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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

UOARDIN THE COUNTRY-Three

ID sour. ride ~ the CITY. wanted for three iadle-' ~
small dreu AID a servant Two good room. rrqilleu
snd place oi servant with pltn but c0ni'r-ao .oal-
,ener- 40 other losrcers taken Address } { uoe
10I mentioning TIE MODE and hours OF convey ae7 ~
from he CITY, and alsy terms 81 board jed II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

c.o,,e,-sin~e our paper Of Monday was =
ed elybt deaths have occurred from Cn>er5 ia tAls
~ W. mar sso Of revcrsl new cases w. also
-, 90 .sv.,sl ca.es up the uver, near the mouth o.
=, creek one Of when proved fatal. in Lexington
<. ct|le,. i.raIng There were some toT'y o1sts on
1,d,v sod sever deaths on sunday night
'"-' 49, fW.vsel.e lKyJ Herald 11th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

a Young WOMAN wishes situation a. cham
\ hermisid Or walter. or 70 take care of children 10
o. 20 20 the country. None need ca.i AAfss
d -- fam v Be- of reference can De gwen from usI
is,t place Ca lsi Avenue C. second door, uak 100"
L .n ne .ecu i1r - days l1-. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

THOMAS BELL, Aueroneer
LECTION NOTICE. SAILS Of mruimre, dry goods
"A plated ware. cutl-fy watches and is~ory, kc.-
THIS DAY a. ~. Vclocs IN the sale rooms, u 5prs>e
- also. cio'hinx On THURSDAY al 90 Ellxsbsths.
quantity Of household furuimre J-h ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

Core. p,nsence q ~ r. l,tefhs Etrhsng-
b. Tofg-oPa p" -. ~ s-. - -
DER, , .--ns.r. 4ai org -nsa 49, cane I'D - !
-v-,.r, 49, Or or--T- irn 90 s'-th@ sf'
IT, 49,. a. . Vi lr 'h@-a o So 81 ''t
30 re d. lord one. Rfi for . l-o~c rar.s nW
as ernat Boz. %. 1rss Lsao-t 40 Lime f-t-- a. I'D
.- 4-n.aie BAR .tl--. J4seuf-- 3d. 'ot sch "e'E-
49,. .o. - 4@nr, A-ain. st1r. y ira. tla - -utn.
GgST .r1 A L--ds Prlstt@n D. 20 > Cf'4.h Ace ~
.r N~st1ritsr ~ Hlrp-f ster sn-l f-isf-'n N-e
Yr R,--r.f N~uu.r 4J-anf Vrs.~ tre npi- 10 i-
boa, u.@. aqns-at, bound " -i zht from sN alf f-ff o.
.-ai.r4tr Tn,rnomsef me .had- all li5 TIE --
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ARINE JOURN AL

PORT or NEw-YORK.....JuNE =.
MSiATUsE ALNsSAc....TEis Dst
r. .-F.-. s. s.,.- IS To-, NJ, -s----.-l % -
pIeH WATEE...Jlre y.
.t..-@. .no. I'll. fras A. - "f't -- "a
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sin REWARD.-srszea o, /.

~ $50 REWARD.-Srayet cr st).rn ron NE
.. = = --rl~- lf tle subscriber. l NJ toNn ~
IL r.r. Z STR CO. ol fl- ar NJ ne I'D Ut june
-.r -r of GREY H0r---. seven, adj - 9l'rf -E-
$3.50. if ft. % lf 4l1s ri ga tl- -rse-- yl~ H-e
~ ..r "a liz rig1t hl-tocz. All ne m Mnd i's aas
-- .--,v -5,s- Pee .fll -sf one is .noo.l f9l'l
turned h1r.-. ra l-r iEli tai. inr carr ~ ''--
- F 49, TO u n To- ~ eg- from he loczs co~l
III I'D r1r.-. are u --r c9or -la1 ~ re-. ~ 80
rrrt. The above reward . . De- pdil iyf nc ir-y'1.f
49, A,ss. ADD he detection OF me MET ~ re-'ha'.s
prororloa q il .hoi appear "a, 10y *s - -
Sb.warrurx June q. l543 - u
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Foreign Ports.
Foreign fOTt-s
Al Hst,doss June d. org. s-fiAn Dyer INC Ne.o' DO


