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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

ANOTHER Cure FOR CHoLKRA.-By the last steam
er, we received the following letter from phllan-
thropic lady residing in London, which explains its
own purpose. Ginger has always been considered
good for the stomach -
SIR-
am not able to defray the postge Of this letter-as
am lady 81 reduced circumstances much. but tasf,
to inform you OF vswsy for the ate cholera to the
people Of Emsrics take large vim. glass IL cold rar
aud put as much ginger will lay veil heapd on a
shilling and put u In the water and drink " OIL am
true friend tho stranger
MADAME GANDOLPHT
% Cireneester place portland road London ngland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

Assu.L rur sournAmrros-ssotr P.ss.oy-
The nne "rslsce' ,hp Southampton, Captain Morgan
arrived yesterday alters very short passage from Eng
land She left Portsmouth on the 4th inst and va,
therefore only twenty one days in crossing the At
iantic
Among her cabin passengers potiss the names ~
John r. Bfedhsd Esq, ourla,e Secretary Of Legation
at Lond,n. and Mr. James Hudson. the popular repre-.
sentative e. lrb character, from the Theatre Royal
Haymafket, London. The latter IL on q professiopa
tour through the United States
She brngs fcriy.seveu 6Tst class pssscugers all Of
Hhtm are 10 good health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27
New York, Monday, August ~, Is49.
Notice..

We understand that VIM. A. Cornwall is collecting
subscriptions in the interior Of this State for the New
York Herald He has authority to obtain single
subscriber, or to receive cent on our account He
was snes cur correspondent in Albany but ceased
time since, to act in that capacity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

BosroN, Aug 2o-PM.
Arrived-Ship Harriet Ewing Valparaiso; barks Eutaw
and Lowell Baltimore Seah and ashua brige
Yuc.tan and Denmark do; ehrs Lady Suffolk, Norfolk
Cambridge, NYork.
26th1Arr ship Germantown Pensacola goth uls Ha-
dspha brigs Argo leoah Paulna, do Behrs Edna c. and
and Louisa Gray, do; Orion, Rondout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

PHILADELHHIA, August &c, 1910.
There was fire this afternoon, about Eve o'clock,
which destroyed two stables in Pine above 18th street
Four horses persisted in the flames.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

THE OLD HuSKKns' ADDRESS. Having published
the address Issued by the barnburners to the rank
and file of that party. we, for the sake of fair play,
also publish similar address emanaiing from the
old bupKers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27
ne SOuthern Nal,
Shipping Intelligence.

BALTIMORE, August 20, 1870
The Southern mail failed to night, south OF Rich
mOud. virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27
Steamboat Accident.


The steamer lnniss left here for Norfolk yesterday
was met by the steamer Herald of James, Island, in q
disabled condition and brought back to the city this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

Riot ln Now Jersey.

PHLADELPHIA, August 70, 1913.
riot occurred to-day At Beverly, ~ j.. among ..
party Of visitors to . camp meeting A fisherman
named Collins, was killed by being stabbed TO the
heart during the fraeAs. The murderer was not de-
Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

The Unitarian burch 80 Worcester Mass, va de-
rr,y,d by FIRE on the night u the 2l;h ins, Lcss
5000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-27

Flremen.
Fire In Phlladelphla

The Native Hose Company was broken up daring
the fremans fight at the fire this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Bank DefaIcation at 1T. Louis-News from
santa Re.
ST Lorrs, Aontsy, Aug d.

