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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18

Mr.. FoRREsr.-A New York paper
speaking of the separation Of Mr.. Forrest
and his wife says Mr.. F's second cmcafe
with Macready has so cmbittcred his soul
against any thing English, that even the
partner Of his bosom, most ailrctlonate
and accomplished lady, must suffer from
The mania developed in his mind against
persons of purely English origin. The
ntimation is i'll conformity with our prl-
vate information on the subject, and we
are inclined TO believe, gives the true solu>
lion Of matter otherwise ineXplicable,
and which has been m"ch mysIlied by an
absurd attempt at explanation in the Sun
day Atlas. Mrs. Forrest is of Scottish
birth, but her husband is a monomNac on
all matters pertaining to British origin
There is no more pure-minded, high-toncd
and exemplary woman than Mrs. F.-no
more tender and devoted wie-hut an an
gel could not endure his capricous tvran-
ny, and the perpetual outbreaks of his dia-
hoIic al tempcr.-BtD6|o Erpress.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18

u We direct the attention of the reader to the
notice, in another column OF lectures to be delivered
by Mr.. WooD on the evenings of Monday and
tuesday next. As the object is very conmenda-
bic We hope there will be a fall attendance
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
WASHINGTON, Nav II

The deralcation of Mr. Scott, late Navy agent
at Washington Navy Yard, is set down at $50, geo.
He has had office Is years. The cause is said to
be on speculation.
Hon. ID. Duncan, ex-member OF Congress, is in
this city dangerously i'll.
Hugh Maxwell has been appointed collector of
the Port of New York. Ex-Mayor Brady, p. NJ.
Ex-Gov. Young, Treasurer,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18

IL FIRE.-An alarm OF fire was given little
after midnight on Sunday morning last; the fire was
found to proceed from the store OF W. P. WattIes
the flames spread rapidly and every effort to save the
building proved unavaillng; a part of the mer>
chandise in it, however, was saved A dwelling
house owned by r S. Dunn and occupied by Mrs
Waldo, standing near the store, was also burned
The amount of the loss sustained by Mr. Watles,
We have not learned; we are informed he had an
insurance OF $4,000 on the goods, and $500 on the
building. The dwelling house above mentioned
was insured for some $500 in the Milwaukee Mu
tual.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
New YoRK, Nav l2-3 7. NJ

Quiet continues among the rioters, and it is
hoped that the troubles are at an end The troops
have been withdrawn from around the Theatre.
The Mayor has issued another proclamation con-
graduating the citizens on the spirit of obedience
to the law which prevails in the city. and assuring
them them the whole civil and military force of
the city would continue actively engaged until the
peace of the city is wholly restored.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18

The board of health report so new cases and
five deaths since yesterday. Ii is the opinion of
The members of the board that half of the cases
are not cholera.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
GREAT RIOT HI NEW YORK.
2KILLED-25 WOUNDED.
New YORK Nav I'LL A. NJ


