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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-10
A CouRr RKpoRrx,

We very ofen suffer in similar manner
About two years since, We represented MIR.
Peel as having joined party Of .fiends' in
Hampshire for the purpose OF shooting
peasants and only last week, in Scotch
paper. we saw it gravely stated thar a sur
seon' was taken alive in the river, and sold
to the inhabitants at Cd and 1Od per IN
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-10

/ tndt draws nope 10 inc land 0f the Cdtfre
the hut Of the Bushman-that there is MOTH
ing in the fattened skull and the ebon
aspect that rejects Gods law, improvement;
that by the same principle which raises the
dog, the lowest of the animals in its savage
state to he highest after man, viz. adulixtuTe
Of race--you cun elevate into nations of ma.
jesty and power the outcasts OF humanity.
now your compassion or your scorn. But
when my father got into the marrow of his
theme--when, quitting these preliminary
discussions, he fell pounce amongst the
would-be wisdom Of the wise; when be
dealt with civilisation itself, its schools, and
porticos, and academies; when he barred
the absurdties couched beneath the colleges
Of the Egyptians, and the Symposia OF the
Greeks; when he showed that even in their
own favorite pursuit Of metaphysics, the
Greeks were children; and in their own
more practical region of politics, the Ro. |
mans were Missionaries and bunglers; when.
following the stream OF error through the |
middle ages, he quoted the puerilities
OF Agrippa, the crudities of Cafdan: and
passed, with bis calm smile, intothe salons
Of the chattering wits OF Paris in the
eighteenth century, oh, then his irony
was that OF Lucian, sweetened by the
gentle spirit Of Erasmus. For not even
here was my fathers satire Of the cherries
and Mephistophelian school. From this
record Of error he drew forth the grand eras
Of truth. He showed how earnest men
never think ia vain, though their thoughts
nay DO errors. He proved how, in vast
cycles, age after age. the human mind
marches on--like ocean, receding here, but
here advancing. How from the specula. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

organized by Association. is what we have en-
desvored 70 make plain. together with the oene-
fetal consequences to be expected thereirom.-
We ask the attention Of oar readers to the
whole, bat particularly 70 the reform OF Clr0u-
lation and Credit. Ia our Judgment tna' -
subject which demands most careful oon'l'el1
ton, especially in this country, for the circaia
ton is tie he-biood Of the whole economical ana
industrial system. and interest Of money constant
N deyours the ir1ii OF Industry. il Is stern ana
undeuisble fact that a country which pays even
i've per cest interest 70 say nothing OF tue fa'e'
Of Wsu-s,reet. must from time TO time commit
bankruptcy. IL order u rid itself Of e burden Of
debts which II cannot discharge rs entire proper
ty having already passed into the hands OF the
creditors. The fact las hitherto not received the
attention It eui., Only because the creditors are
IL most cases within the county itseli.
shall recur 70 this subject again. IS occasion
= offered. G - %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
The strike at Ea>ton-OutrngcO or the Canal
Fight and Death of one of the BOatmcn-
The Military Called Out.

fA.IDN. May - I u.
The strike Of the boatmen Is nor A. Vet ended,
though the state 81 affairs 3. somewhat changed On
Friday and Saturday -et OF reckless desperadoes had
pretty much the control 90 the cana and conducted
themselves - they proper. the more prudent and
reasonable portion OF The ooatmen being unable ~ -
strain them.
The passage in ihc canal was 90 blocked up that 10
Was WliA extreme ulilclify any boat could BE- got
through Sometimes black m-il would BE- levied on
te captains upon Tie payment % Nhlch they ~fre a.
lowed % pass. one poor fellow, on FRIDAY evening,
after paying tax Of - Tor pas.ln- severely
stoned that be had 10 be- carried into neighborng
hotel and have his wound dressed The rmsleaders "a
toe AFFAIR Wa. arrested
On saturday night quarrel took place between
tao of the ooa-men. andrew -a1lcr and - ATnofus
ier Which ended n t.ht Tie tugtner was -taa bed
u the abdomen 80 badly that he itd in q very short
r.rae SITTER and biz body ~as found next morning Oh
tlc t.nks oi the lelsh coroner inquest va, he'd
upculL Aruoru,ter received wound in bis oacS
win ku.ir he j. gradually recovering. however.
anal has oegA removed 90 the jail
This morning early the sherf summoned posse
OF about LOO citizens. snd called out the two military
COMPANIES 81 The Borough 90 protect them. They
the least resistlncr TIE posse cleared the passage
% - 90 allow any boat that wshel % plenty Of
room the bostuen even assisting % move about the
boats Captain Hons company then accompanied
the SheriH I'D the leh.gh Canal, distance OF nine
miles 10 Freemsnsburg n order 10 clear the gang
way
All the private boats were allowed to 60 on heir
way the Buck Mountain, Beaver Meadow, hsEelion
and a lew OF lhc lehisa Company ooais also went and
tais evening The uumher J. much Diminished. Near y
al Tie Lehsh Company boais. however. remain iheii
captains being stu determined Lot 70 start AZ present
rates.
The sheriff to-day arrested some seven or eight Of h,
prncpN rioters, who were engaged in stoning him
his posse last week, stopping private boafs &c Oui
jail Is qafe fun. and a. L i miserable Old building
| the prisoners are by 10 means sAfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Late and Important from TeNas-Deva,ta-
ton, Murders and Robberie- by the CO.
misunderstanding Ravages Of Cholern.


