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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

RoRnERY.-Mr Wm. Z Gates OF Bl1e M.
(Ct) was robbed Desr East Hartford on aon1s5 H's
NJ ssvsrsl hundred dollsrs-ihiei rot caught
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

~ Wigs and Toupees.-bATcHELoRs newly ~.
vented Wigs and Scaps ODsined silver medal 81 ine fsf
of The American Institute They made OF me hnes'
natural heir and Of unequaed workmanship and Oder Inc
superior Adysasges ~ extreme yhtness natural sppeH'
auce and durability They are % lfeke as 10 DEFY dotec-
on Tue largest assortment Of Nigs and TO1pees In NE
city can be seiecled from BATcHELoRs manuscory
Wallst near Broadway Physie rooms fof bnlng Wigs
Gov an. .ddrss, dl9 MWkSH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
NEW W-HAYEN COUNTY
NFw-LONDON co.

-u.s vote, w.s- returned roma. seymour 5a, m
ioubteiiy gwen ior Thomas II S-y mour.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

LOOK OFT FOR HIN--A man # Fcntecl appear
snce yesterday afternoon called At the house OF Mr.
Jones No 5O- Greenwich o. which 10 Tor sale, under
pretence of looking at u preparatory 10 making pur
chase and while there contriyed H. help himself %
bead bag containing purse and som, money, with
which the thief escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23

ON REWARD.-LOSr, between Tho hours of > ant
3lV "a ysstsrdsy (Fndsy) morning, lsa,nsf Pocket,
Book, containing ten-doar bills on the Long Island
Bark. Broohlyni hvedoar gold piece, aud nvedolsr
bill bank unknowu) Whoever hss found the above, and
viii leave II a this Office, viii be rewarded ~ above
a2i 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
SILK GOODS
LINDSLEY, CAMERON HAYWARD,
90 LigEsrY-sr.

LIHDSLEY, CAMERON u HAY AhD,
FEW DOORS FROM BROADWAY. NEW. YORK,
NAVE srosE AND ARE coSsrASrLY sEdwivissA
FREsH sToCy OF
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting In part Of
BLACK GRos DE RHISE, PLAIN, CHAMELEON, ssochs
AND FiGURED Pour De sOlr SILKS,
PAINTED Lawns, great variety,
PAINTED JACOSET and ORGANDE husLiSs
PL.S, PRIsrED and SAriS STRIPE bAsEGrs,
SILK Tissues hns assortment,
FRESeH ESeLisa and scofcH 0ISsuiM'.
Satin ard TsasIs Ribbons Bombsznes,
Hat and Cap do. Black and Colored Grapes,
sils and Ll.le Thread Gloves Satin and sls ves1ng'
Beat Kid do. suk Serges
Geniemen's Crsysls shswis all styles
Pougee and Bandsnns Iidkt sllk and Linen Fhngcs
LACES, MILLINERY ARTICLES, &c. &c. oil OF which
offered al very low prices, 49,
For Cash or approved Credit. M" "'mp1m"
~ Fowiers s. Wells, PhreneIosists mad
Publishers, CLIFTON Hall Iil NAssln-sL near ne rsrf
~ Harvey BurdeII, MD. Surgical and hechsn.
rTsntlln-s, mH lm'
T'" q,
~ sirfy-fhiyd annIyersnry Of st. Georges
society.-The Members sHd Friends Of 81 0eofges
scciey arc Invited stend Divine Service 81 Trinity
Church, Monday I'D inst All 0clocs + N on rnlen
oecalon Rev Dr. FRANCIS |EIOS viii deliver an sddfess
before The Society Afef which collection Will Dc sken
up n aid OF is Charitable FUND.-, ,,,
al . r. NAbhEh' o'efc'sfy
~ Notice IL hereby given TO the stockhold.
ers Of the North wesI Copper Mining Company MAJ
mia on TUESDAY the 18th day OF hsy next 10 o'clock
A. NJ for tho purpose Of atng into c0nGdersuon We &C
csptsnce Of he OF Incorporation Of the Nofth wess
Mining Company VI Michigan approved oy NE oovefnof
the 10Th ui and the organization OF SAID Company uh-
der he same, sgreesbly 10 !he h section Of ssd se
Apri D. $40. JAMES q. CLARK,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
CITY ITEuGs.

