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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Frar Oh. Eass.si-i D.iIs D.masfst
THE RECOGNITION OF HUNGARY

~ SIs g. u. A. BVLNLaN
tis he policy and practice OF he United states " e
,zufe 81 Governments which exhibit 10 me ~oflc cor
9ene proof. Of their power 20 maintain themselves
Extract from Hon NJ Ciaytons Letter
Al bid her brave sons welcome
To The Brotherhood OF mea'
Have they not shed ior Freedom
Their blood er hi.l and : en-
Have they MT boldly uttered
The true hearts wGtchwors loud,
As Hope huns out he: beacOus
Amid the battl, -Closd
Ope We the gate Of nations
That they NAV enter 10.
And mount 70 Glory summit
The ireemsss prize u win
Oh they have marked the signals
OF new born times for HAD,
And ghty IN toe contict,
Have brsvey led the van
Proclaim them nerved with power,
To hold their loft, plsce,
Where none but gnssed spirits
May gather face - face
Where none but hands untarnlshed
Are firmly hnkei Ia one,
To die In Freed ms battle.
Or h.ht lil 10 be won
Then let Hargsris's banner
Float IN n uutrsmmeled ar,
Where stars sni stripes are waving.
The lreeborns boon to share
Our nstion's eagle hsi eth
Her sisters lofty ght,
And bids her build an eyre
Where despots have no might.
Men Of the moantSia-spirit.
Who emulate the free
We reach our hands IN welcome
Across the deep blue sea.
Aud give the srssp OF ireemen,
Whose warm hearts breathe the prayer,
Tha, ye may burst the ietter.
And seepteFed tyrsnts dare
We echo back the pssns
ina s~ III Ger chsiuless waves .
From lips wnica ten yoar triumph
q CT norccs oi hirelrs slaves
Oar heSrts with hopes are swelling
Are hlled wiki faith Sublime.
That We will shine mid nations.
As bescOn-stsrs through time
We ball YOU. mea thrice noble
Tn ulhnchius ard the true.
We bal you, maids and mStrons,
Who 70 the rescue few
WhO. a-noS 4 for Ss-ce encounter.
Feared not the ioemsns kuiie.
Bet like Heavens guardisn spirits
Went histilg through the strife
Come then-ior thee. Hangsris.
Our household hearth - free,
Thy place 10 DOW mid brethren.
Brgot BY Liberty.
Her shielding arms are open,
Her smile now wsiteth thee
Cissped % her breast thou IL never
To tyraas bead the knee.
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l50cI1cs 1er Ma e.fy proceeded IN ~ open carriage
4rrlu. pan I'd by t. koya gnress Prince Albeu ard
-l.t- 10 t1r.-dacz. .0 Glasnevin Her Mse.y re-
r-d 81 10 Botanical Gardens By 10 D1s- ~ Lenser
al1 9arr er-f- o. ne society ard After Inspecting ne
ground. drove r0lcd ne PARK
ll he Fc-regs Lofge he foye boliOr, ne drawing
he music s1f anc ne 1rins groom have been
ire recec0aec an r-fgnshe1 Of ne reception q
Majesty The dina groom was how used ,of ne trsf
une ne spsrmeaf 1avinE been bsf expressly for ne
accommodated u he Queen during Der cOniemp lAtec
v..ii before ne sesih q Lord Bes.0Of0uzh
On T1-stsy her Gsjesy visited lne principal pablo
bal gs-t- bsrE = ireland formerly the Psraneri
House tf- N.u0us. El4csI0n Board. Trinity College
Dob zrl Roy. Hospital
Ga ~ -d1~s1ay Her Hzi-s-y held -vee 81 Dublin Css-
l- 10 af-ltercr II fl- notiy and gentry being fer
ore rlm-r0us 90 me occasion han ever Witnessed
ll irst cify
TIE Queen 40 Prince A1ert sil-rd-d review q tie
troops ne PruliI PARK Illr-csy where hey
r-c-ir ed NI1 0u1 cheering n he evening her Ne esy
Ill. .--rr-rrt-
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Prosre.-ofthe Cholera.

