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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
EDss SALE.

EFdbtS q z NEE.
7 WILL sell. at reduced price, my property in the
4 Town of WARREN, Tanning county, Texas, con
ssting of Eleven Lots in said town, stu ated the
Public Square. which is good dwelling house and
out houses all well calculated for tavern. Also a
good stNnd and Grocery, in excellent order to
ceve stock of goods Also fifteen acres of land,
fronting on the River, and.inciudmg the Ferry.
This place is a direct line from Fort Smith and
Boggy Depot to the Trinity, Sulphur nd Sabine and
Is destined to be the most valuable Ferry on Upper
Red River
Persons desirous of good bargains, will do well TO
call and examine the premises Immediately, as | in
tend to sell JOHN KITCHINGS
WARREN. March 1871. IS49. 2-lv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
YLOR & STIDHAIW,

EE ANlNG entered into Co-parnershlp in the
l. TAILORING business, al the old sta nd
first door South of Engjond's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose carrying on the business in
lis various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to fur
nish garments of every description, in Their line
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and taste Of the day. Orders promptly executed.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. L. &. S.
March TO- 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14

Commerce of Cali fOrnia.-We have looked over
a record of arrivals and departures Of vessels at
the port of Monterey. California, kept by officer
of the United States Navy, during period OF
thirteen months the entries commencing on the
Sth of Septem Der, lS47, and ending on the 9th of
October 1913. The number of vessels that
rived were as follows ships, l6; barques, III
brigs, "a schoOners, l6; in all, 81 vessels. or
these, IL were United States vessels of war eav
ing n total of So merchant vessels, with tonnage
of Ir504 tons. OF the total number of vessels.
4I were American, IL Hawain, (Sandwich Is
landersg; 6 Peruvian, 3 Chilian, English,
Spanish, French, 1 Mexican, and l, nation not
mentioned.
Daring the period mentioned, the amount Of
duties collected tonnage and cusoms) by United
States officers in all Upper California. was about
Sl2O.OOO; of which sum about S25.OOO was col
Iected Monterey, y,-North American.
Trade uoih China-The Charleston Mercury
of the Sd inst. says:
The trade of China with the United States in
round numbers, is said to be worth SlOOOO,OOO
year. Independent, of the traffic in opium, which
is principally in the hands of foreign houses.
This is nothing to what it will be when Cai'for.
MIA is well settled, and the inhabitants turn their
attention. they will do, to commerce with the
East. The Pacific ocean seems created for steam
navigation, with It's perennial Gains, and our peo-
pie will soon draw way the Eastern trade from
its preseu: peri GUS channels, round the Cape OF
Good Hope Picayune.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
Van Buren, and Fort Gibson Packet.
TAILORING and SECURING.

'ENll E subscriber respectfully informs the public
-N- that he is now prepared to attend to all busi-
ness in his line th neatness and dspa;ch.-
Gentienen's coats and pants made. repaired.
secured. and cIeansed, according order. Cutting
clothes for females to make. attended TO in the
strictest manner. Shop on Main Street. nearly
opposite the Office of the lnteIIigencer the sign
of the Stars and Stripes. ..rr'
THOMAS A. REEDER.
Van Buren. March TO- lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
Palm | eaf Hats.
Hardware,

HARDWARE.
XXTALLACE & WARD have Just reed a gen era
w assortment of hardware, consisting, in part of,
5U0 pairs trace Chains doz. Tomahawks. & doz Fry
Pans, Knives, Percussion Caps, FInts Hoes, Spades
Files, Rasps, Bullet Molds, Gun Nippers, Tug and
Breast Chains, NipPer Wrenches, Hand Vices, Augers
Chisels, Gmblets. Horse Feams, Pocket Compa sses
Padocks, Hand Saws Iron and Steel Squares, Sc., &c.
&c March 81 '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
Glassware Glassware Glassware !!

p Glassware! Glassware Glassware
Il HI attention of Physicians and Merchants is re-
j spectfully called to large assortment Of Glass
ware, received by late arrivals, such as: r."
SPEcIA jars ~ TINcTUREs--
1.2 Gallon. pints.
pnts. pint
l pit. l-2 pit.
Acid Bottles, or
Bottles all sizes, 80 Gross OF. walls.
40 Boxes assorted Vials. % - - 60
=. from 2 to % " 3 g
in ! Gross Boxes. 20 A" g :" &c. DC.
tunnels. Graduated Measures
And variety of articles
too nu merons to mention, for sale by ,se.f ...F "
r. STEVENSON.
Orders are solicited, and proiaptly attended to.
March l, le49. ff ...r 1..-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14

