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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
cHolrnA-At Gelena and Dubuque there is no

CHoLERA-At Galena and Dubuque there Is no
Cholera but at several places the Mississippi below
Galena it is prevalent and fatal Al -. Louis ON the
10Th there were 81 cases and deaths The Board OF
Health try to keep the number Of cases from the press
giving merely the deaths. The steamer U"lhod Neo'
arrived at Louisville from New Orleans, on the 10TH
with 400 emierants more than 80 had died on the way
up. At Maysvinc, ny there were two or three slight
cases occurred on the 10TH but were easily relieved
Al Augusta Ky there have been some fifteen cases and
two deaths At Cincinnati the homeopathic treatment
If Cholera is found successful The Imc says
Three Homeopathic physicians report their cases OF
Cholera from gNt April up 10 10 the 18Th oi May o mum
ber52 of which there has only been one death Another
Homeopathic practitioner reports for the las TWO weeks
sg cases OF Choera his practice and NO death besdt
these learn that there eight other Homeopathic
pra,uuoners who have been emiucnty successful None
of the above understand, have been reported ." ht
Board of Health. The ratio OF cures io case treated i
ms CITY bV Homeopathy far have learned, are
frearmrnt a. is generally found everywhere-tha is o
.av a. ten 10 one In favor OF the new system
Forty cases were reported to the city Register
IN - Louis on the 18th inst OF which irrlre proved "a
tai Nine OF the above cases taken from the boats
OF which three have died
The Board of Health has been convened At Detroit
and precautionary measures OF cleanliness adopted
against the Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

LoUIsIASA.-The Louisiana Whis State Con
voniion assembled Baton Rouge on the 18th inst ic
select candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor
and Auditor Hon JoHN MOORE, Of 81 Mary Parish was
chosen President Of the Convention but at our latest
advces no nomination had been made It was general
" believed that Gen. DEcLoUEr wall receive the nom
nation for Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

MicHioAN.-A Mass Convention OF the Wings
of Michigan will meet at Jackson on the 10Th OF
June, to nominate candidates for 1vernor, Lieut..
Governor and State Printer. The Free Sohers also
assemble at tue same place ON the 20th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
ACCIDENT ox rmg SoUSD-The Br,dg

ACCIDENT oS rng SoUND-The BRIDGEPORT
Standard saws The steamer Hero, on Tuesday night
Las; ran into the schooner China, Oh STAFFORD Point
,unk her The China loaded with coal We
do NOT hear that there any loss Of lie Il is sand
that the schooner showed no hight.
The Ssudard suggests that the sound be wdened to
such an extent that vessels pass without running
into each other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

stvlTsRY COMMIT Ef. MAYos.s Off.lz. Nay -. 1919.
DR. 0~.r Rec .-t Physician. repor-- fsf lo e -4-es
and deaths have ocrrrl since DE report 1
ie nnu odd that 4.t cases c have hitherto occurred
are ffIrrt Tra1r f.~ arr.-r. % i- .-fe-e aI-
aot as yet -linef an epidemic iIrr.
JANIS KELLY. Cha rlar,
RorI r EAAs. Altx. H. ~lHrLTz.l -...,-ry
tHfs WEE, toHis D. MozrtS. C.--ss..f...
ROOT. s. shHDs. Jscohf OtkLFf,
JoaN BEck. So -. Josfr5 q ,TiTH. y D.
SAINT IS NcoRF. y MED .ca Council
-rrH GFFH Resident Pavsl- sl.
RicH l. McERls Hca.ta COmmi--iouer-
There were two deaths ~ TIC temporary hospital
carly th.. morning one Of them woman named Am
Mullen who Ygas taken the temporary hospital about
o'clock Tue-day the other one Of tie persons taken
there On Tuc.day morning. The Board Of Health.
however a. -een by ,ncr report. d. not consider them
o. have been cases Of cholera l. viii alsO BE- seen ty
he report that the physrisu do not consider any 81
ae ca.es which have hitherto occurred D. have been
-nasrnodlc. or Asaiic cholera
- relation 90 The disease 10 Uay not be- 0lt Of psce
to remark that s Tho reports from every quarter n
regard ~ Cho.era have been probably. great c1a
.erauons thOse reported N other places relation
the 0 or - ca-es ~ sporadic disease which have rc
rontY occurred n tai- City, rumOr stating, oven as
near Bridgeport that large number u deaths have
occurred every day Cholera doubt j. common
disease ia the world. and be- taken, whore there is
taf confined place The -amc AS scarlet !-FcT VI ay
other infectious masdy Cholera. think can mes or
become sn epidemic IN New-fofk the same % ntuenza
or ANYTHING created Dy the state Of the weather 10
argue Otherwise s ~ assume effects without the exist
lrfe ri q cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Dreadful Disaster and Loss of Life.

