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Die observation-disclosures lino in Der pcrbsrs
9sBsnbsn Isabelle nbt alS beionoere Yartsi ans
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Late and Important from ~. Domingo-Ci'n

By the brig PhGa,r, Capt. Cook. which has ar
rived at this port in twelve days from ST. Domingo
Civ. Hayti, we have late aud interesting advlces
from the Spanish part Of the Island For the past
two months the city was in state of great ex-
element on account OF the cowardly conduct ol
the President who was on the point OF sacrificing
his country to the Haytiens He and hrs gener-
Ais had deserted his army, aud abandoned several
strong posts, and the enemy were making direct
for the city, when the former President l5antn
Annal arrested their progress with aiew hundred
men and drove them back to their own territory
Santa Anna, after the fight, desired to return
bome hut was refused admission into the city,
when the Whole country arose in his behalf, and
LAID siege to the city. On the 18th OF May the
President within commenced arres,ing men aud
women. and threatened the lives OF all who were
opposed to him. A great number took refuge IN
,hs several Consular houses lie had made an
ATTEMPT to arrest Mr.. Elliot the American Con
sul in which ho would have succeeded togethef
with the 80 persons who had taken refuge under
hi, flag had not the British Consul and the Cap
tain Of an English man Of war interiered.
On the 22d at p. NJ. they commenced firing
from all the forts on the troops OF Santa Anna, con-
tinuing until p. NJ. on the 23d, when a white nag
came from Santa Anna, with demand that they
should surrender, as he had 5000 men and ~
pieces of cannon-stating that # they refused ne
would take the city. Provisions were scarce III
the city and it was blockaded by sea and land
Santa Anna has proved that Jimines intended to
put the island into the possession of the HSytiens
Itis believed that Jimines will stand the siege
Santa Anna having refused all mediation the Con
suls will embark on board the men-oi-war IN the
harbor All the women and children together
with the Congress, are to so outside. Santa Anna
has 5000 men. and Jimines 400 and the forltca-
tiOns.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
New-York Post once Appointments.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Collision and Loss of Life.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence Oi / ne tribune
BUFFALO June no. 1910
The steamer Hendrix Hudson which leit here
on Saturday evening between and I'D o'clock Tor De-
trot when within 20 miles of Erie about % o'clock
on Sunday morning came IN collision with the steamer
Saratoga bound tor this port. The Saratoga struck
the Hudson on the stboard side about halt way be-
tween The whee uu.e and the stern OF the boat tear
ing away everything 20 the hull Two coloref men
Cooks sleeping room on the guard where she Wh'
struck were instantly killed, and there was rimof
that thre. Or tour emlgrants were missing, but nothing
dehnit- Is known about H.
The Saratoga received but slight injury lhe hudson
returned % port, and her passengers were transferred
10 the Atlantic The collision i attributable u sheer
csr.iessness a. it was quite light al the time.
The new steamer May Flower Capt ' an Allen, be-
longing % the Michigan Central Railroad line eit here
ou saturday morning tor Detroit and when near Long
Point Canada broke some Of her machinery Her pas
-en.crs transferred % the steamer Canada "ncn
was in company with her and she returned - port tor
repairs Yours IN haste, X
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Lnter from Venezuela.

We have received, by the Reindeer, the follow
Ing letter, with later intelligence from NenezueiS
CuRAcoA, May -, lsi9
By the brig Reindeer, Capt Doyle which sails today
send you few items OF though but little Is to
be gathered here.
The last accounts from Venezuela state the ah1irs o
that Republic to be in a very gloomy situation owing
to the mismanagenent of the las, II months MonssS'
has aenaed the people by his yrannical acts some o
which have struck at the root OF all commercial ana
agricultural prosperity and they look forward win
confidence for the restoration OF legal order under
psez.
Throughout the country the cause OF the latter Is
gaining constantly, and the people seem TO await but
his arrival there to rid themselves OF the present gov
eminent.
Gen Paez is still at this place, and there are many
reports in circulation respecting his leaving for Nene-
zuels
The L. S. sloop-ofwsr Germantown is now n Porto
Csbelo as is reported by Dutch man oiwar recently
arrived from there.
The steamer Scourge is to have an entirely ne"
tra and the brig Mount Vernon is 10 be restored to
the Capitals, with slS00O damages. The Germantown
is se,pected here to-day After short cruse to wind
ward she win return to weather the hurricane months
Our island has just thrown of her mourning Tor the
late King and trade ia very duh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
The Accident near Owego-Inque-t.
corre.nondepc. Of The Tribune

OwrGo. sunday, June no.
MyssEs. EDiroRs The first accident since the
opening Of the and Erie HsTosd 10 this place, oc
CURED last evening at about J N.
A the passenger train wa' crossing the public road
near 4 non Village 10 miles above Owego, t came in
contact With one horse carriage. Mr. Smith Of
Union Village was IN the carriage with his wife and
child. The horse was killed. and carriage dashed 10
pieces Mr. smith and hi, child were caught upon the
scraper and carried for some distance" be- holding his
child in his arms. but being bcnumbed by the cOncus
.on the child tell from BIZ and crushed by the
engine Both Mr. and Mr. Smith were badly injured.
Coroner Jury was called, before which Mr. smith
testified that blame attached % the Conductor, rs
BE- saw the train heard the bell &c. but thought he
would be able 10 cross the track before the engine.
The accident, consequently occurred from his gross
csreiessuess =. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
The Trial Trip of the Missis-ippi-Return oil
The Steamer fer-Mitch-cteamer sunk.
BALTIMOKE. IuesdAY.

