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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-05

lCP Wagon making has grown to be very
considerable matter to Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
where they are made for the South and West.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-05

is publishing series Of effective articles in its ia
vor, in which popular Convention on the sub
ject is cailed.for.
;U5s The Red Republicans of France are at
present rather more active than the Government
thinhs compatible wIiho the preservation of order
and the Safely of the Republic. Accordingly
large number OF arrests have been made IN Paris
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-05

T- Ex-President Polk arrived IN New
Orleans on the S2d, and was handsomely
welcomed to the Crescent City by the an-
thorliies. A public dinner was also given
him. at which he lnade brief speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

IN tie irnned.t, vicinity Of party Of srigrsnts who
II report e played anything but an honorable part
IN The a-air The PAvnres upon observing the over
vhelung force OF their enen,es Who numbered about
as took -hrlrsr WITH tns tram. nut ~ gallant
composing u drove them forth without mercy There
US one squsw IN the party and the warriors indnz
they hsi 70 -ht. ibid Der q for the river while
thy rhreW heseves between her and the SIOUX tnd
died nShtng bravciy. Tie sQusV reached the uver
and escaped 4. soon a. . known here. Capt
WziSer took tN.nty men. pursued aid overlook the
Sioux. rescued The PRISONER Nt restored nm % his
mother These itie indian nShts. WATCH hy The way,
% pretty frequent occurrence and The arrival Of
the euSrauis. have broken IN pretty eiecruaAy upon
the msnotory q our prairie LIE.
one ot The men with the Mormon NAL. = lusi from
IL dISzir-s. N California ant q certainly happy
fellow Tor Le says ihat be- aa- much gold - ~
wsuts he showed stocking iuu specimen. and
~ you may VEL suppose. re emigrsnts opened ~iie
their eyes a. the sizEt 0i l- sItering mass WI en-
desvor keep you advised u the humber OF wagons
which pass here. and may occasionally hnd material
for letfer Yours. SC. FANNtt-
NAY i4-Il- cry T. stil they come. Yesterday
- WAGONS passed here, making II 81 66 CARLOAD
OF letters start for the frontiers his morning snd
presume many mothers, wives and sweethcarts VII
soon BE- made happy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

HEIsRlca B0RssrEIS.-We learn with pleas
ure from a letter IN the st. Louis Aazeiger des
Wsst>a, that Mr. Bernstein IS still alive aud in
good health a, Highland III. ]. was his brother
whose death gave occasion TO the report that he
had himself fallen a victim TO the Cholera. He
proposes TO settle at Highland, where be will es'
tsbsh a Cold-Water Institution on the same plan
as that Of Priessnitz Of Gutenberg with whose
system he is familiar He hiss not however, soan.
eonsd his original design Of tour through the
United States, which we presume ne will fulfil be-
fore definitely fixing himself at Highland.
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The Crevasse. &c.

BALTIMORE. Wednesday. June 1910 N.
By the Southern mail we have dates from New
Orleans to the 9th inst The water the previous even
ing was higher than ever and 1t was feared that 1t
would extnguish the fires at the Gas Works
An interesting child, aged 2, years belonging to Mr.
wingate, merchant at New Orleans, was drowned at
Pas Christian.
The last Of the sslc OF Government steamers came
of on the 5th The Fashion brought $4,000 and the
Telegraph 5000
Judge McCa eb OF the L. : Court in New Orleans has
decided iha, money deposited IN the Bank by an Auc
uoneer cannot be attached for debt he being public
officer, might innooently suffer
Prince p Of Wurcmberg cousin OF the reign.
ing King i. in the city his way to California and
thence 10 China and Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

mited be the desirable in the whole city Or
private residence. Running as II does from the
the other Of the that bound island. and being
Of the dimensions OF 100 feet in width II has naturally
trseted those who were seeking for spot
sons for themselves and whose allow them srat.
y their taste II has already becOms the residence Of
many Of millionsires aud merchant princes and
doubt not that there will be many who will embrace
the opportunity Of purchasing lots upon that which
Will be afforded the sale Of the real Of DAVID
JoNEs Esq which 10 to lake place at the Merchants. Ex
change to-day, and is TO be conducted BY MULLts.
AucuOneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

