davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

ID, ,t-.,.., lowe. chair ...-.s- O.. fra .rt.-rr.. o
be-. ashmne5 IT, zl theee ir-irrrn. -o f.r a- .,e
lrc oaaa.ei n 'he providence q oot 20 employ 'en
ia tre nsmo % our Cod rew.l go mp orr ban-
o,r-- $50 cnInrcnf ttcu ~ our brethren 1f al f.-
nominations "a rI countries We commend .han 'l
Gef for li- il.s.1- Tho criss o .u@.rln- sni-
alf r lions ur,. r- o. action or- .e.t i- fHe world
lrsri fhe ..iss-i1n ot -ol'- md fh -nmen- o
tl4e Kingdom ~ Cnri-f over "a. rhe earth
THOMAS uE WITT Precedent
T. f. CoSKLIH Secretary
After ta.- address hsI bern moved . AIDED, fa1
Chairman a.kci q any p'r-or DO t.~ me.t.- Ani l-'-
thing 10 -@y or suggest v.'h r--- % r. upon "ion
Hrs d. EDvAED- aufAor 10 scsc-- temper
aure iocunout- addrc,.-cI Oh. meeting ior short
'uo I'D shlch he d.l mol perfectly s-ree Nt inc al
fir-s ~ Nr Marsh.
AMI faol, strongly oa '1c a. ccs'yoi he Church anI
.i.c T.up,r,nce r.o,cmcu. t.ins a united quc-'on-
c .,d boz was Sd y.ar.s ryarr c- Oi tIe cla'o ifd
-... r- and I. deci No. f0d , Hr- g. -7i-f q fn+f
f. only Iot. and dependence was ln G-i and thar ihe
cause aIf- decline 1as INIT poop'-ihr i'NI 7i. IT,
ciu.,nf- u. fhr Ic-snes of clul'rsnceailos eui
-lre- end 'ncir foinis 70 lc directed from TO- tre
path hy ia-e prlcl ilcs.
Tb,re ,ycrc lnany who WISHED o. divorce tne Tom
rsr~c raii-, from thc Church but he decidedly was
ior tsc union of tho tno. The Christian Church ne
.gr frs.noI o. l1y ID. alfcf M ilr Only fNna-
,llfy which may boz used c'icF1ous5 go tne c.n-'.
Anl 20 must not commit IL d-ly mo i"' Atis 90
others o. perform.
Rev a.. -,rrILra one oi 'ho agents of the STATE
T.nteranco Society followed Dr. lVisner. and was ol
opi.u tnst the uiu-tor- Of religion should Do, lock
tncuolrc- u boo their sancfua1"s n TIC people td NOT
wish their roll ri0us iniiu' noes among Them ir"v
should not give up the cause ri 1cmpciancc a'cau-e
others than Clrrynen insisted Ou taxing D. dinF &C.,
tom 800 the work The Church must not nc the limit oi
fin Cnurchc- actIon The Row gentleman proceeded
iu clear and -uccncf manner io prove Tho truth and
accc-sifv of bis assertions, and wa. followed uy
Row ST. CoSKLrN, who advocsfcd tho adoption %
.hc hIdics- for he bcc,cdit would do good
Ai,r come other remarks from Rev. Dr. LANSING OF
Brooklyn. DR. Edwards. &c Sc the motion wa- pu, by
nIo Chairman. which resulted n the adoption ol Mr
Marsh Address
Irayor was rcciicd by Res. d. romMAv OF ioony.
after hicI the meeting adjourned
another meeting was agreed upon FL. the some hour
and place. on Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Albany in the Vacation observation-disclosures
Raciag.

