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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

CoVKr or GENERAL SSssio>S-John ark. other
Clsrt-1n, rfset ~h p.frgon- suruy a. "tiI-s f
n-.ar, the a-.-c. -i-r1E ls sior- ci Natf-- VA
a-f Pine 90 - ai lr - ~ >-ft-n-f 49,
ssa . fr-i.au -te- i---f i 49, =
a a. - o. .-1frt r. a. -
fr, o. 49, o. oaffsa 80 IA
frf l is Olli -ls- rst-t
- la - sorvstsr 81 aai ssglrs ID pslls1 -
III. t..lr, hs- rs-sr-d 90 us f11 % - ~
rirf u.4- ts~E o. ersar1 O. ~ ac-sa ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

9NO DtAt PEH-UNs.-Tle p3wrf u rearing re-
scr-o srt the very cs-ssirg io,se To gne head re-
moved n -~ Gays wilho1i risx p.ir o. Dr. LUTES
ER co ) Medical snd surgicsl On -. ~ Brcoza~-si
nru Ladlo~, AID eonsalet ca Al eisorters from A NJ
10 . +. M rL@3 ln1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

- Ho;e nept BY George Miner. a. slsp-lor, e.slrn
- Island. 90 hOucsy. .tih March Instant n ]. O'clock
P N plot d sroCnd oCulsiring scr- o. lsnd
with fsrg- dW-licg-h Csc. houses. sc s'uste le-
tween art frCnng he Bay rosd ard 10 rOsf -sflDg
% Cssl-son and R,ctmord. stspl-oo stsien lslaDd
rorurg or Bay. and lying between tie spszdt essh
Hshm-ct Of Capt Corn-Gs Vac D-rbit AID the prUp-ny
,fD 3 Alec sad premises being ike orr K1sly &C.
cupi-t b. ale Csyt Nsn Defb ard r,ceoy occlri1
b The l.- Archibald fort0u For farther rsrrclsrs 10
qaire sf MORTIMER DE- NOTE,
vs. 81. ~. Brosdwsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

Is PURSUANCE q order q Ne ~ - C01n,J
I>ss lors, leroy psr.u-
WILLIAM JOHNSON AZ q 90 GU ~ W. fofs e-sss-f %
g.-snt tt--0f sltsr-f her
i- 80 ia Ks-t bfasssy th- CT ~ Nee foft b~fs
ffe-oA u n-rDsf-i Nse la - isy q
>ov-rib~s lals ls~sm'1 aDAB JOHNSON. AfaarsfG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
LYDIA ROBERT Asra,.,r.irr.
issfsn- DAVID : NANNklis Asaur..,r.oof

~ PURSUANCE Of s4rrrs- ~ ih- Coanty OF
Ses fl los- h-r-tg gfsn ~ sI q~r.s lsfs s tEs>si
>ATHANlEL CLARk lsts 81 ,s Cts o N-- fos, tes.et 70
<'h Fraftefs tk-f-f ~ 81 - -
II E-1 - ne tr1y ~ Cfl ri N-s fo.
h~f l5th fsy Of Avg l-rtDstei r-E iors 30 IA
isY - F-trasry, Isss ELLFN CLAkk kt-ellUE
iNIs.eu. JACOB COOPER Er-lltof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

Chcuir CoUKr.-Before Judge Edwards EGTSra
Hfars = l-al1-Agfca 60 trst -tgt-f a
sulrrui-r iarlllr- qao- By rat-- f- laas NJ
on f.quf-8 ca valid u BE- cou11-t ls af-uool Fcf
qs-f Nr.ss ~. s1i CAREY ic re~n.alts N-ssrs Coz AZ
ttomss
CoVRr Or COMMON pLKAs-Beiore Judge Dsy-
R.,ssf fLssscss RrrI-Tn 81 az-
already srr-5 Its juu ci 70 ss-e 81 iscla's-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26
ri 81. -. .a y AW aKA6IoaD I'D, ). 80. -,

