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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Fs~irr- & Wells. PsreHelesi-t- ssa
PHbIt,her. lrio1 Es-- lsi SAsssl-ss r~A -le r N>
80. and National Law school. B.s.-

~ state and National Law school D.
- =. 80. caC. y TO- a.. irft .' t-s
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Ems .r.r.-- sr.N edge f re -fN'f a.
t.. --.f... q Ire .Fstru -H races rr.-rAt
ca e rec talors srt -c--res- ca-..t.i ffsf -
rc-a--ol. .-a--s -.-s.s rs .I -f... -'''' aN
rr-r.. s-r~-a .-ra.-, I ---,s..Is $3.50 N
st-h ..--t s-r--cr -- tte r- - 'f r'--'f'c 81 -
,1r----r-.. -.z- rri.r r-lg g.-te --ie-ary sfsrt
,srt - r-Hfes>rrs .--ssr- scr - lTiAr
% a .fl1-r- r.srtr -lEs-r- .1 re- " :. a.
sr.---rl g s11 ne --ta.s ri i- - tse
- A~--s he Pr1.-...-s are " -1a er han " .-
u. % Nsrv 49, " r lt-.. Es-s Cr,rgcs i'r
s--.r r-- -rer ,oa-c. rH-. -se Qt i-rsr~s 49, -
49,. Il - -er Term 1f gsfsc 10 s-Tsncf cf
..f.-4 .- T. - of .hr 81 None -rc- vri f9r 60.
- ---rn A--r- clri si--g rtr-f- a., >r.
~ -.a.. y --4v.,- res1 rf s~ rrr--s2ry cr -f
..-..- I--.r--. rv C-s~-- .r " "a .-'r -ts-s " -
49, Ps-k-- ~ -lrr~. sst- rom nose - az ESQ
n, --.-- ft-- Scsrt " soN NLkR fr--ifert
as 80. av ~ An -
" Iyons Magnets Powder 'of ~ i-ss-
l6r 10 n-l sc-rs. s-1 a. l.a-f nsres fr
for ne destruction - rA-s A. NICE "a ----. Fes,- a.
- S-ra1wAy N.'t"
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yI,O DAGTERRF.N ARrI.r.- -. -,

- = aFlee foT cI-aninK platss y saves le
-11 aol 80 vita gr-A- facility stains ard gid
ing TOE s p.ie -avlng ne r1e posh previously gwen
oy nr o-1 oper.iors are invited 70 Try i = may Be hai
3 per t0tte By ne dorer from he DaEuerresu
Depot JssS RsAeE. y Nassss-sL \. Y. Us .r-
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W ANTS.

A>TkD-8y yr.-E -sa. s'f-s..n A. .,,S
w s-~r-r .r genera. re-k rnf1- - On n,--e H
~ --y .r- .-r- e--t----t Best c $3.50 reference Won
A3t--.. ..N - Lower o 49,"
- SDpn-W k>TtD .o eor-r~ So f'r r'-r e- ."r p
- -uVr lr.-.. ilr Vl.-r very ao~-s. t'0is -. r
e.t So rsf-rrl .-l--- BIZ 1inri4t-- .rtr qf' per-
.r-l-rc f.r |,f A-1rr.s Losl 81 lat. Nrrr 49, "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

T-s SAD - .sv- sce q ~ 81 rs t9l
t~.1 c-rz former -tat---.. ~ A-s--la1 F--ss y
VIVA De- r-rEr s-s-rt-1 tl cave --fr---7l7- =
-.r Dr. r. - l~r~r Lerfa.. -.a--s p. f. 20
~ De- ~-rr .--t -@rrsrn- ,-- h---i--- --
taaez. and -rs- .-- f.F- -. s.rr----r-
.... ----'....- -- ---.-- -.. .r-.-a-.- --1----t
1orl.r-
s--.-as .f o-1.ssr.- s-- -.- --
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tn. siexr of Venice.

