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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

The Marion Difficulties Retired. We learn
that mob Of the friends of !Straron and Everett.
short time since, visited SmthvIe, and tore dow
The Ja, taking those two worthless OUT and carried
them OFT to Marion county, where they sook re-
gulsr frolic. They thon o.so~o tho, buld Kill
Ham TUT, If they had to go tel - a. il.
Gen. F'ood, hearing of this --ate sf 4 is..ns-
diate,y repaired to ths.5seene O. n,is.s ;,.,
=. sap with - - ssss4f TOP 4 -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

u. States 1reasnry.-Accordng to an offciul
receip's1nio The Treasury during the quarter end
ing 30th Sept, 1910, amounted to Sl3, ,240, SOC
The expenditures for the period amouateA
to $S,9lO,l ,lS6, leaving balance in the Treasury
of 81 ,33I, ,3l4.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

Cal3ornia-RocK OF GoLD.--The Empire City
which arrived, in New York, on the 18th ult.,
brought about $4,000 letters, and nearly million
of god Among the passengers is S. S. Thornton
u. 5. representative delegate from Oregon.
The correspondent of the Tribune, says that an
immense vein of gold has been found on Col. FIRE.
monl's rancho. A geoogist had been sent out
to examine the place, says it is vein in solid
rock, two leagues long, with an average breadth
of $50 feet. A rich placer has been discovered
on Trinity river, whore each man daily gathers
SlOO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

w. C. Callar has been - ia ia his stead
This is sma act Of proscrpt-.. The income
of the Office 1890 per annum. But Gen. TAYLOR,
finding it necessary TO reward his friend Callan.
it seems, cold DO ii in no other way than by the
punishmentof his enemy Hicks, who has boon
postmaster nd assistant these II or IL yoars.
Mr.. c. liv some 20 milos from his postofIice ;
and how as to get over the law which requires
that he sluld reside in the town, We know not
but leave ito be settled by his friends. We un-
derstand bias appointed an Assstan, to perform
the duties but that will not do.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

Have we not every prospect that the minero
wealth Of Arkansas, exceeds that of G reat Britain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-08

This niFQe ecIock Wass-1sscnred- at the expense Of
the citizensef several counties in the West. The
Psnmycit MI no charge for freight to New Or
leans; and Tnearn that Senator Borland viii, at
his owa eSposS5, have it finished, and will have
cut upou it thercoat of arms of Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Ina of the Sirnuship Panama.
Correspondence Of TIE Trlbune'
Rto lA~EtaO March 10, Isl

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
RIO JANEIRo, March 10, 1912.
Assrs Grselty & No Elrah
send YOU an account Of the voyage OF the
noble steamship Panama, Lieut.. ID d. Porter CON
msnder. more genllemanly man than whom never
ssw on board any vessel Tho Sans can be ssid oil al
the ofeers attscht to the ship The shp ana engine
90 credit to the builders VOL as the owners Messts
Rowland Il Aspinwall The drst few days out We nN"
wind aud sea enough to test the qualities OF sny 'e's
and must say she more than met my expee'suo"s'
She Ia perfectly easy IN well as being very airy
on deck notwithstanding she was drawing lo5 FEET o.
water
here annex her log from the day We eii p0r' Until
we arrived 10 Rio Jsnciro. which 10 "a follows
Ian Jersey Ciysiu An Saturday, Feb H. seS acc uui
,s initial. ps, AR ~ gscs from + and snow sous :
with heavy seS, ship behaving noo.yi ol'Suo' 'u '
is,h-s,ons breere, heavy sea ard snow ,qnshs dis-
lsnte is mi es Passenger all SKA coarse na" r.
so.h-rhu same dissnee ~ mics s,.,.,s ,stsues
2t.-More oerAe took 10 al ssii, dlstsnce 90 "ss
oM-po At7PM spoke ship Thomas Whso' iton
Liverpool for Oresns-sll well all fore ana All sans
9Ss"E,e.s erssHss nom n - took IA all sails; heavy
sea, ship acting vel; seEt down '"pgsnsn' ys'H' Us
:Wh-Ths .sme. close reeied oPss!s sc di'snee i7o
niles ,r,r..a.s 49,, .,nA
SteF,ns br.exes from wcs, oil ssh ss.i distance -
aiies, IN. d, ,h
n, bre, re. from Sc sill sails fadsd distance
lsO miles " 49,. -
March l-"ini , = win Al sail ie'ie~' ~'''a-NS' 49,
mice 49,. IL,
2t-Hodersie al sails ilfed. clsisrce. ls3 miles
St--IAeht br-tz ., sc. ciAsIce. i92 miles. -
Sb-Frosh bretEes fore AID sais set duisrce' lSN
Hiits -, %. IL.
sk-Ths same; distance lsS uiies eih-ls' miles
rh-an sau set tne wssheEi distsree, lso miles SUI
"a upr, Oh-lsI miles lOh Ia mies llth-.i- miles
IAh-9ls m,ls. iSlh-.6 miles IAN 20 miles loh-
80 a,les l6h-le' niles
Amour, Of coal consumed by steamship Panama
from Now York 10 Rio Jsoeiro.
FEB 18Th. 4sa ms; lob - SO Do ?os :Ss,s o. s%
.eA9do. 20 ssa DO; 49, IS Ga 30 .i.a ~ SIC % - u
3Sssso. s,h 81 t4S do; nm 81 no dos 6h. $500 do
March Ia - 7a6 oo 20 81 $50 DO; 81 sn@ 90 a.
3Si75 DO; STA SghSo do; eh S@o@1, 3th ~ %, S'
245 d. eth a. 7hS 90, 'oh. s. 80 90 ti'n ~
lah $3.50 do; ISgb, 81 go ID h. s. ~ DO lo'n
We arrived on Friday, sfier pleasant voyage OF 20
days The plo,bost Hscks,sh, sailed on the am al
well She lo., the mates brother overheard the nrst
night out from Ncw.York.
Yours, truly, H. = W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Things on the lilo Grands Tho Choiern- Call.
fornia Compauies- Brownsviiie, &c.

