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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

CHANGE OF CONGRESSIONAL DisTRICTs.--lt is
proposed by the democrats Of New Hampshire to
reorganize the Congressional districts, as to Sc
cure more members of Congress 90 their party.
There are two democratic districts, in which the
majorties at the last election were 3O03 and 1898,
and two wing districts, in which the majorities
were 2S6 and 376. The party wants them all, and
talks about throwing few hundred of the spare
democratic majorties into the wing districts. 1t is
a bad practice, that of changing the districts in
order to conform to the shifting phases of partyism
and the only excuse, and that questionable, is that
the original districts were unfairly made, for par
tisan purposes. 1t is easy to make the charge, and
it is sometimes true. AT all events, both parties
allege it against each other; and since the last
regular superintendent, changes have been made in
New Jersey, Ohio and North Carolina. 1t will
hardly be of any use to make change in New
Hampshire now, as the members Of the next Con-
gress are already elected and before the election
of the succeeding ones a new apportionment must
be made under the census of 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11

The ST. Louis FIRE.-An affidavit made by the
watchman of the steamer White Cloud, on which
the fire that lately desoated fair portion of the
city of ST. Louis originated, leads to the impression
that the boat was designedly fired. He testi6es-
That the night of the fire as he going board
his boat he met an lrsbm.n very ragged dresea
Dsemns the answer sstfactory he was suffered TO
gong The rounds took a. the oreeasts where he re
s s%
aI room that was incl the trip peyoq After this ard
Of the do'a came 70 him and told him that he knew
that she to be burned three days before and expressed
to her, The day following tie witness again met Bount
the Ieyee who ed what he sad the evening prev
On ie On The 18Th Blonnt shipped On boa the steamer
Manh, Nsy, for New Orleans in the capacity of car
The Marshal Nay arrived in this city fortnight
ago. This matter was, according to the ST. Louis
papers of the Sd, telegraphed to this city, that
Blount might be arrested-but nothing has tran
spred here to indicate that he has been arrested or
that he ever reached here.
There is always disposition, after any great ca
lamty like this fire, to trace extraordinary
cause. The burning of the White Cloud alone,
would not probably have been event of sufficient
magnitude to set the public to searching for some
special agency. Yet there is no reason to suppose
that the terrible consequences to the city could
have been anticipated from the burning Of that
boat. The greatness Of the calamity leads people
to associate with it some design Of corresponding
enormity. There grows up accordingly an excited
state of suspicion, and readiness to credit all sorts
of rumors and exaggerate the most tring incidents.
In this state Of the public mind there are often
found persons of heated maginations, little zeal
Gus perhaps for notoriety who discover all sorts of
plots, and find the criminal, from marvelously
slight indications.
We have no special reason for discredting these
reports from st. Louis, but we think caution not
out of place, against any hurried belief Of crimi-
nality which may do irreparable injury to persons
perhaps entirely innocent.
IMPORTANT SURvEY.-The Government has or.
dered reconnaissance to be made from Fort Smith
to the Bay of San Francisco. Lieut.. Simpson, of
the Typographical Engineers, assisted by Lieut..
Hagen, have been ordered upon this service. This
reconnaissance, in connection with those heretofore
made by Fremont, will enable Congress to decide
upon a route for Pacific road.
CuANcr Or C0Ncp rcSIoNAV DfSrp Tf IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-11
NEW ORL FANS:
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE II, 1s4o.

The ST. LOUIS FIRE.-An affidavit made by the
watchman of the steamer White Cloud, on which
the fire that lately desoaed SO fair portion of the
city Of ST. Louis originated, leads to the impression
that the boat was designedy fred. He testifes-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
PRIVATE ADVICES 70 THE TRIBUNE.
TELEGlAPHIC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From our Liverpool Agent
TO The HOUR OF SAILING.
81 Elec;ric Telegraph
ENGLAND.
Ministerial Crisis.
LoNDoN- ,atlr1ay, April -