The steamship Globe has arrived from Brazos
Santiago with dates from Brownsville 10 the 10Th and
Galveston 70 the 2lst
The express at Brownsville and raio Alto had been
attacked by numerou, and formidable bands OF ca
rnauches and acts Of the startling bsrbsniy
perpetrated
The stage at Point Isabel had been intercepted and
tho proprietor and passengers al taken .souers.
train Of tranpori wagons, containing valuable meF
chsndse had been captured there being no force 20
oppose the pllndcrer- nor any mounted men AZ Fort
Brown
The destruction of property immense. Several
head II horses owned By gentleman were cap
tured and killed.
Women and children were carried o. tn captivity
Gen Abalo-, the military commandans At Nstamora'
Ind been spilled to by the civil authorities Of Browns
Vile for the assistance Of force Of mounted Dragons
His answer was that be was ready to furnish all the
force and dispose Of it. il authorized by The comman
dant Of the Texan Department to ra-. the frontier
The latter refused.
The Mexican Cavalry in few hours were well
equipped and facing the bank OF the n'er waiting for
sanction 10 cross
The whole American population Of the Valley Of the
Rio Grande were in state OF the most extreme asta
ton
The accounts from san Fernando. Western Texas,
state that Major Berry party ca, 90 pece>"y ne
Indians They were attacked 10 miles beyond the
Hacienda Of San Jusn be- Zendas. and AID murdered
except one prisoner, five others the Major AMI Com
mander from Malvcrton
The rava-es Of the Cholera NJ san Antonio were av
ful in the extreme The number Of deaths reaching
near five hundred The disease broke out ia the camp
f.f
and on sslado The dead and dying were piled up in
pa. Dr.,r ALI unattended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Arrival Of the Northcrner--Lnterf FROM iinv
ana--Late News from the Flood. Nc.

The Steamer Nofthener, from New York, ar
rived II this port 20 day The Lcon also arrived Tor
the mail, and proceeded A. ~ clock or her voyage
We have accounts from Havana 20 the 2lth ut They
however contain 70 news The stock of Rice la store
wa. ~ cs.s. and sales had been INSIDE Of -O os.ks ODD
crsp a. = risls. There was aiso cargo adoat
By the Southern NAL we have dates from New ur
leans 20 the 24h uit There better prospect of
stopping the Crevas.c and the water ws' rapidly u
crea.inr 90 a directions the greatest alarm prevailed
ana il was feared that extensive .nundafion than
that OF ISL would take place
In Cotton there was good bushes. doing, and quo
tsflors ,eera very arm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
steamboat, ExpIo.Ion-Lo-. of Life-cholera.

The steamer san Francisco collapsed hle asst
evening While she Wa leaving this port ior Mssoan
81 Parker the mate was badly .calicd. ami many
persons were blown overheard. several OF whom are
supposed 20 have beer drowned The steamboat Cora
lying alongside. was much damaged. and the captain
and crew were more or oss injured hy the explosion.
The cholera j. di-appearng from the town. .n pper
Missouri. although % }. saii 20 be making .ai havoc
among thc California eusran's on The plains TIE
health report tAs CITY Tor ihe week ending he 9Th
has created much cxc.iemeui-.-o death. having oc
curred IL u Winch were d eLlInra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

There Is bat itte inquiry Tor FLOUR snd the
rates mostly confined 90 the trade they reach C 90
100 biz including common Gcucscr. Michigan and DO
weso At a. - -5 = ~ and 10 for choice io cs
ira brands DO Southern commands - 81 -
though the operations arr tai Light For CosN there is
iair demand and We notice sairs 20 500 h1.hr.. 90
So Sc for White southern and zoe Or Yellow do
IN RyE shout 80 hushe.. changed hsHi. ~ f.c Tor
Northern Eastern oars quoted 20 tc with .,'c. %
ON bushels. Northern are a-c AMI j4u moderate
salo. OF MKsL At sls7 i2. and RYE ftora stsJ i-i
The demand Tor pRovIsio>s only ior the supply o.
the trade and quotations .trsaly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Later from Bueno- Ayre>-shiPwrecks and
Loss of Life.


