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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27
The NgWYORK TRIBUNE
For California, OreSoa and sandwich Island.
DOUBLE SHEET.

We shall publish IN sessru cr the steamship
Filcos. Of he regular rscfc Nal Line, which sis
On Thursday. June =. the snh numlsr Of the We
York Irit.ae tor circulation on The fscinc Cost u
VII - printed on sheet aouhr the -lss hrr,to'are
u.ed Tor this paper and vii hc prepared with sicfi~
reference % the want. % residents chat region %
persons emgrsung A.iher snd WI contain, In sid.
non 20 a completes summary ci the foregn ant 10.
r,,te New. Up o. the latest dates, couuugaiion q
.- .c.lscn Chronicles. recording he Californian
movements .u 81 parts ot the United states lst q
an the passengers that have saft nNm al clf ports
SINCE Nsy g6 asynopsis 0i Political news snd nam
hr ~ pictorial sruclt- on subjects interesting 70
acr,-. IN th. Pacific Persons in the country wishing
comic. sent 10 their friend. should send orders " oncs
through the post To the frb-ss 0ifs lree y oon's
~ Persons desirou. to send this edition q NJ
TriJaaS 20 their friends can cal 81 our once ave
thar address and depend their papers beng mNled
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Ora Mrrlc,S BorNpaRr.-It IS aIready

Ora Myxlcs~ BOuSDtRr.-ltl IS aiready known
that the MexisaDs, in view Of the gold 50 AoHnd'
aptly found in Upper California, repent Of Their
oessiou of that region 70 the United States and
ten. of thousands among them have openly avo"-
ed their determination 10 reconquer IT, IL IS
known too, that the Treaty Of Peace bound eacn o.
the contracting parties 70 send Commissioner
snd sarveyor 70 San Diego within one year rom
the exchange Of ratifcations to run and marx Tue
new boundary between the two Confines IL Is
koovn- too. that President Polk last Winter sp-
n,io,ed John B Weller. ex-M.C. from Ohio and
cx.colonel in the Mexican War, Commission or
the part Of the u. States aud dispatched him
sessonsbly on his important duty. or course his
failure to appear duly at San Diego as ne easily
might have donej will afford Mexican ground OF
cav with regard to the validity OF the Treaty, or
at least Of it's cessioDs Of Territory. and, yet a
gentleman direct from New Orleans informs us
that Weller lwho set out from Washington last
January or February has been spending most Of
the intermediate time in New Orleans, t'on n
bender is his expression, and has finally Just set
out with not half time enough left In which q
reach San Diego by the period stipulated. The
results Of this uniaithfolness may be extensively
disastrous.-But il may be that our informant u
mistaken. We call On the New Orleans and Ohle
papers for light on the subject.
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FROM TEXAs--INDIAN DTVcULrIEs--The
ricf0ra (TeXas) Adrocafs says "On wednesday, the
10Th OF NAV the Comsnches A. 10 is supposed. made
descent upon the border settlements OF GOiad County
snd drove Oh large number OF horses. Arrows were
found sticking the bodies u two or three horses
which they had killed Information was immediately
conveyed 90 toliad where the District Court was IN
session. Judge Jones promptly discharged the Grand
Jury and told al persons In attendance on Court that
they ~ liberty 20 leave for the purpose OF pursu
iu- the Indians. company immt diately started in
pursuit. but with Whist success wc have not learned.
ON the next day express reached Golisd from Cor
pus christi bringing information that large band OF
Indians about sou IN number. encamped not far
hevoud that town They had killed several Mexicans,
and killed AMI stolen large amount Of stock They
were evidently hostile and seemed indsposed 10 leave.
The express the rosd 10 Austin 70 ask Nd from
the Governor
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scHENcKs PILMoNIc SYRUP.