THs ELrorIos N TIA iVtH DsrRior OF MAS
sAeRusSrrs-The Rost0E Alas has returns from 81
towns which give Thompson sSSs, Palirey 2al4. Rob
inson ll9 In these towns there Is smSority against
Mr. Palfrey Of eli. AT the March trisl the majority
against him 27l. His relsnve gain therefore IS 81
lie lacked about 500 votes OF election in March and
gain abou, 4o) votes in the six towns to re heard
from to secure his election now This. Of course, Is
out Of the question and again there Is no choice The
vote smaller than at the former td In the above
towns Mr. Psiirey loOses Loss votes, Mr.. Robinson
so; Mr. Thompson 561.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
Canadian Affairs.

MoNTSENL, Wednesday, June l3-A N.
There is nothing inportaa, 70 communicate 70. day.
We are Snxiously waiting 20 see what the Imperial
Parliament viii do with our petition for recall Of
Lord Elgn. great portion Of the community are
gong strong tor Annexation lhnkns it the only
Ter our diseases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ As there are many persons who do not Ike to
awhte hat. aud Al the tins wish hat that 10 GIT
and easy 10 the head the Nav HAr COMPANY t48 Nassau
IT, have manufactured Of their superb mOlss<n and
uuta hat. very light bodies, which they hope will
prove to be all that Is desirable. Gentlemsn who were
disappointed sst week in obtaining beaver haze now
b. supplied they have increased the number Of iheT
workmen aud will DO able, in future the demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

EY- Bishop DoAsks personal explanation will
be found in another column. We commend its
statements to general regard. OF course, the
Bishop has intended to DO good, but he had no
right even to do good with other mems property
without asking their leave. Paying tPerhAPsl the
bills of butchers, bakers baiders, &c. five or ten
years sfser they were due is better than not pay
inS them a, all, bat it is OF the night thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
sale Of Property.

IIIIsHIhGH, " tulctuaN, June -.
Forty city lots wers oa red At suct''n IN Ale
sheny yesterday. and p sold Tor $4,000, Allegheny
scrip The other ~ will be offered on the 2ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

FAsmOSAgLE CAED EsCRAVSc wedding and Visiting
Cards elegantly engraved and printed on the aae French
Imported cards. Also the largest assortment Of wedding
envelOps and waters OF De La and ebratsd
foreign Manufacturers at EvERDGLLs fashionable estab
hshmeui for cards, Broadway, corner Daane-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14
Philadelphia Marker.-ssIes Of stocks.
orresp0nience q The Inoan ne

PtuIADxLFHiA Wednesday, June j.
TIE demsnd for Flour Tor expor, coDfinaes I'm
tied but holders are drrn Sale. OF 900 hbls. common
brands. a. - ct and good brand At = per Dbl For
city consumption moderate sales st previons rates
Rye Four-Snal sales al =. Corn Mesl IS held
firmly 5 per Dbl but the sSles are limited Gram
TIE supplies Of Wheat continue hight Ssles OF ord
nary md prime rci ~ g %. and white ~ % q
10 per bussel Rye-We quote Pennsylvania 81 y
cents Corn-Fsrther sslts OF yellow AZ % = ol eis
wei.ht saoAi and in store. Osis-A cargo OF prime
southern sold ~ 81 cts. per 5ushel Nh,sky-->acs
OF bhis AZ 81 bids are held AZ ne same price
S,tFs O. Srock -Fusf Relrf >f0so Nav =. rs. ~ ,
100 Morris "a, Pens z. ~. 81 NorfistoNu b. "a;
so Reading lss 5000 rrKss Notes. sSoNo safe -
=. 90 d. o. f11 500 Wilmington Loan, At, 5000
Nav s. IS 81. 40 Pusblrg Ap IS at $50 DO M
81 100 Sank hh lSo " .mnstou, = 81 Morris b. =,
" rrinrton So - S2.No Nav 81. 81 500 Reading
DDS 81 -. sll0oo do n, 20 80 Rescns +, Ia lS
do, 70 100 do a. ~ 100 Grst, 49, 60 Ncksolrs b. az
THE NEw-ORIEkSs FoRGERY CAsg.-Msism
Cabot charged with having forged $1,000 drst on
Mr. A Mchoud, which she gave 10 her husband - his
dowry. on the morning or her marriage Was fully
committed for trial New Orleans on the 4.A inst
Mr. Mchoui testified that be never uttered the note
and that 10 forgery though BE- could not posi-.
rvtiy say whether the signature was hi- not The
Attorney for the STATE desired introduce testimony
q prove that she hsd published Advertisement iust
preceding her marriage. Offering q point out way for
any good.oOkng and INTEL gent young msn % obtain
fortune, easier than by going 70 California TIE
Court, however decided that 70 was Irrelevant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

