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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
ARREST oS CHARGE or MuRDER.-From in

ARREST ov A CHARGE or MURDER.-From in
formation received By Justice Pennington warrant
issued by him and placed III the hands oil olHcei,
Lee, Nicholson and Nuroy, who yesterday arrested
Capt Edward Pascal. of Calvert CO. on suspcion OF
being concerned in the murder OF VIM II. " oOd IN
that county. ON the @@d Of February last and upon
which charge negro named Ray Wa also arrested IN
this city 81 three weeks ago Pascal u appears
came 10 this city IN consequence ~ the strong su-
piciOns resting upon him, and went 20 ms mother
residence The officers going there yesterday were
told he was not in the house but search beng made
ae was found slowed away IN the garrett lie was
taken before Justice Pennington and, after under gong
examination, was committed 20 jail Tor a isilAeI
bearing. Baltimore fa'Hor NoH-a9
DrArH or Mlss1o~ARlEs-We regret - iearo
from letters received in this city per bark lona arrived
Al Boston from smyrna, that the wife Of Kew I'm
-cudier Of the Ceylon Mission, recently deceased Of
cholera while the passage from Madras 70 Ieyiol
She was the second daush OF the distinguished inu
-ical composer and musician, PROT Thomas Hastings OF
this city. and went out under the auspices oi -Ne
b &. r Missions something more than year since
1, NAV not be out OF place state IN this CONNECTION a
the Ien which j. 10 sail during the latter part OF july
VIII take out Rev Messrs. Coan Breath win th'-i
wives destined Tor the mission OF the America boHil'
among the HISTORIANS OF Persia lJour o. on
DAR,IcAL Active learn from the Great
Fails y H. Skrc1T that the dwelling house owned
and occupied by John Hsines, Jr. and Jonn B. Wood
was blown up with gunpOwder, night OF 2'tA inst
Fortunately injury was done 10 Lie Inc mouse ana
furniture were mere wreck. Nessrs " vou aNl
ri the license laws and pretty certain that this d.
.bohcal act originated with them Last year the same
house was blown up, i supposed by the same per
sons Much excitement prevailed m >onlers" worth 10
relation 10 these outrages- Boston Jo4rnA-
ESCAPE OF A Co>yicT WIFE ~ HEK HUSBANDS
Arrlsx-A Mrs. McAdams was, few weeks since
convicted Of the crime OF murder before the Circuit
Coprt of Madison County, Miss. der husband vas a.
- - ,i.it her in PRISON frequently, snd a. last
dressed her in a suit OF bis own clothes by means OF
sxbirb he Elected q passage from the Pnson Sne
was traced As far as Vcksourgh where she TOOK pas
80. IA .,eanboat and from the last accounts had
not been arrested.
Posr OFFICE rRIAL-A man named " M. hoo
inson has been recently sentenced 10 three years I'M
prisonmenr al Windsor, VI for claiming ana lAA-ns
49, l,rec,e5 IN nauuesake AZ East Windsor Conn
and which contained check on Tie suffolk BANK io4
sI75 He bad previously taken out the letter ana re-
turned IL as not belonging 70 him The agens o. me
Post Otce Department followed him up eaus HIM N
Cansds Just a. he had sPenI al The money and SroasA'
him back.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

" The LoueH AmeCicqn is the nsme OF
pea,yprined ri weekly Free Soil paper just issued at
Lowell, Mass. by WILLIAM Ro8INsoN formerly con
nected with the LolceH CoU0 aud B0s'0H Republican.
Mr. R. is an able writer aud will no doubt make read
able and interesting paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
NTgWBTRGH SUMNER RErRRAT.-T

prOpnef0F o. us eslAOHsInrnt TespecN1lJ lnf0fms
the public thai MS house ~ for the reception q
vsitsr. IL . situated upon Academy Hill, overlooking
The entire bay, and IN fun view Of West Point and tho
Highlands thus afording view which 10 not surpassed
on The Hudson River.
Steamboats, leave for Sew-York several tines day.
Communication may be bad with almost every part Il thu
country BY means u he Magnetic Telegraph
Nevbgrgh celebrated being 81 the most healthy
places IN the country Ia evidence Of hts Toe pubic are
referred 20 the Cholera statistics OF q 1-durng which
single occurred Il this place. The sub
.cber eaters himself thai be win Be sos 70 furnish eysry
thing that add the comfort and nappness Of hoso
who may wish quiet fstrest for fev months.
Newburzh, May, ls49. fmy9 wv l. p. DOD0E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
CITY ITEMS.