The segs operations sgsinsi ssllce hs.s oe@n 80 ~
,.,,~d n, Consequence " ne fsta preFe elce z. fever
.od sexness aa1OIg The A1..nsn ro0ps0c aura y 1
EXCESSIVE heat ara WON Tue o1usfss ~ef- fs9-o7s p
s,re .po TIE scfi vlty Of ne Dessgsf. = rd -D l@
fssnDsnt Of snct Oczsds Dy s,1 srd sea ID -
gsy u taOugnt that he reduction O Nsnce nsy ~ PRO
,gfeS without furtnef DlOodshed ne sgrfsr1ef ~ A,a
,ud Rome having eft A. motive for ipftlef fessi4Ics
e.ther regards lfs DOli of nOny.r, of nop7 VI A-
cess whi he other. tnr s41erng occA%- 10 Z!
s<srcfy Of e nece..sre. Of ls. AID ne ioiz Nal u
urunes ice. wnicn are 10 lay scafcsy .-ss
penssble 10 daily sggrsvsieo Oy ne pfoif-e-'D u D
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
p,..x p.,ail. of the War.

The KosalseA< Zsizs4 OF Jaly II has the following
WHICH w VIENNA Jaly le
Fatal Sladies Of all appearing In the Aasuo
Russian amy. Whole bosilosds Of SICK and Woahoed
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NHW-YORk AND ALBANY

~ NEW-YORk AND ALBANY
@<CH-z PLASE-FACTORY-Csrp srpeuters
- - ! Coscn, Cabinet and Plano forte
----->-------| M4sers' Tools u every description
The subscriber - practicA.
mechanic. Every Plane Manufactured By his own
hand under a.s immediate .4pefslOn and hIs prices
fuA - percent io~er han What ;. usually a-ked
Double J0fntsr ..... - Double Fore zane A 81.
do Jsck.......... - Double smOthg Plane D n;
single J0inter. ...... a single Fore Plane ....l Is
DO jack. ....... "a siag.s sm0th p .ue % 75
Circular Smoothing ane, - cis do DO Double Al IL.
-trckr-o.ock - ci.. Cutler Plane, . ~. &C &c,
Mechanics are invited ~ call ard examine his STOCK
anes made IraNllgs, ami al lane. repaired Fac
tory and store 29l BOwery between Houston and fst
.. fsu2 3mMTh4sAI JOSEPH COCGHTRY
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BOARDING.

BOARD THE COU>TRN-c'a he hst n =
gentlemen an .r+.r wives he st-srcn : one ~ re
snd h-z,1y 10 tlis part oi hr c'lrf o~.As
o. 20 ridge and. Nih the prospect ID iae sar
rourtr cclrt-y Tor a. es each way ue Chorra h.s
never been srrVr iris vicinity tfe s--Aila all-t
one r. from De Nhifockv' r Depot ol ine haf rn
R..ro.- s-t th- sane distance f-on re Crltol Las-
Fnr fg~f.r~ rsrrru as appV ff NN ? WOOD, a. -
Bouers -lo,c sta.irg fpr 1cr-'s ca $50 ar lsi -
moderate c1arEe N'. r,
DOARDING-A gentleman sat We csn obtain
Two or t,ree snse seltemen car be- Accommodated a.
SIS H1l.ion-.t cor Cf CROSBY Ballroom - ite l'-'e
all w.
DOARDI>G.-To lei. sui,. oi rooms "a i.l pat or fil
ID 3oa-d private tah r.. .n El- .a family So scf
e-a .rE bedrooms. WEB lr without hr-aNfs.t s1t "a
H1t -oi snt shower baths frr t-e free 4sc r - 'cci
pants App s. ~ He1.iln.i s,. ~
BOARD II THE COUNTRY Vsri~d. .n ares
- gect.n.e family. 'Catholt pfr'rffrlI ~ H..-s
Spar.h g-u,emaa Aadres. : box .'.h Pos one
sgl ~"
DOARD-Wi,h plesssn. rooms may be Obtained sy ap
Id P.y.ns A. - Hloerr.t s.9 -
4 PRIVATE FAMILY residing 10 deisnihil
and wife or .ev-rai sinse gentlemen with board PNsT
on second 1oor. Uh bedroom srt pantry aiiscne lNe
house The modern convrn'snces. including oAih
supplied wiin hot ard cold Waer srge pleasant yard Ac
Reference. must ~ lnrNcepuunAhe p1ls persons pre-
farr-i term. moderate 4 note addressed io Home,
stating here Al nterr-~ car tr bad and IN A. r
Tribune Ohce. ~ meet " Oh prompt siirn.on anl u"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