MAYORS OFFICE, ..
CITY OF VAN BUREN, Marc II, 1919 (
NOTICE is hereby given that, by order of the
! Common Council of the City of Van Bureh the
time fer the completion of the pavements. Mar
Street, from Water Street to St Joseph Street, has
oeen extended months from this date
52-3w A. ]. WARD. MINOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
ARKANSAS BANK NOTES
d. &lhAA IN ARKANSAS BANK NOTES
efroUS for sale by u-
April, lS49. WALLACE g. WARD.


ND EMAlNING in the Post Office at Van Buren.
Ia rkansas, on the 3Ist March, which. if not
taken out within three months, will be forwarded
TO the General Post Office, as Dead Letters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-14
NOTICE.

a LII persons having interest in the savings of
~ cargo from stea boat MUSTANG, sunk in
Arkansas River, on the Sd day of January last
notified to hand in their invoices and bills of
ladlng without delay.
FOSDICK 81 LAWRASON,
AZ Camp street, New Orleans.
Ma rch, IS49.--3t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Benton Running. Afraid of Assassination +.

An extra" OF the = ate Are7fs, OF the 81 INST
SAYS, that Col Bent0n. after speaking ~ Platte
cry. whore be was giarioa'iy defeated. len there
" utssring curse upon curse against me people
and oF.c.ed 70 fear fiqi hrs iye ~1s "a irngsr -
W. lave received letter from Platte Ciiy
which lets rs into the secret Here s Al extract .
Among other things, Col Benton sid, that eFerJ
member Of the last ei.atufe who voted for toe feso-
siIfrl and rorruut perjury Mr. WLkerson, one ~
our member. who voted for the resOuu0ns Ma
.r.rfug ,,t i.ss than ten feet Of the Col sn6 in-
.ran,ly sung out To- are q G dan 4 iar Do Tn
Col tired -a4fsA BY saying tHs' ne ony meant s-.-
set any better On Wik~fsons stomach than what the
Col. Sr,t .Ais-he oii not seem willing 10 get out
through slip gap. made for ioos and sgain iars-
as-sa In hi. face % Y0U AAE A g. DAMN LiAA -iai
Tn. language Of Mr.. Wuk-rson, may BE- Wrought
v'oient. Iii, 80 b8t Col. Benton provoked u BY
charging Mr.. w. with '.wil.9i snd corrupt per
iury." jefferson NO. Metropolitan, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

CoLLsios.-A dangerous collision took place
Monday afternoon, at Fort Hamilton dock, between
the steamers 81 Nicholas, Capt Rodman, one Of the
Couey Island and Fort Hamilton bosts, and the John
Hart Capt Lockwood Keypor, boat, landing At Fort
Hamilton. These boats both left Newiork at o'clock
and came 10 the dock et Fort Hamilton at nearly the
same time. The II Nicholas, beng ahead, attempted
70 make the landing, but prevented by Capt Lock
wood Of the John Hart After some dangerous and in
sxcusable msneuvering, the John Hart entered the
dock and the stNichoss backed round to her side In
order lend her passengers across the deck Of the for
mer Capt Lockwood declared that no one should en-
ter hi. boat and ordered his to keep of all that
attempted IT, A general fight ensued on this and after
much excitement and difficulty the passengers were
landed Several persons were severely hurt IN the al
fr.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
ru. R,h,,-rhe slave Trade.

The big Boston arrived ~ this port this no-a.
i,g fron Bshia. JAY %. Trade was very doll
shen the B. lei. one reason ior which IS stated 20
De the cspta-s OF several ssyers With fall earsoes
Of nesroes By the 3 itish cruisers Foar vessels
mad been thus captured by irem .thin short
1870, 9Th t-ssn-ss. -Four vessels. slsvers,
baS s.iies from Bahia tor I've C0ss, Of Africs = tb-
IN rv, or t.ree months. md fvc Or SIX more wee
,-ri,- oo, A dreadful affair tnox place near Ba
MS A SLAYER pursued By Bn.sn eraser, to1s
r.fass in shoal water near the coast Here she
vent ashore. When the captain and most Of the
.lavss about 200 were dro~nec. The mofa'
lind. Of landing slaves IL said 70 be 70 put IN
- convenient .DOt on the coast aud land the Nv
Ipg cargo. who are carried iuto the interim the
vessel then enters BAHIA This part Of Brazil i,
nov TRANQUIL. Alex. II Tyler. Esq. ate Consul
mB.isa passenger in the Boston:
Boston Traveller, Gh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Murder at phiIadelpbia-Loco Nominations.


