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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
FRANCE AND oPE
The Crisis Past-The EIections-The italian
Interyention-Kussi and Germany-Ac-
cord of France and England.
Fafls Correspondence oil The Irbuhf.
PARIt May % lrlo



Mesys Greeiey s McEba,h
After many dsys OF anxiety. have AZ last passed
out OF the crisis. The reaction found occasion
favorable for the grand effort which restore the
Empire The people have restrained themselves. and
there - no longer danger Of nsurrection The por
ton Of the Republican party represented by the
Na,igqol and the Friends Of the Constitution, has not
telt IL. strength - be .uaicient-hss not had faith
enough IN itse 70 proclaim the deposition Of the Pre-
.ident The Assembly has parsed 70 the order Of the
day on the proposition - mpesch the Ministry and
their master The Socialists are Tar from regretiiog
th. result Ii those Republicans, whom we call
Journalists. had had recourse force 70 defend tbe
Consultation which they made and which they did
their best 10 keep Tree from Socialism, the apostles
Of that cause would have lent them their aid but r
w.. not for u to BE- the and tins We sur.
eecded ia causing the people 70 understand Had the
Deope begun the cooaici they would the mex
not only Of being abandoned bot betrayed. If victory
had not .. ,uce decided IN their favor Moreover, a
bt,l before the election would have been the death
of universal suffrage The Socialist party which lie
decidedly the party Of the future, not yet ready
for 10. triumph Under such circumstances, no one
had either the rzh, the power 10 appeal to The al
inmate reason
most jadcious apprehension and ! am not one Of
those who reproseh them with weakness for their
acton IN tine Weakness they have certainly dis
played, but at an earlier date. This IL which
brought upon Us, necessity the result Of the 10Th
Dec. since then they have done their beet, though
ike en who arrive after the hour II IL the blindness
II the reseuonits illusions its extrsvsgsnt enter
prses-whch Rave saved the Republic and Universal
Suffrage.
We shsn know. tomorrow. the definite results Of
the election, least In Paris. For the present. the
greatest uncertainty prevails in respect OF who are the
successful candidates Each Of two parties that Of the
Electoral Union and the Socialist claims the majority
The reaction personised by the Rue de Poiuers 10
vanquished Socialism, IN its most decided and cner.
getic com plexon forth from the arena II rot
entirely victorious at least than To the aim
IL has Ia view, while the opposing BourseoisIe sre
driven to their last deienses The pure Bonspartst
p1iy 10 reduced 10 nothing lsb worthy Of nouee 700
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

