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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
r., - Ew-YoRk 4 nRIG e.Is;

~ ~ ~ ROAD EXTENDED To OWEy-
-Ou and after the isi june i1c ~
VII ran a. follows daily excepting s4ndays Fos ~
Unconditional trains viii leave New YOfE of ~
Co. - steamboat, from The Duane-sl pier 81 u 0ee1
A. ~ and O'Clock, y. N. Stopping AZ Ramspo slall1
Chester, GOsaen. MiddrtO~E. OtsvIle POu Jefsis -
al The way stations west VI tue named pacr e,
VIII leaye OHegO, 90 and al0er the ill June, 81
and r VI. ana BlnghamtOu aad sffer lie ls. -,
a. A and sP. N. arriving ia Ne~-Yof1 al u ~
snd q A 81 stoppins az az the way stations be-ss.
O~ezo and Port Jervs slc. east u POrt Jefsis a. ~
vile, Middleton "a, OO-~u Chester. ksmapO ct5lea -
Spring valley. Way TRAsss for Port Jefyl- and 4.
nternediaie stations, viii leave NewYOrS, - stes1'<
Thomas Powell from Dusnest pier, All a 81 and "
and Will leave Port Jeryis 40 A. n. as.d r. 81 y,
lkAIss-A train leaves Olssille al ! a. III. efnfs.
New FORK about ID. The afternoon milk Il takea ~
fsln leaving Port Jeryis al O'Clock ?. ii add sDt..
IN New ORR about midnight. fREfCHT.-Frci 20 -.
New-YOrk every night for all he regular sat0as
road. freight train Will ieaye OweKO every mOrs4'
O'clock and smother viii leave Port Jeryis. g. -
every morning a O'cl0ck with mark~t freight, kc
ExcursiOE Tickets a. 8 earh VII BE- Used uDa.r
eu.ber 1T 70 pass tie pef-ons named herein from -
YORK 20 OwegO " any other station the day q -
with the pr dlege Of returning on the sane or einr
the teo next succeeding days. Apply o. Onoss Do
o. Per and On board STEAMBOATS,.
myJS JAMES p HARDWOOD. slpeffnferder>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

- PURSUANCE Of an order q the saross Of the C91si
iNs~ ios. hsr-1Y gsel al p~rsons hlrng
CHAkLFs fEhRis, Il th- Of New i1rk.
pr-at IL surl-r- e<oi ths
r~-isucs q Hsrry io1aE - C4a,apsos .
S- ioik 1sof- ne tdr-th csy October Is1Datsc
Ss~fors. lie stA s@y Of APnl, so
Henry yOCSGs, ET-cn'or
% isseu+ CAROLINE , Chaplain Eruu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