PHILADELPHIA Monday. Aug ".
This morning A. the sop 0i john Ascousn, h'scS-
smith, 10 Front e. below Maiden. Northern Liberties
t1o Of the apprentices boys who bad gone % the place
early o. build the hrrs la the forzes got into AZ alter
cation and night one Of n m In rage seized PAIR
Of smith tOngs and flung them a, the other, striking
nm on the head with such violence that the implement
entered the back OF the Uranium and stuck iast On
examining the wound u was found Inst there was =
horrid compound fracture Of the skull with compress
sion Of the brain and blood and brains were O0zng from
The Two orihces the nppers OF the tonEs had sft
Toe name 0fthe snf0rt1nsts wounded youth = Alex
ander Mcconnell lie . about - years % age snd toe
eldest con Of an lrlsb widow lady. living ~ German
town Jonathan FhiIp, the boz who perpetrated ne
uurdaro1s act led. lie was sl3s-q lelty arrested
The Loco focns ot the County tnis morning n1mi-
nsted Thomas : f~ruOn AZ candidate Tor STATE -ena
TOR and Richard simpson Washington o. Jackson.
Thomas X Fnletier aud I1sepn Moiloy i9r Assein-
biz The ticket for Assembly siil De- nled tHis Alter
noon For Sherf several ballots were made without E
choice Mayor B-st~ring % ihe hortn Liberties 80 -
votes "a he fourth ballot 10 e Tor Mr. Deal and ~ iof
Jacob Peters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Major Barry'- Party safe In California-Au-
fhentic Account.
Corresponding cf The Tribune.

Correspondence c. The tribune
YoNxrEs Westchester Co. y y. Aug. 81. $40
GE~rLEuES. Havirg read IN your papsr Of
June a. accoant taken from the G1ires'7r Ciril-
i1a stating that Major Barrys party. rg ROME for
Csn.orlis. hAc been attacked sld cut o. pieces
by party Of Indians snd al. with Two exceptions
ihe guide All A iemse.| murdered. permit me
O. sive yoa facts n The case By the publication OF
which yol VII relieve many snxious hearts snt
lice those ! h1 mourn the l0ss Cf relatives M
compose the party Major Barry g Al only uncle
Of nine, and although from Galveston. at rs rels
tves reside North. and all have believed lin ds a..
! esterdny, however, | read letter co his dated
san Francisco. June %, stating that after rye
months q 1nsccoautaole fatigue, danger and pr-
walton they hsd. instead OF being al murdered AZ
rived safe on the -.h OF June. THIS commuuics-
ton, received by mail yesterday : very crafty
Ing indeed. TIE Majors wife. who Is also North
has Likewise received letters from him dated san
Francisco. in which he states distinctly. that A.
ti0agh frequently threatened. they rcs Hof ~
lacked IS l am aware that your paper has been
the medium through which. IN one instance 40
least. friends have mourned the .oss of Msnr Bar.
r.. ! doubt noi sou VII willingly re oicc their
hearts by inserting the facts.
A portion Of the Msiors letter give you as ,ol-
lows
"You have NJ doubt ere this heard Of my JOUR-
ney from san Antonio ihrouch % DlrGu-o and
AhztLhhi NNlcu latter piHcr Nc rtAtNcN MAY I. /
the same day Ia March that " left san Antonio.
On the if.h We 'eit Msza.an and arrived in the
Bay of San Francisco June - the same dsy oi the |
month that le.t Galveston in Jauuary. making /
] ist five months in AL. have kept journal of
each day journey. There a a great deal AZ in- /
tercst 20 journal OF 50 long sni varied journey
overseas. gus. rivers. praiues mountains. through
eat sud col :, row camping IN the mad, then upOn /
rocks grass green aod dry, and AZ all times ont |
OF doors sometimes hungry, sometimes thirsty /
worried 10 mind and body encounterins the dan.
ger Of snakes scorpions. centipedes. Indians. aud
asst, though not least e snesking. mountain.
highway gHerrlXas OF Mexic1
T." II could tel you In detail all tia, appertsins
30 an overland route. you would agree with me
that il never should BE- attempted except by those
in search az new discoveries iu Natural Sci
ence. &c &c
Such is small portion OF his letter. verbatim,
leaving no Doubt but that be has safely arrived
and % = n order 10 give publicity 20 the fact, and
thereby rejoice the hearts &C relatives who bave
uot heard that send you this, the truth of which
/ am ready 20 v0uch ior
Yours respectfully. r.. A. BARRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
The Pope and hi. Temporal Power.

