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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
E, CORNISH

E. CORNISH
NE AY be found at his old stand two doors above
Ifa the Store of Beech & Tilley, where he is
now receiving large stock of STOVES, among
which may by found the following:
EMrIRE AIR TIGHT COOKING Stoves,
NIAGARA AND Albany C.Tx De-
Premium AND PARLoR Do
DoUBLE OVEN Do
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
terms and sizes; together with a general assort-
ment of TIN, COPPER, zinc, LEAD, SHEET IRoS,
WIRE &c, &c, which he will sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
Section of country.
IL Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition of transportation.
-.+Job work done with despatch and on rea-
sonable terms oct13, ST. s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

YDA1NTS-50 kegs white lead in oil. . half
* barrels dry white lead, half barrel red do,
one barrel black lead lampblack, chrome green
and yellow, and general assortment of Paints for
sale at the New Drug Store by 7. RODOLF.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-18

FOR 20 AND 100 ACRES. The undersigned has
very large supply of Warrants. which he gives
written guarantee 10 be genuine. for sale at the
lowest market price. c. F. LEGATE F.
O1lce opposite the Land Office 26-1m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
BY THE NJ AILS.
Police Intelligence.

Escaped from the Station House. We noticed In yss-
Ton Ponto,'' on charge of being fugitive from
justice from the State OF This prisoner
was placed in the sixth ward station house for safe
Keeping during the night in order TO be taken to Phi
ladepbis the next (ths morning., but by extra
movement Of old "Ponto he escaped from custody; he
may be arrested again or he NOT the chances
In his favor as the charge he vas arrested there 10
but very little " confidence to be placed in 1t.
Michael Donovan arrested last night on charge Of
entering the basement window Of the dwelling house
Ing up articles OF value to carry on vhsn he
detected BY the servant girl, Ann Carlisle She
raw the light In the bssenent and asked II It was
Jamee the vaiter The robber answered yes; but she
knew IL not James voice. and gave the alarm the
rogue made his escape out Of the front basement win
ns vas passing at the time and on hearing the alarm
caught the rascal by the collar, and took him to the
Third ward station house. Justice Lothrop committed
Charss Of Bsynins. ,,-captain Carpenter. aided BY
his officers OF the sth vArd arrested yesterday Jerry
Mcdonald Matthew Barron, Eugene Barron and Jo-
seJh NORTON alias Butcher Joen The first three
white men, and the last one colored They stand
charged With What Is called burning oountrymsn.
residing in Ulster county, In this State, met In
the street by Of these parties and represented that
q bet was to be decided between them at cards. and
wanted Rightmy.r TO decide Il, and they would give
him two dollars for his trouble On the cards being
produced, in private alley, Rishtmyer asked II he
piece Rghtmysr said yes and pulled cut the ten deli
Barron stepped In between them In great hurry and
pretended 60 be police officer and threatened TO take
lien all into custody for gambling. The ten dollars in
money then snstched by one Of the accused party
and they all or each taking different direct ion
The poor untry man was so much alarmed at the
time, supposipg the man to be real policeman that
h. forgot all ABOUT the money until IL too late 20
give slsi AZ the parties we're out Of sight How
the circumstances being given TO the 9Th ward
police all the parties we're soon brought to light and
committed to prison on the charge, In default
Of bail In 5000. by Justice Lothrop.
.q'fea Of Fugifire.-Oicsr Webster, arrested, res
terdsy man by the name Of Cornelius McDermott on
q charge 81 having escaped from the Albany jail
where he was Imprisoned on charge OF seduction.
He was taken back 70 Albany TO answer the charges
against him
Clcrse Of Rolbinss Schooner. -Four small boys By
the names q Patrick and Daniel Darrov, John ties-
pie. and Francis Morgan, we're all arrested
ycion Of robbipg schooner lying In the East River
Justice Timpson committed them all for further
hearing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