AIsANY Saturday, Aug p
Their have been reported. Sithin tue past "a
bours Is cases and desihs oi Cholera
R0cHEsTEK. Saturday. Aug p
There deaths of n0lera reported yesterday.
PHLADELFHi.. Saturday, Aug p.
The Cholera sti RACES IA Birmingham and =
continuance Of the present rate Of mortality viii soof
depopulsls that borough
HAKrTokD Sunday, Aug p.
The Health Officer 81 THIS City, X. II. Miner
reports one fatal case Of Cholera
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Later from SANTA Pc.

PHfLADELPHfA. Saturday, Aug y
Accounts from Santa Fe o. the stb met. have
been received trade vss dull and the surrounding H.
cisns very hostile
A military expedition had been sent against the ca
auspcnes ArrspsnOes and ksrrsdOes, and Ps~nees.
petition sent o. Washington, % appoint Mayor
Beale commander Of the Mexican expedition % ssngrs
Cnritr. was rejected
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Reo,,pfs t-iihia me past - k0ars-FLoUH, 200
bbls WHEAT 500 bushels CoES, none he mar
ket for FLoUG l. steady. with good home demand
and the ,s~s II the day reach 900 obs IL yesterday
rstes WHEAT l. frrn with good milling inquiry ~
iU6c for Ohio with sales Of 90 bushels CohS is
lower the sales are 500 bushels TAI yeio" al 'ie
OATS are steady At last quotations
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Cholera, Fire, &c.

FHILADELPHIA, -unosy, Aug -.
The number int~rmenu FOR the week Ia tns
City amounted n 2s0 VIZ ~ adults and the remainder
children. Among the oecessed were - deaths BY
Cholera
There was IRE TINS afternoon about clock which
de,uoyed stable, IN Pine above thirteenth a. Four
horses perisned 10 the flames
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Departure for Belfast.

TIE r0ga party embarked from kilg.i0Un yesterday
q. after pssilEs VET i0 TIE Dlk- VI Lelsler -
Carton rear Msyrooft The .41afrOn sftsr s-llls
from h.ngsigVr SHAPED 10 co-f.s f0r b-.fAs
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CHARLEsTON. Aug z-AsEvID-ship Camden,
New-NOrE -,
BOSTON Aug 3, PM-shp Hsrnet Ewing Nsps
rsiso. bsrts Eusw and Lowell Baltimore seiah 40
N,.has Phila. brss YucAisn and Denmark. do schfs
L.ay susolk Norfolk, Cambridge, Nlcrs .oth- a.
AVID. L ship Germantown, Pensacola Nth ~ hs
vsna g.. Kew Wei lslh int. bsrss Gen and Eagle,
Phila huss Arso, Leoah. PaulinA do schrs kdns .
I'D Louis. Gray. DO; Ori0n, kondouL
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steamboat Accident.

blLTfNoEE. -1n1sy lug =
Tne steamer JsEess JET, here fyr NoIt-k yes
trdsy vas No, y To- stesmsr Herald Of Jsness sl
and N oiss5e c con suon ard brought osck y the
city THE morning
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FLOUR was inactive. but ia steady cemsnd,
with sales Of l. 900 bbls common New York and West
en- a. ~. and goor brands Of DO ats ~: CoES
rather heavy with sales Of 1900 bushels At oc &c
for tigh mixed round and fat yellow. RrE-sses Of
400 A 800 bushels we're made a. o5c OATs-SAles Of
without change.
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-.. f. 80 n 90. - L. 80 ~ lie 5,.er
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Sc ne - - -lA-- ~ l-...- .- +.
L p----..-,-.s - $780, &C., =.
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GEES ulre graz. re fsrspfllr ]
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h-r~uPon ne roiol' cofpor ai''' r4slins f9,si l-c
rQga csrfss-. cterrcl FL flcf-rllsy Ia Arf AArst
Frlcr--l-t ll Further
fik~li Al. - - EAlra ana an -1lrfls hrffip-
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CHAELEsToS. Thursdsy. Aug q
Mr AldreV N0ist rignly esteemed citizen.
died suddenly while bathing a. Sullivan. lslsnd, where
d was on & visit y rs daughter.
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PHiLADZLFBI.. Saturday, Aug ..
Accounts from Missouri state that the ryer q
rising rapidly. the weather very warm, with much
sckuess but few de.ths
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~ Among the gentlemen who have consent
ed to act as officers Of the Hungarian meeting
this afternoon We are permitted To name E1-
Governor Young General Avezzans, E1-May or
Hsvomeyer Ex-Msyor Mickle, x-Mayor Brady
J. Philips Phenix, Esq. Robert Emmett E'q'
jonathan !. CodiogtoD, ESQ NJ. Van Setback
Esq. Moses n Gnnuel', Eco, Thomas O'Conor,
Esq, n. b. Blunt Esq together with others o'
our most eminent citizens. Gov Fish has been
requested 10 preside and il is expected that be
will oonsen, to assume the Office, even though he
should at the last moment be prevented by ciiicisl
duties from being present The committee OF AZ
rsasements, aud especially the working part OF H.
wh,ch consists of some OF our German ieliov-citi'
zcns, deserve great credit for the judicious and
adequate manner in which they have made the
Preparations for this great meeting
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Rec Pts sriftiH me lat - honrs-F LoUk' ,ooO
bbls WHAAr. : 500 bushels CoKS. $500 do-ln our
market there Is very little doing.
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" IELEealpa 10 Tst AEN.Y0Rk IaIeghl


