The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-10
TWO CENTS.

ran and the northern mart of Illinois thara In,
point and that thew viii average four men 10 snn
equal to two thousand persons ""e'A'
ON SUNDAY and Monday last some of our citizen. h.
came alarmed in Of few cases reported to
be cholera The truth is as near as we can learn there
have cases reported to be cholera; Of these
five died ON Sunday and Monday. OF these fve three
were residents OF st. Joseph, and two emgrants We
nave Ieen INFORMED ,nat TWO deaths reported 70 De
nbxscSns ssv bsra IL o or 'h
town
rco,.-s.no,aon.. .. ~. g. p,,.,
- tsnrs"xns" ~, ~ ISlio
There are few cases Of SICKNESS be npr M io or
iera we near ,hst the cholera and small pox prevail
are iast moving out There IS report in town that
awa rnm hIss ses ,rty mules which
ry YER. e.s. twain -, a.. :.
n,s, 'fan Oh 1n s s line mas moved
nave secured Inc services OF the celebrates
n,; o. ."ssaa " @ WIZ nus veE IN .ne
as Black 81 Harris Fri. A. guide you probably
""s's en o mSt t o 'wW i, AZ uay suPsross o
and eight out in the @
A Victoria letter Of the 18th ultimo, from Rev; Mr.
grants to California shows company on reach
Ing that point IN western Iexas became dsheartened
The Indians cholera poverty, and some 1000 miles of
wilderness yet to be traversed being too much for
them The company was organized IN New YORK by
Mr. .Aao Broysr all Of whose Gale u.atsns had proved
hing to his associates Mr. Weld says companies were
pletely broken and discouraged The route is faught,
le says with immeasurabe difficulties, from disease,
ton Of his as, ocatss had csncudod to go on Among
those whe were to return we notice MIR. Thomas Hol-
oen u IN 'n'' '''y-" e~',x .r%v
The bark ]. Walls. Jr. Capt. Sanford was lowed
,neatb"r and was renored 70 have SAILED nm the
"1,h r a f,,,T IL, ~ of n o %nard o III"
oncers and cpsmJosiah i sanford r master Ma
hsrss artsr Is cook Ch.iss Iobnsom ID do New
yosk cbaes ' TSyloi stsrapd Jo.eDh &ss"n
Net pnn.h "a Wn Mowns Ahn pob;n.nn ph ,I Wn'
nssssy. seamen Williams; and stsniev;s companv%
onI finver' william ribbev'' "" Cberrinrton''
f;sora a WiIs,nn. j. IT, Lounder, Joseph II Mack
S p.,Snnt snrae Enn,s sacr.ayv WsI,r1
ton 1Iutts. treasurer: VIM J. Smith Horace w. By-
ngtOn Physeian M s,tnI a e VII
john Cunningham, William Dunn, Win M. B. Cor,
StSxsrsn~ O. Smith ti"nrvC smith ~ D rhor
Whselsr q Hicks Y Runmsm n coItnm r
T.ro,ss 1v.Itsr K,hor i :, a",sy il NAM
Fan Ch.rlss MOSES 'oe II Root " ;l,ism NJ Wor
S o m rip oo'n :, neau' Jonu =; ia.
hsm Msr.aH ss;a vrs M,, saac Nn
Sti IIr g. o S w, s T,hhs' ouemu an ~
| bert. Ambrose Hail. Richard M. Kirkham. Josenh
| w. Narrarnors Alanson X. Welton, s. b. BIakes-
| lee George l.. Goldsmith Lewis Clemmons Lyman
| Smith, Robert c. Bronson, Henry Belts, Thomas
Davis, Thomas JONES' Austin W. Dorman, Samuel D.
Hills Giles Stilman, jr., Norman Mills Charles Stone
Zina Mallory, James Smith George Jacobs WIN Smith
Nathaniel w. Wallis, Sias r. Gammons, Daniel Drew,
=. IN hunting henry u rlatt Thomas Bishop, God
Try Diu'1e Henry r. 'onnsonl hiram >; wallace Ihos
Morams. New iork Matnanei M Hicks Isaac H.
1o srfan'' nehiy 'o'mhn' Ai'ert b. CORRECTIONAL
| IVA -
| IT.. hr,, "A S Dts,
Boston on lAe ist inst, tor San Francisco. The
iolr3wng are the names OF an who 60 out IN her
commsrnHn'sa ana sa;th pr.. hcng ana Mining
NsvWamn.hirs. Ia: Ga,rd;n"r VII; r, GJcraeiu,
Saco Me Isaac F. Ryan Secretary. OF Freetown' Me-:
Capt s. p Burnham Of Gloucester Joshus c. Grafton,
Of Boston, Lorenzo Lawton, of Frestown, Me-, and
William Austin, Of Boston Directors; Dr. John May OF
burlington W, physician; Matthew Stuart Edgar
A. Fonh n nc noIsge, Cneever,
Donald Edw. thornton Of MAIDEN Read WsIch 'g On.
Iowcry Edw. Short. Of Lowell: Henry Long Of Fort
Coyinrton, Y; VIM r. Thompson. Of Jerioho VI.
Thos Winthrop, Of Ballard Vale Ms; iona Hopkins OF
Burlington vi John Goodrich, Of Concord, NJ H.;
Thomas Sheridan OF Roxbury; John Sweeney, Of Stove
Ms Thomas W; Southard, OF Salem; VIM. Benton OF
Sh nSel Of rev Fame, ~ H. PANEL
D'n peo,se t IT, ol hensY
lanes Tohsr .t ocer ~ H.. o ,h os
Me- Wm Allison ID do of Somcrv;ire Ne :. TT r.
Thomas, seaman Of do; lily l. Blake Francis o Smith
seamen OF Boston; Fredk 4. Lufkin seaman, Of Con-
cord H. Passengers -John smith, OF Orleans, Mass;
"m H. naicy, Vi ror.iahu-iotai, "a
| The ship Jacob Perkins, Capt. Collins sailed from
Boston, on the I'd inst for San Francisco with the fol-
lowing passengers:-Messrs Edward f. Baker, Of Rox-
bury; John kayner OF south Reading f. u. Fitch, OF
Gnarieslv"h, Mil live NoBers, VI riteSneiu, ~ T.
~, >. LOUISIANA.
Inc steamship lsthmus cleared at New Orleans,
on the Zo'h ut, LOT Chagres, Win the following
passengers
Mrs. Irene McCready, Mrs r.. Rust. Mr.. p M. Scoof-
~ and lady Mr.. William Greene and lady, Messrs An
tonic Cobb H. Hart J. s. Moore Julien Gallard, B. II.
Howell, VIM. Corcoran, Robt. Brasley.-Total H.
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M. PRoUDHoN The mystery which envcopcd
the abode where M. Proudhon had retired has
been discovered he liycs now in Geneva in the
Louuc &c M Eoey chief rs tho dan,ocra,s (, 49,,
- a. ~ - ~, I ~: uelo' 80 - -. ~
zeIiaho, anu ias cHanseu MS haihe lor ,hat Oh M;
froment, professor OF mathematics, anu polltlcal
refugee from Belgium. II appears that M .PrOudhon,
when he was living In Paris, was counting the
DAUGHTER of n lace maker and had for n rival .