BOsrON, "wednesday, May ., 1913.
At Brdgewater. on the Fall River Railroad, last
n,ht the train. when under fun Roadway. struck a
ebsise containing two brothers named Henry and Ethan
Leach killing them both. One was dreadiuly cut to
o,sces and died instantly and the other with both his
rib. and legs broken fingered until ii o'clock when he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

~ Tho Boston A'las publishes Il correspond
ence between Gov Briggs and Gen Taylor. about a
visit of the latter TO the Commonwealth OF NassSchu
sets The General saws thst If his official engagements
will hermit j, will afford HIM the CHEST Srstnosion
IN v,si state an she'd for her devotion 70 the
cause OF liberty and for the cultivation OF the onnoonng
fa,fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

BOSTON wednesday, My -5-HVvH
The Royal Mail steamship Hoeroia sailed Tor
Liverpool this morning She takes out 20 passengers,
including W C. Macready Esq. and sir Allan MacNab.
she earriepno specie. Her cargo hst is valued at
$1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

IsDIANA-The Wings Of the lid District OF In
diana have nominated Col JosrrH ROBINSON Of De
csfur Co. a. their candidate Tor Congress. John l.
Robinson. late member, is the Loco-Foco candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
CITY ITEMS.

WEDSEsDAY. May %. l-i'.
BURNgD TO DEATB--Tnomas Darrow, who
Yesterday fired The premises so. c,y Han place and
aiierward threw himself into the flames, died tals
morning at the cry Hospital The Coroner viii hold
al inquest on the body This morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

TnE PILor OF rHE EMPIRES BAIL-The prop
or authority has fixed the bail 10 be required OF smith
for HE appearance to answer charge OF mansaugh'cr
in the case of the collision at Newburgh at $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

FiRE.-About O'Clock last evening FIRE broke
out in the stable Of b. Riley. No. 50 Wletst which
was soon extinguished with irfing damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

No CALIFORNIA DiSPArcHks.-We published
from the Coarier Telegraphc report from Washington
saying that certain dispatch had been received 10y the
Government from California &C. The Courier OF TINS
morning con,radicts It's former statement, a. follows
WASHINGTON, May -
On particular inquiry learn that there Is not WORD
OF truth IN the report that dispatches have been re-
ceivcd at the Navy any other Department OF 'n'
Government from California: and II Is also a mistake
that dispatches have been out recommending any
action different from that pursued by Com Jones or
Gen. Persiier smith No dispatches have been either
received OF Of late Orders have been issued that
several vessels be in readiness for the Mediterranean
where a strong feet Is 70 De stationed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

hair or w1sksrs ne moent.s applied without the ess,
agy- entirely rec from lnpisasslt odOr and can %
~as5ed with the strongest soap Immediately i sppBed
without wArnz % dry For sale applied a b.TcnE
Lok's VIZ Fzctory. Waist mylS IZIn&ssIu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
Fu>rRAL or Hns. pAslsL DuNeAN.-The iuI

FUNERAL OF Hos DASlsL DUNcAN-Ihe iu.ei-
a Of Hon. Daniel Duncan, Member Of me lSsi ~.
Tsiiencc on Pensvlvania-s v az Washington 4 large
corapsnv followed his remains 10 the Congressman
Burtinr ground. smons whom were the President ana
number u distinguished individual hesds OF Def
S~,rsr.. Hon Dudley Marvin, y. y. John : Feua-e
~, IA. h C. Cabcl, Fla Isaac T. Holmes : L
c..orse p Marsh. VI. Washington Barrow, Tenn l.
Haskell, Tenn.
GRxAr MoRrALITY.-A friend who arrived I as
e'SDI"s ~ Pibb near Ihbodsux, there were -
.,bs son the negroes within the four days previous
~ ss, act OF disease resembling CaoeI@ A'
ne Great mortality /. coufned to that plah-'i,I " =
fair 70 presume there must pc some 80. srro
,se disease The health OF Ih.bodsux y Iepses.a'eO
40 beng very good. ~ ~ N'V'SN-9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

