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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

BOSTON July 2-ARM,Eo, chip Ohio from Apaluchi-
cola June H. Spoke ~ on south shoa hr usfA London
from London Tor Ne~lofk Bark Miudura, from sasus
June IS Saw lSlh =. Ion - ship Venus, ~ fh4s
de- pha sd, of Cape lai,cta-, schr Amelia, OF Camden
Bark Alabama from Mobile, June = Schr lsaac frank
lin from san Juan, CUBA June 10 Len ~ American .cs
sells Schr Caroline, Washington. NC, CorNo, and Mar
garei Ann Richmond Oneco, Norfolk AVenger, Nv orb
Bog Ni1or fhiia sohrs Sea hrc Ehza ane Henry Al
kins and Geo Evans, Phila CLEAREp-Shlps Columbia,
MANILA COlchs, Valparaiso; balks Edwin, East luda;
Stafford, smyrna, bng Sarah Brown Genoa schfs Lean
der Albany; Mystic, New-Nork
CALAIS, June Se-ARSIvfp-B arAs Orion, Newly orb;
2.d Adna, savannah. SAiLfp-aoth, bark Claiming, Rio
Janoro, bugs RIO. Barbados; Maine, fhts 22d. schrs
sussex sud " Heath. DC, Florida NNork 81 Cypress,
de- .4h Admiral and sarah Aun dos -oh, brig Com Hui,
DO Schrs Van Buren, do, State Of Maine. Wesl Indies
BANGOR. June So AKRlNED-SCLrs Enterprise Ball
more: Texas, Now-York
PORTLAND june sc-ARRrrp-F 4 Perley. Havana.
CIXARcp- Brig McLel'snd. Havana ARSivtp. July D.
Am. Liverpool SALED-Bsrk Durham San Francis
iUBEC, june .s-SAILED-Schrs Orion. jamaica. Bay
State, Dcina, and JulG psysoa Phia-
NEWBJ AlfORf, JAY l-AKkNEp-Schr Mary {
Ames, Maya Jet jane 10. Len hAik Old Fellow, ano
swan Tor Newlork idg; bng Sarah Tor do, VIZ cargo
john a ' Hsrcsck sSoai Sew-YoR ior Liverpool
HOLMES HOLE Jane ---AEHtN sD-sa.p John A.
and wkse SpoAe, feo >. Oh MsssSilero al A.sef
OF New Bedford 4osPerm, - whale April - iaI - ~
NFM-N YORK. july l-AKEiNED-Shp Callaho,' raica-
husuo March Q. so sperm 20 oecs nsh Spoke Dec -
lat IS - ; Ion H. ship Lafayette, O. hedioro 80 SPERM
May ; la - : on 81 ~ osS Caroline g day from ha
PROVIDENCE. June So---AsElyrD-SSehr Alnira Ro-
yers ALBANY; soops Hero do, Fashion, Fe~N ork July
7 schrs Joseph Turner, RoNbury. Bsumcrr' Cerro Cor
do. PhlS sloopf Southport Albany LIZA houndout
Radicsl New-lOTk
SALEM June 5-AREfvED. brig Mary Helen Havsna-
June H. spoke Sth lat IS ion II So talk Nessscumcon
Havana Tor CrAnsiadL-SAILEp brig Vintage, Afnca
schrs PAVILION and Globe, Newly ora -ARSvsD, July J.
schrs Rainbow, Rchmoud Elxa Taper aud Plato, fn
sdelphiS; Martha Maria, New-Nolk.
NkW-BEpFORD, July l-AkElNEO-Schr Henry RON
Darer Henry Siohs, IRON Albany. passed ~ Niney arc
Solnc, ship EdW ard Csrev from Newly ora for Nancsc
NkW.ORLEANS. June -S-AESINEp-l esiercay ship H.
diana, NeN-lofk Plato Boston Ment 20 90 The a
ship Hudson Tor New-YoTk. and schr Watsrwisch ol
Boston.
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Philadelphia Markets.