Df ORDER of 10 Hoo Nsihan b Jaff-s u
Supreme of the STATE ~ N-< inr rfs t-f~eT
seu pafsu pro. t a4-fs sfttnsl's
s..- sectors s,tschu-r ~f -
o TOWNSEND HEWLETT, ri-1f ri Ahao ~ 10
Bahama West Ida l.sHs s11 hat To- b. sot 20 -
be iebt- l- spr~. sd tbar- suCh sach
alcorirs within nnuih- rr &C. tri' Q41I sisa
of nf faHfs fls al
state an RE delivery o. hu be- oi
gerfy 1-ongug n hG ant - frsnse sufh
property b. be hfadt-a b. a. al VOL us IA
"a, of september Is4k VAS corr Attorney
- Iassm fsf At,sfhlx Cr-stir. - Valet NJ fofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

SrArE oF MN foRs. sorr-ne ,.art- s-r1..a' - 10
,NfKANN NEksAN, D-'-nisrt 10 sfe tFr-tT sln.
49, L, s-.e.r ,h@ compliant of Ftssri larral si stth
rr-r. 4. 1u d. ID 49, ~ t- t-fs o osfuEa Naal -
.os "a rl ri o. CPS H 't inlf sr..ss
DO - cor ofre fa- 0ff ~ Aataf1 l as tHi.N -tm
H-r-f srCls- n No ftf o 1870,
ntrF II rf 10
r-rr tf-r-af q. -t Ca.t has-- ue 1 q Aah.e
sr-,at Nonssy o rfi s-rf 80 - r-i '--s %
RI $40 couf sal nsl-5 a .turH Frtse.f 1. 80
tLAHk a lNutkM onp nf Aatarr, :
frf..-, Aitirr-5s frr .utf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

Il brands al f,voriis sszes, IN 30;
lEFge % ana los ~ very iow pic
ch<n8 grocers ADD notcs keepers. VIC
ar'rc ia a-or-lur1L z. -
ND w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

IN FARM FOR -ALE-Youy rods from s---i orr
W and New Haven rail depot and 90 ro.s frCu b-
- ChuFches ard schools IN New Rochelle, W-stch-ster
Cogrgy cOclsintrg s. Of which nni5er ard bs
meadow snd piO~ ard under me hishss Of eu
1vsror. Ga Il IL good Dwelling ard carnage house
sct cher o1thouses apple orchards End
peach orchard q ~ ssd variety Of Other fgi
SAID Railroad Company courgies By he year - N-~Ho
che u. u N c-nts per day Apply 10 WILLIAM
SMITH. Jr N ~esi Ninese-nihs OF =. L mite, -
MsIcr-s ~ Y. ms ntos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

DUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFIcs - Ss..ss s,r--s ..
49, -r~1g Ev-a r. - r-tlss al ler eft n Owls
CLARK 1f - Gas ol Nss fcrs. ue-f ts~ss-f trf 49,
-g-i . llv~ So 1880 sPry ~ ~
Co-ny al >s- fos o. Letters ara .-t.'. q
- sst Hsrh 81 A. ne
slf-aeeu-D.t@i Nss frfs. - - -
ml .s-s- JAMES IBAfER. Patls AfrIrstrs'of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

40 ALI. WHO Afflicted win me piles cys-rie-
~ aye ar1 fever rleursCsn rn-1mzlic gJ1i scrO
k.rxs evil any Of The tisess-s Affecting he h1
kn sysgesn wUga 20 vel cal a. ne or ,rie AMI v-
ROW Panm.ce1ecaI AID hstloa. Electro 4agn-tc Es
tshlishn--cl u DIX 3 AbkLL-
i.f SIM a. Cherry-s. Roossv-.s-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

Df ORDEK of the Hloorab- Dsaa- Y. lagllm Jts- -
Doom Pea 0f IL CO All tnlln n Nrs fnn,
Nots- h-f-oy kysa, psusni % ~ li ts lis1
dnnfng sitshnsnts sgnsi st-o1tng c1r~s-i a n ir9t
6-btor- sifshm-rt has -s1-d sgssi ne estate p WI
LIAM PDkTtk. rrsta,rf of s-s or~.l i.ar a. fii -
payment o b. b. 1-.f he
80 sucb ssfll-st. sofis ftl Hai-s
pnbatfHn Of saf that fh lyu~lf ~ y
hin by sny p-r-oa = -a'r, 80 '- .eir m f -
r hs o pnpsry ~ SAT- h-onf o. ban .d - 80
property b. hn iuoatf-u fut-
DATED o.. Ion "a, Of So snt-f WILLIAM FLAGG,
Afarn~y ~ Attaching Cr-tof,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

DrRLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE ~. Nss.su s'rr,i -
Not- l-r-ty 20 - r-suF.s ~ rsrt "a 81 q JOSH
uoMNti. sfa q fts (fy cf ~ i0 rrpt-y t~ssfs -
-s->i 80 s-g-s s.s As stsl sppg
% OF IL Coarfy AZ Nee L-ftsrs n Ar1s
o'cocs 10 tt- rercoe Date ~ fcrs saret -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

NOTICE. ns nrfrf ~ Arr-r h.f ,Af'N
a \
I.lrr clam. ss. ABRAHAM NAN rtif ATE ID 90 co o
Rr.sga a 49, louofs d--ss-i pr--li &c sh 80
voucher. ifsr-rf Nsrr-r Rhu0i ono o ne s.-t-s a.
h. r,..n- street. BoosDu, OF s'ef- ~ tA
iay oi August r-tt-f-3flsg ., l.tt -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

~ no RE>r-Abo1I SIS ITS 81 gr0Gn' win isct)fy'
~. .ori-s. gOx2n. do stories j6Nl4, lsrge dwell
- ing house cultsge with sable sod wells Of wsicr,
very centrally situsled the Court House IN Bergen
The premises are well suited the manufacture OF ndis
rubber eoods paper cabinet ard most ohef nechsn-
i-s uses and viii accommodate several tenants with vel
gh- rooms anf very cheap rent For particulars inc lire
of Nm ~ GREEN nesr he premises,
ml7 w. c PORTER. Is Am'ty-st y YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

DUBLlC ADsIN sTRATORs OFFfCE - .fr--t-se
h-f-eJ - f-.frF-- I'D 90 f NAhfiNJ
NsktlAi ~ 10 ty of k.s igrt s-ksa 49, 80
49, u'>1t-. fs.f sta 40 slssst-
"a Cl1uiy a N-s fos. 81 -t,-r. "a .1sf11 srl - 20
q Ne $50 . GOA
~ ior~upaa-Dstsi N.s fos ssrA B.
nj sa-t- yAss. : rHAfFH. Ps5lc Asalrfrtpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-26

drs~ing. from nCc Is su..abi- or the Pslerl Ofc-
dssigr. sOr 0fusm- h0u and stone WORK pars e-vs
urs srt perspective drawings % 5gicines, Original 8e
--u. Tor coIiak-s 10 Charges moc-rs-. Okce y Nae
.su-s.- t,lrt ssory lmis ash : N. RIsLET.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
The American Irish society.

The American irish Society Of the State OF New
York to the Irish People and the friends Of Ire
land
VIcrcas il has been represented TO this Society ana
Is apparcnt from an editorial in Tht Istmdn Of the 9Th
ult that an impression has obtained more or less vide
ly that this Society is under the control Of Mr. Thomas
Darcy McCee and that the Office Of The Ndf0a Is rs
center and It's citadel /" and clveas such an impress
s H. implying the power Of any person 10 direct
this Society, l. calculated to impair its
utility and lessen u in public estimation, therefore ia
order TO place the organization IN its true position the
state Society hereby give distinct denial oi the tuh
OF this or any simar statement and assert that the
American Irish Society is not, nor et any time has
been swayed by Influences individual or local On the
contrary it was originated aud actual operation be-
fore amy refugees from ireland arrived in New lork
The objects for which II established are, IN me
words OF its Constitution 20 extend the blessings OF
republcansn to all people, TO entitle the irish people
esn.ciav To its ennohng influences and also that the
latter ''imhued with the power which knowledge i'm
parts may the better improve their own condition ana
MD more cectusy In the regeneration oi their nauNe
land" These objects il has steadily kept IN view and
endeavored 10 avail itself of al faithful cooperation
from without in the hope OF thereby collecting The
scattered elements Of Irish Independence ana comb
ming them Tor improvement and effective good.
In seeking the advancement OF these objects It has
kept itself free from the influences of sectaranisin
and beyond the trammels OF party and ID resefNlng
its right 70 the publication Of its own opinions docs
not recognize any newspaper AS The special expo
ncnt OF its principles or policy.
BY order OF the State Society.
JOHN OROURKE Scc'y, &c
HlR # ne Society, "a GraHdst June o. 1879
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Cholsra-Accidcnt-M nt-Market-->tock-. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PrIiADEIFHIA. Monday. June II.


