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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-11

KNOWING the wants of the community, the
~ Proprietor of this Esr,nLIsHAESr has fitted
up Store in the most elegant manner, having
due regard to the comfort uf his customers, so tina
every Stranger visiting his Book Store, may fee
entirely at home.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-11

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\ XEs ofs very superior quality for sale BY.
II. H.MASSER
DLANK BOoKs.-An sssortmen, Of Blank
- Books. just received and sale BY
$1,000 H. MAsSER.
sunbury, Dec. 8. isls.
SYRUP MoLAssEs.-supedos refined Syrup
- Molsssss for ssIs BY HENRY MAesER.
eunbury. Dee. :. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Cholera In a-Aceident-Califor
MIA Emigrants.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. sunday. July .


The Cholera report yesterday Was IS cases and
- deaths To-day the Board OF Health report 81 cases
and % deaths having occurred during the past -
hours The report for last week Is As fOnows so7
csses ~ deaths which = decrease Of l2o and
* oeEths on the previous week
On Friday night lAsi, German woman PANIED Mar
ssgetts Cresh her death BY iAlng down stairs
AZ her dwelling in New Markets. near Noble
The bark Adelaide Capt Eyre. sailed from this port
yesterday morning Tor California With eight passen
gers
We have 20 material change nclce n TIE marx e
sinee our report Fouri IN limited remArd and the
.ses are principally cffnec % small lots for city
saproa g. : 10 s. 81 for conzsou and eboce brands
al A. 10 8 3 per bbi Tor and fancy brands Rye
Four-A lew snail lots A. s. Corn hes hss 81 Chilly ID
vsnced N consequence q Ire prce Of Corn snd The
small sock odrrag sAes OF franssv AHA a. = y
81 Brandywine 10 held a. = per ool Ora n-WheA
conBues scarce and wanted. and prime quahues II here
vor command a. advance previous Q10tatcns Con
i not 80 much incurred zers al sales u Yellow a. sc
Oats are dul Southern worth 70 Sic. and Pe1n-yl
vania Sc SSc PER bush The Cotton uarket = quiet "a
6rm Nhissy-Consicerab s4-es CT barrels have beer
made 81 sac and hhts A. sc 49,. 80,
SAILS % SrOCKs - FUtf Bzar1 dnf fftg-St-rt 10
s. les; >tooo PlusburE o. Jgy T. 81 sose Prln = >
tIe Pe~n RR. So; scoo R-adu "a RR -. - IS o.. $50
$50 Go q $500 90 Aorg g. - g.; 10 Prnn kh -
- Sesvcr kR - leo R~sdnr RI. - les lto 90 Isl
~ 40 Isl Trade meas BAnf, 8 CON b21k. D.
| nion C.uAl 10,
Senosd bsIrd aad Affo-S1 Oh. L g. g 49,: s4.ac
froa - 81; $500 Dc. a. ST. s2so do. 0pg 81 g. 90
-, a. s'ti ~ Pea Re, st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