ret.,rr ant fh.. foolish md u-ruif.l nen Who ioos
pert in DO vii h-nc"iorih be- judged H'' cnieniY
TLe fscalu ~ -n governed Csrsls mp % fhe um' of
a. rehe ,vacf counterpart q he Nrtn-r a-crn
fsncr facnon n lf,lsnd j. -ls % grrrH C1niff ~
4. r,- ~ sf-f4. ~ F-l,,i f,orerHa..f ms 'rgfss
is C4gadiln Trpnaner Even ia - high and pnmf day
AMI u'ria inf me purpose "i ,hflN- gre ri
secondary IN .frf y .1 hn-e hIch Do 10 recently 'f'
'- o. Montreal. When Insulting Lord an and commit,
-ne irrendiarv ari-, % has BEEN Play ns To- same '
bs Pee Dublin Ofsngemen id 10 tleir aiiafA bfon L''i
U-rfe~hury
Tie lr-i a-,cu'cncv Made the support o Bufsh insr
grons and frof--fsnfi-u hrr prcirN. tf tfndsn 30
cerisncy uase the support 90 Brush Institutions icf
praieAf % NAY un De- altogether Zee ss Oh throw m e
Iehf nron Win - meant ty Brr-h institutions f ne
m0t-h- II Canadian oranfeuen ln pTrr tan.'is ur'
ais D.. .---nffs y fngl.h. and -,k- 10 u-'rrrs
whit IN Lowe sulis fcnures IT ani ani great part
" the aw are essentially ihe same prevailed ll t~
~,,,r, ,re.rs fo me- conquest iv Great Britain Th-
..- ~ s,,'.-, a - r-.-, ,f,f IN Fn1f.-f VIVA
b'. ihongh oi Engh-husn -suug n scotland Wrf''
.h's !" me- W., ~, 49, -. ~ ,,, wv, 80, 49,. ,
md iorca} superseded by English law, and .'eh ',r
81 rrfcnaf. fo -rif ihcr convenience or wh'r- Nr
ii- precisely hs fht ausdtan pr'nremen uesn 's'r
they attribute FOB tc J. si-sfrr and Government 90 a.
ala fr..-r D force French Is-HiDf -iI farther
.h. Hnil-h minority In Lower Canada
Toe ~ Members oi Assembly ~Ho voted s-sfn-i 'n" pi
ire-s of ftcuce o Lord Frin are ile utmost force n
can ie mustered in The Legislature io support fne mon
pac fion AMI These lh ar -phi mo-" no Ices ihsn b
parties ~ utterly iUeconcleahc views AMI chsrast r-
There 80 Allan McNab ami h- ach-reni- 'ne -erufr
1d unsfucrsied family compact IntfrAr ihr mrnDf' ,
90 fhe ATE Mn-tfvfhs Fscfrs ~ CfaIcfcF p,,ff'lg
-1 Eisfo1 i-hh icy fesgse frf fef'sf md tlve ts
,aonld TrI,fs tih " Ts'a u VI IaTirofn eI''Hs af
f.sfa. anf dfef ~ h'fb hos 1lin Against this nuprl.
rp,r r.cirrncaiV hostile chaotic combination aifayFf
heuue majority It the people There = mslnD
fy of fhe Bu-h aganst 90. and majority Of fhe
Frerchfare
Tie furhu 'eut minority IN Canada has considerable r'
-enbiance tho Un-cu puous tory faction of the gn n
Queen Anne and the nrst George u consists 81 a ir"
intnluue fut violent polite of the educated ami rr'
by fhta ID
rorio the Aierhuues of Eng gland AMI Tine csert- OF
scotland were backed bY the gh Church and Sichevefr
mon 10 London and the Jscobt mob of Edinburgh lhr
Canadian ascendeucy facnn in i04 ike The English tors
faction in l1l5 o. nude ~ ~ trppoufsf md tfrfFnf
ohsia sbbcrf tfHsrHJf fcn9si0Hcf aui uic ~,
rs-aie ignorance and brutality ot the province with PEE"
hav-. few honest fanatics awoul them The fi'- ai
Montreal and the rso> which may iof lev Ntars longer
continue from time break uuf. me- iasf c
nf nrdld do nnL.In ani lgnnrenrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
mac>ab-cnnadn- Old Family Compact.

The Canadian Torres have given another touch "i
their qusnfs They have prove their ahhorencc OF wmu
and sedinon by pclnnc hei MslesN f'ptsens i'
eggs. and burning down Tie House 81 Assembly
We r least surprised stU ld"e- n"t a'f onf
estimate of Ac party of temper. oiiis wisdom or o n
power n Ouiy odds the lat tcrtmont waning To ''
value ut the liberal constitution W. have fortunately gwen
Canada hof iaaHh agf oJg91qrpf'on Ifc me- n'fs %
n5,f f,,h 9,.yif ~ nffnfr0 ~ md ~ Dr
na,g methods The conduct of The Canadian Tories, MOI"
many months ls- been quite 49, character th ms ut4l
male 4 month the steamer brought "a. M ~
count of Sir Allan MpcN4h. with dozen ar iNo hin'h'i
Legislators. dining pa public drinking Destruction e9l" az
body and soul p The Governor Generals re-p"nsn" H
v-efs. and standing iu abelcony alter o see tn' 'i z"
them bur u ef-y before me " nd""' It'd s'N-' ~
have OILY one opinion of such proceedings Lod STANLEY
and rather rec Mess politician hni u ms ioin
ship invited party of friends To dn" ana rfr "ih '
or Robert burnt eigy IN 81 Janess-quafe We should
cone ulr that be- lhuugh bis chances 81 power -uM m
desperate and Wa in fact isk M ouf in revenge I,
i 80. "a Stf Allan Ma, nah and his AZ suclafrs They
are now "a dtspicabc minority Low A. thel are ln il
mercal strength tor they barely count quarter ~ INC
Legislative Assembly they -u lower M character ana
fortune. with all ihcir Jobs aid bare {" noodHy 'n'
characters blasted. and their fortunes nnnrd WIN ~
doors of office cos" against hc and incapable oi npn'
emp aymeni they have alternative bur to throw uihk-
confusion u they can, and make every body else F
miserable a. themselves
The minority winch - making all the c0mmouon j. n"
Thing mon. imam 10, old famiy compact turned oni Cd"
doors and become ty tin- time rather "l' ~ .n,,"
enormously hungry The NJ Matt. zoe Sswe-, hf Bout
ofFce- poo church aud state the fuhuu1 200 me nHh h
the Canada Company. ami every other uhhc '-tH'i-"
n.f between them. who made maluny 100 me- Lfti-H
tive Council. ald who had actually granted 'h' sive,'
paf, If tne Upper Canada to hem,rIs'-' u'h l'i'
their infant children their cousins ana '"""rN'""- ,'
remote-f degree. have worked out That once P'''
mime They have changed places with tine uni"W
e- =, hom they used to tread upon. excerpt That f now
.uIat f. common hsusiii Of Responsible t'F''ih'
ana real afure Their -insnun go Canada - pir
IS much that eft the tp-'rvhls r- zoe ih7 country h ."'
the Con-@rysfve- ARE not Oppressed 10y the u"uo d"
.ncb ,riue- a. those ut the colonial oigsrchy TINS h
mo-, " M Of races The Buu-h are large m"l"ly q"
he population. wherea. tine indictments are decided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Canada aud Lord EIgin.

