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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
The Disaster TO the Empire.

TIE past few days have been flled with events
OF the most psinfal interest last week the rot IN
this City; next, the destruction by Ere Of the
greater part ftbs aourisbing town Of Wsterto~n
the aood at New-Orle,ns threatening to wbeim
the city yesterday the sinking Of the Empire
and this morning oar telegrsphic dispatches is-
cord the burning Of large portion Of 81 LOUIS.
Here il ample material for the most nackneyeo
seekers OF emotions.
The accident 20 the Empire IL In some respects
more shocking than any other Of these events ln
the night while the steamer, laden with psssen
GER. many Of whom have retired 70 rest, Ia tran
ouiIDv moving upon the river, she is struck By q
vessel which breaks ia her side. In moment
where all was quiet and security, there is nothing
but dismsy and confusion. II is not far % the
shore, bot too far for that emergency. Before help
can arrive she goes down, amid the cnes Of
sleepers, reused only for final struggle, the
shrieks 81 mothers searching for children tney
shall see no more alive. and Of husbands parted
from wives without q last farewell. And almost
before any know the cause Of the disaster all Is
over and the river Is tranquil before save where
here and there q swimmer sustains binseli upon
the surface until boats that are searching shall pick
him up.
It does not yet appear that blame Is due 70
either Of the parties 10 this melancholy affair -
The pilot Of the steamer did everything that his
Judgment prompted TO avoid the collision, and we
cannot say that had he gone forward instead Of
backing the engine, when he perceived the dan
ger the crash would not have been still more IA
tai nor do we know that the officers and crew oi
the schooner had neglected the precautions usual
with vessels sailing in the river at night But it
il hardly possible without clear evidence, 70 re-
gard the loss Of life 10 such case as pure a..
cident. There must, one would think, have been
neglect somewhere. and it is the duty Of the Cor
oner's Jury summoned to investigate the death
OF those who have persisted, 10 ascertain whether
thcre was such such neglect, and say plainly who
was at fault and to what extent We are en-
tirely opposed TO the careless inquiry into such
accidents which is too much the custom in this
country They should be treated more as II hu-
man life were thing Of some i'm portance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Great Fire az uilwankee-L Los. Sixty Thou.
sand Dollars.

MILWAUKEE. lhur-day, May I'm
a ire broke out this morning about o'clock
destroying 10000 worth OF property before i wac
subduei The ire originated ~ the building occupied
by " Hawkins e Planning and Stove actory. which
was consumed together with the store OF David Morse
Dsyiss Livery stable. Ludingtones Brick building
occupied hy Sentinel aHi GG-soe Davis Moore stage
barn ana wagon shops lho loss which was = ,oOOJ
T. Davies livery stable, including large quantities Of
hay carriages Sc and all the buildings from Ludng
tons. ola the wet side Of Water - with the eXcep-
ton of Meicafs mcstmarket, and the saddlery OF q
Dyer. which were saved The FIRE j. supposed 10 have
been the work Of an inceudlary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
uobs and the GallOws.

MR EDITOR In the article in last Monday
Tsibane, entitled dobs and their Treatment ! hnd
these words
And yet HE may be lawfully taken Let the
conscientious and the humane proclaim We will ne
yer resort 70 force and boodshed matter how great
the necessity and the reckless the erssping and the
vile have the whole world at their feet 10 be noted
and troddcn upon
Now the IS the precise argument We would use IN
favor Of Capital Punishment How can II be gsinsoyed
or resisted WIN you be 20 kind to answer through
your paper subscHiBFR
Nso- York, May 10, lsIg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Passenger ships In the Pacific.

Tho following extract OF a letter from the highly
respectable mercantile house of Cross, Hobson n
Co. in Valparaiso. has been furnished for publica
ton in TIE Tribune
VALPARAISO, March %. lei9.
We yesterday purchased large ship to sail hence
In few days TO take in 500 tons Of Goals at Coqumbo
for the American Pacific line OF steamers deliverable IN
Panama; and busy in hitting up her be
tweenjccks for 100 cabin passengers which we hope
to obtain at that port for San Francisco Ii s prooa
bic we shall have regular line Of passenger ships from
and each Of these latter porte We should be obliged
II you will bear this in mind when you can influence
passengers from New.lork to Chagres destined to
California We will vouch for our vessels being better
found than any others on this coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
; INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
Prospects Of the steamer California sailing
in n few weeks-Emi grafton TO the Mines.