Cot. wTLLrR-The Ohio Stateman fsvors
rs with two Columns Of the corsest Backyard
ism, for which our late publication respecting
Col. Jobz B. Weller, Mr.. Folks Commissioner %
rus the Mexican Boundary, supplies TIE Pretext
and closes
ave dnaad pubAestior Of tai. rsfHtsron In tnsi
paper The Tribune At a. early day ss possible.
We'll, Sir, you have de1sGHded u now ie' Is
see you get it
The Statesman now kn0rS that we have
nsde no publication with respect 70 Col "ener
that we had not authority FOR. Il knows mar 'ne
originated inculp sson vas made BY gentleman
direct from New-Oresns 70 Mr.. C. b ADAMS
well known IN Washington az q CongressionAi
correspondent for several journals, and In oar
.n,loy AZ the time and since this publication was
made He communicated the matter 10 as and We
deer,ing IL Of grave and imminent National conse
ouence. gave it publicity, making 20 POSITIVE
charge. bat stating that We had been thus n
formed. a. was the fact. To oar publication Coi-
Weiler's brother who Eas with him from Ono 70
cbsgrs,. if not from Washington 70 Panama
saw fit TO prefer detailed and respectful reply
which We published promptly and July w
did not deem it satisfactory on the naiena Poin'
Of the chsrse-vz that Col. Weller had con
sumed time needlessly on the way 70 san Diego.
and that by bis delay the public peace had been
seriously p-riisd That We still believe On
the other chsrge-thst he bad conducted improper
~ on the way whether st New Orleans at Cha
gres or elsewhere IS Of 10 possible consequence
We suspend jadgment,swsItins further test mo
ny. It certainly originated with gentlemen who
arrived here last month from New-Orleans as
the Statesman now Knows and not with us nor
our cOrrespondent-men who, 70 the best OF our
know LED &C. had no III feeling toward Col. Weller
and no motive to traduce him. We have given
the Statesman the names Of our informant and OF
those on hose testimony he relies upon rs urgent
demand therefor. The Editor must now be per-
fectly aware that have sctei IL good faith
throughout and If he has anything more TO say
and can manage % say il 10 decent language. we
are ready % hear IT, We do not see that his asst
article sheds particle Of new light on the subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEaic.s Nu.su. Luke West who IN the repre.en
Yankee comedy. commence. engagement the Muse.
nm today Two pi-ces-' The Unfinished Oenienan snd
Did you send your wife Brooky1 pare 10 be play.
ed this afternoon sad evening and bys reference TO The
programme 70 will be that highly Interesting add
ions have been made TO The wax '.aiuary
Mss ALgKASors HAriLTo~ a very superior D.guer
reo,ype likeness Of TIL. and respected lady
taken b. BsADy Washington Ia March last, m.y be
win many other aides and gentlemen u distneonl
his Gallery 'o5 and S7 Broadway corner Of Fulton
~ Or Bows warrants % every Of Cholens
hat h. may be called In the commencement u the
sfiacs also Al persons against s,tacs who may put
hemselve. under his treatment Ocs corner Of ana o.
and Broadway ly9o In.
tgTHATsTSUs will be ne exclamation Of hundred. Of
pefsons In town aud oountry hey ook down A. their
hand some boots. htnng Ike any glove and read this
ps announcement that such only procured
for he same price AtJossss, "A AnD-.L
~ STATE 40 NATIONAL Law s.Hool Bsi.,on sps
SefatOsa Co f-Ine pUnnc examination ~ The c'osc
" the present term of tbis Institution viii commence
| ne Friday evening following with Lecture hy HOn
hosAcs GsEsLsY before The Congressional Assoc aloa.
AL n endy 70 the cause OF professional esrning IN
'iisd ~ attend De eodlAuei } w FOWLER
coNss.-LAdi=s respectfully invIed 10 examine ne
enoeS sseeon Of DFess Combs At the subscnDer. SURE
among WHICH Will be found the open chain pattern 90
naen SinI-d Aso esn be obtained every sssr sPpef-
HaIw' 81 Broadway. between Wa ss1 and wnas .t..
~ FASeY CCrLEsY, embracing q large variety u
sposnsns pen and pocket knives, u The mofe and
eesatia patterns many Of ~hieh have never been before
~ ported A-o, variety Of unique arebs or toilet
They have been selected ~ith especial esre ard
fa1 ran. % he sns oes saAliiy o sAuSDEks SON
Jy7 seod '7 Broadway, co, Liberty. and ~ Bf"sd~sy
| ~ THk METALLIC TAsLET sRrsS. for keeping razars
Ia pert~ctorder TINS Aree has been long and
rsoy sno-s " The public as 20 need 20 comment Ga -.
virtues suce say, has no eqaai IN producing Tbs
1 xsenest possible edge - the
| q SAUNDERS SON. Is7 Broadway
| iyl7 Jeod. Lloeny-st and ~ Broad wy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
The New.Orlean. Abduction Case.