" The Patent Otre, IA front OF Seventh street.
where the excavation = now being made for the eas,
wlng of The building presents very busy and interest
inz sight % taose ~ho take interest the improve
iaent u tbs city number Of granite cutters are
already employed IN preparing Tor the foundation. We
learn that Mr.. Tomas Crown Formerly q tas eitv ana
now q Ann Arundel County Marand hss cot he con.
tract Tor furnishing Ae bnek National Intsl I3th.
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Cholera at Philadelphia. &c.

/. PHLApELPHIA Wednesday, June l3-P NJ.
The Board Of Health report three cases Of Chol-
era and one death, since Yesterday.
The person who injured yesterday afternoon by
falling from the cars near Paramount has since died
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Market. BvrsAlo. June iS-ePM

Recs,p,s rHh,a me pest - honrs.-FtouS' 500
bblsi WHEAT. 5000 bushels. CoSN. 5000 bushels
The Produce market remains inactive Ohio Wheat
IS nOmnsly quoted ~ - IS cts and Chicsso A. O.
~ cts CoNN moved 70 the extent OF l2Vo bushels, a.
~ CTS. The kKrISHr market Is without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

The came and went, and went, aud again"
n THIS quotation applies apply 10 he customers Of
certain boot shoe and gater Establishment AL who deal
there 20 away satisfied and are sure % come again Tho
place Is JoNEss "a AnnsL
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Markets. ClNeIxN.rl. June LIE ?. N

The market for FtoUN Is heavier than ysster
day, aud the business done IS At slight concession
We quote Western 6si A375 The demand for
WHrAr snd CoKN good, bat the transactions not
large. Other GRAINS As before Sales OF WHISKY at
IS a Is. cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

Receipts o. Canal srHkia fke past - hours
FLovR. "a 900 bbls wHEAr. $500 bush; coRx. 1000
bash-ln FLOvR there more doing: We notice
sales OF 1900 hols Al ST o.; Tor common to
strait brands, sad III . Tor pure Genesee. The
demand for CoK~ continued active and the sales Ia
day are 10000 bushels, At sc Tor white Nna 81
for mixed western. In OATS the sales ZOO bush
els - lN
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~ GOrRArD,S ITALIAN MEnIcarEn SOAP

for the positive Of IAN pmples fecses and All ssn
diseases and bemishes.-GOURA UD'S Pssdre Subtle,
Tor Graduating super,uoHs hair any part Of the
man body Warranted. Directions French, English
and German GOURAUD'S MefioIted HrD Resto,atirs,
Tor promoting the growth Of hair curing dandruf and
MAKING coarse harsh, why hair sO, Rlossy and curly
<smiiings and shlings bottle. OOJkAUDS begeta
bic hor2e imParts delicate canauOn ungs TO pale hps
aud cheeks. OOURAUDS GyectIE H1U Dye will change
RED, gray or light hair 70 beautiful brown or black
OOCkAUD'S Lily White Il deleaie and iaDocent white
for ne complexion.
- Bear in mi nd that the genuine preparations " DE-
fslix Goursud be obtained only a his depot 81
WALkER-ST. lot store FROM mot inl Broadway. my25d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

