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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
ship Fever on Board the -. Lnwrence-Late
Now. from Unxli-E leclinn In Bnngor.

BOSTON 4lurslay. 4ne -i--i. .-l-
H. addition t. the thirty deaths on board the ship
II Lawrence At Newport from Liverpool. forty are
now sick Of the ship fever. Among them is Captain
Brown who j.. very low
The schooner William Allen from Aux Cages Nay
81. arrived ilhs morning The ~ ship Rartan had
touched there and sailed ior Port Prince. The e.
pearance 81 man 0i war was welcome Fl sht 20 the
American resiien's of Hsyr.
The prospect. % the country arc no better
~ special election f.r % Representative 20 the
Legislature iu Bangor. Maine Tue.day ..st, Mr.
strickland democrat was cleo'od By Jos majority.
being the fret Democrat ever elected there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Funeral HonOrs 10 Jas. n. POlk-Resignation
Of Richard VI. Young Preparations for

WAsHlNGToS Tnursdsy juno ..
Tie Departments are al clothed IN mourning
ou, ~ respect % the memory Of Jas. j. Polk.
Hon Richard ~ Young hss resigned bic posi- a. Com
missioner % the General and Otce, % take effect %
the so,l int, !; s thought By many that NJ Butter
ac. ID viii get fAe appointment
capt Boyle Of Navy and large number u others
are preparing % -tart ior California
Private letters received here grc highly catering
account. Of The abundance q the gold and STATE that
it i wholly at the opaon II any one whether they
vii become ncn ~ n0t Carpenter, pay vas 50
per dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

FArAI DUEL-Th- L0msriLs D-mocraf of FRI
day Gays. iew nights since. Henry g. Hope and John
Gray had some dicu!ty tthe Gait House The former
sert the latter cha,ense Oh cdnc-day evcning1e-
msn1lng satisfaction. The usual prelminsrles were
arranged When the parues met Yesterday morning
before lJ clock Oh the Indiana sio-, u secluded
spot and settled the point o. honor he duel ~as
fought with shofEuns loaded with onceognce balls, or
,.1ss distance twenty PAGES. Captain Pope was shot
through the left sh-the ball shattered ne hip bone
and passing through tie night eide. The Trends q
Captain Pope aiterw4r placed lin n sklr Tor the
purpose % hgrryng him home Bot be died during tie
passage from the eject %. the wound Both parlcs
were very Intimate preTlol ~ TIE d-1cllty.
PRESIDENTIAL Nislr-A resolution has been
Introduced into the NeW Hampshire Legislature " ak
ffeslcent Taylor up there - make 4 visit
BUNoR.-lt is rumored that Hon. Francis Gran
ger % New ork, A.. receive the appointment q Mn
lsier 10 kasss BALI. Clipper.
u DR.. y NJ. Wright was shot 4, Ottum "a.
Iowa on ths 5th BY Reu1eu Ross They were ~ land
sae md The former 0ltbii the latter when Ross. VINO
standing soIe l0 or j.. feet from where Dr. " stood
advanced - within few feet 20 hin and said. Cd
d-n you that Is the last I'D you ever make tor land
and ilm edlateiy fred the bali entering the
point ~ To nfrn rb he night side Almost instantly
ne deceased nrec al Ross w0undlng him - he Jaw
- coon A. possible tLe parties were pzrated Tor they
80 clncned, when u .-cerraned that Or. W Wa
tlort---y wounded He expired ID about ) or hours
hoss Is slightly injured. and Is under arrest for
murder lney hat had difficulty before and hoss had
lons Threatened - XII Wright
u \ cArnan named Daily was shot AZ Buffalo
O. me Urn. % woman named Auiirs scott The
house u TIE after had been attacked and the windows
eTs@sn, 40 sc probably tasssli Day d. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

sales q IilWard-si. FLOUR are making at - 20
Prime Maryland red NIr,r j. quoted a. 90 100 cts
and white do at sal j.. with sales Oi 300 bushels
For CoRN there fair demand and notice ssics 81
l20oO Bushels ~ 80 n ct. for white aud ~ 30
Tor prime yellow OATS Are - ct- and dull WHISKY
remains unchanged and .ales are making at "a. cs 10
bh's ln the Grocery market. particularly MoLAssFs
there nothing Importance doing though quotations
age withou, change Pno,IHoNs quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Declining Ofce-Efect ofthe Steamers News
Markets. &c.

