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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-A Dark Transaction
For some months past couple of free colored men
have been paying their addresses to e yellow gal,
whose name our informant has forgotten, until
about three weeks ago, when one of the aforesaid
darkes offered his heart and hand to the blushing
c0lored belle, who-notwthstanding she loved the
other dearer than lifeas the poet says-felt it her
duty under existing circumstances to accept the
offer of marriage. Consequently, the usual pre-.
limnaries were settled, and the parties united in
the bonds of wedock, in Jacksonville where they
resided. The rejected sutton hearing of the mar
riage, became indignant, and swore vengeance on
the darkey who had thus robbed him of his hearts
idol. few days since, the husband was seized
with cramp, and died, as was supposed of cholera.
Day before yesterday it was rumored that the in
jured lover had, in accordance with his vow, ad-
ministered poison to the deceased while living, and
those interested in the repaired to the burial
ground with piek-axes shovels and spades, and ex-
.humed the remains, when post mortem examina-
ton was had, which resulted in the verdict thar
there was a strong probability that the deceased
came to his death by poison, administered to him
by an unknown hand. The aforesaid was ar
rested, but it is said that it will be hard matter
to prove that the prisoner caused his death.
The whole affair we merely note as dark trans
actiOn.-LouasUille Democrat, 18th inst.
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parson Brownlov on Men at washington.

The following extracts from the letters TO the
Jonesborough Wing are characteristic of the Par.
son; and, though they may give us little idea of
the matters spoken of, they tell us a good deal
about the writer of them:
/ MAJOR BLISS. = He is dull, fat-looking, bald
headed, heayy-built man. about forty yearspf age
and awkward in his manners
JACK HAYS. - The redoubtabe Jack Hays, OF
the Texan Rangers, is here, and Is an applicant Ior
an office in California, and will, il is believed, be
successful. was introduced to him last evening,
He is small man, spare made, sharp nose and
face less than thirty years of age, and in appear
ance harmless and good-natured. He is a native
of Williamson county, Tennessee.
REJEcTIoN OF Mr.. McGAUGHEY.-Therew was
some malice in this rejection, and it effected
by a strict party VOTE The grounds upon which il
bitter partisan-was opposed to the war with Mex.
ico-and, withal, is a man of bad personal appear.
dnce. He had acknowledged abilities, but was
declared to be ugly, new test for office! And it
is the more ridiculous. when it is understood, that
there never were since the foundation of this Co
vernment, as many ugly, and mean looking men in
the y. S.sSenate, there are at present. Tile
nomination was defeated by three votes only, and
two of the Dodges, the younger of whom made
speech; and his father, a Senator, is more homey
than the man rejected McGaughey was Wing
electoral candidate in Indiana, and carried his dis
trict by majority of 1900 votes, taking the hide off
of Locofocoism. This is the head and front of his
offending.
REV. Mr.. SLroER.-I like TO praise and to ap-
prove Methodist preacher, when can but this
man Slicer is so overbearing, SO disgustingy vain
and self-impprtant, that he sickens me to look at
him. He even wanted to quarrel in the Senate
chamber yesterday morning, because the Vice
President invited an aged Episcopal clergyman,
through courtesy, to open with prayer He in
quired, in disappearing spirit, 6 By what author
ity is this man here to pray 3" This is not ak-he
electioneers for the Office Of Chaplain from year TO
year, and addresses circulars to members. The
Senators hate him, and he knows it, and doubt
whether or not they will reflect him next winter
hope they may not.
Mr.. CLAY.-Mr. Clay's return to the Senate next
winter, is looked to with pleasure by his numerous
friends. Idoubt the policy. Mr.. Clay will not find
the great Senate what it formerly was. Its mem
beers are younger, numerous, less talented less
respectable, and fear they will be less inclined to
look up to him with that Difference and respect
which he formerly commanded. And if he were.
honestly to oppose any new measure of the new Adj
ministration, TO wha! motives and impulses would
the act be attributed! Let the Tray, Blanche and
Sweetheart believers ofocofocoism, and of progress
sipe whiggery. answer!
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MARTIN n. DEVEREUX.

