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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

DR.. ELLEr, formerly Of the South Carolina
College, has proposed to the committee of the
Board of Health, in the city of New York, TO
make experiments, at his own expense, to de-
,erlnine, whether there is any peculiarly in the
atmosphere 10 which the prevalence Of Cholera
may be ascribed. This generous offer has, we
learn, been accepted. and DR.. Ellet will soon
enter upon his experiments.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

u We call attention to the Gard Of MIR.
MANIeAuLT, Factor and Commission Merchant,
Charleston. Mr.. Manisault was lsl L.lcnlc''
ant in the Charleston company CT volunteers
in Mexico, and greatly distinguished himself as
a gentleman and soldier throughout the Whole
campaign. lie is also. well verscd in the husl-
ness 10 which, he is turning his attention at pre-
sent, and VIC can with the greatest safety shy
that whoever may entrnst business TO him, will
soon have, in his integrity ofciIaraclcr, aud ca
pacity for business, the utmost confidence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Victory.

The las, advices from Europe confirm the
late Hungarian victory over tho AustriaIls and
Russians. In battle which lasted Gl hours
the Hunsarians, under Gen. Georsy, totally
routed the In,pcrialisls, who sustained 4 loss Of
%, 1000 killed, and the whole Of their Artillery.
The Hungarians los, 5000 killed. The lmpc-
%rialists fed in wild disarrpy towards Vienna.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
China and England.

The Chinese have refused to open the trade
of-Cantun to the English. 1t is matter of con.
lecture what England will do If we Judge
Of her future course by what we know Of her
past history, she will be soon bringing his crIes-
,ial Majesty to his senses by ore Of those argr..
ments tina, seldomfaiI when judiciously urged, to
bring conviction and acquicsccnce-viz: an APP
p%lication Of the sword and b%oyonct.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

% The Wing Convention Of Georgia have
unanimously nominated The Hon. EDWARD Y
Hill, rs candidate for Governor. judge Hill
is a native OF: Abbevillc District, South Carroll
ma. lie is a man of fine talent, and Is Il refined
aud polished gentleman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

There is aJdHCttgd -sdvn-"r- Il" the cotton
Nw6,c viii he moi n lille cheering to
many of our planters. A good article will
bring 9 cts. in the Hamburg market, For pri'
Cos elsewhere we refer 10 quotations III another
column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
MIR. CalhOun's Reply TO
RentOn.

The last issue Of the Pendleton Messenger
contains the reply OF Mr.. CALHouN 10 Col.
BENTON. 1t fills nineteen columns Of the abuye
pauer, and from the lasty glance we have
been able to give it, we think it meets triiln-
phaully the charges Of The Missouri Sonalor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Cholera not i'm Savannah.

The Savannah papers deny tl.at there has
been Cholera either in the city or lis vicinity.
The cases spoken Of OH the plantations of Drs.
Daniels and Scriven, wele ncihing more lllan
Diarrhoca.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

PoRrUGAL.-By The steamer Pacia
belonging TO the PeninsTlar, intelligence
has been received al London Of The death
of Charles Albert. II was known in Lis.
hon some days previous that The Kings
illness, though nol considered of n serious
type at first, mad become alarming. The
King Cunsnrt of Portugal Immediately
sent Il physician and an aid .de-camp, but
they arrived only in time 10 see the exIled
monarch die.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
WEDNESDAY JULY Is, 1919.

MIR. w. G. RUSSELL and JOHN A.. Az
OLSON, are our authorized Agents for the cnllcc.
ton of all moneys due us III the Districts Of
Edscfield, :Abbeville, Ncwber:y and Barnwcll.
We hope all persons indebted 10 MS will not
put our Collectors to the trouble of calling on
them the second time, or fnrcc MS 10 place their
accounts in the hands Of Magistrates I" be col.
iected at their cost. We want 0mr nonry and
must have it. A word 10 the ,oiSc is sufficient.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
From ,ile Columbia Telegraph.