BALT1MOtE ufsuhyi juno II
The steam-frigate Mississippi left her anchorage
on Thursday and made the run 20 Cape Henry, dis
tance of 90 miles Ia the space Of - hours
The steamer Water Witch, bound for the Gull Of
Mexico. returned and anchored in Hampton Roads on
ss,prdav night having five cases Of Cholera board
The patients were sent to the Naval Hospital
The steamer Wave has been sunk Guysndotte,
Virginia. having on board 400 bbs OF salt No lives
were lost. II il thought that she will be raised.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NtW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Congressional Election In Mass.

Boston, Tuesday, June Y.
JG. Pafrey, Free Soil, has been defeated Tor
Congress There is choice by the People
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

a.e Golden Life Drops East India Pfep@rsioni Is
certain and reverfang prsvsnuVe ot ne Cho~fa' -
also positive taken IN ne carry 'Ase' o' ne us
=. r.. ,,,e DR. Gram. of Ne~-York CITY, prescribed
- t. -,pnsrsrou n over - o. The Cholera tu-
-, ~: Dr. Burrows, q Philadelphia also prescribed
- v., 30 eases Neither 0f the above physicians lost
,ugle pslenL Every man, WOMAN and child should pur
,hass bottle Immediately and Keep ii In iheir pOckeis
Pc 50 cents G ". CsLDs Co. sole Proprietors
Philadelphia C. H. AiSs, lsI Broadway, only sgent FOR
N-w.Ynrk lee ~ MXks
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Minister to Spain.

The Phriodclph,a PeaSyraH'aH Of yesterday
seys Hon DANIEL NJ BARRINGER, member OF the last
Congress from North Carolina, has been appointed by
the President and has accepted the Office OF Minister 10
spain 70 .ays Col CAMPBELL, Clerk Of the last House
of fRepresentatives'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

mated BY lsudaSls ambition. They are 10 general
observes the Report youth Of ene minds and their pro
srr.s Is such reflect credit upon them and upon
their very able and devoted ,eaeher.. The discipline
maintained in the institution is described ss admirable
The system Of registration OF each indivdess studies
and his progress Is strictly kspt-snd the Committee
express. themselves satisfied that the admissions 20 tar
have been quite A. liberal they ought; but urge ne
importance from before stated tina, none sns
be hereafter admitted under the sge OF twelve
Such Is an outline OF the practical workings o' TIE
Common school System Of Newiork.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
nrookl,n Roard of HeaIth TeE.DAY. Jane I.

Since yesterday report there have been cases
reportod 20 the Board both Of whom doing well
CmAs :. 6. GooDRIcH, Physician 10 the Board
P. : The Sanitary Committee request a meeting Of
m. Bosrd at this Office tomorrow morning at o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13


ANNUAL VoTE oF SUPPLY IN CANADA-The
greater part Of the moneys for support OF Cover
ment is voted for many years in this country, but
there are also many items voted yearly. Among
those reported for SAG we find sSO0 600 to complete
ship canals on the ST Lawrence 81 200 for hight
houses buo,s and beacons $1,000 each 10 The
Speakers OF the Legislature; SlOl2 200 Tor wages
10 A1embymen, at 81 per day THE ADM nisTatloh
having neglected 10 pass law regulating tue
wages oi members they vote each other as much
as suits them annually contingent expenses oi
the Legislature sss, 900; toward Lunatlc Asylum
At Toronto. $4,000 ditto at BEAUFORT $4,000
contingencies OF adm nstrstion OF justice 100000
Pepitrntiary at Kingston, So, 900 printing laws
Nc 500 600; relief of Low er Canada foundlines
Sl2 500 Quebec Observatory, $4,000 Chsmoy
Canal ell 200; Ottawa Canals, about g 900
Rurlineton Bay Canal $1,000; Whltoy Hsrbor
: 600; Port Stanley do. $4,000 Survey oi Qae
bee snd Halifax Railway, s25,s-S a slide IN the
Ottawa $4,000 main road north OF Toronto,
sea SAC; Arthaoasks road sl7,l3s Chamoly "a
nal -. COS emigration Slol 600 Weliand Cana,
s272,622.
The Weuand Csnsl Is infinitely more useful 70
the United States than = CSnscs but through me
-epeal Of the \ avication Laws may become usefui
70 the shipping both OF Europe ana America lie
above Is a specimen of votes under an imperfect
system Ministers give their patronage 70 those
who upbold IN Assembly the votes OF credit, sup
plv. and confidence they require they appoint
their own committees 20 investigate expenditures
make estimates, Sc. and there IS no cheek on cor
rppti,,n W here out Of a handful OF members IN
majority the greater part are PiAcemen Sudlt'hs
their own accounts PRpineaus vote last March
prevented Government from doubling the number
OF members and thus rendering the nominal check
| on extravsgance more efficient He was backed
| BY the whole Tory vote Of both Canadas Could
| the accounts come fairly undes review, they would
doubtless display gross extrayssance and corruP-
ton. the result Of an imaginary check from Gov
ernnent nominaly responsible to the people, bu;
who have shown DO greater regard FOR economy
l. -. tl..,tr mediterranean.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
r1 Water Care.-Dr MELEts.. 80 H9ans.a -.

