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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
PsooREss OF TELIsAAPH LSLs.-The new

PsooREss or TELIoEAPH LISLs.-The new
line between this City and Boston, 10 be used with
House Printing Instrument Is completed, and yeseT
day communication Wa nsd between Boston and Hart,
ford through Providence. and between Hartford and
New-iOrk- Probably to-day direct communication BE-
tween this City and Boston vii De had The line VII
not be open f.r business for several days yet Mr..
Downing mas pushed this Inc through with great ener-
gy and sga inst many discOuragements.
The wire Of Houses hne between New-fork and
Philadelphia vii De gain established across the river
about the lsi OF August
Bans hne between NewYsrk and Boston vii be N
working order N about SIX weeks The wire Is gOing
up rapidly Their Office n Waist e sPlendidly fitted
up These Instruments between Philadelphia and
Washington are sad to Dc working exceedingly well
The Ink between PAilAielP hiA and New York Will Dc
nlied up during the AL
Both Bans and Houses lines between New iork and
be1Ao are progressing but not very rapidly. B4ia
has about hundred mes nearly completed on the
West BANK Of the Hudson from SewbGrg northwardly
rev Aorse Line il nearly completed from the Lake
70 Ciaennsr, which Nll unite villa the NewYork and
Ere me. and give .aother connection with 81 Louis
Hewss rates than are charged BY the cid lines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

CANADI.s AsrEXsriON.-For the purpose Of
letting our people this side the border understand
what OF the true state OF Canadian FEELING among
the reform triumphant party ia Canada West We
furnished with the following extract from letter
from OF the leading members Of their Parliament
o. bis friend In this vicinity
IL Is some bat amusing the effects Of mAkinss
noise In politics The Old highly afistOcraiic ciqss IN
Canada West. feeling themselves comple foOfe0, hap
pity by acts and deeds entirely their and kn0sng
that they have lost every chance Of and every preenon
10 popular parliamentary Influence, Ia spirit Of frek
lees pair have got up this cry Of Annexation Amer
auOn. fOrsOOth why, they uttery ebhor everything IN
your Constitution and nation NJ te reform psfly boa
esy admire the principles ~ your Constitution and ne
noble enterprise Of your people sud II there sa3
cause or cal for such step, could aieDse with ya
honestly and sincerely. II quite unnecessary howeye
u discuss matter which nil be for enter
tanned here, except by the old Family Compact who
would wlibdslt hesitation, tJrov us all into mutual cOoh
SON. ~ hpcs 81 ptoia1 ~ sv stray pPs m ne rag
That Is about the whole ~ the cry and
you need give yoUrsef f bsr anxiety about such SCI
hsh concern az tbs Tory party Of Upper Canada"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
ANOTHER CERTIEICArH

In favor Of scHrsoss PUlmonie sarup l, tie sss
senber, do hereby certify that about three years since
ook severe cod thai resulted In phihlses sfecn>
~aiea produced severe cough with pains In 81
siI sds and breast, which continued increase snt 70
~nien eolid get no relief usui the past SDnsg, woes
eOHneneec taking scHEscK's PulmOnic Syrup. snd shr
rom one 10 Two bottles my cough enurely le -
anc has Dot since retgred. From my expef~nce -
confident that The above Syrup Is efec1al rem ~
.sainst coughs Of long Standing isken Asreesos % ~
directions SARAH SNY0EA
Delaware township, Hgnderson Co y. J. July -
Grand DePots for cCaEsCK's PllmOnie sor9pi
aew-fOrs, Bgsh Chckeuef o. Bare sy-st
Philadelphia, Dr.. Sch~nck. y South ,lxtn-sL
Baltimore, 9 l. Smlth Sun Building.
Boston. Redding 4 Co. staIesL
ke~. Orleans, J. Wright q Co Isl cksyusssl .
pnss " per seRls % ~ esss@es fss ~ ne >e>as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

