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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
~ Mr.. Edmund Burke, we perceive, is deter

~ Mr.. Edmund Burke we perceive, IS deteI'
mined to make great msn OF Senator Truman
Smith, if unsparing and untiring abuse through
The Union will do it. We trust Mr.. Smith will
not attempt to retaliate. Edmund is the poorest
sort of timber TO make great man out OF. He
twits the Senator about wooden nutmegs, per
haps to rouse his Yankee ingenuity, bat this Is a
lob beyond the genius even Of Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Cholera on the Hudson River Railroad.
Correspondence q The Tribune
fEEgsKIII. Fnl

frKSskiIL, Friday, June ~.
MEssSs. EDITORS In looking over your paper
to-day saw gu account Of the sickness and death.
on Section "a OF the Hudson River abroad. which
is all true enough as far as the mortality is con-
cerned, but the story about the Cholers Hospital
"a all "humbug." Ny Business 10 in the imme.
date vicinity OF Section "a, and | Am there daily
and know there is no Hospital there except the
.hsnties where the lsborers live or rather stay
Many of the men have died without seeing ar
NJ D. after they were attacked. No new case,
to-day Yours, respectfully,
MARCUS ABBorr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Poisoning Case-Another Victim.

tINtINNAIIl July %
child of Captain Ssmmons has fallen victim to
the poison administered by son and brother; Inc
Coroper held su inquest over the body Of Mrs Rivers
the lady who partook supper with Capt Summons on
the fatal ght alluded TO yesterday aud the jury rem
dered verdict that Mrs Rivers died from the effects OF
srsenic administered by Isaac Summons. The other
members Of the family, seven in number are yet lying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
wILLIAMsBURGH AFFAIRS.

THE WILMINGTON CAG-Tbs adjourned
.ttns Of the Coroners Inquest on the body Of Chris
una Grosz held yesterday, and alter the testimony
Of fourteen Witnesses which amounted 10 nothing the
Jury after much discussion and various notifications
Of verdict. at last 10 the conclusion OF submit
ting the following. which was given IN accordingly -
The verdict Of the Jury in this case TO- that Christina
Grosz wa found sosng In the Hoaston-st Ferry, Wa
Iamsburgh being dead and floating IN the dock The
opinion Of the Jurors 10 that the sbovsnsmed Chris
ina Cro.z came 10 her death By some means 70 the
Jury unknown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

.FarAL AFrRsr n sCLLIvAs CorsTr.-A ~,
respondent gives as the particulars u ne N
named Nsmsry 81 ~ old man nsn,s - - 80
quarrel .boa. division fence. and Sfie AI - -
beating Smiths cattle the reosostre ioox - -
8 shot n be went 70 the n>ighbors LEM al
zoe s,, ya,ua,sy % the gs,ees e'sjs
he acted 10 scitdsfenee- =. -
, No., on saturday nirhi last re ,S'sD'l'o
couseu Onery s...s:s%s"' Z, 30 M -.
ouln' sfooo 20 81 90 n BrtsVo1. tfsst o. nafn
Ia - -linr alley connected with tae Cat - p e.
!, R,ixhton were destroyed By 40 inceadHry Pc
uondsv With the barn were cspt Arif1 40 i' u.
~ nav. beside grain &C. WHO'S .li between etV.s
ed o1SoQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

OHIO CoSvIcrs Gov. FosD has expressed his
determination to pardon more convie's in the Ohio
Penitentiary in view of the Cholers-tor the reason
that the disease has now subsidized coupled with
a thorough preparation OF the Prison, that no alarm
need be hereafter felt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Cholera in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Monday, July %
TIE report Of interments for the last iS hours to
10 o'clock odsy is Of Cholera g. and other diseases
~ Weather cool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Large Fire IN Montreal.

MONTREAL, Tuesday July H-AM
A large fire occurred in this city this morning
and consumed 80 buildings before it subdued The
Cholera 10 slightly the increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
The Continued Decrease OF the Epidemic In
the West.

CINCINNATI, Monday, July ~.
The decrease IN this city and ST. Louis contln-
ues Our cemeteries reports here do not average fifty
Der day and In ST Louis, the weather which during
the fore part of last week was wet di'agreeaoe ana
unhealthy has become quite clear though 1t continues
somewhat cool for the season. The interments for the
week ending Saturday, were AS Of which 300 were
from cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Health Of MontreaI-COI. II ONES Dead-Cath
Ole Procession-NO Disturbance.

