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" a LIE, p y-1slI . u 17I11f1V o- No.
Lever Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of 81 "a
- the best nlgkem. Alsa-Fob xest Z t
- and Guhrd CHAINS. SEALS -
- and X kYs In every yefety. God fsns
Pencils Thmbss Buckles. &c. Fine Braceetss BHQoohel
Neeklsoss Rings SivefWaIe, Spoons and Forks Ladies
CASTOR. Cups PcheIa, TIsys Plated CaHi9n, Ieaasts
Candlesfckl Urns. rich Fancy Goods, LubHtt fine PEI
great variety Of Ohsl arcea oo
numeOuS TO mention. Also--sP tCTACls3,W with Cold
Silver Shed Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
Totectou ETC., etc, constantly hand. and
6ttsd to suit the eye a short notice nls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

WE Undelsgnedis cOhstanty Manufacturing and has
fofEals very superior article Of in Eef x,
which be viii Euagniee 70 improve b. age and
will deliver il, free Of charges, in any pant OF
the city OF Lafayette at the following reduced So
nee suit times, Butta, 81 ga0n1 ~ bO Barrels
30 saOus "a BaTrei 90 gallons, cents gallon. a lbe
ia diseOunt made f0Whoesals customer.
~ a line lHOpped in tbs EOzl0inee viii pc hlnctn6ty
attended to- [ap29 tn JOHN III. WEBB,
Corner CnmrnUn and Maraa s ODDoata Charity Hospital
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121 f3RAYTER Stfssf -3tfreea 81. ctarlss md Csi.
dskst So One door from u corner II Ca91He 81
~ lg e 5ff her lfien q and The Yn Die gslaElll d. ~
thai she eoatnea n the auosq eliei h oaiil eees-
pied By her delnr TIE last year. Che has hGa hsfll
HOUSE t1otgqahg feled agd psSpnIa or ths acesnao
dalldn OF gentlemen Ealir1feT. Grateful f1f rat11
age she hopes By dilEeh aaientul ID the and daa-
ysneuca 81 her patrons an receive eenfinuznoso f
the came. Hertems tgili be- heretofore. MoulAATH.
ua1vd&H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

SADDLES, BRIDES, BITS, STIRRUPs, etc. Of
- every deseiption:..,. TJFDLf RDBBER "a
CLOTHING, of all kinds. AIR BEDS PI1- -
bows, TKBPAuLINs, SADDIK y AgH =. ZEN rs y -
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all sizes, sale by
Fsla SMITH 81 BROTHER So Common 81
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HOL d s 3 co :

N ~ ~ w ~ -
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
I n EsPECFIJLLY inform the public and theif former
n customers, that they have removed 70 129 GdHIER
Street corner Q Car0Hdletghere they prepared 70
ordsrs for M NERAL WATER oF the supply of Steam
bOas, HOTELS Bars and Private Families, or for NoIQn
N. B-A Liberal Discount allowed 70 GruceIs and Com.
GsS- S'0DA w AT E R and ME AID fornshed in
Fountains as herBtOfOTa with and superior Dlawlna
AppsTafun ana SIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

A desperate battle was fought on the 18th June
between the Pfussians and the insurgents in the
neighborhood Of thsvillages Of Malaseh and Mug
gensteine, between Carlsrnhe and Radstadt The
insurgents were deieaied. Gen Puckner has taken
possession Of Baden Baden. The headquarters Of
the Prince Of Prussia were at Dos. The insurgents
were confined in5 the fortress of Radstadt, while
some of their corps had retfeaedin the direction Of
Slollhoien and Kshl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