NEW-ORLEANs. July 2O-sAILED-Bark Francis
Viii. Tor New orb loth, bAik EAz40eln, for Baltimore
10Th. ship Clifton aud BARK Mary amer for New fork
ASEvED-l7th, skip Mdd.esex and bark Lycurgus, from
BoslOn: gtn snip Os~rgo from Ne~fOfk Da malta
from, 5ostOn. scur Mary LangdOn, frOm rhoms.tou.
BOSTON, 24ih-Arr bafk James " Paige, bs4inore /,
brg " VI Rogers. A4sNandnAi scnrs " sshlngiOn aud
North CarolnA- Washing {. brg Motto. Cardenas
.chr TAhm0rev, Phad CD. cup Byron, MON; barxs
Inesap-4ke Olbrzlier DAVID Nlckels, Wilma son, c.
bngs helen Fske, San tranciscV september, HoEc1-
ras. Friendship fhil@d. -ehr 1 Il fnomps0n, hennOld
Jo.-ph ARIEL. AlexaDdris. Homer, ' YORK
POklLAND. 2.d-ARkINLD-oark- lumber and, IRON
Turss lsiAld AgLes, Aaanzas sehr Victor, Se~-iof L
-CLEARED. zIst->clr Excrl, New bOrk.
NENbURsPOkT, 2@d-AkkivtD- sea "estport PM
NLM-bkDFOkD, -Sd-CLsAEED-,hps ClaTcs and
Sls A. for Pscitc. bark Ch-rOk-e, N0fih-r acirc-
PROVIDENCE, I'd AKslvEO->cnrs LoaisA Gray,
Phlla; Texas and Zabusk kOudouis slope Ou--
ford Southport and Wm AOunl, do Rhode Island
Moses Eday aud Charles, Ne~-fofk SAiLEO-senfs
BRIAN. LOzsa Reeves, Cbevaler .nc AaEy Miller Ill
BRISTOL. x21-AzkIvED->c1r Chepton, AlcGllou4 -
SAILED &Sa-Schf f1le, Phl.s-
LUSEC, I7Ih-ARSIvEO-Scnr Col1moie Ne~-fork =
SAILED, lSlh-Bng AOlIose, PnLa' sea- E4soa" and
LasunA. New-Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

BRlrlsR Posr OFFICE NOricS.-ln concluding
the recent Postal Convention with The tniied >aes ne
RsosS p,st tF,e has seen unable make provision tor
she safe ssion o egs.efed letters between ne NO
coanes DO system II registrsloa oens IN "a
tas Unilod STATES The p1bAc, nowsVcr' may 80" 90
unne 10 egssr letters for the Unied States, as Tar As nc
port OF dspAch according the present praeuce oss y
10 dsuncty uldersiood thst scch restsuanon
De esectaa oslY 70 he port Of dispatch "a ne tEcd
KlRxdo 8. Loadon Daily News, jay .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEsIcAS MUSEUM The vast saloons OF this esabiis'
ment forming 80 many ans-rOOHs 70 that IN hlch 20
performances take place, render u the coolest place
amusement ia Tie CITY The lectnre-rOOm 10 cro~sss
every afternoon snd evening to Witness perfrnsnee
u Signof BAk, the excellent acting II ths Cornsdisr4
Company the singing VI Mics Barton and Mr. Mcrnisd
and The graceful dancing Of Mss West Th- cakofn.
plug Of gold, with tho eerf cafes. Will be removed 5000
hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

WAsHINSIoN, tuesday July <t-fA
Mesrs Flynn CGrrsn are msking arrange
nent. for starting new psper IN Baltimore which Is
designed 70 advocate the claims Of Col Benton for the
Presidency.
The Messrs sullman deny all participation in the
consAgration Of their Dwelling, and challenge an inves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

From Clssrukeos.-rhs bark Elliot, Capt. d.
rxs arrived at this yesterday, "a days from Centasgos
Capt D. informs US that all vessels from the United
states subject to quarantine Of 20 days on &C
coan, of the Cholera There no freights Offering
for the United States Several vessels had left and
woald soon leave for Europe and the United
States in ballast Threefoar,hs of the sugar had been
FOR Europe. There had heea plenty OF rain and the
erops never looked better
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

1HE SLAVE TRADE.-Tbe following 8 an ex-
tract from letter dated Porto Prsya Cape de Verbs
1ne T. published IN the salem Restsf0
Toe Republic Of AOnroyls has Just got thro1gn WIZ
the New Cess war which ua1ert4k-u 10 drive no
tori Gus SLAYER from that pare TIE AooroVsns
ne sparlarrs burned ta-lr factories. and have
e-c.say broken ur the horrible uace e. hat ace loe
Eng- n have broken Up The slave stalo1s a. D-n-s ana
CsDe Mouni by barring tbslr factories snd hinf s"e
of hose y 10 opposed heir arring The span ards have
.ed Adirsl Hotham for damages. lh- principal Tar
to~es oa thi. part II Gov broken ap oli
there maly 5yp aces = here SAVERS ca st-.y o,@
80 L. r5~ir sspafrh thai 10 three or four lurs they
Will axe 10 60 slaves, snd ~ chJSn D. ~ d sht u
h- The slaves pat caroe n LOosf and sen up %
90 ~ he coast some cOnveni~n place for shpms q -
X, ~ .ipe- canoe losd o. .heE we're eap.Zec On
tber usv ron CAPE Mount New Cess and me vhol-
on them drowned sad fsW days sfterwuc heir sade.
vsrs washed ~ @ he beach. u goss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
RRnOkl.NN AFFAIRS.