Toe health Of the city remains unchanged. We
have had forty eight deaths in the OF the last Is
hours Col Homes, of the sd Regiment is dead. An
immense Catholic procession took place in this city
Yesterday but happily disturbances took place in
consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
~ TELEGRAPH TO The NES.YOSk TRIBUNE.
HenIth Of PhiladeIphia and Markets.

Sxty-hve cases q Cholera and J. deaths nave
occurred for the "a hours ending noon to-day
The market tor COTT0S s steady. and notice ssies
Of 100 bales at 9dl0c FLOUR is less firm At ~ ~
Is notice an advance in WHEAT, White i se4Ans a.
1I2c and Red ll6c. Com IL held at 6oc so2c-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
Cholera Mt IT. Louis-AnOther Account

ST. LOUIS MOnuay' july %
For the week ending Sunday, July o. there
were 22e deaths from Cholera and l76 from other dis
eases, compared with the week ending the 10TH Ihs
shows decline f4Ol deaths from Cholera and 40 from
other diseases. The interments yesterday were OF
Cholera 81 and other diseases l3 showing rapid a'
ling of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

Ngw Bosros NOrIOS-4 Rot QHe'ied D.
Wssr On sunday evening disgrsceiul not occurred
IN Beach 81 Boston wherein sundfy NaicnIaen were
attacked with paving stones, Sc The attack caused
the wstchnen TO retreat 70 stable near the corner Of
Beach and south-sts. where the rioters followed them
and immediately laid siege 10 - ie'eng stones al TIE
door. and windows The moo BY this time had IN
creased TO several hundred the windows Of the place Of
refuge Of the watchmen were irven IN and the stack
ers were on the point OF sealing them when the whole
morning division oi the b0ylsiOl "aten spproseaed
and caused diversion b THIS utne me clzens gen
ernlly were alarmed snd the nreoslls were rung.-
uoauies 20 and soon on the sPot when con-
Dsny % we're ordered TO attach their hose 70 ydrzn
~ The spproaehins mob greeted with stream Of
such force and power that they scattered IN confusion
and dad During their aizht, three Of them were AZ
res,ea Noue oil the Watch were seriously injured,
though had 10, the mob received such drenehag they
would probably have done considerable nishiei As they
were generally armed with paving stones-
M,cKsREL FIssEET-The schr Champion
arrived AZ Gloucester Mas on Thgrsday last from Bay
cblur uirh 40 bbs msckere This IL the 1rst arrival
hi. season from the Bay 81 Gloucester and the pros
poets or fishing that place hss been gnfsVoraoe
thai about % vessels frem Gloucester Ihsrs MS
ssssoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

DR.. BAscoM The LeriagfoR tKy.) Observer Of
the lsh conradicts the Of the death OF Rev DR.
BAsooN by Cholers in that city DR.. had been quite
N for several days and serious fears were entertained
of his recovery--but no is now much better snd be
leved to be entirely out of danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

MoRE DEsrHs on TEE Hor FRIDAY, i3rH.--
Mr. Richard swain died while At work In his hayf
Darlington n II. AZ Hsverhin, Ma. Leonard Web
ster aged 50, while moving on the town f.rm-vss
bald and sun struck Al North Andover. Joseph sts
vens aged 50, dropped dad while moving Al West
Anssbary, WILLOW WIlcomo melted and died In M
snssl testo1 resi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

OssgEvArcE OF TIE FAsr.--The Western
stage Company have given notice through the Ir6asa
sss Journal that they viii not their coaches % ths
hr.t Friday IN August and instruct their agents Ia In
diana and Illinois and every other person the inter
est or employ Of the Company, strictly "a carry 0s
his ds,sr zllarcl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.

Execution Of Conrad Nintner---The Scene
aud it, Probable InGuencc--The Murder
er'- Hi-tory n Illustrating the Cruelty
of our present social Arranzement---Pre-
paration- for the Reception Of Father Ma
thew in Baltimore, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

NETWORK TRIBUNE.