e. N4,-r I--s.tLcl T.. llr Tribune
ALBANY Monday May T. ls4s
To person - no only VISITS ms city durip. scs.
s.ors u the Legislature. II presents rSthcr %.
and iist'ess appearance. compared to whst it now
presents To- moment The Canal opens, persons
whom you previously SAL louncing about and
gosspus AZ the street corners, are seen in the II
Winter haunts 10 more bat transformed into
actise hard working business mea, up early aud
: Fn late, AMI 50 wholly absorbed IN their
o.sAcss, IS O. altogether ose thor Water
e.t.ty.
The Cana bats going West are al heavily
irei-l;ct with merch sndiSe. in sii tion 70 Which
s-e immense numbers ~ German ard l-sh eui.
giants Cfthe $4,000 Gerrisn enll xrsrts who mr.
rived las, week IN New .NJ-k. iua 2o'0 SIRE now
ou the I'd. a. ou their way % the Far Wes..
Speak.r- oi emig-suts. ca not .orbear men
tion'n- few accidents Connected with the last
TIP OF the steamer Oregon. There were several
hundred enisyants on board. mostly Germans
ard soon alter " started trom the whsr, several
iIt. Q musical pa.tics were formed, some Who'll,
cal. and some pa-;.y Instruments. and parity
yccu. IN th.s 1srIcr hey passed the fret hour
o- c- two Of the evening. Manyo. The psssen
gers ..Cm the upper saloon came down O. lstsn
Z the ~ eoiicS 90 these Strangers. among whom
noticed Hon FriEND HCNrRRsY. the present
worthy Mayor Of Alosny :. n. HANsoSn, Esq
i
Albany, Hon sol. Tow>ss>n OF y. Y aud Hon
NsNAN BLoDcErr ~ Gcuesce Onc thing should
os mentioned IS particularly crcdissble to the
officers sud employees On board TINS noble steam.
er. Although tue forward deck was crowded
IS % make u extremely dlihcult tor any one o.
pass 10 aad lrl. dld not hear 4 rough or unkind
word spoken ty any one belonging & the boat 81
the emisrants. some OF the cc.fieuea ? pas
senscrs WHO pat onizrd the bar, and were Obliged
IN make their way IS best they could, were ex
cepsions TO this rue.
Mr.. FCtikK tie wcll-knovn and gsntlemsnb
steward OF this boat Informed ma that On the NJ
trip prev .ous to this there were over 900 psssen-
gers on board. n larger number than ever before
wrut up the river Oh regular line boat.
The causi-hoat Cumberland belonging 10 the
Morct ans Line. reached Rochester on sunday
morning az o'clock. the frst boat fn,m tide a,er
She leit Albany Tuesday morning iast at : A. VI.
ant consequently made her tip - that place IN
hours from A bsuy.
There IL no news here. that can learn. The
sporting men are talking 81 gee " ednesdays trot
On the Bulls Head Course The contestants are
horses Jack Rossltcr, Moscow, Lady Moscow, and
Mac ltosslter - the fave rite against the fold NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Alta lttle after the Mayor entered and swore

