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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21


o. addition % the news from south America
and other parts. wo.ch published l.st evening ~
hnd some further .ntel gence 10 cur Havana papers
Through tr- G1.a1 ~ >alr11Tr 'Glste-l--a. M IT.
~ Narfaa learns mat On III Z7tn d Apr-. 5' o.
Carrera appeared me cosst alt surprised - victor
Lavsla. VINO 49, ~ M4satrango Win cons-lefa''f
force /avaa a. me mef-ent 1lstrlo-tlfS arms =.
ni, rroops wc-n Carers presented a.inse.i a-'s'-
0ny ~ rIs officers Z NJ soldiers imnr4. ale'5 pI
yerce.vnz Csrrers gave h.u three cnfffs Dfat TIE
drums and nra tew exceptions placed themselves lA
der bis command ELL. oNu forces then entered tne
place sn1 3ot4 parties united ne arms an 7-
ro4ft.on belonging 20 tae Government rem aiming 10
M lands u zoe invaders Csrrera then conlll'n'-
MS march toward a1ezalteuaDEof hfst seh~4-- n.y.
~ M Government announcing his intention 20 eh''I
,tat city y A. hazards The Assembly was lmmeal
at.iy convoked ami f-l powers granted 70 me ',''
eminent ,. 49, & -
,sv year. President oi Guatemala. but wa expelled
by revolution some months ego INaIItia - Al d"
dan The GacgG proceeds
We are 90 assured that Gen. Ogzman. win lew 80
-r. - s. about -0 fnatciiy lueIatenanko p'
~erarc Cruz had gone into ibe pace on the morning 9"
a. ara 0aed BE- carrying away their arms and ammunition
T-e party u Leon Ram1rdO was Al lstapa burning ao
pund-ring every place N the vicinity . a'-g 80
The 70 fecfnr people II Guatemala Hre un1eclcto
would be better 10 admit Cafref4 10 peace Or 10
re-isf - -, Ga.
Nv. from Puerto Rico i 10 June Q On May ~
Brig Gen Juan Montana gave grand entertainment
h. h. officers OF the fngate Isabel IT, Prices Of iruts
were very ow but the culture OF the cane Wa De-
coming much improved. and steam was coming INTO
general ~. u the manufacture Of sugar. The ARRIVAL
0f number II vessels few days before the sth, had
made trade quite brisk Three American vessels had
srriyed-one from Norfolk, one from Baltimore and
ono from Eostgu
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Prom saItiIIo-Rumored Murder of California
EmiGrants.
Corre.pondenoe Of the y. o. Delta
sAIrrLLo. Mexico, June -, l-i'.

Corrcspon5enoe Of the y. o. Delta
sALrILLo. Mexico, June -, 80.
Al present this city q crowded win mercnsnts
from Brownsvine Mstsrnoros and Monterey with Z
large quantity q goods for the upper country TIE
market a. this place a. present - remarkably dull l.
j. runored TIA, KIND 81 goods will Je admitted ITO
raa LUIS, mat caves in.s ey 10 oose --ner ~ 'Ie
Cholera beng 80 rad a his point The C1oers has
aba'ed here lately. There are now about - or y
deaths day. have 10; seen letter from The nte-
which says that Cholera TIC increase between
ihis ely and us
have just heard ths; party Of American On the--
way o. Mazstan were murdered by the Ind ans s,o-t
hal way between santa R0ss and C1.hlanla- hlmor
has . that they 50 strong. ard ne indians go
DO not =. &c much confidence fne report snd have
used every exertion ny power O. earn he parucl-
iars, but j van.
There only Jew troops stationed AZ ms place ;
part u them having eit iof an Luis some -ine -
have s from good authority that there = . - reln
iorcernen, cent 70 Maamorss % prevent srugs Ing 70
The Rio Grar1e Lee
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For CALll1ORNIA.
- FoR CALIFORNIA;