Wser Care estsb shment a. South Orange y = . DyN
oneu for he reception Of patients The es,4blsni hAs
o OF ID. ul0st desirable oc .rOus Jr ne praecr % az
W.er Cure and f.ied Up IN very superior inAh,rI,
b.rf n-fvae baths attached he patents rOon- -
a.. f5r souh Orange leave the foot u Coan9--I A.
oicIock NJ and ? NJ daily. reaching oo'.lb D,1lse -
one @ lo-I- -e's'' ~ ia In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

THE PorAro DisrAsE.-Mr. A. Hogeboom OF
Erieville, Madison Co. has addressed US two COM
municstions, both Of which are much too long for
pahlicaton entire. His theory, however, is tha,
the Rot is caused in this country, ii not in Eorope
solely by an insect-similsr in size and shape to
those frequently so troublesome on cabbsge-Planis
but Of black color-whch infests the tops Of the
plants, particularly in very warm and rich soils
Various modes Of extermina,ion, as lime, etc have
been tried without success and the only plan must
be that OF precaution. Says Mr.. Hegeeoom
Potatoes should be planted as early ss the season
will admit the forepar, OF the season Is usuSy NJ
he selected for potatoes and the earlier kinds psn'ed
Digging should be promptly attended TO- ss soon a. N,
tops are mostly dead at any rate before the We
weather commences After they aye taken out oi the
ground they should be kept perfectly dry either pO'
into dry cellar or buried uP in small holes on The Toy
Of the ground with plenty OF straw and thick cover
ing oi dirt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
Health Of ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Monday June ll-PM
The number of deaths by Cholera since Saturday
reaches 7O from other diseases l3 The weather was
quite sutry and the Missouri River very high
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

THE COLOSSAL ADyoCArE-Dr. Bartlett, for
merry proprietor o: the Albion, in this city, has
commenced the publication Of weekly nessPs
per in London, to be devoted to British Provincial
affairs The title is that which w. L. Mackenzie
chose tor his Reform journal, when twas publish
ed at Queenston, Canada, more than quarter o.
q century since.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

r. PowIers & Wells, PhreHologists ana
Publishefs. Clinton Hal. lsi Nass=l-st -eaf nc raiA
r. Mrs VI. -. Cove Nichols, "ater-S ore af 81 ~
RI a. ~ exir sJcsv COrsuitsons IRON - A n - "a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

ArrExPT TO COMMIT SUicIDE.-A man named
John Lanen last night attempted 20 commit suicide oy
jumping from pier = East River he was rescued py
officer Cunning CHAM. who conveyed him to bis resi-
dence No y Cherry-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Boa rd Of Health

Dr. Geer, the Resident Physician, reports 20
- eases Of Cholera and l9 deaths having occurred
nee his report Of yesterday, retained in the following
order. "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
pr.rKrorrvr FfsE-A letter dated Lowe

DESTRUCTIVE FrEE.-A letter dated Lower
s.15n.tv OHIO. June : says About II o'clock last
-, . --e broke out N the warehouse owned By
LAM. Gleun ana occupied By George Burt Co Be
or The progress OF the danes could be arrested thai
together with t~ tore OF d. Beta the grocery store q
7 s-ber md the tavern house Of D. Deal. were
80 IN ashes Loss supposed to be as follows ) n
GiSuu. s7ooO-no insurance. D. Belts, s1N'-t1.J
nsured Geo Burt & Co. s2,0oO-no Insurance D.
Deal s351o-no insurance Lesner, s-.9'y-s - - ~
.sr.ace. a = beLeys-5 kaRizl = MA, Sl,g)O-i--y
.zszrpd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
water-Cure In-tItute-.-DR- TRALL receive.

urreut. A. b cOmmociOQs city e-taDlsunient - -
- door rom s. John Psrk and Al Oyster Bay l. ne
hAs 80 competent assistants for outdoor pr@eIer t.o
.ut.uons verbal Or by eu1r. - N.Y. III
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13

CBoIERA.-Three cases have occurred at ston
ngton (Ct) one OF which was fatal
Al Youngstown, Ohio there have been four casc'
tive vi which proved fatal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

ITEsDAil juno II I-fF'
SUDDEN DEAIn.-A man named Dennis hsar-
ney who resided at No. 3l7 Waterst died suddenly
yesterday morning the Fourth Ward siatien-house,
while on his way TO the Office Of Commissioners Of
Emigration.