CHARLESTON. July IL.
C0rruH.-Thc transactions. IN CUtlon
to-day amounted to COO bales; those Of The
week to 1000 bales, while The receipts
for The same time arc only l2OO. TX.
trcnlcs 7 g Il 10 cents. Prices have
materially advanced during the past week,
aud strictly fair IS now quoted al 3>4 Il
III cts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

% BY 4 notice in the papers, we learn that
communication for his Excellercy, the Cover.
mar. mnst be directed 10 Columbia till the Isl OF
October next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Plank Road.

Application will be made to the next Session
of. the Legislature for a charter to construct Il
PLank Road from GraniIevillc 10 Edgciicld q.
H.. or GONE point on the Greenville Road.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

Honor to the old Blue Hen. and health
and prosperity 10 all her hrnod.
| am. senllcmar, faithfully ynnrs.
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To Mcssrs. Wales, Dupont, Price, &c.
Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Cholera among tho Camanches

The cholera is raging somewhat violently
among the Camanchc Indians. They are said
10 be panic stricken, and a-e flying in every di-
~rection.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
July 49,, ls49
Notice

MS Hereby given. that application will be
made to the next Legislature for The gran,
Of a new Road, commencing Al or near tIrc old
Steam Mill, fmmcrIy owned BY Henry Viii
Iinns ON the MarlinlownR Road nd intefsecling
the I.onscanc Road. at or hear Major John
Tompkin's Mill, OIL Liu!e Stevens Greckan
said Road.
] July IL lS49. 3m %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
MIR. Clay.

Mr.. CLAY has had an attack OF cholera,
which for a while greatly endangered his lIIr'
but by recent intelligence he is now speedily
recovering.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
B TMARIS
Execat6
UTI0N
July IS

YNIlE Coliarlnrtsllip hefeiol0teexha3E
u der the name and styles0fsB45
DOBY. is this day dissolved bysml4
sent. Persons indebted to The slota: ff5 a
authorized To settle with j. l.. DOBY.AJd
all persons indebted 10 them, wilfpleaSescuIf
and settle Immediately. sSs&
A. RI. BURTsZs
j. l.. DOBY.
July Is 1e4g, If 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Hr a " Sc So Sc m.

On Tuesday morning. the 81 of July, ut
Woodland, near Pendlct0n, S. g.. by The Rev.
A. II. Cornish. Dr.JnHS G. CKIHoUs, Jr., son
of Hon. ). G.. Calhoun, to. MissAnsziE K, els
desl daughter Of Tic Rev. jasper dums, uiiof
Pickens DISTINCT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

ILLSEss OF Mrs. llhRrIsoN.-Tls
Cincinnati Commercial Of The ID ins,..
learns from a reliable source, that The
widow Of ex-Prcsideut Harrison is lying
al her residence, in North Bend, Ohiu,
very low with cholera.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

What is better than presence Of mind in
o railway accident? Absence Of body.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
BWsLes' Lodge N0. ~.
Il. q, o., IF.

O. Regular meeting Of this Lodge will
be held on Monday evening mex, at s
o'clock, f. II. WARDLAW, Sec.
July IS Il 2G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

Sheridan Knowles, tho dramalisl has
gone to preaching in London.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
Gold Medal to Gen. TayIor.

The gold medal presented by Congress to
Gen. TAYLOR for his services ut Bucna Vista
cost three thousand dollars, and is ready TO be
delivered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

~ The Artcsian Well in Charleston has
reached the depth of 005 feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