Last Monday Mr.. Macready was driven
from the stage, since which time the ex-
element has been increasing. Last night
he attempted 10 play Macbeth. Prepare
tons were made by his friends and enemies
to assai and protect him.
Innamatory handbiIs were posted yes
terday and a strong police organzed.-
Some special constables and several milti>
airy companies were held in readiness at
the Park and Center Markets. Persons
assembled at half past 6 o'clock-at 7
o'clock no tickets could be had; the house
being filled, no one attempted TO force adj
mttance. A large number of police were
present; no appearance Of organization of
the rioters was noticed.
The opening scene was got through with
in tolerabIe season. Macready's appear
ance was the signal for general express
ion. 1t had now become manifest that
Macready's party were in the majority,
and the house demanded the expulsion of
the rioters. Maisell, the Chief OF Police
arrested some Of them, and confined them
in small room, which they attempted to
set on fire and were put i'll irons immedi-
ately.
At this moment, stones from without as
sailed the windows. Ned Buntlne, who
was said TO have led the rioters, was prompt
ly arrested. Ladies were now obliged to
retreat through the center of the house.
Orders from the Chief, and cries of
"Where are the milliary?" A company
Of cavalry then came up and were driven
off by the mob. A few moments after, the
National Guard were attacked by the mob
with paving stores and other missiles
The Captain was struck down by a stone.
The second officer demanded permission
to fire. They first fired over the heads of
the rioters-the mob continued to attack
and voIlles of ball cartridges were fired {;
each time dispensing the crowd. The mi
Iitiary then formed a line across the street
at both ends of the Opera House, cutting
off all communication between the Bowe-
nv and Broadway.
Mai Gen. Sanford, who was several
times struck down, ordered more troops
and 2 pieces of artillery, loaded with grape
and planted in front of the Opera Iiouse.-
After half pastl the crowd were occupied in
attachments listening to irnamatory speech
es and carrying off the dead and wounds
ed, The dead Is. Wounded IS, who
were carried TO the hospital and various
drug stores. Next day the excitement was
still greater. Macready announced that
he will play again tonight. Intrenchments
are being thrown up IN front of the Opera
House, and more military ordered OUT
3 p. M. Excitement very high.-Nilllia>
ry called out again. 1t is rumored that the
Aston Place Theatre is to be blown up to-
night and that the residences of the Mayor
and Gen. Sanford are 10 be sacked. Up
to ; o'clock % deaths had taken place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
W A EAHTGE.

1909 g @EcO@
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-05-18
a :
ARRIVAL Ahsaa4r 4 OF THE
-
OF THE


Decline in Breadstu6s-Danish War
continued-ZHe French at ROme-Uar
betWeen .4ustria and Sardin'a-Ger-
many Distracted-2he Aastrians foil
ed By the HungaridaS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
PENNSYLVANIA WALK STATE Couventiop.

Pennsylvania WALK state Convention.
THIS Convention Iaet - Harrisburg on Tfu-s.
day sst 20 nominate Cana Coumissi0.
David Leach o. Armstrong p,s appointed Cb,ir
rnsn pro ten. T W. D8ae.a OF Phil an8 J. Co.
cb-sn o. Yors. Secretaries
The Convention Wss permanently organized 10
The afternoon by he election 81 Col r. c WI
s1> OF VenArso Co as President, with lgnter
q Vice President, and Secretaries.
We have already announced the nominstoe
Of Il NJ. Fuller OF LaIerne CO. ss the candidate
for Cana Commissioner JONI A GASsts q lyooz
ng the Loco Foeo candidate.
ACommit,es o. zine Was appointed a. trsf rescls
uons series reported and assn.nous'y stoPt
cd We extract the most important
Re,-lred rhsfth.. Convention ofrr. 90. warm cocfsa.
anon. l he eeore oi De- Iei-i >s,es snt OR 0ros.
20 O'1.r' FeS,a Ie -.'sr'' ~ n, ~. ..s''.t
BE- Denocr.i Nh.. Ssn LschNry ~ ~ .o ier .-cs
o fresi-enf 90 tar lliied : a-s 49, % w .'sl
.tor. or n. gteret Ali iuis gen eofsof % ts
h .l-.t otce vif 70 GOO. Ccrrcc sralin
hfs.rrf Trs 1 "a - I'D hs 49, sizrer l ne s-rlns
rsl0n Of gahc sesIrs ie toue.f Pc -asse.a.s 49, a
PEI crcrt .s,e-usn of tie celrrt ne fesirni sfr,
assurance iasi every Department az i1e efrI rt t
b. control ~ be- "a tfly itn1 al .tsl ite In 80
els @ ne nrr recpr 81 fe cUl.itUf Protected a1i
.eary regs-i-d ard f.sf fo,oe ag 'te eN-mre. o -
-srer Pre.s~n.. re rarv rrpot can pracpss OF ~
CONSTITUTION wiI IL feruei rs'smH4nt NnairTff .nirf
prcfslans -ael uaT have received from irlrri fptAA
col II =. 49,. A..
her.fea, 4aN si- o.. rcu'a pr " an " 'l'.e- ~
-e fr-fet' - $500 .' --' -
t-" -rs y ....-- 80. n w t' ~ 49,. % -.
VIZ tr-l'. - -l-l Pr u. q. -. .,.'
sied 'os-' 80 - = ~. r '.A' II -'..
W. Be strengthened 's he r-cnce ~ hs Fftes
so ne eminent api-es ne linss l' 30 As' N Is
dulles.
hsssred, Ilai Se iase lrdin.r f Cd confidence 70 ar
james Cooper, whose pAsi NE fis ne fr.i s-'enp
- pc ~ no' > >-.. 80 '-'.s- ~ us ~
fr.l', =, - n ..r -',- -. - d. .,- , Z. -
- - 4, ,.'.r-.fs I'D = 1901 ~
$1,000 I'm, r..,. =, IN, peop.- Of -a.. coss
~ he rocv .foq - tfh- Fah.-s ~ he RegubHc i,s
dissemination of lsl srl egls Avs erolrcou % fh-f
houe.t Industry, satgaae ~s.e. er teif aoof ine n.
proFemeit oi nFrfs snd nsfooft ana ne fien'te1N
.ns.r t-nef.- sap lr,s . ,.... ., .,. ..,,,.,.
- re t.'. t.e'' On ~ ~ Is ~ ~. -, : -
~ ~, =. ~ ~ 49,. - -. - ~ - 80 hi, 80,
he r.rfs ur-- .cSsric a. l.so.rr zoe by zoe ~t
tsa a, rsr..t tn.f - s,v. a .rca.f prosperity cr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