p,-.s, Ss .se . 10 5oseher. ths,-o ~ .aaee a b. m
"a % er $50. ~ hrs a. 81 o.s.s s-Isb, = S.-
"a. ne .5il ass q Apr, ists CAROLINE eLAPHAn.
SO l4sous AinilsirtfrH-
n sJ KSCT ef,1 Coa1i d Sg-
if sss wsf,cs 3: J. =. c ,' - -, ys. '@ . s
,s.-f 49, .. - = "a rt-r-f u Oh sgorr BE-. o
.e- o. rscas, W sh Eq ~ Ns.s - ~ ne c o. ss~
M ~, ia is. "a ''- SARAH wArscs. A,u.a..r
DVsLIc ADNIs 81 zAIORs OFFICE, No. S4.-s-.l
HUG HlNsoS t- of ne CT u s-- lofk oos ssasr'
s4rs- q Cosy o. Ne So Lrsr, Of
-P - estate = - s stsis os ~ 1s "a o. J-y s-z a.
eli JAMES THAYER Pshhe As1nials'rstor
DCBIIc 4DaISIsrRAfORs OFFICE >. S,s.ss ,t-SaiT-
fcSESse s Us y: :, ?. e. '' q 10 rs Ste a L, =
80 a. 80 : 80 . ~. % a. - 81 :, =
apo--s 20, han aroorsE s--' ne
b iss sA rs olJsy usIt S.-yals Jups Vs. iss
@ s ~ ,. Sssi 81 s ~ u - q joss
CRAWFORD. - Psss-lssr Of shP rf1ei1a rn Lssffol g.
IL - L.ass q - rssc Asnli iatsf 81 >
asr-.l-a 80 i'o.-s d ,, la sos,ass - a. s.' Il
b a4f.i sr-lt1r atnlsfra-lr d III -
es.-i y ~ t is u Js Ds,ss - 1an jan s. -
DUBLic ADsISIsTRATOE- OfFilE. - S.s-ss-s,f-----
4 s.a1- lssby rir-a al ID PhOkzE
D0rY. s q ~ ~ y ~ rsrt aolt x hos-- t--s i-ss
tle s.a. Of IL Pa ssaa
ssss ), -. .,-,. - ss,.. n 10 s-e..-s4 ),
IL issk 80 oJ4y .-rr-Dstei Yors. Juns Is.
j-I5 ls~s- LAMBS : IHAIEa Pl5ie Aisala stratlr
DCBLlc ADKINIsTRArORs OFFtcE, 80 Ns.ssl ,'s-.t-
tsD EssxsIpss - rssa -, = q. e., Of S.s
fors t-cs-s~e s-s-. % hsy- tc iatssl ;1 ga
IFPJ u. Sung Cast e S-- rs 81 L.ssrs 4 A
tfa' ll - n 80 1sssis. - Ire 1sy n
Aa<1sf O. o'sk - se-ln ts1. s@~ lork Jay
!. 81 % .,-s.i JAxEs rH.YEK. F.sis .aasir,,l,
DgsIIc AONISIsTktTOks OfFICE. s.. s.s..a 80
Mo- a-ay G11 81 " ta si MI Al
81 a--..-s "a 80 .ssa : i've s-s ...s,,. go 4.
sfs q a. ,~1ts q ih- P1tc Af1ltrar
- - at1iitert 4-Fo--t q I'm sccor1g
- 49, b. c-d - as r1scs-r or tt1sirstorc III
s-c-asa - ia- sh i~rtoi-a 49, ora Juo- IS
istt r. is-tsl JAMS rakfER Plslc As1ll
DrBtic ADMINISTRATION OFFICE No. Na..sa-stf--t-
49, -l-1y gs-a ~ u-Tt q an q I'd
tLp Ocoe>On cEy q sss Yea 11rs-
fN-- 80 Q, AsF- -f-c-s st
ef--ie - - "a % ~. fa5 - administer
= - o. B. IN accr1g u1i-ss -
- 80 ta- s-sc.r a q IL @scezss b. i.s
-, tsT oiJag s-H~-D1-d Sss Tea, Iass "a ls4s
lsS1 1s~as JANIS TakIkE, fub.c Adln.xstlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

n OIICE TO CEEDITOhs gar.aanee
y isssc 7sf. County OF O.o1iass
hereby gwen sctnd o. sT. 10 al p-r-as having CLAIMS ss-
joins n TONfIN-NN ate of tie sfrf.use a. -
exhibit tt- t ih- foacn-
t-r- -g1ssrs. Administrators Of he --se sst
i--ssei. oht- No. tnpr- aock. up start l- Ct
syfsca-- t- h d of Jut neat dated - scss
jansg 5 ' ~ NM l. E9geHEA' Adna.,r,or, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