The Spanish Consul at New Orleans has pub
l.hed statement IN the papers OF that city denying
all concern in the recent abduction.
According 10 this statement one Nincente Fernandez
imprisoned 10 Havana for irauduient bankruptcy 70
The amount Of over S1Oot0o. Rev, whose true name IL
Garcia. the keeper Of The Jail IN which Fernandez
confined Rey consented to assist Fernandez 10 80
Gaping from prison, and was himself Hbducted ny tne
sgeuis OF Fernandez, and, together with the bankrupt
placed board American vessel and brought 10 New
Orleans Fer Andez promising him >lAepo Upon n acu
ng this civ. Fernandez len Immediately Tor Mexico Key
remaining here without dollar Finding himself d-st
uie applied the Spanish Consul and offered 10 reveal
all that he knew respecting Fernandez and % return 10
Havana. provided the Captain General OF that lsAnu
would grant him free PARTON for having assisted m ne
escape Of prisoner The Spanish Consul whites 10 la
obtains promise Of pardon Tor Key OF Dae a. e"ul
uurcaes II ~ him and Rev accordingly l-f Of hn orH
49, ,,,s vb h. rs..nort A. Appears from m. deciar
a ION IRON the commu Gallon from The Capisin-Oenefsi
once aud from The delivery Of Garcss passport under
he sane Tie ssaenenl adds that he Governor Of
the state and Recorder Of The tsi Municipality DON
nave seen he Documents consider them conclusive
evidence f The entire innocence VI tle spanish Consul OF
he charges brought against MN
on the other hand one Jose Morsute, OF New Orleans
makes affidavit as follows
On The sth dsy Of at jane young man nAmed Juan
Introduced 20 ans
Fulzeuco Lorrutr. resident ~ this city, under The FOL
M circumstances. c-~u. Liorcnio tod arant That
| sa'd Francisco Rry Ma ilsiuve from havana and
that since hs srrval here said Rey had been living sc
cre,y fiend's house 1ui feared the poor young
might be IN danger OF his lie ana mat ne wished MN
| 10 be conveyed Immediately 10 Atlantis house
That accordingly said Rey 20 atlantis house and
|
Jaly hen he feouiousy ana 0rlbly Akcu from ar
ants preulses-and The CAV the day sfer b.
tween ana le o'clock night sad Reg Was forcin y
conducted she schooner Mary kcn then lying IA iroui
OF the lower Cotton Prcss and here win force and arms
The cabin znd the said schooner then showed
of into The stream and len or foreign pof supposed 10
| De Havana
Aani charges inst the above related iscis concern
ng the furcihe and unlawful improvement and violent 40
iucon O said Juan francisco Rev l4s Garcia uu this
CITY foreign pot. and VIII be suostauuAied ~
Witnesses the Investigation ~ The case and he aran
further charges that be has good AID true reasons 10 De
i've and sfrm hat The following named persons were
among the parties engaged IN IA deed.
Car % te Esphna. William Esgh and Marie ell residing
IN New Orleans. snt James Mcdonnell captain OF SAID
| schooner. al
Upon this affidavit. warrants were issued and the
persons mentioned above implicated N the affair
were arrested and held to spPeAr except Capt Nc
Cornell The matter vii be tried CypuAn Da
four, Esq is the counsel ioI the prosecution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
"A Credit 10 California
e g. b. writes from san Francisco 10 TIE
Herald as follows

E q. y. writes from san Francisco % TIE
Herald as follows:
As. friend remarked 70 lev day. since lbs
b, small town With very large prices. Board varies
from 10 10 q dollars per week washing dollars per
a. ecu common lodging -roOu,-snd none 10 D. 20.
red =; th.t-rrnts tor nty dollars month stores
and ofccs rent tor from thres hundred 10 tloussnd
dollar. per month 1 clean shave costs two dollars
came OF billiards dollar snd ssI though Rot cast
the damage sustained o. ~ indsifuNs po' kft "a I'm
bihnz gin cocktail - tWenti Eve cfnts he "a
hotel. which wears sso RENTED Tor th'-sanH "o
lars per yesr now rents for six-een thousand nes
ana cspscious hotel csled the 80 Parker House butt
hy Ro5cri A. Parker, k.q was opened ir~ "~rss
since with splendid bsl and supper 4his hoese q
rrfr o. CrIif~aia. being the largest n ne country
As specimen Of the a. "a rent here Two nihNifoons
10 this house containing four tables rent Tor t""'s
thousand dollars fa,l r1Hrls apr if+ - 90
~ reni Tor twelve thousand dosr. per aunum esen
ssrs-si st1sr ' re- rarcss. 40 ~
consists OF dining rooms. lodging rooms sni 'uees'
which rent a. enormous prices The Parker .. @sf .
conducted IN stVe. which viii doubt NOT meet ~
appreciation OF al strangers coming t. san ranci''N
We cant answer for a great many strangers
coming to san Francisco but we th.uk there arc
few within our know edge " no would prefer not
10 have more than three or ioar apartments in the
house they lived in rented for scientific. system
ATTIC gambling even AZ $4,000 each per annum.
Hs don't say the Parker House is not relatively
4 credit - Caiioruis, but We must think It
would be a still greater credit II il ssvci more
room for other guests by letting none 90 blaekless
at east, none for their business operations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

