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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Iron-Protectiou aud Labor.

. '' E+Hf o. aat 4rHNanf
la Ite Ied,i,.l,af 0f SIS, week and ihi,psr
a-rarh. Which $ o, course ,uiy 10 be tskenu the
'eot ''eut o, ,he Erchsh espondeui Of that "a
te-' tli 70 FURNISHES = far sample oi British arru
me- ,'r Free r-sie % Americs
NeNoroLY y rHx >rrsn SrA~xs -Whle - z
''. - inim ah-nfy vfnt'cst.rs reformed CONNER.
. .a 1'- .sH"rn "h' expect much from amer
''' "'''f. ~ r,.a. pa. -p IS inuusuoBs that
u.. i .s Uls sha1 .n the f'-.r,r S,.fe. 80
'''' - report that one ciss. . manufacturer.
"- '".,'fi .n - sttcu - ~ rther o. tax con.u.
.. leu SA'te' L'ais Philippe. ~ni The
ot.ri o"A 40 forests st u,s IN Frsnce rAcfss
Serious in 4ry upon to- iollns vesssut ur,r-,e, ny
~ enormous tsN un IRON ln. nss h.r th,,,b p, ,,,
ra-rnls 'cl-sl. a-i crar cssa of ta r.e-., , d, .
rN"er-. NV 'tus srrsyct against those of the .r,
t % oe 50. wherein doe. the Of tar Unied ~,.,
trnn l-.l. ~f.cf 70 = reported 81 he cr..ef ar
'-rrn me rntuu0usy .4r.ou. -cnch monopoly D.,
frf Vay. To q continues A. very luN helre sps h.,
.r yong h.h larH lsua 90. flr water or "a. .er,t
ia y0lr cites ms7t uoN h, s. iserca az. r.r Nh.co
would .rrsf'y facilitate improvements pric.s q. f.r
IS can t+ obtained. nnw range - follows Sheets
tn lI- hoops. ~ to - - merchant orslas 4 S
JOS t1 - 10 sWarth = fnOus nL Ia Connection with
tns matter that the popl.suons'i the IRON dis,rict-
whether iu Wsts ur IN ~ts-1r1~hire aud warwick l.
the mcs degraded sud nrutzirrt snd presents sspect
the most sfressins ara revolving This TO certain
extent . rriershe % the of the employ ment
Question then. Whether Americans tor the sske OF =
Hypothetical siysni. - should protect into existence
\ which means jl.t thus
Your Government ,re very naughty 10 prevent
IS from selling cur iron IN the United States. to
oar u.lry, for the sake o' beneh,ins a few work
men there. As our workmen sc SO degraded.
O. We have TO pay bat low wages and could fur.
nl.h pipe. e. cheaper than you can mske 1t.
Beside that Il would irjure Your country 10 man
gis,tIre iron there 81 We should be sl0sed Ia
40 u sli or YOU snd continue iron districts IN
tneIr present degraded and brusa,ed cond
ton
Is 10 anything strange. NJ. Editor that an Eus-
shnsu. who never sees the prosperity of trade
oent iing ;he ianorer. should not understand tnat
the protection ot the Iron Manufacturer has con-
,rsry iiect IN lhs county from that m England
and WaIe. II he were once 10 viss the manu-
,cfories here, he nj ight be uudecelved. Perhaps
when the American People decide "a render the
.oyu alton OF hen Iron districts the most degraded
and brata. by competition " tn the same
ass in F 2 and. they vii inform the corespon.
TENT OF the faisrsnfspt b.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
s.s.rosA srslse,. Ans .. lsia.