"A LII persons Wishing to procure our PIANO EoRTEs
IA in the New Orleans market, eilhef9wilh
o. Without the lEOLlAN ATTACH.
MENf, are informed that WIN. I'll IA ri ri ri
MAYO, No. Camp street, is our duly au-H VI Y
th0Ized Agent for that city and Is fully authorized % sell
at Boston pTces with only freight and Insurance added and
to receive orders for any description Of instruments
aetuFed by us leaving optional with The pureaeF 70 re-
iect the same, il satisfactory their afnya IN NewOr
leans. Every instrument sold above swauaned by us,
and 20 be exchanged without expense 70 the purchaser a.
not found satisfactory afer trial Each instrument will in
future be accompanied with an invoice at our BOSTON
CASH PRICES, which may be seen by every pgfehaser
III Inquired We have the exclusive tight aud BE
ONLY manufacturer jig Boston Of tbs fAIEfNi z10-
LIAM ATTACHMENT. We uanufaoture the Seven
Octave GRAND PLANO FOkfEs, with and without
the HOlan Attachment
Boston. October "a, 1913. 1yA5 I'M
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CARR 0A1iICt HOTEL.
ME underlined respectfully inform the public lhet they
y have Jast takaa the Abovs-uoll TONED establish -
ment with the tensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys. 81
Billiard Room, Ice Cream SALOON etc., etc, qppaE ni1
inc thereto and aer hOF0u Ehy repairing The Whee and
making very considerable improvements theHens they af
row pIepsfed 70 receive and accommodates Peianent and
TEanseh BOaneTs Il is almost useless 70 eXpailate on te
Numerous attractions % be found on the CeIol9n hoiel
Grounds. As suburban place OF enter aent NE etal-
lshment Is secOnd to IN Tho south. pe,ng, IS g
does almost unYaai and the Artificial helps of
GRfdenaE N the production Of fruits and flowers such
Is are no where be found il The vicinity Of New 0reRn
Asa place Of TEMPORARY Tugcafi0nasQ rerea4 from The
noise, hustle and canes q city eit merits noe than ord
nary notice from the EisiteF
The undsrgned aprrse the tie public that taf Lader
viii always be ionnd well supplied with the choicest qua-
ties Of Game Fish, etc. and they have aa aneiY
Hsorted stock Of Wines and other Liquors. they can prsh
Dina8roT Sappe Canes epastss to private paias a.
/ the shortest possible NOTICE. -,
The undalsiaded therefore naaf themselves tl "a addi
lion TO their own aliduaus eoEs please tho beauly q
the location is saabIous aimosphaIa the eas h which
access may be had their sabshmeut BY raond ehder
the Canoton Heelthe most desirable Of al ~ foItA
ie' '''- 7. - .ARGELL i CHANDLER.
~ Fer FERNS Of Board etc, inquire al the fiantem
ap9 n CHks. CHANnLER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

SUMMER WATERING PLACE
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is now npen
4 for Che receptions 81 vsieEs since te - summer a.
the Establishment has eEoue t1cfQqgh lenoFatqns
and has been Considerably eblaFged. The aeeommads
tons for FAMILIES 0fsnse persons cannot % anlsses
II equaled BY any establishment in the Snufhl Su1led
inmsdaiely the Gnf and the EIeat Nclhern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile itccH e reached
from either direction By the boats plying heNss phases.
and daily Communication can % Kept VIII s rrtl1 uta
country il Is shout ninety miles tloN New 0g1ana ana
SIXTY miles from Mobia and ElanCa al lie map win sheN
the superiority OF s location ai Qtha1 uartR tie
ooast for pure sea ait and battling. OYSTERS sn 81
had IN abundance ana pItpale ID The Recherche
siys kdlngi tshlne Haihns, Aauins, Billiards. Ten
Pima and such other u7uN places Of
public iesolts provided 81 ascaQoul1 and seadad
BAND OF MUSIC win IS in constant aifsudancs.
The 3 Ar viii Be- furnished with choice LIQUORS. and
kept in the best style.
lhefe are tN yslans. well skilled ia their Profession
and ne diseases e he climate, locaied a and
one OF thens TOT the present season. W have bis abode ~
NE Hotel. and y give bis unlaue aileniien % q fals
such may desire his Eelv5e The otter Physician PAS
his abode IN the immediate vicinity OF the Hn1sl
Then Is a. ezcsalt 7 Att AT - ~ ~. ~
slced over BY competent f1acnes b. ne $3.50 80
Holo Is holf famis 50 dspessd ssnd their child
80 Peu0ns wishiue aiiaa1, VIII adsssa ne
ia IN iT'1. = -. III j. AoRAE. Proprietor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

CALIFORNIA SPADES.
400 FOR sAiG ilW. App1 8 = Naiehal siFsss, 20
sSVlS Viain,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