BosroN. "wednesday May 3o-3 ?. NJ
By the arrival Of the bark Palestine We have
dates from Buenos Ayres 20 the 7th Of April ono week
later than previous accounts Captain Nasei says that
il was reported the day before he lett that Ross and
the French Government had agreed upon terms Of set
tcment The highest price tor doubloons WAS $50
lowest p. Exchange the United states remained
a. previously noiiced-i per cent discount We also
learn by this arrival that during gale March last
Waterman. Cape, Patagonia. French -hip ant her
crew were totally ost a. was also two .choouers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Prospects Of Business Improving insurance
Losses. West and East, &c.

= IOTT-- -ITIlT- NY II Y
The burnt district Is being rapidly cleared and
preparations are making Tor the rebuilding Of stores
snd houses The Western waters being Ia good narl
gable order boat. arriving snd produce pouring a
and the Levee - assuming be- Woutei lie ant sctfy
The hotels are crowded Nth many Who are "a route
for El Dorado
The Cholera fears are passing away
lite estimated that The Floating DOCK CImpsny wL.
loose by the late conaag ration from sopf0 $1,000
the Perpetual Company go oo ihs Hartford Agenc.c.
somewhere IN the neish5orhoot q :jo0oo1 and the
Columbus hear 10000 The Union - Louis Indiana.
Cuzens and Marine Companies VII pay from - b. ~
per cent TIE rest Will probably pay ~ IN fan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
From New-OrIean-->tntc OF the 'reNa--e
Cholera again Broken out

Nrw-OHLrANs, friday. Nay Ut "
The great crevasse At Sauve still remains IN
checked. and there il. no prospect Of stopping 1t for
two week. 70 come The water has nsen four inches
within the past twelve hours and Philhpist is utterly
iran,...ble In the rear of the sixth Ward al the
b-sye. and vehicle. have been carried away, and the
greatest CONSERVATION prevails
To add % 81 the rest the Cholera nas broken out
in the vicinity Of the crevasse and already child and
three negroes have died Of the disease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

NEW oHlfANs fuday, May ID
Mr. George Porter oithe Ner cr'eas PicfgHae.
and much esteemed member OF society died thl.
morning. after short illness
The varou. crcssssc continue 10 battle ali exeftons
10 stop them The water n-ins in The city with
ieatiui updiiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

IIIHH0Nu- " flnfiIlIl Wy y
The Members Of the Legislature. having be-
come considerably alarmed about The reports 81 the
Cholera IN tbs city. have made propagation o al
iourn 70 White sulphur springs L. however, vas
MT adopted A COMMITTEE % Heath hss been
appointed, with orders to report % ihe Hoase from
day 20 day Several respectable Phys.clsas have e.
surcd the Member. q the House that there AS 10
A..stl. Cholera IN he c.tF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Belgian and Netherlands Con-u's-The sixth


WASHINGTON Wednesday, May ~ Pm
President Taylor has scknov edged 1. D. listen
as the Belgian Consul for the port Of Baltimore ts-.
Schssnd az the French Consul for norfolk ahd r
Il Gildenes;sr Consul from Netherlands ior Pfe'
c alifornia. residence % BE- AZ IAN Francisco
We learn On good authority that Peter o. W Asnins
ton F.q the sixth Auditor Of the Treasury Department
has received notice Of bis dismissal 10 take effect on the
- Of June His has not been named ou' :
sunnosed 10 be J. Z. Clark. fsq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
BY TIE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy VIH

NitGi>n LseisLsTUsE --rhi. b,dy cos,...,
IN Extra Session At Richmond On Monday lsss a !,
Senate Nd quorum was pre.cnt 10 ihe Hous. n.
Hopkins the speaker. took the Chsir The -.
ton 81 Hon. faulus Powell - Delegate. Va. -
sentcd 70 the House. ard new election ordered II
J. has beeu elected 10 Congress from the SIN n.
he object % thu extra session - sthorough rss,.
az the Cisll Code the state The COMMITTEE D. -.
the subject VA referred AZ me last session hsr.
bounced that their ls1ors are nearly complete -
nr>t part 81 the Revised Code sss presented % =.
House on Monday
Ihe House of Delegates determined o. 'skf 1e =,
other business than the completion of fhc Co4s !,
which they hal adjournsd over ir Nsrrh 'asf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Arrival Of the steamship { olumbus NJ
Charleston.