Correspondence OF Inc IflOuno-
BRow.sviLLE on the Rio Grande. April 20, 1919.
II. GREELEY, Esq.-Dear SIR: 1t Will be graft
isbg to your numerous readers 10 learn that our place
sni its vicinity in tho euj ymen OF the usual
heaihfulncss The Cholera broke out among us with
sres, magnity about the 23d Of February, and con
tlnued to rage without crossing toe river tor about
three weeks after which for abou; three weeks more,
Il was confined chiefly t. Mstsm0ras with occasional
cssss here AZ fair estimate suppose our town lost
cut Of population Of 1900 ssy j0-and in Natamoras
the number # deaths must have reached near 1000
Thanks t. a kind Providence river valley IA now
nearly quite free from II.
Ooi,e A number of California omgrsnts foil victims
70 tbe dsoote 10 various parts of the country during
IT. prevalence among us Among some OF tho recent
cases which occurred ut Roma. place about twenty
mles above Camnrgo regret 10 announce the name OF
Mr. II II Treat, late Of Palmyra In your state lie
was Tor many years extensive bus ness man IN wen
ern New York and HE lose Will be mourncd by n large
family aud many frfrds.
oar town st continues 70 be the fsyorte resort OF
most OF the overland California ornC rants who md II
the be Al place tho obtain their Outht ire
psra,ory to undertaking long land jnurney-sueh as
horses. pack mules wagons, &c. Sc You have most
likely heard OF the disruption of Col Webbs company,
some having died Of Cholera others bocOning dissas
fed Yesterday the gallant Colonel himself passed
through our city, on his return home.
This place. you know, Is the seat Of Fort Brewn 4;
hence the name being called after the gallant Major oil
that name who tell In lite defense. AT the time the
American army left Mexico in July last, not single
citxen's house existed where now stands town OF
1900 inhabitants
By the way, a good thing happened here few DAYS
ago on the occasion Of election for County Clerk,
when an honest con Of Erin Intercepted rs TO his
rsht of suArrse and asked how long he had been a
citizen Of Brownsville. "Sure two yares your Honor
hes known mo here was the Pat rio,ic reply
You will see from paper the F!as, that our
whole valley IL being oveIup by bands OF the Ca
msbche, Lipsn and Tusquay Indians, who have muir
dered and depred.ted within ~ miles OF this place
We hope oor Government will take some enoeuNe
MEASURES TO chsstise these msrauding bands and pre-
yeDta repetition of thoir outrsgos la future.
will improve some tut1re Opportunity 70 teit you
how clad OF Port 81 Entry at FONT lsa'e shu
dobenture warehouses al this place and how much the
people Of this region want aUpNsto Territorial "oV
trnment In the mean time, dior HoMbhE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Peoples Wsshing and Bathing 10 usss-Le,.
ter from Z. Z. Harruru