FNNElS establishment will opened tof the FGcep ton OF
a VisitsIa on 55DAN- Alay 4 IT, TIE premises "a
have been completely ienovaied. and the hotsi now
oiiefl inducements puEsuEs search 81 health
fort o. qsssuIe equal II not superior any public cuse
and deliehtluI Village Of 9Eef easy accrl1 son Rev
Oreanss The efsen gWald u Qrt Of the onaa i aFE i've
acre. Wdfn ard shaded BY CREST uI1ber 81 olk,
magnolia and mulberry he table viii b Supplied
Wth the uKuEes o the aud Of The New Qdesna
Market Attached % the h0uze W ta found balh H1uaes,
Stables and Bar Room sRQplad with the hat Wines and
Liqnns hlso RgCod Billiard Table
Persons whinE g seeuse loeqs VIZ please adde's he
pr0piatnI az kinEi forward fer c0nmunicatons By
The Biloxi packets a. thaIe Is hHt II 81 agi week.
.myI5 JOHN N. NIXON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

TNMIGBANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IA that the next thing in importance to that Of having
good supply Of Provisions for the inner man. g % have
due regard 70 the wants Of the 0er man. We distinctly
that selling at cost but at az low prices
any other house in the city. Those in want CIOTHi
for the Gold any other DiggingH respectfully
JOHN SOUTHWELL & co. q Canalst
fvI3 d&W If Under the Planter Hotel
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CrOekerv, CHINA and GLASSWARE.

J. RsFELIs & oo-s4 uOmrpon St, New Orleans,
Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and Retdak
l Lamps, Plated and britannia Castois Can x
dlestioks, Table Cutlery, Japanned Walters etc.
Goods viii be offered al low prices. and when -
u he CnnnfrY nackad in the salsst manner. mh23 hm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

The Caledonia reached Boston at 9 o'clock on
the morning Of the 2lst having left Liverpool on
the 7th. She brought the intelligence which we
give below:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

grslIE aaie5s9 hes new opaa znl le4dy ~ iss pon
~ rs ahTa ffaf nsaaat felleal. etq 81 A1t "a
fJ-f ,s,sfsi ~ ine Bag ~ Biloxi The Rooms
sai.y hIs-fts Fr0uuils extensive and etaTl
1870 81 q ies p4ra aaa lne .ais7
dnlssl p " pinnIea y re = rlare llsls hti4g
2 Board and Li3dr ing-per dds f 81
PEI eea-s f+s-s..s.--ss| " "
Der MONTH -.4 20 .f
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WATCHES- JEWELRY.

NJ Il. MEH ER. No 100 ctNP street, Watch r.
lFk. maker aud dealer 10 JEAVEtsRH. GQldl3&5A
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and Y Ate ~; =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01
oHARLEs LEWIS ", ARTHUR HILL.

CHARLES LEWIS. ", ARTHUR HILL
A II o RNE rs a u In ",
HENDERSON. Rusk OuntF. Texas,
wv the Slate and will attend 70 the purchase and saie
Of Lands and the location Of Certificates IL any par Of
The state 1l4 "
70 CLAIMANTS on THE Vi eoyEREBdHNr
ONE ofthe undersigned viii on the 18th inst proceed to
~ Washington City for the purpose Of atteDlnE 90
CLAIMS now in their hands. and will give particular
aiteution to any business with the different Department.
s9 WE ~ eLANeDoN q GRIcE. s4st ehsassss
u. q. WEBER, Boot and shoe Dealer.
s s oGEsEs q Camp s9 Bssas q H.
... e; o 90 a'' AND : - SHOE sTcRE.,...,
Keeps oohstantlyon hand every ding his neineludinE
SoEs--and win sell a. Gas Prices. A share Of
public patronaEe Il respectfully solicited. apl 1y
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
FFFHE Subscriber have band q large and well
q selected ASSORTMENT of CARRIAGES, fss R
NOrhem Manutaotones, every style and fSf1@-~s5es-
variety. Purchaser would do well % give y
CALI A. WO9Dhgfh- q Ca
ans 6mdeW los ST Chsresst
X " Hale J-AgLuM
NEW ORLEANS oARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
M. us ard 400 fqH-dREER STREET.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of 81
~ svey description aiWayE on hand, for
sale low for cash approved paper. Also -
Springs AHas, Lamps. BandS. CiOiis, St - ~
fy16mhklW & W. HAl1f5t1 lsilin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01
HATs-HARpWARB, ID.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND EURN1sH-
ING MATERIALS, At Auction Prices
II McCUTGHEON, 100 ST. CHARLES Street. 3 doors
II. above POydFas-Keeps constantly
hand good assortment of NEW
AND SECO Midland FURNI. n
sFURE, CuTed Hair and Moss MA
TRAsSESs made Of the best materials, which he is dis
posed to sell low be bought auction oI cash
REPAIRlNGof Furniture and Mattresses and all kinds
Of JOBBlHG. done at short notice. and BY the best work
furniture packed, moved and shipped with
~ New and SecOnd.hand Furniture bought, etc etc.
jyl8 sm d. McCUTCHE0E, 100 St Charles e..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GohEERY Ala, and CHARLESTON S. Q.
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TfHTe777 lIITTTTe
tke q ii Af11Re.
ffSHfS DELIGHTFUL end healthy fer0It. lNtinr
asgepne macy altaIasions and aadiao1s se
past ui1fer, open for be reception 81 eis.ta
ea. This horse On bluH forty feet abaqe The
level 81 The Bay ana open 10 he hrezs from ever Dire
Water and ShoBs Baking A 1lneni 81 every kinda
Bar supped VII TIE chpcgst Li1aos and Winea. aaa p
Table With The nit the market rs9rl-llifds, Fresh 1h
and Oyefs 10 ahurd aee, eadart 81 the most pleas
art resorts ia the Houlheru counirE.
Isfie sUfsfesldre hrlt Iati1a daily cr7-
neesina with tie Neyg(lraan 1osis
In addition lie maiu brildiag numbaf ~ naat Get
ages 1.-TWO each) have bseu erected expressly ar tal-
lies al coapeneHl d ia.e. and where isl car bersiis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