LONDON -a,4flay ) iril - An
lam a. po-scs-ion ~ llforinsfion D vlch reliance
can le placed iAs- t1e days of ne present Govern
mont are numbered aad 'ha, Is more than probable
that eye fhr Canada -,ar-- f0r Ne~iorz on t1e -fh
prox.mo "a rca Administrator VII ae ln process u
frnation. Tho question VIII boz decided r pho Rao
maid Q f1r ireland wnicL Lord stanley and f- i0l
l0psc-- wl oppose w.fr Pho m0-' violent dcuul-sln
have ben round fo fl. ieal.r- Clubs r1i- morning
and End '-o opinion gaming -rolll tlsf lie Grace I'd
Wellington nlA throw be influence ln Stanley scale.
and place pocket -. 70 proze- - fhe disposed ID
the lob'e and aspiring Baron. Calling for -uoIlert
n, the iior.e Guari-. my way p tne Electric ee-
graph a-0 harmed that le .fno DlSc' wl most likely
Boz called upon ro take pr1rnle-. par- .n the icrIna
u01 ~ tho now Ministry
From certain r1m0r- which prevail IN the neeh7oF-
hood Of - Nhlte Hall and DoWnng--t the morning, Lord
John seong that bis case h0peless had made some
farther appointments rewards tor 'he pat serf
of those member, Who although returned 1y con.ti1
faces 20 oppose t1o principle sfc pied 'y bis D1F ~
mont have deemed j. more eNrcdioni Bob afrn1 ip
their own than the expressed "i-n oi tnelr
supporters a. ~ polling .oo'n-.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
I.n.t Night.

Some fear was expressed on Saturday 'aS' u"
senp, might be made last nigh, TO rene" the "s'"i'
saees The admirable manner IN "ih'n '"' ''''', -
sad police regulations have been carrie" NV
gsse universal confidence that all outrage "o"'' "
osce checked and the citizens generally respecting ''
EXCLAMATION issued by the Mayor ON saturday ''
nHned quietly within doors The rsin' WIG" ''''
nenced falling early in the morning kept tne
irsbly clear ali day. so tha, at night the police io'c'
had no difficulty in preserving order. The "ho'e
o. the First Division Of the State Militia was ofue'e"
o. duty. TO be in readiness al four O'clock IN
and 70 muster at the sound Of the slarm-sevon
strokes Of the City Hall bill The L : troops on Gov
ernofs Island and Marine Corps Al Brooklyn Navy
Yard were also in readiness, should there be any de-
nand for theg service.
Abou, o'clock two or three companies from the
seeoad and Fifth Regiments assembled in Washington
square where they formed snd drilled Two
Of Cavalry were stationed in the same NlclnliYi "
sSnl iny demand tor their services
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
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81 a., "a. p e. lon =, srs samu. ct ar f- b.rn, r BE-
'ays nl ff@ tsr--
job a-i Lti- : Harror srs coz Rsi q r satror'
&c b.
- .fF clsn-.a fsriu. Gootfa. asnee 20
f.r -sl F-snfl.ca. - --L
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nr ~
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= ~ g. os g. .ssa 5rt cns', Of for'aaa
s.ar1 1.rz -ss-
ioh .- ,,5.s .oa -. passed Ear, Rs-r MORRISON
-t..tr- ~
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81 .. jar ssrs Aiar- fo R-'0 Nf o. sn'
f-f a-t. iet -7 ID. loc ' t-i snp N-lon 90 ia'
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
Passengers Arrived.

sfega-ttr TsHpffcs f9s SarHHaAN Neottef, 10y an
ehl8 sassn1sh. BoOs otitr-n Grna W Of1A.hr
art as, S.e York. NJ. Pstt. Ns Molton A's lien
Ntrr u,o- Macon Csprl, Mrs Marvel .nt @fFali "a
taansh. Me- u Clnfh. Nj Ciorh, forfs AniI-r- -
.iv - Boston Mr. fsr Ner ore-ns W hH
aaa aa. ssst.r Bai-ti bl- C-gt Cstt.a1sI ani t'
Pnublrlh sne oy -; hrs and Nrs Wadoefn
ssvanash lntoh Foris Groom, Ashtrs tept bA,-f
..rs I1ns DAVID Farrl' Brs'on Ms,es NJ la'osh. Hc
sta. N.r " Iaonh Ffrsa Mr. khy, tulHmo0s, NJ. B1ne
oa ~. Thornla Toqhn Ne " hua'er Savannah Fafto
l.su.t.. b " lot Ciloh fords h1f taii. Otl :
- Ioha Nfxitnaa Nes Or-ars. Nlefk. -ifsnnal,
sar- Pn1seeac- RI Narghy. Mtou u Aaffe". SoltnN'
Df Wtsrtotfo rs C4thhsft-an frsolrt1i 1osnsr'
s.v.nush taso Bsstou Mr. nans brcrE ~, ,ofi Zoe
south Caras Blllsy Boston, Hanoori h-H i'h--1i "
q r....-
n ftfg Cazaf- f-o. GA, slH Mss saas his J'l'e
rl.Hi nd -'r-rsze
y '1rs Cera- f-s y c,eir Jo-egh boa 'on D'7-''' ~
NJ r. Haf Br-rtlu Mr . Y Ysdsss "a, Js-f-on
IN hars y n " G from Ltrsryyol-Df smith aod . 'i
Il, tg F5-a from NssI4n eCsP; E-~sri AlsfAs, AZ 9
orig h .shsncsf q Ibon.-uon
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
I.n,c from ~. Domingo.

