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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
Court Calendar for This Day.

Cncu1r Counr-Nos. 9, 10, 90 81, "a, %, o. 90 to
43. inclusive.
Sc. 5S g. &c. CO. 20 to II 10 So ST. 81 81 to IOl &c.,
los TO 1874.
COMMON PLEAS, LIST part-Nos. 10 25. SO, 35 80 Al
40, ~, "a 26, AZ. ~ -
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Court OF Common Pleas.

May S-Mo tine rs. Drnning, and others,-This cause
summed up to-day, and the jury found a verdict
for plaintiff assessing the damages ut $3.50.
1nnoUy H. Mai,e rs. Dartd kady.-This an ac-
ton two checks, one for 500, and the other for
$50 So The defence is that the checks paid Adj
Jouined.
Before Judge ngrakam.
Catherine Sure as. ChriSr kassenbyook This wa
action of tresrass the to recover damages
for an alleged forcible entry The parties owned two
houses in Orange street adjoining each other, between
which there Is an alley way; the plaintiff claims the
exclusive ownership OF the alley; the defendant claims
IL TO belong to him in common with the plaintiff; the
question therefore was does 1t belong exclusively
plsntH OF fas the defendant right in common TO IL
with her. Scaled verdict to morrow (this) morning
Court Of Oyer and TcrmIncr.
BEFORE Judge Iuflbut, Aldermen Wood and Nu'lens
AAY S.-ihc toui oos formally opened. and i'm.
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TorGErY.-A young man IN the Bank of Troy
WIS arrcs cd to-day for iorcing n check on the
cashier 10 some thousands 81 dclar..-Tuy i,'c
tr1hit G.Slt On, Ngg1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-09
Board of Assistant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF the New Board.


TUESDAY, MAY S. 1S49
The Board Of Assistants were, according to law
and in due form sworn into Office at little past II
O'Clock to-day
At quarter past IL. his Honor Caleb s. woodruff
the Mayor, came into the Chamber, escorted by the
Chief Of Police, and posse OF officers. The Mayor
took his In the chair usually occupied by Che
Chairman of the Board.
elect took their places by turns in of the
Clerks desk, and assumed thcifolowing OATH as die
tatcd by the Mayor
name Of the candidatcl do solcmnly swear that |
will support the constitution of the United States the
constitution Of the State of New York. and faithfully
dis charge the duties of Assistant Alderman of the -
ward, according to the best Of my abilities, so help
Gtd'
mtmbOs Of the new Board, the Mayor left the cham
Der and the Clerk proceeded to call the roll to which
II members answered. We give the names and resi-
dcnces Of the new Assistant Aldermen =:
Wards. Names, Residence
l. EdmHId Griffin. $50. 81 Greenwich street.
2 Eduin y Mercer. .... 30 Ann cor. Nassau street
3. Oscar ". SiHrfer0Hf. .Astor House.
q. Jacob +. Oakley. IS Dover street.
D. U@r'n Chapman. .l3s Greenwich street.
o. Lbenczer &. Ferris. -. so Chatham street
= Joiu ~. VEL. .... .271 East Broadway.
8 Ezra Smith. ....... ~ Thompson street.
Charles Crane. ..... 1876 Washington street,
10 Dard MW,r. .....". o. Allen street.
II. (contcstcd)
II Ua,Jtn By0dy. .126th st. btw I'd and 4th q
10 John H6drS0H. ..2jG Delaney street.
a. RopT a. SANDS. Cor. Spring st. and Bowery.
Is. Eden ID. Mo'gons. 6S Front street
10. Asaltl DenmaD. $50 West 19thfstrcct
IL. Charles e.. Ucap... 80, . Fast Ilth street.
is. Jonas j. Coaokin. 1892 Third avenue.
tWhgs in italics democratic in roman free soil in
small cal itals
The members above named are for the most par.
yDy intelligent aud respectable looking gentlemen.
IAty preceded 20 business with great dccorum, bat
IA rsLt 9. Do patch thi, arises probably from
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ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL.
Message of the Mayor,
Sc. sc. &c.