| k....-. -. ..f f.--. f-st srr.s. .Hf 60
y .-,.t .kNs> tlA.A ArtAp 90 --r-.I s.ri.t-t
a
t.fs .s r..r ~ i.rt $50 ..' t. .-si fs,
s-H.-a t.ts-' -fs ..'F' ,-
/. H~ st ~ ~ e 'ssrl
tsI. 100 .- --...- tt.
.sf aItr~'
go %. ..t.t Cd
't HH go &C.
....--5 ..... .... H..-f ..f y.
I'd. -.rs. a .T. a.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
SCHOOLS
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
Ro..vli- si.en i.lsn

R0ssvlli-. >tslen Island
4 LEX BENEDICT Principal The ocsuon = pless
~ zni a1d healthy situated about q M - from me tiy
o. New York Term. for -liuos board, sc :. PEI year
scholars received a. any time during tie yesr f1r
further information apply fo SAM RI " BENEDICT L
Wsllst where circulars may be- obtained aas @N'
ADIE-, -CUOOL.-Firht pupil. are thorough y
l instructed hy Mrs " JONES, To- Music French ard
Drawing wei in the ususl branches ui l'ite edu
cAuon Her residence -pmunl nliuus cottage Ni.t
grounds. fl- razzrf Ald healthy village 1i Red uuos
On lhe Norr River Her terms Are 'l per annum " iin
sny rata charge anf circuar- "fh further qafucl
lsr-. may h- had o. West NasninRon place. 1r -fe
VII de happy visitors ho ny landing Al banyo~f
may r-flrc tl- CITY the evening sle ha. va
ca1ry for tUo young aides may enter IS. any ume
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
AMLRIcAN HOTEL.

I'M : ~ 4 y v ~
nTRlNg THE PAST SEASON the Amer -sn t'ie
~ la- been enlarged and lF owed std nr" F f.i y
sri ar4 gah.r o -orrnio.. .s rooms rste been sit
81 WEI arranged .lr tlr arcluinlttNuu Hi ftnlr- ts
we a. f1r srg persons anl an roN fr~psrtd t' fn
terrain ,r sr-uru0lsa a. heretofore 81 wfu are 4 =
posed tn fst1r me- s.fl fhrlr patronage
WIf1 many HANKS f'r pal fufs. {y.rs
AIS f. NpRNhNN
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EXCUR RSiONS.

IT. FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN
s=s5s.xe=<7- House, Lon9 Branch, Jumping Pom,
RDmson snd EsIonto~n Landing TLe
stesmbosi EDWIN LEWIS, Capt J P Cor!iescs nsn
IS follows from Fulton Market SIP, E.t River
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Lesye shreW.bar,
->ExCUR-IoN TO rHE FISHING

Ss-,s..--s-1N BANKS. a sandy HoOS, every A0u1ay.
Isle-tay. W-cl-stay. Thursday Frdxy
snt sunday. The Steamer BUFFALO vii cave iootoi
ho4lnson-sL Jc.0ck T1lriernth-st u Cansl-.t 81
Cshzr.ne-s- 4, Gfsncst 9. Pier No J. Sorth River =.
VI Refreshments And Fishing tackle provided board
Fsr- - crrfs -arh IVA
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IT, DELIGHTFUL ExCuR-ION-

.ssl...zcNTO sHREWs sTRY. ocean f5a.e I1oul
Branch. POrr Wasnng gton. Mounts DOc6
Bro~us Dock lAcd.-fowuI ard Red Bsrs-Tl- nes
s1c ~el-srONn steamboat CONFIDENCE. Cap A H.
Hsggeriy, Vi run q. foONs from wes side u Peek s
Per. L aa4 LA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

