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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
Cuba.

The Save Trade i fsn.u very active IN Cubs
several thousand slaves having been landed within thc
lt-t TWO months. and other th us4nds being -lnrt}
expected The Captain Generals fee j. generally un-
der-iooof % bc three doabloons head, or >'l me
native Cubans islkr the trade which yearly increases
the number Of barbarian Africans Oh The island usually
imported from warlke tribes. The Spanish policy
afor- the introduction of this class ior fhe very rr''
ION 90 ts tendency 90 keep down any ii-po-ilon on
the part Of the Cubans O. rise Tor their own ndrp'ni
encc But tor this cause Cuba would doubtless have
been indie pendent long ago.
Considerable excitement hes been caused among
the foreigners resident u Cuba by recent regulation Of
The Captain General 90 The effect That aer residence OF
I'VE years all foreigners must either qI tne l-Ana' no
else f0rswear eauce f0 elr own country and become
uafuraIzed Spanish sub We have probably several
thousand American citizens scattered throughout CUBA
ana Infe Ilrlt authorities estimate re- hgh H- forty m
ions of dollar fhe amount ~ American capita invested
there lrtman- to bee what course our 6ofernneh
j pur-ur ID -o uighlaldcd measure Is actually a.
pied POI be- carried infotttcl
lt Is, DOUBT gainst 'lr Americans Thar % j. aimed
though the hls application OF has been n he case o
Frrnchman some angry r-pon-ence ha- passed bee
iyecu ttc French Consulate AZ Havana and d." piin
General ard the Consul Las gone home o. lay ne subject
before hs Government Charleston Mercury @.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

PoLcE C0uRr-TAe .elng house Of officer George
Pent0u pa Greenwich-st Third Ward, was entered 90
sunday night by some rascal Who succeeded pa making
bis escape with go I'D gold. some wt.y, aud 4laniy
nf clothing No arrest. The dwelling Of Mr. Thomas
Wav u Flfth-s entered Ou sunday nlgnt Hy come
daring rascal who succeeded getting possession OF MI
" = panfaoous. pocket 0t which were 800 De- also
Stole On tei spoons and large spoons, marked VI A
" with which Doe cfec ct his e-cape....A man named
Mchael Licl. whose place of ulsines- al -u tnti-
lanst waa ia-i evening taken in1 custody hf otcrf
Il stephens of tie lower Ponce Court charge O re-
re.gug piece Of -atn valued a. fl'ft which a. -ipe
from the store 0f ReIard Co no PeartsL Ins 10 the
eleventh arrest u persons concerned 10 me above named
robbery which this Old and Efficient officer has made
Nearly the whole 81 the property stolen has been frcoF
cred . O1.cer House of the Nnh Wau. yesi-flay ar
rested man named John Martini on charge NJ fo.unk
the money drawer Of Mr. Reed in Chue-st 90 - l'fr
found the possession Of the accused ne BANK DpuA
uf jacob Conrad showing deposit oi - lu Ar boNeft
Swings Bank and is supposed 'D have been .ott an
owner - wan eel lr fle BE Was held by lne Jistce
for farther Oftcer- Glands and 9iacafs
arrested Yesterday Thomas VI fche on ciafse OF
attempt ok POO pass .erelf money BE Wa com
fo answer OIcer Lawn ~ the Third w tri. arrested
Yesterday 'mae. charge Of grand larceny n siea
ina god watch. Sle held ior eNauIli a man
named James Mcdowell. Yesterday arrested nf
officer Blrra- 0f ,le Seventh Ward, who was ch-r4eh
fh having attempted POI commit rape upon use susan
Fl.zsin.nol-. Mcdowell was detained 10 answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
Commerce in the Black sea.