ILLNESS OF Mrs. MADIsoN.-The
Washington, correspondent Of the Bali.
more Sun, under da!e Of Monday evening",
States that Mrs. Madison was extremely
i'll. and not expected to survive. until next
morning. We think our correspondent
would have nolicedher death had il oc.
cthkI-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18
From the Baltimore Sun:
RY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.
The Board Of Health today, report lor
the p hours ending at noon. 80 new cases
cholera and 10 deaths. During the "a
hours ending at noon yesterday, there
were az new cases and 90 deaths.
NEW York, 6.
The board of health report II cases and
% deaths of cholera, for The II hours end
ins at noon to-day.
CINCINNATI, JulyG.
The iGlcrmcnts up To noon Today were
9fsor cholera, ami 81 Of other diseases.
Nothing further, heard of the condition
OF Mr.. Clay. There is much anxiety TO
hear from him.
WAsmSGToN, JulyG 6.
The official Board Of Health reporIs the
following cases Of cholera. as having oc-
Cured from The 25th Of Jane, up 10 day,
viz:
A white female on English Hill, fatal.
On the 2SrIl. u cuIored female, resident of
Fourth street., fatal. On The 20,h, five
cases in The Washington Asylum, two of
which were fatal, aud three recovered.
On the LIST July, one colored male. resid-
ing ON Capitol Hill, fatal. On the 4't,
one white male, resident of Fifth street,
near Canal, Galal.-making i'll all Is cases
aud Z deaths.
The Physicians are now requested TO
report daily, before 5 p. NJ, 10 the Presi'
dent of the Board Of Health.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-07-18

Tho Austin (Tcxas) Democrat Of The
Odd ult., learns that the cholera has brok
en- out aiming the Camanche Indians, first
making its appearance ina parry encamped
on the San Gabriel. Several Of thu &deGs
have fallen victims 10 The disease. The
Indians were flying in every direction,
completely panic stricken. These facts
we're gathered from a captive Mexican
woman. who made her escape and come
into one. Of The frontier military post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

TROUBLE AMONG THE SOUTHERN METHoDrsrs
The troubles Of the Methodist church, which
caused a DIVISION OF that body, have appeared in
the Cherokee country. The Church North sent
among the Indians minister to represent the
cause of freedom, and the consequence has be en-
a riot, and one which will tend materially to en-
danger the religious advancement of that people.
The Cherokee AdDoc0fe, of the 18th ult., speaking
ct some OF The late scenes, says: mo religious
meetings csn BE- held at night without riot. Mr.
GurIey attempted 1t at a private house, where, it
was supposed, he intended to lecture his piles
secretly upon matters which he deemed prudent
not to breach in the public congregation. The
house was .urroundtd by the mob, Mr.. Gurley
c,mpell, TO flee, and the meeting broken up.-
TT: %...dnws Of our new brick church have been
dssht to pieces, INC stoves Earn dowo,. ana tue
lDteror Of the church thrown into the wl,uee. Ia
order. Hence acts OF retaliation follow. The
excitement has got among the irreligious por-
ton OF the nation, and matters must come to a
crisis shortly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

Burglary F,usrand -Aoout l 90 ock on Sunday
morning officer McCurdy, Of the 9th ward police heard
the ,uId Of breaking while bis vt In Frank.
lin street, and went TO where he imagined hs heard
the poi-s wbish vas the seliog house No 1856
FRANKLIN street. occupied by MIR White. On sxsuin-
Ing the base Dent, the officer aimed that burg.
LAT bad evidently commerce his work Of depreciation,
ae the Dc light next III, base sut doc had been
sms'hed In. allowing sofcis spscs IT, the hand and
arm to enter 10 order TO bolt the door The sbsr
had on hearing the sppro .ch Of the policeman, made
10. HIS prompt attendance.
Suspicious Character. Officer Corey OF the Second
ward arrested suepcious cbsrsctVs, calling h,mset
MichAe, Young sbem ne fouul secteted a sns Gel ar
belonging 10 tlr Daniel smith. In FuiGSn street -
Young was eviosnly there tor the purpose Of stsAsg
The msgi, trste commit ga hin. to prison
I'll Funny Charge ~ Em5eszisntnt A young wo-
men BY tie pane CT Eusn Csss,dy. was arrested oa
Saturday, on a charge OF embpzzl, m.ns IL appears
TINT The acsutct a cap maker ny TT ado ano ~W ON
ploy ed in that busipss by Charrs King M, 70, Pins
street; aud having dozen cap, which she had sde
up, the mafer'sis 81 sucn caps being the property OF
M King instead al her return tnem according 70
pron'c she put th. M 10 pledge vt the pa nbrokes
ana for this sl ged offence che WAS arrested aud de
sained.
.9r,esf on suspfcion- A woman csliog hsr'elf Nary
Ann McLssn. eHS sfrrsi,d on Ss,urdaI gbt having
htted ~ With enk dsmask 10 ~ evd-ot tire chair
t.. s'olsn. for ~h,ch o~ ~Anted Ths wo
msn wss con mi'tsd by me mrNs'rsrs
thavPo II Ltbi Officer kesr mac, Of the 4'h ward,
arrested Isr'ttds' nso BY the name ~ e. sarf q.
thd on b-bch satrsDt ~ter.i. he sttbds Oh srxed
WITH hb'lhnv n ur Gnnts RE accus ed wa, held
10 bal to answer h. chnrgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02
City Intelligence.
CITY POLITICS.