Z iis El-,- q Tss T-iba4s
SIR, an exceedingly snxioos 20 correct q
msrep-esentR'.on Of Ny sentiments reported in n.
I'.a' Of this yornins and hope you viii sscri
iiie space ior that purpose rse ubisct Of Pc
COLLAR 5slicscy. and may have the misfortune TO
d1er VIE many OF ny friends an the more DESTROYS
that there sh.u.d ne % mistake
WHAT rally sui Yesterday - the Park va, thst IS
komsn Catholic. believed ito DE- essential 70 the in
ieSriy 90 Os.aoAc principle hat the Pope should be
maintained in entire inie grnience-usv In ssaence
and spendof-out his sustsinmeni should come from
al the Catholics IN the world snd 10 Is unreasonable
snd UNJUST unthristsn and uucsthoiic according 10
ny view Of the mstier that be should b. temporal
prince
Ny conviction IS that am bound TO share my world
ly wealth with the Spiritual Head Of the Catholic
Church but an equally convinced that 10 the armed
restoration 90 the Pope the faith OF nations ass been
violated. tee repuohcsnism OF France Perjared grew
Gus injury done TO human liberty and, above all fatal
blow given 10 the Catholic Religion
MICHAEL DOHENi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Eleven Americans Imprisoned In Mexico.


The The CinraHafi DAILY Commercial contains
q letter addressed from Puebls, June !, by " II
McEihany TO bis father, j. Mcnlhany a keeper
Of the Cincinnati and Harrison turnpike, from
which it wolld appear that young McEhauy and
ten other Americans are held 10 close confinement
there on a charge OF robbing. HIS version Of the
affair runs thus
.On or about the 9Th Of June, ls4s !. with shout
twenty more Young men, set out for Nera Cruz oi
horseback We were very badly armed. When
we arrived at n small town about twelve miles
from this city, we were persuaded 70 leave the
main road. aud take nearer cut 70 Jaispa. We
Yroce eded 90 this new road about forty mules,
when We We're attacked by party o' lancers,
aad after killing eight OF our party they made Us
prisoners. Alter securing Us, we were robbed of
ever, thing bat our shirts and pantaoons, and then
taken % small town called -. Andres, wnere
they held 4 CONSULTATION whether they should snoot
US or not and concluded u shoot US the M ~ after
noon. bur they DID not. some Colonel interccded
'or US. From that town they marched "a = ano-
.her, and keyt Us until Gen. Worth, with the re-
mailder Of the American army, hsd Ten ior Jaia-
pa and then msrched Us tO this ty- M "e
we're coming here Ne could see the last OF the
Americans gOilg on another road, about w niles
distant from us, bot We could give them 10 sizn-
AFTER We hsd been here fifteen days Trey TOOK NJ
out and tried Us flr highway robbery. o1ch III
a. and Court was never seen before. The whole
Court consisted OF the judge ard in'erprster-no
ary or witness. After Try ing IS he sent Us bach
% prison, where We remained for seven months
more, " men We Were called out again and uled
after the same manner. No witnesses have ever
appeared. What ground they have Tor charging
rs with this crime we cannot see. yesterday We
were told that they were going 20 send our cause
20 smother town, and have i settled by another
Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Progress Of the Cholera Serious Cnse oil
stabbing b. "a Naval OHieer.