We have been furnish Ell with copies % cor
resp0odence between Mess-s. Noses Il. Leonard
and J. w. Ray moni. and Dr. J. + Morse 81 Pan
ans respecting the health o., thst c.ty The h,t
named gentlemen pnopound the following qaenes
Is Panama healthy dy-ani "ha are your IVA
, Rave enii .rani. 20 ihis place suffered more sck
nee. and greater mortality than - us4 iaf lcf' - 70
changing climate. habits. Acf
g. An. Lie Insurance COn prries lstfri M restrict
az and taxing the holders CT Polee' "no may reside
ln Panama
. DO epidemic. prevail ia the city and are he di.
casss generally unnanagescle wien properly treated
and DO they tend g. a iatal termination
DR. Morse, 10 answer. gives Il ss his opinion
tia, the health Of Pansma is better than that Of
any city OF; the same size m the United states,
Tor these reasons
4 Because believe no place can be- found Nhiess
more hea thiul.y reatei % saltwater stno' Ynefe
ard si the same tame more exempt from mAlsnogs
inauercfs.
. Because ! sscertNnei after ny arrival. hat
n I'll. p.ce oi 0lO inhabitants they haze 90 bed
general practice tNo Physicians, Who have found %
Z. t ut matter CD pfe-, rhe for the siCk and af te
same time preserve them own health Ana slso hat
the plsce visited fh any epidemic Diseases.
ami fnsf iysfrferY the only frse1N Nllcn. urraf
rng in sn epidemic form il 80 Oh t-nunespne fo cuu
tori ard from oil can learn t- .esse . mach more
midi end rss destructive than When 10 occufs "a nat
form ln - states
Because have the positive testimony of gentle
uisn = ho Visited the Foreigners Furying Ground act
week that there had been bur fifteen intermsnts since
sometime last December. an interval oi nearly I'VE
months and this under Circumstance which an COO
vurcd would have caused Czlsullous md ata4 conse
luenccs sny place that was not fefnarsa y healthy
50 one need reflect for moment un the conau a
lnmi- granite running hy thousands from tcmp 10
tlfss into tropical one suhieCi t0 sA The eNt.ais
tons 90 vary % novelties. o. change oi oct rs.s
habits disappointment. s4-pense. snd Rorsc fasn IL
90 nnumrrarIe acts oi nprofal,ncc in ofDcr CD 80
Why nff-rn have died hy there have DOT been hon
irtis deaths n-fs Al 0f trc shve .us per crniase
fh- greatest mystery o. Nothing appears o. ne
more Inconsistent wifh the objects % life in-afsnce
Com pafos than he prlhih.tlun thar some of them n
corporate wifh their paieies limiting the tl.lcfs 90
atsen days rcsience 10 the cry ~ fausma j be- isn.
Irrcy o' ms uruhDiiou ha. been ia many instances %
entail lp0n men the very thlng they would AVOID
low me-. however % say that 10 should ever resume
tl- practice 0f medicine JOB ihr -sfes should most
urgently recomm.nd such iuvalids are generally ST.
sl-c o. avail themselves o change 10 climate f0 ffii
Panama have treated number 90 caees of The pre-
Vallng lever OF the country sud every csse 1af-
been delighted with the ml4dness AMI ofevty 90 lie
disease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

BOSTON. Ju.s Is-AzRsf1.-Barss Jrania. B-ces.
River % Plate Marco s. Marg ans Bag more
Brs k--lrr Fori a. Prrcr May = - q c1 sltl 1r 2
FAN ior Oousivrs Do oa- ilf l--- - -o--'-lt- r
charge ard load for Bos-l1 Let -r. hetT. tlr Nfars
d. sch Her-E - 90. o.. >ls-- " ar-r oo-tur. --l
49, s1sAn Clrrr Cd IN Tor Aragar- ~ o.i 20 Boz
-1- Passed June J. % " - end % hrDraEu4 aal e
s-7 I'VE. Of y s-iiorc. sieesrlg y
brEs Louis b-4l. Elcllor1. A--A ulri4-. E-4aorl.-
TIE .-11, aac MsrgareL Niorki Dars, Aatal-oras =
Mary Wm Rogers, G-crsrt1~r % sc-fs Y ire
ard Georgetown. .. Ous. Nast.r gtun, Nc Joan
s1r. Wi.r-nsiou. sc. Courier Redmond NC. besl-
champ Nurfalk Kcharc. kag rAaarrocA Arri. A-erta'
era. Lucv Ar1. BAT. Alcr nrnrY- faFscc o-re Bar
s1-iA. ku.ene. susan Ross. 2 Lo-a1-- ho Asdl-on,
hrrrs unrcu. >eui-eruer 49, 2 a.ls-- az - ---a
ary Ar-aaf. Gr41ts safes. al- 7 = Aa4rl- NJ lrz
ILEAEED-Bark >4crzrl-n-c. SAL -2lc. >- Pr Aifa-
Morl.-- Rcd l-grr-. La-i-a 1rl Lar-cf,
ads-Ptia sc1rs r. Ani-ne. fof-aA-ffi1-e fo1~er'
EAST NACHIAS. Jsrs Is.-AkkivEo-Sear X 3 20
Ter. N-wl 9rs
PORTLAND. J1re ls-AkkivED-srs Osceo.A. Havana
NkNb AlPOkr. June lA-AAai'tD->c-f hArvr-;
NEW-BEDFORD. Jare lS-AzUvED-Sa.P ClrEea.
Ncs-f ork schr Ssra1. do
sailed frun HALiFAx ll-h -nst->cAr Highlander, PRED
ercksturg
A. GoNslvEs Nav ss-Schr r bir frn a-d for Bo-ioa
A. ACN CAVES Mav .-->clr a---r n bc-1u1 AZ .st
Boston, jane i+ -AzKivEn. crS Mara O4r--las
LrfL Nay 81, 1rEs Nose e Nri1ri1c. " HAN sc'rs J.
be-vnce D~AvLFe AZ srlrces Arel s. ircns F1s1el-
WEYMOUTH. June is-ARKrI0. srg SusAa Load.
Ba-umorr-
NEW-BEDFORD. Jlae - --AERur1. se.r. CAoe.Aw,
- ale qllai scar. ADELAIDE al s.ooP l.sx. A1a-y-
Csr1su Ard schr Joss GAsser. for NesY9rk lssh-AR-
AVID, sls4-.er OSPREY, Pel.scrPe.A an steamer
waegW ..ce.NsH-lSsk. Ne ssS.Ta-s sE NsrAsEr pos;s
= xssla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
Echo of senator Benton'- Jefferson City
speech.