~ Hon. Mr.. Durkee NJ. c. elect, from Wis
con.in has sailed as deleg ate the Worlds Peace
Convention which Is 70 meet 10 Paris on the 18Th INST
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

a. TO IET.-Part oi tstory house No o. Forty.
~. hird-st between the seventh and Eighth avenues
- Rent sllo per snnum- Inquire Of W A ROSS. one
door we-i VI The premises y3i W.
81 FOX -AfE 100 acres OF and " Of which
40 under cultivation. With house upon H. situated
- 4 village IN the valley Of The Hudson Essex CO
for St0 Alss IS 20 u which srss. ia War
ren CO. this state, for s75 Inquire u . AcADAM q
Beekman-st lytO l.'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Ia AnII-, -lunnI-ELtll
Do.RDING -CIIOoI

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS atPrrclest,r
ID on th- New i1fs and N-e Have Railroad. = niles
from fh- cifF 4 -s more pupils would hr received -
Crclaf- can bee obtained hy addressing ihe Principal or
Of p Duncom9. . Liberty =
fs2H y.
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sale. nj the stock Exchanxe.~.Ars 4
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
" Whereas the accident which occurred ths day on ne
Camden and Amboy Railroad near the Princeton stsuOn
occasoned by some evidsposed person or persons
displsciug The swl.rl turnout The above ward
vii pad Tor he discovery and cOnvcr0n Of tho person
or persous W1o have committed said ofeuce
PRINCETON, Aux - lsst lwl = A STEVENS
4 ENON SUGAR. " KELLYS Prsai
LLrmon sugar for -ar instant production q lemonade
desirable sc for travellers either oy lsld Or
For h- family groceries, generally 10 ne city and
srgok.fl. $50. - .l- Manufacturer. J. " NELLY
u 5-ekr.n-sL fW0 doors above Wllzm-si
T. attention ~ cO1Dtry uade = called 10 th- shove
arac- ss0 ke - Portable soda FOR Ile prod
ugo of .l.is vale auJ
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SEAT TO LIT OR FOR SALE

Ia. A Rou.- and sarden On Long l,land sound sboul
- one mi = from the railroad depot, A. ford. Conn
The house by -. with Atcn-n attached. There
pialkas on a sides Of he house. both the and
sec0nd here - u and and hafd
heaeh Of three niles that belong The property
about the many sladc ard fruit Trees making 10
a most desirable summer residence The grounds are
wei arranged, and ne bathing and fishing excellent In
QIre 0f lI-A 4 Blu NJ, ID " all-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Surrender of Debreczin.

II appears probable thai Deoreez!G has isen inio .hs
hsrds u the Russian troops, uIdeE PEace FssA~~iich
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
/sSss. FOR CALIFORNIA-roqeAias Al -

Lfe FOR CALIFOK>IA-Toachir a. -
NNxe<ke>sr J.nrifo ard .lpafslsO- Ite eeg.aL -
ana s4pstAllal steamship CHkbAHEAht
under ne command u Chss Henry BALDWIN of .Le Z
navy has been most thoroughly and sfno i-i OF =
go - d.pAl l-d from Ter dock. Per ~. !. ~,
River. Tor san ffanciscO % De 15t July mos
.ofeDle opportunity 10 here presented " sv0f "a .
-ah trf ~ .cALrs. now 30 prevalent % ize ~.
otefaha fos1rs ard AsO he trc Ogsles. 0f 0uf fo
" sA.-ag V-sse. furDg he Gains ard lghl wcS...
.a,lief limited number " pas.enger' Tor each "~
aDo'e-lslr1 Rofis VII D. tss~n 0n Application %
ISAAC T SMITH l0l Wa-st corner Frolis
hfs'ciAss shi ? vii eso BE- crspzteted 90 NJ -
Us ~ "hieh heigkis Nil be received 90 appesno'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

ID bLlC ADHlNlsrkAfOhs OFffCF. - sasssa .ir-r
N.t.s 1--sy ~ ths 4 ALfA
ANDkh LA"svr. ale VI - ~ ri ~ f1fs frcsf i-sa
td ~tY s-gei c AVS il~1 sqn - -
c.ts oi h- cosrfy n r-~ Ton -
30 -st~s ei l- So lt--f.- r- ca sfi
9rofs a tf- lof-ll,u Dsfst N.- r.rs I4I ..sst
- ass JAMES ThAfER. poo. A'nTasvssf
tJlbLIc ADnINsiRArOks OFTIcE. ~ s...s. . y. !.
- l"rs1y gfs1, ~ n- al " t1 = JVn'
Ns. ooiofsd nsa. ~ ne Cfy C Ns. s~ss
% 30 $40 sfsf bavs 80 nts-fa. nat shs sgfJ
sif GO NJ - taantg Of Ss~ fYss sr 0f imtsss
1Pca - sstss si h- nt--;aie - CO. -
a. 20 cloct 20 le of.s,oa Dsst s.- IN - G.
p..7. 4.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