A letter received here from highly respectable
respectable source. dsied san Francisco. March -
gres me following .ntsrestng intelligence
There are a. present. . a. q vessels IN port
among which s re bark Tssso from Valparaiso, which
the only American vessel. a. the rest being forssn
ers En- rs;lon % tie Mines has Commenced and ihe
number there from Valparaiso e not Ia short o. 800
ard from Ts.cshusns 90
i . thought ina; the steamship California which
has now been deserted for some tine. WI = abe 70
set away " or on the 2oth Of April manned By ana
,eur saslors consisting Of such wish 70 get back
home with their cod
The sgen, q the steamer hss offered $40 per month
fn- rsel-s AZ sa..ors. u ra.n-
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NAsHTNGI0N, FT-layI 'lJ TT y 7 y
L0G1S HrNrER. District Attorney for TIE La'tern
District Of Louisiana, ries Durant, removed
LAND OFFICERS.
JOIN CosxEsN Receiver, and FRANcr' WEE Re-
gsfer. g. Greons1urgh. L.
WN WALLACE Receiver. and GEORGE WILSON.
Register al Fairfield. ieFa.
EAsTov NoREIs, Receiver. and JrssE BOWEN. Regis
tor at Iowa City
MoRDEcI MOLLY Receiver ami THOMAS NcKNiGHr,
Register ~ Dubuque iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
The Norfolk { ounty Railroad Company sud
den Discharge of Cashier.

bosTuN- fNuhy MY TT = NJ
The Norfolk County Railroad Company have
assigned ali their property &, he benefit OF the credit,
ors snd stockholders. This Company lately paid p
per cent interest
The Cashier Of the Union Bank AZ Weymouth and
Hrauirce was suddenly removed to-day by order Of
ire Directors The cau-, 90 tho removal IL not known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
cArrronsu Irkss.-El Mon,tor Of the ssth

CAIiroRStA lrKNs.--El Monitor OF the ssth
Sl says has received 6les OF the so CSlverH'as to
March IL According TO them, several meetings nso
hen held BY which Il determined % form Legs
lstve Assembly Of fifteen Members, Tor the formation
Of laws TO preserve order in the District Of san FrSn
cisco TWAS proposed also, 70 elect three Judges Tor
the administration OF justice.
The last Winter, as before heard was invariably
severe a. well IN California IN Oregon Il was said
thai in the latter Territory an extensive g has been
discovered on the banks Of Power and Blunt Rivers
BAT those who went 10 explore found nothing During
she middle OF January the Facvs were covered WIKI
snow bat in spite OF this mSny persons continued to
,,on. would be entirely suspended the rivers
should begin 10 rise. ,,.,.- ..,..,
Several meetings had been held IN California protest
,ns against the introduction Of slavery -,
IN O. Commercial Bulletin lVth
LouIsASA.-ColtR A. STEWART declines the
WIKI nominating for Congress in the LILO uastiie, o.
Louisisna CsxisrornxR ADAMS OF Ibsryie, 10 spoken
II - a candidate.
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NJ A X r IS u A..

On susssy Ma "a. b, shs-f g'rr-. NJ THOMAS n,
CURE W., ~ SECCA is.s Ter 90 itthsf Opfs o. D.
q Of th. CIV
rhlrsass ~t-nrg Ma - - Re- Chsr~- Wt-h-f JOHN
BRI>NgRHDFFt o. ftfono.iA ~ Lftf, tsuktisf 90 a
an 81 Nsc nss-n. - a. oi ih. Ntr
NJ, b. D., kss ~ isn.-g George elffohn - t ".
ELEANOR youus-st ts sirr ~ 30 s- { a. ksst ~
aial Ustt
sNfFH 81. ~. AM AaHilA JOHNSON. ,,f. "I fa, tft
Nst if. d, Re- d. Hs.t.a 81 Akiss fpNN~sNn kAkkif
e =. MARIANA ,ouas isus OF ksssfs ls.i
b~it-f fs.
fhlr.tsv -s~nnr. M lr. hf Nss "a tH.es NhAilf
sNtIf. ~ io MANI ispOt. roth cd tas CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
The Expedition In search OF sir John
Franklin.