PzILADELrHIA, Friday, Aug Jpn
The report OF the busrl ro.dzy . bat cases
snd desih-ths death being In the County Prison.
BUFFALO, Friday Aug l7-2PM
There have been ~ cases OF Cn0l-rs and -
deaths during the - hours endins noon this day.
ALBANY, Friday Aug l7-ePM
Seven cases OF Cnul-r. aur deaths are reported
to-day No cAsss or deaths At Rochester
Bosros Friday Aus Jpn
There have been rrp1r e. siace yesterday, ?
deaths from Cholera. Of Which were Americans ard
for.isrers There now remsinns 10 the Hoe pit4
"a eases TIE deaths have fallen Of oue half
PEovTpEScx. Fndsy A1s L..
Five deaths from Cuolera occurred In tns ciEy
yesterday
TArSros. Friday. Aus IL.
There were reported Yesterday dssths irum
Cholera Al the IN ,his pace % far have proved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

FsKx SoiL-Aa able Srticle in favor OF sn al.
solate prohioiuon OF slavery in the newly acquired
Territory OF the United States appeared IN the ErsH
,ss pss Of tae llih inst We cannot bat sdmire the
ss. and ability with which tAese new converts sdVo
cate the old doctrines OF the Northern Wings Nay
,ucce,, s,,ena their efforts and keep them nTm aud
consistent, in their novel position. They ho~eVsi'
.h.uld - careful in their statements. No'aius Is
GAINED by rash assertion, nc, warranted oy ise's-
w, understand that no such declaration As that al
tributed 10 Hon RrvxBpr JOHNSON Was made ey ins'
gentleman. and We are authorized TO eon'rsdies The
abatement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

