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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

WARRINGTON, Aug 4-P d.
The following gentlemen have been appointed Clerks
In the General Land once in place Of those who were
removed few days since -
A. NJ Allen, Of Alabama;
Samuel v. Niles, Of Massachusetts,;
John w. Upton, of Ohio
William Clesry, Of Virginia
Benjamin 7. Ingrsham, of Mississippi
William W. VERIFY, do.
John Co.. OF Kentucky
William A. Page, Of New Jersey;
MIR. Stanley, Of North Carolina
William Powell, Of Georgia
Arthur J. stansberry Of District Of Columbia
Henry Day, Of Missouri
John b. Logan, Of Texas
Ssmuel H. Coleman, Of Iowa
A. w. Dean, Of Michigan
Eessrs Hartman, q. Smith aud Wilson are 10
have appointments In the above Office
1t is stated that Robert H. Gallery will be appointed
Chief Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

The state election for Governor Lieutenant Cover
State Legissture and Members Of Congress- takes
place to- day. We give below list Of the candidates,
together with the comparative votes of 1874 and ls4s
Wing. Dem. Free Soil
Governor.-J. A. Aatson J. A Wright, J. II. Cravens,
Lie G0V-T s. StaDfeld Jas II. Lane. j. W. Wright.
CONGRESS.
Dis. !. Elisha Embree, kathl. Alhertson,
3..Wm. ID hunIo Cyrus L. Durham,
8. j. Robinson. J. L. Robinson,
As. w. Parker, G. w. Julien,
Wv. Herrod, WIN. J. Brown
o.. John 8. Watts, w. A. German,
7SE. w. McGaughey
&c. CSNane,
s}H s. Lane
~. Il. Mcdonald,
9..W. Wright. G. A. Fitch,
10. D. X. Gigore, A. J. Harlans.
The late delegation stood, wings, 4; democrsts,5.
The following Is the comparative vote Of 1874 and
1913 -
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The whole amount II damage by hrcs In Boston. au-
ring the month ~ July Nss 81 $50 upon which there
vas Insurance 20 The amount OF 81 1oO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

The Bohsp or EDUCATION AMI TIE COMMON
CotNcm-The Board Of Education and the Com
Council are, it appears, at lopgerheads, about
the propriety Of converting the public schools into
hospitals during the prevalence Of the epidemic.
We hope those highly respectable gentlemen will
keep their temper, and not be too rash. They are
all tof one family-birds OF ics,her--snd they
must not quarrel Let them reci,e the following
nursery rhyme three times to each other withia an
hour, then take drink OF iced Cotton, and shake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

This Is great movement and has every prospect Of
brilliant success II succeed it will probably be the
only successful attempt made to naturaze Italian
opera, combined with the ballet in this country and
certainly the chances Of very fair 1t will
not be exclusive affair II before the public
the broadcast and most liberal grounds. The paving
stones in front of the Broadway Theatre unstained
with blood 1t has not been made obnoxious to any
class Of tkis community Never yet has the manage
ment invoked the aid Of the military to murder twenty
Ave peaceabe citizens in cold blood, and shoot down
and wound fifty more, in the protection OF its fancied
rights The enterprise is commenced, too, at
picous moment when the pestilence is abating, and
when people, chatened and sobered by the visitation,
are prepared to enjoy themselves nationally and quiz
city. Hermann" has been selected for the opening
night which will probably be graced by the presence
of Henry Clay, with all his "reminiscences of glory elo
Quence, humbug and trash
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birds IN their little nests srres;
And It's q shameful sight.
To see children OF one family
80 - - Ill. al q .IN

FHII HHu tHIHFi IFHF
For our own part, we think the Board of Edoca-
ton are right in the matter, and have the bes, end
Of the cane Certainly there are buildings enough
in New York that can be hired fer hospitals, with
out the necessity Of using the public schools and
turning our children into the streets. But, gentle
men, do keep cool, and, by all means, don't Sight
for Z" il is shame Col eight" 6s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06
SUMMARY.
INCIDENTS on rHr CHOLERA.