sArvRDAT April 81.
FIRFs.-Ab0ut o. O'Clock last evening 4 ire as
discovered In a stable in TroyI Greenwich st. I.
was esnqui.hed after doing trii.ng damage "a fire
broke cut little before - clock last hight IN the -.s
Die of Nr Charles $. Booth, in Tenth 81 adjoining
Grace Church which communicated T. the establish
men, Of Mr. Hiichngs, carver whose 0ss ls estimated
At 90 and upon which there DO Insurance. Mr.
Booths loss IS about 500 The hre Ia supposed to
have orgnsied through the carelessness Of who
has in the habit Of sleeping in ibs second 'tory
who with the assistance OF the Police. effected his
cape through the second story window.
srPRFNE CoURr- H.5eas Corpas-Wn lillian
H. Anderson 20 year. Of age who had enlisted 10 the
Navy was broush, before Judge Hurlbui for discharge
% the ground Of minority lie has been recently mar
red II appeared that his father Ia dead and bis mother
c1nser ted to his enlistment He was remsnded 10 the
Navy Yard.
COURT oF OYER AsD TEHNISrR.-This Court
stands adjourned to Monday. when the trial Of Wood
indicted for tho murder Of his vile, will probably be
taken up. William Pierce srraigned on an In
dctmen, charging him with the murder Of Louis But.
ta hsndorgan m an In Centre st in November last
tie plead not guilty.
AccDENT.-On Friday afternoon, as the Ham
nton.av ferry boat aion coming into her slip on
this side horse attached to cart suddenly started
ahead and wen, over the bow into the dock. Captain
Cooley Immediately caused the wheels 10 "a reversed
aud made tbs boat fast the tenders Ia order % give
aq opporluBty 10 save the horse, which. however
proved frultess We did not ascertain that any per
son wAs to blame but the driver, who should have
bee attending 10 his horse.
Iooy orr ysR RIM A man Il Fcnteel appear
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-23
Ioreigu Items.

The experiment Of cheap postage has been sue
cessful IN France The amour, Of matter transmitted
has Increased more than half
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
PRoGRESS OFsTHE CHOLERA.

y oRKs June l9. Forty one cases and tendeaihs
noon to-day IA slight decrease Of 10th
cases and deaths over yesterday s report.
STs LOUIS, June 49,. There are twelve Cemeteries
in this eight Of during Saturday
and Sunday I56 inteTments 1913 of which were deaths
by ychoeia. The average deaths by cholera during the
six days have been fty five per day. There were IS
nterments so of which from ehol-
andl from other diseases. The report for the
week ending on Sunday night numbers 439 oleEa,
and 76 aQther Diseases -,s4 sq95asd a ,3J.s -
Ehe ahplera sdsappeaTing from the Upper Misslsi-
sppis but is increasing IN the Usage countrysS
June l9.-rt FIJI y-niae inteEments from
cholera. and twenty from other diseases, were
reported yesterday 81 ,set Issers lss.i
q GINcdNNATI June %. The cholera, which hereto
fore has been confined aothe lower class of the
mnnity, now assumes general form, and carries
off both the high. and the lowly. Several of our
most respectable citizens have recently been borne
away by the epidemic. At noon to-day, all the cem
eteries, except one, handed in their reports for the
preceding twenty-four hours, during which time
enty interments had taken place, fty-four of which
were caused by the cholera. tl.a@ is5-= .3it al
O ST. Louis, June 20,1l949. There were 90 inter-
ments in nine cemeteries yesterday, of which 81 were
from Cholera. The disease is fearfully on the in
crease. The weather exceedingly warm, and the
water still rising. Business is prosrated. There is
much sickness along the Missouri river. sn3s
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
THE MARKETS.