Mr.. GREELET II AN gratiRed 70 see your corrs-
sponden, - calling attention 70 the Importance OF
erec,sg Public Baths ard Wash Hou.es n hi. city 10
be- enjoyed at low rate
All who have visited LoLdon during tie last few
years must have observed the admirable working OF
THIS system and the great benefit resulting from T. not
only u lhs soorng and poor casses but b. the whole
community. regard the enterprise = noble oLe and
second only 10 that Of Croton Ws,er
Most anxiously do desire CITIZENS q avail hem
selves al once Of the privilege granted by toe Act oi
Incorporation Tor The Peoples Bathing sud Washing
AssOciaoo, sIi that the Oh couernp plated shs -
obtained lie; toe stock be taken ouce there be
doubt Of the feasibility of me pan let II BE- carried
out for the Of the people, ard the whole p-Ope
and that clssnliness etsentzl 70 the hJscs. ard
mora health Of the community will be secured
AZ Abe books open your office. you will please
consider ms q subscriber for Three Hundred Dollars
Of tie stock. Yours, p. 7. BARSUH.
American MusyrM Msy l. $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

Gov. Krvo OF MissoURi.--Austin A. King, Gov
amor Of No. declines public dbner rendered 70 him
By few Of the sofi (IIaoseD politicians Of y, Louis
The Hsrds Bentons friends charge Gov X with being
opposed 70 Col Benton, and In fact 4, understood he
va, mainly Instrumental In securing the passage Of a
series Of slavery Extension resolutions through the
state Lesslsae the heel Of the session for the yur
Dose Of injuring Col Benton among his const.tuents
several county meeting, Of ihe sots nave been held
for tbs ratification Of CalnouDs Address Col BentOns
friend. refused to auerd these Democratic demon.
STATIONS and their great loader is soon expected 10
e,nvsss the whole State for the purpose Of explaining
hs course during the last session Of Cong Many
Of The Missouri LoeoPoc papers condemn the course
Of tee 81 Lours Uaton (Gnker for its persecution Of
tie leaders OF the Hsfds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

COURT or OYER AID TEgniSER-SeAieHceo n
De0th.-Aexsnder jones' tho black man found
guilty Of arson IN the first degree, in having set
fire to house - Mulberry st in March asst In the
night time, was brought up for sentence. On
being asked the usual question why sentence
should not be pronounced, he made no reply The
Court remarked to him that eight Of the Jurors
had recommended him to mercy. and the fact.
would he placed before the proper authority, stll
he must enteTtsu 10 hope Of r-prieve. H. was
sentenced 20 DO hung on Friday, June y. the
sane day as that appoisted for the ex ecution Of
Wood, for the murder Of his wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

REpRIXyED.-The negroes Who were tined ara
convicted by special ui6ar. OF two magistrate sno
90, isv,owners on the lssh inst for killing The negro
osr,,,r on Windsor Forest plantation parish 81 Con
.or5is on the Oh inst hsye been leprieved by tn
Gny,rnor They were sentenced by the tribunal that
~ -. - h. executed the 9Th Of May next
VII. . h.srar was cot Up by the principal slave
go. in ire parish strongly urging on the Governor
Of the executise eemency snd N seeord'
snee with the With Of the slave "a ne ,sss..s
nooo WV 81 the sentence has been postponed until
,Ss ss,ps Of the Lsssiars when the ,Ssss, VII
hs REARED 10 thai body Nv Ss'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

FROM BERNuDA.The bermuda Roy0i Gdset'e
Of the 2ith ult states hst the transport ship sep
tune bad sailed few days before carrying 279
oonvicts, among whom was John Mitchell. IL is
not true, however, that Mitcheis wife and family
are in the same vessel. Tho Trent had arrived
A. Bermuda from this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Prom IiayiI-Baitle Of Aqua.