The Old Hunker Mayorslty Convention meets ct
Tammany Hall this evening. What they will do NO
one can say because the convention itself has by NO
means decided yet, to who sha DO the happy C)
man. We shall, however, know all In good time The
wings to be well satisfied that they will walk over
the They calculate, of COURSE upon the dvi-
ssn In the democratic ranks The bAvnburners ara
well pleased with their nomination, because soy they
Mr.. Van Schaick 10 sdmrer Of free soil princi
Pies. WELL We sbsl where the winning cards lie
meantime, 1t may be we'll that politicians, of Whist
schoo should avoid counting their chickens be.
fore their eggs Matched All will BE- developed in
good time and shall be better enabled to form
cluson to what the probable result will Do when We
know definitely what tho Old Hunkers will do at Tam
many Hall tonight. The game 10 nov fairly started
two quarters Of the political chase and the word
"pun Dick, pull devil"
THk CRY YEsrERpAy-Ths weather Yesterday was
al that could be wished for. bright, clear and bra
cng smosensre prsvslsd making &c pleasure to walk
streets presented q most lively appearance Broadway
and the Bewery Canal and Hudson streets, Blescser
streets and, in fact, all the principal thoroug
were crosded during thu middle Of the day The
THE day va. Palm sunday and All Fools dsv IN.
usual mode of the fret day OF April for
toe most Part neglected, although We heard Of socs
doiDgs in the way Of selling peop very cheap This
custom Of making April feos' seems silly business
and would be better neglected than prsstised There
Is usual, too msch i'll nature called out By the psrpe
tra,ion Of practical jokes. This custom oddly enough
adopted nowadays long time ago, gsttsn up for
the purpoee Of nemoratog the darkest pas
ssgss in the history Of our Savour's suferiugs 10
would be lnDg tory to tell how April footing has
to be What IL IL at the present time The story would
involve history Of the sacred dramas, they
called. which used to be enacted by the monks aud
priests during the ddle age; and sfer all the his
tory Is remarkably obscure, and ght be Incorrectly
gwen go We shall leave An Fools day Hnd It,
and, ~ the same time, recommend oil prsons to keep
their temper when they hnd the the victims Of
mischievous urchins, who claim them - their fools.
FRx-A IRE broke out yesterday morning In tho
basement Of house No 622 Brooe street occupied by
MIR st John, which vas put out With triding damage.
NOMINATIONS IN BRooxLvr.-The nominate OF
the respecti y parties fer Mayor folio wbg
Edward COPELAND, the present city clerk democratic,
william Ellsworth formerly PRECEDENT Of the Bryoklyu
Insurance Company and the indepen dent party,
George Hall. The candidates for city judge are
whie J-sse G. Smith democratic Judge Grseuwecd,
orn erly Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas and
the Independent party, the democratic candidate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02