CT We hear i, from reliable authority. Saws
tho LOusrile C0nterJ that T L. Crittenden Of Frank
fort hss been appointed Consul 81 Liverpool Col c.
4. a son Of Gov Cririenden, and b. young gentlemen
Of remarkable fns atlsinments We have no doubt he
viii discharge the duties Of the Office with credit 70
himself and honor % his country.
FiKE ~ The WoOOs.-The birch woods of Jo-
s-ph Longley, situated about mile southeast Of
raining ham, were al IRE, Saturday. From 100 70
20 people engaged the effort % prevent the
spread Of the flames. The origin Of the fire was not
Known. Boston Cnronotype.
~ Seven physicians Of Milwaukee have sgo-
ed an address which occupies column Of the Daily
Yscoasa exhortng tho public 70 adopt The homeopa-
THO system Of treatment n case they are attacked oy
the Cholera They refer y ne rolsa7e success" Of me
Two systems o;aomeopatAy and sopstny In Europe IN
.-Jl-2
~ The Board e Health in New Orleans ~.
port rs deaths IN thar city for the week ending May ~
- . Of the number died Of Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

vNotice.-LrrESEz's Eye ard Ear Institution, 10
a1sonsL-FJr sclsutsc treatment u al diseases u
ls eve AID ear the days Of attendance Tor the gre will
's every saturday a1 sunday from IN me mcr1g until
: a. z gt- 10 sttencsccs ary other day. mya w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

ACCIDENT. II 40 men named Charles Papp and
Frederick Long fell from building corner Of Broad
way and Liberty st. on which they were at work, and
were 70 seriously injured that they conveyed to
the Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
" Look out for your Heads .-Those '

hags ne tas.s % appreciate taste VII recognize IN ne
49, al haircurrn NJ pascced a. MEDBrRsT HEAR0s,
Wtenlare sone.hIg unusually graceful The siyis AZ
ugsy, ~ e contour q ias face Ana hen lhsfe are
srgs 5rzsAe, fes sgsgJ esss9asg. Wat .gkssIl
ATss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
votes. hlIOI HlnJoi ity
The Richmond Enquy0 says;

Though Teyors majority - above SCI dO"h "t o.
il was really larger-(aoout @JJ)-ior we have gwen
the November vote in the wi0'e County Of barbour
while only parf (and the smaller OF that County votes
in the XlVth District the rest voting IN the ANth DIS
tnct This will account, also 70 some extent Tor the
spparcntly reduced vote IN the District Had we the
proper materials. we shoud have given the exact
November the precincts in Barbour which voted
in the XVIII District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

CssEo % SAsUEL A. SNlrs.-con@ lniornsi.f
having occurred IL tie proceedings before ne ay Dr 20
A smiths case. the Common Fea-tns Attorney
though, il best yesterday u the Hlsungs ColfI =. =
antsr nouS vv0s.qai each case, Trien ne ga "
the advice Of the Court TIE Mayor a. 9nee rex 20
- - IN. birn before called Court % - he'd
Oh saturday. li14----
TIE ST. CsAEIEs H. AFTtih - lnn roo.
the student who was shot when the sttacE Nas lace
n b, house Of D. Richards, cled a. Aurora On sun
Day eveu.ag 9Th
~ W. learn thar the comPany which started
- Jessr,or Vie f5r California nave ne; with sad
&c Adviees have teen received nat nearly a. Of ITEM
- tskes with cholers which pTcve1 fs'sl 70 twelve
~ II The surfing members are returning home.
Louisville Jour. 18Th
FfpE ~ TEEN st. Ps-Th- iron foandry AID
machine shop Of unao.,z Hance az fremont, schuyl
III Co we're destroyed By IRE % Saturday. Los'
FROM . ~ 70 $1,000, 10 Insurance
q F. T Worth. Esq. Ett3r Of the LeJaaoa
pa, cs-rar CAS- leea s?PclE'es PosFnaE;.s Il saa
isrB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

SrDDEs DEATH.--A msn named Thomas Young
wa last evening taken into the Ninth Ward station
house for the purpose Of lodging through the night
and was found dead in his cell this morning The Cor.
oner viii hold an inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

FROM HAYTL-Cspt- LoRING, of the brig Osce-
ola from Maragonne reports that the day he sailed ie'
tiers arrived at Maraigonno from - Domingo city,
stating that the lIsyticn army was near that cry ana
that they and the Domincsns had had seyere battle IN
which great many were killed on both sides me
Dominicans were leaving for 81 Thomas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

ViRorSrA-XIWh. Congressman DiTrc'.-
The returns from this District foot up 409i ior McCo
mas Whg. and 1910 for Besle Loco Taylor received
4os3. Cas- 4,6lC McComas is thus defeated by 2io
votes Taylors majority waso'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
~If0uId Hair Dive.