The B7st0n Ir0U,Ncr seys. b. the arrival of
the brig ~lcLus, we have dat from the Island o.
hayt 10 the 2Dth OF April. Accounts have been
received ~ the Cape o. battle at aqua. between
the Haytens md the D1min;cars, ia which the
latter were utterly routed With great loss The
battle IS represented D. have been a holly con-
tested one, and the Haytiens did not altogether
escape, losing IL Is said f-Omonc - tTo hundred.
OF the D0minicang three or four hundred We're
killed, M silly n the battle. 4 number Of women
and children IN AZua, (which T. IN fell into the
possess sion Of the cOuqgcrOrs) were also S AIN
The accounts however. DO not represent that there
any general plpnder OF the town or lndisfrifn-
iaste slaughter OF the Inhabitants, rs IN git have
been feared from the Undisci .,iineJ state 81 tne
conquerine army. a large quantity Of provisions,
five thousand stand Of arms, aud many prisoners
Tel into the hands oil the Hsytcns. From Azun,
Soouquo ccntnued his march - the CITY % -.
Domingo p.ch would pr baby .al. into he hand,
together with Santiago, and tho whole OF the
SPANISH part Of the island 4 passenger from the
Cspe eises curious account Of that portion ~ the
Hay tcn army whichst from that quarter He
says that they were barefoot, without sleeves or
tails 10 their coats not cent 10 their porkots nor
a mouthiul 20 eat OF course, on their march they
were obliged b live by forced contributions upon
their own countrymen until they reached tre
frontier II is actual V stated that the Commanding
General, before startlng, sent on board one 81 the
vessels in port 10 beg few biscuits 20 put In hs
snapsack. The Monopoly Law, 1t snow thought,
was n very cunuiagly devised scheme Of SOouGus
to prevent the merchants from mcddhng ia politics,
by setting them by the ears among themselves rs
10 the division of coffee &c. S'lDIque IS sire 4 d
manager, and is perhaps better head OF the
Haytieu Government than some Of bis more snor-
ant and brutal generals, - whom the authority
YOU probably devolve in case OF his death or
llEuleceIuPut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

LEXINGTON, Kr.-Snce the suspension OF the
Daily Aitas. another paper hiss taken its place the
Budg,, Of Ers which bids fair to succeed. 1t is an
independent psper The Iocos have no organ In Lex
iosion uho the Wings have two, the OJsucv and Re-
yOTiu aud tho TrtnekIy AtlGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

PosIrioN OF AWHiG CANDlpArE IN TENNESSEE
Gov NELL s BEawx Of Tenn. addressed the reeei
Whis Convention at Nashville by which he was nomi'
mated for reelection. in speech ef come length In
which wss the following
lie WAS in favor If the Institutions OF the SCUM ou'
he valued the Union above everything else. III oepn
Gated the fsnsiiosm thst seeks 10 Srrsy DOC Po.o
- io,iou. Ifnion against another was opposed 10
the vsopo,ition rosdc some quarters OF nor NE
cours@ " The North In Of lie passage OF 'he
mot Pro,i.o. ssd 10 r0sG kot 9fos oas j'0' q go
:. Bsst.r M ~ Saratoga or YvA0Na for oil tAt "a"
n 81 a. no t,ra49e fhoasA al - Au.s r7s s'Ea-ti
raA goii es3 t.ralby, S.ld riA ''ec's he w'' oP
posed 10 those who would deny the southern psop,
their right. in the newly scqui'ei IefFio''ss, NJ
thought ihs Ia the present threatening aspect OF e
compronse 81 ,uid le made but p. as friht a.
AT All HAzAkDsior the south long - be eoud De-
consistently With the preservation Of the unou ou' v'
fts I-ai0a a al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

~ Fouier- = Wells, Phrrnoiosi-i- nm
Publishers, Clinton Hall Dbl Nes-su-'t n'ar iAe fsf