MANUFACTURED OF ALL ABII1tfo IN The
Copper. Tin. sheet-IOa u Crate Business.
GRATIS OF Bsass Russia or Berlin Iron; Of any a
STAIR aud GIiRrAIs Rods KIT len FUR. SEENSs
NfTrRE genera. KTshea en- r. q, . GES g, W
Families OF from eight thousand esous improved b.
NJ II. u. Plain an1 Bronzed PYRAMID STOVE. 10
suit Churches Hall Pnbi Rooms: Small do To- Off
ces or Counting CONS Ship and Steam ost CAROOSES
fror No to 8, for coal or wood. STOVE PIPE of all
sizes and up Bath Heaters Stills. Worms. Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand to order.
NJ B.-Bulders and Others in of Crates. Tin Cop
per Pipex Citizen. val find il 10 their advantage TO call
and examine the name.
Ey. All REpAiR promptly attended to at
fYlH No, a. fehouplsouias ST. New oaeaaz,
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+ NEW WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC.
WE in receipt of large and splendid stock OF
W Gold and Silver, Lever, Iepne and Deuplex ~
- manufacture Aiso Jewelry, Sill E d
ware, soeStacles Gold Pens, s -
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen 10 our stock before purchasing elsewhere as
elected by ourselves in the Northern cities with and
shall be sold as low as al any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL 35 Canal street.
N. B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description Of fine Watches Clocks. Jewey
which shall perform satisfactorily ever eharge.
n6 If X. N.
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STOVES, STOVES!! STOVES.
n & d. WR.GHT& CO.'S Patent Wood and Coal Stove


I &D WRIGHT Il cos Paten, Wood and Coal Stoves;
u. Artisht Stoves improved patterns, suita- I'D
BILE Tor Halls. Bar-roOms Churches, etc 49,
Fancy high Goal Stoves. for Bari rooms etc. &ngaS
Comm n Stoves and ten I,iate Stoves; ~
Franklin Stoves for wood or coal
Furnaces COPPER and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
Copper Liquor Pumps Tia Pumps;
Oliver Moons Patent Well Pumps.
ALSO
very general Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Furnitu.e, of Copper, Iron and Tin Wac;
Brass and iitannia Lamps and Candiest cks
Brass. Br anna and Jaranned Spit0ons;
eed and Cash Boxes Tnmbler Draues;
Hall and Steamboat Lamps oil different sizes
britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Britannia Soup Tureens, of different sizes
Dish Covers; Copper ard TIN NJ assures
Copper, Iron and Tin Tea Kettles
Buck 4 McGran 5 Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
Also
My Own Patent Stoves the most improved plan, to
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air ieht Co king Stoves for wood coal, on
the most improved plan :
Rotary Ranges for wood coal of different sizes;
Shin Catooses, of different sizes and aterns;
English steak Dishes. Coves and Sapas;
Cake mouids Oyster GTdIrons Oyster sewpH Ms enc etc
ia8 ly VI RI OEvEREIJX 26 Tcboupitoulas st.
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

Va. raker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD ssas.
EMS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. 81
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= DIX MENSING, DENTAL surgeon,
HAVING returned to the city of New Orleans from hi
tour in the North and East. prepared sss-ss@ss
perform all OPERA sons appeftaining to the
fEETH and has become acquainted with II r TykSs
he best mode of operating approved by the IIIJJ
College of Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Md. His price
or operations are in proportion to suit The times al66
TooTH-ACHE CURED
~ LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by Dr. niENSlHG'S
TOOTH-.ACHE EL{XIR, OF no charge. ~ Office
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DENTISTRY, &c.
DENTAL NOTICE

u DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOi,X Inform their patients
- that they can be consulted daily at c.
heir office, from A. M to 5 p. M. DR. -
PesTson g,p may L improvements in DEN,0 YyT
ppreca ed 20 quie ennmerating. HIS Block Teeh are
culay worthy the attentan OF those requiring artificial
Their prices graded to suit the circumstances OF
81. Office at their residence, BAhONNE street, near
Canal st,eet. 80 an2 II
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. DENTAL NOTICE.
II +. SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
II friends and the public hat he hts G..
not eft. and does net intend 10 leave, The EfsSsS=S
city He may still he consulted at his 0idI 'fyA
Once, at the Corner OF Lafayette Square lIllJ
md st. Charles STREET. nih24 IT
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A GENTLEMAN well known in the City. who has for
"A upwards OF fifteen previous to and during the
late Mexican travelled and traded through the whole
Repub of Mexico and Texas and no speaks and
ates the Spanish, English and French languages wishes
obtain Situation with any person or Company abou.
starting for Ca ornia, about establishing Trading
House in Chsgres. any Spanish. Mexican California
Territory. The best references will be given. For orna
ton INQUIRE at this office fy16tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-21

CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
M E have just received copy Of little uofk, showing
w the of Cotton per pound shipped either Mobile
Or New Orleans, when landed the wharf Liverpool
at any given price rate of exchange and feehs and also
showing the price of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors COMM sons and other added This work
complied and published by Mr.. James h. Lawrence Of
this city, and is of much abmetical labor and will no
doubt valuable and practical assistant those
engaged in the staple 1t is got in neat stye pocket
book form, and for sale BY
DAVID FELT & CO., "a Chartres st.
mills b. M NORMAN is Camn ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17
Cholera and Electricity.

r. Pc Editor q The Irblnfi
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday last ljl'y
1919 tried n 20 produce electrical excitement
hv rubbing thin letter paper with india rubber The most
severe rubbing made no impression stuck OF -eabos
WAX rubbed ON "a coat sleeve also uicd, but coS4a
not De- percepiiby excited pccmus theso results &c.
makahie ia themselves well a. synohroninns win
the prevalence Of Cholera hsve repeated the cNper
ncnts 10 day leh and find that both are now success
fal The paper a excited Al by the rubber and
viii adhere 10 the wall OF the room and the scaling
wax ON being rubbed four times along Goa, sleeve Viii
take up hts of paper Al inch square These rude but
decisive experiments mentioned in TIC hope th"'
philosophical Observers with proper apparatus, VIII
investigate the subject 10 deserves lt may De nlaie
| rial 90 remember in tbs connection that during the
night 81 the liih there heavy dry 'rr' that TIC
iSth ami 10th remarkably pleasant days, motei
ately warm with clear sun aud refreshing breclos and
that the Health Ohcer. Report ct the loth SHOWS Do
mssu OF the Cholera 10 ls also obvious that o.,
,auss OF failure a. excite electricity ty ordinary pro
cesses may be either within tn earth. .tagnauus i-
| fow OF electricity or withn the sr, conducting ~ ne
electricity - fsst - excited Ia the latter csse,
may b. condition at the atmosphere itscl 0r th'
| pfescnce % some torcisa element which causes Ok
| conducting Of electricity VIE ami truly scieutr
nterros alton 4 Nsture respect 90 these phenomena
may bring out revelation q the hidden Cause % th
great residence and Of means % prevention ans
| cure. fA
| We feel very sure that cur Health Reports vcf'
soon c. show al Improvement - ths electrical chsn-
| sbors noted shall continue, ami especially u Ne cal
navc loud thunder and soaking rain. g. IT,,
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The Cholera Is rapidly on the decrease The
!ntermen,s on Saturday were i5l, OF which 81 were
from Cholera. Those sunday, lyesterdsyJ Were
~ of which g we're from Cholera
The inierments for the week past from Monday to
sunday inclusive were 49, of which 10 were from
Cholera
Col II Nacree. T. A died yesterday morning q
the prevailing epidemic tie invaluable and &C
complshci officer.
Letter. from Col Bodviile Bonneville IN command
At Fort Kearney state that the Cholera has entirely
desola,ed the PaTnee villages The Indians would be
attacked while hunting and die On their hunting
grounds.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting was held In hu.
chanan Co No. on the "a inst At which resolutions
were passed with great unsnimity sustaining Col
Benton
NJ HALL. n C. was present and attempted 20 de
feat the Resolutions but sgnay failed In Platte Coun
~. At similar meeting resolution Wa adopted 90
open poll at the next August election Ter and asains
Thos II Benton
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~ ri .-. - ,.-.-5. i --s1. --c-s.. -
rs,s-s Jaw ot s-5-s-eure TIGER re 7o1-a.ael =.
.e..l'..- 49,. -.,.... + r.. -.1l,-y we're
allowed r. sene-s-.--s g Xxx -nto c1-l...o1 o.
poverty izne-.ace sai ren's i-E-..a - ne
70. ~ '- -.- --..s-..s % .asra - ~. and
served Only - pr9-rt' ,ar seres j. made .a-.
de -y -neas' il''esi % $500 +. .ss-ss.y prl-
eses,r Es..rs saa Scotland have At .eHgth eo-ed
ihef eye. ana ems iae.r ere. 40 .s- he IA
ne .eeAe. r., e.. he ,ssr Z. IRE really pe-..l
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David IL. Ogden.