ORLEANS JOCKEY CLUs RAcEs, BIZ AMAN CoURsR.-
WhDNtsDAY, March Il Purse 5 $50 mile heats.
A. L-con te u Co . b. Nadir, by Zenith,
out OF Caroline Scott, y. o., OF lbs.
D. F. KeDner's oh. by imp Harkfor-
ward. cut Of Luda. 3y F., 50 lbs. -. 2 l 2
w. j. MINORS 81 HuRhess) b. La De-
butsnte, BY Frantlin, out Of War
wick's dam. J. o, SO lbs. ........ 0 3dk
Time, ISL 1:51-1:62k-l:bOlt.
THURSDAY, March "a Purse. S3OO-two mile heats
W. Minors ch. DJalna, BY imp. Trustee,
out OF Lady Jane, 9 y. o, 81 lbs. ......... 1
H. Porhr's b m. Jenny Lind, own sister to
Cbsrmer y o, Ut lbs. ............. 8 2
D. f. Kenntrs er E"lus by Grey Medoc,
dam by imp Levisthan, 8. @, LOT lbs. 2 8
Time. S.62-S:46.
FnIDAy, March % Purse, $500 three mils heats.
l. Van Le'r's b Topss BY imp Glencoe, out
Of Emerald, q y. o ~ lbs. .............. /
A. Ltcemte Co g ch o. 0sllstin. by Wagner,
dam by imp Levia'hsp, ~ o., 100 lbs. -. 3 3
d K.pper's oh m Louisa Jordan BY Imp Jor-
dan. dem BY John Richards 8. y. o, IFS lbs 2 4
Ig. SsymaDski's oh m Lite Emily. BY Wagner,
dam by imp Le,iAthan. s ,. o, 1V7 lbs. 49,. 3
Time, 6:50-640
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02
Army Intelligence.

r, IA. VI
At . meeting Of the First Class Corp. Of Cadets
held this day. for tho purpose Of expressing their feel
the chair: .ndJ q: Psrke vas sppointsd secretary.
On motion, S. Bepet, 8. B. Holabird, snd r. F.
De Lane, we're appointed COMMITTEES draft resolu.
items expressive OF the sense Of the meeting.
Ths committee having retired for short time, re-
turned and reported the following preamble and rsso
lut,ons, which were unapimously adopted.
Wheress We have heard With unfeignsd Roget ana
David Charles Bolles at hts hsms, Athens, Ohio, GA
the II instant, after lingering ilnsss-the nrst
alarming symptoms Of which manifested themselves
when he left as at the close Of the last annual e4sui
nation-and deeply affected by this dispensAtion OF
Providence which has torn from among US one in tue
flower Of hia ,enth full Of hope and expectation; Who
asa member Of tbs Academy, In the double cApa,ity
of student and soldier the affections and 90 I'd.
dence of oil connected with &c by his maaly bearing
msnts and who lett rs but few months sinos for the
sweets and endesrmen ts Of home, and found Q grave
where be most could have wished It, In the bosom Of
bis family and amid the plentiful associations Of his
Re.elud That ". truly .ymp.thiss with the rss-
tves the deceased in this their sad bscsa at
None but those who the future excslIsuoe Of
which his youth gave promise, the noble qualities Of
bis heart or felt the gentle influence Of his
could appreciate the severity Of this visitation aud
sufficiently depore his mea choly end untimsly tate
He ss admired aid loved by thoss whom no excelsd,
wore with 30 much modesty, for they adorned oss
who was a. dear in The circle Of friendship could
be beloved In that of homo.
Resolved, That in the death Of Cadet Bodies, our
osss has been robbed Of one Of ts brightest namen
the srmy Of one Of its mot talented yeuths-the
country Of one OF its greatest admirers That with the
intellectual and moral character held by tho deoess
ed bic keen of honor and of pur.
pore with an no norsble ambition urging him to duty,
and heart alive to the finer oalities nsture
al foreehadowed future urtfuiness and Ia
The profession he srdently admired and for which
be eminsntly fitted
Resolv.d, That monument be placed over his re-
mains at Athens Ohio, as light testimonial Of QUE
reepect and that all the members our cla.s from
hs state be requested to act 10
experimenting its erection Also, that hts name 40
be ipecribtd an the Cadet mon umeBt this poss.
Resolved, That copy OF the proceedings Of this
meeting, eigued by the President and Secretary be
transmitted to the New York Herald Seisio GaEene,
and .4thenian Messenger. for pu hlication.
On motion, the meeting adj. urued
(SieDedl " SlLVEY, Jr., President.
JNo. q. PAnxE, Secretary
Died, 81 New Orlespe, the 22d ultimo, Of cholera
George Vesse. clerk OF asters Dspartm nt
snative of Maine, eyed 20 years.
general court martial 10 at present In session In
this city 1t Col Fsuptlsroy, President; 1t. Msr
Chant 81 infantry, Judge Advocate -.qustin TerI
Democart, March 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