~
~ '", '''l'''iS ~ ''''"
""{a,. $1,000. ,..,,,,. n.,,n NutgR
EDA, ~ estf'S, ~ Hii 70, 49,
MI OscARW SruRrrvAN- XII WARkrs bsAuY.
~ Ja,b r. Oatley Nlll.JoHs PEARsALt
W,aREN CpRrNaN. XIV Ro5rrt I S1afi
81 E5ene.ey ~ Feruf. Nk.EpWiS y. MORGAN
VII .JoHS Wres. ~ 1laae d i,el r
Flll.fIHA ~ IN ,Sfti f,..E C.,.,ly
X.CHSLts CRANE, ~ 'j t,.o, r O''''"I'''
The roll was then called and Asst AID DENNAs, six
,eeath Ward. called TO the chair Asst Aid SruRrI
.l 81 ,bo Road % into an elecfion OF Pre-.
den, which was agreed TO- lie then nominated Asst
All Morgan Fifteenth ard as F'e''denI "i'''n "''
asfeed 10 and the President conducted ~ the cnAir
lie iei'4u'd l'@AA' 'oi INC No"0' ~ F,
him referred % the tact 81 me snort Term l'i N'n
,,, member, had been eected-that the whole oi The
members Of the Board are emphauealy fresh from me
eop nom ~. ,Sc, - c.erri.e tbe period Of
ihcr election n advancing the best Interests Of the
C..v
| '4s' t-,..tl r
ACHARD SCOTT wa iAcA aPPo'--'@ ~'''N a''- JUN
q Do.~r Assistant Cork u he board
an ,,,.s anil ,voon fncu csfn. in a dcpu'auon
'-i .l' 90 =. - ~ tu.,n...
"fs oi- i4-iA'' '--'' .''-J ~
Assist Adj MERCER and SANDS were appointed
--, - I'm. Board-.nd Assist All DEAs snd OAK
Ivy appointed % "'ii On iAe Mayor "Hi'1 0''i-'i'
Nes.a-e received from The Mayor "nirh was Or
aercd 20 b, printed
4 ronimlnlcsupn was pfc-'h'ei if'" '-iii''' -
-i claiming o. nave nccn duly elected Assist Ad 81
th. Eleventh Ward Referred to special Co'nnl.tiee
rons..rn. % Mcssr- Dean, -iarls ln'i Drln' Year
-ll ant sands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09


down the Ohio River four years since va came va con
tact with two Kentuckans who stepped on board A.
Nsysve. One Of them vinesarsisasod Old msa,
ascer,sned had lost come Of mis- peculiar property
Who into their heads morning - put thnr
locomotives motion IN the direction Of the Frcs stAis-
The other Wa a tall, bOned, real son VI kenacky
who could blaze away a. the Abolinon-ts one moment
and crack okes with thcm ths next lilo mad followef
Two boys who mad escaped from ,ha Old referred
10, 10 far randussy, ono had them arrested and
pu, In confinement but from iniormslity. want a
proof the upshOt Of the ms.ter that they
essed, and he sas placed n dursncs vile. Aftsr
naming day OF two however, he wa pernittsi u
depart, With the payment 81 tho costs.
Nhle a recent visit to Ripley, mentioned tho
Circumstance D. friend residing there who observed
hat be- was well acquainted with he old and hIs
assOcsie that ne had lOst oil his slaves valued &C
s2c, but Ons Old woman, and had spent about . 40
m irI!tiess arempts b. recover them On rcmsrkny
~ h. old slave that tho others bad Jeff shs replied
les massa, all the nigsers gone but you and me"
Tie now hres hls work done and hs told our fr.ens
not long since mat he sets along about well as wnsn
40 depended "a his slaves 10 do IL
Mercer pa Lumnsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

Tho President announced tho following standing
Committees IT the Board tor tho ensuing year.
Afriic,riovsfoR OfFicf-Ad mgcrsou, p Kelly. and
Bard.
AsI.. souNcEs. AND scHooL,-Ad Allen. Haw-, and
Webb
As,f.ssirNrs l1gcrsol. Jnn-on, = Kelly
Cm,EtrY $50 Al Ns.-Ad Herring Havs, joe ."n
CLEANING SrRrrr,-Ad Buuou. M0rgans, WEBB
Ft~aNgF-Ald Jam -0n. Bnff0u. Webb
FiRE DFrARrMt>r AID Franklin Jamison, Webb
FflRtEs AID. Wool. schulz. JHrk-On.
LAMP. ANn Gts-Ad. Alien, NorEtus. Mullins
LaNu. A>u Pl,CFs-A.d Franklin. Bnron, Baud
Laws ,sD APPLICATIONS 30 Ltc.srAruRf- AL wood,
SonuifI. Webb
MAakErs-Ao Mlr-an- ScIlliI, BaTl
ORnfNANcfs-At Hlv- Herring Kelly
Poliot. WArcn ,>D PRlsoNs-Ad Have. Clark. Jack
son.
PunLlo Ofricis ,>D RErNRs-Ac Clark, Allen, HAT
fed.
ROADS AID C,NALs-Au Rru0l, Clara. Mullins
SAL.RfEs-Ad. Herring, Burou, Mullins
SrRrrrs-Ald Morrau-, Franklin. Jackson.
Wp.Ryss PfERs AID StfPs--Ad. schultz, Wood, Bard.
Iof~r con- oN CROIoN AQuEDCCr-Ad Allen. schultz,
/! uned.
PIflic OFFIcr- AyO BUILDINGS oN BLACS"LLLa ISL
Asu-Ald. Schulz, Ing .f-o.l, Haleld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Great Fire In Charleston. >. &.