This eminent Counselor has gone TO his long
home For about half century he has been
Member OF the Bar Of our City, having been intro
duced to It by the ilustrious Alexander Hamilton
He came here from New Jersey, being scion OF
the distinguished Ogden family OF that State. He
was sagscious and ripe lawyer, gloryins IN his
profession and seeking to render 1t worthy to be
h,nored. Tie was stAnch Conservative withs,
aud looked 18th distrust on the strides of Radical
innovation IN these irtcverent days. Old laws,
old ways, old books, and especially tks BOOK,
were cherished by him with profound instinct OF
their safety and their wisdom Mr.. Ogden wss
an ardent politician, bat not n hahitus asPirsnt-
Hs~a. several times Member OF Assembly
when he could hardly afford to serve-the tax on
his not often excessive resources OF Session
service in that capacity helns more than giSins
siOO. 600 would have been to many who imagined
he ought 10 be very much obliged to them Tor their
votes lie was twice or 50 Candidate lot Con
ercss. but not on the winning side. though he gen
orally ran very near the head Of his ticket he
once only held a profitable post that OF Surro
sste ior i've years from sie, under Gov Seward >
Administration. He rarely or never refused the
use Of his name when il was demanded by those
whose convictions were nearest Ia acCotu Win uis
own and, though it is here esteemed almost Ia
tai to lawyer to be known as an ardent pohu
cisn. and he doubtless lost practice that ground
Yet be had a large share Of tho very hes, going
for the last thirty years. he met such men as
Writ, Webster and Sergeant At the Bar Of the
sa,reme Court, aud did not fad himself over
matched
-othis death The Express says
~Nr OorrN was in Court pleading cause on
the weather being oppressive In The after
noon OF that dsy he removed 10 his temporary xsi
S,nce at Port Richmond. Staten Island Before nish
he YVES taken seriously H. and on Friday morning sent
for his physician. Dr. Van Rensselaer, his compliant
40 cared 70 De principally In the head On fraSy sno
SATURDAY. his friends became alarmed, although Nr
Ogden was not depressed In spiriss His s.s'er MS
lanes Parker OF Amboy, was sent Tor, ana WIN ns'
two daughters and with him until he expired
ON SUNDAY morning. he WAS considered by his family
~ he out OF Danger but his disease not checked
. aisrrhea set in and early On Monday morning he
hr,sthed his last perfectly conscious OF bis situation
and in the full possession OF his powerful mind
His funeral will take place at Trinity Church al
noon this day.
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Affair. In Cnnada-seriou- Fight between
the Catholics and Orangemen-sixteen
MONTREAL. Monday Jul!