the general direction Of the stream b.ss here .su Of
southeast Thence IL follows the river n y Pssa
esvpg IL t~'ce BY suitable p.sscs avoid ire eeplt
Gus hills which ovrrhsng the vsfers
The oolect o: TIE rccoonssssncc stated 10 the or
Der Of General Worth, 70 ascertain II there b>
practicable and convenient route Tor military and cos.
rnerrisi purposes be,wecn n Psso and the GaN n
Mexico passing BY or near San Antonio or Au.f.n IN
Texss~ has thus hcen sttAlnrd The great t.scaltv
spprrhended ~as the want - permanent; water 4
Will De seen thst DO wsier has bern menfionei skich
Is not Characterized living vsrcr. ans great -
taken 70 locate the route in such manner that q A.
wet seasons wstrr msy b. found In great sbsndsac,
I, = believed that other route yet ku0~n 10 ne v.-,
presents IN thus respect the same iscilres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Prices. ships, &c. at san Franci.c o.
Correspondence oi Dc IHbuue
san FRANCISCO, June, II, ls49.
MssDs 6rsei>y 4 McEHGk;


san FRANCISCO. June, II, ls49.
MssDs Grsei>y 4 McEEsh
Gold-dust Is selling here at sl6 per ounce
doubioon. are worth SIC, five franc pieces 60 for
g. dimes are taken in trade for shilling pi'
tareens or one-iranc pieces go for quarter TWEEN
ty-frAnc gold pieces tor g sOvereigns tor the
same and money Is 50 plenty that 10 one seems
to care about Il.
The bark Equator arrived on Saturday, IN 60
DAYS from Panama, with passengers and one Of
them, a young man by the name Of Hut, from
New-York, was drowned by the boat being cap
sized. There Is great " ant here 81 pilots and
hshthC-- T. Tor owing 10 the heavy northwest
wind and strong current, with several dangerou.
shoals. many vessels get ashore coming 10 aud
going out on e place called the Fork Beside
Benecia being the place where most Of the
vessels from the United States viii go 70, they
want some lights and buoys to show them the
most dangerous places as far up the Sacramento
as that town. if not further.
Up to thi, date, none Of the vessels from the
United States, rta Cape Horn, that sailed undei
the gold excitsmen, have arrived. shall write
you by the Oregon. lst July, and give you ls
Of al that have arrived up 70 her day Of sailing.
AL the crew Of the Panama have left, aud they
are bow shipping men At from $50 to 900 pei
month-fremen $500, and the engineers In pro
portion
1t is lucky the bay is large, or II vOald not hol'
hall the shipping We have here. FOR the nomen
q vessels anchor is down the crew run away 70
better wages. Yours truly r. 5 NJ.
P. s.-The brig Glide, Waterman, from CAnt0a
has arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
From the snntee-steHmship Columbus
Cholera In southern Cities.

We have no papers by the mail south OF sa-
vannsh.
Charleston papers Of the 9th which have come to
hand state ths, the steamship Columbus got %
the bank At O'Clock yesterday and proceeded on her
voyage
At Richmond there were ] case Of Cholera and !
death yesterday.
Notwithstanding the Charleston Quarantine resuls
lions there were cases OF Cholera sad II deaths on
the 9th.
In the Baltimore Aims House in the last 4 hours
there were only cases Of Cholera
1t was confidently reported that there were in tn.
CITY of Edenton n C several cases and deaths BY
Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