IHAAL 8 TUNl NIIHIaYl MY =
4 fire broke ont this morning 10 Bombay ~
Which extended over TWO sqlares bounded by Meeting
West Charlotte North Elizabeth Last Boundary an,
south streets with The RECEPTION VI q few buildings o.
rhe south ot corner d Elizabeth and AOundary eta.
ie~ on Meeting q. Come one hundred andI nftl
Oulding. were burned almost ell small, and occupie,
by persons OF limited circumstance Insurance sls0o
in Hartford Protection and s7C0J Ia Charleston lnsuT
,llce and Trust Companies
Tle loss u property Is great. but much distress
MI BE- ielt 0y tne tenanfs. There great want o
water At me nTe, and the weather warm. Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Death OF Judge Meeds Appointments { abb
net session.
WAlHNeT0N. Monday M

WASHINGTON. Monday May7
Tho editor Of the NaiiOpai IYbig hes dispatch
announcing the death q Judge Needs, OF Minnesota by
drowning while crossing swollen stream ia kentucky
on horseback. On bis way - Cincinnati.
The President to-day designated the following JUS
tees az members Of the Levy Court tor Washington
CO. b. & Alfred Day, Charles K. Bell, Joshua Price
Lewis Carley. John Cox Robert White samuel Dni
rs Benz " Morsel John r Cox and James Crande
The following appointments have been made by the
President Vim " Adams 10 be register Of the land
Office AZ Little Rock Ark John n. Hughes Receiver
- iaftsburg No The Cabinet was In .cssan today
unr u clock Ar Preston viii return to tho capita
on " etne-dsy evening Phil paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

closed IL session Al BostOn Friday lasL -Four hun
dIed and hityts0 delegates present resolution
va referred 70 petition Congress for an nternAtons
copy night law. report On adulterated drugs " al
read from which We take this item:
The amount Of drugs medicines and chemical prepa
raons imported into the City q New York during ou'
year pror 20 the passage Of the late aw requiring then
b. Inspected upward Of one million and half Il
estimated value more than onehalf Of which wer,
worth.s impure srtices since the law has been Il
force the Inspector NeHioFk has condemned Is 90
los VI Ehabsrb $50 lbs opium = he jslsp lfOO o
ssmDooge l400 lbs seuna 10 los gum myrrh, besld
Numerous other articles Ia large quantities"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Mercer (P.) Luminsry


THg P0RTsnoUTH o. FINE.-The CADpev and
ITibuHs Vi tho ID has account VI the hre which
took place there on the 30th alt Notwithstanding the
efforts Of the hrcnen tbs con5sgraon not stop
ped until every building from Madison street ap the
hrst alley above and from Fret 20 second street wac
burnt % the grognd-beins one third Of square
There were about ~ buildings consumed, beside q
great deal Of property Sixteen families were turned
ao0see-s into the street, and several honest ndustn.
Gus mechanics and traders thrown out Of business
snd broken up. Mr. Triiehs loss IL perhaps the most
severe II any. lie lost 800 IN cash beside all ma
property.
There was, believe. little insuf sncs on any 81
the property consumed. Mr. Bertrams loss 10 sboa,
81 900; Insurance 500 Ar Robinson lost o. 0oo Mr..
fiies 500 Mr.. Wash. williamson some e50o or el 0lo
Mr. EIehelberzer 500; Mrs. Doty about ti,ooo Tho
Osse Of the various other persons Interested have
not heard estimated The gross amount a Il hkesy.
will range from slO. 10 $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Later from New-Orlean-.