TEXAS CuRrosrTIRs We are indebted to theHon
Jesse Crimes for a couple 81 pieces OF bone that
were found about fifty 'ee below the surface OF the
earth on his "headneht league" They are en-.
lime, ano the interior OF each piece is filled with
s-mLtranapareDt Crystals, like the Interior Of
stab ctites. They are really great curositlrs and
possibly b. long to some one OF the antedlluvian
ANIMALS that EXISTED IN the days Of Methuselah.
The deposit in which they were found appears to
be more recent than the rcondary formations that
extend through the upper portions OF the undulat-
ing regions OF T.xss. It's composed of congIo-
II" i.tr OF pebbles apparently rounded by the
acton 81 water, and indicates that the Cult former
y cove red that seciIon to the depth of seve-
raj hundred het- Houston (fexa,) Telegraph,
Merit TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

vile COurtsr of the 10Th ult speakiog Of tns
late flie IN that cry, says:-The buildings were
owned by Judge Nicholas and l.. l.. Shrpve. all
insured, except the one occupied by Mr.. shreve.
me establishment IS but slightly injured, and his
STOCK OF HARDWARE which ~ fully insured, Is da-
mayed 70 he extent Of $1,000 or $1,000. b.
Gutter u Co. were ;hs hcavest losers. They
estimate their loss at $l2 600, which was covered
by Insurance In eastern ofIic, q, OF wslch the tna
was the PRINCIPAL. About fifty hhds. of sugar
were destroyed, ard $1,000 worth of liquors
M.ssrs Lewis ~ Wilkes's loss amsunts to about
$500, all covered by insurance. b. +. Baker IL
Co shoe dealers had the back portions of their
store burnt, and some two or three hundred pack
ages Of shoes damaged by fire and water Their
stock fully insured at the Ktna, Nautilus, and
Madison offices. The loss supposed TO be $4,000
or $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02
News from lhe sanowicn islands.

NEWS HfOm The SahOWlCh 1sIandss
The accounts from the Sandwich Islands are to
the end sf December.
We learn that the relations between the authori-
ties Of these Islands and the American Comm,s-
sioner, Mr. Ten Eyck, had ceased; and Mr.. T. E.
had taken down his flag.
The measles and hopping cough were very pre-
valent on the Islands, carrying of the natives
quite rapidly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02

APRIL The regular term OF this Court opeus this
day and tbe following calendar Of prison eases ara re-
turned BY Mr. Eomonds. the efnciens keeper of the
city prise to tho Court for trial. With the exception
Of those charged with capital ole Dces who viii oe
transferred to the Court Of Oyer and Termin.r for
trial
The foIlowins list are prisoners in actual oonans-
me Mt, awaiting their trial:
Murder, b; arson, ROBBERY, robbery aud rape I.
rape burglary 8; grand larc. BY 10; forgery q az
tempt TO Kill receising stole goods III harg.s 1:
conspiracy, q; bgamv. J: f's- retences Total 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-02
N Rrlno Affairs.

Wear indebted to Captaia Lsrmond, OF the bark
Cisrenont for cur fss Of Mexican and Cal,forn De-
pers Cspt has made the passage from New York
10 this port via Vera Cruz twenty dsys
re laid BY four days ct the latter per-Nev Orieons
PtcdyuGe Merck "a.