s..-. FOR CALIFORNIA- T uchlng Al RIO
frL-N Janrlr0 and Valparaiso. The rrgl new
s-e $500 and substantial steamship CHESAPEAKE
under the command ~ Chas Henry BALDWIN, u me L. ;
NAVY has been nusl thoroughly and amply iurd uli ard
viii be dispatched from her dock. Per ~ u NorA
River for san Franc SEQ ON ine .lih July most IA
vorahle opportunity H. here presented oi avoiding No
danger OF sickness uo~ 80 prevalent un ne fanols
over and routes and also the tedousu~s- of long Nu1
bv sailing vessel during the Gains ant light winds u
simmer limited number 81 passengers fpr each Of mo
abog.-nam-d port. u il bee taken on application to
ISAAC SMITH, loi Mallst corner froui--t
frst-cla.- obi viii also bee despatched the .ih
inst 10 which Geigss viii bo received on application as
ahovs N'N "
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SCHOOLS.
SPECIAL TERM
GREENWICH INSTITUTE,


rI,HROUGH THE ADVICE 0f many OF the friends OF
j fhis Institution the Rector has concluded 20 hpd a
Soecisl Term Of Two months duration, commencing on
the "a Of July and continuing until me lh day OF sep
f-mb-r Al period So the present when We are being
visited by p@su entail disease, there are many 10 our
ciaxens wh0 deem and prudent 90 remain ~ me
CITY during ihe Summer months BY means oi iA- hA"a
Oh difficulty 20 which parents and guardians Will
necessarily be- ecled l preventing their children from
nsxarsoa- exercise the MONDAY change 20 hAi
rsrcu.tomrd exposure and Jack of emp oyment VIII JOB a
grea degree be- overcome. The school apartments are
,frs- and we. qell alrd. Sclo0. VIII open al VI
and continue in session until = NJ during which period
there vail bee on hour of relaxation. IAe Rector Will De-
sedl -l- n his 90 regulate he course oi o.
strlcuon that the mind Oi The pupil shall A. 90 uue p1
ov-raaed The instruction VIII bee indicted ofay =" iHf
may Dee practicable. Tie exercises VI" conss.
palv Ir = ocut0n. English Composition y story, vocal
Music Drawing Grammar. Geography ,p-.Nng ana
Antfm-uc while fhe more difficult aud ahsinse branches
VII be- avoided From the shovel wl4 readily De- per-
c-gei ist 0ter sought o Dee obtained y THIS lh
Walton upon fs established custom OF -clo0s has cAry
in view the bea ih and wel-heing Of the scholar Inc
rksoue routine the school room Will be - disposed a.
l make The dule. 0f the pupil not only beneficial bug en-
t-rtaning and pleasant Prices FOR admission viii De
moderate and r-gu sted according ~ attendance FOR
parcu AIS apply the Rector a. ine Institute Circulars
may be Obtained a. sps.dng slephems leli nfl.a'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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WAN -.

xX-ANTED-By an English gir situation ~ small
w family a. COOK or and seansre-s. walter. auu
dre. 10 DO obs lou che can bake wei-she can
eve satisfactory reference from her act emnoyer-no
0b-ec io1 0 70 the country. No letters attended to-
Caf a. - StAtr-st. Brooklyn. lf-N -
XXTANTED-SiilaiiOns Tor number Of excellent girls
w and children recently arrived free from city habits
and atoms and willing 10 work for moderate wages
Application 10 30 made A. the Office Of the Commissioners
Of Emigration, 10 the PARK NJ charges M u
XVANTED-A situation a. wet nurse Reference
w DR.. Burke. , Easi Broadway W -
SITUATION WA>TED-The advertiser. who
- had ample experience in London, ing wishes
situation pastry COOK and baker Address box H.
Honesdale, Pa ylf w
4 EUROPEAN LADY wishes Tor an engagement
~ "a resident Goverues- in school or family would
each English branches French. Music. and tie rldeuts
OF Drawing Address NJ NEVILLE. Poet Orce. New
York The country would be prrieued jyll 5leod-
EOUND-seversl pairs mems Cashmere pantaioous
L new and apparently made for some clothing establish
and paying for this Advertisement Apply 50 feAr4-l
'yl9 Neod'
fINO BOOK AGE>T-.-For sale the best Books
Il ever published for ACtuts-Tne American hrepsasr
Female Medical Guide They are very popular and CON
tain l2 pages each They retail readily for : cents are
sod by circulars, which help he Agent much in sales
Price 90 Agents. So per hundred. Good hands make
from 3 per day he country towns y sale al
skINNERs. l,o Broadway, \ \ or
~ 90 Cornhil. Boston
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CARVING MACHINE.

