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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

~ Father MATHEW was received by the
Mayor and Aldermen At Boston Wednesday, and
visited aneuil Hail. Quincy Market the Custom House,
Merchants Exchange, Beacon Hill Reservoir, SC. and
expressed his satisfaction and delight at all he saw.
He administered the pledge TO some dozen Of MS coun-
trymen, among whom was Mr. Donohoe, the Editor
aud publisher Of the Boston Pot The friends Of Tenn
perance arranged and chsste banquet tor their
d.ting uished advocate, 10 be- celebrated al Fsneuil
Hall last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

~ The Southern Mail, due at III yesterday
forenoon, did arrive till after O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The detention understand, was caused
by sand drifting upon the track Of the railroad At some
point south vi Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
yI7 seed

CoNss-Lades are respeciinIy nsi,'e ~ -, ,,.
& i. beyond al doubt me greatest 10 tho ciiy,
we rb v,iji be found the Oprn chain pattern 20
ahonk 1870 Al.o an be obtained every article appef-
Hrcn VI, VI ~ foiIet A. a. }. SAUNDERS,
- w.. 3s7 Broadway between WAAef ana " hiess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

~ FANcY CUrLIRY embracing large yanev W
.pft.mens pen and pocket Knives Of the more rare shn
beautiful patterns many u which have never been before
imported Also, variety 81 unique sflicirs 'of o'le'
rsuted 20 ~ the best quality q. SAL NDEh- d sO',
wa 3eods 47 Broadway, Liberty and 81 bfVso"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

IT, Tsg metallic TABLET sRTAP for keeping iaLYf'
In perfect order -Th. aruce hss been 90 long an" -
rsby known TO the public need no common, on ~ -
virtues. suffice II to cay, u has 10 eqIA4 III P''e
keeuest Dos- bic edge % the rsz H., 80 p....y
.,, q,.,d. cor Liberiy-st snd "a Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

The New. ORLEANS ABDUcTIor CAsE.-The
Wdshn9'0H REPUBLIC speaking OF the recent abduction
of d young Cuban from New Orleans says AZ the date
Of last patch day later usn the last mal al
vices the excitement not only undimnlshed bur,
the other hand, continually increased and highly IN
hammatory articles had appeared In more than one OIL
the New Orleans papers
BROKE JsIL.-Seven of the prisoners confined
In the Jail at Easton succeeded in making their escape
last week They made hole in the wall by means OF
table knife and the wooden handle Of sooyel being
occupied in the work only half an hour. They nave
lPhIladelphla Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

FAsHioNABLE CARD ESGRAyIso w sddng and Visit
ing Cards. splendid Enyeops, Waters, elegant Boxes for
Cake, In great variety at EvERDELL' fashionable estsb
n.hment for Cards Broadway and Dusns,t and
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Markets.. BrrrALo. July IS Pm

RecePfs since yesferday-FLouR. 1000 bols
WHEAT 1900 bush CoRN, 10000 bush.-The market
for Flour opened hrm in consequence of the steamers
news About 1900 bbls changed hands at 4 81; for
Black Rock and ~ \ I 62t for Ohio. WHEAT Is in
good demand with sales OF 1000 bushels At 90 cs for
Ohio = cts tor Wisconsin. and 65 cents for Chicago
Sales Of 2lOoO bushels Corn At 10 cents for Western
mixed and q cents tor lat yellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

" 10 consequence Of the storm the Southern
lines Of telegraph were not in working order last
evening. 50 We without usual dispatche. from
that direction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICA. MUSEUM Now that Signor Bltz's dspar-
ure announced be showing what hs do Some OF
the trcks he has been performing this week are OF
nnioue and most extraordinary character They are TOO
dem for our philosophy The curtain falls every after
noon and evening on gay farce Did you ever send
your Wife 10 Brooklyn - amid Shouts Of laughter, and
tho performance IN The lecture room seem 70 win
golden opinions from all sOr- 81 men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
JOHN CLAYTON,
RENERDY JOHNSON,
JACOB COLLAMHR.
JosEPH {. O. KENNEDY, Secretary.