-. LcrIs. tuesday. Jlne u.
Senator 7 II. Benton has made a speech a.
B0onvle al echo OF BIS famous speech AZ Je5erson
C.iy.
Col Benton Boolrle speech notice Of which We
have Just been ieesrspaed the th.ri A. has made
appealing from the Di.uuion resolutions q the Ms
s9lu Legislature On the "a inst be made speech %
large audience 81 Columbia who seeInei hl.aly te
lighted with lis sentiments. On the slavery question
b. pgrsued the same Arguments used IN rhe Je-ersor
Cry speech q The ,h Of May advocating strongly the
power % Congress O. lesisiaie on slavery Another
tsvonte theme OF he Co.oueis the Mississippi and
Paciac Railroad was also discussed Several of the
most influential Loco Fooo DUMAS the 81, Loai Union
J.Fvsor Cg Enq.v7 B1orri.e Deuo--li, SO. together
with the whole Wing press % tie state entertain
doubt Of the triumphant rec ecion Of Col 20 the
senate. Tie Colombia SatlNnar intends publishing
Cob Bs speech Ia t1at place The >aoul7 B.. the
only Missouri paper Ne have YET received confainiug
CD. Be- speech 81 the Capitol entire n one number
I'll Trb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
FRANCE.
The New Ministry.

10 France row Cabinet has been formed y the co.
slit.on o. Odlon Barroi and Dliaure The new hinis
Try the Same ~ the ola. except Duiaure taxes the
Department of Minister OF the Interior " DE i"ceae
vile 81 Foreign trars and Lsnj-ilsl- Of Commerce
Both Beieau and Reuu.at refused 90 accept the doe
parimeui % Foreign At r in cof-se4 % tne 90
fculty oi the Italian question Much slrpnse "a- a.
cited ty the omission 20 Marshal Huscaud from ine
lst Tho Paus papers generally express disappfo' a.
oi the compromise and predict i,s failure. The h'a
Republicans are especially violent in denouncins ilr
ua.. M-rl.trN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
ROME UNCONQUER ED.
THE REPUBLIC OF SOUIHERS GERylSY
RUNGARIANS STILL VICTORIOUS.


The Amer,ca Capt HARHisos With 90 Psssen-
gers bringing Paris 81 tes 81 ne -ih. London OF TIE
-.h. and Liverf oo OF he 'th inst. arrived a. hA
fax At about ocock Monday ?. n. The e1-
press with news reached Granite Point a.
O'Clock this morning, whore Il vas delayed ln'''
2oc.ock. owing % TIE unavoidable absence 81 the
express steamer. TIE news reached ms ciy a.
most a. the very instant shat the ""e'' "u--n
we're down Jas, nieht were got ia order The
ex,,sss lso HALIFAX t4o.cl9,k, and the Amer'c7
was advertised T. leave at o., when VII pace h''
A. her wharf 10 Boston "Wednesday morning al
abou, O'Clock
The H,5e,a,a arrived q, Liverpool on Monday.
making the passage from Halifax 10 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