FROM CURAcca.-CsPt Vinsl, of schr Eliza,
reports that Genl PAel lefs csrscos. lst July for
cors, where he landed on the %. and assumed the
command OF some eco troops ard the sth or 10Th
had had hghi with the government troops. defeated
them and thea took command Of that part OF the
try, called Porsseasv. Moassss had raised some 81
or 100 men and embarked them at Lsguns for Cora sc
give Paez battle again. but, from an Interview Capt
had With gentleman from MArscsiso, he informs Us
the people were awaiting the presence Of Pae1 to taxi
up arms il his behalf IL was generally understood
that Psez was Determined TO snnihllais Nonsss'
Or die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

Pulmonary CosscsyTloS Ma EDsros s1 By The
solicitation d friend ~. induced 10 attend Dr. VIII
ons trst lecture consanpusn At The Society Library
Room corner Of Broadway and Leonadst on Tae-ssy
last eau truy cay that sgreesby sarprlsed bosh
IN natter end manner, which appeared 20 On. euurely
Origins Ihefe vas neibsr qssSkery fsise display,
cN every remark was 10 the point IN hand and e-en
y interesting The oelsct % O. noues the al
s.Loo o nose Who are scied win pulmonary dise.sss
~ Ne prevention and u mis- distressing disease II
- Ne Doctors opinion that scheucss Pulnorc syrup
.e o1ly neiieine hat p1ione affections. Tbs
ssa-lnr ru.m0ule syrup % for sale ~ 81 bs7cls,
sthssckt Pulmonie Syrup Is soid a. u Per bottle
eoo-s ior ~ bs-h Csexensr, ~ B.resy-st are he
n-n~fa Agents fDr Nes-f0fk and vcinsy. Asw.f0ss
SiIi AcLsrs-E. " psytoa 40 Greenwich o. and ~
krInia-As. a Cod nstou, COT spTing aDa bodson
y~s$ ", A Walters 50 Gfsnc-sts y. Cook. Alien
sai Grand Il Rlng. u Broadway snd Jghn-
81 7. Pace. ~ fsltss-sL ice ss,s4A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Cholern-Pire. &c.

ST LOUIS, Saturday. July ..
The total number Of interments In this city yes
ierday was twenty six Of which ten only were from
Cholera sort OF bilious diarrhea is very prevalent
and fatal
SCOTS hotel caught IRE last night snd the fancy store
of T. c Kelting the ground door was burned out ;
the residue Of the building saved 1t s supposed
to have been set on fire. 1t was insured for 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

IspIASA.-The prospect for defeating Mr.. Nc
Gausheys election TO Congress by supporting {.
c. Nave evidently growing small by degrees,
one Grafton +. Cookery has taken the stamp
against Mr. NJ. and as the Election is now close
at hand, he probably will not hnd time TO back
cnt, two or three before him have done.-G'stton
was once Wing, bat the partnership was dis
solved by mutual consent, and he now, In giving
a chart Of his principles, declares
Il 20 for my country, rsA Or SroSs
We don't think my country Will reciProoase-
Z. 3. Col Nave has declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

~. y. .ridsnce J0srHsl takes to hear, a
= 'veral in our late view Of the
m'sP''ns wy we said there was Wing
A1sas. h' ~ r,,e 500, aud so corrected the
,s. .,. - the sacsn, Z, Osress0na District OF
,6., ssse--ye win thank the Ios'- IN ~sa '-s
Of thai pssre, to take care that ys A''e " VIZ
rect our eorrscuens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July y.
There have been 81 cases Of Cholera aud ii
deaths since yesterday. # which q were In the
County Prison, and 5 in the Alms House
There is no news here Of interest 70 transmit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


suicide.
NEW. ORLEANS, July p.
There Is but little news 70 communicate.
gentleman named Morn. srrued ye,erday from Black
River on the steamer Dorwel committed suicide this
morning lie bad been gambling the night previous
and lo.t large sum Of money-sn be possessed-and
s.o gold watch. lie blew his brains out before esv
inc the boat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

" Col JosKra g. BALDWIN, who is coming
20 Congress from Alabama, in place Of rsmshorn
Iage, 10 yirgiaisn. and wss formerly editor IN
Bctesours County Virginia wings pretty good,
vsa there arc Of them especially those who having
m,sr. Cd know BY experience that there are some tod
-. IL ON tn. earth outside OF Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
uoxe,,e,t. of Hon. Henry CLAW.