ST lorrs, Monday, Aug D.
dedication / q the Bank Of Missouri was dis.
covered on the llth inst amounting 70 $40 TO far
IS examination has been made No count has yet been
made OF American dollars nor the other silver coin
The deiAcAron Is in the foreign god soDe. Nathaniel
Childs the paying teller has been arrested, and given
bail u the sum Of $4,000. and 4. 10 examined Wed
nesd.y next The sovency Of The Bank Is rot impaired
~ ths event Il has means IN plenty 10 nee, al IL
Liabilities.
Traders from ckihuAhEA have arrived, who EFT
there June l. and net L. :. lntArtry upon the SEMI
rome Troops and traders were getting along safely
81, slowly The Indians were troublesome The ki-
owsys, Cheyenees, and ArrsPahoes occupy the road
both beyond AID this aide the ArksnsAs The Canaan
ehess have gone south The cholers WA among tie
Kossya and was f.;Al Beyond Santa re, on the
Mariana route, and on the Rio AoAss, tne Indians
were very Troublesome The Government Of Cainus
hus had made contract with the Texans extermi-
inmate the Indians AZ atty dollars head The Tex
ans are buying IN men, women and ehliren. e Paso
. dssolAte, owing 70 Indian depredsi o1s.
The examination II Wise. for the murder Of Hart Is
ST. progressing. Ard great excitement prevas among
tne people The prosecution closed Thursday nizht,
when the defense commenced Five lawyers hsve ap-
PeAred tor the Prosecuuon and four Tor Wise. From
ne %saaony, tie murder deliberate and loag
planned Que Henry DLler. = German. WHO was
charged with numbering eoiored MAJ here some "a
noHins ago, and tnen led, discovered yesterday
Aad arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Progre.. Cholera.

rITTsBrESH, Monday Aug ..
There were deaths from Cholera a. South
Pittsburgh and Birmingham opposite TIE city yester
day and more tbs morning whole family, con
sisting Of the father mother and daughter among
the victims At Blrmlnsh The disease "a marked ~
the so.ence Of disrrhes and vomiting. the victims
being seized with sudden cramps, which terminates
fatally IN lev hours. There "a no Cholers IN tie
city " aich Is generally considered healthy.
SYRACUSE Monday, Aug 3.
There was b: one death from Cholera here
Saturday.
ALBANY, Moheay. Aug Bpm
The Board Of Health report % cases Of Cholera
and Il death. for the - hours ending this day noon
BosToS, Monday, Aug T.
Twenty zine deaths from Cholera have occurred
5uring the last q hours Of which were American.
and 2l Foreigners There arc now remaining i Gaze,
N the Hospital
NOMINAL, Monday, Aug g.
Judge Bedtrd expired on Saturday ,hor,ly
sfter closing ny dispsteh 10 you His funeral TOOK
place TO day, and wa ngmsroGsly attended The n.er
nents from ssrgr day noon 70 Monday noon were o
Cholera 2 and other diseases ls The disease has {.
most entirely left lie caty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
~ u. 49, ~, j, On. of,he few inuru.l.