SAVE YoUs MoSEY-One way 10 do purchase your
boots, shoes and CATERS WArxSss ia FullonsL where
you can get the best quality At The 'sms pnces o,hsn
charge for the Nine years constantly IN
erea.ng patronage prove. that wATKSs' boots give uni
versa satisfaction. je9 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

NATIONAL MINIATURE GALLEEY-EDwAsD WHITE, az
BEosDwAy-This magnificent saloon Possesses superior
advantages for the rapid production q Daueeoype Min
iares AL persons who wish unsurpassed likeness 81
themselves friends should 1--WE his Gallery call
Al .meOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ Mr@. BEHaS AsiOr House, viii cOatnne 70 men
uaclfe 70 order, and sell Shirts and Beman Collars her
Cd Nassan-st prices general assortment Of gentle
mems furnishing articles, French and English. Latest pat
terms always for sale Friend. will please call leg w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ rea comfort In sumner Is properly constructed
hat Knox, Of l25 Fulton-s has already settled great
many disputes by placing one Of bis Rocky Mountain
Besyers the heads Of the disputanis Five minutes
wear MAKES the most passionate as cucun-
osr" a. the ssyinss Heis the fashonsbls peace maker
al civ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

SOUTHERN Mali SrEAMsRs.-A conusot n"
been made by the Post ooe Department wi'n Ness's
& L. Mitchell Co Of the Savannah Line oil Steamers
10 convey the Mails 10 Savannah weekly, BY steamers
nhsxakaa Nd Isnnessee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

~ Positive proof that you save money In purchas-
ins carpeung, oh cloths rDgs liable covers, window
shades sc at the celebrated cheapest carpet establish
nenl IN the United States 70 Bowery HlsAn ASogR.oss
l. ~ usit the i've large sho~rooms and tbs
nense number who secnle bargaln. dsllY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, June l3-s P NJ.
Col. Tn $. Is. Florence. Secretary Of the Board
Of Public schools resigned to-day.--No
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEsloAS NU,fUN-The first thing one sees on on.
ering the second Saloon AZ the Museum 10 the curl.
lacemakiDg Machine which has Just been laced there
There Is generally such crowd Of ladies around H. that
IL not easy 10 examine The Invention closely but u
pears 20 throw Of lace Of any psttieD with wonderful
rapidly. Great Western IN Solomon Swop, junior, and
Whites Ethiopian serenadcs, draw crowds al every per
fsrma
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 49,
DANIEL NJ. BARRINGlR OF North Carolina has
been appointed Minister 20 Spain
Nj RoHERr LErcHER Of by is talked of for Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-14

Coal IN MAssyIELD.--Tbe Mansfield Coal and
Mining Company chartered az the late session OF our
Legislature. have been successful In their efforts 10 ind
good dH,hvace Coal Ia Mansfield In this state, having
the It'll inst the depth Of 20 feet passed through
a vein Of Jef and ice tHches N hekRess vein
sufficiently large yield from IS 100 tons daily, by
mining from a common shaft.
Boston Daily NAL, June II.
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~ IT 3 Ulysses. IL assured that we ibank him
a.. yoof opinions and faterng encomuns. bar cannot
receive that any public good would result from thef
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Tx PUBLIC HIAL1a-PASIos-The following