CHAHLEsroN VI Wednesday. June g.
TIE news by the Amen hss reached this cry
ty Telegraph and had ;arors p eject on The Cotton
rasikei Rtch advanced % cent. with saes g loo
ts.es There = 70 ioca. news % Importance
~ BARROW. recently appointed 70 TIE ofhce Of Dis
tr.r,.A-toruey o. ssvsnn-- Ga. declines he sane.
The Southern papers contain nothing q Interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

DisrSrssiSs The Madison lind Coay-cr of
the l3ih SAYS The pilot % the N.sconsin Informs 80
tune ten corpses %; pcrsous who had dei irogn Choi
era then unburoi ia the town ard that numbers ~
others we're down with the disease q Re physicians
were uushc stfud the calls and they hsd sent "a
Rising Suu ior Medical assistance. Capt Wright =
forms thst cS>cs Of Cbolcra hsi occurred =
Patriot yesterday. lie did not hczr that there hsd
been any deaths Aururs does not contain over $50
inhsbtsnts and Patriot has no; more than Ssf tia,
number. The mortality - Aurora i greater IN pro
portion % is population, than IN any tosn We have
yet heard Of
The Csaciasa'i C0z~eycial Of Thursday says In one
house, IN Ein-si above Liberty, yesterday. whole
family lay dead ~ the same time. conssii1g VI lgaE
psTssEs Thsy ware victims Vi Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
BY 1ELEeHaPH 10 Tx N:W.YO3t TRIBUNE.
The Cotton Crop-Later from TeNas-Rumor
Of the Destruction Of Capt. Beaeh'- CALI
fOrnia Party Coufrmed.

NEx ORLEANS. Monday. June :
t. accounts from Red River Comfy are more
favorable and report ,he co,tl crop 90 b. Improving
Late advice. f-ara Texas cortrl me report % Tie
l,-- ~ c-P- H~s-H- party ,f California eai-raHi- ay
,he ,ad.ar.-ony 10 .ut oi a oscar re from iaefa
I,l.e42ected that ne crerss.e VIZ = Stopped IA 4
few ssy. Tie water .r r-a r.f7 E.. ias, rece1-as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

Roc0Pn bv cana. rithu. ne past - hour,-
Flour. 900 b5ls WHEAT. 1850 bushels CoRN.
9i7U0 do--Iho market Tor Flour d, dull. with down
ward tendency IN prices Ia Corn the sales reach
l4p.u Bushels, including Western mixed ~ SOC AID
yellow al ooc. sales lou1 bushels a. 35C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

Receipts rlfhi1 ne past - hoHrs-FLorR *, 1000
bbs WHEAT. 2loJ0 bush CoRN. 900 b4sh-ln
Flour the sales are 0oo 5hs at { - and e 06i
according a. quality. NhEAT continues dl. and the
ouly sales reported 90 bush Tor good
Ohio Cons moved 90 the extent Of 1000 bl.h a. -
n - cents IREIsiirs are steady We quote Flour -
cenis. " heat ~ 10 cenis. and Com I'D, esnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

KaH.sx G..GAH.sowE.- The following gentle
man have contributed each g to the enterprise OF
Ksh sesa.ssh. bowh, or George CONWAY, the oliowey
Chief Tor the concentration and civilization Of the
North American Indians, VIZ;
S,enhen Allen T. White C. C. North, g. Hsilock,
Edgsr Car. C. II Ward, Tn. \. Stanford, Arson y
Phelps w r. Dodge Jasper Corning. 4 Edwards
Joha Allen. GrccnWsy 4 Tic ncdesu ptSPer HSfTea
Mon,an.s A Co David Austen. {. X. Roberts A. g.
Bagiey "a gold penn Brown Anything sent 10
Messrs Bartlett s Wexford will be received BY ar.
COpway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

MONTREAL Thursday. June 2i-PM
\ case of Cholera occurred ia our city to-day
The ship lhsgin.on from New ork. has arrived st
River Lee Loup. 800 mile. below Quebec The iher
momeicr in the shade to-day has reached 49, There IL
no general news Of moment worth transmitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

sCPfEi0R CoUEr--Nos g. -. 3D. g. ~ H. IT, g. H.
~ li9 - - y. p D. d. u ~. To-. 10 3D. 10. - ~
- ~ ~. 49, 81, isf 49, us, Ia ~ - J. 80 10 III =;
% - Geasy1l Teya-S0s H. e. a. a. b. l02 IL lli
~ L. ~, % ~ ~ 49, - % 49, 10 tOI 100 Ig ~
CIRCUIT CocRr-No s. q. D. 7s -, e. ~ o. pro mol
CoNHos PLEAs-Sos q, -, II, 81. Il, IN. los Ill.
IL. us ' --l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

ALBANY Thursday, June PPM.
Mathew Wood, the murderer has been respHei
iy the Governor until the I1th ofJl.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

The advance Of al / a. ic. IN CoTroN has
been vel sustained. and the sales 10 day sre 1000
bsies RIor ha- also improved and hod,ls are stf.
We quote good o. prime AZ 81 as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts, sc. Tonight.