POLICE CouRr.-BrroRE JusricE WIssLow.-The ex-
animation Of Charles Myers . charge OF bigamy,
ferred to day two since, concluded yesterday
and resulted in full commita OF the accused for trial
1t Is the intention Of the counsel Of Myers to bring the
matter before Judge Green wood Of the City Court for
the purpose Of obtaining the discharge Of Myers.
CRY CouRr IN CHAMBERS -BsroRE JrpcE GRgry-
WOOD Bernard CURE, Of the Penny Bridge party
who committed to Jail Tuesday last for vio-
lent assault q man named Hoffman with q DANCE
weapon, was brought before Judge Greenwood ON
q habeds corpus and admitted to bail In the sum of
81 eco, to appear and answer
TYR FrLTos FgsRr DIsAsrgR.-I take the liberty ~
calling your attention to few facts connected ~.
the late collision Mt the Fulton Ferry Miss lane sher
~ left her eieter's residence, In Brooklyn, Last
fathers house In this city, immediate enquiries
made The fact that an accident had occurred on
board Of Of the Fulton ferry boats the
ming to suppose that she had there lost
her life Application made directly ct the ferry
by the father but he informed that they knew
thing to warrant such superstition Subsequent APP
plications made by the friends of the family with
the same result; and though at first they all supposed
that she had been killed at the ferry the information
derived there was such a. to alter the opinion On
Tuesday the father ascertained thatjthe manged body
Of bis beloved child had been found ut Astoria and
Thursday was informed that the hat, shawl and
morning hose having them charge having concealed
them until accidentally revealed That conduct which
would keep family 10 the sgony Of doubt which would
refuse TO dvulge the information which might have
suited In the immediate recovery of the body
the scverest while justice To the living we'll
the dead requires that human life shall not be
crineed with inpunity. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

HEALTH or THE CITY-CHoLERA REPORTS
There can be no doubt that the ravages Of the
cholera are subsding, and that we shall be, in
few days, relieved entirely Of the presence Of the
epidemic. This is owing to the cleam,ss of the
atmosphere and the improvement In the weather,
which have marked the past ten or twelve days
In fact the city, at period of the year, has been
more healthy than il is at present; but notwith
standing this, the Board of Health and their adj
vlsers continue to issue their daily report of deaths
by cholera, one half Of which occur from other
causes, Principally common cholera morbus and
dysentery. In fact, the whole conduct of the
Board Of Health since the breaking out of the cpl
demic, has been reprehensble and it is especially
SO now. The reports which they publish daily,
scattered over the whole country, and are pre-
judicial to the business interests of New York
wherever they 60, causing damage Of great magni-
tude to our commerce and trading interests. The
Board of Health, ignorant Of this, imagine that
they performing nothing but their ordinary duty
in issuing such ridiculous reports as daily emanate
from them, while they cannot comprehend the vast
damage which they are doing to the city. 1t full
time that they stopped the work. The city is
healthy enough-as much as it was at any former
period-and there is no further use for them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
Shipping intelligence.