PrriADEIrHrA Monday. June H.
Up q . O'Clock to-day no cases oi Cholera have
been reported By the Board Of Health There have
been no cases reported since Thursday last
4 child Hcd three years ION OF James Hanna a.
borer living IN Lombard-t yesterday afternoon, tell
into sisgnant pond near his fathers residence. and
would have drowned it gentleman named Edward
Patterson had not rescued him Al the risk Of his own
life number Of persons witnessed the accident yet
seemed afraid 20 venture even tn attempt 20 rescue
the boy. who would undoubtedly have persisted II
Mr. p had not fortunately arrived Al the critical mo
ment.
The Flour market quiet but holders are hrm a. h@i
for common shipping brands a. which some farther sae-
have been made export FOR city consumption mode
rate sales a. 614 - Farther sales of Rye Tour Al
8-. Corn Nes II limited request small saes Penn a
al Is per hb There moderate inquiry for Wheat and
prices steady, quote fair and prime red AZ 2 li
Penua Rye At 81 cts Corn continues m good demand ,
~ yellow a. CTS store. 81 oil cs afoai anu
some A. price 90 be fXed We quote Southern Oats at
jH 81 and Penna a. - a % cts per bushel sales OF
Whisky. 10 both hhd- and hbis ri 2l cts.
SsLFs oF Srotks-fUsf boFd-.r Glrard hk. l2. %
Susq Canal u l do 10, $50 state =, SGT 81 kead-
ing kR lst. % Mech b. 26i $1,000 Loan s., -.
S7 ~ Sch Nav f. 5. 5000 do. 5li ooo DO j2f 100
do b. d ll Union anal. llts liN Morris Canal y
Second board-< 90 state -, f4 500 DO, sHt >n,-
600 Wilmington RR o.. 29; loo Reading RR, ls' - do,
le+ $1,000 T. Loan 6s ~. l3. lno nion Canal ls 4,
S Far and Mech Bk co. Saoo0 Pittsburgh 6s. o. su .
5000 Reading RR Bonds go 5000 do, 6o $50 state
ts S. l0l > Nick-bgrg RR 3t - Girat Bank ~
30 state 5. sa. 10 Nechanic- Bank. 1ei leo West
Bank. ~ 500 schuyku Nav -. ST $1,000 DO oj!
: Penn KR. 80 81 SusQ Canal. l1t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Board Of A..f-tant Alderman

