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TNR. JOHNSON, l6 DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
- in the Of delicate dseases-The Doctor
puaion skill those half cured that have existed
for years is pre- eminent Constitute nal weakness brought
by habit ehectuay cured Recent cases cured
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WANTED-A WE'LL EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER,
w who speaks aud csuespoHds in French English. and
Cema dsires TO be en- played importing house
Wholesale business Best city references will be given. Let
tiers directed to A. MA owery, will be duly attended
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SALES BY AUCTION.

c. FUTILE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOODS, AT
IA the corne- OF Broadway and Duane street Wednes
o'clock being the stock lately damaged by ire
consisting of hosiery, Glove Ladies' and Gentemcns unde
garments Perfumery Innings, silk, Cotton and Thread
Buttons, Scissors, &c. Terms, cash
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HOVELS, &c.
CHARON SPRINGS PAvILlON.-THIS ESTABLISH
- open for the reception Of guests, and will
LANDON Il GARDNER.
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MI RS. EMMA GlLLtNGHAM BOSTWICK'S CONCERT,
NI Chimes Assembly Rooms. Broadway between Spring
and - nce streets Monday evening June 49, Isi9-Mrs
Bosv ok re eoty 20 her friends and the ct
Zens nera y that her Second Concert will take place
abve tate On which occasion she will be assisted by the
folow nnent artists :-Vocaliss-Mr Robt G.. Paige
NJ koi TT Andrews Iastrumentalists-Mr II. C. Timm,
NJ. j. A. Kyle Mr. A. Boucher, Mr. Geo. r. Bristow Mr.
Esled MT Parable, Mr.. Prison. Mr.. Johnson Mr. Tmm
Nj esida y he nann fortn
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WANTED-GOoDS on COMMISSION, BY Two
w young going to San Francisco California. the
bark ecuseh takni with kem frame house 80 feet by
~ all complete Freight and passage paid. ANY bersen
oesrous of establishing agency In San Francisco
by addressing l.. d. this office. The Of refer
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nR DE LANEY AWARE OLE Tile MANY rEMprA

ons which 50 easily be.et youth and early manhood
rence extensive practice with Venerea Diseases in all
its have emnenty qualified him to treat that class
complaints SUCCESSFULLY and 60 perfect and
epeedy cure. Office No. 81 Iispenard street.
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STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.-TnE ABOVE THEA
IA tre to be let for term of several months
present time. For terms, SC, apply to
C0RBYN u MARTINI,
Musical an Dra ma lie Agents No 4 Rarclav e.
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nor VERY CHEAP-A BEAUTIFUL DA-
Saloon situated in the most desirable
places OF Broadway doing toerabe good business but
account Of sickness of the who It, will be sold
The is low and the situation beautiful
than any other in broadway Call and look at 3 Broad
way up stairs from 10 A. NJ to o o'clock, +. NJ.
TIE PRINTERS.-A SECOND HAND LARGE IMPE-
i rial Washington Press, with rollers osmplete all IN
good order size Of plan, 2sx42 inches r. HOE Co., %
Gold street.
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Total, forty.ieven companies. ..........'
MORE OF CALIFORNIA GOLD.


We have been kindly favored by Mr.. Mexican
Buchanan, Jr, Of this city, In the following ex-
tracts of letter from his father, Purser Buchanan,
Of The navy The letter arrived on Thursday from
Vera Cruz, and was in answer to a letter which
LETT here as late as September 18th tor Mazatlan
This shows the Mexican mails to be pretty well
ordered.
IS. SHIP DALE, MAzATLAr, Nov. "a, 184S,
We will fall to- for San Bias, to receive $780,
co for TIE srmy and then will fal for the Sandwich
Islsncs We remain at Hiio and Honolulu short time,
nId return to San Francisco and Upper California
,srly in February We leave about the goth Of Febru
by ior vslpsrAo and RIO hope to reach the Uni
ted Stst.t on or before August 18th
You will no doubt have heard, ere this reaches you,
Of bev.ry extensive geld mines which have bee dis
covered Upper in California about kixty miles from San
Frspei,to WHEN We tals from Monterey, on the I'd
a. Ntv.nbsr IL wss safe osre about four thou
tspd ptons and collecting gold dust
S.ue 10 in very large pieces One piece was taken OF
,old soa weighing twenty four pounds; and another
ofe,.n peunds Pjec.s Of from one to twenty ounces
ne quite &C umtp IL 10 about - carate fine Goods
,fsv,ry Description were scarce and high In Upper
CsltorLis AT tie niner, labor lie from ten to hteen
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Special Sessions.