~ Fowier- 4 WeIi-, Piircnoiosi-i- and
Publisher, Clinton Hal lI Nes-sn-'' n'af me rs''
IT The second Annual iIeeiina Of me New
l0rA Society Tor tle promotion % hdl'Auoh hl1, '.
Church. Cut.st on Monday. May i' 1892 81 B; oCo' A.
VI Al SAID meeting ON election WI lac pit.e lvi -
r 20 o'clock " subscription for membership - " !.
be- received iy he Treasurer. y M,OtNt SNiIh' a. >,
" rst broadway, until N 0cluc. VI oi he day or me
election any dsv prevou. thereto balois VI" 10 . Do
me o members wax; ihs words. Reduction - one d'-
.ar-ies AID Reduction o. ons dollar No. p"D'r'
al lav4Ns' PATRICK ~ REASON. Secretary
- Nev-York and New-IIaven Railroad
(OHpany Tile aulIal meeting ~ me H.ocAn'.Irf- "i
fhe Nr,yiork aud New-Ilayen Railroad Company Tor the
election oi Board Of Director, hnd We uah-,, 'ou y.
other husue.. will be held ln the CRY % Newly ora a.
- Csua.i on Tuesday the 10th DAY OF hay next al II
POS oven from II AN to2PM The books OF .ran'-
fer Viii bee closed from te 81 To ie lyn M Ms' pom
i've ROBERT sOHO ! LIN IN rf Si,Si%Io
~ Mrs. u. =. Cove Nichols, Water Cure Pa',i-
can - Letins'onax oon--..a.o.' lIo- '' ~ ~ ~
- Watcr-Curc Ins;ituie-.-Ds. TAU receives
patients q Die sum.MuIluus % ~-hui. uiri ID -
or door nom - Johns Pars ard - oyster Bay. Tie
las g. competent s--sanf, for olidoor prucicr CON
situations veIha! or hy eieL, = i'
- Wig: Wigs! Vig-.-Cize19. ani -iraase :
're JOB. i .i."i ine .ai s's 80 a' All s,
Yi -. lavlgs. iuupre-. 'f-ids ~ 'A- hAl e,i
ornamental har h. io h.. found % MfDHrfsr htAsp' =,
= Maiden-lsne. Tie trade .-nrlea a. D."
70 Gentlemen. r.tv DO won e. 20 those miserable
.r- AAerr they only our Jas n1i.h Tor months 20
eer. without cra ms. when yuu can Ect Your AlI cii
M ff. new ~rans -fvl, a. NIrDH,Esr HEARDs, 2 Ma
en-suc and e pair 81 hair brushes Used 20 ra'A
customer A-' i"
- Wiz. and Toupee-.-BATeHELoEs u~rty l'
v,''.. . ans ~ca.l- obtains SILVER medal A. ''r
Pa nf flr American tr-f.fufe They SO made OF 'H-
tua- natural b.r md OF n,gullri workmanship, an
offer tae -uurrOr advantages uf extreme rk hIur'r ua
~ appearance and l4raily. They ar' 50 i-Ar ss Pep
f, lection ~. i,-,r.f -. rruf ~ " 10 aui Iol-
-- n ft~ city cal be- sc.ec'ssl rom e. BOB
Mandatory Nau--f urar Broadway ~, aie rooms
Tor hiuug We. Icff flr address ul' VI ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

~ The devices OF the South Carolina Press
for stirring up q sensation arc quite ingenious. II
has all al once walked ~ 10 the TACT that incen
diary sheets are circulating through the Hoath-
and OF course, the new Postmaster General, being
a Yankee and Nernonter a. that, mast be the
cause The South Caroltntdn says;
The Government. under the Constiinllon we De-
eiva has the entire control OF the Post once depart
ncut and also the power 10 requisite what matter ,hai
be carried through the mail In the absence OF iegs'"
tive enactment theu-ior we bohfve no ia" tNHts %
Tho subject Mr. Calhouns bill In s5O having oren 1851
al il. hos reading In the Suna;e-"e conceive l. 10 ."
tie duty Of the Executive duty which he owes 20 me
People of the SnuihthAt he should eudesvor to nj the
Posi- Ofi"e Department With men " no VII not by VII
tue OF their Office aid IN circulating these documents 10
the Southern states where they are WOAtSHea ~ "'N
The recent and Increasing circulation OF thtSe ooea
neuts L. beyond doubt, attributable 10 TIE kho"rus
That the Postma.ter General 10 thorough going fse
Soil man and Ia all probability Aoolluousi ana u
il Rad beginning for the admin siratlon OF NOAAr p
Pr,,idep that the enemies Ot our destinations thouo
have auch conhdepce In the agents a the rost O e
Department snd that their conhf"nco thus lar has not
been misplaced There were scarcely Oae oil ih''o
documents OF papers circulated under Inc a'e AuIao
istr stion
Wero the Postmaster General empowered C.
probibit the iransi; bv mali OF anything he might
deem incendiafy, We fear We should receive very
few Of the issues OF the press from south Carolina
For the benefit OF ali parties, the mail had better
be left iree-ior the same censorship that woH.d
prohibit the circulation OF the Appeal OF the ADD
htionists. would have to put the ban on the Ad
Sress o, the Southern Members Of Congress
fNSsh.ngton National Era
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