~ I
rETifioSs REfERRED.-Thai the pier foot Of Gan.e-
VoOI, be eIsided 40 feet the line Of lr Civ
10 u1Fc sluken lots between Eighth and Ninth ag.
arg Avenues aud filed in kc....To have Eleventh. a.
Hzlsl " lih gas from Avenue 10 East River OF ia
coo " lf, private Ia the Washington Blues % be com
nsatrd Tor injuries done his horse a. the late not al
Asiof pac- by stones, For pier Of about 200 feet
Tom OanseyoOri-st. That Wlshingoust be extended
- Again.' sPpfopnanng pier side Of
1atha a. depot fOr gaiust the dunn
lnz oi nlxhtsOi foot Of Tuirteenths For seYer Ia
Ofeen~l ch-st between Aords-s and Fdgar.lan. - To
send ISe grade IN Thirty drstst between Eighth and
.ih-h ss fetiuOn with resolution approUraunz sU0
% lare Police Court, &c In Halls of I1sffce cleaned
kEposTs AooP1LD.-To eoncur Ia regradiog Forty-6fh
a. between second and Third avenues - To eoncur In
yAstns &C 4"enLy second-st. between Seventh and
between Bank and Bethuae 'r6 raner, - 1850, go , :
lanes Tlnkefton 10 pave Broadway between Reade snd
Dusne on a. plan TO pave Tweaty-.ixthst nom se
S,o % ~ =, T 10 open, Nc. rhrty-seyenibsL
~ 4"rniy hird- 81 from Tenth-av 10 Hndson Rver t.
e9ncuf IA nagging sidewalk from EIeyeurbs, between
~lnsta.; ~ and Avenue Ito concur In extending tho
grade of Twenty seyentb-si " the H1Sson Riyer H.
concur n appropraunx ends OF ners foof ~ Ano. I'D
hammond ss Tor use of Tocoucur In rela.
~ 70 sewers 10 fOurtesrthst between Eighth and Ninth
a AA1 70 Avenue from Ninth 20 Teuth.st 10
saofA One hlndretth and Tenth-st from Thirt-av o.
bioomingdalr Road ~ "
communication from the Controller stating that he bad
I rse9cs-d ey the Governors OF the Aims House 10
-tr tuv " tleir credit, referred 10 tho Finance
S4uniree and The Counsel of the Board
~ thssoLVfioSs-Oh red by Assistant Aid sturtevant-
nay Nc sa.ares Of oeers hereafter named be fixed s-
9o "s Presdent u the CrOtou Aaes!uct Board A. Oe
Engineer u DO. 5000; Assistant Commis.ioner M do
s<,oi street Commissioner, 5000; Superintendent n
noaHs' ssn; COmmlsso Of Streets and Lamps Al 500
S-ot 70 90 800 Deputy Comptroller, $3.50: Commis
W.,a, nspa.ss and supplies $500 Clerk 10 do $500
Deputy 10 81 DO; Water Purveyer In ~ Bnresn ~ pe
20 ss1srs slySei Clerk of Superintendent OF Pave
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
By TIE NIDllGHI SOITHERl NAIL
NIRil- for the PRrifir.

va-e 70 me Pabhc and Ias,rrioss 20 P'snas'rs - Cal
ifr-sia nd O-e.'s Mas ril HIrlEa. Ctng-,s. sui
Panama
The nited States stesn-Packet Falcon will
20 dispatched from the PORT Of Nc~-lorS on Thurs
day. ths e-ih instant
The Public is hereby notified that mails may Be- sent
o. NrV York Charleston. south Carolina. Savannah,
Geogia New Orleans ana Louisiana, to BE- conveyed by
he 30 Falcon which Wi. sail from New York on the
.-th inst from Charleston % the IL 0t July ncNI
morning from ~av snnah the same day evening"
and from New Orleans. % be conveyed by the steam
packet " isihmgs. leaving thar port New Orcansl
direct f0r Cha-rcs 0n fhs llth 90 July next Mail bags
should te maie Up 80 New ork AMI 40 the other points
named f1r Chag-cs Panama. san Diego, santa Barbara
Monterey. san francisco. ani Astoria
The entire postage for single letter. not exceeding
half an ounce IN weight vii bs ls, cents % Havana,
~ cents 20 Chs-rrs O cents % Paesma % be- prepaid
IN al cases and 80 Diego, santa Barbara,
Monterey. San Francisco Astoria to be prepaid or
sent unpaid AZ the option Of the sender Newspapers
and pamphlets postage three cents each, ani inland
postage 90 nc added
j. COLLAMFR. Postmaster General
Post Ofice Department. June :. i-f4.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
INDIAN OurreRe.-Artemrr AZ Robberr.