UhBER EoR -AIE.-The subscriber ssf..'
A$AiF~s nclce that be = prepared % f-rDlsn 49,
p-lcn cafgo-s Of lumber, ior the Caforria nlsfsr-
pADec % one of beth sides and fOugued and sfo9ss
desired. Prces viii Be reasonable, a1d greilss1;
eording 70 the qushiy Of he lumber y b-fes'ss le
.afse cisss can lay stosl while loading A ais M
p4ieanon 10 be made % 7 CUSHING, ffankiofs ~
hSfoeHee-Henry A Con, Esq Messrs Pi4..o-}.
sanford. New-YOrk iyT lnre---
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SARAH sADcEsrRY s,.ao,
DrsIiC ADNiNI.TAArOAs 0ffiCr - : ,..... -.

- 81, ADniNi'ikAiohs uffi't. - rs'... '1'.i
! Nlff- hereby PAL Do sUf .f a. 4
JAaf, hAhklN 40 oi th- Cty of N-- tsi.f .
--s~f. Al sg-l nsf- fvf Ifi -
sr- - ~ ~ -af nt--fs~ l 10 hsnfs H fl- kfr.t
- - sfnl sef-f snf lslus~i f LHa sfrfg - af--
- 30 r-f n -
l-rts-d no llf sy naf-i N-s llF
....I Is-t~ JAWS. rHAfbk F.f.. sfI..-tsssf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
PATENT Ip5LIASING ! MACHINE.

esEAT IN5E0vENfsT
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GFOHGt HuNT. Aina.I.lal

iN-s "a n.fHs 81 l-r~fs sfrl b. a pefrf HsI0l rtas
sssI1st JAhts -AuOtblhi .'- ll fn- Ct Nss va
sfl F.I.l~fs fh--I
f--ssa'- ~ 80 Wei ss--ah 80 Cfy n y.
iof orb-f- the N-fh iss afJanl. Da-I Nss Ia
10 '-Fsufh 1sy 4i Jl4-. lst4
la~fmT sAhAH -ApsFHl ~ kt~.HfFr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

ls PURSUANCE .f e. "ri-f .i n- ,.rrst.- ar l..u
4 \ - utfe hereby ff-u nY a. I-f-'l- Na..f .sa
HAkf hl ~ af Oasa.ls f.~ rsf-i lr-sra
ffr fI hrrs Erf-.f fl sINsfNaf ar $50
"a "a. i-a a. stree u- ttl .f ~ "a
before ,h- -f-0a iaj s-Ysul- Ns.-i Bros .. ~
f.y n Nsrrt. i.ti
ma l.r.n sFuHsF HDNI ktrn.fr.t.s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

N-OTITT T-r..s-- N a. .r'-- Assr-- 49, q.
y ,l.r- >arrns.- fr- Cosats ef- 's'-.f g.,
b. al -r.ru rsrs sxer-f JuHN fhtnkhilh sicklfs
80 fs- &C., a srsvr. kH.- f0n f-ess-f r--s-1i
49, 80 ~ ,o.h- fh-f-n Peter .hsr-f Jar m.
r...-. a 10 ssf tl' Hi b. "a
s,r- 80 s.--1 "a ei N.r-rn-f '-s- Naf A. I-N
,,- s-..rt KkNHsL nkf Afa.H.sfrsrr q.
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- hI..llI -.