The members of the old Board Of Aldermen were
called together in their chamber at ten minutes before
II O'Clock, Alderman Crolius in the chair. The pro-
ceedngs Of the last meeting read and approved,
after which the Board retired.
At five minutes before twelve o'clock, Mr.. woodruff
entered the chamber, accompanied by Mayor Have
meyer, who took the chair and read the official return
announcing the election Of Caleb S. Woodruff 10 the
Mayoralty Of the city of New York.
Mr.. Woodruff then stepped forward, when the oala
Of Office administered He was next introduced
to the members Of the Common Council as the Mayor
of New York, and took his seat beside Mr. Have
meyer A., .
few minutes past twelve o'clock, the members elect
of the Board of Aldermen arrived and took their places
in standing position within the circle and opposite to
their respective The venerable Jacob Hayes Ser
geant at Arms of the Board stood Immediately before
the chair with the Bible in his hand and upon the call
of the Clerk the oath OF Office was administered by his
Honor the Mayor.
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Less
Amount Of Stocks and Bonds held by the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. for the
redemption Of the city debt 81 9Sl O0l 90
Balance in the Treasury, to
Or. of Water Fund p, 553 81
Balance in Bank to Or. OF
Commissioners Fund. $500 As
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19
RIOTON THEnUD SONRfV Err
X a l. ROAD d.

Several riots hive taken place, of late, on
the line of the Hudson River Railroad, con-
ncctcd chiefly with strikes for higher wages
IN which those " no turned out have assaulted
and in some instances killed, those who were
willing TO work In ordrs to protect those
who were pc0cpahly disposed. Levi Peck, IA
rcsoIutc man. DEPUTY Sheriff of Westminster
county, and truuslahlr, went with Two tntn.
armed, To section. twenty -four, near Yer
plauck's PuiUt, 20 arrest Two Of the ringlead-
ors. While he was on the Section, Two Of
the Irish !ahorcrS rushed ont from shanty
os another, aud commenced bealiUg hin; aud
Peek Immediately arrested them, aud put
them IN hundcuilsf and was proceeding to-
wards the jail Win them. The other labor
ers on the Section were ut once npE.,,ledro 10.
to rescue the prisoners; hut the foreman eau.
tloncdhlcm not 10 go, ms they would certain
ly he Shot II they attempted it, az Peck was
not To he Iri1ed Wilt
About lN>rvc or fifteen, however, went or
armed aud overlook the officers, aud man.
ngeK to got between them and their prisnn-
-rrs.=D Observing TINT they wcre hnudtullaa
three orthe lrl>hmcn demanded the KEY of
the handouts from Pcck's attendants, who
snid they did not have it. Peek informedthcm
that he had il, and would keep IT, aud would
lave the nen. The three lfiShmeu nmrdL-
ntely presented their pistols and threatened
10 blow uut Peek's AuHns, unless lac lnine-
dintely gave itup, and made such demonstrn-
tons that there was mistnking their OBJ
lrct. Peck Instantly drew n revolver from
his coat pocket, and shot each IN rnpid sue
ccssou, one through the hrna-i, one through
the neck, aud the other through the arm
The whole body Instantly fed, aud with the
exception oiihe wounded returned To ~npk,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

RLCHlN'S HCNG.iPL3NB3LS. nan.
ter Coughs. The greatest known nntdoic and
curative of winter Colds, Coughs and lniium'
nations of the Lungs, is Or. Bnchan 8 Hnnga-
,ian Baisam Of tire, known as The g(eoi Eng;
'lish Remedy tor Consumption. thus Rcd'e'hc
has stood th,-trst of some sCvcn.or clgRtychrs
trial IN Great HIillin. Bud more thnn halt .Lat
time IN the United States aud while "thcr
remedies have euiovrd but hriri ana tran
sirnt popularity, this great medicine has gone
on stcldry increasing ~ public favor, nhul ~
- every where admitted to hc the most perfect
compound of lAu k.t..l- ~ ii4HGniEL--i4clp tn-
pie Try what they viii Tor such complaints, tine
mass Of the afflicted invariably return to'thr
use oFlhc Hungarian B1lsato, n.ali attacks ri
this nature, and rely upon 1t with confidence
whtcl, is never disappointed. II cures Tie
lowest Ond most desperate cases, and Is the
most perfect unt,dote To- the inrnAds 81 Com
sumption, in i,s first stages, hnuwn TO th" med
ical- profession.
Sold by -. &. Bradlcc 81 Son, 10 Washing.
ton VI. BnstoG, sole agent tor the L. Stnicsnnd
BRUSH Provinces; and bv j. &. B'ngh0m, ST.
Fglicr y Co. Lyndon. F. - Mer'
r,li, Bloomington; w Hastings, Cratabury
r. C.. Butler, Derhy L,uc, Dana, Weeks
stanton, Dunyllle, aud dculrrs IN medicine
,cu,r7.ly m New ENGLAND -Ll2ni-
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L>iIL L.uEa