F-IfTIf' y q ITIfHf IefIfF, tIIfF
C0NsrANTfSOPLE, April 3, 1919
Our representative here ght make himself emf
nen useful by col ecfug commercial Information which
would induce American merchants 10 engage In the Black
sea commerce The amount Of tbs commerce l. immense
bar r j. fhe English who now Fronting by o. Before
le present Black Sea Inc ~ steamers was established,
fle number a. BRUSH ships that passed the BOsphOrus
averaged a thousand annually. The English manufac-
uIrea goods now imported every year INTO TreblzOnd
alone for the Persian market amount am l0di 70 mil
0n and 8 half OF dollar Yet this path Of commercial
enterprise j. totally neglected by our countrymso An
American -hlp IL scarcely within hundred
ea1ie. Of The Golden Horn The English Government IL
exceedingly careful the choice Of Al ~ agents Of every
the Mediterranean and this care has greatly
c0ndlced the Of Brush operations both caOe
and pnvtte, ia hi. part Of the world. Jour. Of Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

iour merchant Of thls City. yesterday attacked
WIKI the symptoms 0t Cholera and died soon after
reaching bis residence ia Brooklyn. lie had had fhe
usual pfemonl'ory symptoms for two or ,Lree days
pact.
FIRE.-A FIRE broke ont last light about O. 70
clock in the house 80 ~ Anthony-i Il csaght IN
consequence Of heedle.sly placing placing lsh,ei
candle nesr The window curtains However TIE DANES
were speedily extnyu!shed.
AcCDEs1s-A coach belonging to Mr Walters,
= Mereerst and driven by one Francis Mc-hsne scci-
ionta y woman Asi night il the sixth sT.
horse attached 10 wagon took frgh; in Broadway,
near Barclay st. yesterday and dashed Of a. fall speed,
knocking down and running over Budget Co.don and
severely r lrng her 20 that officer Murray Of The Third
Ward va. obliged % take her 70 the Hospital
~ The Hyperion is the title of = neat little
paper commenced in this City ~ HIowNsESD a ca.
70 designed to be- on organ Of the colored people and
advocates many popular reforms The two number.
which have appeared display considerable ability n the
editorial department The selections arc most excel
ient We wi-h It abundant success.
~ Among the arrivals yesterday az the M
tiouai Hotel were Geo T. Morris and y. r Wills both
distinguished literary gentlemen occupying a hgn
position with the American public
Detroit Free Press. 2lst inst
Th.- announcement viii be news 90 Messrs. Morris
and Willis. both Of whom, on the day mentioned were
At their posts in the Office Of The Hone Journal
CHOLERA AMULEr-Dr. Scolcotoxicon Feuch
twanser has made up an Amulet which If worn upon
the person be asserts i certain preventive against
Cholera. The powder contained IN the Amulet, II taken
internally D. also preyentve-However this may be-
,he DR. bane for cockroache-, certify is GER
tain death 70 those pe-tiierous vermin.
NARROW EscAFE.-A boy named Louis Dun
ham, residing 10 Bank e into the river AZ The ioo'
of Chris,opher.st and would have been drowned had
IL not been for officer Fowler Of the Ninth Ward. who
rescued him.
Found DRowsED.-Yesterda afternoon the
body Of AL unknown man was found floating IN the
Norih River foot Of Chambersst An inquest vii he
held in the course Of to-day
DRowvED-The body Of man was found float
ing yesterday at the foot Of Chambersst having ac-
cordng 10 appearances, been ia the water some time
10 was secured by a rope and the Coroner sent ior
BEpMuDA PorAroEs-MR. EDITOR Have you
tried the Bermuda Potato which has appeared in our
markets The price il rather alarming (fhrcc times
that Of the common Potato) But if you wish 10 taste
a Potato as is SIGH, don be- frightened Al that When
boiled with circle OF thin shin cut Oh before putting
0 eu into the pot and served up. alter admirng th"
grateful and meay whitcnes of their interior don't fail
20 observe the delicate pink color peeping through their
brown skins Ike blush on the cheek o. quadroon.
MURPiY.
Poiaiohued cheeks "a new epithet for our amatory
authors E0ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