Fnn h- Mfr'fE Hsfsf. lurf W. h
What kind It dsp.ith will Lord t-in write nuW-h NJ
indeed. be- permitted remain long enough q" " DIT" one
al /, post Tor which he has shown himself -igntY h'"n
peentl How Will her Malesty- Ministers now justly
lhci noble Governor, no who's" di-' .,.l"n hu' J'I
ti.., Iad moi entire. cauHdruccf We certainly d" not
cnv, fi- rn.on of Lord T. I'm, of oi tn-" VINO ' i'
.pou.ihr tor h- appointment mof~ dl-ffhc'l" "i it
louln u- position either for the Government al nome "l
fr their representative 900 ile soiouy.i N""d De- nu'
fu imagine. ~" -'',l7 OF "i-'', -, "a.
.ovu iy former Wing Radical tdhinti during L"fu 'ir
lDt,fp,i- Administrations when me same tempo" sing WIN
rii. .,.l covert dagiuc with traitors caruef ON
~, ,.,.,t. a.. a, tbi.' ronnfrv We have .ld
-b f,,,,e f,. pufc t enable a tOlcrihly fair opinion
fa he come on the policy which has brought matters m
the present is-I- winch without speedy change WIZ "
- al n. If 1ur uub.- colonies. and WHICH u p'fs-i'l
in Will induce The BRUSH Colonies, one by one 10 H"p on
frfru In mother country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Father Mathew.

Hs life was insured some years for several th0u-
send pounds A. SECURITY f e expenses ~ ~ temper
irr~ movement tie received nHfr- FROM fhs company
thai going fo America nr ~old have io pay fle 81
go for The increased r-k NJ " Ratlhone of Liver.
rto .er the good frsr fhe 81 Sto SAYING fhff he
srfs of temperance should ~ rspons be Tor tee dehls
.rrh H. apostle LAD contracted
rfs .ccn- AZ Cork upuu Fsher Mathew departing hnr
Amfrica on saturday most HNrung ts tr.sios..
isg vicinity of his house hrunss D. thousands
uu Saturday morning crowds ot people assembled There
great ng snt sWenatiuu suonS lie l
~ ue fathers leivi1E fheu a. ssiiei Tor NrNlofk on
lhr q u ut ihc packet ship Ashhariun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Navigation Laws Repeal Bill.

