
spcctGd BY all who knew him, snd leaves a vile al
eight children 10 noun his ssd late
EDITORS ~ LucK-We perceive that seven
Editors have been recently presented with subssfid
tokens ~ esteem by their readers aud friends Tte
able Editor ~ the LOsscis journal ha- been pre,en,d
with piece u ps;e the Editor Of the Naslras taos
has been presentei with cult u clothes and M
Treat Of the ~ LoHis Ctoa has been prcsentej viii
gold watch Hope il may b. our turn next n o Deln
MELANCHOLY ACciDEST.--Wc learn from be
Wetche7fer Herald that \ Mrs Ward wife u D.nsl
Ward OF Yorktown. lost her If On Tuesday u ,.i
week BY the upseiting Of = ssie small roo bat %
Iompkins mill pond some distance below the Cr0tor
Dam, In that town. Tho deceased was about 8 yssr
Old end has eit husband aud sh children 10 m0s'
her lOss.
HOSPITAL FOR THE ISsAyE Tho bill spprp
praiing SO 600 20 provide for the establishment Of
Hospital for the Insane In this -is,e pssssd lu tn
reading 10 the Senate Saturday last and Il therss
lsH. The place u its location 4. yet % Be fUd %
y supplemental act. Raleigh n CO star 81
FIRE AT TEwKsBURr, Mass The Avon H0s'e
Tsws.bury, hsss occupied by J ? Keltosn and osn,i
by Daniel West was burned, with the barns and sssf'
adjoining, on the 5th inst Insured In Hartford M
5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

IsDr.sA.-We learn by Telegraph that the
wings OF Indiana have nominated Judge EMBREE, now
Member Of Congress As their candidate for Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

BooTs. Doors. Corr sole, doube sole, gutsp-f'
sole ssierProo' California sid dres. BooD q ne CO
gfc'' Boot store i5o Fulton 81 .H door. from Brosd'"
sso Oser,hoss q every description, for ladies, sensn
u''es and boys, cheaper than can o0rd 81 any ou'
erisbl.hmeui In fha civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

" WILLIAM CsASs BAESKH, late editor Of
tie Rsltiz,rs irisoTafs N,sev, proposes to Pusi.h
new paper in Washington to se called rAS C5srt
Joaraal The hrs, number to appear January -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

EDIorRIAL CRASGEs.-JcHS NJ. FRANCIS Is
succeeded in the editorial chair Of the Tfey Saaci ~
Mr. wAlraAN The rrey Co~zcciai .sfrGtiscr i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

CALffc sNis Gooos-sELLlSc orr BLOW Cor IL
proprietor u he welk'oNa e.isbA.hne1f 100 5r0stSH
viii retire from business IN February next and .. sxs'
've sock, ineladirs every article of indie Rubber gooS
suitable Tor Csiorns emgralt.. such camp bssi~'
~sier bosles uiinng 5oo,. ulung eoas ponehos &C 81
be sod 5eos cot 70 c.os- the c51cesn BJ.eo1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

TELEGRAPH TO NEw-BeUSswIcN--The CALAIS
(Nel Jsrraal states that the telegraph 10 completed
trcm that town to 81 l0hn n +. The circuit will
5e formed through from Bangor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

" The prcprieiors Of the ~. Lou,s Rspshli-
CA have commenced the pabliesioa Of Sunday
morning paper similar in al respects save iAe name,
sHs3,y kersisy Re'45.ieas) TO ths Dsls R&s!icaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ in addition 20 ne English Giant ne Dsuf ~
other novele. nich have been srs-bg ne st.eniot
our cliz-ns no past holidays o. me su-flcs1 hgss.
bARNtN he's engaged very beautiful muCt. Il ne CY
J-rusa IN - now stands hch si be Aks.y cfnlas
ne noice u every hO feels al Interest In itt ,"
city and What Chnss1 does FEEL slcb En- Interest," u
Al. be % ertib'0n ~ al hours fay and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