INCIDENTS on THE CHOLERA.
The Peru Qll) Telegraph Of the 2)th ut., ssys;-The
dreadful pestilence etni fingers among us carrying
death aud desolstisn TO many heartstrieken family
causing sorrow 10 ow in copous food Of tears while
children bsreaved % their parents. and the pog
nsbt shst e death is felt In the circle weeping rea
tiv,s and friends But We feel in no mood to extend
remarks on so melancholy subject and will sim
ply nnrrae the facts they eIis In reru there have
been about hy aas Of cholera since the disease hrst
made It's appearance here about six weeks which
may be classified thus -
Before the panic. .......s......s.s
during tht Eanie.. sssssD
Since the panic ..............,...... IL
Total. .......... ....ss.ss 10
Thomas Nsppy native OF this city died in Bsston'
on Saturday 81 cholera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

No report has been received from Baekwelrs Island,
Bellevue Hospital, Lunatic Asylum, or the csiorsd
Home.
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d'ers kept In Prison at Jalapa, In Me xIco
WAsHrSoToN, Aug. 4-P M.
1t rumored that information has been received at
the State Department which, correct deeply involves
Mr. Clifford, Minister at Mexico, in most serious
charge that Of neglect Of dutyhs not having afforded
that protection to American citizens residing Mex
ico which had been demanded from him appears TO BE-
the grounds Of the charge The following Circumstance
gave rise to appeal to the United States
at Washington
During the evacuation Of Mexico by our troops sle-
ven Americans belonging to the United States army,
In company with some others, were attacked by the
Nexicans, and after many Of their comrades killed
they captured and thrown into prison at Jasps
where they still remain.
The frequent appeals Of these men to the American
Minister by letter having been utterly disregarded,
they have addressed President Taylor the subject
who has ordered immediate and searching invsst-
cation to be made into the circumstances.
These complaints reached the President only few
Gays SINCE but they have been promptly attended TO-
The investigation is going on, although secretly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

For the rst time in two centuries tho Italian Opera
has been closed In Paris This Is attributed to polite&
ssusesths stated the capital and the dread Of insur
rection and massacre, which have driven away those
classes fomwhom this species derived the
means Of support The deadly discharge Of muskstry
and the shedding Of blood would appear then closed
the Italian theatre in Paris and the influences In
this city may, perhaps, have closed theatre some
where else. However, one need regret the closing
Of the theatre in Massacre Place for Mr. Marshall the
active manager Of the Broadway theatre has made Q
most important movement, and intends to open ON
the 18th instant, with grand ballet and opera. Tho
following is list Of the artists engaged by him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

The City lnspsstsrs weekly report OF intsrments,
and the Board of Heslths weekly summary Of cholera
which we published yesterday, suggest few observa-
tons which will not be out Of place in to-days Herald
Let us give resums Of the facts and figures The
total number of intermsns last week. according the
report Of the City Inspector, 1874 Of which o7s
we're from cholera and 236 Of other diseases Of the
bowels and stomach, namely cholera infantum, 1876;
cholera morsus, 20; diarrha54 dysentery, ST. making
atota of 9l6 deaths by cholera and kindred diseases
and leaving 357 deaths by all other maiadies More
than half Of this mortality is among those who are not
natives OF the United States namely $40 deaths while
OF Americans only 633 died The deaths OF natives
Ireland are ss7 and Of Germany, 139. The following
table will show that both the general mortality and
cholera have decreased gradually from the highest
point on the 2lst ofJuly to the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

HEws PROM Conference.-The news by the
Falcon is due. It will probably be two weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06

Polk over Clay, 1874. VBand Taylor over Cass, 3262.
ALABAMA.
In this State election for Governor and State Le-
gisature, and members Of Congress- takes place. Two
United States Senators be chosen by the Lega
turc to be elected. The candidates are
GOVERNOR
Wig Democrat
H. w. Collier.
CorGREss.
Disfs. Counties Whig. Democrat.
baldwin, &c. VIM. l. Aston, c. c. Sellers,
Harbour, sc Us J" Rush, e ei"a) No candidate
3-Antauga&c. John s. Hunter, s. w. Harris
4-Fayette, &c. John S. Baldwin, S. w. Inge,
< rr.,.,s w. n uyoos ID. Hubbard,
"ri"n'~o' "m' D. "oou' f.. w. O'Neil,
n p,. O. NJ .,.. W. r.. &. Cobb
'o"n'' ~o'''No o"nu"Se jesse Clemens.
7-Benton, &c. -. +. Bradford. f. w. Bowden,
The late delegation stood, wings, 2; democrats,6
The following the comparative votes Of 1874 and
184S -
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: 1NzSH'fLLE mug = 1917
The election held in this State Thursday for Co.
vernon, and Representatives to the next Congress- Is
likely to result, Ear regards the contest for the
gubernatoria chair in favsr Of the democratic csnd
date But nine counties have been heard FROM and IL
Trousdsle the democratic candidate gains with equal
ratio in the counties be heard FROM he will be elected
by about 5000 majority.
The returns from the sth Congressional district have
been received which state that A. Ewing, democrat,
has been elected to Congress by majority Of lo0 His
antagonist was W. Cullum.
At the last Presidential election the eighth district
gave General Taylor majority Of 1,211.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06
SUMMARY.
The Election ira Tennessee.