NE Blu mai ~ 49,
table taken from ofaciai returns shows
Tss, the deaths 10 ths City from al esuses were
i005 during tbe four weeks ending 10Th q June -
and 20 sanng The corresponding weeks tbs year
increase 2ol
. Tb.tof MS Increase - were males. and - ie
,,,ia. "a over snd 81 under 10 years Of age
Tssttbere we're 10 deaths from Cholera N ihe Tour
,,ses. a last year AMI taai there have but ~ ihi'
year ...,A.
That there /. An increase hi. year in the deaths
be s,oole1v = consumption .. diarrhea q dropsy
~ .t besd Q scsret fever - Inflammation q he DO"
q. De- Inflammation u The Jung = marasmus wasting
fever. o. and from cher causes p but = decrease
through smallpox 3s iyphas fever :, commissions =
When .tis considered that deducnng ne deaths oy
the A.torp,sc@ not me increase OF mortality 10 iOlf
veeks 10 Cts % which h- immigration ~ ms season
i. very extensive End which has doubtless greatly IN
creased ~. inhabitants within the twelve month
amounts % bui 20 persons-iha; the deaths By Cholera
Ar but more than those by consumption, numbering
on m average le,s than per dsy from among 10000
people dunng very wet. 5roka wea,her-thst Il We
odd Brooklyn and Wl4Asns5ursh, not one n 1900 eiu
zens has died Of Cholera this yesr-tnat unusual aiten
ton il now paid % regimen AMI by the civic authorities
% the cleaning ~ streets &cand that u "a prooa
Die that most u those who have suffered By Cholera
were predspOse % disease which under another state
Of the aimo. pAere would probably have assumed dh
fercnt orm-9e very Are cause for that dread and
fear which al the breasts Of some very worthy persons
Assuc Cholera, moreover, Is new malsdy-litle
known the past experience Of many physicians 9th
erFi.e very sklll. and, everybody i aware that
doctors frequently differ about the symptoms that Dis
tin-ui.h even long established complaints, is II not
exceedingly probable that third OF the so-csiled
Cholera case- OF which much Is said no Cnolera
ar Al
Reflect upon these fac's-be cheerful-csrefuly avoid
unahoesome food. and unhealthy or confined neigh
borhood-keep your premises clean and s~eei-ai~sy-
preiernng the Croton 10 the 5otletsNe Wholesome
exercise and there are 1900 chances TO that the
Cholera VIII never trouble you.
TABig 90 DEATHS IN ne Ciig and County = Nsic ik
t0r me f eeka eading June 10. 1919 and June g. ei'
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Cholera nj Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Wednesday, JunS 49, Pm
Seven deaths from Cholera have been reported
to-day.
The FLOUR market is heavy.
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The Cholera in ALBANY.

ALBANY Wednesday, June 49, P NJ
Inc Board OF Health report but one case Of
Cholera within the past - hours and that convaescent
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IT, For advertising the newspapers Of other ciues
ana towns Of all the States, v = PALMgRs Agency Of
fers excellent choice, and complete opportunity for
adopting safe, JudIciogs and thorou IN systsm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.

Peceip,s Be ne ono CaE0i yes'ergag FLOUR.
, on bbls WHEAT, 1891 bush CoSN' 1927 bush ;
Wool, 1900 lbs LAID, l42l0 lbs BvrrES S'ss los
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Court Calen dar -Trrs DaY-

az =, % Coysr-Sos -. ~. - 81 3. ~ 81. sSz
Is, $50 49, is5 lSS 81 $50 i4 ltS "a :, 81 n y. a.
% -, ~ :" ~ O. So r. - "a, a. IS - lis lsl 10 ~
~ SsrLN1S NeSsr-Senersl Term -Trsns'rrr-d
III. IN, q. - - ~ - ~ 49, -. 3"
C.Scrlr Sogsr-Ne. =. -. Il, Il. IS IS y. a. IS,
CoNNo> PLEAs-Psrs Nos. 81. 457. s. As. a. a. n
lol, les &S. Paft ll-NOs. S. 40. 80, lS2 49, L.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

RIOT At FULTON FERRY.-Quite A riot took
place at Fulton Ferry on Tuesday evening, while the
engines waiting for admission A. the ferry gate in
order to to New-York 10 aid in suPprsssns the
IRE At the sugar house in Duane The occasion OF
the riot said 10 have been the delay in opening the
gate Officers Folk and Wolven were promptly the
spot and though severely handled By the rioters sue
ceeded in making some arrests.
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BROOKLYN
CIscuIr CoURr C.LtNDAs- Thu Day-Nos. II, "a, 81.
Al, IS, ST. n, -. y, ~ 7j 76 H. -. ". 80 H. 49, ~