MoNTHEALl WIuuHl 'NlI TT
There have been several serious and 'e'al riots
and quarre.s in Uppsr Canada OF late between As
Catholics and Oraus emen
Al 81 GATHERINGS siS men were Killed outright ana
several severely wounded.
On the 18th inst street skrmsn occurred III
Hamilton in which nine we're killed.
Ia this city Montreal on Saturday evening CAiho-
he lrishman killed by one OF his own counsrymen.
In an alteration The Coroner' jury returned yer
dict OF williul murder.
Th. sad affair. and the reports from above, have
created 10 small degree Of excitement IN this city
Yours sc. y.
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Wa.pr~e-ox. Monday. Jay is-FA

wasHr~sro~. Monday 10y ID 81
aEcoEDEA
NArHAS szAA5ENT. Recorder y ine
O-scs. vice Ls1s1.ir removed
IS ArToE>ET
s.xrrL RopoKHs for Esstern Tennessee '''S = 1t"
resigned.
JAWS n Nolan. a. Ps-es-se' .'- ''1'
Alexander. removed
PosrMAsrEA
csoseE WADE. a, Bridgeport. Conn., wee ba'A'SH
removed
COLLECTOR
N,-v,Srx1 C. MARSHALL. a. York We. nee .oset
-, -srrored JosrFH EAcxEs. AZ AeNandEl'' b 5
-.-e Ffrart Green. removed.
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.,s-. wu A spos,ri JsHss. River Ger "sr'h' SAD
rlore W1rces 'er . Messero.r 's'et' =, --7
,- 800. r.r.r- S-u- T1-k 1872. -r,fs z "a reh
- g. v5. Rlss..a .'an- Ao,- -~ '
'v>,PRrN ysl~ &c. tris .t. Nti,-rfs
,-~t,- crr rsS- fr.r on -ARElfF nr tHr f1-Ir-
-. = 80 r-ar N-4.Y.rs "a h4rtas " e-t .1
-. ~ LEI f.->.to o ina. '1r Boston - 81.
y.-s..s-r Co., TIE .1.7 Ncrau'a-' ar- 'ef At Caves.
nm frr1. ra r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

ELrcrioS FOR COS0ksss ~ Arkansas There
will be no election Tor Congress IN Arkansas next year
As the Legislature passed law during 'is Asi sii,ns
postponing t. The Link Re-k ir1eTa says ue e'sN
- y, M, ,-,h.hlv n. until after the expiration o.
the term OF the prescn: incumbent which WI oe %
March T. 1851 50 that gentleman need not BECOME p
mstarely excited. The delay evidently WIG t1s
view to the next superintendent oy congress va.
would rivs 10 tae increased population OF Arkansas q
east a. additional Member Il indeed tie rsto does no
give
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Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, Monday July ln.
The weather to-day has been quite damp snd
cold There have been no Ctoera returns handed in'
and u therefore impossible to give you report Il
u supposed however 10 be gaining ground In Quebec
the diseases IS said 10 be on the decrease.
man named Ciuman Killed by Fleming, dray-
man. on saturday last Jury WIS summond and b
verdi, u guilty OF murder returned.
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F,rHsn M,rHF,v - RsooEtrs We ears
..,.,,e sr,,. ., F.,,.r v.tl.. A. ..t.r cha, 49,.
zen h'e,.si .i,h great saccess T1s following A..
IN. suul.r. -ar...ca ty Dim To- tas rsrssud s, ss-.
80, I'm rhar.f.r i0DU Frd.y l.a -.t.rt.,
..c suassy. l-lo Monday l'.o-m.srs -.
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n't" N'
o.. rci 90 t''aef N'.''" i'''"
Sc 'an'ie''-. ADJ "'-
......
......... Ia. ....,, g.. .,..tf.,tb. =.
$500. g.. .-.-.,-,- d. h,. it..- .aA.erIrt.an Ia
-.. all .i., The r...ls. IN 80 ssloo. foou. oi
i. r.,,-. cs.-ch Rs-c'sy.i ps.ch bal. been eeiea
81. ..,,,.,-., ,-s &c f.,t conf irnt fhsf 20.
..'cr rol w. 'e greatly slswcAiA 81 '''~- q
nsirfs fl.u GOTHAM
~, rs U,., .,,-rs have beer received
....'.... .,. ,...,..,t ths l.rry l..y
ii. ,.. ..-.., s.. A...,h informing h. ..enlsts
BE- sfnfr' n 'i''fi - ''n} '"' '''
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shout ihc trst oi September NJ N'soon - i'''''''
An WI n ihr community by n.' eloquent N"''''
D.-,.al-c. ant ', Dis spirited anu 'i'''' 80
The Orators 'i ia' hr''.-''
America, "i N'iN''''" '''''' 'D.'
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,,..t 49,. ,,,.. .,,-, a. ts. hospital here
,...-s., b. ,,p,,,n. were in.rrroi u l0ag s.n.vls
with military hoross. he belonged u military c''n
many there
,1,-,...,..f rs,kc-e at bnnk.
"'''''' '''' $50. 49,,
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Win no'' '."'n '''''"' - 49,.
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FErtrio> ~ "shNf 'f MAJ
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are my -. -.
c..,,.s Nm, R,.,,s,
49,, ,,,. ,..,..,.i., t,sen,n
'NNN'' ,'....,h... -, ,ha Tenth N.rl
nm charge OF being an instigsto ant actor n To 'e
t,,rh.,,, A, th. Carlton House he was held Ia tns
.ta,o ., .,.,,..,. tho rh,rea
SUN % T'
g.. so f,,,, Fl,rarc, ha. commsnr.
~ 0't''' N'N' -, 4
81 course OF lectures OF "u'"N'
! tl6 Rr,siway illustrated hy Toll etsh Anhi'ml'"
-......... "a ti..r.,,. H. col cotton Il
i'"''' 1870, . ,....
| ngurcs IN WAX 10 FN"'"'" AT" '''"'''''
nothing that ought to offend the most i'rN"i''- ''
rb,y arc recommended 10 tho highest term. by nr
| -. a., .,,, ,,u un5oubtealy attract the At
| '''''''"
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Tremendou. Fire In Allegheny city.