SAsArosA srsNGs. Aug O. lsia
The weather to-day. At Saratoga, Is cool and
.howery. and the place continues healthy
The rush Of fashionable visitors continues unaos,-
,d-moH Of :hsm stopping A. Congress and Union
Ha.. from the tact that the Umted Safes No el
can scc, muodstc buts small moiety Of the newly
arrived IN places made yaean, each day
The announcement of the postPouemens OF the
Faacy Bal a. the L ; Hotel. which have OBJ
..rvsd IN some papcr' IS an error. have inst
.srned from the propretOrs that the bail Will take
place ON the l7th inst ir.t announced.
Mr Clay continues 10 improve, aud will visit
BaIston Spa tomorrow FRIDAY 10 listen to the
ADDRESS OF HOKAcG GREsiET before the Nstlonsl
Law sshool OF Prot Fowler. He dimes to-day al
Congress Hail with GOV FIsH. who Is stopping at
this cxcrlrut hotel
D,u.sster vii BE- he-e on Friday and will give
eatertair ments AZ Congress Hal next week
Uuion Hail aud Congress Hall are now nearly
ed with most brilliant sssenblage OF healthy
.ad happy faces and with the Saxon Band, Snel
ier's Band the Irish Hsrpls,, the DsrSort FAINT
~. the Lahord-., Drmpster, hops and balls, will
have no iarN OF exercise and musical ENJOY yment'
regret that your correspondent Ludwig
Thought proper 20 castlgate one OF the Hotels al
Ssratogs. az am fully persuaded hr has been mis-
ni0rmed. and that none OF our principal Hotels
nave been guilty Of tho parsImony aud exclusive
ness At their public tables. OF which some one
doubtless an Interested riya, } complained 10 him
have visited all t1s principal Hotels almost ds
and mingled pretty freely among their boarders
and would doubtless have heard OF the evii o
which " Ludwig complains, had 1t existed
Yours. Ia haste, DICK Loso
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Observation-Disclosures.

Extract from a letter. addressed D. native o
Sco,isni, who had been long resident n Americs
T. his friend in New York. dated
"EDrSsURCH, July - i5i3
After spending few days IN Liverpool started
fr tbi. CITY bv railroad a. 10 the morning and nd
very plssssn, ride through beautiful znd highly IN
,.re,i!ng country. the valleys decked With orchards
sower.g.rdens. and fields Of waving grain, nodj'ns
with graceful diga!ty 70 the gentle ore~ze the nile
,,erninz with caue and dotted 70 their SUBMITS VII
the white a.ecss CT .heep and the pgrer covering Of
their lamb. toe woods ringing win the cheerful 'oos'
If me birds. IN fact wbicns'sr way looxed' n
Whole face of the country psrook Of Natures neae''
xsrb and spoke Of In appearance a. le.st asPPy
7,eoole devoted day 70 AbootsiOroi A-Hosr aN'
Dryburah Abbey. and Sss grie' 20 ~ s~rins A'.'~
t snr ia attractive and rare contents, e1a4o4r1 .
snow for money ~ pedante, nncinz, lrs''e'
Il, Fuzr.hu.n -h.ces OF the neroinrs " %" s-tho
, E,srev vas mere not a country woman ci ~
Wslter's with the pure idion % o. i,--'i -@P@--
ID xortnv ot sucn a trust Many Alterations and n
0-o-enent. have taken place In tne anc~nt c@Pt. VI
-.tl.ud since was mere lsst nsomuen That 'c'f-ry
,cgnt,ec many OF the old lsndm.rks -nd PLACES VIZ
,rnieh mad been familiar II oOynocd- oe Ao.r
=. =, =, and reared 10 . 30 desc1d and torn QD~L
ta.t could nos nave known nOok of corner ~ KS q
~ sacred x.ls walked TOE streets ot ny n-i4F'
eifv sn unsnoxn strange and scarce mel 80 60
Yer se,a before Many " the changes - Laihosfzn %
.,- r.. l1progenseuts ogt Woud have recalled TO-
80 ID 4 o-,r possible Ard taken one more 4ook o.
-s f.c.. and ne scenes nad knosa u years never =
raturn"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
More Indian OutraEe- In FIOrida-Dreadful
Murders.
sr. Marks, Fla. V