- Fof teegrsphie as stches received IL tine fcf
Evening Ediror q Saturday 49, Firsi PAGE
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Another Piremen'- Row.
The Pre.ident,- Progress.

PHiLADELTHIA sunday, Aug .
The Native Hose Gar. isge vas broken up dul
ipg the nremen's fsht At the ire this afternoon
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BALTINoEK sunday, Aug q.
The Southern mail failed tonight south Of hict
rooud "a
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Kisf I'm the Missouri River.

PHfLADELPHiA saturday Aug 2.
The rlrer a. PItfsD4rgn . falling. Business j
improving and the city is very healthy.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
FOR California. Oregon and sand ~ieh Islands
u.o =. = { sfeLee. ~ Ho-zsS-F-i< =
% d. s-sv-~-, ready .'s- ssaf'S
II WILL CONTAIN
TIT LATEST NJ W.
THE LATEST NEWS
..ov ALL PARTS OF Tbs CONTINENT


E<o>1->f sp 20 ~ IN Ct f'ih4 70 fT,t''
We A.l publish Tas Morning ior The steam
.., gaeou. ~hch ssis To-Day August r. re seTsnth
,snte- d. he v-z Ygvs Tribs-s tor c.rru-z-on Or
u. Pse4ae Coast 10 al os prepared with sFecisl
reference - re wants 81 Fss1ents n ma; rsgon- =
,r.ons ernigrzrnz tai-her ard ~L contain II sodi-
don 70 complete sunnsry q ne forsisn and Do
rnes-e New. - 70 tas .ates, dates IL; q a. tss
oss.engers ths; have ssed from Al or ports sines
or At i,sse synopas o. Pod-cs- ne1, AID nun
5er q Eoitona sruess on s15jscts Interesting resi-
serts On 10 Facfc
= i ~il sl.o contain re whole u Dr. EEAiIsiEs
LEcrrzKs - HUScAHT sn1 he errrs PEOcEzo-Scs
o. TIE sciESTIFIc CCSFzSrloS .s;ey he'd 10 Boston
= Psrsons desiring . seu1 t5er friends On ne
Pacific nsNspaDer made ~ specially i9f that 'eet-or
ear iesve their orders - TIE oess and Se I'll ns1
their copies without IA Prcs = cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

rTAp Editorial article on the present position
OF the oontsnding forces in Hungary. is crowded
oot this morning by the pressure OF Foreign news
uoon our columns 1t shall appear Tomorrow.
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WILIiAMSBURiH AFFAIRS