BOARD Of Heaith....TUrsDAY' July u.
Or. GHxA the Resident Pbysieian reports g ne"
Cholera and - deaths, having occurred since
b,eport Of Yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

" Rev. J. F. Sawyer-brother OF Col Wn
Sawyer, L. S Representative from ohio-died OF con
sumption o. Allegheny City, rsssaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

British League Differences In the Tory Camp
Hopes of the T0rie--Indepesdeace and
Annexation -Uaiversal Standardization
ofCoI. Gugy-iionfreai Qaiet-CsIh Ollie Ex-
a.perarion Madame LabOrde - Thunder
storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

never in bis reporting career has there been such
desrth Of news yesterday. Only single 20
lice case At the Tombs. and that only Inior
nation lodged. but arrest Whether this is to b
attributed TO the Cholera TO Father Mathew, grow
ing morality is not certain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

TT The Special Committee Of the Common
Council The transportation hither Of the bodies
Of Major Gen. WORTH and Col DUNCAN, have succee-
ded obtaining an agent 10 proceed forthwith. who
will return II possible by October next Tho o..
,1ouV placed the disposal OF the Commit.
tee, to deirsy necessary expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
WM. II. AsPINWALL, fresldsni

II Ia understood tina. very magnificent tesumonsl
L. in course OF preparation for Capt Forbes
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BAYiRD fAYLORS LEFIERS.~.So. ".
New-Orlran. In July

Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
NF-r Ozrya~s Tufv u 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
From SANTA Fc-EmiGration Z, California
Indians. & g. &c.

We find the following letter IN The To- card'~as
Adcoca,e II viii be found intercs'ira ihop.' GOT 80
late as former account. from santa -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
" We are happy % state that Mrs. Rstht

is this morning much better and gres, hopes Of her
recovery are entertained by the attending Ply clan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

VIII keep on hand during the Summer
and Fall large and welseecied assortment Of slaves,
LOW PkIcEs.
My time obliges me To close this hasty letter
without mentioning some other things which have
struck during our stay. The Falcon sails 10
morrow at 10 A. NJ. with about $50 passengers Ia
all. In "a h, urs shall be again on the Gulf, be-
yond the reach OF musketos. and well prepared to
stand the hardest rains of the Isthmus. BIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25
~ number Of the Street Pavior' have peti
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

toned the Common Council for of wages TO
81 per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-25

IrEspAy July .. ls4s
" TIE stesmer SovfternSr. Capt. BERRY. ar
rved this morning with dates from Chsrle.toa to ss,
arday Afternoon, 2lst INST We sgAn under obi
ssion 20 our friends OF the Nacry Cesvsg snd Eres
- NrSs. for late papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
Accident on the Erie Railroad.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Z lTTet pOllftrH lT I ne 7 Tluuue-
ELHIAA Monday. Nov H.
The morning train west which eff New York
on Saturday al o'clock A. " ran OF the track scout
twelve miles sss, Of Einirs TIE engine, tender and
hsssree car were precipitsied PARKWAY down AZ en-
bar kment Of some tweaiy feet, and nearly cspszsi -
The Engineer sld Fircmsn escaped ~ jumping For
tunarey 30 one wss Injured or suffered In any WAY
save from the fright TIE accident was 0ccasoned y
coming 10 contact with two cows upon the track. %
much praise cannot D. awarded % Mr. James Todd
Conduc ,or. for bis prompt Sni efcieui management
snd great presence Of mind His unurng exerro0s for
the comfort and safety of he passengers drew forth
their hi chest comnendsuons After soue SIX hours
dear,o On they were 81 landed safely IN Emirs. with
nothing T. regret save ina oss cf comfortable Eight
rest Yours. truly Il. !. :, passenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
Wing m.l .rity 1905

T ere IL vi course no longer doubt Of the cleo
zion Of WAsHISGTos HUT, Controller, tHEl,ro-
rHfR MoRGAN, Secretary Of state, ALyAH HrNT,
Treasurer, and HYzFEIAH c SEYMOUR, State e.
eiaecr sud Sargeyor--W. Hunt having over
1000 majority aud the other not much less than
tba' AZ between Messu. JOSHUA a. SPENcER'
SAMUEL SrtvEEs, Nelson j. BEACH, BsNJANiS
SQUIRE eud their several opponents, who arc on
the Anti Rent ticket the run IS very close, we
fear the heavy Anti Rent vote OF Delaware has
elected sIl Of the LOco-Focos On the Antl.hent
ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
BOARDING.