Special Sessions.
Bef Judge DAILY, Aldermen Stephens and Mcknight.
January ~ Several Of minor character were
tried consisting chiefly Of assault and battery and
petit larceny.
Pohick Foley was found guilty Of stealing q sheep,
vsius6 at SIS Sentenced to two months confinement
IN the penitentisry.
Joseph H. Cooper was found guilty OF assault and
battery en- the person Of Robert johnson. The de-
tpse ret up was, that he made the assault In self
defence Sentenced to the City prison for Ave days
Charles Stephens, lad about eleven years Of age,
was found guilty Of stesipg purse. containing - the
property Of Andrew Williams Sentenced to the House
of Rsftge.
Themes johnson and Thomas Williams both lads
charged with Iet larceny in stealing vest the pro-
perty Of Jefss Price; both found guilty, and SEN
fenced to the House OF Refuge
Jones Mcguire, found guilty Of assault and battery
On Vie Isrson Of Mary Tbompson, was sentenced 70
Eve 6aJt oonfrtme mt in the City prton.
.6brokor, Lassly convicted Of stealing barrel OF
~, valued at $50, the property Of John Leitz wa
- nt.nced to three months confinement In the rshi'
ttntisry. - -. -.
After disposing Of Q few additional cases OF minor
importance, the court adjourned over 70 frosy next
Court(asndar Tor Thu Day.
Cheri1 Cousr-Nos es1, IL, 10, "a, rs 20, ~, Is,
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At Athens. Ga about II O'Clock at night. strange
pbs non, no has been seen in the Sonth Az hrst IL
simpl reddsh star ofthe hrst msguitude but
a con ned ebservation ehowed that Il based up and
then died away again IL was constantly moving,
sometimes in ur ward direction snd sometimes In .
circle IL was several times during the early pass
Of tie present month.
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Names. No. of Assoeistes
Augusta (Ade) Company. .................. 80
A AlSspy P Psoiso Association. so
Abingdon Company. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 85
Bunker Hill Company 80
Boston and California Mining and Trading Co. ..150
Berkshire and Califor mia Mining Company. .....r2 20
California Guards, IN: w.. 100
California Union Company, Hartford 100
CsloJn MIA Mercantile Mining Association. ~
Cafor mia Mutual Benefit and Joint Stock Assoc'n 81
California Overland Association, Buffalo. "". 90
Dsnvcrs Califor mia Mining and Trading Co. 49,. !
Empire California Company .........:.. 81
Granite State Trading, Mining and Agricultural
Company. ................''.... 10
Hartford Mining Company. ..."..............16o
Ham pden Trading nd Mining Company. 80
Mtchanics' and Traders Association, IN. ~ 40
Madi,on Mining and Trading Company lva). 100
New Haven and California Joint Stock Company 80
New Brunswick California Company. ....".... so
New England and California Mining and Trading.
New Jersey Mining Company. II
Newark Mining Company. ............... ~
Nantucket and California Company. ......... 40
New Haven Mining Association. 70
New York California Operative Association. 100
New England Pioneers ............. go. 20
New Y ork Mining Company 100
Providence Mining Company. 30
Salem ane California Mining and Trading Joint =,
SAG Hsrb8r California Mining Company. ........ 80
sullivan IN W California Company ....... 80
Suffolk Mining Company ..-.........'.':. 40
Utica Mining Association .....'.. 1860 ~
Utica California Company ................ 5o
Visksburg (Mifs) Company. 50
Winfield Mining Association. .........'. .
Total, forty.aeven companies. ..,.......24so
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kUpre me Court General Term.
Before Justice Jones, Burlbut and Edmonds
JAN % The court called the calendar, to- day ~
fer 40 IL will be taken up to morrow, (this morn
irg) tEis number and 90 causes called.
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Court of common Pleas-ln Baneo.