u All probably have, In some way been made &C.
quanted with the OF scaEScs and know sefy well
that he Ia the AatbOr or inventor OF what IL called
schenck's Pumouic syrup" labeled ADD prOfsssngo
be for the consumPuon Cure for no eonsumpuCn'
Why that 10 impossible. For what say me gentlemen Ss'
longing medical schools and what have they SAID
for might almost say, centuries simply ms that ne
consumption cannot be removed and nht lhs auOfhnss
patient whoever he may be, or under whals7er cfeam
he be placed, must give up all hope Of NE
aud thinh OF naneht but he gave FOf say heyi Gun
sumption from It's very nature Il ncrAbe being nothing
lees than rapid or slow but decay II az no
vital functions Of NE only acuDg upon those whom my
by their Organi kaflon predspOssd 20 pulmonc a.
feetions and when once BY some slight exposure ofe
times from known first cause tins disease manfests
SELF there be remedy Bur such 10 not tas
fact and again snd again has II been made 70 apes. 90
dneds who be found who will gouch 10 the aahsn
uety u this assertion being themselves living Witnesses
u what has done for them when all other means fset
For they were cOnsumptves, and hs time when beJ
could tell you u being aarked In some ~sy BY srsris
cod 10 which they paid but nttle arsuilon Of t. eavpg
them they supposed altogether then they would tril o.
~ bana. and III M aScguosusd s.ilb bara and co.
uusd cough, which rendered their days most nOs@fsoe
and their nights those Of sleepess agony, VIII no bope
coming with the sunlight but cOn-umpuyes DEATH a1h.
friend " accident perchsnce made them acqgainSe
with Schencks syrup" which ihst hope they resort
ID TO- and which IN all cases uy sustained nc tlih q -
professions for brought them back 10 friends and nesh
agan and 10 them the nght prospect u many years
Of life The medicine In Itself very simple sasiy isAet
aud begins the work IT restoration. by frndent
expectOraOn easier the Inflammation VI he membf snes "
the throat less severe, the svelrgs down ue maie'
| tffnhhf ittFcs Antrf hif act OF bf'hiNAS
less painful aud u longer duraOn and f1r change k
from Gay 10 day until the system ~ ~onro
functions their free snd iu acuviy while 10 -Hn one
more assumes rs healthy and color such u ie
aud speak with flll know edge ~ tht nature A.
operations Of consumption under al ~ iyfns ana sAe
progress. upon the unhappy sunefer, with fIh snf ID,
rough Acquaintance also u 8s character 81 scbrles
syrup" of IT, properties and sdspedn-ss IN at fespecs
b. used a. remedy and a saccessll one too. for co..
quering THIS foul scourge and dnVlng from is s4Ds
holds and giving life sld health again - 70. ycums
schencks PamOnie syrup j. sOd ats per bottle Or 81
bottles fDr -
RUsH CLicKESEa, General Agents, ~ Barclay = y y
| BSsSca AsyxclEs.- Brooklyn, y Msrgarrf Hsys, ~
Ralton-st Winiamsbprgh, n Y. J. b. N0weli. SsS
| burgh. y John y. Van Non. POgzhkeep.r, y 7. IN
ses Dame Newark. y J. COnkha SevIIi Paiefs0t
NJ. DR. c lngils. jersey Cay, NJ. q. > Oafduer.
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The Fires In the Forest, Immense Destruc-
ton OF Property.