Tbere have been deaths here from Cholera
,,ng the past "a hours all of whom foreigners.
IN Lowell, on Saturday and Sunday, there were u
deaths. ,
Al the National House" Charestown, last night
Lieut. Edward & Bowers stabbed benjamin GROWING
shield CommOdoros Clerk. twice near the heart with
dirk but not fatally. Bowers is IN jail The cause II
said 20 have been family jealousy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BOARD of Health

hoard OF HeaIih tt'DAfi VIZ
ID, Grxs the Resident Physician, reports "a deaths
. having occurred since hs report Of yesterday. Of
-,,eb were In private practice and in the Hospitals
brooklyn Board Of Heaith....TvrsDAf' Aas' o.
Daring the asst "a hours there have been re-
oor,ed to this Office deaths from Epidemic Cholera
:. folows viz Charles Hsmm. Atlsntc-st snd John
o., T,a.pv.ulsce. JGooDHIcH, Phys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

IRE upon party. bui upon the coariry. Those a 30
know noting OF TO- Tay Jog but What they gs'hs-
f-ain his e1en.ies. nay sbuss him By representing
that he = ignorant Il bis duties, out those who
klos him xel. however strongly opposed 20 him
they may be are sshamed Of slch ss'ders.
Inc rspo-; Of Gen. Tsy Jog : speech-c1pied so
extensively by the Wing p-ess from the PR's-
fsrgt G0-e'fe-Was IN many particulars err0-
neoas. owing probably % IRE hssie with uhieh Il
WAS written Yours, &c NEAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

VERT SCDDEs DEsTs-Cspt. H.RrsHoRsE
PaIcE ued citizen II Estonto~n New Jersey. eft
here in apparent good health on Friday morning last
Ia bio packet soop, biz return home Just previous
% ss arrival ne planned of feesz un~e eft Bis
.loCp took sntdots. watch bis stomsch rejscted
repaired tO n.s n0gse, as seizec WITH crsmps 800
did 10 about three hours. Capt Price VS. Identified
WITH t1e Interests u his native village and np nan
.t0od higher than h.nsef sDonz his fellow eiuEsns-
81 as brother q Capt Price u tie steamer Sorn.
1-rce ard ns death caves void IN N, CON m1nty OF
~ mum l-un-- IN cannnt b.. -cgsl r-d-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
N 1tLEeRsPH 10 THt NtN.YOaK TaIBUNE.


HDNAAhAAi 'N""-"yi 49,
Atameeting Of the Executive Conncil u was
.d 10 be determined o. retain the sea, d Government
mere and % keep The Horse Police out Of me oity
N Lsfobtsine and Merritt have len ~ hahhf
.,,,o.ed on business Of the Custom House League.
ibere have been deaths by cholera here during
.he past A. hours
ne weather 10 very hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

~ We learn from Capt. Chapman, OF the
schr Enterprise arrived At this port Tuesday morning
from s, Juan Nicaragua, July o. that the New-Grsns.
dlans and Indians fighting In the interior Of the
country Produce was scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

NAgAL-Ths T.. :. slDop-of war 6ermsnt1wn.
Cornmsnd.r L0Eudes from Pensacola 30th ult, fla
vana 9TH inst and hey West 3h. arrived ~ this port
yes ,erdsy, al well. Immediately Comter LqwDfrs
received orders O. SAL again without delay Her des
tiu.iion . unknown. Otfcers oi the Germantown
Commander, Charles LoHuces Lieufenents, James r
Nckiussy, Richard Forrest. Charles I1om-s. samuel
T Ship.ey; Surgeon. J. Dickinson Miller --c7n1
Lieut. Marines. J. Nicholson Purser, Ed~i -torer /,
Acting Master. John N-theV. Passed A.fsni 2n@n-
REGARD Harris. M1sniyrl~n Thomas Il Lar<lr. ]. @
Hickman. John 2 L-goE. Wm. II Ioon captain :
Clerk Edward Hsrrson Gunner. "m. &. lnon p'o, :
-.iLrnaker George Thomas Ine bark Nathan W
Bricge. Capt Brown, arrived AZ Norfolk on "r1ne-
lay from Boston. with drsii Of lll seamen i1r ~
vsrt.fs..A D. f-igare standing east sup gosed
the Cumterland. from NeHIork, lin. Tor ~ Nel.-
rrr.n~su passed 9Th net it. s. l., .qns rt -
: frsste -. Laurerre t1r crp1st-ndt 49,
os..ed "a OsI .-f 80 inst 8 v Bot J1ur I'm.
A letter from our correspondent a Cape De VERDE
f.ant. under date of Jalg ~ received b C-- - o-r
Infsruls e.. that 10 Commodore " tn Nrc-n cqua-
troo Ira Portsmogtr Witn tn corvette Yorktown and
,ri, p.n5-sra were sril ~ Nsfsrs and re Cansris
m Decatur md the Porpci-- were crusia- % tre
Coast. the latter expected a. PorI Pray- 10 aug
'-aem lister
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
Health Of President TnyIor.