ar Marks, Fla Wednesday, Aus. l.
Hon. Mr.. Magee, bearer OF dispatches TO Gov
Moseey from Tampa, arrived here last night, bring
ing the following news
Late on Tuesday evening the l7th four Indians made
their appearance at Indian store on Peace Creek,
kept by Mr. Paine They desired 10 sleep in the store
but Mr. P informed them that they had packs on the
opposite side Of the river for trade, aud trde TO IN
duce him to 20 after them, which he promised to o.
after supper.
Mr. p and his family had scarcely taken their seats
a, the table when the Indians hred through the door
instantly killing Mr. Paine and Mr. Whidden, and se
veroly wounding Mr.. Colvn in the shoulder Colvin
then sprang for gun, which delayed the Indians long
enough to permit Mrs. TO catch up her child aud
rush from the house he following The Indians fired
upon them as they run, wounding them in the legs
They succeeded in socreting themselves in some pal
rnettos and escaped.
On the 10th camp In the same neighoorhood was
fired upon by four Indians and boy killed
The whole eastern section Of the country IS in con
fusion. The settlers are leaving rs fast as possible
The report that family was killed by the Indians
near Fort Dsde ON Saturday night, needs confirmation
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Prepnxandi.ts ON Mr. Clay.


rS- We understand III at the Argus. an Admin
isrsron paper publishes in Msrenso County in this
Con- gressiOusl district has the name Of Hon Henry
Clay hauntng 1T the head OF its editorial columns.
candidate for the Presidency IN lso2 Our neishooT
over the way must have been aware OF this Tact We
suppose when he introduced his readers the other
morning M Clays Free Sol letter. addressed 10 the
cleveland Committee. declining the invitation TO unite
IN 0erossuns me nxty second anniversary OF the Or
dinsnce OF l's' What epithet ~ the vocabulary OF
denuncisuon could Wing Editor dnd severe enough
20 express his hoy horror the southern Loco Fsco
who should dare 10 propose Free Soil Dernorr., ~,
that once But Mr Clay not barely ire ,oilsr n,
the restricted sense OF that term he Is no, merely on
posed 10 the extension Oi Slavery into the terrtors
bought with the blood and OF slAveholder,
he has projected. and Is the earnest advocate vi
scheme for aposhlng Slavery IN OF the States OF
this Onion his idoAzcd Kentucky Is now the scene OF
not and boodshed growing out Of the agitation OF this
very question The plain truth oi the matter Is.
the southern people De made sensible OF IL to-
soon,-many Oi the Wing leaders IN the south, beside
Mr. Clay. cannot be trusted on this qaesuon hsht OF
Them, the untry knows, deserted US on the Com
promise Bill OF the last Cong bGtor taeL uesebc
ry-ther ioul desertOn o incir peers WIS and De mo
cfSe on tesi bill peace and safety sfcat ques
ton. which Is bow shaking the ConsutuuOn snd me
Vhon 70 1oelr io0ndsOns, would have been honOFsol
smiosoy' snd peacefully adjusted 10 should not De
forgotten that every southern senator Whs and Dem
oefsuc IN congress supported this bill IL received the
support OF every Democrat and OF al the Wings hut
esnt 10 'ne mouse OF Representatives, from the Soutn
efn stars She OF some isishiul Democrats from the
North Inc votes oil these eight Wings wOald have
made II . ia" Are We not iustlned then Ia the decS
ration that portion Of the whig leaders in the South
are isiihess 70 the interests Of the SOUTH Verify the
paths OF the Democracy are the pAlhs Of safety
ET How many Of the Free Democracy OF
Vermont, Ohio, &c would to day be talking lost
like the above it such discourse had not ceased
to pay at the North large proportion Of the
Southern Loco-Foco Editors most intent on Slave
ry Extension bail from the North, and it has been
their boast that Northern Democracy is the bull
wark Of Southern Slavery. Would that bO.st
have oeased had Gen. Cas- been chosen Prssi-
dsat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
The Platt-burg Fire.

BURLINGTON, Nt) Saturday, Aug II.
The fire at Platisburg has proved far more dis
as,rous and extensive than anticipated 1t has dc.
s,Toyed nearly every building on Malnst west OF the
bridge to Broadway and north and south both sides
of Broadway All the principal buildings are burned
The FIRE originated in Irish grocery from throwing
lighted cigar into spittoon hlled with sawdust-
The following extract from letter dated yesterday,
from the conhsgraon gives accurate particulars as
can gather
"Our village is nearly in ruins 65 buildings were
burnt. among which were 80 stores of our principal
business men, such as l.. Myers, D. ketehum, Villas 4
Crosby Palmer & Sons, NJ. r. Patt & Co. Bailey, Fitch
4 Cook Nicholas 4 Lyndc, w H. Morgan 4 Son, I
Convoy. W Reed, jeweler. and : l. Villas The Post
Ofce aud b. nix also reported burned The less l.
immense. A Considerable portion was covered by IN
surance, but vast amount was not.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