II 81 ANCk .' .rt-r 90 ,Ifrts'- ..s t.alJ
tN-s iHs. ..f0- hereby tIa "-r-.ns Ht issfi
NsfHANlFf a. Ahk sf~ MT N- -tf Nrs It ts-sasl 1
lf-.-lf .H.0I-fs fI-r- r.-rs
..i-.l-Uf It y. lt frf street, f.- tff Nss Ia
h~.-~ - fh fsg Hi Aal.-' fsf- >-s ft re- h
is. uf F-tr4srt. .I.44 kfffN a. AHN tt-..fHf
|l.I.srns JACOB tuuHfh ff-laf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

~ o. a. Asik .ff-f -.f...rr i.a.f
l N-- "a a.ls- l-f-'f a.~n fn i-r-0ls Hf..t 80
itan.t IANtt \ HhNAkh .fr .I fH~ Nee "a is
.-s.-f ar-.-lf fIf'-.
40 n nd J.Il Hfl
fIrs before ff fsF .i Do Nfs'
N-s f.fs th- f--atJ s.Gth isy .i w.. l,ss
ri.- Ia-.u- -thAH.o HhnNfh. ts-an1
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31

news announcing the strong resistance
YOU encountered under the walls OF Rome
has deeply panied me. had hoped the
inhabitants of Rome, opening their eyes
to evidence, would receive with eagerness
an army which had arrived to accomplish
a friendly and disinterested mission. This
has not been the case. Our soldiers have
been received as enemies, our military
honor is injured, and will not suffer it to
be impunged; for reinforcements shall not
be wanting to you. Tell your soldiers
appreciate their bravery, and take part In
what they endure; and they may always
rely on my support and gratitude.
Ny dear General, receive the sentl-
ments of my highest esteem.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
Want of Time with Nothing TO Do.

A writer in the Washington Union thus
happily hits off Gen. Taylor, for being
so busily engaged in doing nothing, that
he has no time to see anybody or attend
to any ything. He says:
'.The great want of the present Admins
tration is time. They have no time to
speak to the people, to serve the people, or
to think of the people; and we are incl-
ned to think Judging by their acts, that
they have no time to remember their
pledges or their principles either. Gen.
Taylor, when the mail contractors were
presented to him, replied that he would be
pleased to converse with them, but he had
no time; when invited 10 Boston, he de-
clared his desire TO 90, but wanted time;
and when invited to the n Y cattle show,
even then he had the will to 90, but not
the time. What does he do with his time?
The appointments, it is said, are made by
the Cabinet In executive caucus; the laws
are constructed by the Attorney General;
the new Congress are expected to propose
and enact all necessary laws for the coun-
try, and the senate are to do up the diplo-
matte chores In secret session. What,
then, has the President to do! His own
plantation Is seven feet below water, and
his two hundred negroes are sucking SUI
gar cane In the crotches of the gum trees.
They, therefore, require no particular at
tention from him; and as he neither goes
to market, like Gen. Harrison, nor walks
round the public square, like Mr.. Polk,
we are altogether at loss TO conceive how
he can want time.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-05-31
st. Louis Fire----ChOIera among the MOrmOns
and California EmigrantS, &c., sc.
LOUISVILLE, XIV, Nav "a,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May "a, p. NJ.
A slip from the office of the st. Louis
ReUielle, dated Sunday, goth inst, says
the steamboats, destroyed are valued at
S31S, 5000; steamboat cargoes al 81 so 600,
and sums up the entire loss in buildings,
produce on landing merchandise, steam
boats and cargoes, at 81 $40 ,29O-far less
than any one would have anticipated pre-
vious to making any estimate.
Ali the insurance companies, except two,
will be able to meet their responsibilities
those two will pay from fifty to seventy
five per cent.
So far the loss of life is not as great as
was apprehended.
The city have passed an ordinance re-
quiring that the streets in the burnt district
be widened, and that the buildings to be
erected be fire proof.
Young Baldwin, who was convicted of
the murder of his brother-in-law, and SEN
fenced to death, has had his sentence COM
muted to Imprisonment for life.
The number of deaths by Cholera in
st. Louis, for the "a hours ending Tues
day noon, was 24 and the number of ca
ses for the week ending Tuesday noon,
23I.
The Cholera has appeared among the
Mormons at Council Bluff, and is COM
mitting fearful ravages.
The California emigrants are also suffer
ing greatly from the Cholera.
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Expedition TO the Great Salt Lake.