We have received intelligence from -. Domlh
20 TO the 2ih ulmo by the arrival of the schooner For
s.f. Capt PURKIs from Port au Platt Capt T. informs
us that great rev had taken place in the position
of affairs in the island.
President soulouquc, with his army had been en-
cunpcd within few miles Of st Domingo City using
water from stream whose source was near the ci'y
This had been poisoned by the Domnicans and occa'
sond much sickness and great many deaths IN me
Hayticn army. At this time the Dominlc~ns aiiac kcd
Them ION 10th AprD killing great numbers taxing
many prisoners and nearly capturing Soulonque nm
sclf Ills army entirely put TO route
On 9lst April the town OF Azua was rccapt9red ana
General Santa marched across the lines which divide the
Two uroynccs expressing his determination TO be the
ssrrcssor and 10 XII every prisoner he takes.
Before the change in affairs, provisions arriving AT
Port su Plau and other Dominican ports were com. com
ns5 bv IN, authorities to be sold at very low rates
named by them Since the battles however the prices
has risen and ON the 27th had advanced - per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
F. sa,,, Il s,oes.. e. q, Fa'a-fs Pare
-.rrEnAr. Yar I.-P !

-ATrRDAT. Nay l2-P n
There 8 bat lille activity in Stocks. and the
tendency of prices il downward The fancie. are
quite hesr~. Governments vere .n far demand ~
previous Fr.css.
There ere few sales O.; Sterling at :; ior
sr..c.,.. Bill. some Francs have been drawn II g -
tlr d t-st r-ss name.
In F-ei-hts there iss nclerste business doing
T. Liverpool 800 tl-h Conn., tl lQQ tots heavy
F-,i-h, - Cotton % 5i6i D. To Be.sst 40oo
su.a Com a., - 80 London. Tobacco q, e and o.
- r.r- and lI t..- g-s and SKINS a0s sni u 5t.s
Ashes. --- g. 20 glasgow. Corn. cd Flour. q "a
Tar. O.. sd Cotton. T. u Hsvre. the 7s-sr, u ne
2ltd d. fal 81 ilr Cotton.
The Hayre packet taok $4,000 10 Silver. Tie
Crescent C.-y brought s25oo0 from Iav.na
Tas first toats from Buffalo arrived today with
produce
TIE operations at the sab-Treasury today
are Receipt. ...... s-3i ids
Payments l4h.-
Ba.snce 2 -.
TIE value ci merchandise imported iato the
d-,r-t excepting ,lsi cent 20 The warehouse and 'he
amour. % durc. received during The week ending
,ne i-h n. n each Of tho four years is o. annexed
5,. 5-.s, :.'s, GODS. - -, 'i 'i SO, $50 i15s .ss'
To.s. mi-~ Si7l5es7 $ l6i5il slefi ~ s-7s7 -
c..s .-, -...sf ...sf. sf.. 80 si 5ae-s 5-sss3 s-75,-
Tho cufrie. ey .1e Washington and tho British steam
er ruu ,he imports up thi- week The exports .or thc
same week arno -at to sf3-i.5
The following tie Dry Goods business Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
L. q. CARRfN0TON. Auetonecr.
NY JA(On -, ATT.-itARDWAPft GU

DLtRY, FANCY GOODst UULD NV ELEl, ". :,
me Auction Room q Plaitst. quantity OF lard are by
order of Assignee with which tue sale VIII e nnencr
consisting OF aiches. hcs wood butts chisels,
plnne rns escks ivory combs brushes, locks lef
rays Tal0rs and cases. homes. drawing knives ege oos
sadiron stands frame pullies &C nc Also - aoten ts
cocoa black and selftp, stag Sc aso esrsefs 10 a'en'
&c 10 be sold without Also cut lacks rnkes hoes
aies powder hasks brass csndescks. iron squares psd
and chest locks sc Also, fancy goods, uohns &C Aso'
500 cards pock ard pen knives, razoFs and scissors &c
AMOR tho sale II hardware m l0s city made gold eweht
Al about l2 O'clock &c &C Also general assortment ot
best plated table and tea spoons, forhs, Ne mNlt "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
BOON TRADE.
,Ir coID n11Nrs or THE CHA.