WAsHNGroN Friday May S. = N.
President Taylor. upon mature reflection. has
a. length determined 70 dispatch two national vessels
for the purpose of seeking and succonng the eXpe
tnon OF sir John Franklin or failing 10 ind them as
certain their fate Measures vii speedily be- taken for
the accomplishment 81 this purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Latest from the steamer Empire.

NEwEURsH. Friday. May l--lO FM-
Seven bodies have been found on the wreck
91r Of which have beer ilenlfed-sl taken from tne
ipper ter q oe-hs and the aides saloon Ihe -o~er
erths and gcnte,nens cabin are supposed 70 contain
= or 20 Il re unfortunate passengers Coroners IL
quest sis here OF three u ne bodies Another 49, %
morrow 81 shki Landing i e intended 70 ral'e the
boat tomorrow when the true number % the deal can
10 ..car-eiref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
BY TEItGa.pH 10 TIE NEw.YuHhTR8ust
uarket...B rTFlLo. May - IN

Recelp,s sritiin tie past "a kosr'--FIovE' none
WHEAT. 500 bushel. CozN. 100 busneis-- nele
confines fair demand for FL0rE and We notiee sAs
Of 1000 bbls-s -7;a - In WHEAT there . good
inquiry, with sAes 1000 bushels eonnon ohicAso a.
70c Tor pnme Ohio sesa eoe il asked cohN hA' ld
vsnoed and holder. are asking 10, WEe buyers o'rI
but &c IN FHEIsHrs there q nothing new
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. &c. Tonight.


r bs and Gsr1sft- Brooky T,osrnscie-sP
r-artsrs A.sccaf0u- As,.sisris Room. Cly HNl--~
IT, sars.s rvrs-A Apollo ss oon 40 Rcaf~syDsT I'D I've
4. r;a1tsr'. N-rs-Chr-.s Ml.eum. BnadNsy-.s ~
Chrsfy M.1sfre-- -. Rosdwsy- Mechanics BsA.f-sPM
{ amp b@Is Mnstr-.s- Apollo Ssoos. RroaiNsv-sP
Dusseldorf csi-ny BroatEsy md Prrcsn Day ~.
Nstnns Academy -Bradusy Ls0rsft snsy and
Am~rcsn A. Uaon-Rr1sissy Buomrsi-iu " 20 Pm
rfsrrr.a1rs A. 7HnsfDsi-s N-sd- sfts .E.1lt
sry nlY sri Evsnrf
t~ss' ~ Rr0 sdsaY sQrrS- Da' az svs1ng
y sl1lsl nart-u n 1rsfv opr0-ts s-r-ntl st-r % p
3 lrtoas 7 -si-rC hsnn-rs q, hseafT.f -, u
HroafFsY lsssr BnafTsI, o-tEr-1 Pear ass AlHouy-t
l1-r iu hlss1m broad 10y ..0r "a Day ,nt sfsnfg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Consul AT Portugal for Pennsylvania, Della
ware and ew-Jersey-C a-e OF ApopleSy.

Toe President mas recognized Fernando Ber-
marble 81 Consul ST Portugal Tor Pennsy Ania Della
wSre and NewJcrsey Nj George sweeney Of this
city an applicant Tor the Postmasiershp, was struck
down with apopleNy while attending the Maryland
pLlrrLn rr-rhrlf-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

MFiKE OftlcE fokrLAND, Me May SO IN
We have just learned from passengers in the
steamer Governor. from Bangor. that Or Coolidge tae
murderer Of Matthews poisoned himself while In prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
>eu-orIean- Markets.