BosroN Tuesday, June n.
We have Ct. John papers ofyesterday. by which
W earn that the large fires in the wood, were still
raging with undated violence.
A letter from 81 Andrews. June 49, says that the
whole village at New River. including Messrs Fry &
Farnham's extensive Saw Mil had been destroyed by
the raging slsmsnt together with large quantities OF
lumber More than 100 persons we're obliged 10 ny to
the beach for safety.
The FIRE il bursting out on both sides and other Saw
Mills have faiea prey 10 the flames.
Even Robbinstown, where eight large shps are build
ing great danger Of being destroyed The destruc
ton of farm houses grain. &c ia very great
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BOSTON, June B-ARRvED-Sehrs Alabams and An
geretta RouudOuL
NANTUCKET, June 25.-sAnED-sehr Jacob Ray
mOnd Philsd.
Sherman North West Coast New Holland March ], 81
Helena May g. with 050 sperm, $50 whale sold Is sperm
and G. 790 lbs bone the voyage spoke sept - on w
Coast Of New Holland. ship Zephyr, Sherman, New bed
ship Wash ston Dske, sag HaIbor, ~ sperm 10 whale
had spoken TWO days previous, Montpelier, Young New
Bedford 40 30 whale, both bound 10 North est
Coast Heard from 10 Dec. Ia Geography Bay Candace,
tprubably Condor vessel Of that name belongs 10
NIB SBedford, clean ssac Howland Wes FB, both Tor
NV Coast Spoke Feb o. Of VIC NHolsnd, ships Draper,
LAYTON NB, so sp Jean Edw d. COggeshal. do, so sp
9Th lrs Weeks, do. 20 sperm ll5 whale; had spoken
DAYS previous MercstOr Sanford 90, 100 bbls spoke
March bark Draco, Cox. do, so bhls- 3lst, OF Port
Dauphiu Martha, sumner. Fsirhaven, 400 sperm; had
spoken March l. Mexican, Chadworth. Nbediord, 30
sperm ~ hale, and her take sperm whale yh,
on star Bank bark COrnra DevOs, clean. Left al y
Helena, ships Arabells Ludlow, Sag Harbor, 22o and
and come Ciance. Clifford NBedford, 8oo sperm or
home. eaky. saw ship cruising 10 eeward u The III.
and supposed the Brandt. sampson 81 NBeiord Heard
from Ia October, Of MIDLAND, James Monroe, Bowman
of Fairhaven, SO sperm.
Also arrived schr Henrietta. Philad. Ellen SYork
CLEARED, ship SWIM, Indian Ocean.
ST. JOHN. b June 9-ARRivED-Schr Joseph
Hove New-Yors 7lsf. brig imagery, do, schr. Serl-
Afcturus New-Y0rk; schr susan Alexandra Spoken,
June s. lat q a. lou IS 20 ships Ashbgrtou Philadelphia
Tor Goueuburgh. and Devcnshire Asw-Oresns for Liv
erpooL
ci.co. Daimaus Orleans bsrk Lycurgas, do; brig
Clara Ellen Philadelphis; sch Amanda DO.
PORTLAND, June 25-ARRlvED-BHk Ranger, New
York
CL1AsrD-Bark Churchill sagus.
NEwBURYPORT June 1-AhErvEo-schr Fulton
Alexandua
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Cholera liens.
A correspondent OF the Washington Uaio