FROM THE AFRIcAy CoAsr.-Wc are indebted
10 commercial friend for the annexed extract Of let
ter dated CAPE DE- VERDs. Nov. ? l-i-
We have been grstifed by the yisit here Of an Amer
lean vessel OF war the FIRST hst has been here for
many years The y : brig Banbrcge, Commander
A. Slaughter anchored IN port few days since
The presence OF vessel Of i a all times desirable
but particularly al this time several outrsges
have been committed by the authorities Of this Island
upon American vessels Ia direct violation OF treaty
sfpuiatOns the visit OF this vessel VIII BE-
under apprehension OF Ike conduct In future. The
Commandant told the Authorities that the Government
of toe United states would not suffer for moment
Infringement Of any treaty stpulsii0ns existing BE-
tween the two Governments With regard b the
treaty existing between Portugal and the Uu;ed states
the authorities seemed 10 De entirely in the dars.
they denied al knowledge Of n. Commander slsugh-
ter. cuudact 10 this STAR has been everything that The
Government OF the Jailet states could have ie.rsd
He has been perseverng and energetic In obtaining al
the Information with respect the late wreck OF the
Col Blum and IN the a. air Of Americsn bark which
vas fred upon By the authorities Of thu island, the
same untiriDs energy hss shown if-elf and say
sllr1s great satisfaction notice this Ci1rers
conduct throughout toe affair The officers Of The Balm.
bridge were much gahed BY their visit 10 this .ssnd
Baltimore American, Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

HoRSIEIE Two young children were frozen
to dasih In s;asecosch The rosi iron Port Jervis
- HonssdAle Is. the ni-rt OF Dec -t The i.ihcr
and mother OF the children DO were irish repeated Is
underworld ohtaia admfa1ce into the tzverns Aor
the route % themselves, oui were every 10
stance refused admission
We clip the shove from an exchange paper o,
cnursr Il q 4 husx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Snow sso RsiS -. BALLs aSD P,sIIss Ladies ger
p-us .oss Isc!4 Rubber Oyer,hoe' sgtshe fpf ~ ~
s)a q ard rain Lslles whe and bisca >,
French Morocco snf KID Slipper. Cater p )op SC. ~
bic Tor his seaf1r y balls snd parties a.
81. J. aILLERs. l.! Csn.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

IL The Worcester SO says that complete re
turns from the yth Congressional District OF Massscha
seus give Judge AILKS tie Free Sol candidate ~
over al others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
Kentucky Legi.Iature-EIectiOn of speaker.

E. TsesraPhl LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Jao q.
The Kentucky Legislature have elected Mr..
PACK. Whis. Speaker Of the House the 22i ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

" For Important News by Telegraph see
OutSide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Harding the Boston painter.
NEw-YoRK AcADEAr % MgDIcINE-The An
nua Election Of hi. scientific body uanspired on
Wednesday evening last At Convention Hall and re-
suited IN the designation for President Of Dr. Valentine
Mott; Vice Presidents Dn Isaac Wood Jas K Man
ly, Gslen Carter and Thomas Cock Recording secre
tary, DR.. +. Vsnderyoort; Assistant Secretary Dr.
7. N. Franklin Domestic Corresponding Secretary
Dr n. C. Roberts Foreign Corre.ponding Secretary
Or. John G. Adams Treasurer Dr. Jams o. Pond
Librarian DR.. Thos r. Cock 40 adjournment was
made 10 next Tuesday evening 10 elect the several
standing Committees and. If time permit g. resume
the consideration Of Cholers.
y Y. CHEAP POSTAGE AssocIArIoS.-We call
attention the card Of the Cheap Postage Association
In another column The objects Of this body are Of
such importance the interests Of the pnbc hsi ia
energetic support calls for more than ordinary sror,
the part Of al who desire their attainment The
merits Of the various plan. for reduction Of the po
r.tes hsve already been discussed At length In ne
Tri5iEs
PLAN fuR TIE RELIEF - BROADWAY
r. tie Eaiior Or Tie Tribaae
\ very feasible plan Tor widening Broadway s
- folows From the Park 70 Waist let the .de
~ak' Be taken Up and the whole width Of the stree,
from house 10 house be devo4ed TO the oarrase..ay
BY this means the carriage vii be increased n
width 70 twice its present limits Let sldsrAk. b.
constructed within the arst story Of the houses thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

WYonISs COUsIY WsiG.-This g the ,itle OF A
beautiful whs paper JUS, established At TunkAsanOck
Pa By C. Z. LsiAEop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

~ TIE Boston Plot commences the new
year 10 AZ enlarged form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Among others who inteud leaving soon for the en-
ehEn,ed region, :. :. Osgood, the artist c. w.
Holden, of HoIdeHs Magazine, aud son Of Chester
Harding the Boston painter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Cnoics BpcKwHsar FLocH-The subscribers rave =
hsoo sass d very choice BsckNb-si asnufsci1f~t "
,Te,sy Tor he Of fsns - be- are psIl.cslsf 80
lly Oroeers sne dealers VII fed u veiy ee,rsbssref
,or reisli1g. Pr sac y CROMWELL 4 BlRDsAlL
j sws 80 Froltst cor B,-snss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