BALrfaORg, Monday May T.
Tne Southern mail his evening b0ngs Now
Orleans paper. Tho hip Cape hal arrived with Gal
weston date he nth lt The steamer New Orleans
wira Gen worth and other officers aboard had arm we'd
a. Galveston. Two breaks Ia TOE cyee near Sew-Or
leans lsi occurred. causing considerable damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

IT, c1mc lafayette, which gave 70, Nlctolas
a .. and Braxton 20 naiority-total 3li-all for
Taylor
LEGISLATURE The new Senate will consist Of ID
Loco-Focos and ID Whies-one Wig gain from
asst year The House Of about - Locos AMI 40
WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
search for sir John Franklin.

WARRINGTON. Monday, Asy7
IL u Understood here thai The GoverDment IN
tsud. ilrtlwh detailing shps u war In search Of
.-lr JONI FEASKLfS one % 20 round lat BY Lsbfs
ilr tnd DAVIS straits, The other round West BY BchT
.1 - Srrai.s Ia search u the lost navsators COuT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

From PoRTo HIco.-Letters received here per
schooner Mary c. Ames, from Msyszuer, p H. dated
nth ul, state that fearful drouth had been expert
enced there since November last, and up 70 that time
40 appearance Of q change. The country ell around
that part Of the Island deploraoie sspect and
# the rain. DO not In soon, there wiz be hardly
sny cane ne XII season ~ cut The cattle actually
starving country and many Of the PeAsan's VIII
share the same fate should the dry weather continue
much longer On one estste instead Of SO hhds
gar fr which canes enough planted there win NOT
DO made more than 10 70 go SewBcdford Her 7lh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

Ic-7cfinn - Paving for the Whl.tIe -hnll
noutceaI continue - bc the Cnpirai Of
Canada Mob Rule or Nanlse. Raie ?
NNhar Annexation wogid do-French Cana
dinu~ -Piritlc-- nnd inollea-iye-Parineau
and the FcHdal Lnndiord--The Iri-h uait-
INK with the Tory Eiotcr- Cot. Bruce
goinz 10 Icudon-A Government Of NIajo-
rite Bc-s-iulali Navigation 20 Now
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