=
De-. a,rf Eans- F-ss Ir--r-t--.fh -x
Ia f. .-~-s ls<ur. hrsf"h
C--.-r'. v -..r- - 8r.t-sy- lha-rs "a,
$50. t-t.--r-B- ssrsr. L~.rt-1 s'-pf, -.
49, : r..,- s-.+-rr RrI.lr-st. ID " Z. n
f--.-srr.ra f'-Hr- gr ss-sF 'frf hst-- - :.
Lgr-1u c. ~ rf 90 Ns-,----''7 srrsf~.f = = =
= q i-ff a. $3.50
Ca b. 6.rf-- Bsr-re- a C1r,-rf.-- y
Vs.rHs Gsrt@r- r. 49,. . --reU'' -i n
--.-s Tr-s'-r-r..'r--r. 20. f-.sfrtf - p y
s.+-rt T--st-r- fr.s-rsl -tr--r Pear trc Aaa0rf =
a~--r.- re--an- 80 Ar .t1sg trt se--nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

LAUScH.-The L. ). sloop.ofwar Vincennes
was launched in the Navy Yard yesterday morning DO
tween the hours OF . ana 10 large number Of PEG.
pie from different parts were present Il only within
the last So months OF Little longer perhaps that
ders we're received 70 cut the vessel down 10 sioopof
war and rent her for service She nas that time
been entirely rented, and Is now perhaps of the
most substantial vessels Ia the service Her destination
Is unknown and she Will probably sail with sealed or
der' from the Department. she carries - guns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAS MUsEUN The Anaconda A. he Museum
enjoy his f0rrd weather gy aud has de-
cidedly walked Up for the season Tn fact wide av aAr
fhe characfer-uc 1T he whole animated p0r-
u0n of the establishment And fany human being 80
FEB sleep under the ministrauons ~ no khiopans ani
Great Western. h. must bee
n--l --ll b, u ...l -lli COZ. h- I.h. .-Lsln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

" JOIN BRoVy Co. Of las Fuiion-.t have for
SAFE large assortment of drinking sasks Of britannia and
glass, covered with leather and wicker work with cups
ausched These very desirable articles a. the present
Time for carrying Choera remedies and preventauves
They VIII be- found Invaluable 70 those travelling re.d
INK out of town and dong business. in the city Pnce
from N cent. I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
Cholera M PhiIndeIphIn.

PHr1AuEIrHIA. Thursdsy, June 2i-P&
Tie Board Of Heath report SID new cases and
deaths Of Cholera within the past 20 hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

The Rp'~g Ohio Be 70 the Oh say- since the
warm shoNery weather commenced corn. oats. pOia
toes aud grass growing rley and although not for
Rsrd generally have me appearance. The tobacco
planters have had good time for setting out Wheat
Luill lately. promised excellent yield Ne under
stand however that some nelds have seen badly ilr
ed ty rust The damage from this cause extensive
TIE GTnaHf0rr Pa Ita-rlFt says Our farmers
may nov be- regarded a. N tie height u hay making
the 1elis being everywhere dotted with busy hands
either IN moving down or stirring Up The crop ~
come twenty miles round ~ least wi. 10 great Gus
great % reduce Tie lrce - lay some thirty 0r
iory per a.t years prices q. The present rates
already indicate. GOOD We shall tank about keeping
q hor-e.
be HE--s5arg Pa Iae-rrpa -ivcs most cheering
accounts 90 ihc wlng crops and 10 s-ds that tne
farmers should have good weather % gather u The
amount and quality VII be- srea. as Tie beet u the
seasons Ne have had tor years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