IA Waterford, Anal f.. of r.u-uu,it..,u.
IAHtipr n ! , wiir of Iabn ff,.tr Esa and
daughter Of Luther Judcyinr, ii C1sfirst,,gn.
s litHgrd ii,---r-
Nlu v was an nliccuuuale Wilr end q
hind ana iuiiiu mother. She bad been %
Va ., zalf- IL iIrllAlpu- ilL-I ll&ln- ErlL4.
" '.l wac n""i 'l N'i t'p4l Nir arpi"@Hhre
.". '''N" N'' N'l, "h "h'"', '' h'i H""i' anH
~, ", '''''' S',"', ,'' aWa,''" "r' summons
w ''' N"''N "l 'P'''.f "Nu "h'h 81 came HAr
w., '' '','} ,' , Gi'"-l''5 ''' '''''"'" OIL"
,,r ,,, ~, u.,,.. r,.
q '.,,.-',.i t,,,,,,..,',, ~ '""a ,'''
'''H'' ''' ,,H''''"
A. WrlIs River, Ami 10. Cant Wu,t,l,,y
\ grutt. mood ll wears.
ln Dauyillr. Ami a.. Abb, Japn. .d7upL,,r
Of Charles l. and nauId l. Wiley. need
! year Omnnibs and T. days
10 Concord, April %, GltuAs DRrtINDt. sou
-ui J II apd Susan llumlry, aFrd / yrlr'uut
months
CHRIST looked among h.a chcfuh band,
MA GUc Was WantiHl There
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nllE Fummei Term of Institution rili
commence ou Wrdursdly tho 23l met. .
HYlId, Tuition and other rrprusrs no uaual.
o hEN COMB, Sec.
Derby, W Mty I-io GLOVE
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
y Office b. hereby gwen that tho CeFan-
a y nrrshp lalrlFtubsiHIug between ChlIlrs
lhWs anh John Krllry, both of Dgrbyio
Csc County of DrlrnuH, under The lirm of lllr-
~ a kellrY,Rba difsolyrd 90 the llih dly Of
hlfoh,-A %, l-in, by muiual consent
Al debts owing 81 the snid partnership Hm
So hr received W said John kelley and all de-
mands on tho sard partnership are 10 brs tllcd
iy Him. & a HARRIS,
JOHN KELLEY
Derby, April o., I-lp, Gl6s3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19
Tire Markets.
nmGnroN NNRNrr, rDuud,y My

BIltlIION MAkhll luuruNl Nay ~
Rrpor',d for iho Tmvrl"f-,
AZ MARKET 500 hrrir1t,lr, lGp tlrs wording
oAru, s. COWS and calves, 5eI sheep and i'dN
bwnc.
A.ci cattle Extra, 800. 1T quality, o.7'.
ID dn.-G.uOi ID do q. ia. -.
Working Osrn-g5, 100, loRnd Sll5..
Cows aud Calves -, -, 81 and SO.
Sheep S35u 1; 80 md
SWINE o. Jrtail % q O., large hogs, Il
BOSTON MARKET MiylS
BEEF-ENtra mess, 1900 a 5000, Mess,
1910 1890, No. l, iO,o0 Oo,uO lprimc, city,
% ,uu.auuu,- nay. II no "A 40 ul.
. PORK II ytra clear lauJ ru u1clcur ~ 20
"a 1870, mnss 40 80 II 00i prime 5oa 1000
LARD Bo,tcub4 q . southN west, GA -.
BUTTER store l3d l0,shiPpng ial'3
Talnilv n a IT
-CliEESE.-ncw milk : =, four. meal a 9,
shipping o az.
F.OUR-lloward street $50 > 10. Ohio,
. 90 q 90, Gcurpcc, com. brands, 30 600,
Gcncscc, fancy brands, go 60
CORN-Yc yellow, round, 90 &C, flat O2 a uo,
White - o.
OATS southern, % o, northern, 40 AL,
eastern, ~ -
WOOL-Therc has been a fair demand for
-
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10 TH A. CAL EDON 4 N.