WEDNESDAY,, May 3d. l~i'.
DR. M,IRs--The notice OF the death of DR..
Msirs Of i62 Broome which appeared in The Tr'bane
Of this morning is glad To learn. entirely with
out foundation It was current in the lower part Of the
CITY Yesterday and Reporter heard u from two or
three different sources We learn. however from Il
number Of Dr. Mairss relatives, that he began 10 i'm
prove las, evening and lie now rapidly Receiving
INnIeRArIoN.-Aftcrp passing up beyond the
Tobacco Warehouses on the East River, yesterday
sneruoon our attention was arrested by the little
steamer santee upon every visible part Of which where
a human being could get ioothold, we saw immi-
grants piled 90 close that seemed at fret as If they
were built like cordwood, tier upon ter. surely there
were 900 of them young and old, male and female, in
almost every garb that fancy could paint and such
muitndcs of barrels boxes trunks, parcels OF bed
ding. clothing, with carpet bags and hatboxcs They
proved 10 be the passengers OF two Liverpool ana one
Irish ships and were chiefly natives Of the Emerald
l.lansuy of them fine, athletic fellows, and as hand
anne cherry checked damses AS any part OF the world
can boast of-ust the population for North Aneric"
In general they seemed quite cheerful ana happy -
Coaches TO attend them there were none but great
plep,v of brawny carriers, and they got employment
enough Crowded as 1t were out OF the old world
we hone these strangers will hnd friends and hearty
re,come in the new The schools are open to their
children free of charges and with books provided 10y
the public if they stay the City and there are cheap
euveyances to the Ear West and plenty OF lands there
wanting ableboded owners to make them bloom and
blossom.
ArrEmPr TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-Yesterday al
,erpoon grl named Mary Howard, residing at No 3
peyst attempted to commit suicide by cutting her
throat with razor but detected in the act and at
ter the wound being dressed she was conveyed to the
Hospital
TE Hon. JOINS You've, the Assistant Treasurer
wassworn in as Sub Treasurer yesterday having gwen
the requisite sccurities. The amount OF the bonds re-
qurcd by Government is 100000
The JoHNsT. METHODIST CHUcH.-The Trus
e, of this church. Qhe first Methodist Church on the
CoptnentA have sold one of the lots adjoining that on
which the church now stands for $4,000 The lot is
81 feet front and rear by - deep.
CoLoREp PHYSICIANs.-We are informed that
Nessrs John v De Grasse of our City, and Thomas j.
White Of BROOKLYN two of the colored medical students
of Bowdoin Medical College, Brunswick, Me have re-
cved the degree Of MD at the close Of the last term
Mr. De Grassc was student Of DR. s X. Childs, and
Mr. White student of Dr. w. c. Roberts, both of this
City. Notwithstanding the doors OF the Medical Col
eges of this City were barred against them, they have
pursued regular medical course, and now have their
diplomas in hand intending to 20 to work IN their re-
spectve cities They are young men Of intelligence
and moral worth.
\ ha hNdV a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

~ Liquid Hair Dye, improved 80 a. TO color the
hal vh-kers mOnentitis applied without the least
uuryt entirely free from unpleasant odOf, and can 10
washed with the strongest soap Immediately u IL applied
without waiting dry For sale, applied. A. bArcHE
LoR's WIZ Factory Walst myl5 Iurh&satu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
~ Look out for YOUR lie

~ Look out for your Heads Those who
nave the taste appreciate Taste viii recognize In the
style of hal Routing practiced ar MEDHuRsr HEARDs 2
Mtdcn-lau. something unusually graceful The style al
say. suits the contour of the face And then there
uy0cesn brushes for every customer. What luxury
mg2x IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

~ Wigs. wigs. iss.-Clzens and strangers
Informed that the largest cheapest and best assortment
ii Wigs hag- tOupees, braids Of long hair and other
ornamental harris be found At MEDHURsr HEARD's,
u Na.den.lane The trade supplied. nyzx I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
sEACoNNETT HOUSE

4 TITLE COMPTON, NAKkAGASsE1' BAY.
IIRHODE ISLASD-Tbe above well known watering
Mace 10 sufficiently afge TO accommodate 80 per-
,Jns and will be open for the reception Of vsefs and
boafders on the l&h u June. stage daily TO and
from Fall River inerseclng with the Boston, ADD
steamer. 70 Providence and Nev-Yors.
myZ J. l.. MONROE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