ist - u.s. bon paced An Oh si-.'ilf p VIII
~. -Efs. eifi '-ttsr' : % n -
-. - h-rs Tvs I'M Aps-eHl f- ~ bston
June H. = - fnl PnH-rs rh.. t'r Noresn.
Jun% u.s. 20 sgrs.r-d .nIn Gre, ., 90 N'f~ss
Apn 5 i.n 30 10 ". passss oat Fourier OF Nfoh
bl- white stfi,ss
Cape Noa Noe bearing NW % niles sfs htyiL Cni'
h.s.- Tor su Puacs
3, pilot Y.nse- Jaae ~ Is miles ssE m Naniuee'
si.. b. hfg M.uotser a. ir Nsspor i1r Pru isi ~
Isl sandy huoE. steamship Hsfmana h-1cs oi
:. ufhampfon 80 bremen.
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Domestic Ports.

AIFXANDrIA June IS %, trs- ls-.a, b-ey, IA al -
: q ". .t--f-r. Bo-fon
WIIsfNGTO, 81 Joas 7s-arrbrg r. l-. So's Ap''trh
.. %. -ois N.tos Hsvsna -srr.t >--sI Ws'r-1 fo
,0h I.n1-ns kon-.u Nf0rt. c. Do hafs No. COVE
iarfa. l-f trgs Nns~-. Nl--, M ~n'n f-'-
g,-ssr prf .tnr h Rrg-r man. hfhm Irf g., 10
l.. 6 KIN NsuerF.t Hiou, tf org J-r' ~ iots- h'n
"A k-ONVlLiF .Jaa- lt- Au ur.' lh- W rtn fi ~
lf4 J.hr A r-f @-yhuru Voc. r. " r i-I. h'rs
=. Whe.srrtt f0rt ca llt~ sch ssml- H -.sf -
for Il'h, ini-p-ni--c- Csrrn, b''tn 'n' h"''' rum
u- NNff
PHItADEfPpIA June 9S-iU SIP susqushsrns LTe'p'"'
.sa Tt, -. port. ab-Ho bfe- Pltra Pern.rbueo ie
go Veto o. ri0m. ono toad, o.. As'-' d. VI An.
NY.,l s,tr- si-o-y Nr-r krfs~prf h%ffSt
go.-. vrsn o. NJ rose H-u,, Durs'-r Fsfh-1. i-ns
a.i Narfa Pan.E Git.-ss, sf"n, Co. = y Dt'
SY8l. hnx TDh. Pc o. co. c. slp ea'slnau
L.r.rfo.. J.rss Gsfsuf. LonfNui-fry. tula. h-tHl
BAtTtNOeE June SAN brg b . h-fmu-s CO 49, nr
River Ia pa. W-uns tltsr1su, shrs Pto. Nlni -
tnu- a.. M.ns s.kuue 90 500 ts- C'fs n.fs.
d. tuHv. Baton. woman husdau sfhrs hsfl hn@
No. RIO Jsa-ifoi segane. Nfot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

FOR CALIFoRNit-t passage uchsi 10. me
4 cabin ou F.fsul, tu san Francisco lu The Juy sies IA
e.. fIr sale 20 applied ior imms diatry 20 }. row
I - .e W c.6 10.
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PRESERVED MEATS. SOUPS, &C. &C.

~ ~ ~
rI,HOMAs KFNsETr A. co ~ Old -sllp.-The articles
nut up a. his establishment warraue' 10 keep iof
yeaf. n ans climate. and the only provision. Of INC
kind fhat can invariably he depended on lo-" l-u
CALIFORNIA GOODS.
Al NIXON. l8 WILLIAM II near John has every
VI anal. necr..srv for CALIFORNIA OUTFITS
Tents. hammock camp stools, blankets matress-s c9th'
ing Sc - -
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10 cARaINoroS, Aasronss,

nyI PIATT.-CROCKERY CHINA. GLASS
ID AND EARrHEN WARE JACOB PLAIT, win
sell On WEDNESDAY, I'm June. At 10 oel0cs, In ne
large saes roOn the suction store BY Catalogue 20
lou. 10 close invoices Of band, consisting OF mo
usual vanefy, also sny.s and forks, fancy GOODS s6
5o and glass ware &C Sale posuFe ana pe'
dreced same Will close lhs sales on efceA'
cry for mis- season ~" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
7-orICF 10 THE PTBLIC-Tae /.