EHIE, Iucsdayl Au-- III, ".
The President is slowly regaining his strength
ge was able 70 set up this morning and take some re-
freshmenis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

President Taylor is much better. lie will re-
main in Erie two three days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29


MEETING % rHr B0AsD of sUPfRvisoss The Board
met Yesterday afternoon Al u O'Clock The respective
-rci- were fully represented. The minutes Of ne lss
meeting read and adopted
A writ u sttornae mandsinu. Issued by the Supreme
Court commanding The Board Of Supervisors either 10 sei
upon Or show Cause Why they osspprov- Of The securities
offered by the County Treasurer, for he faithful perform
tc- OF his duty a. A. ncumpent o. said ofher, SAD
% be- shown the first u October next Referred
f0 Committee on Tre-surer's account
Communica Ion from superintendent. Of the Poor, stat
that they In want " 5000 Laid on The table a.
Bli Of Daniel Van voorhi. sheriff Com on Account,
Bills Of VIM Gay ton, for Police services. Hesry Ossy.
samuel woben, Alfred stow Assistant Keeper VI Pen
.isnhay Joseph MurrilL Referred to Committee %
Communication relative 70 Mr. MouelPs bin Same
or. Of Rah. Warren WIN 2 Gardiner commiuee
+ spooner. John Pierce sni samuel Boy.e, dupA-
Gates ~ former bills SANE reference
Hr,oyfs II C0Iniffee special Committee on he com
mlnicatol oi Samuel Jonnson, re awe 10 cnsnk -
County C0lr room Report ADVERSE sdopts 4. CON of
Pel~nrary, appointed 10 investigate INTO Tho charges
s.ains, Mr Az a. Keeper Of he ai.a'h Penenu..y
r-r0r 40 B have invest gated The charges agan.t Gf
Acs and Ind oat le hss been loose and negligent 10
l. duty, anl d hr IA been 10 ne hsDt OF s9lnx 10 inc
procuring NJ wrfs n h1ben c0rpas The Report vas
tl0pfr1. The CnmHft-e on ife Annual Report u he
1erde nde1s 81 ne Poor reported thai hey had not
completed alos, aud ssxsd for further un~, which
granted Il- Committee, On ffe hO-pltzl,
sed .t.t he amount exp~nd-d 10 20 The LAT of J.usry
ilfJ sl7ol - from that line until he sl Of August,
"a al ~ ~ Tt- reo,rt W.. .oooted - Sam. Commit
referred The salaries VI me 5upcristrnd
-ni. reported haf they had been unable 70 ssree. and
sd % BE- 1ishsgec On motion. u was resolved
l-f ne Committee have leave % sit sgsin.
Rsi1fg0a That me COmmifee the Sup-rintendsnts
~ he Poor report how much has been expended 10 ne
Cfy Of Brook yn. snc IN he tO~ns u Fliaamsiurgb,
SgsnwicE. Flsbusb. Fiatabes Grsyssend, and New
Utrecht resp@ctiveiy, Tor temporary relief during -
ending July 81, 1872 stating ne amount expended
PRIOR o and subsequent o. hr 1T VI JD act IN tns towns
10 Wlt.ms1ursh and Bu-h~icz, and ssQ sfst ng the
relieved i1 ne City q BfOo. ana
earh Of sad ara ne Cause " ne sPropOfuon
A1orrsri In-l me Chairman ri ne Board % ,1prrr
ard County Treasurer be- authorized fo borrow sob
md place t0 the credit ~ he Superinfencents q ne
Poor Adopted hat ne zen prsOn~r- a. ne County
J. H. fran.ferrrt BOB the Pe1snr4y a. Fst0lsn ADOPT
That fh Supernf@rcrnts ~ ih- Poor be Authorized
10 employ t<0 deputy keepers Al the Pentenaay 81 Fiat
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-29

~ A letter has been received here, dated San
Francisco, Upper California announcing the death Of
George L. Humphrey. formerly Of Albany and also
stating that his brother William in good health
They belonged to Company II. y. y. Volunteers