BALTTMORT, Monday, juno 1T F-M
By the Southern mail this evsHing We have
dates from New Orleans 10 the 4th inst They give
accounts Of bands Of hostile Indians beyond san An
touio who were committing the most daring and
h.ghhandcd outragcs carrying Oh women &c More
painful rumors afoat Oi their doings, but they
were not authenticated.
On Saturday evening the 2i inst negro entered
the dwelling Of Judge Alexander Walker, tor the pur
pose Of robbery The Judge. however, awskng. dis
covered him, and Immediately seized him. when des
perate encounter cn-ued in which knives and pistols
we're used The negro was mortally wounded, while
the Judge escaped unhurt.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

ner,s $50; superintendent Of Marks,s SO Thr
Cho'crs Hospital he established Ia hch ne prscrcs 4
no Homeopathic physicians be pursued Tar >ecotf
q between BoSery and avenue be lglted VA
gas. That the fsrk fountain pay every far .fernoc,
from hsf past 20 na fp-s T. u adi ton % ne rr~srf
rrne IN which plays. Thsi he Bsrrry by fh~ tfs
November. oe hgsiec with gas. Pr.annb snt r-sen
uOn q regret al th- tesh of Gen Game. anf espec
hs memory and hai ne ssrs b. displayed hsf sias
ThursGay next. That ne propriefy of sppornn,
reut Of police BE- reported by coumiiiee haf ..,-
rffee be appointed 'o rrpori nu ne prnqreiy q -,
k,hrir int-rrnrufs deposits 81 ne dead he.0e -
netA Adopted some other iue business "a.
.,s h- RoArt AZ iOurntd.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
steamboat Disaster and Loss Of Life.

The ADaigeAlc0la Adrerfiser has the following
details OF the explosion board the steamer Emily
We have already noticed the disaster briefly BY tele
graph
On last Monday. the 18th inst the steamboat Emily
burst boiler lust ste IN the act OF leaving our
wharf Only TWO three revolutions Of the wheel had
been ma6e when the explosion tock place. There wss
fnn cargo snd IS persons IN al on board Tie iol
lowing i statement Of the condition Of the injured
three GAYS after the accident H. W. Nanreshton
captain one rb broken. dong well Wn. Nsharey lst
enginee, scsied. dong vel simon hudson, Assistant
ensinerr bady scaldsd dead Chss Fields. Assistant
engineer shshi.y scslded Wm. AAgnor ~atehmsn,
badly scaide, dead Aleck. colored, dead JAKE. CO.
ofeo. killed Alfred sap. free boy, supposed 10 be
drowned Nelson, boy, supposed 20 b. dro~ned While
Soy raued Clark, drowned. John Moore of Liverpool
es' oroSen aud otherwise jured Jane Ni.soa lcol-
oreo.l neermaid, slightly hurt Total killed and
u-ssihs z. Two bodies we're found the lsd Clark and
| c-y one man missing
~ JANts = SLArKR, Teller Of the Merchants
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Fort smith Items.


Capt. Robinson. of Washington City who left
California weeks since, returned 70 this place on
Saturday lust He lost his and all h- provisions
at Sleepy Creek shout I'D miles this side of Little River,
in the Creek country He and his party crossed the
creek late in the evening there being scarcely water
enough the bed of the sreek the soe- OF their
feet and camped not far from the bank ate their sup
pers and retrei % rest. During the night a storm
came and the rain poured down In torrents which
caused the in the creek to r-e very iast the
party being iaugued slept very soundly and did not
discover their situation until they found themselves
floating In the water The night being 80 dark That
they could not distinguish any object except by the
flashes Of the htning they made their wagons iast ~
possible with ropes, ami then were compelled
to climb trees save their lives When the morning
came they discovered that the water had IN
short time the astonishing height OF ~ iee rising
clear above their wagon cover and s presenting sea
of water Their oxen in attempting % swim out be
came entanged Ia some drift wood and were drowned
4 portion Of their baggage was washed out OF the
wagon. and carried some distance down the stream,
tnd their valuable articles were either lost or in
iured much thst they were OF little use Having
lost s their outfits. they compelled % return
Capt r. will leave the irst boat, and will, perhaps
20 10 California by some other route
We are informed by Capt. Robinson that the report
IN circulation about the Pack mule Company, u not
credited by the Indians Little River. The report
was put In circulation by some wandering kickapoos
We would adYse those persons having friends on the
route 10 California not % believe Al the reports put n
circulation, and We would also recommend Editors OF
papers not 90 publish anything relative 20 such reports
unless they obtain them from good authority We
have heard rumors from time % time but have not
given any crrdence them. and shall not publish any
;hins unless Vs. D authenticated, and We think We have
the best opportunity of ascertalning facts
Letters have been received IN town from several
cmlgrants and learn from them that they have mad
very severe time upon the road. Rain has fallen in
great quantities which has rendered the roads very
bocsy-ihe new road especially. The emigrants were
mostly n the neghb0rhood u Choutcau's, and ifom
thence their road viii be- much better.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12