NOTICE TO THE PTBLIC.-Ias 80. -. -. !,
,urrr-,f i nz due rrst Gay OF jay n-A- ~ ~
81. IA The SIC " I1ii.1a --l-i or --f yt- Df 70
.br-uf r Stale 5srk. ~ oe Psl Or Or 81 rf ~
s1th instant ne orce Of "il--o"' i----e' ~ -
- --r-...t1osr. Of IT, Sinking Fsni of I-1isns
fo' wv JAMES u RAY. C.erk.
I.siarapoils June ~. 1919. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

ElIIFDRNIA.-Tne letters from California, pub
.-f lr city papers of f- 60, STATE that ne ma
rtirr. f,A.n from fle United states for washing goil
proved entirely Use r--, aud thst the pan was the ony
il.rs that would ansvrr Ne believe and nave AdEef-
t- taaf The bow orr pan motion san Old and Thoroughly
pf.. ed plan. aud cannot be- 30 frovrd Our W sshef
nicer If bowl. do pans lrot tho whirug pan 80 sr.
,.l A. DAB bee moved or .naSeu by simple Wheel and
r and the Advantage 30 has over the common nsnd'
ntr I.in place of holding Do Do ftc hand and sSpphs n"
water over the person, man ma, 81 dow Hnn l"'o
the same u,uOu hf turning scftnA ana WASH more iu
d.v thsn twenty men can with common hama pan anu
moi even sf band tui the a'or vii not nc our-hh
pt SD hard t- shaking fle hand pan They require iess
,,,fsr than ANY other machine little "ticf May ID"
taken % n irg .Elrcs and -ed over ani over AZ h
winch VIII save r sror canning me tarh great ais
lance fo The water These mscl are 50 constructed
NAV he taken apart packed in ttnnA "ih
of tnem Is only jN nouui- We INVITE al VINO are gong 10
4, frrI4 90 ca 81 l2lt Fu.-ols - and eNanlnr hem
'.Q ff. ,HtKNOOD 4 tllL6EkALD
CAMP FILTERS. livery account We received
l frim fhr -IHfn4- and from f~ God Region OF 'Aiof-
n gt.. f0 confirm lr importance ~ riief 80 w'Nh'
- rr,.r f , --nfr-t fever an1 other diseases met
4.f f, vr.u Innate. and foul waters Whoever has an.
d~rfsk- 1nry wage atsea appreciate ne luxury o
pure waller You can always obtain hy taxing Win YOU
Daphrt- no cr adapted fo portable appliance or
une tr filler the frrng maternal Of winch you An
Ar tv tre Co. eu-l your.t. There are many VINO sn"er
A. fh use az Ter and boast 90 me amount oi mud ana
ronv water frv have go with impunity but ina,
-o. have proved 30 far proof against MN and DAD
stOmachs and by me se 81 pure "asf
WALTER VI GIBSON,
Once Of the Diaphragm Filter,
ie25 Gil. $40 Broadway. cor Leonard o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26
l.-nI... .r.rR INrERF-T-The -.

INDIANA STATE INTEREST," s-fa an
- tr~r-sf % The lllsla sat- Eve Per Cent SOCK,
. 9r fu- o. The ls- jay proK.-O. ~ D be- pad ~ the
rs-r. rned a. Ageucy Ot-e " N.Is.oS, LsLler =
- s. ~. - 90 .nd a. 81 that -zir, BY
JAMES COLLINS IA Agent Of zee S,aIs Of Indiana
N.u-TorE. J.-- 8 ls.9 isE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

an DRAB BEAVER HATS, y -M0e-sns
lii H.fs A.. that and loox as well a. any "
- af made s2endid ones ~ - and o. IS Csps &c
70 A. together win large assortment o. suss pas
for nee and boys. WOOD, 81 Csnslst near bfosa~sy
iel6 lulls-
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Markets...c.urFvllr RrrOErrD FoS THt rsiSvSs