ArrivedBsrt, Shannon glasgow. July n, zdop, TURKS
~ isn a. Sag 3 is y Ssa
tins July TX Mary stanton. Bsitimor. via Plymouth:
s,hI Isa.Ds Por, ~ rrinso Aug 2-lofi brss Francis
SER. ior,vsi, Sssssrn, Sc; oSsn. and Alnira T,
Ci.srsdssps smsssnth and Diana Orleans barb. Ado
iaa. hsysss brig r,Sss,r' dol 'ehr Amanda fhsdi oy
SLIP Feiius RIO JsnsrO, June a. bark Lady Caroline.
81, Ire Clement, boston for Chs,eston. ="
Brss rssds sSTi s. Avg e a. BARI 0u',,s for
DAY. sd, on Chatham SPOKE bark Lucy Ellen, Boston
Brs George shattuoh NOrfoIhi ,ehr Potoae. RopdOu.
s,soRA sDA.Ths ssrh WIN n Smaller, from Boston for
and pit Bueeo distress while going up
Plate got ashore and would prosasy have 70 dsehrse a,
E.sr rgou.sroy, Aug ".
Aryed-sehr, Effort Philad bes'ey Pierce Nrorh so,h
sailed is@ssSr Lsprse,, NYsrs, aiss N.s.r. DO.
Arrived Brig L Copeland, Havana.
Ciesr.d-Bsrs Rio Grsnd., San Francisco.
Arriv.a-schr Eagle. NYcri.
.Aryed-sp Andrew Scott LivsrpOoli brig Frontier.
New York.
Erv,d-sehr George 4 Mary RondOut; ls,S brig oooady
Belle PLa sehrs Coral and Harriet Chandler do; 2t,
brig Charles Heath, 81 Mars Ca
Arrvsd--shp rsims, N York. 70 ., for csiiicrsis
sehr sara Iber,ss Rio Grssd.. jay "a LEI, BRIG Mia
cara. from Csd,, unc, and others as before. -.
Arrived sehr, Cole and Presidents. Norfolk Eliza
ss,lsS.sehrs L.l.nd and Col p.vi, phs, ero.isu,
Albany sleeps Roger Williams, yiglan Excite and Cham
'''" Nrwpopr. August a.
AirivedsSps Mary Mitchell Fall diver FOR Fr,peifco;
Rose in Bg em, Dishtos for New York; Lucy Am, Fail
BRrsroI, Angus, n.
Arrived-ss crsnmer and Page Phiis.
saiied-sehr Governor, Pha.
eissis,cr for New rori dss. sTss Nary sil,ss.h Do
Ie,t cay Fsneb brig do days Future for Boston Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

Mn WAlsrs Asp Cot. Bssror IN TrsAs The Mats-
aoda Tribune Of ths 9th inst speaking OF the late adj
dress Of MIR Calhoun to the Southern States says in
srgumept 10 IL the only fault with Mr. Calhoun he is
ever too volumipous-too powerful Once reused
wherever his double edged sword strikes there life
We conceive this effort Of Mr.. Cahoun's not
only to be q clear and successful refutstion OF the
charges preferred against his political the
all absorbing question Of Southern rights but of
the abest and tersely written documents have
ever read on the subject He by no means contents
himself with reply, but carries var into the camp Of
the enemy With suah rspidity and force utterly 10
snrihilate the great western " | am"
william s. Hamilton Is the democratic candidate
for Congress, In the I'd district Of Maryland.
The whig State Convention Of New York will be
held at Syracuse, the 2eth Of September proximo.
The Raleigh IN. 90 Standard claims that Mr. STAN
Icy 10 not legally elected, aud ntimates that his
ptttor may contest the seat
volney y Howard ia elected 10 Congress In the I'd
district Of Tsxas, over Mr. fllsbury the late member
Dir, II b. q democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

NV YoRE, Aug .. 1919.
Drss sip: In to-days Herald there Ia piece copied
from the Albany IN. y frpress, August 2lst which
ssys that Mr. -. L. Eaton, u. &. Navy, should be
passed round only worthy Of the sneers Of
Kind ~
Feeling too much interest In the Navy to ALLOW the
impression TO 20 abroad that said Eaton IL q naval OH
GER have thought that would ask you TO state tho
simple fact that there s not such ocer In the Ma
W. Tor proof Of which frefer you to the Navy Register
Very respectfully, &C.
PAUL SHIRLEY, U. 6. Navy.
Editor New York Herald.
P.s. There 10 q MIR. Eaton In the Navy, but his
name 10 TbomssC. Eaton, and he Is at In the
Mediterranean Squadron. Respectfully.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