FtREs.-A Fire broke out on Monday evening
last between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock, in sml
wooden building in Rsymondst near the Chole-s Hoe
pital, which was however, quickly exunsui'hsd-
Damage traipg Another fire was discovered ye'
,erday morning. between the hours Of and TO- In the
premises belonging to M'ssrs Mundel BUTLER, siiu-
nted in the center OF the block bounded by Adams
Pearl. Prospect and YORK st.. The IRE broke out ma
modern building used as gas factory establishment
which quickly consumed together with 'e'efH
others OF the same size and material horse belong
ing to the above named gentleman burnt to desh,
and young man named Howard was also severely
burned in trying 10 save the animal The oss sustained
will probaly amount to about $1,000 An alarm Of
fire was given also, at about i2 o'clock hut n was
found 20 have originated from the Of the former
cOnhag ration, some pieces ying around having as'n
caulhL IL subject OF general romar< among
those present At the admirable manner In which he
officers and hremen managed the work, which not QUIZ
exiting ushed the flames speedily than other "ise
but saved large amount OF property. The plan o.
the Fire Police works to admiration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
wILLlAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

lNDIAS ORArioS.-An eloquent aud pious son
OF tho forest Zone OF western tibel preached pow
erful discourse the church of Rev Mr. Stevenson,
corner OF south Third and Fith sts Sunday sitter
noon This evening he will deliver lecture In the same
place. the character, habits and want Of religious
knowledge OF his countrymen. lie will be dressed 10
the Indian costume, and sing or two hymns 10 hs
native language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Heavy Damages.

BAITIn)LE, tuesday, July 2-IU Pm.
The Washington Railroad Company have bad
TO pay Costar Washington, who received damages &C.
casoned by their running OF the track in septen
Der last, the sum Of s50OO, besides costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Progress of the Cholera.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, July "a
For the IS hours ending o'clock on Monday
evening There reported 10 new cases Of Cholera
and deaths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

~ Dr. BRows warrants every case 81 Cholen
that 10 may be called 10 In ths commencement Of %
aaek also al persons against sltsck who may pa'
and Broadway Iy2D In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Further Partic MARS OF the Great Fire at Mon
-lboi.ra A-r

MONTREAL, Tuesday, July ppm
The FIRE hich proved so destructive broke out
this morning and in It's progress before 1t could be
subdued 1t destroyed about forty buildings The loss
of property IL estimated at about $4,000.
Within the past "a hours there have been "a cases Of
Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Derivation OF tbs WORD PLACER. The
following derivation OF the word placer" ssys the
" o Crscegf Il different from the one generally given
the term commonly attributed 10 the pleasure gold
hunter experiences when he lights on gold deposit
SEwOALEANs, June 9, l-f5
Fps CHEscENr 7 have seen the word placer
sd 10 connection with California and it, gold and
do not recorct OF having seen detnion Of mat
word. which continues ~ be used throughout The
Union a. q real Engh.h word Should you deem 10
convenient you may give 10 your valuable paper the
origin and Of the word
P.aco 10 Spanish. means pleasure That word Is
used aiso. 20 denote pleasure grounds or watering
places but In Mexico u generally spphed 70 the
small ponds which are formed IN the openings and
creyices Of the rocky ground when Al overflow Of =
river taxes place. The Sacramento and Estanislao or
Stanslas Rivers subject from the melting OF snow
SCI 20 those oyerhows and al the ne.gn0Orns val
l-ys &c are generally c0veyef rub hoes-
Throughout the Mexican Republic, bath tubs made
Of stone either artificial or n the ground, are called
Bqios d. Piac,r pleasure Bsihs)
tank Il would be more proper % adopt an Engisn
word would signify something % designate tnose
ponds or holes where the gold washed from the sand.
OF the California rivers settle and 10 now found BY the
diggers Of the Pladcres.
aso notice that Pacers "a used IN the English the
pur. VI that noun. As 10 IL not an English word u
would De proper 70 wre II correctly 10 the lsnguaz
from which il i taken, VI Paoo', Singular Paeass
plural Respectfully, Jour o0ecieLt servaEt,
Dyat ca u.sa " BAL GOMEZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

q QUIETLY, WITHOUT pAsAoE on osrESTATIos, iAsfs
immense business dong superb Boots AID esss
pstsntiesiher Caters. tho lowest price. In town.
JoSEss, 10 Ann-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