CLKvELAND, o. July 2e-Ji IN
Hon. Henry Clay and son arrived IN town per
steamer s.atoga from ssndusky, at II; o'clock this
day. and left for Buaslo At P. NJ Mr.. Clay looks re
rnnrkahlV Men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

NAyAL.-The 4. :. rszoe Indie pehd-nce got I'M
der way from the anchorage yesterday morning At
o'clock, and proceeded In tow 81 the steamer Eng
20 Craney Island and thence under sail directly
20 sea, bound tor the Mediterranean. The following 10
a list II her officers
Captain Thomas A Conover; Leulenan'--J TingeY
Craven Oeerg- Minor Lingan Henderson, John Con
tee, Francis Win-io~. Alexander Moray. jobs Al
ans. Surgeon-Miiiam Nh~an, Pursef-C haf'~- Nor
ray, Brevet MAJOR George II Trrreu Comfy Marines ,
Chsplain-Thsodore Bsnowi Mssiers-Ed Higgins
John { Beaumont Passed Assistant snrgooD-W liam
Gner Assistant surgeas-N ashlngio sherman Bfeyet
Thomas Phelps, Joseph " Bradford. samuel y
Fransin, Jane. WA1del, Captains Cierk-fsrdinanl
Coke Mdshpmen-D o. Morris. Austin PenIsrgra-i
+ 4 ,hubdck A McF DAVIS. ;. & Mi-h. &. Garter, b.
Owens Plfsers Cierk-sp eden, Boats~ain- fsiN.
tayeudy Oulnrr--JOhn Caulk sai .nsssr-fsc. Md
lelOn Car penter-H Henry Le.ne lNDrflk Harad oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

" We are under deep obligations TO Mr. A
SINCLAIR. who came passenger by the Crescent City
for fu nes Of California and other Pscihe journals 10
the latest dates HIS prOmpsaess, kindness and gene
rosity will no, soon be forgotten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

LATER FROM YUcAraS.-Cspt- Garfield, Of the
schooner D. C. Poster, from Belize (H0nd which place
he eii l5'h informs Is tAt report was in circulation
Al Belize TO the eject TIA, battle had been fought On
the sEh July a. Bse4lsr between tie YucsrsoOes and
Isdiass, n rsiss ne iOrasr lsss sszs ~ sass-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
The California Elephant.

The Amsrcaa Uh,g Taunton. Mass has been
favored th the following letter from green Cal
iioruian. who appears to have obtained very iai'
show of the bis animal on short notice Hear him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30


1t 10 very fortunate that our steam communi-
cation by water between the North and the less
lanstic soath is already 90 nearly perfected that
II will not be very inconvenient to carry the Mails
around In case South Carolina expels them from
her soil 1t Is quite clear that Mails are very
much out of place thereon, aud il Is scarcely proba
bic that the disunionsts will soon fnd better
excuse Tor expelhng them than the present We
should prefer to let things 60 on as they have gone
but between . rifsd, spy haunted, dog cared Nal
and none 1T all We could not hesitste-our choice
is None. We greatly mistake the present Post
master General If no will safer the law TO be
trampled upon 10 hamor Mr., Bsrrett's rsvening
prosecutors II there 10 any law to justify the
opeaing OF this letter, OF coape let the law be
oheyed, il there 10 not las the chivalry seem
to oonfess) let them open IL at their Perili II
slavery ria make an issue with the Law, the
sooner IL 10 done the more welcome.
MIR. Barrett. we learn from our Western pa
pes, is highly respectable citizen Of Indiana
leading Free soiler, bat not an Abolitioaist. III
is in perilous position, from which be may neve
emerge with life, bat we trust he VIII at less
preserve his his honor unsulhsd. South Carohn
ha. balhed Northern freemen out oftheir rights
least once too onen already.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15
LET THEM SLIDE.

THE rus great KING'S-Greai Bargains givon.
i Saleratus G cents-best quality.
PURE TEAS-ess price at retail than merchant hugs
in Boston. Now is the time to buy at the rushing off prices.
HARVEY KING.
January IL, 40. OS
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O. 10 she 4lh district, Mass, Mr.. Palfrey
Jacks Coz votes Of an election.