JAN % DEcIsIoSs.-Jomes NJ. Simpson adj jacob
Lo,coH Referees report set aside payment OF costs
by defendant. Referred back for further hearing,
otberwise IL IL cox6rmed, with costs
H,n,y " T.. Mali DDS Martin w. Brett Motion for
q new trial denied With costs
Aaron C. Burr ads Thomas Lnle Referees report seq
asde on payment Of Same referee TO renea< the
care.
Noonen ads DriseoH Motion for new trial denied,
with costs. - - ,
Edva,d a. Phslps IT oL ois Wn. II. Whttshssd.-
Motion for new trial DENT, ID. with coeb
John Short ads Preston Sheldon ct di-Verdiot CON-
6Imed, with costs
John B. Boora eds .7mos X. Stellenwe,f.- Report Of
referee con Hrms d, with costs
.qI,ekam Herman ads. Joseph Bear.-Motion for
new frisl de- led
jas AZ Simpson ct al. ads Joshua Brush ct sl.-Re-
rort OF referee confirmed with costs.
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NAMES OF CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATIONS.
Annexed is list OF some of the associations
formed IN this country for the purpose of migrating
10 the Gold Region -
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Caurt(asndar Tor ThIs Day.
ChcuiI CovRr-Nos esl, IL, l3i "a, 20 ~, ~, ~,
20, 30, 81.
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TO January !, 1Sf9:-
Building e. i'm prove nts and repairs. f1T65 60
Beds, bedding an bedstads. ........ 2l94 06
Clothing, shoes, &c. ...,.,,,..... 8SS 90
Drugs, medicines, SO .................1 1874 rs
blss. S eJ ., 10 100 SO
Fuel and lfph hit focal wood oil lamps Sc0. 500 81
Liquors brandy, wine, ale, porter. &c)... 34l2 %
Salaries wager &c .l7798 80
st. am boat hire freight 60. 1850 90
Hard, tin, glars al sarthen ware; carriage and
commissions, printing and advertising,
bookkeeping, dry goods, shop furniture,
&c.. '..'.s..' .iLseo n
s57,54s 90
Money received on account Of Marine Hosp-
tai, from August 1st 1888, to January LIST,
l6SS. ...9oo'o eo
Deficit ................. $40 500 10
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OrsrLrMrr The 4" satisfactory srraugsmsnt" for
the pasage think can give. ! am tesohpg school
here ar a stu law with Mr. Coke who has
. very extensive law practice in this section He eays
he has no doubt in his own mind that money can be
made in California. will hsn you, on my arrival &C
New York. a draft drawn on Mr. -, the Sergeant at
Of the House for $500, by the
Hon -. This gentleman 10 eiec.ed to the next
Congress, and the draft is GOOD He Ia entitled to
than that In mileage, but he has drawn for the
exact amount MIR Horace Greeley Of your city, said
his predecetor entitled to As you aware, this
draft will fall due ct any time after the LIST Monday In
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NAMES or ASSOCIATIONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
FROM BERMUDA
Bermuda Legislafure-Pny OF the 'erC
Jamaica aud Bahama News, Nc'

=
ByRNrDA June 8. l-i9.
u;.r,.,,. ,.,, the I legislature Of these
Islands has been convened for the dspA'oh ol ou''
ness % but, as yet. subject other 'hsn VI ''-A
rs., bs. t.en discussed The great question OF the
Session will be- the Payment Of ihe 'iefsy "oH 'N'
Public Treasury u il 70 be hoped 'nA' INV .''',
policy We .hal adopt viii be similar to tha' - Ju''
ou.y chosen .nd successfully prsc'ced IN 'he h'''i
States namely. areLsiOus system 'o'aiy 1N0oNN'-
with the state.
The We.t India steamer Severn affl'eu neie On '"
3D. from the Cult of Mckee. &c -he has prough' Ao
counts from Jamaica the -ld May and from Nassau
y r 10 the 18th
JAMAICA Dry wcaiher-commercial depression
rap,dlv declining reveuue-iorm the staple OF the
leading articles The latest Jamaica papers Inc month
Of Nav had been unusually dry, and II was feared ha'
If June should bring no change great suffering would
ensue from the failure OF the native crops Win refer
cnce to trade. the Mining J0arra! Of May = says
that We are gradually proceeding from bsdto worse
The Revenue flr siN months ending 'h Apr. last com
parstlycy with it. state for similar period IN le+-,
had declined by no les sum than LIE Inc iup'
lie Debt OF the Island il daily augmenting- find i
stated in the Jamaica Morning Journal OF the 2st ut
that the Am brsantne C0mmodn Of Boston was
wrecked on the south Keys, near Cuba April - she
was bound for Trinidad de Cuba and adon with nm'
Der and provisions The most valuable part Of the car
CO. sails &c had been taken Trinidad in schooner
which the master Of the Comroda chartered FOR that
purpose.
BNiAMA-The latest Nassau papers mention that
two American vessels had arrived at Hsrbor Island 10
load with pine apples. new paper has been started
a. Nassau. called the Balamd Herald The new Gov
ernor Mr. Gregory appeared to give great satisfaction
Having nothing farther Of interest to communicate,
close this brief dispatch Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
THr Nrw ORLrA,s FokoERY CA.E.-M,. @