THE CHOLERA-Thereh have been six new cases
of Cholera in the city and two deaths since yesterday
tour OF them Irish abOrs in the employ of Patrick
Smith. teamster IN Quarry-st and the two others
rishmen living IN Plume stone Of whom Is very
low The TWO deaths-Ot which person
named James MelOn-were At the former place The
Mrs Kreumich, whOse reported yesterday, Is
since dead. In the Aims House since yesterday. Is
yesterday report there have been five cases, but
deaths.
occurred in that place within the past week four Vt
which Gn family named CsmpbelD proved fatal-thc
result of lntempersnce in drink and diet
In Camden fatal cases on Tuesday, making during
the week "A cases and 5 deaths The Wta Jd"ymdn
reports that the disease 10 on the decline there.
In Railway, there have been deaths from Cholera
during the week, OF which occurred at notorious
house called " the Brick Tavern" Newark Adv 2otn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
TIE NEW CESsUs-We publish the following
Circular in order let the public what Ia wanted
In Washington by the Cencus Department
L.
DlpARrNENr OF srArE. W.

DEPARTMENT or STATE, WAsHiNGroN, July 10, 1919
SIR Will you have the Kindness 20 inform the Census
Board Immediately what subjects embraced within the
Census Of 1910 have no practical bearing upon The re-
OF your state and hich had better be dispensed
with 20 the admission Of more important considerations
Please also inform The Board what subjects embraced
m The Sixth Census would, In your opinion be worthy Of
notice in the Census OF 1880
Anxious 90 arrange TIE preliminary measures In such
will be To the best exhibition Of the varied in
Of the Union the Board has authorized the prepa-
Of blanks 10 differ somewhat. the requirements
of different sections may suggest In blanks the
Northern States 10 include questions relative o the
growth Of cotton. rice and cane would he superhu
10 include predictions exclusively Northern 10
bianks the Southern States IL hoped that the
importance of The subject and the solicitation Of this
Board will insure immediate response 20 inquiries the
object of which ascertain the development Of the
Of ihs whole country aud the peculiar resources
OF your State nei ghborhOod
Address " Department of state-Census
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

Do~'r s.Yirs INCREDIBLE SIT co And s,g This Is
our advice To no bring themselves 10 be-
eye that Boots Of the finest French csskn, e1quisiiey
finished most fashionable style are selling al - ~
a pair at JoNEs's, IA Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

~ The Western Erpo"toy at independence,
Mo has declared in favor OF Col Benton's Views on
the Slave question and dominates him for President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

~ Dr. BRowS warrants cure every case Of Cholera
that he may be called to IL tho commencement Of ne
attack also all persons sgsihst IN attack Who m y pu'
themselves under his Office corner Of Canai't
and Broad way BO I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

r. New York Cemetery for the People. Lots only
s5 for the present Agents ofhce for the sale Of lots
40 Broadwa At he Branch Post Office. eH lmiseod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

Receipts SINCE yeterday- FLOUR, $500 bbs
Wheat none CoRN. - 900 bush.-The Europs's news
unsettled the market and nothing Of importance trans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Court Of Appeals.
reported for The Tribune.
NoRwfcH, Chenanxo - T-,,..4.. I,

=, - " H~'s'HJI 9HII y
The following are the cases opened BY the coor,
this Day
No. 9o-reruade Cutting. admx. &c responder,
~ sinst jacob Little and Others. spp.lant. 60 ~
S'muel BeSrds.cy for appellants, sns by VIM G No,s.
for defendants. ~
W. l5 Henry Nef srisnd. respondent agair., wa
liam Watson. sppelanf.-Cn motion ~ ~ g.
ordered that The dciSut % tbs be- oneued and ~
motion ~ Theodore Hinsdae. Counsel Tor remodel,
ne 'ppc" m his c,p'e was dismissed BY the Court
NO. - James rghi. appellant asa'o.t ~ r.r, n
Douglas respondent Argued by Jobn A c,,fa,r -,
sppcil ~ sad y b DAVIS NDNon for responder,
~. at-Itr Iroge On the relation ~ W,I,.,, 3
Post. respondent. against Robert l. Fle,,,, 80.
sheriff, sc. spPellant-Arcued by B DayI. Soxon
Counsel for appellant, and BY Georses ,. Camp Counsel
for resp0ndents -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
NOMINAL ThursdaY.