IhL LOIU NA44' b VI - - NI--@1l- n
SEQUEL To OLD HICKS Iht CT w, hy
i las Weber. su'acr ~ JACK Long 10 Hu@' "a
.ha t..f .Vr., Free -o cents
50 ,sors 10. ever been more warmly "e.concl ol ne
,.s Ts notices. are 100 .ong 10 extract bar ie" aaNe
been -elect ted -, A, 49,.
.l.'. s-.a. to Ot E.ss ihs Ggt-. b. Cess W N-eoer
.., s., Of a t. nor M. 80
q .. ae ..r- r.u crasr ouc OF the ms saphH
ns 90 in.sa-fY adventures essr u-a lh- voN NAss
~ o. d. f. .laa O. ths suA a I've 'eor
lte.- fNo ast v,l-- iar- ave ~ 4- rc e. ni us a.
h.e.r- -s.'1f rffNa pSi nositfs o.
.h. ana Ia, . "a spgr-c.tsa NJ Weeosf .ves
-.i = f N--
n - r ts- r,i ---3.h- list has 'stsy coo- unt-
our o,.s.tn "a 81 much - h~ AN. OF 9. hth @oon
@ .-hei slfh. ~ 0-.-l .-' . .
N.rs could - vivid thai sone Of - is.cnpitn @ "a
- N-x lor4cn Chrruci-.
VI sr.phc sad pov-a nd aotnins cas-
al, ... -tff.s .i.a '~ hlr1 A.,
send ON yoir orders 20 DEWITT DAVENPORT.
r,vlt 9r. Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
A J. BLEECKER, Agcuoneer. 49,.
n ARGE AND PExEMpTORf SALE Of lD

IL Valuable Building Lots on Forty seventh eni rofO
eighth sts on the Eleventh and Hudscn River
anthony J. BLEECkER will sell al public AUCTION
n WEDNESDAY, May 10, At " o'clock at tho ms''
chants Exchange IN the City OF New-fork-
IL, ots OF ground, situated as follows
II lots on Forty .seventhst between the Ten'h ana
T. Eleventh avenues .,, -
10 lot. on Forty ysevenihst between ue Eleventh avenue
and the Hudson River.
~ lots on tory.eighth-sI between he hsVenthaf e"o
and tbs Hudson River.
"a lots ON the side Of The kisVcnh-avenne, be-
w een Forty-sixth and fOIty-eighth sts.
IL lots the Hudson Rlyor, with the wssr nght in
'front.' extending about 80 iset between foTy'skm and
FOry-nnth sts ,..
The above lots are In highly improving n"ghborhoof
The Hudson River Railroad will bs IA operation on tns
Eleveuthavcnue In the course Of few months, ana Nc
Corporation Of hs city being about 10 build iargr wharf
az Tie foot Of Fory-sevens together VITA tho other i'm
provsnenis The vicinity render these lots highly dess
bio The sale will be peremptory to the highest bidder
The te 1. one OF the oldest aud best In Nowfork and
hil wsantee deeds will be gwen The properly wiz b'
free aud Of all assessments, incunbfsnce oi
any kind Lithogaphie maps ofthe lots can be obtained
OF the auctOneer Brosdst week previous 10 ui'
sale (sss) myi2
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

THE pUsSFLDoRF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
rI,iJE ENHIBIrION OF PAINTINGS by Art
AUCTION SALES.

NJ MERWlN. Aucnoneer
BANGS, PLArT ~ co. store ~ Broadway
DAr PRV,rg SALE-BoHS's LissARlGs Just received
supply OF Millions prose works, voL s. Mentefs hs'@y
of Germany vol q Schegels Eshctc and mlsceslsneous
works. Brands popular Antiquities Of England scotland
and ireland vol Roger OF Nendovers Flowa. oi He
Iorv vol il Hamboldrs Cosmos. 2vcls Millers Philcso
phy of History vos l. l. PlaO's works ty Carey. vol
MONDAY EVENING, May li-Af o'clock
STANDARD BcoKs-A large collection .. library et,'
non, OF standard works theology. history. biography
poetry ars snd general miscellaneous literature, enbrsc
ag many hne London copies some ot which are oeaau
fllly Illustrated
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
II I = u .