BOSTON. Az l7-Assivro->hiP Ptrrir, 50 la
tor hark l1ior. Bslrrlore. trss Clsfc. h-ain :
Marys G-orFe Crucls. ~ rlilFtur. NC hul-ri haal
sey, ba.4me-- Cssi.ia, Msry f.rroN, tr~o hYtrr :,
Lsere1cs, h41sll sd Ctsr.r- herff. f1ilsls Fl-A
ickstlr4, Bralchsup. Norfok n Gruflr. AlllrsI -
.a- Josephine. Il Bsscoute MAJ H. Al,et Ns~s'k
Box y Rich NOr.-sa.s Ars. CI-rrout. Ca rsfcsr
>1sssgesr Phi-e- phla. scar. Mkn.c1 Cfoto1. Co1ao
cor- Ae-rrey. NY0rk
sANGOs Az i5-Ctr.srp. brig Rash. Bl-uos AYR,
foAILAND, Az ls-AkklFEo. sllq - - $40 --'rf
poo nris Flsio, H.va1a
>ALEA. Az ls-AuIvEn hrig Potomac. 0srf-esr
Apr >. M.rsurxr Msy % - Hrlsus JAY ! LII a
- Heres .hPs J0sepLine sag HsTeor. - hbs f1e
co1. N5ccf1rc. 80 - - Trnss. Cuen, Nsrfacs~i
~ - sse snpp-d - y Phoci0a bars A4sris Nsniek
e., on S.-feoar. l.os sP-rr. for home nruc, "A.
Hafocr. ~ . - 80 oo1n1 cruise, hst s1iqF>t u
80 sre 80 % so1e sy Paoe.5r scar Cre-ceoi G-rs
tor. c.
sEvrsLT. Asa asa srS csrsus.A Sea Frsnciscs
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

sr. LorIs, Friday, Aug y
New attempts A. mo- ndisrsm continue slmos
daily and in moot instances the villain. escape .thouss
tn 10 ice scii'ely on the look out
TIE health Of the cry is improving
The 9estnsr !, stil eIceed n.ly warm, ihs therno
meter reaching ~ In tn- s.de
Captain Dan Drake H-nrie vhos. hAr.bresdth -.
cAp.s from the Nexicans, when taken prisoner with
{. " Cl-y and otnefs, snd who the theme q al
mirzron died ~ the Ho.pta Il ne Sisters 4 Charity
True hl. have been fuuud oy the Grand Jury s.sins
Joseph wilkinson and George Moore for TIE late m
der of Negro IN They have been arrested and he'd
% 5sl Ia the OF $1,000 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

rG>. tAtAstt-s trIrrss-A Tsk IA feE
dsys sg1 ee m-rrlnel tLsl tl. sr.r train ccussir1
~ over II 49, 80 alf sccc pan - rrsry I'D. ll-r
-'i Corpus lhrlsl. Teas. 90 IN lrf1 lr l1e N1r
tl1s ks ui Iffl cs1-l-.- ~ -iIll sli ~ .rs-
af toe lnitec states ~ltl Nuri1rrl Araro Teas
llis rnirrruse . meet .mp.rtsnt ulr aut ra.F flr
ms tce. but me shoIa state li Texas IL fae .i
Nortl-rl Mckee .lcrsrr- thsf 30 tas Or yrss ODD
ssEf1 t1r attcul Cf rstssts t1rulx1 TO rr Nftl.
ard .ul V-l illlsslas 90 saslls ycsrY I'd trsrs port
irg goods O. an from - L.ls Cd -tlta Z a - l1s
b. arrested to lls - more aatlra cnsrnsl and .rrsi
oere1s mlst To- irom ii o. TO STATE taru-gt Er.cl
% ps,,e.. SCI a. great pr.as o. tlos- irn-l 81 q
ID terfsiec 70 money culi II as1f aY c.lfeyrg gods
over ihr vast rxelf oi co4ruy letsren - L.-s ali
-srts Re arr paying the rtoruI-s .u rosts eslei e.
tnr latter pscr certainly che gruct. nlst 81 r-ca 10
creased y s-srf.ns from aeretarr-by esssulng TIE
tists1c- Two third.-snd paying 14te. a. a. 10 j.
Zen CAzencs-s intenuou % iorm $50 rsdlrs posts
ca this s!ie OF re RIO Grsnse-ore r Preside g..
Norie sn1 snotncr q; q PA.o sad 20 N-xcsn trader.
~ oay he soo1s and thsnss.ve. coarsy thea n.o
Mckee
Wrcosns A. I. CoLLiss. Of M.disoa. !,
'sss.stst sy he whs Prsss . the esaasA.ts Il n.
party fsr Gov~aor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
ii Tub AiDlIdHI NOI IHkKA NAIL