~ Oi-R ASD MALL Fo4r ne mtrsst ~hcut enssr -
a., ar rra.-s 49, he Better grsees - % ~ osansss
..s-- =. = A.. snC tts 1e u3nc = - e's = ~
-, ~ n, So s.4ss cocuoa 80 IA Sst-
-. Is ~ nif-- Western 49, s'rs<hi si.- -
80, 80 r,s W--.srs 80 - ~ ts',f- 10 =. =.
Nm. G-ns~--. 40 ; ]. - p :
tr-s. Oftr~ inf -rPnft n .-PP =
-. .,u.l Z. III, -.usts ~ sqan-fr 80 f.-
,4sfS9ss a.t, s. nc sss G-ars to-l aai - -,
~. L. n -rs,- r-qassi. &c oos J-r>ef a. - -
60 ss,--sfsls I've so Al o. - ne si'rnt o.
TIE - frrl
GRAfN-Wh-af. tss frny nr he evsr t's1es oli -
rrar paoa. Sa-- nJ Gao, - ctsl -
fo so ~ Wscc1-ia IS tor an Sl - C.aa
lSc Cora h>Arf sn1 A~s ss =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

DOVER PRESS WORK-Doos By GEORGE
l. BALL = Tn5szs Buildings, bssszscL sc lsE
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CALEDONIA.

I,AIIFoRNIA.-Nsnf Storage passage from
Ftntt % : 90 Francisco ere steamer OF Jny Tor
49,. oar.. ',,,,.t.,f., le.6 Ire
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.


- THAT VALUABLE WATEafoWEAh hn,on,
81. Uslor Co. On the bank u Iso Hudson Inc ar
neVsr-f.ilns sau. ~ III bOnrOLta scotch ~neel IN
nsdai- pOssessiOo a ven for part u ne ~bose
desired II u INC finest pfsi eges N ~ 80
for small BUSINESS, such COMP MAKING oaioen
spool hiding cav pia1e. eouo-plsis :" ts,.,n. asy
Access easy 10 mafsst--sissmoosh ana 'V.' ""
Terms made EASY Inquire " ~ n, NJ
sPELAAs FRASER, - Cedar 81 NJ " "
J JEWkTT, PoushEsePss, or o. ..,,-.
CRAFTS q SMITH, % inc PREMISE Yen wv
o. COUNTRY SEAT To LET OR FOR SALE
IL. A 40 .. and .srden Lonx Island sDHnd sDvot
- one mi = from the rslfOad dspOt, hi1oa, I'm.
Tn hs.se % ~ 81 win ktchsn stta<nsd In~fc rs
PIAZZA. .idss u ihs h"ass DON 10 tns hi' sDs
-cood Ooes mere q acres Of land and hard ssnd
beach extent that oeions 10 TOE pfopery
ao, toe house many shade aud nut ifses makins
n,Osf desirxOs sumner residences. Tue sfoouds arc
vel arranged and no OstliDg and hshins szce snt 10
qgre VI Urn VI J. bLO'i' IL "@FsI
r. TO IET-To a small genieel family part Of house
r.: al spung-sf fourth cODr hom Hsd.On- be bOoss
- v,ry cesf4b.s one, and vii be Iet !ov 70 ssn'
tse. tenant 10 W.
-, TO LET-On h. bank d the So'th River 81 Hat.
a.. nR. outage, furnished Wlfh stable. sossr and
- srgstable gardens. Ksnt 80 Apply TO
js15 Sds' q. A sACcHI, Broad-''
a. TO LET-The lsrge house q, hsrcsrst eoni.in-
H.. ng IS rOoas, fgrn.sLsd gnfa'u.h~d F0s.ess 20
sisen mined sssy. lnquirs "a be Di.nlss. 20 "
o. BOARDING HOUSE TO LET and fafnil1fs
n ior sale Address N. N Al ms or.es
JsA ls-
:: Of'os, or Of PRICE Ia Ess Broadway
Lift
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