DOkRD-Nvi,h pleasant rooms. oa second for. 'ur-
Dllsh-t Or ur furnished, Tor gentleman snc as = lie
or ans. family or two Or three sHs genieu7c, a. il
lad iHOgstcnstl HE house "a rev, has 9ai1-
ing room, sc. - y
DO,ROIN ple&asaifron. room. guflguts.e5. f3r
ID s-ri errsn and nis wife 40 ore Or Two furnishes
looms r ,ins gentlemen, s. % Nancks, nearly o2pos-
ils 81 John .-psfk 10 y
D0aVD-A g@au uau zad wife, or TWO angie sea-
ID er~r de.irous % resssui rooms, upon ne second
s3- ca b. s-.or al-t By app ing e. POI E4s 5foAt-
wsv Beet of references rec -lrrd 81. -
D0IKD ~ SOUTH BkOOkLYN-wi.hin ,
ID fruras ~sf OF ili1n-ss-nue ferry and lu n.a-
uts. N sfuh Ferry las sScke.i-s sout AIDE, rear H-ss
pI-sssr. lo~ar' 1u and riesssni rooms telau
DOGRnIN1.-Roorns % et y "a board 10 s-nI-rr
II - =. Vff Or y-lI.-l1-r- VAN auc cold baths
pea.ss .r1Aron; isi Foarsh-s nesI ~ psrE ol, m
>VE. SWAIN, - nCRRAH.-T A gsa..--
vi - sud - ~ IT, 80 sirge gsntsIner. arc We
:. - 1----r boa-ders car 20 accommodated wl.r
a.ssrt ro5-s sad good board. ou mJdersie lerns ~
early application - =
lanai PRIVATE FAMILY havius more
\ - - th4s Wisl o. occupy would tske ITO o.
-. ---r k-d .h~ir wives. or f-w EinEe g--t--
ne. - 5os-a Apply =. = Gr-el--s- ~ =.
FI-aST-Hkp BACH PAkLOR WI par
\ -, - ~ wlir Boa. 20 Ee-t-ls- 81 his wife
- --.--sr s7rv q. SEQ B-1om--.t or - BroalV ay,
cor IN JOS 81 :. { q Ri11' MS iV
maui To LET-A gs-..s1lsn -aa BE- .ccounl3- ;.
TX y, - f1rnsl-d pedro RE- .se SECOND 11Qr n
- - rted 1v = 49, l-ct-l- grvale family l1 Mar
,sf,t ,-sr EAsg 3r1s1~ay. A1-ress J ? Pcs.Or- -
Chaham scuarr -
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Michigan.

Both Houses OF the Legislature viii be Loco
Foco, although the Whigs and Free Sellers have
gained several members. The Senats vii stand
L. t. E, 1t issupposed. The House Is composed Of
Ct members. So far the Wings and the Free
Sellers have chosen - Members winch is better
than at any former election fory yeas past Several
OF the Loco Focos elected are pledged to Free SOL
sgsinss Csss and will vote with the Free Sole's
Tor the proper instruction OF Gen. CssR. Coupled
with the large Free Soh gam 10 tue Legislative
this in tseh is gratifying fact, and equivalent to
Free Sol victory. Our friends In Calhoun, Gen
| esee, Jackson and " sshtensw Counties sustain
ed Mr.. Llttleiohn most CALAMITY, although dlsaf
lection elgewhere accomplished his defeat. TIE
Locos were thoroughly organized and assisted II
in their efforts with the patronage Of the Ssste snd
q corrupt press.
The friends OF freedom, on the contrary, were
much dissprited by the tsunts Of their opponents
and the detection OF great number of their ior
mer friends. Ia several strong Anti Cass coante'
the Free Sellers had no presses, while nssr y
every county OF sny importance bad a Csss psPei
supported directly by the State Government.
The Detroit Free Press says. that the sne ID
ment TO the Constitution, providing for the eie G
tion OF Judges State OfHcers and District At'or-
neys by the people, has been carried by an almost
unanimous vote. And vote OF equal unanimity
| has decided in favor OF a Convention 70 revise tie
Constitution"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
XYrnsE.nAr MonNrNs.