The following, which we find in the
ST. LoulsSRepublican, will be read with
great interest:
We understood, that the expedition for
a trlgonomical and natural survey of the
Great Salt and Utah Lakes, and the sur
rounding country, lying in the northern
portion of Upper California, is now being
fitted out in this city. 1t has been organ
lied by Col. j. j. Albert, of the Topo-
graphical Bureau, and the command given
to Capt. Howard Shrewsbury, assisted by
Lieut.. j. w. Gunnison, of the Topo-
fgraphical Engineers corps which may
well be called the working men of the
army.
The point of departure in the special
examination of this part of the great and
mostly unexplored basin, is Fort Hall. on
the Lewis Fort of the Columbia River
and thence directly south, by new route.
to the Salt Lake, which forms SO remarka-
bic feature in that Interesting valley be-
tween the Sierra Nevada and the Wahsatch
and Timpanozee Mountains, now chiefly
held by the Utah tribes of Indians, and in
which the Mormons have made a settle
ment, on the inner edge of the basin near
Utah Lake. The survey will particularly
develope the agricultural resources of the
country, with view to the supply of our
Forts and troops stationed in that country.
as slso to embrace the astronomical and
other purposes which shall give com
plete view of its physical geography; and
then explore another new route, on the re-
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He was within short distance of the great
square when the town capitulated to lay
lor, penetrating to the Plaza from the 9th
er side. For his exploits at Monterey
Worth was brevetted ma jor general.
Worth was among the generals with
drawn from Taylor, prior to the battle OF
Buena Vista. His next great exploit was
at Molino del Rey, where he carried the
almost impregnable works of the enemy,
after tremendous struggle, IN which more
lives were lost, in proportion to the num-
bers engaged, than III any action OF the
war. This terrible battle illustrated the
faults as well as merits of Worth. 1t Is
now generally conceded that the action
was a bIunder; in other words, that 1t was
won at too great cost. The defences OF
the Mexicans had been imperfectly recon-
noitred, and proved far stronger than they
were at first supposed. 1t was also be-
lieved that the enemy had an important
cannon foundry there, which was mis-
take. The attack ought never to have
been ordered; but, once determined on,
Worth was the very man to lead it. With
the story of that bloody day, also, our
readers, we presume, are familiar. 1t is
not generally known, perhaps it was only
arrested by the arrival of Cadwalader, with
the reserve Just at the crisis of the fl ght
when the American column reeled, bleed
ing, back before the awful fire of the enc
my, the division of our brave commander
came up, led by Col. Graham, and carried
the Mexican works triumphantly.
Worth also fought with distinction at
Cerro Gordo, at Churubusco, and at the
storming of the gates of Mexico. 1t is now
generally conceded that, in this latter ac-
ton, his troops entered the city on the
same day as Quitman's, though the con-
trary opinion was at first extensively cir
culated in the United States. 1t was
Worth who suggested the march across the
country, below lake Chalco, in order to a
void the impregnable defences of the Vera
Cruz approach to the capital. He was,
perhaps, after Taylor and Scott, the most
efficient, certainly the most popular of the
generals of the war with Mexico.
The character of worth may be sketched
in few words. He was brave to fault,
sufficiently good as tactician, chivalrous,
of popular manners, of imposing presence,
haughty-at times overbearing-impe
Gus, warm-hearted, fast friend. In many
respects he resembled Decatur. In battle,
especially where daring courage was re-
quired, he had no superior. His soldiers
still tell, with enthusiasm, that, at Monte
rey, he dismounted from his horse, placed
his plumed hat on the point of his sword,
and waving it high overhead, led them to
storm the Bishops Palace. Such tales re-
call the Paladins of old romance.
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Information Wanted.
proper.

What has become of Gen. Taylor-the
no-party President-the man ''who hates,
loathes prescription would as soon
think of running from Mexican as lc
prescribe any man for opinions sake!'
Where can the General be? Can Nj
Crittenden tell, or Mr.. Allison, or any one
of all that host who trumpeted these
pledges and declarations through the length
and breadth of our land. Has the hezO
been guilty of running from his promises;
has he surrendered to his advisers, or Is
he so averse to the Ueto that he cannot
put negative upon the deeds which are
gathering blackness and infamy around his
name. Some of the peculiar friends OF
the General should arouse him from his
lethargic slumber, and shew him the deep
disgrace which is heaping upon him by
the deeds of his Cabinet-Baiti,nOre Re
publican.