HEARD oi q MsGen-ane, whose classic siNe % cutting
Aud dressing hair deserves "trs,-rsie uouce, have
adopted the plan Of furnishing every customer Win t~o
clean hair brushes Tais ccrasny TIE acme OF c.eau
ness aud comfort JEW I'm
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50, FOX san FRANCISCO, va Ch-sfes
4.CnSO % sAlsra.y J,s ss >, lss ssl .no~n ..s.ls
s-s..fip CRESCENT CITY, ctDddsfG, mastsf
VII r.v. FOR Chasrss direct 90 Saturday, Jane n. Al
oy-I,.c. N from Pier y K .rnyIAs time 10 meet no
p ~ MAJ u July. The Pscite Mai steamer
C.lfnia and Oregon hsvlng arrived b.cs PsnsHa ss
usv . open or clsecf rapid communication ~ sac
gr.nei.co for freight " passage apply Ia
- 3~ss J. HOWARD SON, - Broadway.
The new steamship EMPIRE CITY, 400 toos bar1en.
Wilson commander, will succeed the Crescent Cry
and sail for Chsgres Tussdsy, July IT, Boo ships
hsye eBperenc ed Surgeons attached IN io@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

o.T-Iu h Cry Hal or vicinity guava.wood Gaze
| 80 rod p st- hArlaz ne irluss D : - 1ri-
- vi be ssita6y rewarded OF ieayng ne s.re = i-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

O-T-S2J REwARD-On he : p of Jane. oet~ers
800 a.. eo-t.in ~ about 5 10 bills and rot- u
49, tn. -i-riI o- pad ne Shove All ~ eaving
- - Tr,nare OE-- o. a. ) COe1r-s-.. %
P.vu5.uf Ia. beeo stopped % tie no,e- - j.
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DOARDING.-One OF TWO gentlemen. or ssus4e
Id u.lu and adv can % accOmm dated VITA GOO NJ
shed room. the trst second toor, WIKI 'a -
vale family. there 10 other ooardefs aD1 .ne
comfort. OF home c. De enjoyed Location iv~ l'ois
Of Broadway. west SIDE Apply a. . LsprlA-'--
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ONE CENT REWARD.-AAa.SS 1qh ne ,s,' ~ p
pEGROOT a. ndentec a. prr1-ce iirli ~ An--ii use
% t dressing oasn-ss Re . sooii " fe.fs q ~
rsh-- TAI ard sim u dark comp exon 80 pi-cA lAf
- eve. ~ persons are fls01 hafporns or trusting
- - f--- 80 owing r4r l-irr penalty " ne law
- ". -. 81 go JOHN y ROBINSON.
-. e.. - CsrIl1e-st
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Dr. sTEAMB0AT EXCCxx55iI0sSss 70

The steamboat fiOskEh, 90 $40 80
June -. will make daily excursions 70 that asorS pses
Of fr.rt @.vfnx he foot Of Chn.t0pber 81 81, lt soS
ia ~ IT, Z. st. a. 81. St and II scd TO, OF Nne
teenln-sL af<s l.s ~. A. ~. 70 "A NJ ksnnuihf VIZ
leave the Es,tsn FEEDS Chrsl0phefsL at ~ even
hours from IS Ill p n. toaittinz The oeoes mp
fare each way, 81 cts JeD W
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GENERAL NOTICES.

II Cadets of Temperance.-Bihle presenIshon
Iacdonis section. aud Otner Interesting exercise VII
aAe place hi. evening al American Hall cOraer OF Broad
vay and Grandt Parents and friends OF Temperance DC
prvssut and give .Ae boys hamper. Je-o II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