B4IrINoKE, Fnday. Nsy l--lU PM
Ia the New Orleans market there have been
-ome arse sale. Of Cotton principally for export to
Europe sDd quotations ar hrui, with al upward ten
deucv The sales Is noticed the papers OF the In.
were AZ - o. cts Tor strictly middAns And good
mlddHns Louisiana and Mississippi : ets for good
uiddhng =. Cts Tor miidhng lair and cts Tor far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Ch,Id Poi.oDed by il, Mother.

BlNGRANToN \ ! fnlsy- Nay l,-s ? N
An Irish woman destroyed her child here yes
ieriay by giving j, poison. She was arrested and i
,,-,x under examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
The PsorLr.-No. 10 Of this able weekly

published this day. At Spruce 80 u las snother nd
Dish Of Poetry, The Original ma,ier OF ~ IL ne
Dublin Ugsd frslrlas three letters OF JoH> Niraut.
sixteen columns Of elected European news an inter
estns story" The Sell seer. and Editorials On ne
appointment OF " H. mitchell. snd In gind.carln oi
smith Br.cn against some remarks ia the New OK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

WittiAssRuRou.--lt will be seen by an sdver
assrnent IN our columns to-day that Barals g e Dad
within the limits OF the Village ara forbidden under
heavy penalties after the 18th OF June mex; There
are number OF Ceme,ertes in wilsmsburgh hereto
rsmaeh used by the citizens Of New YORK and
deemed necessary iOr the protection OF the health OF the
residents to pass stringsn, Law under the authority
Of the lexisafure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

OVERLAND ROUTE TO Bosros.-The hne be
tween New. ork aud Boston via New.Hsven IA under
the new arrangement becoming very popular Yes
sraAy the train arrived in eight hours running time
landing passengers At Twenty seventh St al 81 oeOSk
having LEFT Boston 81 O'clock The tram stopped
,hrec.ousrters OF an hour at New Haven for dinner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
Market. May 50 ? N

Rseespts ~ Cans rIftr7 re past . hoAr'-
FLoUA 1000 b5.s CoAS 80 bushel'-4he fLovH
market j. without snge AID far demand prevails.
Il CoHS - sales ar 90 bushels a. &C Tor round
yellow OA-s az In request sni We notice SALE Of
1000 .ashe.. a q 1+ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

From CLlroRSiA.-God P'cnty-PVriooH
C.r-n-t letter was received This morning dated 'la'
ll.aIara April IT, from ,ntlenan formerly oI t.4-
r.fr and now GA his WAY 90 California 10 HNaita-
-.rs "a. met . NJ Parrot the American Consul n Ma
l.t.au who was 'hen ou ais way from san Francisco
~ a-hu-tou tlty. having ft ~an FRANCISCO un the
3th oi march DE had quantity 90 So.i WIN MN.
one hump 90 which weighed 'Vcqfs-ro oH7cc ami sew
cra ether Jumps 90 lc-- weight His account OF the n
eNhausurie quantity of gold. and The ease WIN which
u was obtained isr exceeded any 90 the accounts gwen
Off heretofore Provisions were plenty AZ an ran
cisco and moderately cheap. Newark Daily Adv i>,L
1" A distressing Railroad Accident occurred
AZ Railway between and O'Clock last evening w While
the train wa entering tn town the horse ani wagon
10 OLD oysterman, named johnson, belonging %
Perth Amhov. over the track in frunt barely cs
coping Iac man himself hy strange iniataaton iol
lowing struck by ihr co~-cltcher on the right
le- which was crushed 0i course and he thrown over
VIOLENTLY The train was instantly stopped and the
bleeding man carefully taken into house and medical
al lent for but died in two hours Newark Adv 18th
r. LETT. JAMES SIMPSON, Typographical
Engineer arrived saturday last on board the Salie
Anderson he has been assigned the duty OF survey
Ing hc rogie from this place 20 the Pacific Ocean The
c-corf lui-r the command OF Capt Marcy. viii - "a
far a- santa r. and VIII return g fh- place. The
Commanding Otfcer a, Santa rs has been ordered 20
furnish troops 60 proceed with the emf grants o. ta0r
n. Orders tO this effect We're received 10y Gen. Ar
buckle from fhc Department ~ Washington. hy last
Thursday mail. and were forwarded Immediately by
express % Capt Marcy. Lieut. leaves to-day.
Fort smith lArk) Herald. Nth uit
SIX Map C0ws.-At Clearsprng Nd SIX cows
and three dogs have gone mad from the bite of dog
iour weeks ago and Is feared that others will follow
sone Of the families have been using the milk Of the
cows
ACCURATE F Washington May H..
The Jury in the Criminal Court this evening rem
derci verdict o. NOT guilty the case of Drsytou,
charged with abductng The slaves OF Mr. Hoover
~ DAVID F. Randolph, Esq. has been elect,
81 Mayor of New Brunswick, Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