- The We'tirgfoa Iliou Of yesterday Is &C.
cup.ed. a. us1, Nth s5use Of Genera TArLcs Tsr
NAN SMITH. &c ard VITA The compliments Of those
Ardent Virgins Loco Focos Nho thluk iaat tie L.
oaces were inside 20 e hereditary IN ihsr families
lts NeV-york correspondent EiI0ss - distance II
shus4 If NJ NAVEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
Thing. In philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Friday. Aug L..
There Vss much "noise SID confusion as,
svsu.n, and nisht among the drunken rowsie. Of our
oAA~ick John Haghe. WAS arrested Tor an unPro
vosed stack. 10 company With others, on some col
ored men. John Mlhssn. -sichmsn, Vss SHOT by
some drunken iosf-rs returning from spree a. Gray
Ferry. snd the Rreich-s unfortunately escaped 4
party OF Moyamensing roEces came into the city and
attacked some bsck.. who defended themselves Two
Of The sssaed were arrested, but The ruHsns who ed
the stack escaped.
From schuy XII Co 400 tun. coal came down tai.
week by csn.. and p ~ ~ railroad. The year. TO
t. By both couveysnce., i so6 - iuns
James Boyce bad 0f ns less terribly lacersei on
tie Reading Railroad th.. morning a. the Fails OF
scnuylklL be vss Al employee OF the Company
Last nsnt. John Patrick McAeer. one OF The ~
BOYS o. the S1rr Of "a Trace fee. hsc Of hi.
hand, shocAinsy muulsted By tie 1ngers Of the
press
II. Board Of Director, Of Girsrd College hsve SUB
United % Council proposition for the BUILDING OF .
water works tor the special OF thst Institution Al
an estimated cost Of about el+0oo The subject b.
Been referred 10 the Commissioners Ct the GiraTi e.
An alarm Of Ere asst sht caused BY The burning
81 the feed establishment of Robert kiNe corner VI
Brosd and Penn sta TIE WORK or the iucsncisry
The mass meeting 10 this city In aid OF the Hansari
40 csuse, has been axed BY toe COMMITTEES OF Arrange
nents for Monday evening next
There hs- seen but t- setivify 10 the market today
- both buyers and - ers sr2ous 10 cam The
" th- puv.is letters due his afternoon before operating
The demand or -Four continues limited. sd he 20
OILY 10 sn. los 81 ~ FOR sound Old stocs snd rev
siound Holders ssne-s4y however, -. y : Tor ~
latter description Rye our - scarce Th- usrk-t Is
nearly bare 81 Corn Mes loo 81 Penn sold Al
81 q per Dbl. Ora n-Wneai coufru god demand
snc fur1er ssl-s 0f Red have hreu m-5- - 9 io and
While 8 s. ger bushel Corn meets reaoy sac. Al
IS Ct, sf1it cargo o. good southern sod . c.
PEP bush Whi.sy-Fsrther s.es a. a CO. 10 both d,
I'D Ibis Some holders -ss more.
SAFE, o. srooKs -si,'f Boa,s-l0 Trsse.nen'. sk
- , ID
=. slof' Read RI s0nds. 5. sfeo DO. .. q Nine
1 RR e. 81 Northern Lineri-, Bs - ss.ns Of Penn
100 40 CRY s.. - o5 = So 90 - ost $4,000 DO
~. $50 Ssie T.. y. " stem Bk, 50 : COmmsrcls
B. S. ZOO S. NV q fsi
50 n X 1,t-2 Mech Bs =; l00 @ rsr5 Bk. ~ sse
sst- 5. s. as 90 3 dsy,l 3 $50 sl.ies. ~ - B.
North America Bs, l4t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