ffs- rarfa.isrf 80 flFcfs,-s e1.-@-s
Cr-r. Los tl l. Astf f't-- oTsrs H11--
ll-a r. "a e I-ts is far.-. rtnn pa i~ftt D n
Az. Csr.tsi :. nish .-erf-h1rf thsfri-rfN
Frr.s f.f-rarr ,r.rfr- taf-srs l1sft.f-r n v
s--tt h-r Cflrrh nrslI fli Meme 30 4
,..it-. Rtar as e. Nsfrt' A. at-rf n to ID
h. -,,.- AZ rula- tfssf. kst.- uif a.
1870 I1sn fr atFtf sasfs hotn- Dsy a. sf-urg
Y.,r.r-s Hs1-sa 49, ~ Bessff % = .. 4. a. "a O. ff
fslf..a-is+ Hrlst 49, % " o. ID v
.Nr-fr'. -.f--a- lsras' IA. 81 sr.strsg - v
s-s Or-sr- nr-rs Crurs1f-s,sI-fF itrsN = 2 "
a. 49, y ..rr-r- go brlsfsas- Day aat s'r-s
Ne Aafrh-1- 800 Bfoaisff-l = T. v
Aarsrrll 4 nue. I itrrA ir0lfst -
sur,rrs Th-s--r-S 'snit-, - a~sr trsfrsf- 2 y
So. "a. Ih-ftrr- Rrnst Fsy. r-sr Aa-n,is -if
.r-r1sa b.. si~as. ter A. st-pi 49, sfrn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08
corrrrrrr. M.rnr. onee.

TIE CHoLERA AT AZ END.-The following
communication wss received from the Mayors Once
on saturday
SANAroRY COMMITTEE. Mayors Ofhce
Nxw-YoRX Jan. @ $40
Wisrsas The Health Ofhcer having reported no new
csses AZ Quarantine the last p hours and none hsy
NJ occurred toe re for the three days past and this City
has been free from i since the 2Oth dag Of December
therefore he i
Res0lred That the daily meetings Of this Committee
De discontinued ani that they stand adjourned subject
% the cal. OF the Chairman.
Adopted ard ordered o. b. printed.
TIMOTHY z. HlBBARD. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Ds PmNSEYs flLLs.-T-ese we..-snoTn pa, 90
ienssey usei ard recommended BY physeals la % ?,
cave h7 bowels eosage, or Obge pe1.oss - iuoTes''
number Tor doe, axe hen iocg a. hey vi, Hs ~
saniy for sac thrOggh The Norhera Mitse al "
Engsas States, Ia the soatefn Giles sni ne c4sss
ne drug AID oogniry stores. Alb. ID. SANDS. ssels
fuiion-sl and Is Bfosfssy Ne~-Yot cly. OIL. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

POLICE COURr A little boy named Francis Nunnl
ifk-n custody ssflritY charlst With harEafI
etaasunu ne lt stated that ls hsf on- 1n l- phs A. -
purpose of leaning tfad- bur t-l fsapptet lnif aItf
b. obliged sustain himself fg oarrl packages &c ~
GEMS, fn Ferry J4sie Gifson sses II csaraa
ft..r. 80 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

Tar WEArBER.-The sleighins IN our principal
ihoroushfsrc beginning 70 90 although in the ie''
travelled streets The = stll Of sufficient depth
The weather has moderated bu, little for the lsst two
or three Days. the temperature varying from - at
noon 70 26' and - morning and evening The wind
Is sharp snd cold sad Ice hss formed shout the piers
aud wharves 10 The vicinity OF the City The sleghins
is magnificent and Will last week ongsr unless the
weather should grow milier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

BALL fOR IHE POoR. Some Of our beneg0
lent citizens intend 10 get up ball tor the bench q
those who are almost without the necessafos Of Iis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

PHoNooRArHIc CiASsE,.- Tie laonosrspl..
Glasses OF Messrs. ANDREWS & RoYLs viii be- talss,
for - the course instead Of = from tb. FAY orwsr.
This liberal reduction OF price bring. the oppoftsoay
OF acquiring thi. admirable system OF rapid with.
with the reach OF AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

F0R CALHoRNA.-Seycraly young men mostly
from south Brooklyn sailed Tor California SATURDAY
last Another party consisting entirely VI America
mechanics, 10 sail on the jth Tor the ieslns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-08

~ rALNgK's bvsISEss MfSs ALN.Nte snois''.- 3
OF vssi In 2ortsnce readily .ffis-a 81 - = /,
reresecce 10 arse snd rxpensi.e ~oTs 10,
snc lAbof bestowed Ia he research fsnA- So - :,
hixey coruu-nss its.f to psfch.rs mechsnlcs I'l
ufseGarefs, and oussrs engaged n ...ve ne .,>,.