The NEw ORLEANS FOKGERY CASE Mrs Ga
lot better known % our readers by her maiden
Of Miss Elise Clement arrested last evening AZ
ock bv ant Youcnes on the charge u having forged
fh. .ignsttr. of Mr Mchoui to note oi ! 10000 She
spuear- u take the mafcr very caimly-that u. the
Arre.-hut i equally ctormincd % get hold of her
money A. she positively that the note : genuine
one lu conversation with her a. evening she showed
us letter frum New Orleans warning her not ~ come
D. the civ - Otherwise she would certainly have 20
undergo criminal prosecution - mr from Influencing
her IN staying away she determined a, once H. come
hither and srrived IN vessel from New lorH ~ :
O'Clock Yesterday morning in order a, she saYs 10
prosecute Mr. Michoui forthwith for the payment oi
the note She states. moreover that che Is iofhhea
with all the necessary proofs % enforce hcr cAin AL
If Justice can be- had she has not the slightest DOUBT OF
ohtsi ming the money. Speaking Of Mr. Mlchoud. -n'
observed Al he denies his signature ony lrt me
be- confronted With him for moment. sni VIII 'e',
him piece of my mind I never would nave imagined
that Nr " would have been capable OF such az act
The whole affair IS very curious one anu we shH4i
watch - farther Development with interest
y y Bee "a INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Cozzrss's NEW HorKL AT WEST PoIsr.-Mr

CozzENs late of the American Hotel Of this CITY
threw open his and splendid Hotel at West Point'
for the hrst time the travelling public on Thursday
last II of the finest in the country standing on
an eminence about mile from West Point Landing
and approached by magnificent road. Its length Is
3 feet and breadth 81 feet with spacious piazza on
three sides, commanding the nnest view OF the high
land scenery to be had al any point The rooms IN The
hotel amount lJO and will accommodate 22O persons
The parlors are furnished in magnificent style aud the
dining room is about 20 feet in length There were
about l3O invited guests present on Thursday among
whom were Major Gen scott, Gen. Rufus King hon
Horace Mann Capt Marshall and Lieut. schenck OF
the Navy Charles King. Esq. and Nr- Howard oi me
Irving House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY. JUNE
Lenaue of Liberty.

LATTER of Mr. DoHESY forcby presents the
...,n. which should impel our People to evince g
...,,v and generous sympathy for the struggling
U.,;o,s of Europe, so far as that may be done
,;,hout violating our obligations to existing Gov
s,nmsnts. Unquestionably, it is the duty and
.hould be esteemed the privilege Of our country
,,sn TO encourage and support the champions OF
uaman Liberty in other hemispheres by such
"a, and pccuniary aid as is not forbidden 10y
A.. Law Of Nations, and it is now high time the
,,u,h were made manifest that the great Euro
,..n conyusion 10 not regarded with interest by
de.oots only bu, by ireemen as well.
We think Mr.. Doheny errs in attributing cold
ns., or apathy to our People. The reproach for
oct, the fact Just before stated that the phases OF
the existing struggle have been peculiar, it's
s,ctustions have been so rapid and so vast, its
ooy,snts so misty and dubious, that action on this
aide Of the Atlantic has been paralyzed by per-
nlexity and amszement. Even while were
rejoicing at the instant resurrection of a People
the next arrival hat constrained us TO mourn over
,hs,r as sudden subsidence into torpidity and
thr.ldon, or the strong probability that they we're
shout 70 throw down their new found liberties as
n child rtlcCts thC wy Va al 'N'o hNN'' i<'tH
France seemed hardly an exception to the general
6ckleness and Inconsistency The late Election
Throughout that Republic is the frat clear indica
tion that the People are true to themselves
Henceforth, we trust, there is no room for despon-
dency, no reason to doubt that the People OF civ
liked Europe are preparing to move forward and
upward to the perfect day of Political and Social
Freedom.
We trust Mr. Dohenys practical suggestions
will be considered and acted upon. They are
timely and judicious. An organization of the
friends in this city Of Universal Liberty and Pro-
rres ought to be effected at once, incitement
and model for others. But it is essential that
such q movement shall be directed by men who
Justly enjoy large measure of public confidence,
otherwise it will answer no good purpose. Under
the guidance of men known to be above personal
and sinister ends, such movement might make
itself influential upon the great events now i'm
pending. We have never taken part in origin
atisg any movement Of this nature, but have
always. when invited, co0peratedto to the extent of
oar ability. We stand ready to pursue the same
course in reference 10 the movement now proposed
and 30 ably commended by Mr.. DoheDy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