v.ous 10 the sth ult. all well. We have received
the following letter from q gentemsn who weat
on. in her
| corr.-po.s~se. 81 he s.taror. An-,s.&
| " BoAED SrsAsER OsUs, CHAosxs Apnls
The steamer Orls Is now getting ready tog ,rp up
the river which ~ ~ have scen G. T. serns very
| bcsauful Yesterday about one z NJ several Anarri
cans were Oh shore opPoslle the town where AZ ne
shipping les amusing ;hcmsc,ve. b,.; suited thstr
ordinations and many Of The inhabitants OF Chszres 10
ir, IDLE az Being Easter Nontsy) snd both PsIres In
duslns prcriy freely In ardent sp!uts, dineuy -
cured between them which resulted the Amcf!csns
b,,n- driven from the town snd into tho ufcT. The
natives ~erc armed With Knives, ealssscs add sioncs
Ssucrl OF TIE Amcncans were injured ,nd - - usln
Boz such csscs. those Who wefn Alareo Asa notmhs 70
lo With commencing thc tracas his al1cs4ty ocias
perceived hy Tire Americans GA board tie shipping.
csn immediately made 20 am 'oF ne purpose ~
protecting those who were 80 rudeiy driven from the
town
The car was Immediately responded 10 and de-ccni
mi se ga the town Upon landing. thc ns'lrcs har.ns
econc qacied ~ Whole force marrhct 10 ne Tes''
tcnccs % fhr fcrar snd the conineidali, WHO. ~
fhcy bah csrncd the csuse of the trUrhis.
suni that they had cndrs vorci IN % quc the
tuuiult IN ne outset. Order Wa eventually rrsinpd
BY the arr,s, q several cd. tAr prntipsl msconien
who viii ~ prose, ufc and punished acc,rlin. g. the
Vow GTsnSisn law Together With the coalmsntsgt
.ii acaic appeared he priest of the village rritcr.
tel the sentiments az fh.-, rsr~ona:cs Al thrc n
.hcin used every crortin their power MAINTAIN orcr
aa tranquility and mach cretf dre these ianc;lols
ries Toy heir prompt sud srcccssn c4orts Tho Ann
ncan party then rcurrt 70 th,f respective vessels and
tcufs.
During thc cvcning several shcts were hFc troa lie
town md feared some ildiscrce' American hal
attempted o. scck revenge lhrcc grnilcfnen we've
despatched from he stesmeg uygs 10 he town. wai,h
however. thfy their rtusa al found perfectly tran
qul and ihc authorities were requested by H. dcpu
talon O. .niurm thria should any disturbance occur,
promising that ample and oupi assistance would be-
rci ,ercd. % preserve order
We are happy 20 state that all h,,tnc feelings or
both sides haze sui sided and every appearance ol
mutually friendly feeling prevails
We beard from Panama ihi. morning BY party
who mad returned there thai them al least 1oN
persons A. that plsCc. some oi whom are encsmpcs
shout two miles from The city. not being SLOWED b
pitch tents nearcr and other. Al the different hotels
pay .ng q per day
The United States msl steamer California had not
arrived pansma three DAYS $50. nor hsd any other
vessel arrived there recently from up tho coast and
now the 1000 persons now waiting snt others daily
arriving ever 90 sci away, uuic only will toll
Five franc pieces 1t Chsgres ar. now worth 81 -
and dimes clus 90 al patfio, doublocns 80 10
a. DO - DO a. and 10 do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Kso,vu1r TENN TRrn.sr.-This able Wing

paper has been Inorged in the Rs<9 another old e.
tshlished Wing journal published in knoxville. JOHN
MILLER McKEE the Editor and proprietor Of the I10'
me- having purchased the RsSisT, VIII continue rs
publication a. a reform Wing paper lie published The
TibsHe very acceptably for three years deyotng con
siderable space to discussion OF the sautAr reforms
Of the day The Regis0 under Mr. NckEEs control
vii advocate the calling Of STATE Convention to reform
the Constitution OF Tennessee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
PoLIcE Counr About d O'Clock last evening mas

POLICE COURr About ~ O'Clock last evening mas
named Henry Thompson arrested by Officer Cravs.
~ he Fourth Ward, charge Of stahhng Eliza Duich
er. he detained iO answer Tho charge. A man
aamed Thomas Wright arrested Al eafly hour this
morning by officer EeasftnOUd u Tho Third Ward,
charge Ol obtaining " from couutrymsn named John
Muilen, BY what IL usually termed the burning game
lie held About ~ o'clock su NJ gkf Oh
COyle iOok into custody = named Mathew o.
hanghnessy charge u comm ting rsps on ons
Mary Kelly. lie Wa locked up 10 await farther odsaa'
aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

The steamship Washington arrived at her dock
Yesterday morning at l2i clock. She has a. pas
sengers on board. She LETT Southamptonon the 10th
ut aud brings no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

nm Dst.-Mr. Flournoy, We understand, will
contest the return Of DR.. Ayerett to Congress from
this District, upon the following state Of facts
Tie District was known to be very close, and the
election expected to be spirited, and Loco-Foco-
ism apprchC nded that uuiairncss would be requi-
site t. carry it. Flournoy, Wing hal carried it
two years since by enc majority Cass carried It
last November by t'rcnfy-tco A good vote was
pooled in every County. and the polls closed At
night Of the regular Election day with Flournoy
elected by c,ght maiorlty-thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