hosUWEsr TO DR.. HoUsTos.-The Committee
10 charge Of this subject met a. the A'tor House l'
evening" AeonmsEiesii0n "As read IRON me secretary
Of the Cypress Bs cems'ery 70 the eject issi ne hsa
oeen Instructed BY his Honor, C. WoodhsD, is rfea
dent 10 inform the Committee that any Hnsold '''
tsat eueery would Be placed at their service 'of VIC
5;sei contemplated. i, was accepted sns W. - !.
thanks returned 20 tie Cemetery Af hVn''.- -
the C9zr.1 and RHqub0, NJ. Dan. u ~
and Mr.. c. Edwards Lester, we're sppon's' ~ Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
California Emigrants.

In the bark Orion, from Boston. Nov T. Tor San iran
cisco
H.srs Sac fespts1 and j. s1nssr s-n = X
- Tsou.. &c., L..s Rnosnsoe. = vka1s kcsnsu
sslrsas, Rel1-gs. ch.s " pnnck Prae- Dan -
Ns An-s Chs sa's-tf J7hu ca 90. D,vf hafisf- A
80 stsph-a Rure--- O~-l Etr-s -. tsr-e ~
H.- IL Hsnsln Han o. Foster jena a. ''ei
1 Wsos.sr 1. % nQuth -.
In The Eugene from Coniuit Nov 10, for san iran
cisco -. u.,,,-. J,-..
s.uP.os Fr--u,s or0es'r, ''s-F- 0r0ss'' 81. N-
crveku
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COAL.

|voAI-R-d A.h. uu- s. s.. la-g- uut s. :, stove
I srd egg Lehigh s.ove Ard egg & - e,s roa 90.
A. I1v-rocci Ard Cumberland rokls; yaf1s - -.
she.s - TAf0R WgFkS
IOAI-lsu corrn1- 20 1-.fr~- tl- 80 Ga ~
Os.ov- sal egF c. Pssrh or-1er1. A. = p -
wei .cre-uee sd dry from uat-. 80, ~ So
6 q Ter III r - :, -. a..
rig IN Toner u h-Ds ~ VI -
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NEw JERsgY ELFCTIoS.-The returns from Cape
Man and Salem confirm our repOrts-the regular Nl's
ticket in the former being elected over Goa tuon, by
some - 1rity and loco foco tcke, in the ater tx
cept the sheriff by over 100 Mr. Etmonds the Cape
Nay senator and Mr. Williams the A"emDiymAn'
This gives us one majority in the Senate ana IN the
House IS heretofore reported. 1t 10 proper 10 add
that he papers abroad have fallen into an error in re-
gard to the effects of the Monopoly question The
Wings are nov as they have been, anti monopoly, but
tho qreft0n did not arct the elections supposed,
and their candidates were selected and elected usual
orthdr own foundnes oil points fthe Wing policy
ans not with rc sire r,fcrcqce 20 the Rsil Road cues
lion. newark AlN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

Making exactly tie in Joint BALLOT leach
party having chosen - Members.
~ We have n Photographic Rspo.t That
another Whie is perhaps chosen in st Lawrence.
and tina, one may be in Lewis but We choose 10
cln.eie both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
MILLlANsRrRGH AFiAIRs.

THE NEw CaURca Yesterday afternoon the
ceremony Of laying the stone Of the Church to
b. erected On the corner Of South POurh and sixth 81
was oerorned The Church 10 for the First PFesoy's'
Ran society. Rev. Mr. Mclean, pastor II 10 to be
very arss ore Of brick, vita columns on ths SCUM
Fourth 81 front, and sylre Tss ceremonies Jes1er'
dsT a,,T actso large eongregai.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14
RROOKLYN AFPAlRs.