" TIE Albany A,i1s 10 one Of the few j11rnas
Of = bose intesse persona maignity We are ooanc
70 be constant object. It's eonra- tors are among
that very consistent and wel-prlnciPled class
who went Their death sgsln.t allowing poor
colored men the Right Of Suffrage n NeT-Hork-
bat now aaect Intense surprise and Indignation
ths, they are not regarded as entitled - a. the
rights Of citizens 8; Wsshington. NJ. Handle
tor, who recently applied 70 the state Depart
M NJ Tor F oreign Passport, !. ciifen Of Penn
.ylvsIis, where - coisrsd wa - S!lOred 70 rots
o; all The Alias hss never murn1red az fhaf,
Bat is most Indignant that Mr. Clsyio refused
nm Passport expressly on the g-o1nd hat the
usage Of toe Department vas sgAiost granting
such 70 Blacks So Nj Clayton VAS undoubtedly
informed by the Clerk IL charge VI the Passport
bureau, snd We have not doubt that i s tue
The Atlas parsdes = single instance. and speaks
Of aTuther 10 which passport ras granted 70
b sck. or rather yeiloTisn man. Perhaps dii-
gent 'es-chiug n GIT dig up three or far more
cases in which Passports had been granted %
c0.ored nen as special tsyors under the pressure
Of some strong personal inference, without At al
iLva.idsting the gelerSl rue Of tne Department.
We have 10 doub. that Mr. c ayton understands
" hs, the rule IS a Little better than The Atlas
A-d Is quite as honest ia applying i. And,
At al events. re stated the exact. undoubted
truth in stating that a Passport was refused TO
Hamb eton on the ground that such 8 rule existed.
This rule Ne expressly condemned IN our only
fj-ner sllusion 70 the sEb.e and expressed our
earnest desire TO see abrogkted. We ofer our
whole lie IN evidence or the sincerity Of tnst t.
sire and are content 70 rest on that. There never
yet vas question Of giving or refusing Eqaal
Rights t. CDlOred Men in which We did not stand
openly and zesoosy the side OF giving-very
often 81 our own cos, and 20 our pary's Temporary
damage. We know how much good feeling The
At as AMI "a clsn have for that same csuse, and
why ard when they began, to prove IL. Il Is
shout three years since they the can if not the
Atlas itself were jeerinS at fried wool sni run
ming down the Whiss as the Negro Suffrage party.
We feel especially honored when su,h print
see. e 70 speak Of Bs after this fashion:
This O.. from that Pecs.nsn prnt he Ne1s- York Tyib
We party rack that does fe gOrk Of party
hostile human dom. al he while shouting IL Cord
rhetoric about Liberty 10 some other world snd Progress
SONS distant generation
The Atlas OF course concess from its readers the
TACT that disspprove the Secretary refusal and
desire its reversal, though do not expect to get
il by unjustly abusing him. The Atlas could not
be true to Itself without being decetful as well
malicious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Incendiary Fires-Great Democratic Meet
inE--Wsr among the ludian--saie OF a
Pail Rn.a


Al unsuccessful st-emptvss made s;eveulng.
= burn tie steamer -Wh.rvind- IS she vas .eaving
tbs port Three state rooms were cred NcGu.res
STRAIN sap nail burned down % Thursday ulsat
loss a. 90. insurei-'he work q 81 legendary.
area. Democratic meeting las Been held az Pslmyrs 81
which Benton was repui.aisd Another has oeel bold
- Platte City Birch and 5enton addressed ,ae i.-er
ent meetings and BETA. resolutions Al pied 90
SUI themselves and there vss much excitement Tie
steamer Tsnerians has Just arrived from TIE Yellow
stone and orinss INTEL sencs that great NUMBER GO
Indians TAD died q Choers Il the hesd % ;as RIVER
also hat iae Plste River indian n tie Missouri were
~ war among themselves. and that the SIOUX had made
AZ attack upon GrosveniFes ,ilsge but were repused
They threaten. however. 30 return snd renew the ~
tack and ex,erna;e their siversaries together via
the traitors the Fort located ihere The RaiIroal
from Me1cdoss 20 Quincy. H. has been sod hy Gov
French Tor so. 70 Quincy company.
There were three ares IN tbs city asst might but
Little da.nsge done Two % them were small -Aces
attached % lumber yards. TIE rivers sre falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