would be worse than residence in the peuitsn.
tisry, ior there one can enjoy clean shirt once,
wees, while - the placer a hen one puts On clean
shirt AZ the end OF month the occasion - c. ah-.
ted BY treat Al ruanc ~ the expense " ne az.
uri1us dog owning the shlrt
Ga the StGnlsaas the Cbilrnos sua P,~..no.
outnumbe- the Americans. TIE Ohue1o. A..
most successful They Keep together And when
ihey tad rich deposit they Sssist each other /,
disgirs n. while the Americans, more svariciau,
keep their discoveries secret IS .oly as possit.
Il IS feared that truubie VII occur on the Stsn.
aus during the summer when the Americans b.
come strouc. | shsll not be surprised u blood
should Gov ard the i0reisDers Dc driven OF
The Government IS weak and these ia sirore
disposition % deca are CsI'1rlis a. iudePeadeog
State snd ensci suitable isws. There IS spht
between Gov Smith and the soi fisaH LesisA.
tare. in winch The after IS supported by ne sreg
mss OF the people.
4 Company hss been formed with cspits q
500 600 10 bgid pier quarter 90 nile Bong ioio
deep water. At present. landing sood' has oeea
d. tlc.lt and expensive s. the water Is ta.ios.
aai landing could ouiy be effected A. Hood tide
To-. Wi be a. Improvement OF the sreates' value
~ tbs city.
lu the gold regions new discoveries are reported
T. be made daily in varioas drections, a. present
ng the same general features IS those cepos.s
before Known.
cnnf any oi bgfaonians have been d'l"e w.
y vel. sgirg pamps Tor pumPlog out the deep
holes dug ~ the mines
AsmAl steamboat drawing three or four feet q
water could make a ,o-t4ae ia season conveying
miners and freight lp the sacrament.
There a'e daly arriva's a. this POI irrm Nsfss-
Ian. San Bias, Psnsma. Y aipsrsiso Sc. a.. onng.
lng arge numbers oi passengers. aud near! A.
the crews Of the vessels desert at once.
\ considerable uauber 81 young men have re-
N- 4. .Ht.N
work necessary o. o5.s.n gold. aui are a. tons
wei here IN trading g.. GolicAn Only be obtained
by labor such IS oaiy the most hardy are sole Z.
endure. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
GOURAUD-s RAMRLEs AMONG The PLANTS AID
nKXkE~ -


TAI not % Of ire tn4mph. q AZ. What sss
he r rtresf actefeuclls of Clslc- I.1rral-- CO..,
pared via ~ e.orous landscape before ~ Cad
~ l-A-c F-lcl irkrs-r re ca-vas. r. lt-
senlt q - Lovely sc-- " inner dlsss
one ever imiiaie ~ hlr u tl0sc
50 e4ilf ouulangle 1e yellow ard he b1e A. eKlbe<
IN ne te-n-ss - that ve4V~ty erase Or sy sky -
soee es.ic8.e ashes u cosslf s1d gusmsrue To-
shadows, ioo-seenng.y txet. yet IN realty eyvr-sh1a
ho~ ai-neuy t1ey are Traced pa he green arc -
81 nor iNlg OF 10 colrfess thousands q Clnlra
W al mere human had cold t0pe porsy fhca
g ceg ll4l u = 10 co1.rn-p se ne cham. u Nsisi
--l ee lovely = latys skin Which nss o-~1 Vasss-
WIN 1ol hAhDs mafcn.ess ltsiiza Nediclfe1 S1gp-1s
s1iy COMPOUND ~A.cb crr;Ain 10 remove Tan PmPf
freckies, s4nblrn. saiioWr--s, Relness, RoGgluest
h-Z or1 and a. crlptous u he skn. a. q . 40 e
y e1cacots 10 removing TIE taf.or Consequent % -
bte of moscliio~s OOURAJ 0s Ps4dyr S15fss sfe ~
raEiei poslrvey uproot sgFer1sogs hsr COT RARDs
LSslf hsage mparfs magnrcrfi color 20 pale ctces
All pa GOT RAJD', Me4lc4ted Hair Re-i0fAcse,
tae hest arrce uvcnI-d Tor promoting the gro~9
BAR, giving iich glossy appearance Ald curing "a.
crgf
CF,- TIE genuine prepara1ons q d.. FELIX COL
RAIDS cannot BE- Obtained except a. hs eptL 81 Wa
ker-s; srs from, Lot IN bfoatxsy Or . 30 re-
sDoass.s for % -sEsss sfss sf.b. s1zsssea so1s'
tssfess ssyee4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
Later from rt-au-Prince-ilaytien loss
In the late BaItIe. One ThOn-and.