~ Mrr. VI. :. Cove Nichols, Watsr-cure Phys.
:. a. u Lex.nEon Consultations from 10 A IL 70 fPA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
VIC. VIC. Wis..-chlzsn. and .iranger'

~ Afol tst IL 4rTes c1ea pest and best assortment
n -. III 80. to os-s brsds % crg ar and Othe
o--,rsenrsI rairis 70 = found MEDHCRsT HEAsDs
a 1-ss~--.sn- TIE trads supplied. my22 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

- Wafer-Cur Insfifates.-DR TALL receiVes
carelts a. az coEsnodous city est4b - "a
ore door from - Jo1n's Park ard a. Oyster Bay L. he
cas- also cesent assistants sOr O9Ecoor prseues Coz
situations yeroa o. By etfeY. - ~ lH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ FowIers s. Wells, Phrenoiogtsts and
Publishers, Clinton Hal. 81 Nsssasst near Ine rafk
to Irish Rmizrant -ociety.-Ihe Annual
Hs@-ug III III abogs 5Ocisty viii oe he'd a. the once -
$1,000 a. Mordsy he 1s.L nsl a. O'clOck, Pm
tm~8s, BY order 3 DAILY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

THE MISSISSIPPI RWER FALLING The Com
Gorilla La) IlfeN geqoa OF the l2;h says The fall OF
the water 10 the Mississippi River, which has been
snxousy anticipated for some time, has begun IN
earnest, 10 has fallen here, already more than seven
inches ana the ia continues the water falls the
faster The immense Hoods from the iskoo and other
.wamps will pass OF beyond ~ IN few days now
and then shall have all the fall OF water that We de-
sire There viii be time 10 plant cC,ton-barely tune
do with the prospect Of anything Ike crop
The accounts from above continue favorable. There
had been gentle rl-es Ia the PIPER Mississippi and
Ohio but these cannot affect Down the long stream
% the Lower Mississippi there stll is acontnuous and
heavy tall Black River aud Iensas have been swol.
len this week with heavy rains but the Bayou Macon
falling Thursday ard Il u believed that Iensas
stand, while Black River was nearly In THIS
ur0mlslng condition We bad report that Red
River was rising This was mistake. Red River
showed drift from IL mouth but this came out Of Black
River. lndeed 90 low Is Red River that persons who
entered j, from Black River Monday last could dis
cover sign Of Red River water near the mouth Of
BLACK River Black River was backing Red River up ~
II, Mfss,UnI HiytR- Tn. clers % the steamer
Alexander Hamilton reports the Missouri River A. re-
ceding from Weston down 70 Grand River, with a
ieet water % the latter point thence down, feet.
Business IL very duh in the principal cities and towns
The river owing reports that the cholera existed
therein. Yet The Inhabitants say that the health Of
these places, thus far IS entirely uninterrupted. he
health Of the passengers on the Alexander Hamilton on
rne trip Up. very good, considering the large num-
Der on board and fears In regard the prevailing
epiiemlc-but TWO deaths having occurred--resulting
10 loss % Lnce sam, Of ire hOrss which saved the
fortunate animals wesnsOme march across the Plains
G, Oregon. Considerable mortality prevailed on board
The among tie emgrsnts recently arrived from
England and bound for Council Bluffs Her officers 70
port that 80 died 10, chip fever IL Is supposed) up 70
the time OF the arrival Of the boat at Weston
IT. Louis Republican, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

NNANTED-A situation by healthy young woman
w with re.h breast OF milk nurse 10 prvale
family Has good cly reference 10 character Call o.
"a SiN,h-ave. n the book store. myD 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

NNA>rED-A Young maT1cd Welsh woman wants
w child from 10 8 wears rd TO board Good reference
given and required Apply - Hammondsi rear building.
basement mys3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
4 PROTESTANT GIRL "

Young MEN from the country are wanted, 20 sell
severa cheap and popular works issued At Summers
Boston Publication Rooms The largest commission viii
be allowed. or fair wages by the month will be paid A
large stock Of cheap works will be kept constantly ON hand
Travelling agents VIII do well 10 cali Call Immediately az
SINNERS Publication Room, n Y Branch Ohlce, 700
broadway, room No. ?, up stairs. aSp I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

NlANTED.-A sinsaon BY tidy yong woman a.
w chsmbcrmAii al waiter 10 do sewing, and 10
good washer and irorer. understands genera houss<oEk
n a. branches The best q city references from Der
,sst paceas ooecrons 70 20 IN he country Csa -
seen sor days Il net engaged 81 SO Moist up sAs
Msry e myS&.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

WANTED-By young woman. place 80 ehameer
w maid and waiter and plain sewer, 10 sssls
washing and irouag Can De seen 81 her pressn,
p.oyers. 3 Amiyst my2 Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