THE CHoLERA AT SsVr ST. MARiE-A NUMBER
OF deaths have occurred tue ssult Among them we
notice Capt Hicks. the newly appointed Receiver -
that place. Capt H. Wa from Adnsn. Mich and CON
msnded one OF the companies Of Michigan Volunteers
during the Mexican var. Mr.. Ed~srd Clark os "or
e-ser Mass Superintendent Of the Msracette Iron Co
died on Tuesday the 7th inst. MAJ Nsrts died on the
game day. Three Indians died the same day.
ALBANY Eve. Journal, l6th-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

Usios AND HARsOsr.-As ve anticipated, the
twin Conventions AZ Rome have no, arrived a,
that perfection Of harmony which ia proper 70
zesloos otbceseeken before the Offices come 70 be
divided. Perhaps had the pnze immediately 10
view been more valuable. the love Of the two far
tion. for each ober would have been % fsr iDten-
sa d that they would have fallen into each others
arms As 10, the Honksu have adjourned with
oat getting 90 far as 10 Kiss and be friends with
the other wing Of the unterrihed That viii come
in due time probably year from now may be
hold them retnited. Bot let no Wing suppose
that because the division 10 the camp Of our 40
tsgonisu 10 not yet healed, be may neglect biz
duty. TIE great battle between Freedom and
Slavery cannot be won by indifference or apathy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
statement

A>orHrR SHIELDS NIoroM--ien. shields
Will be reelected to the United States Senate C
one Of the beet Informed politicians informs 'h'
81. Lonis Ner Era. Gen. Shields though al
In.hmaD, is now ehgible-s qualification lacking
when formerly elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

RsoDE lsLAsD.-Hon. B. h. THURsroS. the
Loco Foeo member Of the las, Cons ress and the
regular Leo Foco candidate for reelection. hss
been nominated also by the Free Soiers OF the
Western District. He accepts, We believe, Q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

Rocs,p,s ancs Yefsrfas-F ous. s,loo Dos
wEKAT 40 bsse Cos~ 1900 bush The nafs-t for
FLorS q without charge. Dat hcid nrniy Aoo1i
So 5ols .olc Coax j. nrn and 10 good demand ne
rate. sr@ y 90 bu.h - 81. 90 tor Western xlxet
RYE quoted a. Sc. win s.les q 100 oash. in
OATS ne ss.es are 900 basa a. 4Jc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18

JFR-FY irEMs-The steamer Jonas C. Heart oi
Newark vas into hy Of the Jersey City ferry
boats on !hur.dsy afternoon, iesriDs sway rer whee
house snd otherwise disabling her. The Wilson q
Hunt hss been Engaged 10 Der place
CHAASK % MrsnxR Isaac unnderhiI farmer
% sescsucus 10 North Bergen township. Hudson
Co. was committed ro Newark jail. yesterday after.
noon, By Morris Crane. coronrr OF hudson Co for
'hs murder ~ Thomas Nygn. blacksmith. who
went 90 Nr. [ P, house ana charged him with tskln
iu proper liberties With his wife he trial vii pr0Ds
a'y take place Al The pending term Of the Hudson
Co Court
Elsdt new cases Of ChOlsra and death. have o.
CURED among which noticed the ieslh Of Nr
James lurnbul tor many ,esrs AZ the head "a 0ue u
the lsrle carriage making establishment.
returned bills of indictment sgainst six members o
the Y Kelly Guards captured in toe recent disturb
-nce - Jersey CITY We lesrn thst no 1ll hss YET
been found sg.nst Perez the Captain. who VS. laled
- Mr. Malone uIacksmifn ln Jersey CITY nor .. il.
pr Tyudau, who --o bsioi 10 being alleged fn.i
he took 90 p.rt 100 the s,is.r Newark Atvefls'l
We have not heard Of the Of any q those WIZ
threw stone. a. the Kelly Guard, Ths, they are .uI
abroad under the encouragement they have received
Is evident from another paragraph which cut from
the same paper. a. follows
During The false alarm 0f Ere 90 Saturday evou ~
last number 81 stones were throsn ~ Fire fng.nr
Co No 8 but fortunately Injured Inc
penalty Is 5000 an@ snd imprisonment in the State
Prison"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
Fire at Lawrence Mass,