A correspondent OF the Washington Union writ
ing from Nashville, June 10, says
Our little city u row being sesufged with Cholera
This disease II the present me has anger nspsr oi
lSi and 1855 may say hat II !. Tar worse than II nas
been in any city The n1n since 70 lse advent 70 tbs
continent We have had a. many - rHIsrY-rHsEr inter
mcuts during day tins week, which 10 propofuon le
the population Of the two elites y 20 70 ~ -
pqFD b. arn, per diem IN Nce-iufk CITY have been
moderate N ths calculation estimating our popAAon AZ
2uoo Business - parsyzrd; and lh,rss ne ei-
demc shat-s soon the CITY 81 Rocks vii b deserted
hundreds have already fed fem lie fatality which per-
The Nashrill T,us ghis Of 10Th Gays
The number q buna 81 the city graveyard on Sstuf-
day were H. and sunday only l5 TIE total nunl-
Der Of buras for the pact eek amount 70 - n a. ~ y,
which reported - Cholera There were u DHI.s
Ia the city graveyard Yesterday Monday Whether hey
eli OF Cholera not Ne are unable 10 say
Five deaths by Cholera are informed nave oecafed
Al Gaafn Ia his state The C0vvton Ind Gaseiie re-
ports four deaths by Cholera 10 that county
The Mswphs Eagle OF the 10Th says
There were % deaths Of Cholera 10 ms CRY % lhrs-
day. They were confined 10 particular os S re-
crday here drats. a. far a. We could e-n Alr
victims were ehledy women"
hsd nearly OF quite disappeared from San Antonio
The mortality exceeds conception Inc DEANS mum
Der screw haHfrsd IN population under si1sN A1l q
Al Chester Pa there wss one death BY Cholera 90 e.i
ur1ay Al Lexington KY there were Eine.eel Ss4s
BY Cholera during lie four days endins on ne "a
several In the Asylum. and W or iee
thin ihr period Al kc1Hood % ne 81 r n
here reported i've and kree ceaias s.nes tne
commencement Of he disease ~ inai clS -eIs a. ~,
lo2 cases and - de1ths AT Madison Ia oe ne Ia ~
and deaths. Al Columbus. Olie On lle 81
and deaths Al Ceves. O1io, slx ceaihs "A
Louisville, on the 2lsi- deaths .
letter, dated San Antonio Texas Nay 10, says
You have doubt nad exaggerated seeoanis q IN
fatality with w1cn disease raEec herer .no--a ~
"a j. awful a. best Over Go new graves have ueef
counted In the Catholic and Protestant paiyinz stols
beside the many that have baen buried ~ p'iF ois
leres and mary more that have teen thrown 10 boz,
wherever hey happened 70 be found. When We con-la
hat o persons ie the psce before ne secons
] ~. MFa N -
Dot parallel IN the United States Il has ncw ASsfil
disappeared ! heard Of but two cases YESTERDAY al
he sane humber to-day Many OF our most worthy CT
Eeus lave fAlen victims
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FROM BRAzlL.-The Philadelphia Inquirer
publishes letter from passenger on board the ship
Mason. Rio Jsneiro May 4. We make the following
extract:
THE L. = chip Perry arrived here yesterday from
ct Caihernes and reports that that place had been
taken 10y a California vessel, but been abandoned siter
holding il two days Yesterday ana the DAY before We
had very heavy gale here and the Brazilans lost the
only ship Of the line they had. princess was on
board At the time. While ! am writing one OF our
boats has just returned IRON rescuing tne snip u
Mary from New York for California from Oh the rocks
which they succeeded in doing, with only slight dam
axe 10 the vessel She was in bad condition and had
we not gone 10 her assistance she must have been
totally lost.
" since writing the above, have learned that from
on board the Brazilian chip OF the line some ssEsiy l'rss
lOs.'
We hnd in the Commercial Adrsiisa an extract from
letter from Rio dated May 4, on board bark ST. Mary
OF New-York:
We were 10 sail on the lst inst but the night before
AS the Captain and several members were standing Al
the palace steps, engaging boat, hve OF them were
kuock ed down By gang of bOstmen, and one OF our
members hurt badly that he IL not expected 10
get we'll lie was brought board, and We have con
clnded 10 take him with his name 10 Duggs, one OF
the most gcnilemanly of our whole company The
American Consul Mr.. Parks, and the Minister, Mr..
Todd and took the deposition OF All who saw the
affair There was no prOvocauon given hy the captain
or our members who were ln company win MIN
There was Mr.. King an English merchant here, who
was coming down 90 see our Captain on he was
knocked down and badly wounde be has applied 70
the British Minister who has taken up the case pretty
warmly. We have recognized four of the men who
made the attack. Those of our company who were in
iured beside Mr.. Dnggs and Mr. hing, were M Lud-
low who knocked dewn with an iron bar, but not
much injured. and Mr. Johnson, who was tor several
hours lnseusihle The dispositions we're taken 81 the
hotel Of Mr. King Mr. Oiel- Or Painter, Mr.. Coles,
Mr Ludlow and the Captain. The British Minister Is
determined 20 have the scoundres brought 10 justice
and he ne hat ~
been recognized and pointed out 70 Mr. Parks
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CHOLERA OS THE MISsisSiPPi-The steamer
snltsna arrived yesterday morning from New-Oreans
She brought Up between three AMI and four hundred
hundred Oermsn snd lrish enigrsuts To Memphis
AeEe was but ole death board and Cairo but tive
% iee bal alter leaving the latter point the Cholera
ofoAe o1t IA IL most malignant form. and before she
reached ms eiiy there - 3 deaths On her
IVA a. MS pori there were I've six dead bodies on
board and quite aurR Der down with the disease.
lst. Louis Rep 18th.
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TIE SUPPOSED MURDER II PROvlDENCE-COE-
siderable excitement created IN Providence En-
dav IN consequence OF dead body having been found
on the shore near The smith Palace" IN somewhat
man-le3 state IL was that Of d middle-secc islnAe
sewed up in bag with her throat cut and head scalp
ed The Proridclcs Joargai Of Monday explains the
matter as follows
TIE body found the shore near smith Palace was
doubtless sub Get that Lai been aAen Up ipf dissection
Tie cut ID The neck such i made ~ surgeons Tor
injecting substance into The arteries and ne pipe oan1
there The cad OF gas burner bat piece u i1e
pump used Tor that purpose"
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ausrNEss NOTICES.