GREAT LUMP or GOLD-Mr. j. +. Tesche-
maker furnished this morning with an outline skech OF
lump Of Cali0rna gold. found near NE Sanislens hNe
IN California In October last, by Mr. Lorenzo TrlNeli
The piece Of gold ~. Tcschemaker informs u.s. Ma seen
and measured 10y his son "nols ln IAN &
line Is inches the largest part ana III lhcn's az
widest The piece weighed twelve and nai P"sNus,
and averaged Of an inch m imekness ana Il hau Ia ~
about hall an ounce Of DIRT and stone uti no more 1t
IA worth IN California about $50 Mt IcecnemaAei
wnles from san franciscowhere De has resided sew.
yeafs-ihai the last Winter has becu UnueuNN s"Nei'
ilee and that consequently there has been great ee
Of suffering al the mLcs- The gold De- says, is ao"el
beyoud cAaggegaton half million men could hhd
euulovmeut the placcrs without interfering With each
otr excessive is the mineral region bost jour oi
PROM lNptPENDENCE.-The Alice passed down
N5oday night 18th. From passengers on her We learn
~ Ckera Was preVs ihng 10 a cousiderable extent az
In.spepdepce Il was worst among the cmigrans. but
81 residents had died some OF the citizens were NOV
"a oa OF the place and TIE en- grants were leaving very
rsplilv gentleman OF this place received letter from
tere dated Sh inst, from which We make the ioowlnf
extract, write TO you. Ss VI ~, 10 s. ySo
ng here hv >currs-even In ne Town but m iac camp
% Is really dreadfgl 10 died las nikat oal y, camp OF
no l~ss taking 10 man last evening, aud TINS morn
Ius helped 10 laV him IA ms COihn W are encSnPeC -
niles from town, the santa re Io'o ~, , Times ,-,h
Fsox u,,,x,xRv the bris Halifax We have
h.es Of Haifax papers TO the 9th meeting rad been
he'd AZ the Exchange 20 consult ~ ielND'- 20 - -.
sloa Of The magnetic telegraph 20 va. 49, ~, - ~
bat Atle interest manifested az the mechug-oW :
were subscribed Tor the OBJ Get. which Is one uu gas
snouni required. Measures were being taNVr -
nc requisite amount l"'s'~
ASNGULsK REQUEST OF A MAN COZ 49,
TO 81 HUNG-it is known 10 most II y an ou -
ers hat since the conviction OF Conrad WINNER ioi
tae murder Of Mrs Cooper IN Baltimore CoHhS, SN'
his Confinement in his cell awaiting the eNpauoh o. -.
erne upon the gsllows, be passes most OF az IN
ho1rs N performing the accordcon feSriuS t4@.
hops for esmmutaion Of his punishment from ne iot
icare Of h. LIE upon the gsilows TO the Penentiafl
Tor ae sn vain he Is composing ditse when ne ".es
permission TO perform on his way from ms &c. ~ ,s
plsce OF execution A most singular request truly
AID one which viii no doubt De readily computed Win
BEirIsH AMY N SORTH ANEKicA-On TN
l' nat the troops in the North american Coiene'
were a ioows LET battalion OF lsi kesnen, u ooi
Nova Scotia. "a battalion O; &d do. CsnSda; @th hes
iment Doth bsttsop.A Canada. 3-ih Regiment Hall
tari Ia, battalion aga Regiment, Bermuds "a DO 90
"a battalion list regiment CanAds; 'y,a heslalell
-aAca; g7th Regiment, let BATTALION mae Di -
Gan Gan Ride Regiment, Canada Newfoundland veteran
e'yaMwi0andlsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
Excuse OF Austria.

VIENNA. NAV The Intervention of the Russians Is A.
length officially announced u short article % he ieHer
LeaHg r' THIS morning r as follows The insurrec-
uuu boo Hungary has attained such hight during The asst
few months and pa. 10. present phases - distinctly
shown combination ct the whole strength OF The
European sIrfcrsou party. That i = the Interest o at
states 90 support Tie Imperial Government 10 rs efforts io
DOB prevent te dissolution 90 social order which aimed
40 here Acuticd ny t4is wcghiy motive Toe Cabinet OF
his Majesty tlr Emperor has been moved % claim the
armed intervention U bus MAJESTY le Emperor % Russia
~lc. has been granted u le most generous and efficient
manner The measures mutually agreed on are % tu pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
LnlNr MEErISc-A inint meetinr III the Boa,