We had sesniDg 70 the Cofesu d. Lac, near
which Mr Simpson lRoebucks fsther-inla"l has
pleasant mansion. Above the Cotesa wheels
we're used We Travelled on the ice on axe -
Lewis and crossed the Ousws on lcs also nsins
Lake 81. Francis as q winter ROAD Ins "esio'I
al hen cold bat was now moderate, thoogn tn
ouep sleigh riding vss rather cool work. Passen-
ger. In Sumner take the steamer on the other soc
+ The 50. Lawrence, via the Besahsrooi' Cas a.
which il IS miles long aid nine fee. deep We
--sted that night AZ Lancaster, Glengarry, nsYlGs
seen hut lev Improvements d our way up
q Hszr,-g Nsls YJrk, No =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

WANTED-By respectable young woman, q sras-
w non ehsmbermaid walter. or nurse In q small pr.
family Good reference given. Call Of he corner Il
Twe.tth-st. and Avenue A mySSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
SIOn O0O TO $500 200 to loan on good city
- IOU.OOUproperty, IN small or lsrge sums by
mylg lw. RICHARD 4 LEV -. 10 Csnlrs-st.
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-rwo single gentlemen can be sccon.
Dmodaed with pleasant room, breahfas, and tea, and
dinner Sunday Tor gentleman and hs we), In pri-
vaie family where there other bosrders near East
Broadway Reference exchanged Address Montgomery,
hi. Office myDpf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

OOARDING.-0en and their wives can be &C
Dcommodated win board and furnished foomsthe back
paor on the drs door and back parlo The sec
Ond n0or also few single gentlemen can bo sceoulno-
dated At the large stonscosored house % hndson-"
myl5 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24
WANTS.

WANTED-As situation a. eierk IN q Wholesale OF re-
w tsi hcGse IN town or eo1auy. BY young MAJ offve
years experience 10 he genera business IN Canada tie
has good kncwedge o. dry goods. groceries, hardware
6c and give the best cry reference as 70 character snt
ability. Csn sci salesman and keep accounts ard mkks
himself generally useful Apply BY ~tier 70 L rrbuus
O-ce- myz3 iws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-24

The L,x Of Arrest IN Lover Canada IS a bar
bsrous relic Of darker times, al has deservediy
oerpisiou, effect upon The commerce. Of the st
Lawrence. A mere affidavit made BY creditor
maj he +, informed and believes that debtor m
tends to leave Lower CAnsda- aud thai .nls s's
80 dsbtor /, arrested on csPiss be vi! lose be
.--,s9y .gsipst him il authority for the arrest o.
.nv nan Merchants Of high standing IN Upper
Csnsds are frequently taken hold Il IN TIL, way
.on .,ddled zith enornoss eosis on small debts
IstunaH T'eaHssf 81 Dsbt0r.
Al.dycslisd 81 ny hotel one ssy-'tated her name
"a $500 N, tocums 70 the County all aat see nef
,o.band. who hsd been nearly three years Imn1red
IN that prison. without once being allowed the pm
.iege Of the jaiIyard, having been kianaPPeea -
r-,ne- Csusds. dragged 70 Lower Canals tsere
sI-ss,ed on cspias, and bad begged NE h.I I
Is,rtet sberiEs l. vain % s,0T him % orsaIne az
re- sis c. Heaven los bali a. near esy' W. a.
.!Is.s soy, ,ss ssly Ss' FsEs'S1aE . Az vs. '
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-11-29
Congress.

This body will assemble on Monday
next. As it is the first session under the
administration of Gen. Taylor, the Presi-
dents Message will be looked for with
considerable interest. We think it will
puzzle the Regency very much TO find
excuses for the many blunders they have
committed since they came into power.
1t is hoped that every democratic men,
Der of Congress will be present at the
opening of the session. Should this be
the case, the democrats will doubtless car
ry the organization of the House, and thus
preventtheir opponents from breaking their
promises by making any more removals
in that quarter. But if any democrat is
absent on that important occasion, the
contest may be doubtful. Let it result as
it may, however, we will endeavor TO keep
our readers properly advised.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-11-29
Henry CLAY,

There is report going the rounds, and 1t
seems to be well founded, that this emf
nent Statesman is about to assume the
duties of Secretary of State in General
Taylor's Cabinet. He has already been
to Washington with view i, is supposed,
10 make the necessary preliminary ar
rangements. We would be pleased to see
this report turn out to be true. for the SER
vices of man of the enlarged views OF
Henry Clay is much needed in the -Cabi-
net, and his experience III the affairs of
government, will, it is hoped, prevent a
repetition of those gross blunders which
have rendered ridiculous, the administra.
ton of Gen. Taylor.