Ny April 90. Mr- Abf
Of aud daughter o th- non 'o"h
ar deceased, Do The tist year OF Ter ss-
" l9 At noou congestion Of the lungs, ANNA
ei,s, nj Nm and May Grfith sg@d years and nouhs
@ and insnfs of The fanny are Ieiaseu - ass'
oro.,, i Afternoon O'Clock, from ther redrnc- ~ st -
o. ssiusa, MAY H. MARY inani ohhd OF WIN " sna wary
a. Ssissy ornnr a. Al her r- sncs 2A hssi bost
NJ RFpFCCA LuDLIM widow Of stephen Ludam ~ The I''h
,elr oihef -. -, -.,.,...
Her remains have tslsn TO Long lsland Tor mefm-n
NAV H. WILLIAM HENRY WOOD, youngest son oi ''Ah T.
" ood. the gfta ear OF hs asr , -. .-. =,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

The letter oi Mr. Lewis Ricardo on The Affairs ci The
Electric Telegraph Company j. greatly talkeI o. PUB
c opinion GALE u most important ep-tle and caci
lated 20 do the very reverse Of what he nfeuds in
amount ~ the cost Of Jcegrapin- the celebrity and
certainty o. di-pstch the United states would be very
interesting here ~ this time. some q the American
journals would DO us favor # they would give us the
benefit o. their experience Here tn telegraph ls a
most unjust and Infamous monopoly
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
Markets .c.Rfsrlly REPORTED FOR TIE rslsryr

IA. +.
are Co., Tbe sac. mofersi-
cOTroN-Ta- oreg u-. prolac-i heavy market Il.,-
r-so 20 slo lss and ne mas' On - sra "a 'svor
gs..,. 80. H.. 49,. srt f. E1.,-sr 4-r,, .,--
us-n futssa a. Hhr i'fsro pc'is SlIi - "a
- SS 1.,a' ~ g. & - ~. De- s.e %, .'
s5as 81 D. Soat srn s- trnsseoa. are Ho,oa'- A.
rs Atoui SO Gsors-ioFa g. ehaae- had. Ma f,7s
ir J.rs-f. oor JI oo baadyNl- s - kye Flour
GRAiS~T,r. - : m i,m.as rr wheat hut there sf-,
49, s-T. Of ouy-f- ai --'r' OH lei eNb G--
ID a- iras.r'a. qar- moderate IL 7o'
t4.a ~ .td-fs y-os. t10f, if Nort-r
81 o re- s-- Met of fh- ql. soas
her. b. r. -n-a, 81 su.h .o =. -. smother
coass-ab pirr.i ol ooaafonay Oats a.ar for Cana
VIII u.-i-,st- sen.ii Jff-e, a. l.c
some ha usf-, tie paeass % rhNh have roi
PfoyIsloSs-T- msrt., mr Po.s aro,r or Ne ,aa he
.-i-. rs.el 80 90 'cass1 y ,aa At h'-' W fnm- j. le
7n4 !. b--i h--s p .lss Dong 'i-p'S ~, o w., =
gss, a;ta ~ ~ ~, s7l L. N-a'- ih-- D.
nj lie ..-. .-. ~ tfi, s,, sad-r. It sl $500 = a.
- ssf IS te "a hls. p.a IA sut cn,s-.
RIcr-I srh ,aI .o &C., ciy MI. . t d,ys, 50 r ehor.
ToBACCO-we bots sa's s. bids A'ryand sad Oho a. 70
GiSsrNG- sac, 100 at .,oa, .e,a
RONIhsf@ hsvs ts.a s-ves anva q sN.d,s oo- o - -
ill tons Eng oh Bars brought $.
Rsiast, Co. from ins wharf 'ai o iou' se'P % os3l'
HEMP cor,aa.v. gaei rnst.i -e'auy .agg.d q
r-c.v-i from Loldon .d a. soout t7s NOS
I Ih- r. a- 90 tte arg @ Nsnii. lst.c
HIDEsTh- soo ki' Gsnd- 81 n II sAc ioo fo g.
| So 40. at. - --s
h a. .0 sa-nos Ar-, . 9ol green .aied DO. 20 -
- sd6 q CO & they &C. cssb
| - s.ats nsrhs pfraf- i-rls
LEATHER-Ts dsmanf or S0s coninle- animated and ih
fully equal the receipts ~ Prrs- % L<ht 49,
Ntfe dit hueFer favor oi he bug-f, ~LA
Heavy Das- s cunnue rey sarc- I'D proe- fsnia h
Fl-H-Thsr- ACTIVITY, ant have b-~ fsf- "f 30
a. Dry "a. r small sss 5ea 1f isfs- ah a.
| 100 torss Scaled H-FrnC whfh - a dsrin-
GFOCFRIEs- Tre Darr Nuscova1o sugars have been
tar r-qu-t rt'i-r inactive out clrnc'
The b. IL Ne~ a-4ns a. trHac i'l '
Porto 4aSk d. lbs f0bk. part iyf frlnnE
i~ eh- trnn al s-d 100 oo1-. bfu~a haai A. n r
Ihs Mns-- market c1ntlu-. dui h- d'us1d ifD - ta
Tts ~ 40 hhfs 81 Cuban nt-
it o. Cuba Mn.corai1 - i-ah 10 a. - Crur al ~
hhts Paffr kco a. 2ai- cargo OF -
ihs snj :. hlf. Inndsd Cgo a. a. 20 10 Nss o-an'
.d h bhis tud ~ tns Nv hrfA 90 iefn- roi mad
paolc Th-r- dem,at o C. lee iron o.. taos Ntnou
lhsnss puces Ih-s-s nclad- 1870 osf- brtl a. es@7f
sI l.gs.ys loO DO Manila a. 81 ~ 90 fono H.
| II u. 81 .na 10 ID 8, 10 q q SO. cl.l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
AUSTRIA.
The Rafile nenr Pesth.