COMMON CotScIL.-A meeting ot this Board
took place ye.trday afternoon His Honor the Mayor
ia the Chair
\ communication from IL. B. Dwyer Bnssdier 0es
ersl relative to the funeral Of Gen. Worth "" resa
IL states that dle the character Of the ety ths
there should be public manifestation OF their respect
for one VINO had reflected much honor on bis nauys
State, and invited the member. Of the Common Coun
ell to ,ate part in the proceedings AID spinos moved
the following resolution
Rs.oi,,d That tho Common Council accept Tho nuIa
ton o. he Military OF me Ciy and County 70 accompany
N. remains Greenwood Cemetery on FndaJ noxs ana
maze All accessory arrangements for the proper manifest
anon respect the expense Of me same not 70 sh
coed $50.
Thi, led to discussion which lasted for some time
AID spnols opposed 70 any appropriation or any
.pnointment Of Committee. AID Peet ssid that u
would be disgrace 70 the city, If such miserable
consideration as a few dollars should prevent them
oe,to wing proper honor' On the remains Of tbs IL
| lu.,rious dead After some time had been consumed
10 the di.cussiJn lae resolution was carried. Other
bu.ips,s % ocs nature was then transacted sisef
| which the Board adjourned.
ArrExpr AT Sui-lDE.-A young man named
Thomas Banirg attempted 70 commit SUICIDE on sun
dsv s.t AZ his residence Pneap2ies'. while aoorng
under temporary deran cement prodo esd foin ''''o'
.B.,s.aed 10 nis basines lie stabbed him'ei 10 me
tbrc,t with knife and cut come Of the main arteries
A, ate hour yesterday BE- st alive but there Ia
little hopes Of his recover
scpRENE C0URT.-Ths CoGr., which mad been
Dostooned from ThGrsday ssL Ia Consequence Of tie
severe Illness Of Judge BsrcO, resumed It's si.ng yes
,erday. Bot 10 businsss Of Importance transacted
~ TIE new B,p.st Church in Nassau Ct
which opened on -undSy evening, ~ said TO be
very and eonlnodious editee, well arranged FOL
seeeg and hearing We hope thss- advantages VII b
well IN proved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14


Poltcg RErvRSs-.N0s i3-h Wdvd-Edwad Quin,
PEI. larceny James Heard assault and battery three
dr seven od gers l4j WsshipgOnst and lO4 wall
Al Quad open -Ila-Two lquored three dodgers win
dow Is MAIDEN sns listened four gss amps 10 LIB
-rtg 4. NOT GIFTED d-AlbeH GOate, assault and bat
t.ry on Elika Fsgls; William II. Mlles, petit larceny
Abby Jackson and Jeneue Williams, same James Dunn,
VIC apx Corporation ordinance struDk and oandoot len
In cnsrga Of Capt Williams SIX dodgers II h-Tmse
dis1,dernes. twenty-thrse dodgers --Ph-MHy NJ
Lsnihan .n.ane VIM. McGraw, assault and battery on
George Hamilton boy hurt 90 rAlrosd lost child sent
10 th. Alm.ho one drums ten dodgers - Ih-
Anu Thompson, escaped prisoner arrested James Jst
Dp assault Oh Michael Haley nine drunk aud Vagrsnt
tSrntv.sevsn Tod gers PHh-One Intoxicated hvo
lodi -rs - IiRh-Susan Winston suspicion OF lareeny
com ola nj Withdrawn; ten dodgers -Lhh-siofe $50
Vets. robbed Two drunk eight dodgers -AA-Tnos
Reyrof. su-glary; eight dodgers ANh-Joseph Der
Ja-ob specs and Mary Bershngor assaults one
drunk az I'd XlIh-HenrY Ruhed n and Martin
N-wbower Oh 4 warrant FOR assault and battery -
XIThh-Rossnns Trouer, larceny; -four drunk sig Iodg
or, - KTt'h--Ons drunk fourteen dodgers --hPn-
Two drunk lost children sent homo TWO gers =
XTIh-ghfee drunk; sight dodgers. --xbLh-One
foundunk; Catherine NcGinn, petit larceny TWO lost
Children; tw-uty-iwo odgers villa Richard Muir
psy sus7con " larceny Samuel Austin same Que es'
child four .Odgers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

COrToS THtEF F iward Quin was arrested IN
,he Fir.t W ard by officer Gsnd for stealing cotton
from bale. on the piers He was sent TO tho Tombs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-14

DEArH.--Msthew Coghep, who met with th'
accident on the Hudson River Railroad last week
dicd In the City Hospital sunday night