INIKEW -.-NEW-YORk LABORATORY, ~"
tr.uf-.t tsO doors south of Fufou-ri A comp ct"
assortment OF Fireworks uoN offered Tor sale con
s-unz OF re owing Rockets, from - to ip NO
nan 4 and IS from t0 h. balls, IuauE.r- OF az sizes
s.r, Vince do. vertical Wheels do, Mines of ,erprni-
do. BenFo.s LI.hf- do. ENhiuirun Pieces dos tihs
PIGEONS 10. Torhil1u- do, Maroons dos Flower fgis.
Par Fires. Pm " l-e'-. SerJ~ul-. bra--hopprfs nu
Iislt. Turpedoes. pulling CrarSrrs, Dou'l" Header =
.,n Roc ef. fire Crarker- SOS and 2, Jo-uc &c
SC Country merchants and dealers DO general are 70
qus-cd Co. % aud examine th- Hh"V" stock
B-Commtre-s tor city snd country displays MILL
arv and private parties. be- supplied 90 he most h
era terms with the above mentioned articles, warranted,
Tie materials har ing been selected with ne utmost csle
~, t.,.sitIvih NJ BENNETT
I,IREWORK-. FIREWORKS FIREWORKS '-
/ EDGES Del6l for uo sar of BIZ peniid cNhi'.-
uonaI aud other FlrewOrxs "a Flon-st near broad
Way. I'i' -"''
EIREWORKS.--A good assortment Of ue best
L traIIft and a. fi- lowest price
~ J,{.. PURDY 4 ROBBINS. a MadefI sne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
Circuit Court-supreme Court.


Nov. 12-Jdmes S. Holman Claudius Dord, Daniel
Befermdn, and Edward Rop in action Of tres
pass 1t alleged that the plaintiff in this action
the Of landed estates in TENNESSEE being
ing want Of ready money he came on to New York in
March AZ to raise funds by disposing Of of his
lands The defendant, DoId obtained an introduction
to him, and at the instance Of the said defendant
bargain entered into between them, to exchange
large quantity Of COED namely 800 boxes of dry goods
merchandise, millinery, and straw bonnets for guam
THY OF land In Texas, amounting in value to $40 600.
The goods, of which samples shown to plaintiff,
warranted to be new, saleable and of French
msnufactnre that they had paid duty on their I'M
portation to the United States, and that they
worth the OF S9S5S, per invoice. The transfer
of the land made by an Instrument in writing,
which was delivered to Dord by Mr. Holman. 1t was
further alleged, that Q fraud committed on the
plaintiff by defendants packing up goods which
not new, nor merchsntabe, nor Of French manufac-
ture, but bad been In the United States
and that they worthless and OF value to plain
TIL They had been invoicsd at S5s and parties had
valued them on behalf Of the plaintiff, who declared
them to be worth only $500; one merchant declared
they were not worth more than $3.50 The defence is,
that plaintiff had title whatever to the land that
there fraud on his part and that 1t understood
by both parties to be a Jumping trade Adjourned
In the adjourned case Of Catherine 1irptagea
James O. Baidwin, &c, the jury brought in verdict
for plaintiff, $l63 49,
Nov I-James s. Heiman rs.' Ciaudius Dord and
Others This case Is still going on, a number Of wit.
being examined for the PLAINTIFF prove that
1acturs Counsel for defendants moved for q nonsuit
on the grounds that there fraud deviation
nom the bargain entered into between the parties
Having heard the arguments at considerable enth the
court sdjourned to 10 O'Clock this hursday) morning
when the motion for the nonsuit will be further argued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
Common Pleas.
IN CHAMBERS.