AsyRfc,N MUSEUM understand thsi grand De-
r.,r,uon \. 10 De- made a. TINS establishment ihe
Fourth ut July The American Museum - ~ picscrp ufe
the headquarters az al tue holiday oiAs 90 ha
slorious day The Acung Manager, however dos uot
neg cct the present while preparing tor ne future Oea
Western Is playing this week ma Que oi DIS nes pieces
which ]. east thrOug very effectively and ne enure
scries 81 entertainments remarkable for rs sAceirnce
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The Publishers have concluded 10 sdaN limited
number OF Advertisements into the columns o. tois
paper. Those Merchants. Inventors. sc. "Ao As'eH
tces specially adapted to the wants OF the nhao'~n''
OF c ahfornia Oregon and other parts ca the Fsnc,
WILL 40 well Ia avail themselves Oi The opportunity here
oae-cd OF maxim. their wares known In that quarter
b.
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Distressing Aecident--Thrse Ladie. Drowned


man and three women, in attempting 10 cross
the French Bridge odsy, drove into IA feet OF water
The ladies' together with the horsss and carriage were
carried under q beat, and the former were drowned
while the man and horses were saved
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Cholera In philadelphia.

PHrIADELTHIA Tuesday June 20.
The Board Of Health to-day report q he" cases
Of Cholera and Do deaths during the past "a hours
Thermome.er }. .hesl N the sbadels5.
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BY 1tlEea.pa TO THE sEw.yuak TRIBUNE.
Amendments.

wA,H,SeroS. Tue-dsy. June s7-PA
COLLECTORS.
GEORGE W. CBARLEs 81 Camden. y = wee
VIZ. p Priichsrd JOIN wHfTFoED a. Ne"oefn'
NC vice Singleton, resigned -OIIvEH ioAk' son
.nEton. Coun.
srRvEToEs
JoHx c. o. BEApr AZ Msii.onvine. La vice laonas
Cenuui. removed .G1Es BLAsrE Al ssyor0ok' Conn
vice Willard removed
srFE NrESDKST B1AScH MINI
A. " sI1DrSS q; DshlonegA Ga
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EALIInORE, lltsdlF' 9-nr =
We have the Southern Mai At hand bat it con-
tsins nothing beyond that already anticipated By Ies-
graph
There wer. 10 cases Of Cholsrs and deaths At Rich
rnoud. Va on Sunday and Monday Baltimore Is stu
FREQ from he disease The weather i much cooler
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Passengers, &c. per ship Ida.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday June 20 PM
The Ida reached her wharf this afternoon with
upward Of $4,000 gold dust
Pass-uE,-s-C.pi Hoyer, LAZY and two children from
san Francisco va Panama Ny. hcpougal, lady' cnld
and servsnt DO O.. Mr. Crimes, child and ant do
do Messrs Warran Hobbs Johnson. Crowel do DO 3
Messrs. Bennett : Arabls for Bogota and Two ~ the
Storage Eight Of the passengers alone have s-'ooV
aa 4
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A M- MERMIN. Aneroneef

E1rsaosniSARy saIs oF ESSLsa Books The under
signed will sell This "wednesday Evening commencing
Al u O'Clock an extensive collection OF choice Illustrated
English Books in costly and superb binding Fo' rar
ticulars see advertisement under auction head
BANKS PLATT \ co coI Broadway.
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Canadian Affairs.

MONTREAL, Tuesday, June 20.
-Four cases Of Cholera have appeared among the
soldiers two OF which proved fatal willis the others
recovered. The town is generally healthy
There 10 much talk Of arrests for High Treason and
there will doubtless lie made in the course of
few days
Flour Is quoted goa 81. EXCHANGE is IL per cent
or Bank Notes. Both however more or less
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CLOTHING AT HALF PRcE.-A splendid assortment u
gents and boys clothing selling On n half price a. NAS
DsRBILTs - Maden-lne, stAOor stairs, and AzCsnsi
81 near HudsOn-sL Also large assortment OF clOus
cassmsres and vesdngs viii be made to order, in style
that cannot surpassed from 10 % . per cent han
the general prices Now IL your ume 20 got ciOtLinfd
very low prices ~ the be- sold In very
few months DO not forge, the places ~ Maiden lane,
,t hoor up stairs and 22 Canast Hudson eij w.
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Cholera at st. Louis-River Falling, &c.