The Telegraph brought report that he minority IN IN.
House Of Lord- might yet defeat th' WING .l'lsuS ~,
,,.e IT, retreat from Office by muulsting this b u ID
NOT so Douglas Jcfroi's Neol correctly explains We
story al,
defeat on Tine SECOND reading Of The haFieau"" ON, ~
cnasculsuug tle more important provisions u. ,Ntni
lee proxies not being available 20 ihHi-iasr lhf' I,
"a. % -tage-. however which have io bee g"n" I,u-H
0er the bi has been l-possd OF 30 committee 4" "h.
rr,e- NAV be- used and al 81 her Of wuch sy oHhH-'
sustained in committee may be- repaired These Stages
ar. he bringing up Of l- report and tie third reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

- the Election last mdi'H ~ the pfa"it' ''a'''
have Just been officially csnyassod, with the fol-
lowing result
d.. Wig g. '|f'
y A,.- Tyck'....... 00I Geo " kltfcdge. .eGJi
sat a. Tucks cifar mal"riiy ,........-. ..<b
%. el Easi,nau.........S7J Chm " Pessie''. Is ~
I.aac y Stewart Ind 1872 Scat u PeHslees mj ~,
lam. " ,on... 77,S frcdcnck FOse '<ld
scai H. Wilson's clear majority. $500. ..-''o 100
iona Kiiiredee.......SiS Harry libbad. ..... 10
Iohn n White d....l7N scat. D. HlDDafds mJI'1o
a-ms~fs Of TIE late House
OF course, the Democracy don't relish the
reelection of Wilson and Tuck IN the face Of the
large opposing majority in the State, and they are
urged by the Concord Patriot u upset the Dis
tricis aud so recast them that the dominant party
can elect all four next time. We presume the
mandate will be obeyed 1t is gratifying tribute
t. the Justice and benehcence OF Wing Legislation
that the Patriot does not venture ~ demand
return To- the General Ticket system, TO which the
party under it's lead lately adhered IN ostenta-
,ous defiance Of positive enactment OF Congress
1t is but sheer Justice ~ observe that the
present Districts are nearly equal in population
ard that they preserve each County undivided
The new shuttle will cut and carve Counties, or It
cannot DO made to answer the purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

Tho ROYAL Mail steamer Nisgsra, Capt Ryne.
lett Liverpool ca Saturday sih MAY, sni arrived
At Halifax on the night Of Wednesday. JOtb May.
Che sailed from Halifax on Thursday moroinc
3lst AZ O'Clock, and arrived oil Sandy Hook At
% clock on Saturday morning. Here she Vas lie
tanned several hours by dense ios, but reached
her dock daAlly at 2 NJ. OF tie ssme DAY
From fall files Of Enslish and Continental
papers forwarded to The Ir'tnHc We make up
our usual comp ete digest OF news from the O.d
World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

The London corresp pendent Of the Mtnohs'te' tn'"ns
WHITES Nav H. The Canadian feprlhnn nae ~ ,"iis''
a.uf Oue-on upon question has been put 2" N.r Wv
errnent on the subject and b. evident that in Dot" h'
er. viii soon be- neid-nIght upon o. II - e"uhionlt
nred however that the Government WI com" "ul on
ne matter with dying colors There YVES greai ~. es
~ Tor.- Al he residence OF Lord Stanley yesterday tp
- MO on the course which % VIII be- most
.able 10 ADOPT 10 reference the Stale Of Canads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
BaIiinasiOe.

The population Ofthe town something about o'a Tho
number If paup"r- gathered together In Ne workhou-es u
NEARLY equal n amount aud great the prsvaencs
among mem, that last week there In hos
pital considerably ponsaRd, while the deahs-th The
roaOuog et deafhs-om Saturday 10 Saturday, reached
the appalling number u jour hundred and aiasfy The
previous week the deaths amounted 10 foo hHHd,ed 1nd
,afysIr aud for long past there have not been
ie,s cf any week than hundred and odd
fTh. dublin lrshman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

IN saturday the BnGsh Queen IN our qiays for Quebec
-, IN board 10 Passengers. The einlgrant vessel
V-,,rh.v lef, The quay. the morning with The
al snaenf Of pass-ngeTk fOr America The tide 81
s-,i-r.fioa II lrxhtiuL Llmerck Reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
IRELAND.