I'm this district there is Wing candidate. They
both Democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Kew York. Monday, August o. Is4s.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

e-en. II ne by hs industry and insenai'y' rsi'e'
l.rse crogs ne hS- the ful oentni oi ihein r -
improves the v.ue Of hi. property, lie has u Al =
bin.aif ether . keen OF 20 sell IS re en1oses'
with YOU It is not -. II you rsse large cops
~ extrs lsDor or ssiM, yca have I1st - pay y
much rrc-e ,iinc 70 tbs priest II you improve
the vslue Of ycar property oy csre and enterprise
ara should wish after ard - sei a., yoa hs'e .
give cun.ijers6.s portion 81 Al you, i~f'o,v
-s,,. a, vel a, of the orisinsl value % The
..tsneur. Both of these exscs.0Is revolt assirst
your sense OF ji,tice. You Know the priest snd
the ssi-rsar were In DO way instrumental IN
brinsirg about the large crop or the improved
va.uc. You cannot bear % see the s<eSt 81 your
brow gong 70 enrich Others who d. rot need u,
ard YOU sbs,S.a from improvement
lNontr~sl witness oct -.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
The Florida Indian.

FcEr DApE PosT OFTIcE forty r...ss N0..a OF Tan.
"a Bay, Florida OsL=
party Of iasisr. frocn Afksns.s expected daily
70 sIT!ve Al lAr?s Bay 1As party are % ccnslE ci
twelve wild Cat ~ nsr hesr s=- 20 b cor11cts1
5y NJ o-ys. r,er ss-1t 10 Arksnsss Tnis s-uL-nla-
C.pl CSs-y. :. Army. szd NJ sgsacer lie -aai.u
Assr- here. AZ, ua-eTsiala l. constitute comris-
son 10 tax % ihs ir-iAas.sne presume NJ D brins.
On Wiit Cs.s party 10 open caznael OF corIrEn.cs
son Trsre 10 great diversity Of op.ncn % 70 th-
policy Of orrgirg his 1e.-sscon o. "tsefe a-Cs.cs
iron AfkAnsss tUt u csIuot te productive Il sV zn6
nsy IL aseh good We iook wiki snxisiy for The re-
sa!i cf the tax % - bid the l9h o ias oaia 5g
Gea. T~isss G-t BLY, Bewisgs. Ga Ihss tax hans,
peace -i-ss sns s 10 tnouz. - "a; Gea. Ixizss
VII 40, Ps1u, ine t~ev, sPos.es t,ho1ia t,ey arrive
pEsv!ousy) g Commerce thsF lisscn un,- sl,sr Ia.
cYr1L
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
Tbousht. for the French Canadian People,