=
There have been - deaths IN this city from the
Asiatic Cholera. during the past a hours We have
no other news worth Teegrsphing Yours X. Y. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27


| pOstpOnement wi meet this forenoon
Special Term 0i, C0n-The affidavit a. To
the busness establishment referred 10 IN his case day
two since, should have been stated made by Mi
5 W Benedict
MARINE CoURr Before Judge COwles -LsHdlO'd and
Tenant -Iey.s Dnykai The decision Ia This case Wa
understand principally account Of detective -ib
davif setting forth right To possession, sud lhat
the relation of landlord aud tenant existed nc Ih"
points that contemplated by he siHnte on
day, except st May m case Of holding over
and giving the met summons or notice L.
sued by the Court must be officer were not considered
necessary To consideration me decision
THE rule, understand pursued by all The Disinci
Courts IN ell cases except where IT'S shown maj Zen
holding after his time has EXPIRED aud mar inc
premises have been actually let 10 hlfd parry VINO -
waiting not to Issue writ reurnahls ehoft OF
three days This gives tenant an opportunity Tor "n
II in and for person having ngW
10 retain possession be enabled to show tbs fact
Police Court "A day or two since lawyer named
Theodore Suyvesant whose place OF business u Al ~
Chambers-L preferred complaint against ID NJ holhs
OF the North American Hotel N me bOwrfb,
whom he charges with writing and sending him most
insulting and belous letter Il appears that stuyv,sant
tad applied 10 by female bOrrdef OF hoiis,efs,
named Rose Ciue whom she charged with OBTAINING TWO
| trunks containing clothing Nj upon hearing me com
pl.nt a the defendant requesting him to gss
up property Miss ChLe and received IN answer mo
following letter. nave this moment received your VII
famous note In answer 10 which have To Inform you
that understand my position better than any lying tlrV'
ng petfOggng Shy.ter In New York and, furthermore,
" yon or any Of your undertake sde my pre-
misses excerpt lawful VIII be likely 10 Rrt h'
n my boot applied IN efficient manner pom near
ng the Justice LsthrOp held The accused 70 Oa IN
| the Of s50oto answer The chsrge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
wuo rr1.r ON THE RAMPARTs OF ROME

WHO FELL ON THE RAMFAhIs Ok hOhE,
,rssstr srs,estfss
AGAINST OVERWHELMING NUMBERS, AGAINST AMPLE
MUNITIONS AGAINST FATE
Tusfs HIGHEST HOPE THAT IN THEM, LIVING OR DEAD
THs sAcsrD CAUSE SHOULD DisHoSssED.
Their prOudest wish,
THAT TRIEDOOMs CHAMPIONS THROUGHOUT
THr WORLD MIoHr RECOGNIZE THEM AS BRETHREN
Nobly dying
That SURVIVING MILLIONS MAY DULY AbHoR
TYRANNY LOVE LIBERTY
Closing their eyes sereney,
~ rHt GENEROUS PATH THAT RIGHTS FOR ALL, po~sio'
FOR NONE WILL soon REwvIrY TIE EARTH BAF
TIzED IN THEIR BLOOD.
Stay needless WsndeTeT
DETIIE NOT WITH LIsTLESssTEP HE ASHES % HEROES
on rHE RELICS THESE MARTYRS swrsR DEEPER AMI
STEINER BkrG EVERY FORM or OyfREssIoN.
Here learn TO feel
DEARER Low EOk ALL WHO STRIVE FOR LIBERTY
Here breathe Prayer
FOR IN, SPEEDY TRIUMPH RIGHT OVER nIssr,
LIGHT
And foR RoME's FALLEN DEFENDERS,
r,.r rHs SOD OF The OPPRESSED AND AFFLICTED MAY
HAvE THEN IN hIs HOLY KEErINe
"They never die who fall in great cause
The block may soak their gore.
Their heads may sodden In the sun.
Their limbs be strung to city gates or castle walls.
But sull their spirits stalk abroad"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

CINCINNATI. Wednesday July 25-P VI.
The number OF interments up % ~ NJ. this day
il. Of Cholera - and other diseases * The weather
has been wet good part OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