THIS WONDERFUL INVENTION sad great labor.
i saving Machine. . successful operation al lie
malli.c iory Of Nessrs A Taylor CO. ri Pearlst
corner VI Hagles- where specrns 0f 10 Nork may BE-
and where couu.c-s fJr ne mscnces and The zhi
~ lse them may - made.
Caa1etmakefs risno-foffe makers, ship ard afchiec
t4ra ard g. ~1O engaged "a cutuGx lrresas
forms Or scspe- wood meta Vii tlc " the ~ gan
tzge ~ ca AID examine Tue nadine
III I-AAl 81 sIGNER Irr-rLor
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MINING COMPANIES.

NTFW-JFR-EN MINING COMPANY An
s..e-.ren u per share u he stock 0i i- Company
. REQUIRED 20 be pad before he ID day n july l.
atfle Office 0 fhe Company Al The hocsy III Mines near
Prrf0r y J or a. g. soaih F0lrd--t Philadr pnia II
a.. holder prefers gllg 0 Tie Company twenty
shares ot every hundred of h- stock -r same " j De-
srreued u lieu ~ Tie above assessment BY order ui ne
Board u Directors A MARTIN, treasurer
r-J -aNJy@
NrFW JERSEY MINING tOnPANb.--An
N-ecuou for ID recfors ~ th- Company o serve
f,r one v-zr vii he'd A. che American Hotel, Jers~F
CIV "a the -h Of july 1919 between he hours 20 sd
SPIN - 1aWJY-il A MAXIM Sec ~
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W1NANr,s BOARDING SCHOOL

LNOR MASTERS AND MISSES a. Ltts Ferry mi 80
L from H0bok-n. New Jersey This school = under ne
charge u A b WlNANT assisted by Mrs. NiNANI -
Instruction i given Ia English and many useiI ranches
ID family education Children received from iO Is yeas
age Team. for board snd tuition from 80 % clio per
year payable quarterly advance For lnf9rua.o n f-
.uecrng The school inquire Of Mr. OsTRANDER, cor.
Cana and Narck 80 NeW-YOrk - IN
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CHAIR mAnuPAcToRY.

IOSEPH BRADLEY. ST Pe.rl-st invites al 70 call
an 1s and various paterns u chairs
The So4sn American Mexican. West Ind snd G
oruls lafG.ts put Up ia boxes u dOz a.o pa,
pier mach- pear .rsif chairs and tables tasteful
designed and aiSny snishsd eq9s 70 ne imported A.so
pattern Bsfo~rs Char wholesale and retail
nvlf DAMr
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az l---SAND FORT LtN-On snd sII'f TOT '.aJ.
sSs~~~ 18Th june ne Boats viii leave snest
touching A. Hammond and Taurcffh 80 every day IN
fsv. -Ncepfril ~ 3. no. a. =. sand O'Clock sni AN
leave Fort Lee at u. .. - l. - snd @ O'Clock
a., srfavs ne 3 n and o'c tnp- from New N0fs
snd he p / and o'clock uips from Fon Lee VII 70
omitted.
On sunday afternoons The last uips nom rex Lee VII
be Al and o'clock
Picnic trtps will be made from New Nork Mondays.
TUESDAYS Thursdays snd Ssmriay-. are o'clock 4
Nefkrt trims will be- made from Fort lee un lursdsy,
Tler.I,v ana s.tlr,lsv morning. A. 50 ir.l I'M
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NOTICE TO BRICK MAKERS.