When your fathers came % North Americs
they, with much wisdom, chose the rich sIigviai
ands along the borders Of Rivers IS their Settle
melts. snd in Lover Cas- ada they found noble
breadth and 'engih Of sach fertile aud easily a.
oorei soil Here, then, their cescsrdants saOgid
1ot only have Kept pace with ell their neighoors.
but actually da.lncec them In tns race u IN prove
msnt, on account Of the advantages Of soil, snd
sLter conan M-uicaEiol which they enjoyed. Bat
bal. this been tne case The traveller Vto visirs
Upper Csnsis is s.T.ck with the extent Sni
rspldity cf in proyement. The fields produce rich
h.rves's. toe ZONES Of the farmers are nt Only
comfortable bat IL many cases eisgsns- Toe vi.
ages grow IS 4 oy magic charcre. AID schooi.
r0uses ftaft gY eide y eide aud 10 shs age
icn he csgRly nnds accommodations and .1ole
Of which no one need complain. Their Agri-
ca.tgrs. SLows-E airs-Dis,ric. Ccascls-ToTn
Meetings, &c. SC. ell show ;hs, the people are
ms1sgl8g their own aisirs ia energy, aud
Iuriyng the prOcess. Al "a lie and activity -
Bat Tic monslE ihe ssrn7 traveller, On Lls vsy
d1wI toe 81. Lawrence, enters the oeigni0ry
lsnds the c0ltrs,t becomes visible ard continues
throughout TIER whole extent Here everything
10 al shout the r-rzi tstricts sppears ss-ep
Ire beds are ~orn Our with inproyider. has
osrcry-ths villages appear u have been sts-
t.orsry Tor tne iast quarter or fceLtgry. There
3 scarcely IA s1y o. them p16lc nouse a. which
a comfortable rseal can be procured. There are
20 scroois or, u there are. IL 10 only recently,
e11 t1ry Afe -a1gnt ~ Do1.aees q tns p1ests,
so vii De satisfied Il the comnsnone8a o. the
church are inculcs:ed. Whether the children learn
much Else or rOt There sre 10 Agrlca :orsl
shows c. = -lrs or, II there be here and there
ooe, !. g managed sEt attended almost exclu-
'!Fely oy TIE iev old .OcnIy people ard Amer.
cGns sessiec aronz y0g. The priest and the
se'greur, or their too's. msnsge your lOci. Efars
Al tie hasi; a SCI: government, the most i'm.
POrtani Ia country enjoy ng free Institutions, is
unknown. For 10 the eJrtes, iess NAKED In ao-
Proachiag yor IRON the United states or ,he Town
saiPs. A sooa a. Tie traveller cones 70 the seiz-
rories, be leaves HE activity and orosp peri.y be-
nins, snd hacs tosPor aud poverty. lr fact the
condition CT rugged Vermont, with 10, tithe OF
ycSr hsiurs tcs&rtsges a 4 standing and pointed
rebake 70 yOu- There the wilderness has been
Almost turned into fertile fed here you nav.
tsrned ierrile telts Almost mo A wi.derne,,-
There, Intelligence, ingenuity, ia,.e. seifgovera-
meat prevail here All u the reverse New xha,
q Ire cause o. al this There mas, 20 . cause
ios L Il you VIII only search j. ogt u ia Eo. lack
4 Industry on yoar part for you are excellent per-
seVering and iogeai1s lsbo,ers. I, 10 no, want of
eeorony-;o- ycu I've upon fs- less than any Of
yo1f ns!shoor', and et joy macn fewer comforts
toAn ca o1ght 70 enjoy. What is /, theni The
i.rmer IN Upper Csnsds, the Townships or the
States, u working solely for himself and biz ehlI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

DgaTHs CT VESEE4BLE CITEGIAES-Urier
s-1iher hesc we announce tie denise q The hzhiy
es.eesred Rev DR.. Csihcsrt Cf York, Pa - To- ex-
irene OF - wears, sbd the fOozns dispatch IRON
PtisoDrsh. Oct 25 gives Information Of death oi
saotter disI.r gulsn-d and ve5srstec clergyns-
aev Joan Blscs. d died hi. aOrrl.x !. q. selock
10 ne sd yea Otis age
Dr. sack uss ths is;hsr OF tie gallant Col Samuel
W B.sck- he wss q pure patrick truly religious
man. snt reyered BY large consregstol and hls ru
mercus eescentArn. [Ph,lsdel ptis Psunsylya.isa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

gully OF NURDEk.-Heniy l.. Foole IA,
been found guilty u murder in he hfs' degree n h.
ins Emily Cooper sirl "a years Of age resli,rts
Bradford lie wa. tried at the present term Of - y
peFior Court At Ncw.Hsven, Judges Church and -
worth preeiuiuF.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