UNION COLLFGE.-TAiLsK LAWS, Ill ID the
distinguished Professor Gresk in the New York Uni
vcr.ity has just been appointed to similar pest in
Union College. other changes have been made in ac-
cordance with the announcement which we made some
time since though several vacancies IN the intended
Professionally of Agriculture. Nc remain untitled The
following is We believe list OF the Rs~ Fac
ulty
Rev Fliphalet Mott ID y IL d President and Pro
lessor of Moral Philosophy Rev Robert frouont u u
Emeritus Professor OF Greek and attn Legungcs lay
Ter Lewis IL ID Professor of the Greek language and
Literature Rev Thomas Reed, ID Professor oi
the attn Language ard Literatur- Isaac w Jackson,
AN Professor OF Mathematics. pure applied John
Foster A NJ Professor of Natural Philosophy, iona
than Pearson Professor of Chemistry and Natural
History Rev John Mott AN Assistant Professor oi
Rhetoric and Physiology William Gillespie AN
Professor OF Civil Engineering aud Adjunct Professor
ct Mhhemstics Hiram II Perry, AB. howard foil'r'
B Joel Huntington. q Charles H. Taylor, Ab
Tutors William l. Akin. b Principal OF Schenecta
dy Academy, TX Oihcio Tutor NeNaoder Ieu1'''
u Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology NJ Wen
d.l l. Amoreaux. NJ. Instructor 10 the French Ian
suage and Literature
NioN COLLFGE COMMENCENENr.-One hundred
and eleven student. graduated at Union College on
"wednesday last, the largest class in America Inc
following list of the honorary degrees conferred by
the Trustees IL Dion Greene G. Brons N Of Al
banv Hon John & Spencer of Albany. DD.-hev.
q " Blagdrn Pastor OF the Old South church Dos
| ton. Rev Alfred Campbell Pastor of the Spring st.
Church, New YORK; Row David Murdock, Pastor ~
the Reformed Dutch Church. Catskil AM-Rsv. Mr.
Puman of Cumberland. Thos w Field OF William.
burgh, WIN. w. Clark of the state Normal school.
Samuel l.. Hooker OF West POulfney, vermont l.
Chandler Ball E-q of IoOsack Falls Y u jas
Crocker of the Albany Academy, Benjamin Franklin
of Chemung County Burton Il Townsend of Water
town. Lincoln A. Merriam OF New salem, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
Cholera Mt 1T. LouI--Col. Benton and Judge
Birch.
IT. Louis. Tuesday, July ~.


There were - intermen's IN the city yester
day. Of which 81 were from Cholera showing In
crease OF deaths from Cholera the returns for
yesterday
The correspondence between Col Benton and Col.
Douiphan. showing the trick attempted by Judge
Birch. at a packed meeting at Liberty No TO get up
an expression Of public opinion against Old Bullion
has appeared in the public prints This attempt at
Domestic Manufactures 10 the way OF public opinion
turned out very bad speculation. 1t requires very
early riser TO ct the start OF the great Mssourian
and Judge B.rcn has proved himself unequal TO The
task few atthmpts OF this sort IN the part Of
the Ssvocracy OF this state ara Only necessary - en-
sure Col Benton 2 triumphant reelection TO the [. :
Senate.
The Cholera at Alton. Beviile Grcenyille, Lebanon
and Hlsborougb ID. - suhsiding gradually. The
towns located on the banks oi the Illinois River sre
frasF -. IN, fha ui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
IN MEMORY
MARTYRS OF HUMAN LIBERTY,
wHo yELL
-DURISo TIE sIEGE. MAY AND June. isss
DEFENDERS OF ROME,

Tgt nACHfSAriOSs % DEsFoTisN, THE WILLIS o.
AMBITIOUS HyfocRIsY,
The f>FrRsAL PERFIDf 90 mO>ARCHiCAL
WHO HAVE sToLES POWER ~ FRANCE
hollow FsOFrssloSs % THAT S1''n" -....
xos,.,,~ o.. .xn swfAkINc FIDELITY
TO rHar oossTIrUriON WHO" '"
FASTENED most eLasiSS'
~ TO VIOLATE
Thu. hchly deserving
The Io.tbips detestsuon Of The honest and Just
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

BUFFALO Thursday, July 30 ? NJ
The report Of the Cholera to-day IS not 50 favor
able as yesterday il being 20 and % deaths This
shows all increase of L. cases and SIX deaths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

ROCHESTER. Thursday, July 20
The Board of Health report for the - hours end
ing Yesterday noon : OF Chosrs, 2 of which
proved fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