bring a. lhe defence oflhe lmpodal power
iiuH hearty jealous, enthusiasts devotion
Wurhl iu such % olsri r. ibe ouly strength of
numbers md ot arms THE Independence
ut tHHHrT UU rHe brush Crown, which b.
us certain us my foullupeul eNru can be,
has been greatly llnsIeued hy the resent move
IllIMI.
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MONEY ANp,nrslNEts.

w hslurs operations W. have ut rhnnfr
a. notice, The spirit Ol du,lre-s sliIl prfsIirE
pud lhn ndNires hy hlefurr Hle not nl rl4r-
actor ~ pfDdnrr my change for llfa hrilrr
lu England lle small advance ~ lfcnd sluia
Which rrfuuF out uf llr Disturbances boz
N0uheru Europe l,sd hrou Loot again, uud
lhor murt be heavy loss pu nll ihu fhp'
nrula from rlila side, Whlrli have hrnu uHdr
lIr same mouths pUBi, There b 40 pruiit 10
hr got Wy lprcuF bread upon people WHO
nre nul hungry mr. likely 10 be- Tho war
like movements ull over tho continent had
pfuducrd q reushio dimiuuiluu In iho dee
uHhd inr colonial productions, NJ we'll Hs iur
nluuulaC'urrs, iu England which uu-l nee,
rHHulHy have 70 strong sympathetic influence
upuu busiDcss hrrc; and tlr tuis aud other
rrnhons,wo luoh lnrWnrd 10 q more lhuu uru,
Nly unrliNe summer,
M0NrN continues a. drrliuo IN price; bW
There b. tIlll a demand beyond the ohuiy of
the banks Ia rupplN The slrrol rate lur
good lmUef L from 10 10 per ceut- HQd,n
d. LMIa .lIlL 10
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aud Huirl h. moss restored, rrrk prorerdnd
viii bis prisoners 90 jnll, llH mau sli,i ir'
llle hWgsl b. uof expected a. rcrnteE iiie nlll-
ere were r7iTu " lhrlr hiduds across lhp
uycT-.k J. J6ur I'm.
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Letter from a California Emil
grant.
Extract ON letter from California cmi,
Rmnt FROM the County.


. r. '''iN lA+tf' WIS 'NNNliNf
T. CAur, glmhos out Of stb
Ahro'io, Aprl IT., l-i1
llah' Hah' have oummcnoed camp lir 10
real earnssl, having bad ouc week. r expert
cDre Spencer and Hodges from Geneva, n.
S., with myself olubbcd together ud pur
chased wagon aud harnesses, Fnd 6llrd Il
WI. proy'sousapd oycry hing necessary ior
o hing iourncy through the Wiltomrss, aud
-mlrb.d ou four mules and drove out OF Town
our object .n coming ool hcfr was t. join
Capt lhDmpsou Company of 1ralns many
of lhem, together wiIh tho capt living ciptr
by us. The lrfcr portion Of tho Company
have started tblH morning, and tho remainder
with our6rlyrH arc o. riafrop tomorrow morn,
ing When we all Get together tho Company
wili hr rpmr 500 strong and large enough Go
whip anJtrbc ol Indians 40 the country. II
is impossible g, i,li how long wc shpll be- ~
pnuHtlrugh our progress wlllhr slow but
sumo
Several pluys numbering from 10 &, 20
started on with. plrh mules, while ws 900
Snu Nulogo with provisions enough only foe
2l dayr. intending 90 ktl gluc ou tho way --
The consequence, us productivity 40 TcNaus,
Boz, illi they VIII arr hard umrs before lhry
get Go ~ rasp. The o,ly cafe way Co go
through ts with Wnront I have cot my trunk,
yallau and hoR of Day goods along with me ---
The prop', here arc allsaupuinc thltvc shall
tlud plenty ol gold 900 ibc CHA, and I um iu
hopes that wc shall strike yncthcfc, for Il
will shorten our Journey very materially
There v.Il boa comp1uy of 2ialoug with a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