rr Gen. l.. p. WALKER declines beng the
whs candidate for Congress IN the V's District Of
Alabama An EFFORT is bclns made 10 induce Gen
aorsroS late Member. again TO take the neld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

OVERLAND EXPEDITION 70 CALIFOESiA.-AAu
SONS hsve been msie heretofore 70 re overland eXpe
t.ron. % California which have hem in the course Of
orr zaton tor some time past On the Western iron
ter Of Missouri The L1i~r0a Mo- EFYTsss Of iAf
. inst speaking n this sub ect says u . estnse'i
hat between ~ and 5000 animals mules oxen Ahd
h0rses VII BE- % the plans the present season
By ne California aivsuturers. Thousands 81 tAis
number WI most certainly perish. The past W ln'eF
hsvinz been unusually hard. stock . generally thin
The chilly days Of the past month have greatly re-
taris the growth Of the grass NJ doubt me weatAef
has zen colder the plains. and the grass ess al
vaaced than here Poor animals Heavy oad- anu
short grass WI most certainly produce ne oAoea
among the teams. Many companies viii lose STOCK
= .s1h al amount that they VII be- eompe-ed 10
ie.ve -oth tie wagons and ,he freight We are 10,
FORMED tlar in l-i1 about 100 wagons sitenip'ea
% cross The Rocky Mountains. on The oregon route
= great number 90 the ANIMALS persisted tl-t many
II the wagons We're abandoned This year not ie-s
than 1000 wagons WILL make The attempt olt nun
lied. srI hundreds VIII be- aband 'ned u me sum
rner should he a cold as the prospect no" sS,i
% be- AMI grass = the goad from our weston
boundary o. the gold region VIII oe 'loroasn.y
marked with the carcssses and bones % mules AMI
oxen Trouble and distress VIII certainly De- the por-
: 1n OF thousands II iie ldTenturer'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

DEATHS ~ Nsw ORIYA~s-A c1rrsspoDisnt OF
the tAdrs'i0E C09r- Gays that the total number OF
deaths IL New Orleans in the las; twelve months ending
Nay Il were $50 Of ~alch shout coo OF cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

There has been considerable movement IN the
COL market and we notice sales OF 90 6aets washed
Peruvian Al shout p cents and coo DO uHwashed n Is
cents time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
POSTSCRIPT.
-FOUR O'CLOCK. AN
TEANIBOAT EMPIRE

= I9N' y y
WRECK OF THE STEAMBOAT EMPIRE.
We sent a reporter to Newburgh and Fisnshi
Lsnding. yesterday, to inquire into the Psr'ieua"
Of this catastrophe. His statement iesds os 70
infer that fewer lives were lost than was at hrst
supposed -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

" Inc only mode yet discovered. and therefore
through the Press Which, nav b. improved in c,a
A. ,h .o.Iy a. any time. and in any number Vi papers
"a e ssency OF V. b. PALMER, who l. specially .ppoint
ca oy tns propnetors OF the best newspaper. ~ and
ea 70 transact business and for which be is daily re-
recspts " '"em ~ CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