bosrcN Tuesday June To-
b. the arrival ct the brig Vl.ture At this port
from Port M Prince We have dates 90 Msy - COT.
i-e continued quite scarce Iae monopoly aN Wa
st 10 operation and several iuirscuons OF this law by
the Hsyuen officials hal been punished 5y the Gov
errment
A portion Of the Presidents army WAS sui IN the
barrsckss, Ports Prince but there va. no prooahA.
81 ot ~ GENEVA. %; the war.
70 hss been ascertained that the Hayuens bad 1000
killed .n the late battle with ihe D0mnicsns
The currency Wa. So. paper f7r = OF silver.
The brig Heity was Ia port loading for NeN York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH 10 rsE ssw-yuas TRIBUNE.
The Creva.-e Mt New-OrIean-.

Wv IEiIANt, III 7I1' 77 =
TIE water IN the streets . recredln- s'-H'''
and the rrer having falling coasisraty . I'N s-''e
lou p b. ta0a-ai that ;le Crsrasse hA' ie--lel '-
ore haf
TIE weather eou-n1cs rsry a., though ne cry
generally j. healthy
SOD D,.-.sl NErOELr,Ns. Monday. June =.
There i,ro<af fair prospect Of the Crevasse be
IN es-csuay stopped n go day tae NA''F - the
Inundated district aar.rs arsady reced'd one ioot
TIE city coasnae. healtay. Line = beng i'se'y
.,-euu "a. the street. laisy orsraoNei i.r P1r'iy
m ILL., -sre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
Great Fire In the Nova scotia Fore-ts-City
full of -moke--The Courts Adjourned on
ncconnI Of The Darkne...

HosToN Tuesday. June il-o 81
By the steamer Admiral We have - John pa
pers o. the 18th
The Halifax papers state that dense fires were still
prevailing IN the woods
The Cry Is 50 full Of smoke that the sun = Invisible
the heat most intense. vessels cannot move in the
har5or Of Fredericton. y 3 The Courts have al
ourned IN consequence Of the great ar knees prev ng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20

There q q, -,e bottom o. every heart ssTs Naffni-
dersrlainat1n ~ most profound o. a-confs 10
des-ru- ran Oh. tte Temporal reFe- 7, iae fofes Az
tear ,he cane ts--ta o. ,ls -rer-r'e1t o. P7ie'i-
under Whatever form % usy b. P-e-e-'ei- We 'aA-
80 p ~. L., ...-..- 1. -. = -e.iorat-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
Cholera NJ ~. Louis.

TT Y II p" =
The Cholera interments Yesterday numbered
6l and other disease. l5. The .niermeuts for the
week ending sunday night were Of Cholera aga. and
other O. seases -.
The Cholera is disappearing from along the Upper
Mississippi. butts increasing Il Usage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-20
seriou. Railroad Accident.

BosroN. Tuesday. June 49, + ~
A collision occurred on the W orcester Railroad
th. afternoon. az Brooklne Crossing. between the
New Haven snd Brookhne trains. The engineer Of the
latter named McCay had both Of rs legs broken and
li d. feared that be fatally wounded A freman and
brakeman we've also injured
The cars were NOR Or iess damaged and the rails
badly torn Up. The pa.sengers escapei anhurt
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THE EAST
All Quiet.