WiLLiAMSBURGH AFFAIRS.
WILIlANsBUSGR FEKSiKs-The Tiaes Of Fri-
day apologies for the sioPPsge Of The third ferry
steamer On sccoant OF the sickness srcrg seAen p
lots sc Hands could not be got They employ four
crew. On the Grand - ferry and ave % that o. Peek
Sip TIE feudsrs. bridge. aost Snd terry aouses q;
P.rk .hp cos; the company sl3oOO Al Grsac-st
Ssys the Trsl The pier IS being Heightened All a.
s,ou As possiolr MI BE- completed The plsnks ar
,asdy Tor the new tenders IN The clip, ~1ch VII b
800 n those AZ Peck-slp substantial bridge all
- launched by he nrst Of nexi mouth Eshi thousand
TN. Of cod have been purch ssec 50 thai STEAM may
BE- generated o. scy extent More snple and comfort
abe vessels Ar rot % b. iounc probably The boats
now run on both ferries al nisht snd very fsq aen-y
three ard four trips made a. FccksP Tor s.ngr
return o. tour cents The third boat IS - Ply regular
~ hereafter
We are really glad to saa that TIE rev ConPany .
both abe and Wiling % sci vel ~ the pubic saea
course ~ the end. prove both pleasant and Proa'
abe.
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IErSrEAsER SEsAros-Th< C0zzeIcldl Al
rv''sv Of Saturday published extract irou letter
OF passenger On beard Tits steamer. On the lat
June, the date Of the letter abe sra 81 ca,her
ass, ssax.. rspSrzs.
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fs- The usaA letter OF JULEs LEoHEvALisE
10 crowded OF, this morning Il vii have Pisce %
MORROW
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EEIr, Ps Saturday, Aug 2j-s ?. ~
General TAYLOR u now ia TINS town. he 10 II
excellent health and spints
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~ About week ago one Of our down z sst
ootemporsnes, taking ts stand On al accurate
knowledge Of geography end an smisble faith In
the Austrian balletins and other accounts from
Hungary. thought very smsll-beer Of DOR opinion
Of Hungarian matters made oat that Gorgey and
Dembin,k were beaten At Waitzen; that BEN
and the Ban hadn't been within some hundred
mile. Of each other that, II Jelsenich bad been
defeated, il was Of no account that Benz was as
good az devoured by the Russians in Transylvs-
MIA and, finally, that the Hungarian cause was
never m 90 desperate condition. Perhaps that
Contemporary will now admit he was mig IN
der a mistake.
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Unitarian Church Burnt Down.

WoECKsrKK. Saturday Aug =.
A Unitarian Church wss burnt down in THIS
,ozu lsst night Loss estnnsted a. 900.
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The Iri.bman on the Qseen,- Wilt.