lfrfsbLh 1H. Aohlhy sui1 III -
A tremendous FIRE Is Low raging IN Allegheny
City and already some - 10 ~ buildings are IN ashes
including Dr. swift, Church II II impossible Al pre-
sent TO tell where or when II will stop as 10 water -
being thrown to stop ts progress IN consequcnce o.
disagreement between the hfemen and the City Coun
c. who refused the necessary appropriation for re-
pairing the engines Numerous companies from Pitts
burgh arc on the spo, to render assistance bu' the
mob will not allow them 10 work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

BUTFALO, MONDAY, July TO-
The Board of Health report the occurrence Of
- cases Of Cholera and 81 deaths within the past q
Lnnr. shnnIng large increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

Dis. CcoIinGE AGAi>.A ridiculous story hay
ns been started to The eject tia, Dr. Coolidge. the
murderer had made his escape from the Maine STATE
Prison. While corpse had been smEsge6 into hi. cell
a. the remains OF himself uader tie circumstance
,h ofScers al The prison demanded Investigation
MICH ms taken place and resulted IN the production
f testimony 50 strong to place the question Of the
death OF Coolidge beyond doubt
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ohoIer, In Philadelphia.

TurrADEIFHIA. Monday. July lo-2 +. "
The report from tue Bockley Ams-H House Is 20
ea.e. and u deaths making total Of 80 cases and %
deaths .nce Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-17

COURT OF AFFsALS.-Norrrtcs.Ja JAY =. 7.
No ; was dnished Nos snd were called and
passed, ana No was taken ~ Western =. Messy
As~rvnee ior paiunr, Staples for defendant ne NJ
Sument IN tins case closed this forenoon aad. No
!S-lev Harris Rslph CLARK e a. !. 4. Spencer
Tor plAnin {. o Conner r defendants vas next taken
gp. 70 being entitled 10 preference IS having been open
"a the ssi day Of the last term Spencer sui speak
ns THIS case vii PFoos5ly ocCspy thc whole Of o.
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