II LOUIS, Iuesdhy' suhr IT u
In TINS city there Is no appearance OF the Chol-
era diminishing butir. rather the increase There
are At least hundred deaths daily by this awful ep
idemie The weather is very oppressive, and nvsr
falling slswly.
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GOURAUDs RAMBLEs AMONG THE PLANTS AND
FLOWERS -.O TX

What painter could ever hope 10 match ihs tnl1nh
scarlet u yonder p0beaa creeping pi.ni, ~ w.,
an unambiu0us one trailing u slender vines eore
The ground, ANXIOUS 70 escape obserrofi0a ~e ors
i the more for this prize IT. modest efort- - 49,
many Of 10 candy but more dspfs2 ghbodfs hoss
what uunberess varieties 81 the Snsef Uuilss have We
here. surely, Il the " al Ia the downs we're "a.
handsome, Il i not surprslUg thsS BLACK Eyea 9'
should 80 lOye him -.
II lady wishes 10 be thoroughly haads'@e-a - -
from Tan, Freckles Suaburn, Pimpies, sa0"ness' -
ness kou gbne-s. &ct 10 requisite only mat .ne 1921
freely frequently with 0OUkAI DIS kgilla nfa-1s,s
Soap II she Is DESTROYS 81 Ektrpaag o.. ~ 'I ~,
upper ip, temples. brow arms OOLHAlD, -.
S4bfe vii con pleely Effect H. II her Chees has ae
pseuess GOURAUD'S Liquid R0sgs Will impefi % : -
color Of the Rose - ,oro,rO
can oafg be procured al his depot 81 Wakefsi mrs.
| from Broadway. Chllds 4 Co. Phlaaciphis
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For Africa.

THILADELFHIA Tuesday June $40 Pm.
Tho bark Mary Irvine, for Cape Verbs and the
West Coast Of Of Africa viii sal on the 18th inst
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SOMETHING rHAr RElLLr HAf.--A great many Old
oOking things essd Hats but Que mis h'~y az Beau
Brumue said to addressed English Baronei. DO yoa
That Thug coar kNoa, al ~ Fuiionst ms brought
forth a'Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver, that 10 light Gle
CANT graceful and admired 70 tho "piuk" Of summer
Hat
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Receipts rtthin the past "a hOurs-FLoUR, 1000
bbls WHEAT, 5000 bushels; Corn $1,000 bush-The
transactions in FLOUR are but moderate. Com is
lower with sales Of 600 bushels at So cts for Western
mixed and 56t cts TOR round yellow
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Destructive FIRE.-A letter in the PhlGde.-
nae BaQaia. dated Danvi.le Pa June p says
About O'Clock this morning TIRE broke out AZ the
Montour Compsnys new Furnace, No. !, destroying
the engine and bridge house and doing considerable
damage q the new ~ horse power engine Il = under
stood that the loss covered y Insurance and 10 may
not exceed in AL from 5000 % = ooO This i the
second time IRE has occurred AZ those turnaces.
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SELF MURDER

The bed bugs come forth LYos's Powders 10 taste,
And die on the instant. with wonds rful haste.
And the reaches the feas aud the hss aud maskesoes
Receive from tho Powders their several vetoes
While the rats and tho mice die without making thc'f
wills,
ANer taking a dose Of these rsry nice pill
The Pills and the Powder. are harmless as water
To all save the Insects and vermin they slsoghief
Sold at 40 Broadway. the only depot. JsH DkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-27

Receipts trithin The past - hoHrs-FLouR' 5000
bbls; WHEAT, 22OO0 bushels Com, 1900 do.-The
market for Flour Is steady but not active We notice
sales Of 1000 bbs including common state and mixed
Western at -, aud straight brands do. n4 III In
WHEAT there sales OF 10000 bushels Wisconsin a,
e. a 81 cts The sales Of Com 1000 bushels mixed
Western at 40; cts. FREIsHrs without change.