JoiNT MEETISG.--A Joint meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors and Board Of Aldermen took place last
night the Mayor 10 the Chair Aner the roll had been
called and the minutes read and approved Of the Board
requested farther time ID report, which was granted Tue
Board then nd burned til next Monday al 2. NJ
COMMON COUNCfi-Ihe Mayor preceding The roll was
called and the minutes read and approved Of
P,ons-A petition of hack and cab owners. request ~
AN ordinance relieve them, referred 10 the proper
Committee Petition Of propcryhoders 10 De relieved
from taxation IN paving FutOnsireet. referred 10 the A.
easement Committee Petition Of members Of the Bar O
the Committee Lands and Places, with power Peu-
ton for the introduction of resolution Offering reward
for apprehension of Kennedy The murderer Of William
Baker. referred the Mayor. Petition Of Halsied q
Kendall have hearing in relation 20 certain 10 bus
ord fauccs laid ON the table ui the subject comes
Nigtoy's Jcf0.-The Mayor vetoed resolution giving
extra rnnensafou 90 n Csdy. Counsel of The Board.
for codfyug tie City Ordinances as he thought hs 'dll'
was meant for such work.
The petition - ames Humphrey 20 OH up we'll and
pump was returned hy the Mayor Tor reconsideration.
The City Court. which goes into operation next Tues
dav requires the attendance OF Judge and two Alder
men or one Alderman and the Mayor Ordered that the
NaVor regulate the sitting and change OF SAID Aldermen
dissertation from the Health Physician was read, AZ
sorting that no epidemic Cholera had occurred
either NewYork Brooklyn. according 10 hs indlv ID
nal opinion committee of three. 90 act ln conjunction
with fe Mayor and Health Physician. for The purpose oi
reporting the progress of the Cholera was ordered Go 70
INTO effect the Mayor 90 appoint The committee
The Report Of the Committee io whom a. referred ne
subeci Of the petition of the Catholic buying ground for
eNfes on Of time for their remov al wa 40 vised avOraby
great deal of uni Important business gone through
but no appointments made wing 10 the report oi
the Law Committee adverse 10 the power Of 40 doing.
without al burning for that purpose On motion, he
Board ad l0urned 10 next Monday al 7. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

The CREvAssE.-We learn, says the Nc"-c'-
aHs BHleiin, OF the 2st, from an authentic source
gentleman particularly interested, and nom personal
observation able 10 form correct opinion Thar yc-ter
day the crevassc was extending It's capacity Inc
breach Is about two acres wide The sunhch snip
is about OF near and with end resting ganst
an old tree The ship nearly sunk 10 the bottom ana
but little water passes under but a. the same volume
81 s empyng itself from the river and ms ohsla-
OF the sunken huh divides the current, Il l. rushing "
ward beiw cen either end oi the ship and the bank i
ieariu velocity, aud The anuon OF the icvee usA an"
len, Progressing az aruous rate Onr informant h"s
that during Yesterday al feet of the broad evee
had away by the action of Tie water. Capt Ofhut
the spot and work driving line OF pies IN
side OF the former WORK and m nve feet water 80
4nother Crerase-The Nclc-O r!eaHs CyesccW say ~
Saigrjaya crevasse occurred IN the Levee on he norm
bank OF The New Canal About % feet carried away,
and the water now PUSHES through the opening with great
velocity. The OF TINS crcvasse we do moi hhow
but s said that The Levce was amply strong enough u"
resist the action of the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
The French ARMY.

PARs. Frid1y Morning Gen Changarnier has placed
the letter OF ie President Of The Republic 70 Gen Oudl-
not on the orders the day of every regiment In the
army. although NJ OtOn Banot declared 10 the Assem-
D.y thst Official Yesterday the whole Of the
troops Paris confined their barracks. ready TO
Of need sennes were trebed Ia ali pets u
Pans and strong force placed al he residence Of
the Minister Of the Interior Al Nuisey e Sec there had
been cDcute among Tie military, which threatened Sc
Ous Consequences al one tme but which has been up
pressed bur, notwithstanding The agitation, % Is thought
that sunday the day Of the general election, will
pass Cd W IIOuf disturbance. lCOur and EnQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
Trouble In Hanover.

The King Of Hanover has been obliged 10 leave his cap
tai and repair 20 castle u HewenhAusen. The town
declared state Of siege. 90 Prssian. expect
ed A. Frankfort the 8th the Democratic movement
losing ground. The people viii uphold he Assem-.
hIv fCo4uer and ENQUIRER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
coxcrpor. of The Aims House.

Henry \ lcoll, Esq has been unanimously elect
ed to nj the vacancy occasoncd by the resignation of
4. H. Mckle, Esq
The following is authentic statement OF the sails
rcs of three of the Departments under the charge Of
the Governors OF the Aims House showing the relative
expense Of salaries between the old and new Admins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
board of Health.