BOSrON-AsS.,so 1871 ..'p Fsvio, from Carl r. ii'h
l't spoke lsi INST 81 q 81. lon - Ia ship Harriet
gr.ts IS dsvs .oui Liverpool fur NrNlofA ota al =
= Ion g. .AS sn American ship bound ives, showing 4
rt Blue white tni red. horEonA stripes ssul- dal
spoke Pack shir sheridan. rem Liverpool 'r Nlofk
ship Iaberh from Liverpool. spose July .. ~ ..
81 IN fS hrs .she a. - dsys from canton i'' HAN
nar. 49, supp ef her with provisions. Aug .e ~.
,1 y H. "a. s-t ship OeNiu Clinton. 81 AMI tom NfofA
for LivrrpoOl-tlers beng thick "a A. the tne she
anne near -iur1g fu1 the I'm ut Ai IS is or =
lost over1osfi Lorenzo Wns.ow, seaman 90 bnins-
Wlrk. Ne
sho. Medors. from Cronsiadi. June =. E.ino-e July
Argist1-. Boraire - lt Sros- q inst at - on
-H big Frances anr. tom Baltimore Tor Porto Rico an
a. - e. Jon - IT, bark Charles Devn- NNork tr rurks
Island barks Merlin CrOusadI Jgae 9, E.sinoft .t -
= int si - - inn 90 81 boarded from fruss 81
bark Psas o days from Lsguna for siein. short Of pro-
vi.ons--s Do led err loh. CsCe Sable NJ IS miles
steamship Europe. from Nr~h orb ~ Halifax sad Liver
POO. sarah ANA. & om Newport. " Msnto. Palermo ,
ZION from R,uuors
Brig SWISS Boy. Newport. " June - spoke July =.
- iO ION g s. brig Pilgrim of Norm Yarmouth. ron
Tuniaa for CoWes 6fh inst ist o. Ion - VS. 10 60 ship
Maine. from liverpool for Boston hrgs anes orr New
roi'. " Mentor. Gouenburg Challenge. Gissg ~ :
Versailles. v minston, Ne sun. PhlA CLEssEo, ship
ocean Siar. New Orleans hrgs bassermsn, Bremen /,
Abbott Lawrence. Phala, NAndaus. Baltimore &C -
October. Wilmington. De-, Appleton. New. ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

DIPLOMATIC Asrsr OF Rr.-Count
SAMUEL WAss has recently arrived in the United
States in the capacity Of Diplomatic Asen, in N
the new Government Of Hungary. NJ. Ws.s as
originally dispatched BY KossurH aud bis Minis
iry 10 CoHstsntinople. Paris sad London in the
same quality. and having discharged his mission
70 those Governments, near which Hungary hs.
permanent agents. bis ultimate destination was
liked for this country. As bis sPeeia. credentials
t. our Government have not yet arrived be has
made no official application for reception At w ash
ington, though he has had the honor Of private
Interview with the President. Previous to his
departure from Hungary NJ. Wsss bad taken an
active part in the War Of Independence both as
q member Of the National Die, and in the held
We trust that his residence 10 this county as the
EOvoy OF the Hungarian people, may be long
and happy one. His lodgings for the present
are at ~ Bond-st. in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

An OF the sbove.nam,d vessels have sai I'd br
California. except the loo Chou, Helena, rooo
fremput. John Ailvne. Bonnie Adele and Kcoks
sud they will be Oh IL few days
An O1icer vino ~ attached - the British AZ
steamer Gorgon, row ing here. Informs me that
he was At san Francisco ON the arrival Of Col
Hhey's Reglm aud tha, on the day after
it lsndei nearly every msn belonging e. Il de
serted and went 10 thf gold digginss. tie SAYS
that immense quantities Of gol have been taken sw.y
10 foreign vessels. the most 81 which gged
board. he draws gloomy picture o. the STATE q %
cety there but represents the gold a. be- inexhsasub
Most II not a II the Of riot and bioodsbed maj
be usced directly g. the influence IT alcohol, winch u.
taken there Ia large quantities by slmost every ves-
that arrives Those who abstain entirely from ~ "a,
and conduct themselves every good American cu
zen should whether a. home or sbrosd mud no dfc1
y ~ getting along there but many who sustain t0sn
bly, lair reputation - home and who conducted itsm
selves with propnety while ON shipbosTd thrus a u
moral restraint On their arrival IN port and indulge
scenes OF drunkenness and debsuchefy alike issfs,
iu IA themselves and disreputshle 10 their cOdntrg
sn happy 70 cay that the passen the Loo Choo
generally are IN exception snd though there are iss
hard cases among them. their conduc, here hss 5en
such.as TO cali forth the commentator Of the ciuIsa'
% valparaiso ana has been source Of grathcan0nn
American citizens resident here The course thI
have marked out Tor myself l. 10 .bstsin entirely from
the use ot scoho IN ali any ~ 10 forms onJH
sea. but during my 'ojourn IN California. sm ssn'
nrd that al who pursue this cOurse will enhance 1f
chances OF success a hundred fold
severasght shocks OF sathq have been ief kere
during the past ~ee., one Saturday evening, 80
inst Vas - severe A. 10 shake the houses In tie city
and greatly alarm its inhabitants
The mail steamer from Panama has asst comet IN,
bat her mail Will not be distributed until to-nOr
row and as have received orders T. be- on b0ui
ready 70 sail this afternoon close tn, .stDr To-
stAnier learn verbally. that the steamers unsns
between Fan Francisco and Panama that proylsots
AZ the former place abundant and cheap, and Ds
10 the gold there IL end This STEAMER brought ooJ
the Jnted states nsl for April that tor Nay MT sI
ing arrived Panama thoug IN che waited six cen
over ner Time tor it. fOsrs, truly.
Noac.S ram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Later from -ante Fe.