BALrINoRR, Wednesday May m-i0FM
Charleston papers received this evening state.
that the steamship Columbus Capt Peck reached there
on the 27ih ult the forenoon. She wss detained
hours during the tup by coming IN contact With
schooner from Ea,iport Maine The schooner was
much damaged and was toNed into low water The
crew were taken Of and pat on board Of brig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Famine at Gaspe.

81. !oIfN \. p " ednesdsy. Nay 1o.'
The papers contain reports Of sfsnine prevail
ug a GasPS. Two person. have already Did Of star
vation and many others are N IN sos enieeoe state
and not expected 70 i've Dispatches have been ss1l 70
ne Executive for Assistance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

meeting la.t ushi-fhe THIRD 0f tie present ecek sri
The next b.. csici ior Monday afternoon Ihe FRET tlf
De-. in order was artnn upon ami concurrence loo s
.ere- oi Removal. and Appointments .n various Be-
psrfments ul mo- CTS Government lhe names of fnD
removed ui of he srpolntocs. ~ they have n0e
posed both Bosris will D, found Boo another column .n
Pho proceeding. 30 fhe Board oi i.s.1nfs whore r.eY
originated
resolution vas also adopted though not without "a
long and breezy discussion. teuiouas ihe Common
Council. thank. to ihe Military nni Police of their
conduct dunnz he A.tor place Riot An amendment
- insert he name. % the Recorder and -hrrf 'sIri
and half dozen other. ufrc likewise nr.stfei tho
resolutions. as adopted. being rouchei merely loo iho
general terms above nDtc't
MorR,iSo.-The has. on the Cry Hal, we're
yesterday ~ half mast testimony i pallr mourn
ns. for tae death OF Ma 0rn Worth Toe shipping
~ the wlarves nearly s joined ire this demonsf alton
and the lay .t.,If ono oi tho s..om.a.t kini
ASIN,>n,rsD Cfrr The mud crcys,se. have
become terribly enlarged na yesterday nearly far
Whole .ry vas Inundated lle s.iesaIks wore ir
aoh deep boz fhe .of niKfsIo uir rafeuen's c0np 'fe
v buried col oven tle Russ shIrh stays Deg ~ bong
s. 10 ram s,s nearly h.llen ifom ..shf The .tf sss
fl 90 rai. md .lro.s..n III Doll .leerfss Showers
during tht whole fsy niale efer5 beds d.uny m 'rrl
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morning i14nt drowned in 'tr ap'A i'.i ' l"'nNoii
- 20 appears that ihe deee''sd a'd been 'o"p.'"f
i9r 'ou' inns past oi l asa'A' AT 'ha' an .'t''l
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

IL Among TIE passengers whose arrival We
announced in the Caledonia steamer. Vss Mr. "
Bradbury the sacred vocalist who has been absent for
about yeas, pursuing he iasouie s'udios IN Ger
many. We understand that his attention has more
particularly been turned 20 sacred Music branch IN
which Lee excellcd TEACHER even before he left tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Arrival Of the HIbernia nj Halifax Progress
of the Wires between Amherst and Hal

BOSTON, Wctnesday. Way IT. I'M
The Royal Mai steamship Hiberuis. from Bos
ton 23d arrived ST Halifax on the 18th and sailed ~
Pm for Liverpool
The telegraph Inc between Amherst and Halifax i
proceeding with great ,igor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
tn. cho,.r, in philadelphia.

PiuLADELPIuA "Wednesday Nay io-Ntaisat
The Board Of Health report three cases o. chile
al Of which have proved fatal Two Of them occlr
red IN ihe Richmond district ant ous n -outhWark
The later lrish enigrani, sad - Be from New
YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

Receipts rittm Pie pr" - h1ffs-FtorR,
4n00hb.. WHEAr. - ooO bushels I'm quotations i.r
FLorR there s uo change % notice and the demand =
h.r sale. oi ihe bay ago. iHO has ~ sts ~ -
There il but .ftc doing 80 WiFAr snd hs market re
mains unchanged The market ior Cos> is fnu though
the transactions aro but light Quotations are nom.
naly &C., WHISKY b. tci firmly ~ ia l-c
fEriGHrs are unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

ALARMING NEws FROM The WEsT.-Our Trle
graphic dispatches. in another column, give the
most painful news from the Southwest. The Ca
manches are desolating Western Texas, and the
City Of New Orleans is on the verge Of ruin from
the overflow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

Receipts ~ Canal rrhln Ne pl'' 90 t.Ir,-
fiorR. 5000 hnl- Co.'s .1Oo0 bush NuK,r n.nr
The transactions .n ttorR are buf limited 40 q 80 s
9 Cd for common 90 strait aut hrnrfe brand. state
Ohio ani Western and o i-, RI - ior pure Drne-oe
ln WHEAT there were sale. Of $3.50 bush Wisconsin
al -''r- rosN continues firm With an upvarl tendon
cy ucsa'c- afe 1000 tu-h % 'ic iar White 'nl Nf
a fl.c f,r round Yellow Sales 0hu.r hiF af .tir
OARS moved % fhe esurt oI nIfu hlsl 30 il 81 I..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. May g.