Mfo.gs.--p'- - ".tae.d.y Juse sssi - SARAH vie Of
Lltn-f Hhitfnors, foru-rly o ~ CITY.
Il1- - be r-s t-nse sag sng County sol
ofON lNDEhhiLL. a th- IA year ~ h- sz-
lnrtl- and ~
u Troy paper. pea.- copy
oa siataI y-n- 10, Mrs. ANN DURYEA z4or OF ccrn,a R.
Durfss, ag-d - yeas
fansa hanesy. Ju-s H. ococl NJ from III. r,.d.rc. o
ef - n p4Dea ~ Washl goa O. Brotvu IN. meade o
afsuf witAout iAth~e rata- '"' ~ ~ ~
o' ~ - rais J1-e TO- cf oong.,ou of the heart NATHAN
IkL PiINAh Fsq ss-s - y-sr. ~ ~
IL a's' and -t- of tie fanny respectfully ny,,sa q
aend ~ ian-rs H. holisyl a-rlaon lot from Ls la.
-sd-nc-. 80 Boone rthout rth.r nstsua r. ,.m.In,
VI - 2ksn 20 Greenwood Csn-sry for rt-fn.at
Jur> TAfIAFERRO hoe ages g. u Dr. Ab.u ts. n
G--vs Frt.y morning as-d year.. EIIZ ABgT
srROTHER ofDr Raa sp.scsr aassaisf Of los al.
Gsorss Gallagher VI u.s CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
The Next I'm order for Hanging.

To me Editor of The Tribune.
Can you not say a word on behalf of the uniortu
nate Alexander Jones, that may have weight with our
Governor to induce him to commute his sentence OF
death TO i'm mprisonment in the State Prsoni
Ancgro porter who till the time OF his ofenss had
sustained a good character, is met on his way home
from his daily tolls by two men, unknown to him, who
by wicked arts induce him to drink. Having got him
thereby in such state to mold him 10 their pur-
noses they incte him to set fire to building which is
,oon after discovered to be in flames and he s to
issue thereirom Tho fire is extinguished with but
little damage 20 the premises and none 10 It's inmates
lie is arrested and arraigned for trial No one comes
forward to testify that he applying the torch
but with an ingenuousness in keeping with the good
reputation he had before sustained he conesses his
guilt. is convicted by Jury, (twothirds OF whom
commend him TO mercy,) and in accordance with law
sentenced to die This sentence will be carried INTO
effect on the 22d inst unless the Executive clemency
can be obtained For myself though an advocate for the
principle that life may be rghtully taken, had were
! the Executive, rather sever my night hand than II
shoud withhold the signature that is sssary TO com
,nute tins sentence Cannot the Christian the hui
mane men Of our city (and those too who, on being
shown the presentation made 10 the GOvernor ana
asked or their signatures have been led 10y their wicked
preiudices 10 the exclamation " damn thf ptSRer be
induced 10 make strong effort in the little time that
remains to one who by no law OF God is worthy
to suier death hVNANIlh'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
Inter from ~. Domingo.

Blythe arrival OF the schooner J. b. Lindsey
Capt. Hathaway, from II Domingo City, which place
she LETT on the 18th ult learn that another revou
ton had broken out and that the army and navy hac
declared in favor of Gen Santa Anna ss President
Hcnannes tho President, met the troops on the out
skirts the city and declared to them that he still
their Commander Gen Santa Anna then Withdrew
from the army, and retired TO his plantation, aitei
which the troops disbanded but they, not being salts
fed again requested Sapta Anna to head them, which
he complied with, and Immediately marched for III,
city Previous to his march, the city Of Don Carlo'
was burnt, by order Of President Hefuannes, with
view Of preventing the troops taking possession OF IT,
1t was supposed that -. Domingo City would iJ
into the hands of Gen Santa Anna and that he would
be declared President OF the Dominican Government
The schr silss l.. Hand arrived yesterday from II
Marks - Domingo, whence sine sailed on the 27th ut
President Soulouque after his return from his unsuc
cessfl expedition against the Spanish part OF the island
stated his dispatches that his army had been vlctO
rous every battle when. in fact they lost all then
cannon and were in most miserable condition lwa'
not known how many men he had lost a. ne took the
prccauiiOn not 10 state the TACT IN bis dispatches.
Coffee and wood were scarce, and imports from the
United States had been small OF late. Flour, al II
Marks and Port Prince. selling al SI2 Hayii
money Spanish doUbloons were worth from s-l( IL
S2l6