~ For the best and y-crcu ated newspspsr
Of me country, PALsEEis appointed ID. Agent vis
authority receive and receipt for suDser and a1s
nsements sfOrdiDg TO all the opportunity u adOpunf
safe and JgdleiOss system u adyeruslng Odcs N fz
Tribune EulldlnRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

~ Sev-York Cemetery for the People. Lots cuJ
si5 for the present Agents Onee for the sale q es
il6 Broadway The Branch Poet Office. tsz7 lmseo4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

F,ssosAsLE CARD ESsEAyisC Wedding and Visit
Ing Cards splendid Enveops. Waters, elegant Boxes f
Gaze, IN great variety EvEEDELLs fashionable esse
sanens for Cards corner Broadway sEd DOsnsst and
W.-I..f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Nru-OnLEASs. Friday. July An
Itisreported on good authority 'nA'
.ou. late Cashier q Of the Banks Oh '''' N'''
defsulter 70 large amount ,,
Ii. haal,h OF the city con naes remark.1l 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

THE LATE OUrRAGE-A final examination was
held on saturday Al the Court House before Justices
Goddard and Grubb in the matter OF the negroes Hall
Pleasant and Thomas charged with being the party
who committed the brutal assault upon the Mexican
Paralts which we have previously noticed. ssta, q
steward of the Mexican Minister, and companion OF
Parata on the light OF the assault gave Ia his evidence
which was interpreted by Mr. Sanchez, and went Tar
10 iasten the charge upon Hal Aier nearing All tno
other testimony deemed important the Justices fully
committed Hall the county jail 10 waite his trial al the
next term OF the Criminal Court for an assault with
intent TO kill or for higher ot~nse should the wound
ed man not recover Pleasant and Thomas were as
charged on security for their witnesses
Washington Republic, 2iIh.
~ A party Of about fifty Texas some time
since left the frontier for the purpose OF exploring the
reces-es Of the Wichita mountains. and which there
were SAID % be immense deposits OF gold One OF the
editors Of the IaH Ine' accomp tned me party ana
states that there appearance whatever OF any pre-
cou- metal Ia the whole range though the earth Is Gov
cred with the gliterng mica tnged with the carbonate
OF iron The yellow appearance Vt this mineral proDa
biz gave rise e. report OF the existence Of gold Al LII
le Rock party Is being organized To examine the
same location
TsE NATIONAL FAST -Rt. Rev. Bishop Lee
of Del has directed circular letter 70 the Clergy and
Congregafions OF the Protestant Episcopal churches
in hs diocese earnestly concurrng IN and approving
the Presidents recommendation that National at De
observed aud uniting the request that the day sp-
noioted NAV be- devoutiy observed IN the ap-
propriste day OF fasting, humiliation and prayer
| GEokGErowN COLLEGE.-Ihe exercises con
nected with the annual commencement Of this popular
institution commenced yesterday afternoon, win 81
fies Of experiments on galysnsm eiectncity' &c oy
the senior cl.ss OF Natural Philosophy, which were OF
| very interesting character. Wash. Republic 24th.
| Posi- OFFicE ROBBsD-The post III e OF Dal
| ton Ga was robbed on the 18th inst Some money
wa. taken from the ull and number Of letters SONS
| Of them containing money, we're distracted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

DEFALcArIoS.-The Republic informs Us that in
addition to the case of the dealeson Of Ely Moore In
n Yors, brought to light BY his removal other similar
cases have been discovered, which are ne, yet made
rahl,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Market....ALnsY. July 24-sP.M

Receipts rIthin the past "a hour - FLOUR
$500 bbl. WHEAT, soO bushels CoAs, 1900 do.
The FLoUR market Is steady but not active About
500 bbls were Of in lots At 62 IS Tor common
state and mixed Western, and i75s 81 for strait
brands. Sales Of GO bushels Genesses WHEAT at
IN, In CoRS there Is = moderate business doing
sale. do not exceed 5000 bushels at Sc tor mixed
Western and s6.e for round yellow OATS are "a a3jc
with sales Of 500 bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Eleven new cases Of Cholera aud Ave deaths
have taken place in the Aims House tor the "a hours
ending o'clock this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

A DIvISiTY ScHoOL.-A conesPondeot OF the
Sp,iassNd RepHslcas says that Al me es1s ga Alna
s,,o ~ the DIVINITY school Cambridge there was a
a asrsap.@ which wss not inserted IN the osi- Or
6a,nett declared himself dissatisfied with the eondi
ti,n ID tAines. and thought the students cnnvsted
smasie rather Than religion and poetry rather than
Alta or something 10 that eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