SANITARY COMNTTEE-Iuesday, May -
n, Geer resident physician, reports that eight ne" ca
90. NJ Cholera have occurred since his report Of yesler-
dsv four Of which have proved fatal
JAMES KfLLY, Chairman.
RoET T HAws. ALEX II SCHULTZ, Sanitary
CHAs WEE. EDwIN -. MORGAN, committee
RogT A. SANDS, JAcOB r OAKLEY,
JoHs h BECK, MD. JossPH VI. SNiIH, NJ d
sAML w MOORE. NJ j. Medical Counsel
SETH CHR, Resident Physician
RtcH L. MORRIS. Health Comm ,slOnef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
The Cotton Crop AT the south.

IHfLADfLfHIAf ufsday way ~
A private letter dated Mount Z'on' Georgia.
"a saws The replantng Of the Cotton crop vas TOO
late by four weeks, and under any favorable circum
.,.nee. that may occur during the remainder OF ihe
owing season the yield viii not exceed twothris Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

Police CoURT- man banned John McMaAls app .afeh
before fh Court. yesfer iyTnorui1g and charged one
-ues Burn. with having assaulted hil 4" m Fa4is
weapon sud Burns accordingly arrested % answer
the complaint When Burns was arra gned' D. appeared
with the -de Of his head badly cut. black eye and sr
were lab u his ef breast and 20 he 81 afke
produced a large an murd-rOl- looking bow ie-.hlir
Lso sck-kuf- aud stated that both VI mem at1 'reA
av 0n sunday evening, and that John hcS anlr and ~
brother Michael McManls. were tne aggres-ofs ana ha
beaten him La The manner which hs appearance present
I'd Burns also stated af the aIl- 1oH Allie ati 1ern
thrown 10 bis window after the -lf la1 ttAel pace and
bad "a IA or The bed where biz child Jay asleep com. lZ
very near doing considerable damage ~ D. The anai-
vii BE- raf-l farmer rsncs Murphy Edward
DJlElrrty Marsaret McNamrr Joln ~ Nr.' thN n7iI.
~ ,ev4r.Ilv srrsIsned ro answer Tie charge o
hem II drunk a11 dl-0rderlg The >a1hail I'D lri-l- o
ia rol.rt II = fnr each. ih-F we're committed tO "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fire Department Notice. NEE ~, n II,
Fr-.ueer-. an Forcmru he'd 81 rlfrflri H-4il $3.50
es.riag Nav s. tae following resolutions "es' -l-'
illl-.Y adopted .~ rt.z C,r-a-
Fesired That ,ae oilr-r. u tie diirrer' To- ~
rf.- Did. re.q-sted D. Cal lher cvfn 49, ''s
lveeu he -sth and = fh OF May. iJr - p.' - go
lor A candidate Tor Assistant Eny'le-I g" ..' 80 ~,
Fire Department t1e pole cls.-s ~ ~ 49,, n .
. rr sl tfa lie ll-rect5f- NEE e frt-T- t---
~ M -.- ~ 3f.- of Wy between me -onr- 70 aA1
o r 81 for tts ylrpose u receiving lie returns o'
R'rsl. Tia - Inspector "a. reee, ne ls.-ras =.
80 ~ ~ 5rnl.ty VIA ,le rules -ai Del --.-tion' aapp
ed nT fh- 1.-lt ..,, 49,. q Oh. r-,... I'M II Earl
-.rv Id transmit 70 other " ne 44-p rcufs
tcaie ned 0y ul.ef AID secretary vI --e toNy-Al
ID, ~ 1ler ~ and lr lail-s ot -lr Per
80 IN whom .lch votes casi 90 re i4re--s -r1
fIr such purpose. ..-. 49,. ..- . .
Relied rhat tho iusrecors s1a REJECT me returns or
cerr.rcar-. q any Company ~lo-r s.eclln s.a laf5
s- ~ t sit-r II 'rca oil in CIR. ~ ne .l oi llay
INSPECTORS
FDctR HoLLEY ~ Hook ard Ladder J.
JoRx 4 PLAT of Hoe c.. =
ALFRED Il WEssrEs 0f Il g1rsnf -. J.
ALFRED CARSON, Cnairnan
Josvpa BLACK Secretary. n.y. -
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Father Mathew and the Cincinnati Jubilee