EOR sALb-J. l. RANSOM Bncx Mo0ldnx Ma
c1-ae may Be se-n 10 Operation every fair lay Ni-
isusourgh l. corner o. S0st1-S Kth-sf and Jli0n-sv
directly from Peek-slp Ferry FCr afther infOrmstn
lle.lle u Z. H Posi- lt. Waler-s Newly orE 70 ~.
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F,sK.-A fire broke out about M O'Clock last
night In a row of twostory brick buldiass owned by
= ssbiski free man OF color 90. Duplsnter'sI be
tween Magazine and Constance sts In few minutes
the entire row consisting of four dwellings was on are
and although the Gre department turned out promptly
the devourng element could not be stayed In time to
save the buildings. The flames soon communicated TO
two buildings adjoining, consisting OF tour separate
dwellings which also consumed The nrst spread
40 rapidly that nearly all the furniture OF twelve su
Hes occupying the houses, was lost The tSt loss Is
about - 00O n o. Pic. llth
DISTRESSING ACCIDENTAL West Troy, on the
18th inst Mr. John e. Fellows OF Cohoes. his wife and
some nine or ten females mostly his bosrders, went
down to battle and cool themselves In the Mohswk ana
MIRA r. getting beyond her depth, was drowned osiors
assistance could be rendered.
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Prom the New Ofsau. Pcs,uue Iith
BY the arrival here this morning OF the steam
ship T. 4. Ogden Capt. J. T. Hayilsnd. from Calves
ton the lih inst have nes Of papers from that city
to the date OF departure.
The L. : surveying schooner Leo NJ Bachc Huisey.
master WAS in Galveston, last from the Upper Bay
On the 2lh OF June this vessel struck by lightning
while lying AZ anchor in East Bay and the ioTcma-i
much shivcred.
The Galcesioa Mas of the 7th inst has,he following
The slOop Hermit. Capt Williams, arrived here on
Tuesday ss having len Point Isabel on last saturday
no important news The Camsnche Indians made their
appearance IN a small body, al Pao AFRO lAsl Tuesday
immedi aely stationed 80 mounted men NJ that point
or is defense ID reported that orders had been
Bsros To Poai lsshc but heher that report MAS true
appears doubtful The trade that frontier is al present
| exceedingly dun.
The accounts Of the crops in the interior Of Texas
very favorable The rains appear TO have repair
all the damage done by the irost
The 4ar0ca-e cong fatulates the people OF Victoria
upon the opening Of practical navigation OF the Guada
| lupe River The steamer kste Ward srriycd II Vic
toTia lately with cargo Of lumber and has contracted
| 90 carry up 80 tons OF Government stores IL -
thought that hereafter there will be but Little Interrupt
ton ia the nayig CATION of the Guadalupe by steam
The latest accounts OF Indian enenls the iron
uer nnd IN the GalFssos Macs OF the 9TH inss FOL
lows
The HaisH Teaa that the principal scsor in the
tragedy lately enacted between the San Antonio and the
aupe the Csmsnchc chiet who only lew DAYS ago &C
com panied Ms,or Neighbors Ssn Anono lie and ihe
they deceived The MeNicsus. who apprsec thai
ihe Indians unucndy unit. they commenced the ho
| rltle massacre.
| We learn also from the TgaS that report h-t
reached san Antonio thai skirmish had taken place
between party 81 Americans and band OF Indians on
| the San Antonio River. The report says that The
Americans Killed Indians AMI lost one Il their
| party This u not confirmed nom any othei
] quarter though probably true
The glorious Fourth OF July was ces orsied with The
| usuAl demonstrations in Galveston.
The several candidates for tire ohces OF GovcTnoi
and Iieuten ant Governor and members OF Congress
were visiting the different sections OF the STATE eah
vsssng their voters and giyin- an exposition Of tne
opinions and sentiments the heading genera and
| local questions OF Texas
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ANOTHER CREvAssE N PoI>rE CoUPEE-The
Fosis CosP EcAo Of the 9TH inst gives Us 81 account
OF Snother ersvssse Il says As strange As u may
seem Al The present stage Of the river Which Is sever
eet WITHIN It's banks, yet crevssse has tAkea place
near me mouth OF False River. through which vol
ame OF water some ieet deep and 80 wide IS row
passing ~ was oocSsioned ay the caving OF the banks
For the distance OF about three quarters OF mile
above the lower mouth OF False River the land = low
and Of light sandy snyiAl nature having been e,os.
tied IN toe former bed Of the Mississippi sne the t,
Of OF lsl2 TIE whole OF this space hes been rapdy
Gazing in for seversl yesrs past.
The front proprie;ors have been neArly ruined bv
the loss OF their crops, sEd the heavy expense ii
making Gnd keeping IN repair enormous levees. and
some will no doubt abandon their places rather than
be Al any further expense. There remains about ave
acres in depth between the Nsssssippi AMI what Is
called the Bay when that Is gone the hiver must
throw great portion Of us waters INTO rs ancient
channel OF False River. TOR IL Will then De Impossible
10 build q dyke or lcvee across the Bay lie "stei
thus coming from the Mississippi vii md an oaie'
through the various bayous passing cat Of se hFeT
TIE Parish Of Pointe Coupe viii receive but ntte IN
ary from the change in the course Of portion OF me
River as has been proved BY the late hsh water For
don, Of West Baton Rouge and lbervlle and other
contiguous Parishes below VII Dc completely deaseL
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re- ,FORkEl FORT. -aal aIFa-i In.