Bo'roS, Friday Aug up NJ
The repair shops aud c.r. houses sttsched q the
Boston and Maine Railroad At Lawrence ds
stroysd oy IRE last night The oss 10 estimated ~
s23 600 on which there sAs 10 Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
Further Disturbances In Cansds-Destruc-
ton Of Donegani'- Hotel and Loss OF
Lief Cholera, &c.

NoNrREAL, Friday, Aug H.
There were more rows iAst nitht. Lsmp.
broken md sham barbados erected 10 the
streets.
Douegsrl's splend Hotel took Gre about midnight
last nis hi and q. Of .nolderins ruins The
inmates barely rad time 10 escspe with some iOss OF
properly. One nrcmsn killed The IRE. 10 IL sup
posed origin ted accidentally The loss amounts o.
about go OoO-insured Tor al4.OOO s200O OF which
10 The Kim
The Jury of Inquest the body OF Mason sdjours-d
There were 3 lnteTUents from Choiera today
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Preparation. TO Receive President Taylor
Pestiience, &c.
PiTrfsrsSH, Friday, Au. H.
Great Preparations are maSing % receive Gen.
TAYLOR tomorrow Hon Walter Forward has been
appointed % make the reception spseches The
military vii turn out largely
Birmingham IL almost deserted, business Suspended,
aLd charcoal burning IN The streets al day. The dis.
case il cosfnei 20 where IL nrst broke out snd where
u sled within the psst q hours
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AZ sptAS DtcrIO>ANy.-Rev. L. Ba-sEs Ms
Al tire Ance arrived At The SAD, last week On
nj, wsy 20 Detroit saPerntend the printing Of s'
Indisn Dictionary and other works
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~ N.fIossi Co>vfsTIos 30 l-Ftsfass su 80
rel I'd .o tsteute FL Ne rn1fs ne l.faf A.Flsi We
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been a. more sss.orst snf sursrIv~ Oas pr1rls.s
tsi 49, % sholi 30 diseased o. ftis Coav.nu1a -,
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no 1.qr.isi 70 ~t.h be- d. srpo.-4 sy go q.
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flis 90 ess-lts ir gsstt. fssf rs.- 90
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lss fsaI.ty foe fs.
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n.rkets.B.Lrso.r Ass l--7Ps

There j. but ittie doing Ia FLOrs. sid the mar
act hAs downward tendency Howard o. j. quoted At
- ana City NIL. o. 10 NEEAT here Is mode
rate bu.ne.s col ana roucs s.es Of 90 o1sn.
inc u6lns pure white - los 3 md I'd a. - l7c
CcE~ moved tie -ItsntO f uo0J bush a. y % ~
xn!t@ and - 6Oc tor ye.o~ OARS ~ -
WHISKY IS Provisions are quiet oui steady.
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- Ws ross sal snenron 81. ft- .as~-r..,..ri u
n- sissmsf Ioss,H sslss.s To-. so.i .s.v-. 20
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nor'' Auons ne gsssslf . .c-. a. .s.rh 80 80,
80 .'r.aasd Roes.snd Lac Cosfs.., w..tP. e sut
cofa~s. Zee 10 40 sscarson .o Ss~bur.t - 40
to~r
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sailing Of the Steamer L,r.r-, &c.


NOuOLk, Fndsyl Aug u
The L ; steamer Leesr- SAILED from TINS port
Yesterday The steamer ses Gull hss arrived