BUFFALO, Thursday. July "a.
The ravages Of the Cholera have extended to
Niagara Falls We have heard reported today several
most distressing bereayements at that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

sac OF siege, alJids some foundation fer h
CONTEMPLATED rising in that country, in conpec
TN wnn the Hungarian movement TIE po.
ish ifonef is 50 strictly guarded that netting
but The Posi- can pass. The Emperor at Russia
ie Warsaw suddenly on the lOh Tor 81. Peters
burg.
FiEDmoSr.-The negotiations Tor The conGn-
sion OF peace be ween Austria and Piedmont
says letter itom Tunn Of the l4,h are suspen.
aeui Inc efieencIes OF Austria are the recomthen-
cations OF NJ Gadna, and the Envoy ii Pod
mont in London, who always writes 10 procrasl
tinae as much as possible lie defiaiie arrange
men, ot the Austria Sandman question, are the
sole causes OF The DELAY
On The Is, Aug. the Chambers are conyoked.
and if they are animated by the ex,rayagant
spirit OF the preceding legislature they will at
once divest the king of the power Of and proba-
bly, drive him 10 renewal Of hostlities
PRUSSIA AND DENMARK.
The armistlce between Prussia ami Denmark
has been ratified. A suspension Of hostili,ies.
both by sea and land, for months agreed 10
At the close OF this period The armstlce, il not
TO De renewed, is TO continue six months longer
The blockade is TO be raised as soon as the Ger
man troops have been moved 10 the South OF
Flinsburg. The captured vessels, with their
cargoes, are TO be restored on both sides
During the coniinusnce II The arniistice, The
Ocehy OF Sch'eswis !. Is 10 be governed by GEM
mission. u! which one member IS 10 be non ina
Ted BY tie klns of Denmark, and one BY lhc king
Of Prussia. The Queen OF Eogland is 10 be e
guessed TO nominate tnrd member, who is to
decide III a.! cases when The other Two cannot
agree.
The north oil Germany is again quiet, but in
The South The insur2ens still hold ou, wi h'n the
Fortress Of Radstanai. The whole OF the Gsand
Duchy oil Baden, with Iha, exception, is occupied
by tbe Pfnssian troops. The lives OF The captive
Republicans are 10 be spared, and Gen. RADIO.
wiz has ordered TO lranspor, them 10 The United
States.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Amelia Circuit su
perior Court OF Law and Chancery, May tenn, 1879.
James p. Cooke, Trustee in i deed executed by Ia
ton Morris and Lucy W., his wife, William II Scott,
and Elizabeth F. Scott, an infant child OF William o.
Scott deceased, who sues by Thomas L Giles her next
friend F'aihiiHs'
Ssainst
John P. Boiling, late Sheriff of Amelia county. and
IS such. administrator .: Wm G. Scott decd Alfred
D ERgeston, administrator, do bons non OF SAID w m
G. Scott decd; Austin seay, late hsrif OF Amelia
county and such, administrator Of WIN. T. Eggles.
Ton, decd and John 3. Chatn Executor Of Richard
Booker, deed, which VIM. r. Egseslon and Richard
Booker, were sureties of Alfred D. E.gleston
Defendants.
This day. this cause came TO be heard the bill,
The answer OF John P. Boiling, late Sheriff of Amelia
county, and such, administrator Of WIN. q. Scott,
deed and of John b. Chain executor Of the last VIII
and testament cf Richard Booker, DECD, repications
10 said answers; and 10 tile defendant, Alfred q.
Egeles,on adm ia ranr, de tons non OF William e.
ssot: deed and Austin Seay, late sheriff Of Amelia,
and as such, administrator OF William l. Eeglrson,
decd aeaIne, whom the Plaintiffs appear TO have pro.
eesdsd In the required by la~ ana mole Than
two months hlvng elapsed since me service OF process
on thos. defendants, and they Sill iaing 70 appear
and answer the bill the same IS TAKEN Tor confessed
a. 10 III se defendants; the exhibits ana evidence heu
and wa argued by Counsel; on consideraten wnerenI
The Court doh order thai said Jno Boiling, late snein
oiAmelia county, aud such, administrator OF Nh'
O. Scott, decd, do render before one OF the comnis
sloners Of this Court, account Of his administration
on the estate Of The sad decsdant. In taking such
account, the commissioner s 10 consider thc ex paEtp
account heretofore settled and returned az prma taeie
evidrnes ote maiess ,hcreiE conaincd and on fall
ufs OF said Bciitav, sheriff and aforo
TO render an aeeout Of hs administration of said es-
tate, as REQUIRED by this order, alter the notice ci the
time ana place ot iakine the same ,hr commissioner Ia
required 10 proceed ut he instance OF the plaintiffs 10
settle the same taking the thereof III. said
eI parte accoun and the commissioner Is REQUIRED TO
audt STATE una settle The SAID administration ccou
aud make report thereof 10 The Court 4 IN anv ~
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, az
which any ofthe parties may require TO he stated.
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