snAzssssn.nauznnnnHnrsn
A., 0.r rWNns n, rv,~t -
I,.-4 -s,s.tvt-. ., 49,. = .' ianf W lor@sr.
$3.50 $500, p, -. = - - ~ slrpi MET uala..t ID
H. I ,-.snga ,-rv ..5 80 10y Nl..e a. . oog Z %
S, .l s,a s,e. =, 81. A., evsr'oos sHi 30 Psa
Iei red ne iheN. drew h. I'D ID, 80. II .'s.os
49, con irrf-,s fo The T.~,h. -,es --i-f nrne'
f.ncef % B'ac.ae.r. D. 49, re- s - - 80
have been 80 e- fr.1, tft COM II 49,. .ts
>,.-,4I T-,--E.f,re fr4,. $780,. 49, 20. %, .'r
3 W,.~s. 49,. & v.,.,, Fl n ..,- 81. -. .'- = y
., .,~ -'r,--f..., s-...i '''7 ~ d.
/ -. y. '-."., .-.l u 49, T ''s f'.-'n io ft
b. - Oh
-. ~ 49, So ''f' ~ - b 7'is
$500. -. p
-''r'' 'i' r y n-f',f0 - 80
- '.7 N.-'i '--. .- fN-.- p .i - 10
/ D. 49,, 80 Oh. 80. r... p..r. v.
80 e., .','i' 8. 1f'-'-- -r'eniaai 20
Il~ss H-fi.4 H,is r. i,,-,s.s ff,,i - n..,.rrsf t,
fH. -.u.. Id ,....-...I r....t.-r b.. Id, ......
80, A. -.,. ~ t. A. 4. ~ 1880.
$50 r.... u p..' = ..,.-'- 't.. 49,. 81 ~.
4--'..-.- f - g. " - | |
~. p.,.. ,... .t..s.f q D.s-. ..-..
. - Z.
" t-,N' $3.50 '' = 4Al- 49,, , ...
~. - $50. u = -. 2. - ' f
c. " - y..- 80,
- IS '.'v 80 = '-. =. d 80
- '', N-..- $500 nc 81
.,"l 49,. f' '.rA-f 't.e'.'' . ..
I'D ".tt'ttA' - i"-' '"F t-f -.' ' f''
csAsr IS a~en ifaNr. .Hr frl-r ip 90 80 30
AnAal q - NN-il .-rn 81. t'Nta
oi-r1 carr - frf7.r' , iilv0 Al on 'f ss.aNi -
artery Nsas ,lc proprietor uI .te Nh'Atf.o' 49, ~"
oi sas.- re f.s-'.7. ID s|.tt'ri stopped .e '.'..
OF, VI. p 4alP- a. =,
ioN.csIca. Painrf suemFiei 30 -. uron te aos .a'
1870. =, ..., ~ $50 b. Dbl. ... d., ri. 49,. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

RffiNED YrLloN ASD CstsHED sCc.R.-J F0wLss
Grocer and Tea dealers. 80. ~ and - Greenwich
Nesey and cor Grand and Clinton So has just received
.arge stock n refined Yellow sud Cn,hed sugar which
be- j. Offering quantities. 20 suit purchasers reduced
prices lie Offering Groceries. Teas &C. &C. a. very low
prices Dealer, snd families from o.. country viii md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

FELLow rHs DiRgcrio~ You DOM want 20 irsvens
the Cry search " cheap and elegant pair Of boos
this cOubu.ube weather Yet you want tho art.c %.
sad 81 you would save a world Of waking 80 straight
JoStss. % Ann o. who VII give you del z4tal NJ. as
wonderfully cheap igure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

Nova ScorIAS Accommodations MeNab
T. be Receiver Genefs and Hereeri Huntington Finsa
sisl Secretary Of iAs Province
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

sgnNER uSotR CLOrHISs Lambs Wool. Merao.
Flannel aud Cotton Shirts sad DfaWers sua.e for ne
present seassn- Also every snd " nen's furnishing
goods-Shfts. Collars Cfayais Gloves Sc A. At sasr
AZ, - W.llan.st. one door shove Fulton leAgr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