M ssvinx previously ned three soafta, ,se n,
osoe = essenss q 49,. sl.ied tssi the b.h v asst
hsrd, cfNr Bs.xSrsh .nS ths s-o9-rsy .s., -, :
trroiei for pl~nsin 10 sn1 u sor 80
Ms, Joan'oa sHd Mr sos~3fih. fos sel-1ess
UsiTgp sr.rrs MlsssAl', Ogsics.-cAa,~
Slasg -Jcan ID Lehrios. merchant. snc Jsis So
re,iso on a eh,E.e oi .ingsslsg ra-so-s. '.,''s's
g worn oi piu.H. cfssss.. a. v.-re sf.es,ss.~
cart soins. 4 ,aia, 10 81 l. 2. .so,. ..
svrrrec hA. NJ l. Ard he n.s- ~er- nsries 10 =.
sclsn. Th- srfss,. are bases % he cigi. al .,,
,tsfg,es, the on- mssirg y Fersl b. ne sun u a.,
.nd a1- ros exceeding sSe" Mr. L. gaze s.s .ss..a
surr o.; D. go VI "a not ., z'-n bal
Chirg> ~ Crres 1sd Estsal4 fali'A rsaf gct. pa.r
,rss uis.e 81 10 saie Gay Asunefl g. a. conpe,,f
on fhs shos- chsrf- = fe - 20 sttIsr rares -
Napay. Itis ssa not 10 BE- seno-s osfe. a s.,.
ba.i lor exauinslicn
C5USr o. CosNoS PlEAs -li,b>Ss ca'rs. -s.,,..
~ CaaS la rslsAln 10 lie clnf .4Ht a. 70 ss,'.
rvsls rnt B., Der i.aer 20 snte.e oAisr. sla e.st
s0 - slOV 81 10 remain IN her Ffc.sDi pace nsus-
m-ri ir see esssirsnrout IN Toe boresy. sr-ssy-
f-sfei 20. ths cs.c ls- b-ea referred 10 X Ws..,
E,i 10 axe frcoi
BROOKLYN
svpsscs CoCsr-s.t,re Nathan sors- c-,-
gsJ.~-tas.ss Y Sst-eaai Tufy N De- ,ia -rts,.,
~ scaon r-s0ger io" vsse = - e1snuS of ssatss
~ The tcfendsnl. 10 psrud The eonp..n' sssss y;
he egg. ssis 20 t.isIt-lt on . lst o. ! tu
i.ss Asrti that they were of ~ vaue of s. a. ~
thst 40 uarl of th- money h, beer lala fae e.ts-
10 lhs. he ekts 81 stoft oi t1o h'-at s,
- sud that crsftor oi iaen. were f',ea sle l.s
r.uirred verdict or plain d. u 80 = osnss-s ~
co-f.. Es.ch 4 EI,-t-gfea "a Dsrif Ho-,sA ~
Ississi, a. .'tfr, "a y - A1i Ntai " " - - II,
~. a, .ct,or ff ID. recovery of the sum of Sf -
iaies..t from ~ month OF Dee mher 1877, -sc % :
due sad ,lslal part - ne cons dcrsuos -
which u - 10 hs paid tnr cfr.sn prelitcsi n Ms,.
N ode over ~ he suf;rs - tr cefct cant rhs .e..
eat u hi, answer Aef-. ih-t ne suns Il 49, al a.
aus BY the said = sntts fof pfof-.soeA sesrcs
a. attorney rer tercd ~ him a. fheif rrclesi. "a .
Glars h.i amount - .et-of 10 - amount esnet y
the pi.innd. TIE Jury rendered verdict iW Palsg.
cf ssil ~ damages, snd cO.s
Covsr o. CYks AND rss~isFs-ln tho case q Clr.
Ca,pcnf.r s1u.e lfie additional ts.iiEo ony ossssl
Yesterday. when 'h- csse closed. and thr suG-,se
will commences this f1feuoon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
nIsERRIsUs. For the Tribune

nIrERRIsU5---.For the Tribune
R-st f.rsse-s spi'si'
Br T. n. sroDDAxD.
!.
HI has passed away,
From world Of strife,
Y.sht.pg the wars Of Time and Life
The leaves will fall when the winds are loud,
Ard the sno~s Of Winter cave hn shrond,
BEt he will never sh ever knor,
Anything more,
OF leaves and snow
n.
The GUNNER tide
OF bis life vss psst, lOin'
And his hopes were strewn iise iesVss On 'ns
His faults were nsuy--kis virtues lew,
A tempest. with Aecss Il the Heavens blue
He might have sos ed ia the morning bght,
Bot ne built hs nsss
With iho birds Of Night
III.
He slinnered spart
Ia a solemn gloom.
Like dying lamp 10 hsultsd tomb
Hs touched bis lu,s with canning spell,
Bot al it's melodies brsAtred OF Hell
He summoned the Afrts and the Ghou.s,
And the psllic ghosts
Of the dsmbsd souls
".
Bat he lies IN dost,
And the stone 10 rolled
Over his se21ichcr d m and cold
He has Cancelled ali he has dJne or sad,
And gone 70 The dear and holy dead
Let us forget the psth he trCd,
Aud leave him nov
To his Maker, God
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