correspondence OF The Tribune
PHLADELPniA Monday, Jgb.
There is some little inquiry Tor Flour sales sc
a poo b5s common brands al 81 81 "a a. and u
choice brand - - per Dbl For City Consumption, La
lied sales previous rates Rye Flour 10 good demari
and geo 7oo bbl. sold 81 Corn Mca IL held fmly q
= 75pr bbl.sscs limited Demand Tor Wheat -. ed ani
the usy sale reported Is lot oi good white 81 Der
bushel No sales Of Rye Cora il n limited demand
some farther sales uf yellow have been made 81 a14
white al bS cts No sales OF Oats have ranspirsd WIS
ky. demand limited small sales OF hds III :. c.s sad bar
reis al 2li cts.
SALES % STocKs-F usf Bodrd-s 90 {. Loan 6.
lOtf; Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Piusburs
lsi 20 Union Bank, Tenn. 5oi 10 NonsiOwn RR l,t 10
Diamond Coal. Is, 81 Union Canal. H.
Second Board-$5oo City g. 80. 1894 $40 L Loan g.
g. IlO. $40 do 20 lo6 500 do 81. 6f 2cn Nnngton
RR s.. s., eco Cincinnati " W Bond. e, eA ~ Aod
Piisburg Loan g. 20. ~, $40 Stale %, 81.
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ST LorIs, Monday, july Z
Late news from Santa Re Of the 4ih June states
that the Guard under Capt Chapman had tsnt with ne
Auaches on The 3isi May, about % miles from a an
qua 10 hich tue Indian Chief snd 20 OF he band were
killed. which on The other side only three were ALLIED ana
some rounded. The Indian, numbered ABOUT ~" Inc
Chef wac killed ~ Lieut. Kenrok ofine army.
The Apsches has recently been very troublesome ID
usxico. having on occason destroyed party Of ten
Americans.
California emigrant via Fort Smith complain Of ina,
rn.lta hslng NerN bad
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Mortality In 81. Louis. &c.

81 Ut y lIlI1lIi vIII =
The intermeBts in ten cemeteries on Saturday
were ia IS of which caused by Cholera On sun
DAY the report OF Choiera nierments was 49, and other
diseases 3 To-day has been observed here day of
fasting, humiliation snd prayer
The steamer Uncle Sam. which arrived on Thursday
from NewOdesns brought $50 granite IS Of whom died
on he passage Of Choera
FIRE broke out here early Sunday morning 10 nil.
nery shop which entirely destroyed 10, and Tie inmates
living 10 the upper part Of the soose barely escaped by
Jumping out Of the windows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

WARRINGTON, Monday. July 2-5 P "
Taos. HALL as Marshal FOR the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia RIO, Christian, removed. BENJAMIN
H. SMITH, u = Attorney for the Western Dstnct q
Virginia ric, Thompson removed
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Cholera in Cincinnati.

LINIINNA n, lIUiIul1 July
The intermen,s within past "a hours ending
noon to-day s4 by Cholera and - from other die
eases or the deaths today las Germans and lnsh
This great Increase partly attributable 10 the sudden
change Of temperature from oppressive heat to unseason
ABLY cool weather
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ChoIera in Cincinnafi--Breah in the Miami
InnnI.

CINCINNATI, Monday July g.
The interments for the "A hours ending Doon
Sunday, were Of Cholera gs, and other diseases 49,
We had some tremendous rains yesterday, and the
air since has been pure and inyigorsting.
4 break 100 yards long occurred ten feet below the
SUFFICE Of the Miami Canal some eight miles from the
city. yesterday, which will take two weeks to repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Markets. rrrALo. July % 7. NJ

Receipts anoe Saiarday-FLouR, as 600 bbls
WuAr, 10000 bush Com, 5000 bush-The inquiry
for Flour is but moderate and the sales are confined
to the wants Of the trade si for common State and
Western and { O6i Tor straight brands do. WHEAT
moved to the of 5000 bushels Ohio at IS cents
There ia brisk demand Tor CoKN, and we notice sales
OF 10000 bushels including ia; yellow al a cents and
mixed Western at 40 cents. In FREIGHTs there Is
change.
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Mnrkel,...AlsANy. July N. NJ.