lnRRip MrRDEK.-One OF the most horrld and
revolving murders We ever heard " occurred yesier
ieT-sy az tle Leyce il tbs county. Ilrn. the ao-
scnoc q her husband ST. IL Poster fend 10 ll.
uiaa shape entered tne dwelling uf Mr. 7 took rope
and lrl % i1rte W 1-r times around TIE ueck u Mrs
os-cr. and then. 90 addition g. the crime u murder.
b. perpetrAtei = shocking o-ense upon Der person
Mr. ostcr ,cit horle about 10 clock o perform ID -
tsry duty "a miles distant and returned about >
uc-cck, when be- tolu1 hls Wlfc ceai rom the
MARKS 90 trr rrr-1r AMI other circumstance. tern
be sc4ie must 1asc takn place The ncud, after &C.
comprising as t.aeo--cal purposes stole gun some
.tu Or twelve cl.-lrs 4E money ACCORDION one or
two bottles 90 liquor, ar4 some ssgar The whole
ne.-lborhoOd IS greatly excited and some twenty or
ia.fty persors are % pursuit 90 IRE murderer.
Mount STERLING ,hyl Whig June Is.
A~orsES MrsDss.-We earn hat another
murder ~as admitted IN Aiarhua County lsst week
.sv thai be intended % ti 1r atly VI negroes which
were soon = ls cold lie aitrrwaEl returned home.
al OF uercrlVlu- tNu utu rIll- toward TIE house.
-tu,y friendly. D. advanced nee. them a.. be
came up. one o. iae ulel shot HIN dead. The darng
villains thea passed him ali entered as dwelling snd
a. hoggh NJ kans VIE and family were present. they
obrd me house 81 the sun ID g loo and then Led
.<ay were not seco.urel and had not been taken a.
TIE asst acco-u's
THs Ps>N DisTsicr FRAuDs- LaHcaster
Er-is-r rcnarkiu- upn The refusal O.. cur Judges
district Of Penn a. last general election 70 tria
says the dcc.soa WI materially strengthen the feel
rg IA favor o. cecunc judges ty fae people. The OBJ
lecuon that eecic4 Judges would necessarily bc part.
Fans hss ost ~ orce since experience has shown in
this a. wei ~ other instances hat would ~ mp0s-
s5e 70 elect more supple toes o. party Ian have IRE
ssELy assz appointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ Strangers gsung our great metropolis, 10 want u
beautiful English ihrce.piy double super, or common
ngrsin carpeng rug Oh cloth shades. Sc sh0ld 20 70
the celebrated cheapes carpet establishment M the Z NJ
ted States, ~ B0wery, HIRAM ASDEEsoNs EcOnoms
and Como .seur. viii ma every article above. fully
ralal " lhrlI \ leclalllls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

- Pefsous Of iasie and fashion should su pr0cgrs
iheif Wedding and Visiting Cards al EyEsDELL's Fssl.
onsb.e E'iabAsemsnt, corner Broadway and Duane ~,
and Wa.-st ~22 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

THE LAT. PkEEDEST PoLG Among ~ numerous cob
lection o. Daggeueoypes Of Distinguished men. recently
taken a. The Capital BY BsADY, etNo superior ksnss
see Of the late President Pos. which have been pfonDuBc
81 By ARTISTS 10 be unuv4cd IN uutliues-sld execution
and be invites The public % examine them. h.s rooms
- and ~ br0ainay. corner u n Ilon-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

- Tag AKNY - EReAsD Bows 10 the employ u Ksox.
~ tI.tonst enables hia io deliver 10 sny .@nIemaas
residence hat n haf hour amor hey make ter .eec
nom. Beaver SIX and straw Hafs-eegsnt ia const4c.
uon-dufabe, sss t1ai viii prove and economical 10
prce. be obtained their stock j. exton.ye and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

kcoSoNY sSD FAsHios Superior drab beaver Hat
- extra fine a. - Every article warranted D. ye .als
i4cnon Al The gae-2noe store 10 Csns-.t
III p " KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ Burns scads and a. e4ieraa. ineasmstoDs cured
without car - TorsETs Asser of PAN, - Sas.aast
leg lmeoai.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

CLoTHiNC At HaLy PEicg-A splendid assortrnent
gels AMI boys clothing srllnx Of ~ hail prcs al vs.
DEksLT :, y sidenls let fDOr. upstairs and Csl.
- near LIisOn-st AFRO large assortment II cOf.s
cas- neres and ye-u1gs vii 30 made order in .
Aat cannot De- surpassed, from 10 % = per lar
IT, general prices Now - your time ~ .ofti1g
very pnces. he entire stock be cold IN . veJ
i-~ months. Do fOfgst the places ~ Ma d-n ls1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
mcCTscy

DEATH or CHARLES ID. MuRrHY.-The IRISH
papers deeply sen, the carly death Of Charles Daniel
Murphy, ESQ. OF the Cork S0atA0H R9orf0 lie was
bat in his 23d year, and had been msrred but sie~
weeks lie displayed many Of the best qualities OF the
citizen, together with many Of the abilities which
promised give him respectable name IN the AeTa
ture Of his day he the esry schooltelow College
mate and bosom friend q the patriot Nesgher' who
since the news OF the demise OF his attached friend
has been inconsolahie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22
The Crop.. Weather. &c.