PsTRRs Bun6, June d, Is49.s
TonAcco Since our last the breaks have kept pretty
large and prices have slightly declined good kinds
that perfectly safe. We quote Lpgs at 2}to
Very Good and Fine, 50 to SO. Avery high~prce
would be paid for few hhdss Of fre manufacturing
CoTros The market Is nearly bare, and all good
parcels are readily taken at IL Some 10 700 bales
have beon sold at this price. Since the by the
America, holders ask 73c. aeAs
CoRS. THERE'S very great demand for this aYticle
with light receipts good parcel would bring 55c.
busbel. 49, aa-&saL ~
WHEAr. We have heard of no sales of the new crop
yet There is small parcel on the way to market.
Flour. Nothing beyond retail sales at $44. The
market is dull and holders anxious to sell.
BACON. This article is locking up. Sales of about
so casks sides at 63c Shoulders ST, to 6c Va cnred
hog round p to &c. ~i..t..-4
We have but few sales to report for two days past
Produce of every description in very slowly
quently sales small
TuRPENrINE-5 to 500 bbls Naval Stores have been
disposed of as follows viz 372 bbls Turpentine $2l5
per bb for Yellow Dip and 81 10 per bb for Hard and
2O3 bbls at $22O per bbl for Yellow Dip, and $2,76
per Dbl. for Vrginand lot Of 90 bbls. Virgin Dip
at $2,7O 5esai 75" 5a.a 7i-.' .-
TAR-None in market -Fz7ss.' sJ71s s..
SpIn1rs TURrENr1NE-5O bbis. Spirits Turpentne
changed hands at 25 cts per gallon, bhls. l75
turnable.
RosIS-No sales of Rosin, that we are apprised of
TIMBER-Nosales of Timber since Thursday morning.
Commercial
FAFEPrEvILLE, June %. -
There is change note in prices. Corn is
and in demand Cotton will probably go up little, il
consequence of the by the America =
Not much produce coming in. River in good boating
order, but getting low. Carotinian.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
DTED.

In this City, on Wednesday last, Henry T., infant
son of James W. Chadwick.
In Wake County, at the residence of his mother Mrs.
Hillory Wilder. H1LLonI Manson WILDER, the Gath
year of his age '1t;
The circumstances Connected with the death of this
young man of peculiar and touching sadness. He
had almost completed of medical study the
University of Pennsylvania when the of his health
compelled to lay aside his hooks and hasten home
Alarming symptoms of Consumption displayed them
selves and it became apparent that his constitution
was fast going into hopeless decline. The most anxious
and devoted attention of friends and relatives and the
eminent professional skill unayang he Lam
gushed under his distressing malady for several months
calmly awaiting his fate, and at last met it with forude
and serenity. 1t is mournfut to reflect upon the sad end
of one cut off early in hfeust his career of
fulness was about to commence. and his hopes
highest and his anticpations brightest. He will be
sincerely Ianiented and long and afeconateIy remem-
bered by large circle Of friends to whom the mildness
of his temper the kindness of his heart and the purity
of his purposes had cndeared him. b.
On Thursday, 18th inst, Mrs. Lucy M. Seawcl con-
of Dr. Henry Seawel, of this County, in the 29h
year of her age.
Her disease rapid pulmonary consumption, which
she bore with entire resignation and marked Christian
fortitude. death had tefrors to her. When told at
her request of the certainty of its approach, she
manifested The utmost composure, and even expressed
her satisfaction at the intelligence. Although she had
many ties ofthe endearng Kind bind her earth,
yet she felt that to depart and be with Christ far
beef Oh that her afflicted and bereaVed husband and
motherless may the consultations of that
hope which so sgnay sustained her in the dying hour
She has been member of the Presbyterian Church for
several years. >.--'- .'''@ .'... - Register.
On Saturday night the 9th inst Mrs. Elizabeth Meares
wife of DrJohn H. Meares, of Wilmington and daugh-
ter of VIM. F. Fotteral, Esq, of Philadelphia, aged %
years. 90 '7- .--.f.i-- :
In Wake County, the third day of May, 1s49, Mrs.
Jane MabEy, aged ninety-nine years month and
eighteen days-consort of David Mabry, deceased.
Register and Star will please copy.
In Beaufort Carerct county, the 18th instant Mira.
Zipha Ann Arande, wife of Dr. NJ. F. Arandle, The
deceased was cut off in the prime of life. She has left
kind and actonate husband and three young children
Conc but nine days old and large circle of relations
and friends to mourn her DEATH She. possessed all the
virtues which adom the Christian, the good woman and
the good wife. =, 7--a7at -, ECoM.
Recently, in Yanceyvile, caswell county, Mrs Mary
Shade, consort of Cap. Abisha Slade. - "a
In Fayetteville, the 1Sth inst after long and pain
fnl Illness Mr. Frederic Moore, aged SIS years.
In -Frapkin County, Mr.. James A. Spencer, in the
30th year sof, OF age1Ia native of Virginia. r. al
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
mARRrHD.a