The Postampt Gazette publishes note Of the
HanoyeFian Penipotentiafies, setting forth various
objections to the constitutions promulgated by the
King Of Prussia The principal Of these are that
the constitution cannotb be established nor the Diet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-01

No. 2zs CHEsAU7, STREET. PEfTL.aDELPHLd.
r7NE underlined uIsud inform hia eoassIn patrons AID
II ffiendG, that ths SPLENDID HOTEL which "a
has been uusor bis charge for saVegnl yea has just
been elegantly Eaffed enIarrei and reidni1ed. in a
most aslonanls manner and the entire oreaaza9H q
ever department c0I1piefa. The splendid cults Of
apaEsmenh Be- had d a times b. Giving aisN h1uu
notice.
The centfa and fashioHabie location Of the WASHING
TON ROUSE IszjeiE Il 81 the most desirable - ths
cty ior Ladies' and Families whiting Philadelphia, eiieF
upon business pleasure and there shnl be a1souE
spared 70 have ooanus % merit Tho liberal agPRq i haa
herefofoIafsesiVad u. j. HAHffVEllaLA
nasdinear rrr7 dEVFF
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
Snortinu Intsiilxance.

uNoN COURSE, L. I-TRorTIro.-The silver plate
stake will be troted for to-day by Lady Emma Honest
John, and Grey Sea Gull. The hsrses in this race will
be driven by their respective Honest John Is
the favorite against the field lie is Black Hawk colt
Of great promise, aud WILL in tlmo be star Both the
others are good trotters ench having frequently
honors and money on the turf.
The purse advertised for Monday next, at tho Gen.
trevle Course, closed with four entries vix-L ady
Suffolk. Lady Moscow, Pelham, and Jack Rossiter.
which Is the greatest field of horses that
brought together. This will, undoubtedly, be q bril-
liant race.
The two $500 purses, over the Union Course we're
also closed to of the 9th 10th July tho
first with Mao and Lady Suffolk; the second the two
famous mage above named. and Jack Rossiter Truly,
this looks like glorious trotting season.
THE ELEVEN MILE Foor RAGS will como OF TO- morrow,
at the abeve course The entries increase Jackson,
the American deer tho first favorite Smoke, In
dtan. the secspd and Stceprock, also Indian the
third avorte. Betting is brisk that the distance will
be performed within the hour.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