Receipts SINCE Sainrday-FLoUR, $4,000 bbis
WHEAT 5000 bush, Conn $1,000 bush.--The FLoUE
market IL stes0 but not active In CoRN notice
sales OF $4,000 bush 81 5ac for Western mixed. 81
for fat yellow and S. 55:c for round do. sales GOO
bush RYE al a5c and o 500 bush. OATS al Sic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Georgia Whig state Convention.

bALTINORE IDnIayf allF q
The Southern Mail has come % hand, bat con
tains but little news The Wing staie Convention Of
Georgia have passed strong resolutions against TIE
Wtifnot pro-iso
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cboIera I'm PHILADELPHIA.

IHILhDtLFHIA1 4lvu1oJI ~ .
The Board Of Health report o. ne" cases eHa
u death. from the Cholera since yesterday The
,b.,,oo,o.,er A. O'Clock this morning stood a. o,
and Al this afternoon -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
MIssIssIPPI.-The following is the entire tickle,
formed by the late LocO-FOco State Convention in

rF- Hon. ALk1. II. SrsFHKSs, NJ {. from
Georeia, is now critically i'll. HIS death wo0lS be
serious calamity. He wss the Oldest Member
If the late House from the S)uih, and, though de-
cidedly Southern in bis views, was sincerely
anxious for the harmony and perPetuity Of the
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
Affairs in Canada.

NOMINAL. Monday, Juy2
There have been two three cases OF Cholera
and one death since Friday. The weather is cool and
bracing
The Governor lie stn here and ha, saii that he would
remain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

y 90010 BOrTLrs NEARLY, o. Dr. DE- VIII
KeLLIsGERs remedy have been cold, withOu; a failure
stopping diArrhea and curing cholera Every b0t.e sn
Ike a2ic, and gives instantaneous relief Sold 10 age
add small bottles Al III and % cents 10 Pearl and -
Broadway. le1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

THg DARCY CALIFOWNtA PARIr-A letter trum
member states that the Company had reached tao Plate
River sOme $50 miles Of Fort fndcpendence.l May
~ Ina good heaiih and spirits They were constantly 10
gh the camps ct other parties which The plains
the route 10 California, aud were advancing more zap
idly than the most ~ the other trains account u Ne
lshuess Of their teams, Of which they had bat eight
nat
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BY TElEcaspH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
..,o,,,mept. by the President.

~ For telegraphe dispatches received n tine Tor
Evening Edition yesterday, see fret page
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SUMMER sHoys AND GAIrEn-WATKISs, IA Fulton.a
Il Offering the best assortment Of Summer Shoes and 0si
ters al lower prices than any other person Ia NewYoh
taking the quality Of his articles into consideration Give
him call before purchasing elsewhere Je90 3s0d
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- AkiL, Pres dent
BRUNO. Mas Mn Finance

DEPARTMENT 90 SrArE, WsNuNsroN. June. 81. ia
Information has been received from the inlet
States Consul NJ lsguns, Island OF Carmen that an
order has been issued by the Government 90 Mexico 1,
the state OF Nucstsu. ordering The per cent expo,
duty on l0gwood De taken o.. and des outon q y
made OF al charged since the month OF August LIST
aud also that notice had been given that the port q
Lsguna will be closed Tor imports on the lst of Au,l
next
Information has been received from the conssl.'.
Of the United States az Laguayrs venezuela Ast As
Congress 1T Csrsccas had dccrecd on the 2d May ss
that all goods or merchandise row paying import "a
ties, in conformity with the Tara Of 1871, shall pay
additional dl's OF 10 per al vslorsm, and al "a,
free OF duty by the same Tara, sha pay duty ofS
per cent al vslorem, 70 40 IN torce On mporisa0n.
from the Islands the - Of June and rom the lnd
States and Europe on the lst July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

EcoSoNY AND FAsHros,-supedor drab beaver hats II
81 fine at 81. Every article warranted give
satisfaction at the one-pnce store, lls Cans-sL
len lw. + w KELLOGG
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUstUM-Those who propose 10 go into ne
country GA The Fourth should visit the Museum Today
The performances nearly the same they will b.
the National Anniversary. sud brilliant sud vauel
series OF entertainments has been announced
from Banum's bureau, Than that announced by Aeupg
Manager GREENWOOD Great " rsteru. Signor bftg, lo
new comic singer, Memncld. and many other popular
artists are among The attractions nam ed Ia tho I'LL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