CINClNATTI, Monday, June II-b F.M
The Board OF Health report % new cases Of
Cholera aud = deaths since Saturday.
The Joan OF Arc with 800 passengers from NewOr
loans. mostly all Germans had p cases Of Cholera on
board and Il deaths
The benjamin Yves, from this City for Pittsburgh
met yesterday Parkersburg, having board cases
Of Cholera two of which had proved fatal. They
passengers in the ladies cabin.
private dispatch from Evansville says that the
steamer Embassy had collapsed her hue and that
several persons had been badly scalded No farther
particulars
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Appointments by the President.
WAsHixsroN. Monday, June u.

NAsHISGI ~ Monday June H.
PosrNAsrER
JosErH ALIEN. ~ Columbus. Georgia
C. e. DISTINCT krToHNETs
RonrRr HrsHrq. for Texas vice Merrimsn. re-
moved FzAxr1s 7 BAF-oN. for Georgia vice Jscs-
.on. removed 2. : Johnson for Delaware vice
Rogers, removed
LAND OFFICERS
TBoMAs 7 RrssELL. Receiver Of Public Moneys at
- Augustine Florida vice Fontn, re-isued....k X W.
.~nRyvs WrScIIEs1EE. at Tallahassee, FLORIDA, vice
Hudson removed.
COLLECTORS.
ROBERT wAIsToS. At - Marks, florida, vice
Walker removed
AFPRAr=ER7.
Joffx e. NsrTIN. ~ Philadelphia vice Thomas
steward. removed.
By Sev0ary Of fie Treg'rry.
ASSISTANT AFFRAIsERs.
r. FisHgR. vice Reuben Hsniz .EDwARD ~
DoNALDsox. vice WIN. Little. At Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Lnte from Pernnmbuco-Cholern, &c.

BOSTON, June IL u
BY the arrival Of the Canton at this port we
have advices from Pernambuco TO May :. A profound
calm has succeeded the late attempt toward Revolu
tioI.
Fish were quoted IL nilreas Several cargoes had
recently gone TO the South
No farther cases OF Cholera have been reported in
our city to-day
The weather is pleasant and business moderately
active
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Things in Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Monday. June H.
The Cabinet has adjourned
Hon. Abbott Lawrence is appointed Minister to
England.
son Of John Davis j. 20 be Secretary Of Legation
70 China
Prussia offer. postal treaty with the United States
Gen. Twiggs succeeds the late Gen Gaines in com
msnd # the Southwestern Division.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
nIarker.....ALsASY. June IL

Rcceipts BY Canal Hzce Sa~raay-FLouR
l4,70O bbls CoRN, i7sOO bushels-The FLoUR market
is without change and the sales only Of retail
character For CoRS there is large demand and the
sales foot up 22.oo0 bushels at 6l cts for round
Northern Ycllow-hoiders hrm st that hgure--
OARS moved 10 the exien, Of 1000 bushels At 81 81
cts. In WHISKY about 100 bbls sold At p cts.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Caurt Cnl.udar...Tnis DAr.

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si q s. l. - =. s0 ~. 81 20 loo- olH 80 .n o.
er. Term Room supreme Court and opers ~ .'
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IS ISL - 81 Psrt liNos 10, w. lA' 80 i'o - u
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-12
Death or Hon. Augustus Porter-C ollisiOn
of -ienmers nnd Los. Of Lie.

BUFFALO, Monday June ll-P NJ.
Hon Augustus Porter late L. ; Senator from
Michigan died at Niagara = alls last nj ght
The steamers Hudson and Saratoga came in collision
Yesterday morning this side Of Erie by which the for
mer was much damaged and her two coored cooks,
were killed