In this City, Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
Near Oxford, Granville county, N. c., the Goth
inst, ny ReE. R. T. HeAia Mr.. William A. Allen OF
Wake. Miss Maria G. Hicks daughter of Jasper Hicks
Esq. ....... ......
In Wilmington, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. Thomas Murphy, Mr.. S. J. Carroll, to Miss Lucy
A. Garrison, -. .. .--t ..
In Talbot county, Ga. the Ist ult., G. A Miller,
Attorney Law, of Mocksvle, N. c. Miss Ida Acee.
On Thursday the 7th instant, Brevet Lieutenant Col
oncl Braxten Bragg, United States Army, Eliza B.,
daughter of Mary Jane and the late Richard g. Ellis.
The ceriRony performed at the family residence
the parish of Terrebone, Louisiana by the Rev. John
Sandei.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27

ILLNESS AND DEATH OF Ma. Polk. We find (says
the Charleston Mercury the following interesting de-
tails of the Illness and death of Mr.. Polk, In the
Nashville True Whig of Tuesday last, the 18th in
slant:
.'James X. Polk, late President of this Republic,
died in this city, we barely had time to announce
in our last at about O'Clock Friday evening last,
the 18th instant after lingering for about two weeks
His disease was of chronic nature, having been
troubled with it more less for twentyseven years
probably aggravated by the cholera epidemic which
has been raging in this city for time past He
retained his consciousness, learn, almost to the
moment of his dissolution. We saw him at peri
cd when his physicians considered his very crit
ical. He happened to hear that were ing to
Columbia, where his good old mother resides, and
sent for US. Upon entering the room he asked to
take a seat by his bedside; he then proceeded in
very calm, deliberate Manner say that the exhaust
ed condition of his body not alarming to him |;
that he felt satisfied that his earthly career fast
approaching end that he wished to send some
word to his beloved mother, who was unwell, as
he understood that it probable she might be
able to come tossee him. He spoke of her and other
members of his family most affectonately; among
other messages delivered in the calm, resigned
tone, he requested to tell his MOTHER that, should
they not be permitted to meet earth again, that he
had abiding hope that through Divine mercy,
they would meet hereafter. =
Early in his sickness, understand, he connect
ed himself with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
A funeral sermon was delivered by the Rev. ]. B.
McForrin, of that church, and his remains followed
to their resting place by large of ctzens.
He was inferred with Masonic ceremonies, having
been member of that fraternity"
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
TCertcate from the Principal of the Fredonia (New
Vorl,N Sar I . . =

[Certfcate from the Principal of the Frcdonia (New
York; Seminary -'a
Fredonia, July 18th, 1s46.
DIR. Seth w. Fowe,-Dear Sir:-From my youth
have been subject lung complaints In February last
took colda cough set in and though slight in the be-
ginning. made of the simple remedies which al
ways keep for that purpose. (These failing, resorted
to Others but my cough increased in violence and pain
in the side and right lobe of the lungs m which
became very distressing and at intervals attended
with oppressive structures tbe lungs) During this
time expectoraed freely hut the raised from the
lungs indicated disease deeply seated Two three
Physicians kindly sent their medicine, which have
been very efficient in curing coughs, but they failed to
reach my case, and began to be somewhat uneasy.
My cough was considerably aggravated friend advised
to try the Balsam of Wild Cherry, but told him
had swallowed medicine enough Well, sir, coughcd
out that day and the night following and the next day
my friend urged again to try {" DIR. Wistar," and
at 3, P M. was willing to try anything for coughed
constantly. procured botte-Irank of tread the
doctrinescontnued taking from that bottle week,
and when the Balsam gone my cough and pains
were gone, and have not coughed since.
Respectfully yours, &C.
F. A. REDINGTON.
None genuine, unless signed 1. BUrrs the wrapper
For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh, N. G.. --a.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
BEFORE AND AFTER.