President TuyIorhas issued an order
requiring TINT Gen. Winfield Scott viii re-.
sumo tho command Of the Army ia all tlia'
regards discipline aud military control, ne
cordiug 10 the regulations for tie guidance
orlhr Gcncrul-in-Chicf Headquarters To bc
II -aI.iu tire vicinity OF New York for the
Eastern Division. Tie Western DIVISION II
fixed ut Cincinnati.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

v,.wa, The LLoy portion of Iho Free
.... olN,rIuauu no Johold a State Con
...nauoa lur 2Oii Of June. They oppose
...,.ons vUhino Ca-rllcs, aud go for
immediate ''n'" VN"'''
rwur.r rur Wfsr Tho Board Of
t--.,.-,,,,!.. .!.le Of mny If, repnu ld cu.e-
,nJ..,ra Deaths at Cincinnati during lhc
.fhaar rdup Suuduyuoou, aud 90 cu-cs
'nIg lpsd- during lho . hours ending noon
Vaday, making since Saturday noon, to-
ai,l cascs and ~ dcutus
iaa aisep'' .. ll'',l'n' o' i.'a " soy. y
'''h l'''n ~ l'''n'' "'''' nay - my p.
, "' '"''''' - "N l"' '''''.'' '"''
aO"'l twenty 'd'"'h7 20" '.y' "N '"'
.a. ,Jn,,,.a,,,. n,n,.,r. ~, nm ,lo,,,,n,,
N"Noht hrr"iNfN'N'a ll' 30" =
.WmrVT of' nude I'r-'"'l,',o'-.
l..O Maxwell l"r F"T''nn'''r--N ''lloin
! rH'y For Snh-lrcn7nIcr- J"Iiu Young.
iw"uFr>r' ~ MA'sA'nt7tli7' Tue
a.unntappo'nimcuI' have been m7do 10y
Ne rr'.drnH-P"-' Master of b7s''n-""'
ns.u !, :, District Attorney GcorF"
-'- = Nl-"-la'-GA"r'~- Dr'ru-'
-sT..,r Nrrc cu,plo,rd ia the Posi- or
.p.ruIen, %, Washington. at ,lo Time
,-- ..r.a1r lrG H. Gn,h, fou, laens and Lro
.,l.its MN. ,,c l,cos 4, biue. Ike. lil,
..,.,.e, ,,l,,,,. ynu rr,.nl am ,l,,ii, mil, h,.
IA, Wlio. nli,r laylue hrcu pro.rrib.
.i,,rut, ,trrs. .tl,i,n. ,,it.r,.y lu,, ,f
ma nr,u ofihc offices.
. -..
''lf' WIS 'fI''' '''' '' Nh''i''"n,
'r '' '' 'u'.''. ~ l'''' W '''
..F' ','P o." "''''!'' Loss h't"''H
'''' '.'' '''''''7'
UFlNr Norlr Sur IA noticing the cali for
% n,uouaNr auf free roll runvcnt,ou, o..
""'''."''' '''''''''.' "" gu, val
"'''' '' "''' vac TWO i'''"'. "'"'r ono
, '..' WV, ~ ',.., ~ W '"'''''.+ ''"'
w. . ' -,.
..NI.d consideration Of u.nt portion of
a.i,r Soil party, who nrc mud hntc boSu
j., ln.enllmcnrtur ,hc purpose ofiuguir.
t'"'hr they iuicud tn lc parry rorhis
&C., ..,.. a., - i----..-
....t. ..l.t..,t..,,.,.. .rn.. ,....
',.,..r. -. w.. -.
... .I..|n.. ...,.,.,s ,.u.
........... 60. .r,',.,
~ Wv, ''"t'''7 ~ '''' i'''
w '''' ',' ""
''''' ~ '' ''''''""S ''''' "''
o.,
',.- '.'',. ''', ~ VIZ wv '''' l'"N ~ IS
i'"' S'"" WA" we nave
'''"" themselves u w "''-
w ''''' '"''''''r T.
'''''''' ''''
\i1o'N'.-lu the 1l,h congressional dis
-i,lln Lis sl.,r. L. H. r. HcAlc, lncn is elect
instead al NrCnmas, wing. This makes
.''r''rauon stand VI loco aud wing.
n,... .,
-,y,,,+-,..-.- --i-l = I'M -
Davis :. CLurrb nc Nii.tll..l,,,r,. ,,,i Al. -
,..,..l rn W. " "''u''"'''l' an" ''r II"
.'''''"' % nn'''ng'on' Deputies
NuVr WIN M Tur upsuor or rur
',v,pIvN rRorntrss r,or, h,.i,, -
-sliis ,i.s,;,,, H.. - -
""' "o"ody can answer IT,
""S MOI hs yet appeared to be sufficient
gn. or interest manifested IN tho agitation
i gwen clue to the end or ,ho nov, ,,,,l,,
,,s,er ,o,n;.,,r
.a...r - ""S oeen "onc or
"'''N OF '''"e "'smiicd by the term
Il elton, though doubtless it would ma, ro-
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AgAIi!AHA 4EA.