ANIMALS AND DyrhRrUpys.
George Monstt Montreal; s.. b. Campbell and lady,
Toronto; Lieut. L. O. Morris Y. s. A Major y. Wood
bridge " s. A.; Dr. y. Beaver, DIR. Burr, Ms1atlap; J
Hale. lady and son, Nsrth Carons; w. e. Whitoher,
Cincinnati John Groesbeck, Ohio; w. ID. Skiliman,
st Louis; n. b. sayre. Kentucky; Charles G. Palrey
Louisiana; shss Mississippi, arrived yesterday,
and took rooms st the Irving House
=. Meteslf, Georgia; A. n. bearing. Alabama; H.
w Stevens. New Orleans; q Wsdhsm, Illinois, we're
smcrg the arrivals yesterday at the Clinton Hotel
W h Muse, u N; a. NJ Buchanan. New Or
leans; y. Henry South Carolina aud y. Arnold Ken
tueky arrived yesterday and stepped at the Howard
Hotel.
Hepry Rodgers. U s N H. w shuteldt, w. s. n,
and laoy Joseph o. Todhsston, San Francisco are at
tie nsiicap Httcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
COMMERCiAL APRAIRS


Friday, Aug. 24-6 r. M.
The stock market has experienced no change since
yesterday. There was more activity In some Of tho
leading fancies, without any improvement Of cozse-
quencc In prices Erie railroad stock IL becoming more
plenty and other fancy railroad securities are coming
upon the market In larger quantities. Money con-
tinues abundant reported at any this season
Five per cent Is the ruling call loans on thu
best security and the best street business paper dis
counted In the street at per cent Railroad COM
psnes I'm the market borrowing money their serti-
ncstes, pay high q eight aud ten per cent The.
Of interest they pay Is object the money mast
be had at some price.
At the second board there very few sales and no
change in prices
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
Of this port to day, amounted TO sliso5s; payments
s1s14sT 80; sdvices $4,000; balance 80 SIS sos o.
There has been sight improvement in the Boston
money market and the mercantile community have now
but little dculty in,upplyps themselves With slthat
% necessary for their immediate wants Ia Eastern rail-
road stochs there has been quite depreciation The
Boston and Worcester has fallen below par and but
few buyers; Eastern Is down TO par and dull; Boston
and Maine per cent advance but few sales; Vermont
Central AZ, and rather firm; Old Colony 1914 no de-
mand. There IL some Improvement Ia manufacturing
stock though but few operations are made The divi-
dends which they have made for the last year. have
been very small.
The European news, In q financial commercial
point Of view, far able to judge from the
tersrsphic desrstch does not vary materially from
that received by the previous steamer The harvests in
England have 90 far proved favorable, and the corn
markets consequently depressed There had been
q sglt advance in cotton. and considerable activity
among spectators Money easy, the rate Of inte
rect at the most reduced points, and quotations for
eopsos firm
The Erie Railroad Company have refused 10 exhibit
to ttoekhoder The stock book list Of stockholders
This is a strange for company 10 pursue aud
the inference naturally drawn from " Is that there
must be something I,tieu, some corruption, which.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

AccpENr.-On Thursday evening about half past six
O'Clock, Martha Kenrick Of No. 40 Suffolk street,
knocked down and run over by the horse and gig Of
DR. Csskrst, in Grand street. and severely injured
She was taken home by policeman Mckinney.
FOUNDING "A fine male infant, about two months
old, was found in the area of house No. pa Houston
street Thursday afternoon about half past O'clock
by Mrs Barbara Ssgler 1t clean and well dressed
and could not have been there many minutes when
discovered IL put In the temporary charge Of Mrs.
Sarah Ann e. Moore 153 Houston street, and the
reported to the Governors ofthe Aims House.
The HAMILTON AVENUE FERRy-Yesterday, again,
there but bsat this ferry, and passengers
copseq uently delayed and put to great incon-
venieDce TO mend the matter in the evening, about
o'clock the boat into the south side Of the
slip ut Brooklyn and there she continued stuck fast
fer length Of time, her stern being also jammed in
the other side Of the clip Many Of the passengers i'm
patient Of the delay climbed the piles and got out
In that way. rope was thrown out to the shore to
tug her. which, with the assistance Of the stsAm forced
her out Of the tx backwards, not, however, without
tearing away some Of the tenders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
One Weeks History Of the World,