Private adyiccs 10 the sd aye al hand From them
We learn up 70 that date no intelligence as TO the re
suit OF the battle AZ Pesth had reached that city II
ws. however known that Al engagement mad taken
plsce and the general opinion seemed 70 De thai no De
ti6ed advantage had been gained by either party
posscript added % one Of the latest letters rom
Vienna states that there Is confirmation OF the re
norred victories 81 the Austrans over the Hunssrans
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
IRELAND.
@prpad of Disease

LIVERPOOL, saturday April 2c-l-
Cur Dublin express which left that city last night
has lust arrived but ts contents unusually barren
Nothing is talked Of but the spread OF disease the des
tuition Of the people and the utter inability OF the
country 10 provide remedy for evils OF such all alarm
inr and extensive nature
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14

The Socialist meetings continue 20 give great anxiety
10 tho Governmant. no les. than scventysix persons
have been arrested for opposing tic police IN their
attempts 20 dsperse the mecting. Yesterday SIX per
sons were arrested al Nersaulles for attempting TO
.cluce the sodicry from their duty they have been
examined and committed for tTial
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t.tNtitAL NUliDt.~

- Public Meeting NJ the BROOKLYN raber
narIe e-HgNgY Bfte. formerly slave ID NehiNchf' Nhd
Rev HFSHT "a GtrSrrr OF Geneva. y. "li. lecture
lpon evns The Bll- t0 e slaves OF ne tinted >si' .
n he Taberuace occupied N fae n.regaro ron oi ie Rev
Hrsvy W.Rn BrFc4rr. ll Ferep0ntsf o1 MONDAY
evening MAY H. af = o'clock TIE pubic sl" resi- ec'
mid. ll-.,e,l i1 attend mviil
- First-C las Drug store For sale In con-
sequence OF tic present propnefor having cAer nt-.~
vs. ch requires all hs attention The location j. one ui ne
best r fls civ and fae store "a now dons te Lete
For flrffer particulars appy 20 Mr. HENRY W Rob
FRr, glq Broadwav my1 7rseot-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-14
state of the Money Market

The city articles of tho Tine OF this day states that
n, English funds wer- all day yesterday steady ss.
with tho exception of purchase Tor money 40 o., the
market may be- sad 20 have been without uangei dd
not however close strong The Report OF the Eastern
Counties Railway agrated the hare market most AZ
fllv and lowered ali descriptions Of stock without re-
ference 70 Mr. Hudson lines only.