Father Mathew sent the following letter to
Gen Carey OF Cincinnati 1t relates to his inability 10
be present at the proposed Jubilee
CORK, Goth April 1912
Ny DEAR FRIEND: Although | have engaged my
passage for New York in the Ashburion line OF packet
ships which will sail from Liverpool on the 2lst Of
May must express the deep regret feel al not being
able TO arrive Cincinnati in time Tor the 6rand Ma
ona Jubilee of the friends OF Temperance on the 10Th
Of that month. Circumstances prevented my leaving
Ireland A. soon as intended and am thus deprived OF
the ratification so anxiou-ly desired but as can
not be present on this suspicious occasion neg you
uiness Of seeing them collectively and individually IN
my tour through the principal cities and towns OF the
United states Though absent in body SHAH be pres
eat in spirit at your great assembage' ana wishing
with my whole heart happy and glorious termination
10 your proceedings.
! am, dear Mr. Carey yours devotedly,
TUEOBMD MATHEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30
The ~. Louis Fire-Farther Details.

We find the following items IN regard to the
great Fire in the ST Ions Fountain OF the 18Th
inst The Office of the Fountain is located at the
c,rner Of Olive and Second SITS and narrowly es-
capped the flames;
~, er. was not entirely mastered until about
o'clock this morning The fremen seemed 20 be com
pctey worn out by their constant labors over so eN
cnsive field from Cherry in the hrsi instance down
oven 10 ~uruce -Four companies OF l. :. infantry were
.cn, nm from Jefferson Barracks by request OF the
Mayor and with the military companies ana ponce oil
the city guarded the property N the burnt district
Yesterday and are sui IN town Inc Clty 'ouhv" "p
nropratc1 $1,000 guard the property IN the stree
and relieve the wants of the destitute. The coroner
held three inlucsts yesterday, on the bodies OF TWO
men and a boy-all killed at the fire. The ire W ar
dens arrested ten persons yesterday ana s'
for dcpredatiOns al the nrc.
Loss-We are informed that the loss OF X T. ferry
4 Go. No 10 Manst was SiOWO-insurance e>'o'O
4. Beno.st 4 Co. saved All their books, papers,
money accounts sc. and resumed Their business yes
ierday four doors north OF the bank
kftiFD-We are inlormed 10y an eyewitness tha'
five men were buried beneath the ruins Of house on
Mainst below Pine. 10y the falling oil wall 5000
Woods Chrsty y Co.'S loss IN goods l. SsuVV'-ih
s,,rsj ~. learn al Philadelphia Our friend ana
brother A. Hedges Cos loss Is ~5oVV-ho hsNI
ancc The printed sheets OF the May hummer Oh ,hy
Ue.,r Journal ready for binding, we're cons uihcu a.
the Office OF Charles \ Hammond 4M7 VIII 0a"So
some delay in the publication ~.
THE paily oman, We learn say ed nearly everything
of value type sc and VIII continue 10 pc ss"eu re-
lsrlv south Market and the Town Hal were on nfe
~ ono time but by great eXerlons OF lew persons
present they were saved. Col Otalen lost sixteen
houses by the late FIRE, value $1,000
The remains OF four persons were taken rom inc
ruins up 10 4 o'clock this evening.
I~,vRANcE OfFICEs.-1he Marine Insurance ON
nsnv and the Perpetual advertise that they VIII pay
every loss bs the late nr and thclf c"pm s''A j u
,rnsirea 50 also the Providence and ktna Insurance
,-tnci,s Two other companies VIII pay from ~ TO ~
pet cent - r.r - .
The publication OF the S. Los,s Ac'' Ira VIII DC re-
.um,,i ON Monday evening, the 81 inst
n>v FsrrV,rr-Mr James Mahesan. President Of
.h Roard Of Assessors estimates the loss a. follows
me loss OF each individual separately but serceaoy 10
an estimate. make the following losses ,
merchandise and other personal property sl''"V''-
Total S560.s2O. t,..- r-..s
Our brethren OF the Prcss-the Rpm itdh, hFa ana
q,if-have suffered severely IN tins "lde spread ca
lo,oir, Nes.rs Charles 4 Hammond, ana j. W. Is
10y publishers have lost everything. as We learn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-30

~ f. FELIX FoREsTI, the distinguished lta'-
ian patriot for ten years past an honored resident oil
th. City has received the appointment Of Minister to
tho United States from the Republic OF Rome The
Trjunviraie could have made no better selection.