Tug CrrvyRsrY-ORArror AND PoyN-The an nual
Grafton and poem before the literary societes-ths
delivered on Tuesday evening, In DR.. Potts church.
corner Of University place aud Tenth street. There
was goodly attendance Of female fashion and beauty
present and large number of youth Of the other sex
chiefly OF the University The church crowded to
excess In every part Dodworths band was engaged
for the OCCASION but having been of upon exclusion
during the day on Long Island. the locomotive broke
down. and the band was thus detained till after the
delivery OF the oratou but made ample amends by it's
performances subsequently, The grafton compo
by the Rev r. l. Magoon, and delivered by that gen
tleman very effectively The subject was tho progress
Of liberty which he traced through different ages and
nations and in tho Of the address advered
the Italian republics Of the middle ages when he took
in the fourteenth century there
youth receiving liberal education The Grafton was
loudly appIaudsd The poem, by Alfred Street, was
not read by that gentleman, a., from Illness. he
unable to attend IL was delivered by Mr.. Abraham
Gardiner q graduate Of the University and lost
nothing In his banda Tor It admirably rccited The
subject was the State Of New York" and tho poem
cont aimed some passages Of great beauty Both
positions will be published by tho societies The
report of the sixteenth annual commencement Of the
University will be found in another column
CALroRnIA ExpRyss 1T will be seen on referring ia
our advertising columns that Nessrs Haven Living
ston havr established regular package express to
between this city and San Francisco Mr. Haven beng
the acting Mt the other end Of the linc This IL
an excellent arrangement.
FmE.-A fire broke out about half. psst o'clock on
"wednesday morning, In . bakery on 7th avenue. DO.
tween n IN and 2Sth streets, whioh was entirely de-
stroyed The damage is estimated TO DO from 30 to
COO dollars Several other houses were partially da.
msged and the Hre would have been Of serious oha-
ractr but for the timely aid Of tho Bremcn. number
OF families were deprived Of their shelter.
Fms "A fire broke out sbout 6I o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon In the loc"fooo watch mandatory OF Nv
Ia Norfolk street. owned by Jacob Benty which WA
partially destroyed.
BuaoLARv.--Between tho hours Of one and three
=. NJ on Tuesday, tho houss Of MIR Snyder. No los
Division street vas robbed by person persons
forcing one Of the doors The amount Of proper
~ taken Is supposed TO be worth S6s
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

Our telegraphic dispatches, in another column,
contain eighteen days luter intelligence from Cali
fornia It important. although the accounts are
confused and somewhat contradictory. Our adj
vices, however, by the California and Crescent
CRY, led us TO expect news somewhat like that
detailed under the t-legranhic head, and we fear
that the worst isyet 10 come.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
NEW YORK HERALD.
Horthwess Corner of Fulton and Nassau SITS.
.>~~->|>N~J~~0~s~eN>~~NN|
JAMES GORDON 8ENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE Dali HEX I'D rhrrs editions. cenfs per copy;
n rrr nnaun TIE MORNING EfuIIOS a. pnbtShed
a, fbr,e o'clock NJ Siefribsd before breakf1sf;
ns 1rst AFTERNOON EDITION can be had o. the ness, g
hon, -, a., 80. ,erond at three o'ciock Pm
THE WEEELv HERiLD. for circulation on IN. Con-
tneaf pDkiabed S"turdov u "a eenss per COPY
or ss for crci fiiGn fa Europe ana
"a rrsnrb md EhaIiah = 6N "sns per copy or sipe'
0srNwth, Iefsr prize 70 tncinfe fh' gosi"ee' ,h nd
All LETTERS ~ ,np, for TtPflons Or tg''n 70
csr.~mrpfs a. b. post paid az hte n"s'"9e "" nv "'"
fruw me rcnifrd ..-..,,,c, -..... A..
VOLUNTARy r0RRFSPDNDENcE, eosfata'ng ., @ ~ ~. .
portrnf HctrS. so'ieifsd fr"r, my ph''t'' " 'e ~
II u,ed ,-iii h. fiber0Hv pTfd for. ,.,
NO NOTICE 'ykrs ~ neng"oIs so"s',anen;a'oa'j;
br The non. nd 1d1rcs o The irrier nor I2r
rro1.o, rct,.,t ~eicrfed ccmsp ppir'.itops,
ADFrE TlSENFNTS trcHc,rcd srsry morning, dnd 10
H. yyyisbrd In r-0rnipo md afternoon tdttio.s) AZ
yeG,onrbe pcccs 10 h. trrcr Ia rlrn iTrh" '.rrf
rrsgHrsibr fs~ errors IN uH1nsrr .p
~" TING Of oH kiads er-cntcd ufaUy, aud piM
Sc,11frb Order. rrccirrd ~ the oBiee.
THE HEHlIp ESYl "T fSfiNhN i'is open hfoHgh 'n'
fhf biqkt
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

fcuroDcnn Intelligence,

The news by the libcnla has not yet arrived
We hourly expect to receive it over the wires from
ST John. 1t is looked for with considerable IN
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
The U. 8. ship Rar,tam. 60.