CIRCUIT CoURT The first case called on william
Tsy orrs samuel Murray Thi. action for debt.
contracted by the purchase OF ndise The
Mcssr- Barnard and Parsons FOR plaintiff Theodore
>edg ~icE for defendant Mchas Kennedy aud Johsn
his wife John L Bergen aud Mlchael Berg This
cause having been reached upon the calendar and
appearing on the part Of the plaintiff, hng adav and
show ny service u notice Of tria mOuon Of John p
Roe counsel for defendants Il ordered thai the
plant be- dismissed with each of the dele ndsuis
respectively. The Court having farther bu siness i'd
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Enreign Pn.IHQea.

FfIm ne NsiIIlaI IlirI lrlfrf
The following table is appended 10 Senate
Document 25 of the last Session and gives Information
highly interesting and useful 20 those engaged in foreign
correspondence
BREMEN LINE
J. F0rasn Postage % B, chGr2ed m ADDITION % UHrSe
~frffs Postum
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Gen. Gaines,s Remains-Late and Highly
Imporiant News from Texas-Tremendous
L. Are

-tOTihs 49, 49,
NEwOHLEANs Tnursday, June pm
TIE remains Of the late lsm-nted Sen. Games
are 70 be removed 20 Mobile for inserment The Lou
iana Legion end First Brigade are 70 escort them 70
the Ponchartr4in Railroad and minute guns vii Be
fred a, sunrise.
The steamship Globe Gas arrived from Brazos -snt.
ago with the Brornsrue Flag Of the ID Cap, Edward
Deas Of the Fourth r :. Artillery drowned from
the steamer Yazoo near RIO Grande City. He served
in both lines Of the Mexican War, and was taken
prisoner and carried 20 Msiamoros.
violent and destructive storm occurred al Brszos
a. An dunng which the Steamer Herrera was
wrecked a. the mouth and driven ashore. several
.chooners were slso driven ashore and captain and
one man Ia Mexcan) we're lost and another, named
!. X Levy. killed
The strong fence surrounding the Dept and Quarter
master. stables were levsed and the =
inches over slsnd Threatening the destruction n
everything within 81 reach.
We have most melancholy details Of Indian ravsge'
which sweep tempesthke toward cur own homes,
bearing oa many capfFes and thousLds oi horses ana
mules which they plumber and lesve oeso4aon ID iei
tracks The most pop4lols villages are deseiiea'-
They move IN az army without the least opp'''D'"'
and taking prisoners With large amounts oil pfoP''3.
Families are seen along the whole line OF 'hN H'r''
burrvinr scross 20 the Mexican side 70 seek pf,ec
ton supposDg that the river once crosseo tney are ~
The accounts received Of the treatment oil women
and children are heart sckening in the extreme. Inc
osce,. NJ the army saord all the protection IN me"
power bu, they have not men enough to garrison 'Ne
rsco and vet spare sufficient tore TO 20 in pursuit
A party was organized for the recovery OF capt
vyi.cvs family. which LEFT Brownsville In pursuit OF
the u,araudng saysges The party returned ne 10.
dian. having made good their retreat with most oi
their eaprives and plunder. The party were absent
.,og, 20 DAYS and followed the lneians 70 Laredo,
and nesr II came suddenly upon small party oil them
and retook a number Of mules and horses
The Indian forces extended far above the Laredo.
The Cholera was raging with great violence recently
q, Laredo snd through the STATE Of Coohuia' among
the Inhabitants Of the capital and neghbofng towns
The deaths averaged p 70 30 daily.
Harry Love. the daring express rider, was not Kill.
ed az reported.
The Indians are stll the river for 100 miles IN
great numbers.