we take TIE following from = long article u r.
Ir.sApa.. 10 10 written 10 diaerr1i tone from the
comments Of the English papers 90 the event
der Nsi-sty las zone. srd already zone. sh- s.s
been 10 Con- and a. CLAIMED Nlih 10 magnificent
a-en iE Dl51n. and Interested and De- shi-d oy
ia-..ecrla4 conv.rssrOn n Tn u Bn@1 AID his
s--rs SIC sc Ireland -lch thsl las
visited rev .rstocrsuc streets and dned a. re wee
r-Ea- LocE-pl.c@.. Eit1 th- scdir0n u Mans.
House ,1s most gn-lrsa q =. -aac B1t So "a noi
zen ~ CooDb- which represents c01nfry better
,ls- .sckr -s--t. cor tss So entered snge Work.
-0ls- -l04sn m-ca more cnzrscLefs1c VI ar coalition
Fsr rl u. s.s oor.. se. ass practical men whai "a.
80 19l- iol - 10 VIA sy lss sns rr.zei l- prom
W1ai aa. 80 1on-f So Ia .pos-n 10 81 ~ l-rms u
l1r E.oru-. sc-1-rY-1as 1aplsod oar pea4lf44 Cove
AID .0sd Ersc.olsy he i-~ 40 welcomed l-r-hs.
bed Lsse-. A. shea s-eey l0yaAsl. s.lend-d-a..
1ralk rc- wines
-E,... 80 80 Of 80 - s>,sa
Hlr1 tsrss fo sarl bel .s--.F1s
A. =sisn = 'sag9s. asai. 40 'sFi On set. q dow
eve or porertys1- a. gs-1 o. p.cyneut s1- as.
-rgFa - ~ money, 80 - ordered ~ food Ol ~
-- .s~- y scK51rnr 40 approved q NJ Po.lcy &.
But W 81 sos-ry ard seriously ave any Of ne pro
--s-. ue-e o--n realized Has anything -ssfli o~-r
--l- Has poverty been .-ss-c-c hss sirg.- goo.
se-tas l-cs lAzlag y Cove c7Pie1-s.g.alz1d BE-
Ns,-.lys proU--sf Sot or-.
Were ne p.fLor W1ica. y "a. corsi-1..y staLed
be- ext-,1-d gallant e1l 80 TIE pager D.
1ot 80. -zl-i.c--r-t % Ttct . ~ ~rti-l ID ~
s-sng snc 70 ne dr--y coiOuy i1e pardon q Tag
20 r.- czc = discovered elsewhere yyl sees . Vsr
TIE iJ-r-sl.si k1-E-c1-e oeilrf-t1al l0yslty "a
--.1--4r Lad been s-F-rsy s-lz-c ~ famine. lever
.1c clo-rA Az sia41z 1@1-z-1 ne n1- Piled pon-n
vas .-rec. A.. y-t NY eKL-m-d ~ p1tr1 lling
&C. arpgicg wicked 1svs1-sn hereto. exhibited % q
1- ~1fc 70 g-4s-g cgrlorryus grazing c1sitering az
s~sy -- l-s arms, 1.--lls scr1m " lf- And
cc-ier alta s Key s-lrsc-r1 10 au-rlor u n- work
" - eofv---rlcrsTorsd % 9rrslsce ne fpeeieofs ma
o Eas Ave, rgus-- from 1-s1-s nber - t1elr sD-l
.lf, a. .- hard. ask-d lslfPere- f0r nc slow.
Il--- gt.erF.r lcs are s-1cf~-Ly Illustrated e.,
proved, ~ tie ac LII wncl cave appeared 10 ile az
i-r-r- r~wsgs9-rfof 1-r Ma esty. r-cepuOn BY t-
loyal lrs1 sl1terls " viii czrrcl refer
ace o ocly OI- sn- Freensas yyzrszi Dr T1lr.c. q
lr e. ee-.ofis hess-c ne Prsrogstiv- Of Mercy
~e t1- s0re ,1r1-i .ss-rlOl. Snc1, FOR "a nOro
% or col1ry, r.. o0Zad % exA1lnr.
II -rsi se1teace perceive t1es- words" Neve
here since ~ corouAao1 eEs- more greyieg Z
t1e n thas Shsf he'd Qle-1 Victories Csste
Dl5ta y-sterssyF q = very her eradication mas
- prc1isr. she ssnaot BAT have Known that eve
composed 81 a. assembly q ~el-dressed ps1p-rs
VITO cane 70 ne rsrl oiuoc n borrowed carriages sh
rss ssYe assse Ia 99lxds Der ~Cols Of DasAn sIs.
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The following table will compare the general NOR
tally for the Last six weeks and the corresponding
weeks OF ls4s

The following table shows the average number Of
deaths per day for eses week, from the commence
mept of the disease
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ToRosTo-A VIoLEST PsOcLAsATIos.-ln ex-
pec,sou Of Lord Eigins arrival, 90 10 70 stands Of
arms are stated 10 have been stolen from the City Hal
Toronto for the purpose Of mischief and the Tory
rosdie. have plscnded the walls with proclamation
-. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Brit0ns Of the City OF Toronto 7 brtOns OF tns
Home Dl.trcti shall the rank Rebels be permitted 10
tel u. as they now do that they will drive the bloody
Tories Of the country Up, 70 your duty, ana lei os
no more sumber The political Judas iscArot, who
betrayed bis sovereign and oisgrsced his Once .s Der
Msjesiys Representative, Il expected 10 sfrVe IN 10
route on the 20th met theresbcut And shal kgin
with he blood Of Wier and Usker and Chsrtrsud and
our own gallant Noodle sbs kTin, who spurned ths
respectful petitions and Knocked the hopes Of 10000
Of the loyal hsar's Of Canada. and who "Antoniy ana
.spee.,neiy sanctioned the bill losdng and grinding
dosn Us and our children with taxes Tor twenty year.
T. come 70 e~sfd rebels and murders-snsll' hlgin
who 10 now from his garflsoDed resioence OF Monk
land. sastng his malice and the malice Of his traitor
GU. Ministry by crssmlng the Jsils Of Montreal with
the most loyal ciiizens be permitted 70 be welcomed
by gang Of sneskins Radicals, In the good old loyal
City OF Toroniof No No Forbid Il Heaven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