MEXICAN RCMORs.-N0tGmoros, April %, ~.
"Parcdes is kicking up The devil at present The
p50aunctad0s liusurgentsj took San Luis Poiosi on
the 18th inst and have marched on Queretsro -
The troops sent from here 70 put down The revolt
have DronOnnced in favor OF Paroles, and joined
tho Hevoiotiun,sis IA soon rs they crossed the
mountains Our previous advices from Mexico
rcpres entcd that n formidable isdTecti0a had
broken ont Ia the vicinity of San LUIS, and that
large body Of troops he'd been sent on by the TOW
crnment TO INT down the insurgents. Ii is dili ,ut
to obtain from our Mexican exchanges sA,isiac-
tory account OF any Of the movements OF the peo-
pie, as they exaegerate the successes Of the Gov
crnment forces, aud depreciate the operations Of
those hostile TO the present Administration. IL
the above intelligence be correct, We may expect
the unfortunate Republic of Mexico soon 70 b.
plunged into the horrors ot anarchy, If not civil
war. ~ -. Dei'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

cy The Northern Journal gravely urges the
.smi..ion Of the Sandwich ISLANDS into our Con-
s.Sersey. under the appellation Of The State of
Hawaii We object to the name anyhow. 1t
,Ounds too much ike Iowa, to say nothing Of Ohio
And what if the European Powers should reso.
,o..ly object to the scheme IN toto - Is the Jour
nal ready to igh. for such Annexation If the Isl
snJers arc willing'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

RsoDr Christopher +. Robbins.
,Whig.l was on Thursday elected Secretary OF
state in joint bslo, Of the Legislature. He re-
esived - votes 70 81 Loco and Scattering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President.
BsNI MILLER Secretary
JOSEPH l. LORD, Agent
JAMES STEWART. " b. Medical Examiner Al tne once
da.ls from 2to JO'clOcS myl MsWlm
4. NICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE CON
N PANYOF NEN-YURk. office - Walist--Capital
s60OeN gualy Incorporated n l7Js This Company
continue, 90 agausi loo. aud damage by nre on tho
most favorable terms operations confined chiefly
the CITY OF New York and iis umed proximity All
Osses adused aud paid wlth prOmptn0-s and libershy
DfRECTORS
G-ofg- Ireland JONI Oo,h.ut, Gsong- Afculangs,
Robert 3-naon Joiu Campbell Os0rk- CouAia,
Jn.bg. Bru.h, Rnocu /. stusn John Gfsy.
Hrnry Ei-~uith. Bdssft Cook Asher hlsy,
Authnny I.ub RoDsr
B- % d. forest Mil1m Token Charles lsysficb,
A4th0ny ChsfIon, L@ss & H'u-p.sy, William bfosnas
La~r-ncs, NiHnm D~.a
GEORGE IRELAND. President
n NrDos.tD Secretary O2 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

FROM HosDURAs-A letter In the y. o. Pc
agunc. dated Belize, Honduras, April :, says: "No
change IN the south OF Yucatsn. THE indians
there have IT all their own way. In Honduras 30
change since my last; aud no news from the Mus
quito shore. The schooner Edwin. from Chasre''
arrived last night reported the arrival al t"o
small schOoners at that port supposed to De me
Moiestndora," nnd " Sarah Ann, from here mn
pa. of the steamship Galvesion's passensefs. J
suppose her news 10 us from that port is already
in your possession, therefore omit them here.
The passengers thrown into Belize by the acci.
dent 70 the Galveston have all left for san Fran
cisco about 50 by the English bng Thets, J !
by the Molestadora, II 10y the Sarah Ann, - by
the Emily, and the remainder crossed 10 the IA,
clhc from here via Omoa. The galveston lies on
IN the harbor. and is quito a lion In this small
pace; her captain has kindly thrown her open Tor
inspection, and has plenty OF company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

GREAr TELkoRAPHIc FEAT.-The Ne"-VI.
cans papers of April 81 publish nearly two columns o.
The foisisn move by the Europa. received al ;. 'onns
Kew Brunswick on the l9,h. transmitted ~ MI y az
as Western line This is ias grcsses, test on record
Tia not less than 90 miles from - Johns TO New
Orleans