HoeoKEN.- Picnic parties families sud eureus fe'on
daily TO this cool retreat tor health and reereanon Fw
their better entertainment the proprietor Of the Ouo Coz
lage ha. engagel the 0ansl Band ml. al.noon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

FAsHIOSAsLE CARD ESGRsWSS.-Wedding aud vsnng
Cards splendid Envelops Wafer. elegant Boxes for csss
In great variety at EvEROELLs fashionable establishment
for Cards Broadway and Dusne-sL y2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

~ The public have decided that Drab Beavers are
tho genteelest hats Summer wear and EsFRENcHEIp
lO7 Nassauss receives every day nstsrng eneomums f
the beauty and excellence Of bis manufacture HIS sales
have thus far exceeded those OF any other house In New
York, while his hats are second 10 none
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

NArioSAL MISIATURE OALLERY.-EDwARD WmTg. 81
BRoaDwAY.-rhis magnificent saloon possesses superior
advantages for tho RAPID production Of Dsguseoype Mn
atlres All persons who wish unsurpas likeness u
themselves or friends should give this Oallerya call
al jmeOd
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Cholera in Albany.

ALBANY Monday, July 2-7 M
Seven cases Of Cholera and live deaths have oc-
CURED in our city suce Saturday
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.Nrw-ORIuANs, June

The CoTToN market continues firm ut the late
advance and the sales yesterday were 1900 bales
FRrloHTs remain steady ship was taken up to load
Tor Liverpool with Cotton al Rates coasiwlse are
unchanged. Tho weather is pleasant and the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

~ New.York Cemetery for tho People. Lots osS
3d. for the present Agents Office for he sale u lon
40 Broadway, at the Branch Post Once len lnaseois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

w Burns, .calds and all external lnfammatons elrsi
without scar By TousETs Master Of Pain To- Nassaas
ie2 lneOdls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

~ The subscribers, having made arrangements Vi
the proprietor u The grounds where Tie MT bona rae Az
Ship he royd will Be exhibited the th q July nstt
viii be prepared furnish refreshments u al kinfs
those who may favor them a ca! that exfrsofh
eary occasion.
JONATHAN PESSEL WV. DINHAM,
KOBT FREEMAN WILLIAM BJSS.
JOHN BUCHANAN
Pei Ar,ho =, feI0H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

" The continued demand for ERglsh hrss.ply double
super aud ingram carpets, rugs, oicoths, &C Al
the celebrated cheapest carpet establishment In the United
States ~ BOwery, HIRAM ASDERsoSs, is only accounted
for by their selling 25 per less Than The usual prices
You can get beautiful carpet for s.. Cd es rugs fW
2os oilcloth s.. cd. per yard, sc. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

Receipts RIA ONO canal during me past "a
hovs-FLouR, 500 bbl- WHEAT, $3.50 bush Corn
I0,427 do. WooI, O., l6l lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

FoRFrGN FRUIrs, POWDERED suoAs, Java corrss &c
-. o FowLER. $50 and AZ oreenwleb-sL IS vesey-st
aud Grand and Clinton has n siofs cholcs
stock OF Rssns Ia whole half quarter and sghh boao.
Almonds Pecan Nuts. Lemons 6e. Also refined loaf
crushed and powdered Sugars fresh roasted and ground
Java Coffee Green and Black Tess OF all tho vahooS
kinds all OF which having been bought for sssh will 10
sold At unusually low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