Bosros, Juno IT, 1s&e
ny an arrival from Port Prnco. We learn that the
U. ship Rsritan, Commodore rarkers Gag ship
was at that port on the 9TH inst all wou Com. r.
intei.dcd to sal for havana In o few days
Je6ry kishsrdsoa wus ts-dsV eisssel PrsslAsat e
ths kuHex nuwk
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

BtfOre JOmmitt tiOntr WrtcaU
JvrR -Charge Of Perjvy-L.Dyer was arrested this
morning, on . cbs'gs VI perjury. In having sworn
fnL ely In affidavit made by ha In cause Instituted
in the United States District court lie ntted
John Braipard was discharged who WAS brought up
on q similar charge
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
ANOTHER DEsTATcH.
The Cholera Mt Kichmoud.

RICHMOND, Va, June 27, 1s4e.
The Board OF Health reported 10 cases of Cho-
Iers and deaths ia our city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
The Cholera ut Pniind.Iphsa

PHILADELPHIA, Juno Z7--3 z. NJ
The Board of Health report a3 cases and IL deaths
frofu cholera. during the past "a hours Thesmoms-
ter, In the shade, SO.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

TRAyfa. TO EURoPg-SAILINo OF TAR Sre.MsHrp
CAMBRIA.-The royal mail steamship Cambr :,
Capt Shannon, sailed yesterday for Halifax and
Liverpool. Among her passengers we notice the
names Of M. de Bodsco, the Russian Minister to
the United Slater, and sp,fe, Frederick Uecker,
the German parrot Lieut. Mayne Reid late
United States army, engaged in active service in
Mexico, and the Hon. Mr.. Es~rton. with, We
lean, important despatches from Lord Elg,n, Go.
s-sl.s GENITAL oi Csna0a ior tu- Home Govern
ncni. She has ninety -sevsn passengers IA al.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

The SrEAMsHr FALCON will sail to-day, for Chagres
to touch at Havana, SC SC Shc will take quite largo
number Of passengers and the mails for tho Pacific.
Among the newest additions to this steamer, Ia the
excellent appointment Of Dr. j. L. Osborne, surgeon.
DR.. o. 10 to be attached to the new and splendid
steamer Georgia: but while she Is getting ready for
sea he will 60 In the Falcon.
Surgeons should be appointed to every passenger
steamer In ship full Of people, there Is nothing
much needed, to give confidence q medical officer
one who understands his business.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28

LATE pnoM SIERRA LEoNs.-By the arrival, yes
tcrday, of the brig Loretto, from Sierra Leone,
which place she left the Goth ut we learn from
Capt lhuEs,on, there were two slavers taken on
the 10Th and l7'h Of May; one Of them had 600
slaves on board. Both had been condemned
schooner had been brough, in on the 8lll. but had
Lot been disposed Of.
The schooner Larch arrived at Sierra Leone
ircm England on the 18th of May, and sailed for
Monrovia on the lith. She was sent out by the
Rritish government as present to the Repsblic Of
Liberia. She is Of about $50 tons, rugged with
iore,opeail and to9gaantsall. with brass guns
she was sent out under the charge Of Brush
naval officer, who would deliver her at Monrovis,
sDs then JOIN some Of tho vesscls Of war the
eUpht.
The British bark E,hclovc, Of London, and the
'hp Aguee, al Liverpool. were waiting for emf
grants tor ,he Weet Indies. The British bark Re-
covciy. (nt London,) Summers, was ON the coast
up 10 The Yeurey Bay, where ehc had beea sad,ug
uul~r ,ut leaking 20 bad, had 20 keep boih pn M.
gong TO Keep h'r fec; Had 70 discharge 10 stop
the esk.
The New York herald., 1849-06-28
Accidental Death or "a California Eani-
grant, &c &c.

Srnht, Xe DC
Sr. LOUIS, Juno &c. 1S4o.
We learn, from Fort Child that IN emigra ut baned
Nicholas Foiosmenne while in the ass of drawing his
gun from his wagon the I'd Of May, was aim ost in
stantly killed by the discharge of the same The de-
ceased much esteemed citizen of Cahokia, I'LL
nois
The weather continues hot and the river is falling