The Wadesborough Argus, speaking of the ap-
POintment of Mr.. Baninger to Spain, says:
His promotion ocouM be a Just tribute TO our Dis
+e r tie unprecedented majority sUJtieh It rolled up
for Taylor and Fillmore in NoUentber-to say nothing
the fact that it was the only District in the State
which held its own at the Governors election in Au-
gust Here we held it, and gained upon former ma
lOntes: yet our candidate made not track in this
part of the District, where the voting principally
done. 1t might be further added that Mr.. BaTringer
was about the first man in the District-and we be-
leVe the very frst-to hoist the Taylor Flag"
Before the election the Argus would have denied,
With all sorts off, earnestness the slightest intima-
ton that any Whig would be appointed to Office as
ae result of parizan services to Taylor and Flmore
out after it, when the people have been deceived and
the bird - is 's in the hand," we hear quite diff
erent tune. The Wings are to get tributes" =" for
aelr sound Zaeharyism, while Democrats, who were
Promised better things than prescription for opinions
ake, are turned off with a cold crust and kick.
but the Democrats, we are happy to say, are in no
Begging mood. "BIessed are they who expect moth
ng for they shall not be disappointed" Our folks
can wait.
The Argus says that Mr.. Barringer was " about the
S' man in that famous Stanly District to hoist
ae Taylor fag." This may be SO; but was not the
1OlOr of the Argus among the last? His files would
an amusing tale in relation TO his appreciation of
10eA0ryism in the bud against Clayism full blown
they were only hunted mp and $ ransacked "-as
~e Register says. Z, = & -a~
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the Steams hip America, We have
Liverpool and London dates up to the 9th instant.
President Bonaparte had sent in his Message to
The French Chambers, and his new Cabinet had been
announced and organized. This document is devot-
ed mainly to the condition of Europe, and to the
attitude of France with respect to the movements
there. Of the Hungarian struggle President Bona
parte says:
1.-The empire of Austria, engaged in fearful con-
test with Hungary, has thought itself authorized in
calling in the assistance of Russia. The lnterven-
lion of this power, the march of its armies towards
the west, could not but excite to high degree the
soicitude of the French] government, which has ex-
changed upon this subject several diplomatic notes.
The patriots Of Hungary were still maintaining
their ground nobly against the combined forces of
Russia and Austria Rumors upon rumors of tri-
umphs achieved by them, prevail. We shall know
in full by the next arrival They have already, it is
stated nearly four hundred thousand organized troops.
With such powers for defence, if they will only
main united and sacrifice every thing for the COM
cause, aided as they by the gallant sons of
Poland, victory over both Russia and Austria must
perch upon their banner. They have the prayers and
the best wishes of every lover of Freedom through
the world.
The combined powers, now bending their efforts
Dre-nstate the Pope at Rome, were still kept off
and bafHed by the arms of the Republic. The army
Of the French in Italy has been Increased to 10000
men; but the Roman people had at least $4,000
troops defend the City, and the enthusiasm in be-
half of the Republic and against theiemporal sway of
The Pope was intense throughout Italy.
Poor Ireland is still persiring beneath famine and
the hand of pestilence. 'Shrvation is rapidly in
aeasng. Pestilence and death making awful
advance upon the halfIiving Peasantry" That brief
quoation tells the awful tale. There is hope for
leland.
The Cotton Market at Liverpool, on the 9th in
slant, was very stiff. and full quotations were de-
handed and paid" The sales that day were from
six to eight thousand bales. At HaVre, the 9Th,
the market was in full activity, and slight advance.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27