The Weekly Herald, comprising perfect compsn-
dunn Of the most interesting events both In this
and the Old World, that havssreschsd us during the
past seven days, will be issued this morning. at nine
o'clock.
CONTENTS:
The European Intelligence brought by the steamship
canada; Full Particulars Of the Grand Ball at Sarato-
ga The Free Soil Address to the Democratic Republic
can Electors OF the State of New York; The Cruise of
the u sloop Of Dale California South American
and Brazilian News; Correspondence from various
parts OF the Country The Northern Tour of the Pres
dent; The Secret Expedition; The Cuban Excitement,
and the Rsy Abduction; Hungarian Meetings and
hungaran sympathy IN TINS and other Cities Of the
nept and the Mortality in this City last week South
ern Fashionable lnteigence-the Rowiey Springs and
Madison Springs Fancy Balls. go Canadian and Gem
trail American fairs great variety az Editorial and
Miscellaneous Natter Theatrical and Local Incidents:
Commercial and Shipping Record; The Latest Tels-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
BOARD OF HEAL III

BOARD OF HEALTH.
24h s4s the Report and Resolutions Of the Hos
pal Committee having been accepted and adopted
board Of Health having at its last two sessions,
to report THU day The undersigned the ais
a sns .sosss nsss
slS1sd hospitals and that II their two Of the four
prsSRRrsay be DISPENSED sa,;s With -.
from IT, email number o. and from the fewer cases
being ds . .sIs's of
ss a: the s, SsS s9E to the in VIII
aea hospital ars in the "
sraele to IT, possible by the time that will be
required again tor school purposes which is carly Septem
They therefore in view Of the greatly diminished
other herein FORTH leave submit adoption
ks.oIssd That and after TIE 9Th inst pa
s " in aa asr tf' Ssp a
sisSts received william hospital more p"
Of Eonrse ball Centre street. be opened and
Resolved, notice given Captains of Police aud
Other sl1n in relieving the that cholera pa
All which is respectfully submitted.
caARIEs WEBB, Hospitals.
pa Com nsiss Tie Health ssossd following
Resolved That after this day. the SANITARY Committee
Ill only the number deaths cholera reported
90 it; but that the soans will be required report
the GARD of Health, usual the number OF well
deaths that in their practice in
ordinance in such made and provided.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman,
ROBERT T. HAWS
ALEx. H. SCHULTZ,
CHARLES WEBB, SANITARY Com.
GEORGE II. FRANKLIN, } of the
EDWIN MORGAN, Board Of Health.
ROBERT A. SANDS,
6sS2R Il Il. s s4SHkffEEvASr.
IN BROOKLYN.
BOARD OF HEALTH, August "a, 1sl0.
During the last twenty four hours there have been
reported to this ONCE fatal OF epidemic cholera
viz M. Sohlosser, Atlantic street; Margaret Kelly
Henry sire ct; CathArne L. Cummings Spencer street,
Peter Mcclure, Hamilton avenue; James Dugsn Hospi-
tai; Peter Webster and Mary Webster. Grow Hill.
CIIAS s. J. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

BtIOrt M9son.
ArGrsr 24.-Ceeb Godfrey ada. Leonardo S. Serarez,
81 al This motion for q commission TO examine
witnesses in London and for order stay proceed
ings until the return Of the commission. The motion
was opposed. on the ground that the notice not
served until after the expiration of % days Justice
Mason said that party applying for commission to
examine foreign witnesses entitled q stay Of pro-
eesdpgs until the return Of the commission when the
application is made within ten days sec rule 35 after
the time for endment OF the padngs prescribed BY
section 172 Of the code has expired Order for stay Of
proceedings allowed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
Later news from Sc. Domingo.