To- llia town, hl1y - byst.v T. H.dpsou,
mr 50 loTfR and Mns1rtA N. T.. Dirt.
IuuAtl b.lh ui 5t JuApsbuu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

ior 800 kinds Df goods suited To- iruse whp
afr providing puthis iur California, Oah ll1ll,
h1sinni frrms 10 tnrp ihn lradi as Che cheapest
sod Hfrairtt piece 900 lhr Union. ltiaaIsp nm
uyal.rd aroyrfY variety of furnishing Goods
tr traveller, Grntlrmcu who H1y M hone,
BOY IN Nln'h'nH Sc. F.f tnr adyrrHsrmruf
100 another column. GluuiI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

g. Mcnick Mansfield Esq las Ienu np-
pulpirl l,nHHHsIeral linuorAiu place Of WY,
Graves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19

e. The toooncrs Jury convened 10 ip-
Nrslignrr lhe cause which led 10 lhc drnh Of
llr lulors ~ New York, have rrpuhcd that
lIo dtccn-cd "como "a lhrir drnlhs 10y gun
r'lol wounds nom balls fred hy lhc Military
during tho riot b~turr lhG Oprrn House on
llursdny evening, lOh MAY INST, hy oulcr
of lhr ci'il authorities ufthr rly ~ Now -
uud llut lIlo circuu, siuuccs existing 90 tlc
limoJusllirl lhc uutlluriur- 100 pNius lIic ur-
dcr 10 llro upon thc. mob. We farther believe
lbut Il % larger number ofJur Police had been
ordered oul, tho Necessity Uf n resort tu the
49, Of ihu Millla'y utshl have been avoided.
The last three huos Of lhc ycrdcl ought TO
hnNc been omitted. .Hlns.
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NuNr. The l'oulsud Ad,,uispr contains
Ibr mrs-ugc OF GOV, Dun,dcliscrcd ou Mop-
day n tie Legislature, lis devoted almost
exclusively Ia sluIc mulcr-, Upon tho sub
lcct d'cNleudug slavery into ncw territories,
thr Governor cyprc'scs these views
Those territories are prohuby 1s unnu,,
mou.ly nuH.sln,rry ~ scnlrurnlnr any State
iu llr ruuu; uud hr,ug fu, thG institution
cuguul cNi-t there, uulrs, forced upon them
hy positive hW 81 tuugrcss--A mrAsusv
which ,hr most urlrul tllrudn Of Slavery hhNr
ifc,rrruru-rd. Tint country, therefore, !.
~ mo- ururc danger oi being uyrrHprrnd with
slavery, iliru r. iho Sihln ct Nlnuoahe North
have ~, ground oi tur, aud lhc South iIn,c
no hope of It, liIih i'0r and hope uishi
pcrlois, ln,c. reasonably gN.lcd, IN many
udnd-, before ihr character otlhc population
lrrainc iNrd, 10y rcccl-ltec emigration, mud
lay w. Dlsrucr "fany ,llun iur slave cnIrrn.
ton; but since that, tiIoy-UTo wiIhUUt tUUrTTtT-
lion. II such then Is lic tue position of the
lcruioy iu question:, u congressional uoli.
biioh. ul rrvrrl. therein would lr no untr
productive of prnctcrl result, thnu u courrrt-
-loun prohibition OF NohlurmrdHui.u nrl-
lhrr ran exist Hero with nr without proii-
hiuuu; ind Vet iltr N"uh and lhc South nrr
10th excited iu The rNttrnr of bitterness; the
ono insisting uppu prohrlion, pud the o'lwr
Gosis!iua il, ~ just cause Of d.suuinu. The
rIrll establishment oilrrrlioriHl cnycrnu'cuis
r- d,.ir hh tot uuIy tr llr protection ut lhr