flounoy IS MAJ IN the district, ni-t day.
Thus the polls stood closed IN ali the Wing
Counties and Precincts, there beng 10 shadow Of
apoiogy for keepIur them open. and yet at tsO
Loco Foco precincts OF their stronghold, HaliiaE
the polls were kept open, by strict party vote
the v hiE Commissioners protesting The Second
day, - votes were taken for AVcrctt aud 10 Tor
Fournoy--the latter still htrcc votes ahead in the
District. Bu, the polls were kept open the third
day, with the following result Avcrett 10, Flour
NY 39, giving Averctt sereE majority ~ the Dis
'rict Had the polls been closed the first day ia
Hafsx, or kept open also in Pittsylvanis there
can hardly be doubt that Fournoy would have
been chosen We think here Is a good case for a
contest
NIVM Dtsi1ct.-We have some more precise
returns, but they amount to little We fear Nc
Comas is beaten, but have nothing but vague re-
ports 70 show for it, Here is the vote as we
noya ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, May {, 1919.
FATAL AccfDEsr.-About y O'Clock yesterday
afternoon named William Moore who rcsidcd
At No 7tJ Greenwich It tell from the third story loft
of hi. storage store No J9j Waterst and instant
~ killed The Coroner viii hold inques, 'his after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

J,Sxy Lisp Nor MaRKILD.-The london Sun
o., Ami ~. say. thai the story Of Jenny Lind' mar
rage Is a huul5u-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

SUDDEN DEArH.-Ms'y Green, a native Of Ire.
and aged - yesr- died suddenly about O'Clock last
evening at No 20 Cherry St An inques, wdl BE- Led
this day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

TBE PEvsy Pass ~ EURoPE-A journal call
"a =. Inn. "a T-r.l has b-cn commenced ID Fan-,
with supplement. by " Borthout and cdiied by n
H. .ns n p,r-r, -uouet. the price pr copy Deiug
one sou or rfc les han ouc cent 10 is M nrst md
only daily paper published n LufoIe Tor my sum a.
ioW n. A cenf Express
About A. near risht az the EIpvass ever IS For tho
pact ycar daily penny papers have aoounaed IL Pans
sad in the eiriss OF Germany, and do SUI abound IL
Paris there are some ten or dozca dAe' 20 be had oE
.nl q cnnY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

r. WsAre indebted 70 cur friends at Charles
ton. : { as vel - 70 Capt Baii Of the SofihefneI
or ChAr.etioa papers oi The J.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09
Later from the Isthm ne.

BY an srrivs at New Orleans. we earn that
the brs ST. Andrew, Csptsin Pau. Of and from
this port With large number Of Bsitimcresns on
board bound 10 CsfoTnis arrived A. Cha srss pre-
vious 10 the sth ut. all well. We have received
the following letter from gentlemsn who weat
out in her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-09

seas ccn'f- sH.
On motion ol Ad Alien. al WEES was cs.iei 20
fhc Char
AID HATFIELD oil the Nth Wari then presented him
sci tor scar the Board and proceeded 90 establish
.sttlc lst hv the returns 81 tho Ward Canrssscr.
aI by Che return Of he County Clerk 3D. ly the rol.
, rhc Board and ith 10y ias cert.acata o.! the Clerk
% thi- Boeri
NJ POINTER q. SHERMAN then stood io.fh md ob
Jog D. Hy virtue oi ho largest number a. votes cast n
flc IS ard
-Nn notion the controversy was aid on thc table
ior tho present end Aid HArFiELD5 scat and vote
srf. allowed him
A.l WooD of the llli Wsli then moved il.r tDe
toard 40 into ballot iol permanent President iul
fhe ensuing yoar whcicJpou
AID -CHUIrz Nth Ward nominated tor thar Office
A'd jaws KELLY Ut thc ia Ward AID. Franklin aai
4Icn were appointed Tcogs and the bslouns resulted
Al. follows.