FATHER MArHsw-Nos ics.-Rev. Theobsd
Mathew VII receive the calls Il the citizens al The
Governors Room. City Hall this day between the
hours OF 10 AN end PN By order OF the Commit
Tee Of Arrangements ROBERT T. HAWS, Chm n
PRrpssr.-The prevalence OF Cholera has
caused the Independent Gr,ys Of Baltimore TO post
pone indefinitely their contemplated iih Of July eN
cur.ion 10 this city
CoLoSizArioS S0oIErr.-Two discourses IN this
city. and one u Brooklyn were preached asst sunday
IN behalf Of this Society and collections taken for us
aid over forty churche. in this vicinity have pledged
themselves 70 take Up collections TOR this p4rpose
NEW BaFrtsr CHUKcH-rhe Church worship
.ns in the Baptist Tabernacle have selected site for
their new c6ce on The East side % second ay IN StGy
ntst The mala building viii be % feet by ~ deep
the front Of hewu stones. with one large window IN
fr,p, and i've on each side The architect is Mr ArnoL
The expense Of this building il estimated at s2'oo0
II An slopemen, Of married lady with a
dsshins vouns gentleman took place few days since
in the Eighteenth Ward. The injured husband bore
,oss with perfect eQusnimlty and ending ihere"eFe
no hop Of the OF his errstc spouse quietly sod
his furniture st auction, isok lodgings st boarding
house and is attending to his business as usual
~ The intelligence OF the death ct his mo-
Their. was announced TO Hon JANIS LYNCH yesterday,
while attending his official duties in the Marine
Court An important being under trial, which
could not be postponed without injury 10 The parties
IN attendance Judge Lynch did no, adjourn the Court
bu, continued the hearing OF the cause notwithssand
inz bis severe affection
~ At the trot in harness over Union Course
Yesterday. Lady Suffolk won the arst heat in D.
and the second in 22i The third wss won by Pei
ham IN 2 - the shortest time made in harness
the foush By Pelham in ~ aud the 9Th by Lady
suffolk in 2 81 which makes her the winner OF the
race.
~ The meeting Of the Board OF Alder
men. which VA. 70 have come Of last evening. was
po.,poned on account Of the reception OF Father
Mathew. which was not concluded until late hour
The FARMERS CLUB meets to-day at the usual
place and hour Subjects Of interest to the asrsuur
ist will be brought forward
PHRrSoLosY-The Phrenologicsl Museum Of
Messrs Fowlers Wells in Clinton Hall 1871 Nassau ST.
will remain open and free TO vissrs, during the day on
the Fourth OF July Persons from the country viii
md this pleasant place to stay short time. Those
who may desire it, will be able to avail themselves OF
the professional services OF Mr.. Fowler.
Up THE RvER-No pleasanter excursion for
the Fourth can be found than trip the excellent
steamer James Belknap, to the beautiful village OF
Newburgh. The boat lands at Cozzenss dock, West
Point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

IL BssJ. 3. AID ]. ELIZABETH JoSss retire
from the editorial management Of the AniSaeey bH'
re published q, salem o and OLIVER JOHNSON, Tor
msrly Of TIE Tsssss, takes their place
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FOURTH or JULY.-The arrangements for the
Fourth in Brooklyn will not be very extensive owing
10 the prevalence of the Cholera and no appropriation
being made by the Common Council salute will be
rcd Fort Greene and Brooklyn Heights at sunrise
and there will be parade for about two hours ia the
morning. consisting Of two regiments 1t will be but
slim affair ewing 10 the reiussl of appropriation.
INQUEsT Coroner Ball held an inquest yester-
day upon the body Of a woman named Cecilia Girard,
who drowned herself while in state of ntOxication
in pond near Fort Washington, Gowsnus. The Jury
found verdict in accordance with the above facts.
~ The orner-stone OF the copisg of the Dry
Dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard will be laid to-mor.
row, with appropriate ceremonies, by Commodore 10.
seph Smith, Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks
WEEKLY REPORT or DsArHs.-Dr. q drich.
the Health Physician reports the total number Of deaths
Ia Brooklyn. for the week ending June 80 70 be total
- OF these IS were males and % females adults 80
and children ~ The number of interments Ia Green
wood and other Brooklyn grounds from New York and
other places IT, total 40 Nineteen OF the deaths
caused by epidemic Cholera, but the whole report
shows a large increase of mortality in the City Of
Brooklyn during the pact week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

~ The fret thing that man should DO tho an Of
July after eating his breakfast IL 90 10 tho New Ha
CompsDys Store, lis Nassau-st Spruce a. and Tuf
chase OF their superb Beaver Hats for -. and
pledge our word that be will never regret H.
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FOREIGN shin News.