~ s C,fy aa1 Cc-sp q Mo yers fvo. lsA ia asa
day Of Ascusf 1893.
Men. lss; Women IN Boys III Girls l57-Tols. 74s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

OfricE % rHK BoAkD % HEALrH Aas y.
Since yesterday iaIal cases OF epidemic Cho4
ers have occurred C. :. J. GooDEicH, Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

II The ,pleni.d neH pscketship Southsmp-
tor nsndsd sy the uuiversAiiy.PoPulsr Capt Nor
gan, arrived asi evening after ane psss.ge OF twenty
two days with forty eight passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

- We are informed that the accident % ihs
lady residing IN Sgaolk who reported % have
been run down by SO was not oceasioned y DR.
CockcFoit - his horse snd 81 we're not oui u ~
stable On Thursday afternoCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

FArsL RAILsoAn ACcInENr-An sccitent q
fatal usture occurred "Wednesday upon the Hudson
and Stockhricse Railroad. near ChstnAm. A COW xrs-
Iins the edge Of TIE road passed scross the track
and struck - the engine. TIE shock OF Which
threw the passenger g the track and down the
einoAnkment There were but f-N passengers. but
unfortunately syouns s-n Of NJ William : Murray CT
I'm. CITY ne fellow shout ave years Old And % .y
child leaning out q the window and instantly
killed - the falling upOn him One or two others
were slightly hart lCoHmerc!A-
Losr CHfLDRrN.-Two mile girls, named Mat =
"a and Sophs Mikiuson were found y one 90 The
Th!rfecnth Ward Police orcers susying the streets
having lost their WAY They s-n home, the nrs;
- No - Division 81 a11 tbe other o. NJ Hester e.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

INFLUENCE or 4 SMILE.--It 10 related in
the lie Of . celebrated mathematician.
William Hutton, that respectsble-loohiss
eoon.sy woman called upon him easiday,
anxious 10 speak with him. She told him
With an cir Of secrecy, that her husband
behaved unkind to her, and sought oshsr
company, frequently passing bis evenings
from home, which made her fael sxsssmelv
unhappy. aud knowing NJ. Nuston 10 b .
wise msn, she thought be might b able 10
tell her how she should manage to cure her
husband.
The case WAS common oae, and -
thought he could prescribe "a il vithoss
losing his reputation % conjuses. "Ths
remedy IL . simple ooc." said be, '.bst
have never known Ito Gail. Alpsys irsse
yosr husband ritk smile."
The woman expressed her thsaks, Ssopl
ped = cursscy and went away. A fsw
monihs afterwards. she waited % M. Hut
ton. with couple Of fine fowls, which shs
begged him to accept. She told him, while
. tear Of joy and gratitude glisssosd 10 bee
eye, that she bad followed HE sdvics, and
her husband was cured. He no loaess
sought The company Of others, but treated
her with constant love and kindness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-03

Taos LfYr.-The msse lsp~s II ysass 10
not life! T"eat and dsinh end slssp-~oobs
exposed 10 darkness sad he light ) 70 pseua .
round the mill Of habit, and turn lbs vheel
Of health; TO make reason our bosA.tseeeg
and turn thought into implsmsnls a tssds
this is not life. 10 oil this but . peas ire,
tion Of the Consciousness of humauisy = ..
wakened, and the sascsisiss slilI sluuher,
which makes il must worth vhils % ~
Knowledge, truth. love, bsausy, an sssd.
NESS. faith. aloos give vilalisy - To -
cha0ism az esislsnce; ~ laagh a missh
thss vihrates through To hsest--shs sssss
which frsshea The dry wastes wishn--shs
music which hsises childhood bsck--shs
PRAYER TINT calls the future nss-shs doube
which makes - msdtsaas 1sslh 0hicb
ssarlss = viii myssssy--shs AasdhAipsla1
force 10 70 slsuegls--shs anxiety shse eodv
in trust--thsss are she true noUsieh0eal G
natural being.