Before Judge Ulshoefer.
Nov. 2-LaihroP w. Chaplin and George a. Ber-st,
dscbsrge Hart he (arp stpulsins TO bring action
for arrest; otherwise denied No costs
John .fcken q. Chester Beden and George a H0,cisaa
Motion TO let aside answer granted Costs to abide the
event
dsnts melton to be superseded from custody denied.
No costs
Before Judge Ingrahsm.
Nov. IL John r.. Capt James aud Mary Cornell -
This vas an action for malicious prosecution 10 sg-
pssred that the defendants were tenants Of plsipta
residing In house In canal street; that plaintiff had
occasion TO to the top Of the house to look after
some repairs that required; that the deestsnts
j,velry, and caused hun to be arrested and held in
custody for thirty days. that the Grand Jury rsfussd
to end sny bill against bin for the crime .ith whes
probable cause and the csse stood adjourned at the
H.sy,,t,a ssSTh srd y.6n s. Cocks, for defamation
In th. adjourned the jury brought In verdict Il
SEQ for the plaintiff.
Before Judge DAILY.
Nov. IA John ID rarvfs and Others Jereriak
pe,r,u This action for coal furnished for steam
,s- mills the property Of the defendant. The jsry
brought in . sesled verdict, for PLAINTIFF SIS 90.
In the case q Charles D,rlin ~ John srdss- for
legged libel In letter, charging defendant With missp-
proprision reported In the Hsrad some days since
| jury could not agree. and we're Discharged
Adjourned TIL Friday morning at 10 o'ciock
Before Judge Ingrshsm.
Noy 1.-THE case Of Csfd IS. co,reR and WE. Tor
malicious prosecution coptinsed to occupy the Ccurs
up to o'clock this day when the jury after bearing
the charge Of the Judge retired and at o'clock
brought In . verdict for PLAINTIFF 500 damages
Adjourned till Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
FATAL EXPLOSION AT WORCESTER, (Ma.sl.-At
| Worcester, last evening, we learn an exPlosioa
| took place in a small building known as Allen "
| Thurber's pistol shop, by which two men lost their
hves. II appears that the practice is to load the
pistols over night preparatory to trying them IN the
monIpg While the deceased were engaged lsss
night in loading the pistols, the powder which they
employed, in some way took fire and exploded. By
| whlch one end of the building was blown out, and
| the two young men-named Swltand Thcmpscn--
were instantly killed, their bodies being horribly
mengled. The thIrd man, named Sherman, cs-
| cspd with some severe burns, and pistol BAN
through his leg = Besfon Tlavoi9sr, Nos. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
TWO CENTS.
Result or the Election.
IN NEW YORK


The result in this State is pretty well settled sx-
cept In the election Of the Canal Nelson
j. Beach the whig candidate, has gained much upon
the of the ticket in OF western countss
that It is not improbable bis msjorites will than
make up for his loss In the autirent counties where
Frederick Foett the democratic candidate has such
large msoritos. 1t Is impossible to tell yet which
Is elected though the vote will be very close In the
Senate it Is conceded the wings have two majority and
from the latest returns the probability Is the demo-
Gratis have two majority in the Assembly In that
the Legislatures Of New York and Tennessee occupy
precisely the ground. In that State the one
party has majority Of three In one house. and the
wings majority Of three In the other house rendering
entirely impossible. The returns with regard to the
Assembly are so conflicting thstt is impossible to tell
democrats have the majority
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The returns from this State received last night,
nG s On
sand short Of election by the people but via
be appointed by the Senate which is whis Mr. TAI
which renders the seventh trial for the election Of
member Of Congress from the fourth district necessary
shows falling oil Of 3 200 votes.
IN MICHIGAN.
The democrats have elected their whole State ticket
and have majories In both branches Of the Legisla
ture. Litilejshn, the whg candidate for Governor,
carried but tour counties in the State.
IN WISCONSIN.
Here, too, the democrats have been successful
the wings and free soers by verwhelmng maorities.
Both houses of the Legislature democratic, and
Dewey, democrat for Governor, has q majority over
Collins, wbig, Of nearly GOO
IN VIRGINIA.
Both parties claim the election Of their candidate for
Congress in the 18th district and further returns
necessary to speak with certainty upon the result
Thomas g. Haywood, whig has gained largely upon the
ordinary whg vote of the district which said by the
Richmond Enquirer to be attributable to the general
uppopuarity Of George w. Thompson, the democratic
candidate.
MISSISSIPPI.
General Quitman is undoubtedly elected Governor,
over Luke Lea wbig and the probability IL that the
whole democratic delegation to Congress il elected
teegrapbic despatch puts Gray whg $50 votes ahead
Of Mr. Willis whig but that being evidently mistake
for 1s5, the result Is materially changed.
IN LOUISIANA.
The election of Joseph Walker, democrat Is CON-
ceaed Alexander Declonet. whig and the proba-
bty H. the democrats have elected three, not four,
Of the delegates to Congress- which event will settle
the majority in that body
In every State except Massachusetts, In which cleo
tiop have been held within the present month, the
democrats have gained The elections for the year
have all passed. and the official results will b
known when 1t will be that the above statement
in regard to those States in which elections have
Gently taken place, will prove correct