r>pgsod PERSONS and pF"rruy Of our fellow
ri'tSrus, uurtor lbc purpose of nllaylug sp,-
wiiuu which can ouly lee productive Of r'd,
o. Tho RoAop rq,, state. ilatpr War.
rou tool, from tlc stomach of un-lusI gitl 1T
ihr Massachusetts Gcurud llospllol, 10y
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o." lion. burce J, raorcr, well known
politician aud plle lawyer Of Rhode Island,
'lted 90 Nr"porlun Woodworking, IN ttrr Goth
yrlr of his uar
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comprising a." yarislirs,a'Ylrs, end paurws
adapted 80 thr NpruL aud summer uadr.
Ladies and GrIslrmrn orc respectfully IN
yIlrd a. examine Goods gud FEifEh
J.. II DLLhNO sos.
"Ulh llardwick, May, o.. Gl.W1
The daily crescent., 1849-06-08
VERY LATE NEWS!
Ielegr0zjtecl TO tile {" DAILY Crescent.
By the Southern Line.

The news of the steamers arrival has never
reached us, though it was undoubtedly sent by our
Baltimore correspondent We suppose it was be-
hind the Bulletins Dispatch during the transmission
of which the wires broke. Our correspondent
gives us the influence of the steamers news on the
New York Markets.
FIRST D1sPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 4-New York Markets.-On
Saturday. at O'Clock, P. NJ, Cotton had declined
it has fallen much as 3D. since the steamers
news was received. Flour operations have been
checked, though there is no change in prices.
Corn has advanced White is at 60 and Yellow
at 64c Western Mess Pork is at S1O Prime at
So 25.
Cholera.-The Cholera is increasing in New
York; yesterday there were IS cases and deaths.
There was fatal case in Baltimore last night.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, jane 4, ) P. M.-Latest from Lon
don.-We have one days later news from London.
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency the
sales amounted to 5000 bales. Corn was heavy, at
unchanged prices. Consols sold that day at 9I..
The reported defeat of the French Ministry did not
occur; the Ministers were sustained by majority
Of 81. This must refer to the discussion Oh the
resolution declaring Louis Napoleon's letter to
Oudnot null and of no effect; resolution
TO impeach the Ministers, which was about being
introduced at last accounts.-Eds. Crescent.
New York Markets.-Nothing was done in Cot
ton to-day in the New York Market. No change
in Flour since Saturday. The Corn Market is de-
pressed, with tendency downwards.
Cholera.-Twenty-f new cases of Cholera oc
CURED in New York on Sunday there were eleven
deaths on that day.
Deaths on the Princeton.-The ship Princeton,
from Liverpool, has arrived. She lost the steward
and nineteen passengers during the passage.
Ice about Newtoundland-Th island of New
foundand is surrounded by ice The steamer with
the Bishop aboard, was unable to land her passen.
gers; they walked fifty miles on the ice; four of
them reached land.