g. LovIs, Sunday. Aug H.
We have received later accounts from Santa
Fe, BY which We learn that number OF the Govern
ueni trains had arrived with the infantry. Tie semi
none traders and the emsranis geitius siors wei
Several tribes Of Indians infested the roads above the
crossings Of Arkansas The Cholera WAS raging bad
among them. The Camanches had gone 20 the South
The Indians we're very troublesome beyond santa re
the Msnssnut and Rio Abso route The Inhabitants oi
the latter vsse were emp Dying the enisranis - pro
,eci them. contract was being entered into with
Texas to exierrnnste the Indians in Chihuahua at ESQ
per head for every man woman and child killed Tae
State Of Sonora in complete possession Of the H.
dra snd tue Ranches had been al destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Monday, Aug. y
The Official and reported returns are eli counted
with the exception Of eight Counties TrvssDAIEs
majority for Governor is SIS II there is change
the counties TO hear from, hi. majority viii be g7).
The Loco Focos have far gained II member. in the
Legislature and the Wings and Senator The
House Is Loco-F oco BY I've, and the senate Wing BY
three. The returns from Hamilton show Wing gain
OF PAS. The Wing Representative Is elected Add.
ronsl returns from East Tennessee leave the st sen
toris Dstrci doubtful also the Representatives. from
Morgan and Bled.oe counties. Il generally though,
that the Wings wil carry both, which will make tie
vote on int ballot should the LoeoFoc carry one,
hey will have Two majority on JOINT ballot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
From the south Pacific.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

yALPARAIso, June % lsis
DEAR GAEELEY | sailed from New-Yo.k GA
Thursday, March 2, in the ship Loo Choo. Of Bos-
eff Sandy Hook a. 4 Pm with q strong NV
wind, which continued eight days during which
time We made 100 miles. and had any quantity
If asicknsss. TIE wind then shifted, and IN
tie succeeding seven days We made aoou. as
much progress az that celebrated French pony
yog have heard OF who trotted a week against
time Ia peek measure. We struck the trade
winds Oh our seventeenth day oat. crossed tue
Equator II loo. az w. On the ith Of April, where
We were oecslmed oSly one day made the lau.
tade Of Rio Jsneiro on the 18Th 10 lon 35o W; the
Falkland Islands 90 the 9th Of May Cape ST.
John or Staten Island on the 10th. and doubled
Cape Horn on the 22d, IN lat So ). with far
egh. knot breeze We experienced heavy gales
on either side Of the Horn, the mos, severe on
the Pacific. b.. oar vessel veaihered them al
SitncC; sustaining the slightest injury. SPOKE
oa the 24tn, the ship Ma noia, Of and from New
Bedford, III days out. she los. her mizen top
mast IN the gaze Of the previous night. AL wei
on board We entered the Bay Of Valparaiso o.
Tuesday the i2th day Of Jane, having m.de the
passage Ia 90 days We have not bad case o.
Sickness, nor has The slightest acciden. occurred
- any ore on board. The Loo Cnoo u certainl.
one q the very best ships that has sailed out u
New-fork on tbs expedition and her captain. a,
a sesmsD. al officer. and mao, has 10 superior
Her subordinate oeic-rs and crew are al pick.s
men, VINO know tueir daty, and sbly and t.ith
tally perform IL. | consider myself peculiarly Tor
taaate IN having selected this from among N,
many vessels which were then up for California.
The George Washington, which sailed on n,
III February, and the Helsns. which sailed on II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
BY TELEGRAPH 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
n For telesraphic dispatches received In time for
Evening Edition OF yesterday, see First Page
Illneaa of PRECEDENT TAYLOR.