rbe details Of de-umuon continue ID pr p,-' 49,
t.,,ii. tom the perassi Of which men -hfns ~
not specify any novelty 70 M ID -. a.. n.rrni se,t
80. he ebldren destitute, Or shs children arsa &c ne
$500. de.titu,e Parliament Iases umT - a.. ,a
Ocornelr. Library was to b. sold y a'eu'o o1 ue 81
Of May .s .or siaerabiv during tbe pa.f
Ihr I,bss sits disappeared from many towns ~
ro.ry sna Clare. where ragged with f,isi No
So tbe early part Of his noah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Colonization.

sewers landlords m his county have deliberately ex
pressed 'he trfrrr nafitfn oi getting "a 81 their present
tenants wn-f oi whom unable any .rr lay he
0uUrnUu. fsrk ffnf. hilnrrfu -fosind o r bones an
-il.s aff nf suhsf.Ilrn- rac~ 81 fnEfsh f.rmers
ffs Stead Snuc and ur- have announced ms in,cuuor
f1 fher fensufry WHO in daily ~Npectsfon Of sewing
flzt rtrnfiou 10 into effect. to their ruin
lCork Examiner.
nu have no idea of ne str ~ Pa gentry IN ms County
Kos nion fs-e who have n0thi1g hut cstsfss.
they ar~ starr indeed starving scy. mo hss
r-H oi a' Of land IHr ever ~ ger acr has
lsi hn io t- ne th4i ior y hours her family has not
ttsfed food Zines CORES pOntrnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
The Clifton Trade.


On fhi. subject panphle has been issued nc VIZ.
NOTICE. the inmens xfent Of our cotton Ha1e " iviH-'
avs No. nearly ouehslf the eHtire wealth pfyiu'ih. P
- ,f be nited Kingdom. repofls i"f ln- -sl
amounting 90 y 9l9ld Out of total % A2''i,1 J..
on mercantile and manufacturing 0perat'nr'nlp
+. tnd 6,r Two millions u he population Oi Urea D.
~ and fof cotton pay iO Anencs ennIay, - ~
en,rnrus .ur 81 ten millions sterling lie compn'- n'
,nsl .uoniv from America hy a. ~ i've millions u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

NJ l.yn Martin ls. Addressed letter to Lord C'aren
t1n. Which be- request. MS tNcrrncy o separate
ban from n- fellow PRISONERS. M.--fs Bnen. Msagher.
tnt NNt4- snt NJ they fH be- sent o penal colony
fate "a hcu be- prrsumt~ intended Tor thcr-hc prays
.n L. -lnt WIN L-lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Railway Management.

The disclosures that have recently been made IN faNay
.,tr. an. .ufceu 20 shake the confidence 81 al Pai's
r,fsre.ed IN the management ~ railway properly ne
i- spp4.r. 10 have taken deep root mat n9'hihg
.hoft II complete anay Of rail-" dy ascon,. ~ ~"
All ~ the public mind lJ-iivu 1'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Of n special Agent In the POST
Office Dem rInenI.
WARRINGTON saturday, juno J

WAsHINGToNl |Htufdhy1 jun .
Col JANIS O. HlNGER Of Penn. has been ap-
pointed Special Agent of the Poe, Office Department for
NAL dcprcdations and his long experience A. con
tractor &c for the Department qualities him Tor the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

In the county Of We-uneath upward Of -iN thousand
acrc- Of grazing lands u be c The owners be-
ng unable siock them with cattle In Meath and othcI
Of Leinster many grazing farms unensntod
the former Occupiers having sold Oh OF emigrsied
fChfonicle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
The Military Fore.

Ten regiments cavalry tssenty=k - infantry
nine depots ~ infantry regiments stationed u
Ireland making about 81 900 men ~ all ranks A. th
7gh Foot course Of embsfkatiOn At Cork 10
nl. and the NH IL proceed IN few weeks 10 Hon
Kong there viii be d reduction of about Xl1o men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

d, az. f led With tine evidence case al lif'hn-s,
where Mo Mary Anu Gccnng i- m laii on c"fte "i
,I.oo ny her husband. Richard Geenng 81 'ur-inns'
,i +. And her own SONS George. agrd y, ana atr-,
,,ed ~ sll If whom are dead Her sOp Benjamin som-
nod the arsenic and IL alive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
mmi.-ioner of the General Lnnd once.