Tho only reason which can justify taking life
In a not 10 plain and instant necessity so to do
Tor the preservation of other life, or OF property and
personal rights and for the restoration OF the legal
authority to its proper supremacy II Is only
when the civil force can no longer accomplish these
ends that the order to fire on mob can rightiully
be given. The purpose oil firing never to prevent
future mobs, still le0 TO execute justice on the
rioters, but solely to put down the riot y" sup
preston may both prevent and punish but that Is
al incidental and subsidiary consideration which
forms to reason for a volley OF bullets
In the case OF tho murderer, the law does not
propose to arrest the execution OF his murderous
purpose and save the victim, nor yet by necessary
violence to assert its disputed supremacy. That
is already asserted by the arrest and imprison-
ment of the criminal. There is therefore not the
slightest parallel between putting down mob by
military force and killing an offender on the
gaows.
"But," saysthe director, "murderers must behuDs
to prevent crime. We deny that any such neces'
sity exists; and maintain that both experience
and good sense teach that the Abolition OF Capital
Punishment would be attended by great dminu-
ton and not by IA increase of crime. Ed. J'r'b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

q Advertisements Tor Te Tyi1sa< Of Monday o1ghito
be cen, In before lOoeoek Saturday evening IS ne Pub
nearoa oace Of this paper not open on Sundays Persons
wishing T> Tribsa< e heir dwellings or places % ous
regularly every morning Will please cave tnef az
dress At tie Pukhesnon OGee or se1d note through iss
po.s OTcs TSrns u cts week PAYABLE 70 The CerfsT
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a CARD FOR MANY

}. W Clovis Dentist. 30 IIadson-.t opposite Green.
wich Bank, New York
Ns~-YoES, May J. 1879
rfh' years honest and careful practice after three v-sr,
lAtni1i study have made my friend, J. WAsnScroS
CLo"Es' IN my estimation one Of he best Denu.i If The
po''I' uAy' SMITH DODGE.
myl9 n ,op
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL
Appoiptmeut. by the President.

PosrNAsTFEs.
Isaac r. HARHrNTov Buffalo. NJ
JosEFHA SIIERNAx. rca NJ
CHENEY ANEs, OsWego. Nj
JANIS 2 WHAEroN Wheeling. "a
RICHARD MuroN. Winchester. "a
JOSEPH BURToN. Augusta Ne
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MRS. JERvIs Has pyvovvn

~ her principal ONCE for the sale Of tho universally
admitted good Throat and Lung remedy.
sEs. JEsyIs's COLD CANDY.
business
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Courier AND EsevlRrR', UrrrR CANADA Cor

RrspoNpENcr Some stranger in Canada has long
letter In the Courier oad EaeuWo dated Port Matt
land 18th inst in which he undertakes to state what
public sentiment, IL in the Western Province lie says
Rebellion Losses Act cannot be cancelled In London but
must remain in force TIL repealed. /, Is not so the
Queen may al once disRllow IT, lilo spesks of public
meeting at St Thomas near Lake Eriel "wlihn a lew
miles residence of Mr. Iincks.' MI H. lives in Mon.
treal nearly 500 miles Of He tells that nearly 10000
Conservatives AZ the meeting There are not
lOooo Of them within circle OF 20 miles Of 81 Thomas
The writer describes himself as sagaciOus poiu-
clan" and is to write again in day OF two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

SfElNe SrYigs ot STE,w HAIsf oR CHItuR Tho
subscriber prepared with his exhibition of Spring
styles ct fancy Hats or children, and respectfully
noluces the ladies that they may examine, Ia hs
Appropriated expressly for this purposcohe ofhe richest
varied and elegant stocks OF goods OF this descrp
ion that has ever open the public ny any cay u
he niled State. J y GENlN. PA broadW ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

L,DFs sONNER RIDING HATS A beautiful assortment
OF the unique Pans STYLES trimmed with The utmost
taste and elegance, jusl received by OENlN,
2ltBroaIwsy, opposite II rasrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

TIE CHOLERA The Report OF the Board OF
Health will be- found on our fr't page We heard OF
no other last night tlin that reported. The
cleansn, and dslnicctng Of the localities st go
ing on. The Old Brewery received share OF these
attention. YESTERDAY and steps are being taken 10
have the whole district made clean speedily pos