ARKivED-At Nalpsrals0. Apn 20 bark Josephine from
New York for California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

HEaLrE % TIE CuY-PRoGREss o. THE ASH
ArIc CuoLEaA-The deaths from al causes IN the
CITY exclusive q Brooklyn and w.lamsburshl num'
ber 204l within four weeks - last saturday night
During the corresponding tour weeks Of l>is only
lC46. about one half Deaths By Cholera IN seven
week. 10 ..t uisht -05 Deaths 5y Cholera during the
last thirty Days 20
In TIE Tr,ssls OF ,he liih alt Ne showed. BY refer
ence 20 the Inspectors Reports thar the deaths IN ms
City during four weeks, 10 the loth alt from al causes
numbered 10 while the deaths in iae same period OF
l-is. were only los During The four weeks ending
June o. lsi3. the deaths from AsiAre Cholera were
bar ia.
A. The weather grows warmer The Cholera Keeps
steadily o. the increase The dang reports are neees
.any incomplete, but the Inspectors r.esy returns
may De relied upon, 1t the physicians cerrhcaes are
correct The Inspectors return. are a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03
CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts, sc. Tonight

Lectures. Concerts, sc. TONIGHT
fF-- ,s-ss-- 81 re ffrr-rvt-g $50
rr--r-sr- Of Fst.-r Y itt-~ - s-.rsslI = - ~
] e Canr-rf--C % Y l-~1r. b. 'tfrat - T.
f1f---rs- Ciat- An-rcsr ll-t--l-. ~ ,fcal-t 80 u
nurLl.s farlca. astHr - = = 80
Chns-gs y .1-.r--- - Bruaf~sy-I s-casnes hNf
sstsas Aesi-rF- Brr-f-sg. -ur = rsf1 -'-ttt -
a.1-rlsa A. r111-Br1aa~ -ssr c-rs'-4- \ =
i s-rarsrs Az Lrrrl -r1s1 cnl rrftss = - -
tr-u g.. ~ d % Na..-r-s,1 Rr1as-aya A o. sz-s-t
Cross sl.-usri HrslvsF ,4ra< ~ - sfe--s
rfs-- ea-i-.. ssft-rI rs-'-g Clcf--s-r ~
tflIts Gtr1-n- 3 --ry. Fa-I'- -sF-1-h 81 :
sro.srag Erairras a-trer1 Pear sra A1iis1y-N
Aal-r- n--slz-Eras say A-1s,-psy 49, sfsa->
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03

As OUSoE OF PKEyESTioS.-Nothing predis-
poses to Cholera certainly than ungusrded ex
posure 10 the heat OF the The Fourth OF July will
tempt our citizens 10 rural excursions, when without
great precautions they will find themselves the worse
tor the heat We advise them to keep quiet st home
but they resist the temptation TO sun 10 the
country we recommend them by all means 20 get one
Of KNoxs elegant light Summer Hats, which will guard
them from the sun without their knowing that any
thing on their heads Indeed, they made Of such
delicate, serial beaver that they cannot be tk Knox
III Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-03


GREAT ROBBERY ASD WHoLEsALE ARREsT.-
Information was received Sunday morning BY tele
graph from Pa.lsde-phs, that the extensive ewelry
establishment Of Helte11rn Brothers had been rob
bed Of e~elry and money 70 the value Of $4,000 and
that two notorious English pick pockets named Jew
Nike and Charley lllams we're suspected Of being
concerned in the sHair The matter placed the
hands OF orieeTs a NJ c. smith and Reed who sue
eeeded IN arrestng the accused the house Of " IN.
FOX, - West Broadway Several other notorious
characters also arrested. az this house. among
whom were Jack Roach Bill and Fred Evans, John
Mcdonald and an old rgHsh thief named shAndy up.
On whose person were found two gold watches and
SOS N gold The keeper Of the house VIM Fox, WA
also arrested for hsrbonng such bad characters They
we're all committed for examination
RoBERT CAEET LOsG- The death Of this
gentleman By Cholera, al AOrristovn, \. J. Is an
nouneed with deep expression OF regret Mr. Long
resided IL this City, and died few hours alter Ii.
ARRIVAL al Morrstown On Wait be Geld an eminent
rank IL ais profession an architect and was dsin
gshed for his cultivated tastes and classical attain
ents lie about thirty years Of age, and his early
death may be regarded as public IOss