CARLISLE, Monday, Aug. 10.
President Taylor was taken few moments
with vomiting while receiving friends st the Court
House and is now in bed At Judge Watts He has had
piarhea which was stopped this morning but the
symptom. arc again very bad. 1t IL doubtful whether
he will leave ,hi. place day His reception here vas
most enthusiastic, After he has recovered should he
ee better be will proceed Chsmbersourg thl, after
noon otherwise be will remain here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
The Incendiary Attempts at -. LOWS.

IT AVl u Cat-l ny 1tle n
Five incendisry attempts were made 70 burn
the city yesterday one by firing the bed clothes
in three stste-rooms OF the steamer Whlrwind. bat
which fortunately discovered in time 10 prevent
further damage The other attempts were made in
the northern part Of the city two OF which were IN
lumber.yards The city is much infested with thieves,
who have threatened destroy H. TO prevent which.
in measure, extra police 1, talksd Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

touching tie Bank defslearson- Chlds has resided II
TIL. city about ,<eve years and ~ss gay respected
Il. Msihoiisi Presc-er ari ~ serve ieaoer n >ln
day schools ssa Temperance Societies >nleli' ana
CaLts both had keys ne vsult n ineir Possessoa
Ches resigned lis situation n re Sank soo1i ihFee
months sso. : Ire questions were iasn made About
as having acquired muck property bit satisfactory
explanations were gwen An1 as resignation sccei red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
Health of Pittsburgh-Choiers near Birmins-
ham. &c.

PgrTsBUssH Monday, Aug. ID.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city, which bad
been appointed By the Board OF Health. has been dis
solved, beng further Use for their meeting.
Yesterday the cnOler. broke out at Birmingham,
sbou, mile and half FROM this city, and ass nigh.
~ deaths were reported 10 have occurred
The town Of Birmipgh sn Is considered healthy.
Inc disease broke the nil side above large
number Of the inhabitants removing from the place.
There are IS feet Of water In the river.
Passage TO Cincinnati has advanced els ana gnt
- / s. Der cUt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
The late shooting Case.

st LOUIS, NOuIayl mug 10
Intelligence received irom Palmyra states that
much feeling existed there against Wise who shot Hart
on suspicion Of having sedueed his wife. Wise was
under examination Saturday, but no conclusion was
arrived at Sixteen letters 70 be read alleged as
passing between Hart and Mrs Wise. There 10 ru
NOR however that many Of those letters 10 Hart were
written By Mrs Pouerh,ld The parties are said 10 be
very rich The miniature OF Mrs. Wise was found IN
Harts trunk Har, sutchercd in moot terrible
manner, and when dying was cursed and derided by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14

NoricE The msmber. Of the nechsnie. Mining 400
eisaon of the c,y Of New-York are hereby modified "a
he ship Mechanics Own will positively sail Tsssdsi
August IL, al II o'clock AN. Tho steamboat ks'<
Island 10 engaged to take the members snd p.sssrs'
AMI accompany The ship 70 sea. Wll leave The f,s
Ffth-st East River. 10 O'Clock, per No sOrss BE
10. O'Clock. Passage Is cents Teses be bad q =
following Committee Alex stou. Sc Grans-st G >
simoHson' i'l Lewis-st NJ Merrill. corner Levi q
Grand "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-14
The Presideni's Health.

CARIIsLE, Monday, Aug u.
write at one o clock. ?. NJ. and toe President
Is easier He say. thst If he have rest be l re
cover Dr. Wood advises that he remain here, but the
Pre.ident says he will go At o'clock lie Is DESTROYS
Of getting out Of the lime stone country, he thinks
the water hurts him