ATROcIOUs OUTRAGE A respectable married
woman assaulted IN Dorchester iew evening"
since by men, who after abusing her Ia ysnoss
ways, violated Der In strOcous manner aud then
left Der. The brother Of the wOmsn Ibo srtemptsdb
rescue her was badly beaten. portion OF the scoan
drcs have been arrested l5prlz Qneld Rep 2fth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
" TELEGRAPH TO The NEw.Yuak TRIBUNE.
p.f,pIrine Ca.e-Heairh of the CT

u For teIesrspalc dispatches received II nine io'
gr-rtnz Edition yesterday. zee First Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
CINcINNNrI. Tuesday, July u.

The report Of interments up to noon Of this day
was OF Cholera ?, and other diseases 20
The weather is wet and showery
The Cholera continues TO decrease In most OF the
towns heard from on the Western waters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Receipts nnos ye,fe'day-FLoUR, 1000 bbis
WHEAT, 3, 500 bush. CoAS 1000 do.-The market for
FLouR quiet and the only sale have 10 notice Is
300 bbls Lockport at 37i. Ohio brands are quoted
at4 5Oa4 o., The market Tor WHEAT IL nrm, With
good milling inquiry. sales II 900 bush. at sJc Tor
prime Ohio. Sc for Wisconsin, and CSC for Chicago
The market Tor CoRS Is not 80 Actve but without ms
tedal chance IN prlee. FAEIoMIs without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
THg NEW YORK TRIBUNE FUR EUROPH
Bia - ready at o'clock TAis Mrsinx-F-tcs 81 ee.s
n F,gPrs rsa1y for Mssltss
1T WILD CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS

FROM AL PARTS OF THIS CONTINENT
Rccslrei up 10 ne tune 81 go'Hg 10 Ira.
The Edition Of TAs Ner-York Ttibaae Tor "a.
rope. made up for the mails BY the Niagara, ir,s
tn, port This Morning vii be found to contain
complete digest OF all the late local and political
news. the lstes, intelligence from Csnads. Mex,oo.
&c. full and accurate Money ard Market Report.
carefully prepared shipping Liss, Edhonsson
al subjects Of present Interests Sad Al aooosus
OF American Affairs since the sailing Of the "a.
steamer, in the English. Fresch and Gcrmsn lac.
suagcs. Persons desiring 70 send 70 Their insDi,
IN Europe, Will find this sheet al that can Be ce.
sired IN the way Of complete aud accurate ssv,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

sicKSFss oN TIE lsTHNUs.-The Hagers'ora
md ys~s publishes the following extracts of letter
received from John Freaner, now On his way 10 al
itornia II dated At Panama June II, lri9 lie saws
Death desO anon and destruction lowered around our
little band since touched upon the lshmn- The
Baltimore and Frederick Company have been very IN
fortunate The greater part of this Company have -u
ered less from scsuess The President OF me
Company died to-day. While am writing can near
the natives weeping and wsng 10 dozen places Tor the
o-s Of some relative friend The ChOlers IL carrying
many poor devils their long and anel resng-p ace
No doubt will be represented In The States that there
but ue sickness here in order 10 induce California emit
grants take his route You may rest assured 10 NOT
true aud would advise any one 20 attempt II during
the scky season which Ia about setting IT, and which
will last months HardshiPs aud me- clnsie
however agree with me. A. am enjoying better
health than have FOR the last five years We viii leave
here this evening for the land Of promise
Another letter dated the 18th. has been received
from Rev VIM r. Mercer Of Ellicotts Mills, confirm
ing the death OF Mr. Naesche, the President OF the
Company and also that the diarrhea prevails 10
sn alarming extent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
CITY ITEMS.

JuncE EDucS0s Tho death OF Hon Joss W
EpuoNDs BY Choiera currently reported N the
streets yesterday afternoon but we are happy 70 earn
on inquiry that the painful rumoF vas ensiFeiy an.
founded The Judge has no, been attacked ~nth Tie
epidemic. snd hrs health Is very good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Rrsss PAvENENr .- The sectos OF pavement IN
Broadway between Ncsey Il and Liberty .. has Scsa
sctively commenced oy the Contractors Rass & Reii
Mr. Piukerion preparing 10 lay hs section oet~eee
Duane and Pearl s,s in Broadway We shall have,
chance 60 test the respective moris 81 ler systems
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Mnrket, .NEw.OaLlAs.. JaIr % n

The market for CoTroS is very firm, and the
.Aes for the last days leo bales at full prices
The quotations for middling are y 7ic The opera
ton. today reach $500 bales-the market closing