The overland mai. from ad.s had arrived with Cal
ca,ia dates 90 Apr ls and Bombay May The mail
0rn-. 'ster intelligence from China which j. anx.ous.y
looked i1r The reports of the Indie Market continue
satisfactory. All quiet 10 the Pan saa. and steps
have been taken o. organize British local authority
there PIP Charles Nap.ers arnva at Calcutta is an.
n0uuced
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Lcsseps idea 90 couqueung the Romans mo ai
iof france has not yet been realized and be has
returned o. Paris Tor farther Instructions. some ac
counts say that bee was recalled and ha' the same mes
scnger carried positive instructions 10 Cen oadmo. g.
reduce the Iteru. City % subsection 81 all hazards and
thai having moved HE army close 20 the city he would
commence the attack with army OF -'poo men on
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u Previous t. the removal d. Conan Parks
Coosal - Rio The chief insurance companies and many
CT tAe ms; prominent nercsntle houses q tbs City
addressed letter the Prrsiisni sskins Tor as re-
novL N sceouai Of rs conduct n a.splac.zg re
Captain q tie Xy!sa roa Ia sozssz3.
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sailing Of the Crescent Cify Tor Ne"-i orA
with nearly Halfa Million in cold

W. |IHL EAN = l-Ill'lIl u
The steamer Crescent cry sailed for New ok
,h.. forenoon Cd H-cle- Cd ihe IoqosraPaics-
E.-.ueer. sai hls s--7ey-l. party. iooN pAs-sse 10
be- re b.. nearly as-f million n god dust on board
a. freight sri a-so :. 'l' 70 coin
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EEGLA ND.

fp Parliament Mr Gladstone gave notice that on ne
-..b io., h. would trug forward motion respecting
the late even,s il Csns0a Lord John Russell having
given pledge TIA, 20 tle mean time nothing should be-
dime 20 prejudice the ar,sent po-.uou % tie Rebellion
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The PARIS journals OF Thursday furnish intelligence
o. the u INST up to which dale hostles haa no COM
menced though Gen Oudin0' denounced the ATuiissoe
on the lst
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NosLE Thursday. June a.
A Ere broke oa, today 10 4 building at the cor
ner o., Monroe and Frsnkn So ard before j. could %
su5duei !; destroyed together With seven oiaers
The loss B. estimated A. about sloor0
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American General Produce.

The saes u Pot and PE,ki AsHfs are of rstal char
acier ard Frce- nominal OrfEcirEoS BsKg m far re-
guest change value Abolt sotons Lam sod. hold
er. anl ana prces malulaued TslLow d-- coo- sla.-
liy prices unchanged AID .ow rates wanted ~ Bars
WsN SfEf,. MHsiF AID L.Eu OlL neglected 80 bb.s
TvsfE>li>t have been sold. t. cd ior fair Hosi~ ses
so0 a. bl TIE sales ot Carolina RicE are loo ics
Doe od io lss lc6slla-prces colurae trm e. former
quotations. -Ae trade l- Ce,a materials b. cer,asly I'M
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CINcfNarTi. Tuesday June 40 PM
There were % Cholera interments IN this city
yesterday and - from other diseases
Ire Produce markets were Unchanged.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
More Hungarian Victories.

Tho war 10 Hungary rreserts DO new feature and
.rce the ;s % Buda lso te hands 81 iae Hlngaran'
% event nas occurred calculated - have permanent
influence on ths result OF PIE struggle ,5o-sa TIE Hun
s4-iar. have achieved farther o. ln some respects.
important vlct0l--
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The Pope st per.ists IN dem anding til III qusliaet
renewal q - powers a. temporal r=r and III. ne
triuulvlrste- backed - Tie a.s declare hey WI
never clrrai-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AvFsIc.N MrsftN We hear hat sewers changes vii
fssr scr We~k The exhibition 81 his rsab lob.
menf N-aEwh Great Western . psynf boz one OF Dc
REST songs stories dances &C A. into ihs wee6 enter
alnelts and The Gsui and tl- y fc eacfrg t0sn
heir hsnds to ths numerous friends pnOr 70 Their depu
fure ffotu Town.
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Markell. HAL

Oar produce markets generally are quiet. and
tlt Little 5lsnes' is being transacted small saies Of
Howard Il. Flour are making ~ 56t Prime White
WHEAr u quoted a. cal a. AMI Red 90 a ~
&C. in CoAN me business Is rof large. and ~ have
bar o. notice sales Of u1 bushels - 81 60 Tor vs. hte
and f0 cts for Yellow. WHISKY. with small sa-e.. -
81 cts Moderate sales oi Mess foRS A. 81 ia other
descriptions there u 10 special change % notice
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The conduct % the American GJ7ernment N fe
ference 70 the expedition 20 b. sent out IN search
sr John Franklin has been alluded % 10 Parliament II
very catering terms