Tie total sales o. COTTON since me Ca-edInIN
have not exceeded 900 bales which were done Al full
n-i,e. Ohio F1orH Is held a. ~ - and CoRN az -
cs,,. with but small ba.ne.s CorroN 70 Liverpool
remains a. quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Reported olera.

BAtTIxoHE. wedncsds Nay I'll ?. n
A case Of Cnoiers was reported IL this city bat
L wGs no. authenticated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

t3- rHos CLOVIS. Ell We are Glad 20 see, hiss
been appointed Postmaster al Troy. Mr. " q. Col!
amer could hardly have made better selection for the
important post Nj Cloves is worthy cuzen AMI f.
deserving Nhi-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Minister TO France.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday May 3o-il PM
We have il, on the most positive authority, that
Wu C. R!ves. Ess Will be sent as Minister 10 France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

PIrrsBrReH. Weinesdsy. NaJ N-t ~
large meeting was held this aiternoon, sud e
committee appointed % collect money IN AID q ne sli
fcrcrs the - Louis IRE u has been raining l Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

ry A Washington correspondent Of the E.
press says it is a fixed fact that Hon. WILLIAM
c. RNEs OF Virginia, will have the Mission 10
France, vice Richard Rush and that BALE Ply
roN will have the Chian Mission also. thst It IS
nearly fixed fact tina, Hon. ABBOTT Law
Renee viii 20 to England in place of Geo. Ban
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

SIR JOBS FKANKLIN.-hi,so LEsFk j.
Corilsuist have sent rs a htho-Iuphlc likeness oi
this distinguished navigator who II 5 now feared we
hope enormously. Is iost Iersons about setting out
in search for John should not fail to provide them
selves with copies OF this likeness that they may
cognize him on coming zap with bis party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
BUSINESS ALMOST SUSPENDED sc.
NV o,trAS., wednesday, May 30

NJ 0rtFANs " eln--IaFl My ll'
7, ,,,,s n al the Efforts 70 stop the great Gre
v...e the r.,e, j. .t rising and labor is perfectly
lost IN attempting 70 subdue Il
4-,ady taif 81 ts> ety G.. iaundafee. The inhAbit-
are sn from, their homes and business matters
ar beng wound up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

~ LEyI L. PRArr, Esq Editor OF the Ere
donna C,asor having been appointed Postmaster al;
frcdonia has retired from the Cso and the editorial
control Of that paper VAL hereafter devoi'e upon Mf
McKNsrEY, now as formerly proprietor Of that paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

y. 4, on,nS,,.a 800, ,ss"s"s Of he Cornnaiftee
viii be held on Friday June A. =. oclock ~ the Broad
way House BY order, ROBERT l. hA"s, chm
x s TowSsc~p seeretah@-- mySl IT'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE srw.yuaS TRIBUNE.

LATER FROM NEW-ORLEANS 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Half of the City Inundated.

THROUGH IN ONE DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

A Fosctn BArH-One James Bake. va ar.
rested yesterday God art to ban n tle .un of s0' l
snsrera charge af throwing nlsn banned Archibald
b. .nson .lio ile tasf River sfpear, flaf b.kcr
fae owner oi an oyster laai sn faHt tle ranp sHsf
came an hoard ls hasf ant -lains nrf.i opening ani
eating ov.ters without -asc af ...ntr Oa r.fsng "a.
i,s..i fakcr toaA .an ~ be- asga I'd ls la,t .n4
thrss 1.m nl0 .hc n.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

BcEetASr-The taii,r shop Of Price 4 Sea-
MAJ. .s hyrt@sr neu Steltrr-st "a trrs.tr,.i -,
terr1 20 l4--dsY at anf robbed n sn1sf svsryt1.
really laA1s c.oSkEE -
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HROnKLlN lrfAn.

BpAED - HEaLrA-N1 cases oi disrsse Of
ieath havns BEEN reported yesterday ihe Boar.
adlourncd ell llst-Nsy p
G. - Gooosicn Heath Physician