BOSTON, August q, 1917
By the schooner Byzantine We have dates from Port
Prince to August I'd which state that another expe
dition against st Domingo talked Of but not likely
to take place.
President Sououque had shot two Of kis generals for
alleged political ntrigues The execution took place
in q public square, a Sunday The Presidents
guards fred the voley.
As high Fix dollars hundred had been paid for
coffee, in consequence Of the old crop being scarce
There was but little demand for American provisions:
Currency "A u paper to I silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

Nkw ORLgASs Aug %, 1s49.
Our market for cotton Is steady, and held above the
views Of buyers Middling qualities have declined y
coffee IL mproying sales Of 5000 bags Rio have been
made at 40,
BALrMoRg, Aug 2t-P.M.
Our market Was unsettled by the steamers news.
BUFFALO, August A-6P NJ
Receipts within the last "a hours Flour 900 bills ;
wheat none; corn, none The market for -four Is dul
and unsettled. In consequences OF steamers news
About 400 bbls changed hands, at $500 for common
State and mixed western. Wheat-the demand Is only
prime parcels when and held above the
views Of bsysrs Corn is unsettled and the
items are unimportant Mixed western IL quoted ut
5Tc q b2c., nominal Whiskey Is without change.
ALBAsr, Aug. A-6P.M
Receipts within the last "a hours.-Fiour $500 bills;
wheat IL 600 bushels corn, 500 do. The market for
-four Is steady, but not active. l quote common
straight and mixed Western at S5 IS So straight
State and good Western. at IS Blk IS a. aud pure
Geneses at IS 62. SIS Cs with sales OF about 500
bbls wheat s firm with good milling inquiry; sales
were made f 900 bushels Genesee, at 13lc Oats
dull; about 600 bushels sold at 81 tsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
Com mon Pleas.
SPECIAL TkRM.

Before Judge Ulshoegsr.
Ave. A.-Leris Mernst rs Charles P,sru1 This
action for work and labor In which the plain
tin obtained Judgment by default upon which he is-
sued an execution, and caused levy 10 be made
Motion made TO open the default and set asde the
judgment theground Of irregularity In the service
Of the summons. An order ordngly granted to
set aide the Judgment but the latter together with
the execution ana levy to etand security for the
results The defendant 10 answer the complaint in 10
days and take short notice Of trial; plaintiffs costs
$40 Of resisting the motion, to be paid at the ermi
nation Of the anit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25
Naval Movements.

PENSACOLA, August Is, 1s49.
The United States frgate Rsrtsn, bearing the broad
peunant Of Commodore Foxhsn Parker and the United
States ship Saratoga, sailed this morning. the former
for the North and the latter for Lsgusyra and st.
Thomas and after . cruise In the West indies to
turn to the u nited States.
NoRroLx, August "a, 1s4q.
The bark Nathan w. bridge, from Boston, arrived
yester day bringing draft Of 1ol for the United
Ststes ehip VsndAlia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-25

ArGusr "a = In the matter Of Bushnell alias West,
the prisoner, u seems. not taken away yesterday
being arrested uns.r the Governors wsrraut for
the writ Of habsos oopps issued by Judge Edwards
served In the u the day the officer no had
BIN In charge. lie was brought up this morning in
pursuance Of ~ but, w consequence Of Judge Eisards
net being present Justices kumOnds aud Jones refused
to act having no poser % do un1er the stasuts.
The matter Is pos,S,nsd until 70 morrow tthis mosL
ig)
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BOSTON, August q, 1917
We visited last night BY severe gale, which
has done considerable damage. brick building at
the head of Gray's wharf blown down, and q bal
last lighter cspsised last evening" Msnomit
Point Plymouth. The consisted Of four, two Ct
whom were drowned, while the others, ono Of whom
was the captain, rescued, after having cung to
thu mast for twelve hours.