The SfCtariss Ill., PIaff.rpi Of June % says :
armers who come .n from the West Inform W that
Wheat look- most promising al Through the whole
country they have never known better prospect Toy
.arse harvest Corn i few and scattering Much hes
docsyed before sproutlus. anu hat = growing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

lSpIASA.-Judge samuel w Parker is the
Wing candidate tor Congress IN tho Nth late {.
B. smiths) District Of Indiana having received
81 votes In the Convention to So for d. Z. Hollo-
way Tie is opposed by George W. Julian, Free
Soiler. who counts on the support Of the Cass De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ The lafayette Fa.ileers Capt. French,
passed our Office .ast evening, their return from
staten Island, where they celebrated the anniversary Of
the day Of Daniel D Tomphns
HosoKEr.-Yesterday Gangrs Band gave
grand instrumental Concert free a. the Otto Cottage
$ only necessary to say in order attract multi
tude Of auditors, thatitwiil be repeated torfow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-22

~ NJ. THOMAS NJ HALPIS Secretary 70 the
Irish Confederation, has arrived IN Cry. For
era months he close prisoner, hrst IN Newgate
,L Dablin, and sfterEard II Belfast By Mr. Hapll .
conduct during his Imprisonment he has shared lsrsey
the estecu and conadence OF al the leaders Of the
movement.
Mr. DANIEL HARrNErr Of Abbeyieale. who had
shared the fortunes Of Richard OGormsn after sue
cessf-y evad.ng the police. escaped - France, from
which country be has yesterday arrived in our City
Among other arrivals connected with the movenert
IN Ireland. have been the families Of M NJ DoHKxr DR.
ANTIsELL and NJ. JoHN SAvAoE
FoUND DEowSLD.-A5oat l o clock yesterday
day afternoon the body Of unknown man was found
In the middle Of North River. nearly opposite Jersey
City. The Coroner was notified Of the fact and vii
sssa A. inquest IN ne course of.ioday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-10
Land Surveying,

The subscriber still continues the business
Surveying idhd, and from much experience in
coating lands, tracing lines, and dividing estates
liSprspared to execute all calls IN his profession
with expedition and accuracy. lie also attends
to
CONVEY ANCING,
flirting deeds, Mortgages, Wills articles of
grecment, Bonds, Bills Of Sale, Leases SC. He
also ac's as
LAND AGENT.
In selling Lands on commission All calls will
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
on moderate terms. Communications By mail
" i'll receive immediate attention:
.L4NES McCAULEY.
New Leeds, near Elkton Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-02-10
West PHILADELPHIA
6 r. Cd q r. w Cd Es "a s

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they are now prepnr
ed to execute any orGers with which they may
be favored. for ,lrcir Wcsr pluLADELPAIA Cow
pLETE Cook STOVE, OF which they lave three
srH"s; CANNON and BARE 'YrrNpE# Stoves, sew
cn SIS Bases aud TOPS or Cylinder Stoves, five
s'zc.; OVEN fLATEs, four AVIS; COTrAGE Arr
TIGHT i'AhL"n sl'vrs, or wood, ,w" S2ts; G As
OVENS, three SINS, tAsr.RoN liEAr&Hs, and ii
large and beautiful assortment al Patterns iol
ifon Railing.
Tl,ir goods are nj made Of the hes, rlateIial,
aud from new md he,"iI,tl ',siFnS.
Their Vest Mlad'G Complete IS, without doubt
the hest ana most saleablc Cook stove ~ the
market. They are constructed with Motifs T.,
eut Feeder, Front and Crate, whicn gives them
decided superiority over az ot'cr'. They on
" won't trial 10 confirm what is here assorted.
CAsrINcs ofai kinds made to uroe, W nm
prumptnoss and despatch
Samples may be seen and orders Icrt ~ TIC
Foundry, or at J. i. konLER's l54 north Sc
cond ST MATuiEu & poisFAu's, lsf snnth Second
st and at WuIlAMsss lItSps' 1913 MARKET street.
WILLIAMS. kOllLER, MATillEU s, co.
Aug. 10, >!s GIN.