~ - a., NORRIS \ Ks>tA kAI-A0AD-
--n--H1--FNPRE>S TRAIN --On as tnss
rnY-si.v The s.h of JAY next. kAprcss rrsi1 ~
ir,r- Nfw. YORK fo1' ri lart.st o. l' ue.otk
~ Morrtstoyr All Dover a. vhct PAGES csrrisg
r,,..- ,l.re A. 5 o'c.ock Z ct -llcot
NawNrk June :. "a.
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MEDICINES.
CURE OF CORNs

hRiAkOFF from - Petrrsourgl. His once = a. -
Brosa~sy opposite Broadway Th-at-r, formerly -
Chanhers-.D y3lm-
kNONDERFI l. WATER on tATRENlE.-
w gnor kOS>lNi. ll-t aIrve4 ron Italy MAKES
sruu 10 lf- public thai the nsen-0r II ms rA4yf-
irary chemical preparation approved 1y ne Medic !.
Academy 0 Rome isi and other paris ~ iay A. ne
~ -xtrrra remedy Tor -pdeuicsl ul-ea-e- and Tor -
Ctoers lf useful i1r many uther pufposrs. remove
.Do.. rlfn Tie from any 1llrr p.rs ~ n- BODY
l. smooth. the Vrnke AID macs 10 lucid and sof
Ike velvet For rors ample lnfgrna-ol- $50 ne pre-
.rrpa0n The Iarr1i- Wasr i sod a. 40, 81. aad ~
-roa4v.v a ftrU- IVA Inn
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PED CAYENNE PEPPKR.-Jssi received 10
ylsS' {. MORRISON, los Greenwich -
TABLE TEA-hETTLEs.-A sappiy Of splendid
Il Britannia M Kettles fcr table jlsi received
and for wholesale And retail, a. Barng-slp ~
yls s. LlClCs hAkI
COFFIN PLATE~.-A large supply Of Britannia
Y Can Places, including ihe vs-lous modern qalierns
Manufactured AL for sac 81 blr.ing-sip ?. BY
yis& LUCIuS HART.
CALIFORNIA >HIPPER>.-ShipPsrs and emf
y ersnts 10 CafJruiA ". ma a. 81 Broadway poriA5.e
wooden houses Asays or hand Of % c0uvenleri ar
an A. such low Prices iAst tney cannot "a % r-sse
them Cal Anc see hem GEO. FREEMAN \ CO
jyl7 W." = oioslNS
CONTRACTS FOR ANTHRACITE COAL. from
- NJ. Of re FOREST improvement Con- pA1y The
undersigned prepared make contracts Tor A- Ao9Te
White and Red Ash Goa. OF a. sizes n Fres oracr A-a
CHARLES A HEcKSCHER,
jeSo lmeod- - SO1th-sL up-stAirs
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