|TTIHE Commissioners appointed by the County Court
Of Alamance to let the contract for the public build
inys at the of Justice in the town Of Graham, will
receive sealed proposals for the building Of Court
House, with detailed plans and specifications and bids
until the l4th of July next; and Tuesday the nth
day of the month, the time of the sale of the
public lots in the town of Graham, will determine the
several bids. The commi soners restricted, by the
order appointing them, to brick the material for the
bIding, and to zinc for the roof Proposals will also
be received in the way and for the length Of
time for the building of JAIL which to be constructed of
lasting materials at the discretion of the Commis
soncrs Persons dcsirous of the will make their
communications to Edwin NJ Holt Esqr., Alhrights Post
Office, Alamance to LemueI H. Mcbane, Esqr, Mason
Hall, Orange.
The person obtaining the contract will be required to
give bond with approved suretcs for the faithful
ton of the work III reasonable time.
GABRIEL B. LEA,
JOHN TAPSCOTT,
JACOB SUMMERS,
.~-. - a.-,s,a- JOHN SToCKARD,->
..-,...-.. --.-s...-. EDWIN N. HOLT, .--..
-.eh sEs - t-- ELIAS ALBRIGHT, -
rr.ag HENRY FOGLEMAN,
......- ALEXANDER MEBANE,
-~-~ EEMUEL H. MEBANE,
X ' at Commissioners.
June l1th, Is49 ..-- ,s..E --saig. 764-3w
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27

Lettersin town, from Monterey, California announ-
ce the arrival Of Captain Andrews and his detach-
mentOf the third Artillery at that Port on the 18th
April. We know that this announcement will give
pleasuresto many in our State, Capt. AS. company
being mostly North Carolinians. The ship Fanny
Forester which carried out these troops sailed from
New York 18th November last, making the passage
in just months. The detachment consisted of "A,
aud during this long voyage was lost. andno
serious case of sickness occurred. They were in
perfect health and sailed for San Francisco the 18th
"A ADrTl 2if to . & ~
: Letkrs for A. Co. Sd Artillery should be directed
hereafter to San Francisco, California.
GoLdsGOrOueh Patriot.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-06-27
PROGRAMhR FOR FoURTH IggIIy-

.s. National Salute
Divine Service at Sunrise, at Presby C,6nrcb
oRDER or PROGRESSION, - 81 s 81 q
TO be formed IN front Of the Court House At 10 :,
clock, and March in the following order to Union
Jg9s Square and enter at the Northern. Gate =
,Gey ERwARD YARBRoueH, Chief Marshal, 80 80
w. h Tucker, x Aids. David Hinton.
Z 80 A.I.ia Muslcs ssiS t szig s IS. Ii
E .i9s s5ilsi Ringgoid cGuards,s ~ s541zsey eg
s' governor and Heads of Departments "a. 5.fSl
. - -. - Judges of the Supreme Court, eraF =
- lssss - Clergy, 5a aits3 4 BFs
Officers and Soldiers Of the Revolution, and of Tie
~ - ,5ss,45 ssss.es War of 1912, e Isfi&asa
sr4 Officers and Soldiers of the Mexican War. T.
Masonic fraternity,
g o8lGs Independent Order of Odd Fellows, '[-,I
Sons ct Temperance, "a o., ,sxi.E g..st
The Mechanics Association, -
1ntendant of Police and Commissioners, -,
3 asliT ee Citizens and Strangers, -,
II 18a9 = Orator and Reader, :,.ev;
Il 80 fd Chaplain, E
Committee of Arrangements,
Citizens are requested to join in procession.
ttaF sg,s ORDER OF. ExERcIsEs. ,S,
Music.
Prayer,
Reading OF the Declaration of Independence,
Musc-E1aiT Columbia, ss. s*.
Grafton. '55..sts
ee Music-Wa Washington's March, So.
.ss.s -a. e Beaediction.
..7a sf4f. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, -5ssr,
To commence 81 o'clock, in the Capitol Square,
Music and aaa5r5ls
~ .a Grand Display of Fire Works. - -
lH t EDW'D YARBROUGH,- g. M