ARKANSAS RiyER.-The Fort Smuh Herald, Of
the 9th inst says The River is rising fast and we *
pect ii VIII be- very high there has great amount
Of rain fallen since Friday last
The Pine Bluff Jefvs0nidn Of the 18th says " The
mighty ia Of rain has had effect upon the river
which Is now rising rapidly but tie pnncpa. cause o.
this rise at the sources OF the River and not al
tnhutahc % the excessive rain. Appearances ~ pre-
sent indicate a heavy usc-an overflow perhap-
The Litfic Rock Democrat Of the th says " W hen We
went 10 press the rising freely AMI there was
plenty OF water at Fort Gibson ioF the very largest
boats We shall probably have a ful River for some
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
MARINERS UNIoS HogsE, SPRING;

w FIELD MASs--NF. and Hrs. JEKKf WAhkINLk
Having been absent from 10 during the last Summer, We
now return with he determination 10 male via
cor,ented and happy All that elegant rooms, c1nops
cooaing In yitng beds and Mrs Wsrrnsrs housswsry,
can DO Tor usve.es-sn his We promise sesm-Msy 81,
lsts. ny32w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

E-THETlC PAPERS Edited by E1lzABxrli 2. PA.
BODY boston he Editor l3 We-tst New
York q. T. Putnam.
We have here = characteristic Bostou pub'ica
t,on. winch both on account Of the nature Of rs
Subjects and tue namcs Of It's writers, all receive
- cordial greeting from those who read less TO-
pleasant amusement than for mental suggestion
a,d excitement. Il displays scarcely single
quality Of the popular magazine or review. bat
nevertheless II will make rs way 20 large circle
that vii appreciate It's merits and de ehi in is
influence. 1t is addressed expressly though not
professedy - readers Of thought aud intelligence
aud in spite Of the merely practical, commercial,
money getting character " hich IS 50 often charged
upon the American people. there IS no country 10
the world where books Of this stamp which rely
Tor circulation entirely on their substantial worth
meet with more general perusal or a beartier
recognition.
Among the articles in this number, we have
two or three by the Editor which VIII attract at
tention,-a profound philosophical dissertation on
the principles Of music, by J. s. DWIGHT, written
With his usual vigor aud beauty Of expresson,-s
lecture on War, By r. w. EMERSON, which may be
taken pleasing specimen Of the peculiar style
Oi that Intensely Individual thlnher,-a clscrMi-
mating essay on Criticism, by very accomplished
scholar :. g. WARD,-an article Of great richness,
originality, and depth on the Science Of Cores
poudence by j. J. q. WILEiNsoN, of Londo1-
a short, bat elaborate and carefully -reasoned essay
on Organization by PARKE GODwiS,-and A con.
tribution BY HAwTHoRSE, fragrant with his quaint
and delicious fancies, in Illustration Of the oIden
times. The poe,ical articles, six in number indi-
cate thatthe subtle, shadowy reflective and deeply
earnest race Of the " Dial poets Is not alto
gether extinct 10 Massachusetts,.
The plan OF this work is novel in tins country
il being intended 10 bring out the successive num-
bers not at regular intervals but whenever
sufficient number Of copies shall be ordered 10
meet the expenses Of publication. Those who
wish for it's continuance should send IN Their
names al an early day. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

FORM ~ THE WHARF.-THE body OF man
found At an carly hour this morning hoaung IN inc
dock foot OF Market 81. t. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

patents Al his cOmmod ous establishment Is Laig htst
one 81 Johns Park and At Oyster Bay, L. He
has also competent assistants tor outdoor pracuce Con
situations, verbal or By letter, So mylo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
re- Water-Cure Institutes.-Da TRAIL re,

rY- Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, Waier-Cure Physi-
clan u LeNingon-av Consultations from 10 A NJ TO NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
GENERAL NOIiCtS.

r. Fowlers ~ Wells, PhrenoiOgist- and
Publishers, Clinton Hail. 3l Nassaust near the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

MAssAcHusErrs BIBLE SocIETY.-Ths Ami
vcrssry was held on Tuesday. Rev. DR.. Parkman
Vice President. read the annual report During the
past year the Society had distributed 1923 Bibles and
7Os Testaments OF which small portion were ~
foreign languages 80 had been given 20 emgrants
bound 10 California, bat 90 supply all the Applications
from those cmgrants would have exhausted the entire
funds OF the society. Precisely forty years ago this
society was founded The whole number OF Bibles
which have been distributed by the different sociee-
throughout Christendom within htue more than
.orty years amount 10 IS 1909 which were IN lo@
different languages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
Boston Anniversaries.

