New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
AsrI-REsT MovExEs1s.-The hlbony FREE.


The tenantry Of George Clark in Montgomery Co.
have msde him the fair and just proportion that ~
will not take any advantage Of the power ne po'esse
BY the unequal laws u landlord and tenant u narass
them with litigation and burden them with expense,
they will pay him the rent when due on sl lots, the
leases Of which have not expired and on those which
have expired (Which sre or IN numberJ they wi.
paw him the interest Of the purchase money DEMANDED
by him for right Of soil This Mr.. CLARK acknowledge
to be just and fair but refuses " enter into any such
Arrangement
Te tensntry Of the Hardenburgh Patent about %
call general Convention Of the several Associations in
the County, for the purpose Of forming general Or
ganzstOD In order 70 raise fund 70 employ counsel u
carry more vigorously forward the suit commenced ~
the Attorney General 70 test the validity Of the Harden
burgh title.
highly interesting and enthusiastic meeting Of tie
friends Of Equal Rights was held a. the mouse 81
Hilton, Andes. Delaware Co. on the 9Th inst j. GLAD
CON ESQ Chairman and Mr. J. =. BENJAMIN. fno reia.
non we believe. Of the distinguished Louisanian) Sec
Rotary The main object Of tie meeting was inc reo
GERS OF the Law in the investigation Of the tile suc-Dn
as 20 the State or the landlords night 10 tne land o'
tween the branches Of the Delaware Messrs kMors"
A. b. Douglass and = BenjarniD, were appointed ip
draw up petition o. present 20 the Attorney General
skDg an injunction TO stay the collection oi rents
CHOLERA sNOTG THg MOEMoSs.--The 81 Inns
Republioaa Of the 9Th INST says The officers of ihc
steamer ~. Joseph, down yesterday from Council
Blufs report having met the steamer Mary At Glasgow
bound up, with number Of Mormon eTnigfaits on
board Capt Scott Of the Mary informed the officer
OF the 81 Joseph that there had been twenty deaths
on board since she left this city four corpscs were
stl on board and there ten or twelve down with
the same disease-Cholera The martality was con
fined soly 10 the Mormon enigrants on deck great
many Of whom reached this city few days previous
from NcwOrleans, in the worst possible condition a.
regards health. Tho officer Of the 81 Joseph msJ
learned that there had been several deaths on board
the Kansas but this rumOr, II IL thought had grown
out Of the fatality board the Mary We are told
that nine ten deaths took place from one neighbo
hood in this city on Sunday. Tho victims were mostly
foreigners fresh from Europe and were reported 20
have died Of Cholera.
SHrPwRrcK AND Loss OF LWE.-The schooner
Superior Capt Fossett from Boston for Bristol, was
driven on the halfway rock between Portland and Sc
gum, ON Monday, and Immediately went TO pieces-
Capt fossctt and his two men, IhOs Huey and Horace
Tibbetts, succeeded IN reaching the rock leaving II
lady Mrs Eliza French OF Boston and her child little
girl about four years old on the wreck, 10 which She
chung with the child in her until II was swept
from her by the force Of the and drowned
The lady, after being the wreck about an hour was
rescued The dead body Of the child was siterward
found among the rocks
TaE RoBBERY OF MEssRs BALY, BLANCHARD
4 Colt win be rccollected that early in April last
the bank box of Messrs Baily, blanchard Co con
tanning notes bonds drafts sc to the amount Of about
s30C00O, and about - OOV in money was stolen. The
description of the notes, bonds &c wa advertised
and the public cautioned against receiving negOa
ting them which rendered them Of no more use than
much blank paper TO the thieves We perceive TINT
through the energy Of Capt ounes they have been r.
covered Nothing seems TO be Known OF iic Whtieh
bouts OF the money does il appear that the thieves
had been arrested. n. o. Delta Stn
VESSEL WRECKED BY AWHAiE.-A etterirom
Nicaragua says We had quite singular loss Of brig
called the Frederic Capt Spnols, of Porto Anna, IN
Nicaragua, the other day. On the 4th Of March, ne
sailed from Reaeio and when he had made tour days
sail standing about 90 leagues from Oft this point,
whale came with tremendous force against the Keel
carving away and several panks and, OF course,
the water began TO M the vessel Immediately The
Captain her began 10 throw out his cargo but
all 10 purpose and after fruitess attempt OF some
"a hours he was obliged to abandon her Cargo and
vessel total loss She had cargo OF near siOOuO,
belonging principally 10 the inhabitants of san Miguel
She was loaded with indigo and hides, and bound for
Lima whore she was owned and am under the i'm
precision that nothing was insured owing 10 the ihe
that We have no way OF insur1ng ON tins coast
Canal CoNMuSIcArioNwIrH NEw-Y oRK-We
copied from the Philadelphia LcdR0 day or two since
article noticing the building Of two hnc bargcs for
Canal Trans portatOn Line between Baltimore and New
York one OF these bargcs the Laurel Is now ~ the
Lsghtst wharf and viii start ON her regular tip ON
Friday afternoon in tow of the Ericsson propeller IN
press The time from Newly by this route Is forty
eight hours 80 that the line has all requisites for public
fsvor-dispatchi security and reasonable rates of
charge Baltimore Pat
THE CHoLERA-This horrible disease, says the
SOathnH Tribune OF PonteC oupee OF the 9TH inst has
again made lie appearance in This parish. Mr. DIVIDE
Lacour, respectable citizen OF this parish, was taken
with it, and died in few hours. The disease prevails
to great extent among the negroes ON Mr.. Lacoui
plantation. Several cases have appeared GA Raise
River.
BRirisH NAVIGATION BlLL.-This important
measure, It passed the Commons, lms the '@1Hi1s
trade both at home and Ia the colonies 90 British Yes
cells except I'm India where II is lett 10 the discretion
OF the Governor Gcners) but opens the dUsci trade.
both with Great Britain and her colonies 10 the vcs
sels OF all nations which extend reciprocal freedom
TO British vessels
FiRrs--M Newton (Msssl the stables con
aected with the Momentum House were burnt on W2d
nesday with all their contents, and seven horses one
or two cows, and some hogs. Loss S3NO insured
81 900 AT CRmbndgepOTt Mass ON "Wednesday,
the house of Col Edward Brown on Main 81 Was
destroyed by hrc Insured for S5OO0
OPENING OF rHE NAVIGATION NoRrH-W EST .-
The nsron Advertise OF the l4ih is advised from The
Saul Ste Marie that navigation partially open 90 that
place 50 that the Franklin reached therc on the -th
There was still considerable ice. however, IN the River
81. Mary, but probably by iSe next 'rp "lh be eie"
~ PAksOS BRowSLOw. as he is iamiliar'N
termed cur eccentric but respected brother of The
Joaesh.ro' Vac Is not dead although he was severely
injured by his cowSrdly sssailsnt
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