FATAL TgAorDT.--Oa W ednesday tho body
OF w-ndres.ed man was found the grounds Of tho
Cypress HIS Cemetery, dead. asd TO ell appearance
having been for several dsy1 The face and head
had oeen by birds insects that recognition
from the ie.tare. will be more than doubtful.
Dr. Ball held Inquest on Tharsdsy afternoon. II,
evident he had committed suicide ylsto. be-
log found In his right hand and bullet hole IN bis
head. lie had a black irock coat green cashmere
psnt., plaid silk doubiebressted yest csfshin boots
muslin shirt linen bosom. Canton asnnsl uniershirs
snd drawers, red spotted silk handkerchief plain gold
rins On the little anger of hls right hand lie had in
hi. 2ocze, ticket of the l. l. Railroad Co. 20 the Race
Cour.e, Sept Is.
The 'upPo.itioD at once ansss ,ha, he had been
gambling AZ the lost all his money and took this
desperate mode Of ending mia troubles.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

IsQUEr.-Coroner Bal yesterday held an 10.
que., upon the body of who wss found drowned
the loot oi Hamilton avenue He WAS apparently an
lrsnmsn and had on his person a ticket from the
Loyal National Repeal Society, with the OF James
hslten. snd psssage ticket iE shp Syria tor Francis
DOBnely The Jury rendered a verdict that tie de
ceased esme 10 his death By drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27
HROOKIfN

CoVsr o. CyES AND rssNtsFs-lu the case q Cir.
n ca,rcrfr s1u.s Ire situonsi ts.i ony va essrl
Yesterday. when 'h- ess- closed, and ne suG-.s =
will commences this f3feuoor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

90 Re-, Y-rsso-s ,sssir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

FlRs.-Yesierd,y sftsrnoon shout O'Clock
bed was -, sre 70 In house "a Ch'is'opher''L ss
tween Gay,L -nd Grcenwch.sv. IL WAS quickly put
ou, by tue Ninth Ward Police 50 thsithe hremen were
not Obliged to open The hydrants Toe e',e looks very
much ike sFson.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04
Irelands-Starvation and Death.

Among the items copied from the Eu'
ropean papers; papers brought by the last
steamer, we find the following appalling
picture Of starvation and death, from
down trodden and unhappy Ireland. Il
is copied from an Irish paper:-- States
man.
"Last week man named Thomas Kel
ly lay for nights on the mail road leading
fran Newport to. Aohil where he died OF
starvation, and remained exposed. prey
to the dogs, from Wednesday to Saturday
Within few perohes of said place man
of the name of Sweeny died Of starvation
in the same week, and on the road. where
be remained seme time exposed and un
| buried. Same week saw about thirty
men, under a steward named Slretiop,
breaking stones under a wall enclosl luE
farm, from which they were expef1
now laying waste. These men, ,HsTed !,
were all suited to agricultural labor; the
broken during the week, if in the London
market. would not pay the stewards wa.
ges. Same week, Rev. Mr.. Scully, r. C.
G., stated he attended man dying OF
starvation from whose mouth fro tn issued
when hailiffs threw the ends of the house
down. Same week, the wife of O'Don
nell Smith, Knocluga who died of atarva
ton, was sent to the grave on ladder
without cofian or coyeriug. The Roman
Catholic curate said he would undertake
to load cart with the dead Bodies Of
those who died of starvation, on any day
within seven miles, A person officially
connected with the district, stated that
fully one thousand persons must die, W lth-
in the coming month, of starvation, as
many of those who are on the relief list
are getting only few ounces Of yellow
meal daily"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-05-04

A NEW PARTY.-A new political party has
sprung up at Upper Sandusky, called the
"SToaA PARTY" At the late election fol-
corporation officers the "Siogas' succeeded
in electing Mayor, Recorder and four out
OF Eve Councimen over both Of the old politi
cal parties.
Who will now say that Upper Sandusky Is
not great place! Go it "Siogas! We
admire the name. 1t is great wonder that
it was not thought Of soonek--Forum.
Yes, and we shouldn't wonder if the indom-
table Wing party would steal the name. they
admire anything that takes well, and it is
about time for them to change their name, or
add or prefix something to it, they might hitch
on that of "Stoga." How would i. sound
friend Bean to say 'Stoga Wings or the
'Whig Stogas!' We predict that they will
steal the name if they think it available, and
admonish the honest portion of the 'Stoga
party to be on the alert.