Pace SOcIErY.-Tne annual meeting Of the
American Peace Society held ia Boston on Monday,
no immense audience being present CHARLES sun.
SER. Esq delivered an Grafton. Of which We hud re-.
port in tie 4''as follows
ST. = first defined the precise object Of the Society
lr tLe Peace movement doing which he -et aside
he night 81 self defence and the right Of force Tor the
support OF Government and the enforcement Of a, A.
us.flou- not properly belonging 20 fhc subject he
DISTINCTLY ay0Wed his belief the right of strict -'lf de-
tense. well the necessity Of force ia the cNecuo
trd support % The law. but c0ntende1 these were quite
distinct from what the friends Of peace are aiming %
i0 away. They regard % custom. an Institution.
s .ystcm. and a. such they condemn It, and Labor
.ng do it away, unchustm, irrational, baroarOus,
n.Ou.tr0us
Mr. Sumner then proceeded. the leading object OF
bis -coufse 10 deneafe and expose the character of
and the ~ stem, which he dI through series
OF pertinent Illustrations. p0rirayng hc evils 90 Dee re-
moved ly the friends of Peace.
he next glanced 40 many cheering augurie- az sue
in the pact but especially within the last third of
century abiding % the aspirations OF great and good
men 20 such measures a- tie Acheau League and
Amphctyonc Council. but more especially 10 the Hell
ne Mon. our Coniederacy Of thirty states, and
tuc Confederation OF Germany in l-lf, 10 variety OF
nations whose history shows the strong teudence, o.
mankind 10 unity; TO the greatly increased intercourse
pathe- and interests to Worlds Conventions on such
subjects as Pence and Prison Discipline, 40 London.
Frankfort and Brussels.
Mr.. sumner coutended that the friends of peace IN
fLcr plans contradict neither fcnson nature. but
harmonic with both in proposing 90 supcrscdc
rhiter Of Justice between nations, by rational Chris
tan substitutes that shall be better for an purposes
OF Justice And he closed his address by earnestly
hortine all classes much greater efforts in the sub.
lme, practicable cause Of Peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

~ Tho valuation OF the City Of Worcester Is
- s3ooQ,00Q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

The JoHN-sT. METHODIST CHUcH-The Irus
iecs Of this church. Che first Methodist Church on the
Con,nent) have sold of the lots adjoining that on
which the church now stands for 10000 The lot is
q feet front and rear by - deep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

The senate n Check-~cat of Government
Blake and Papineau->hrrwOod and Bonl'
tons decentralization PcnifeutiarN 4
Propagation ENpecred-Addrc~-cs 10 Lord
Elgiu-Eighty Thousand signatures -En-
ergy OF tho De-tructiVc>-' The Biil'-
Apathy OF the Corporntion-New Police
4 Row--t. Andrews Societies-Inyita-
tiOns-M is-ions-The League.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
WANTS.

NrA>TED-sy respectable Protestant ycang
w woran . stgAroa A. nurse. sesms,rcss chsnoer
maid competent 70 give Instructions IN krehsh 10
chidren has 10 objection 10 so 10 The country Apply a.
s. Cortsnds 81 third .oor, bach room Can be seen from
i0ins ryo So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

CRESH TEAs-Fns Tyson, Young Hyson, and 90
ouk Teas u sKcslenf favor, FOR sale a. wholesals
srall ~ lnsoI 0As3aEk 4 YOUNG, N CAAfaa;nrsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31

~ Hon. JOINS You've, the Assistant Treasurer
was sworn in a. subTreasurer yesterday having given
the requisite securities The amount OF the bonds re-
nnircd by Government is siOOOOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-31
BOARDING.

ROARDING.-At the Uuionpsrk House. IS and ~
DFourieenihst between the hotel and Fifth-sv may bs
had 81, OF rooms, II story font also several egi-
Die upper rooms For elessnce hesh, nothing Ia city
or country exceed this and fashionable oesuoa
myS Nv"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
INDIAN DEPRFDATTONS.