II is stated on high authority that Mr. BUTTER
ruLD, distinguished lawyer OF Illinois, and formerly
H. District Attorney, will receive the appointment Of
Comms-ioner Of the General Land Ofioo ri'' Judge
Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

The Olfrd H,aid mentions report hilbert" unconifa-
ifei maj the late N-count Melbourne wa privately re-
Gel we'd the Church OF Rome -e' fai y'af- ~
hi. death and wa. a Roman Catholic when he held the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

GilI.-pie- Nonaft Co Gould square. London, wr"'"
an ti ith Mn ~ tie Gtib, that Mr. Mofau had NOT been
arrested a. a traitor adding Dir Mohau j. Que "' in7
most loyal men IA anadt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
by THE STEAMER NIAGARA

CAREFULLY FEErAsED. coNDENsED AND AGKANeEp
FoA TIE NEw TOAK Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
Charles Gaysn Duffy.

IRE Dublin correspondent q the LoH1oa StIA6Iyf an
nounces N authority, hal lie prosecution Of Hr. Dasy
abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

rnAu0E-
Dslsgs Of the Naeissai Acknowledgements
ment Of the President.

On the IItb following rssouiioa sof The ispss<s
ment Of The President and Ministers, IVES 'ssen up
arhe National Assembly ecasiderss ssi ne sssssass
,oxer h.yips Obtained from The National Assembly Ne
,h,, 10 send an sxpedon Into fsly, 70 srs pro
voc, liberty has directed that expedition sssn Ssessae
- 1000 .ssnss Ihs liberty Of The Roman people constd
e,ng ~, s oioas constitutes 6sgsnt viosdoo "
De ster and spirit Of The eoasutaIion and aarsn nss
a. srxlost mo Interests OF The French Rspuble. and
s~s,ns Enrcpesn democracy, DEGREES oliows cifssa
Louis Rosspsrse Presdsus Of no kspsbns ~ ~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Beard of Health.

S,xrARI I0HNlTTfE--0 iIlTdayl JuN' q
n, G,-r re-ideni physician reports that thirteen ne"
a Cholera have occurred he report Il ye-ier-
A. ., Ia private practice and seven Ia the Cholera Hoe
o,,sl--.y,.n Of which have proved fatal
lsignei by the Sanitary Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

N,w H.NFsHIRE.-The votes cast Tor Congress
=, ,b. Election last March in the Gfaoite state,
have Just been officially csuvassod, with the fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-04

T The steamer Cherokee, Capt. Lros' arrived
Saturday morning. o. hours from Savannah ueo-
Capt l. and our friends Of the Georgia" and Kpa''e""
hue our thanks Tor late papers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26
RICIamoND rALLADIUM. nee q, 40.

G-La.t night. ve received the Presidents
Message shro' the 'DAYroN Thasscnirr'-the
editors will please accept ouk ethapkss The
message. we think, is o. T., hair. errors tele-
graphic and typographical. 'bsrgain'-nos .
Bremen one howeyer.-was made Ny the~@eG ond
Pal. and the Message was typed in pasnerakip.
About the manner in which the Speaker was
chosen. the Transcript says:ot..,ef
1--WE issue the Presidents Message, 10 dav.-
We received yesterday morning nm additional
telegrap hc dispatch. which says tlIat alies the
House me, on Saturday, resolution was adopt
ed, that after the third balloiing when tho Roll
should be called the third fine, that the man hay
;ng tine highest number Of votes to be declared
Speaker. On that ballot the vote STOOD ior Vip-
throp 100. Cobb lO2. WiImos 6. Sievepsis Mbre-
head 4, Burke I, Strong 3. Co'cock u One of
the tellers then declared Cobb elected Speaker,
which " as received by shouts in the GALLERIES.
S,anly then offered resolution cecla1pg Cobb to
be the Speaker, which vas Adopted. Wisahrop
and Mcdowell were appointed to condUcs him 10
the chair. which they did when he made an sp-
pfopriate speech. The members were then
sworn in, Boy a. the 1sstos smsmk~ sdminis-
sering the oath 10 the Speaker" saal I'D -
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-26

@The Ohio Senate. had not organized = ne
last dates from Columbus. (yesierdayO :. he
R36sh ballot stood Blake Is, Bloekseo l6-eo@s
Of the Senators having pared off, Commoeiy
the vote stand. 10 to 10.