The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-14
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Correspondence Of The National Wing.

nmined. II was ascertained In course Of examina-
ton that fifty soldiers had been wounded before the
order TO fire was given, and that the military could
not have escaped from the mob, ifihey had not fired
Some Of the killed were buried to-day.
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New YoRK May II.
The ship Formoso arrived al New Bedford to-day |
with w 900 In gold dust on board.
The ship Uncas at the same port also arrived to- |
day brings $4,000 In gold dust.
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ROCHESTER,, May III p. m.
The body OF man was found In the wood near |
the city to-day, supposed TO have been murdered
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MosTHEAI, May Il--6 p. m.
The authorities fearing an attack on the Drum
mond House last night, called out the troops. Eve.
The House Of Assembly is discussing bill 10
abolish religious elementary instruction In Kings
College al Toronto.
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BosToN, May l0-P. NJ.
Halifax papers of the 9th have come to hand
They state that the Inhabitants Of Prince Edwards
Island were building three vessels 10 carrya portion
Of them 10 Australia Others will emigrne Cana
da and the United States This depopulation is
caused by the dissatisfaction with the tenure Of land
on Prince Edwards Island.
sever raj seizures Of eontrabund spirits from u s.,
have occurred.
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Bosros, May II.
The trial of Craft who stands charged with con-
spring 10 burn the ship Franklin or Boston, has
been postponed until the 2lst inst. in consequence
ofindisposltion Of MIR. Choat one Of the Counsel.
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BosroN, May II.
The British brig Glasgow bound TO Boston, with
full cargo, struck ledge of rocks near Yarmouth,
N. s., on the Sd inst She is much damaged and
the crew was compelled to her ashore TO Keep her
from sinking. The cargo has been brought TO this
city in small boats She is fully insured In England
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BosroN May l2--1 p. IN.
Macready arrived in this city this morning from
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CINCINNATI, May 10, p. M.
Judge Brough President Of the Hamilton county
Court Of Common Pleas, and late editor of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, was taken with the Cholera this
morning, and died this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The Board, Of Health reports 20 new cases Of
cholera, and deaths during the last twenty four
hours For the week ending on Wednesday, ia ca
SEES and 80 deaths.
The river has risen FIVE feet during the last twcn
iy-iour hours.
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81. LOUIS, May o.
Three murders were committed here night before
last John Bard was killed by two Germans who
were fighting and between whom Bard interfercd for
the purpose Of making peace. An omnibus propri-
horse. The last case was that of man named
Fsch, killed by another, in fighti both of these
The choera is on the increase The deaths for the
week ending yesterday, were l4o, OF winch 10 were
OF cholera
The husband Of the woman tried Tor murder, al
Cincinnati, killed Mr.. freeman at independence,
Missouri, on the bin inst. lie also shot Captain
Steward.
Ex governor boggs, formerly Of missouri, writes
wealth. and that he could not be induced TO return
and i've In the STATES
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| Correspondence o. 'he Nanona' wing,
ST. Louis, (Nio) May y, ls'9
| Senator Benton has published an address TO the
people Of Missouri in which he has taken grounds
declined public dinner
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| CHARlEsroN, 8. O., May ll-3 p. m.
| We had good rain yesterday and The weather 10
cooler to-day than it has been, the thermometer
| There arrived at Charleston yesterday the brig
Georeiana and the schooner ST. Mary, from New
York
| During the past week, In the Charleston market,
there has been 5000 bales of cotton sold at 3s q
10 for fair to fully fair. Sales Of 1000 tierces rice
at 2 lie 3-prices fully sustained
1 The steamship Isabel, Capt Rollins, arrived here
this morning from Havnna, via Key West and Sa-
vannah, having on board li7 passengers
HAvANA, May 9.
ena,r copt;ruaa n ,vh;,e m I o n 10 10 vo,
loS, X q !. hrown 10 a a 10 . muscovndna 10
III ,,a,bk. hss 49, ha,,sr,, fil,mn IN arouino
ine "eap'1, ..as ureh sloMey, ius " s'"t"e
crop. Moinsses steady anu HrIn al RUS.
RIoE-S5O casks of rice had been sold al IA
a I sba FRI TO-, n, he