The last advice from the Rio Grande are OF
,nelanchol, character. The Camanche Indians
have made dreadful raid upon the settlements
near Point Isabel and the fields of Palo Alto and
He,aca de Ia Palma-kilIing some and carving
o.T 0,acr> and capturing property OF great value
Tury escaped with Impunity. though they must
have passed very near the m ilary post opposite
MltamOras. The Commander at Fort Brown,
having but a,smal. force At his disposal, and no
cavalry could do nothing in the way OF pursuit.
The citizens then applied TO the Mexican Cen
oral, who promptly rendered the services Of all
Ii, mounted men, but, in a proper spirit, would
not order them to enter the American territory,
unless upon an application from the commander
Of the military district. Col Morris, Who COM
mands on the Rio Grande, declined making such
application. and the Indians, therefore, escaped
with their valuable booty. The letter Of the
:Icxican General docs him great credit.
Nothing could mere forcby, Oh i'm more mel
,ncIolv manner. illustrate the exceeding folly of
carry Inc the reduction W The army " fir w it
vas carried IN the conclusion ofpeace. The dis
baudment Of that fine corps, the 81 Dragons
"a, particularly " Ne regretted. TIE slightest
reflection must have convinced anv one that the
cavalry arm was that which would be especially
:.cGcd. We nave come into contact with nU~
:lcrou, body of indians, brave. warhle and not
,nciyllized, the best horSemcn in the world, and
who We'll mounted, predatory and cnterprzng
constitute an enemy not to be despiSed Against
..err forayS infantry afford no protection. We
hope Congress viii not require further uaSSaCreS
aai rob5eIies on thcirpart TO demonstrate the Ne
s.>>lty Of raising another regiment Of dragons
~ have no doubt the necessity of greatly aug
:nentug the rank and file Of the army viii very
Don become apparent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
IHE LEGISLATURES

ne Legislature has not done much, since we last
noticed its proceedings, making itself ridiculous
BY the exhibition o an unmanly panic about the Cholera
The report Of the committee appointed to gather facts in
regard the existence and progress Of the epidemic
which said there ground Of slarm. and which was
lid upon the table Oh Wednesday, did not quiet the ap
pFehensions of many members On Thursday, but li,lt
progress was made in The business Of revision the create
part ohe Session having been occupied by debate upor
a utlon offered. that when the two Houses adjourn
that day they adjourn TO where else than il
Rchmond This resolution was rejected. Ayes AZ
Mes 81 Nj Dorman then offered resolution 70 adj
urn sine die discussion upon which arrested by ar
adjournment.
On FriI1y the subject came before the House agar
upon motion, that when the House ADJOURN Monday
i adjourn 10 meet at some other place than Richmond
NJ PaEtieullr place being named the resolution was
after some debate, adopted BY Ayes 50, Noes Is.
The resolution was tie Senate, and there aiC
the table, in a thin House Ayes l. Noes 9. There
was but little done in committee Of the whole.
On Saturday, the Senate reconsidered the vote By
which the adjournment resolution from The House wa:
laid upon the table, and passed it. ayes 5 mes TO- The
House then proceeded fiji The blank in the resolution
and here these who were for meeting elsewhere differed
as the place which the adjournment should be made
The Whe Sulpher Springs the Warrenton Springs, til,
Hugueno Springs, Staunton. Charlottesville &C.. eacl
received few votes. Forty eight votes were given 70
Richmond, and finally the House indefinitely postponed
the resouiov ayes So noes 81. The sportive clarac
ter Of the debate showed the absence Of any seriou
alarm, We hlnk. S me progress made il The Revi
al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-07
Il &c n M o N D NJ A RK E rs,
MONDAY. MAY 81. IS4o

MONDAY, may 81 lS49
TOBACCO.-Recepts and inspections increasing,
but without any change in prices. Good and fine man
ufacturing and semming kindsare in demand and sell
readily at god prices. Wequoie ugs s. So to 81 IS
and 3d. common leaf 50 50 s. 50; middng to god
ST - s. 30 and ST. good to fine Sc 80 IS so and
50; extra manufacturing sl0a sl2 so.
HERRINGS-Nery scarce Cut So rs, at which
sales are brisk; Cross 81 30; Shad a ST.
ELOUR-S4 G25 75
NIIEAT-90a % c. for red 100 C. for white The
mills having ceased grinding for the season.
CORN-475 to 40 CTS.
| BACON-Vitgnia cured I Y cents hog round ;
Western Sides )! 6. cents; Shoulders 81 cents Hams
6 10 cents with better demand.
OATS-2Sa30 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL IS cents.
WHISKEY-235 els for Recfed
LIVE STOCK BEEF: scale weight Sc rs 25
gross. Hoes none in market SHEEP So 44-as in
quality
SUGAR-New Orleans A. sc; Porto Rico. AZ a
6sc 81. Croix g. &c; double refine (oaf, crushed
ard powdered,) sac. Very Dull.
SALT-Las sales from wharf So per sack from
store 81 45 Dull.
7 l.ARD-Barrels a Z. cents kegs y Sets
FlSll-New NJ. Gut llerrings Sc %; M Shad
50; No. Family Roe S. 50; new No. Gross Herings
81 10