ISeUEsrs Coroner Ban held inquest upon
ne BODY Of named Psves 8 Kelly, aoorsr Tofs
AZ ihs navy Yard, WHO his cesth oy stone
~sis ang 400 lbs. fanz sPon ols ts.d from dsffies
swung FOR lne purpose Of beng oo''ed 70
.rtsa ace l. appeared from ne EVIDENCE hat The de-
-ea.-a was wsea % keep from under bat eiinsr he dd
10, hear The cagaol Or dd not heed X Tue J.y ioono
.ns .ny Of tbe docE sulnortes The deceased has IN
~ .s1 thres cn!tren almost 10 staie of d-sutluon
:, - nouet tts A. hOriues vii care for tho v16o~
1 he f.fs-,e.. .nd 10 he opinion VI he majority tea
t.. Caited S-4fss Government 0osnt " pension uose
dows ant ofpnss who have ost tneif protector nis
- - .-r.i-p Ano,hef incges, he'd oy the Corooer
400 rs oo6v u gnE10vn nan respectfully cressed
fsase s.rnk 10 b- fhe foot of Hamilton syen1s
he va. aged - years and svcsnLy EnSslnAa-
vsrs.cL 1saLa oy 1rovallS.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
TkAp, OF 81. J.Hx. Nsw BEvs,wIoK.-TI

TKADI OF ST. JOSS, NEw BRUsswIoK.-Ihe
ycr Brnsxeksr Of the 7th inst contans the hayeaFy
returns Of the trade ofhe port OF = Joha To the 'h
July lsst Goods imported from Al countries, value
1921. Of which snOs go we're Biuse gods
So -J Goods from th- Unt-d states. Of shicn stt@i
So 04O were brought IN American and tue rect u
British vessels The value OF the SAM Dali years ex
porte sf92 ~ exhioiun- iAilos % from the er
port. Of hat year II --is VI about s<S'oo 10
- timber 5000 tuns sefr exported Il the Ca
year. IL lsi9 only IS 80 tans. he shipping ana
iunns-- in--rd tor TIE * month. 10 l-iy, -. ~
vessel. 10 SO tuns 10 l-+- u was - vessels, ~ W
turs All Brush except 10 -oi tuns.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

The total deaths the preceding ~eeh we're l. .s7s
total deaths the last week lolimskins dsereas. Of
267. The death. by Cholera tho l.,t weeh. . .ppens
from the City Inspectors Report we're as9 the pre-
ccding week were 67s-showins a decrease OF deaths
by Cholera OF 2S
The report of the Homeopathic fhy'ci.ns for ,h.
lsr week gives 26 cs.es and death. tor the precsd
ina week ~ cs,es and deaths and tots previous to
Thursday. August 9. lss cases and D deaths
The following table will show the difference between
the Reports of the City Inspector and OF the Board Of
Health for the week ending June 2 to Aug IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

FEon GsDGrEsDsscs -Tos ~. LDus Rrpvbi-
"a. II tns d. ssys the Cholera has again appeared Ct
Iadeps ndepes. and with 'ons masgni'y Among ths
deaths peuesd In The Erposum Of last Saturday. are
tnose Of Nrs Kaufman and child, Mr.. W. P Hosssdsy,
sttorDeJ at law Mr. Il Courtney, msrchant, afs
Bean. wife Of J. G. Bean r D Green and child Of
ars Guile ln the country there we're other deaths
Mr. xOotrie. Mr.. Robinson, Mr. xuir M Grey ana
toe wife of Nr James Dshoney, and eososed man 10
longing 70 James Dshoney. -.
Platte eouutry-xh,re ae mas made appointments 20
sdare.. The people He .ddresssd arg, nssass
etirens Of four eounrie.-J.eason. 80
ia,r eognu,s Tse editor n The Erpossv '-ys In a.
,D.'oo ~ ,sl. meeting "Repudists and Expanss are
toe word. Repusiste the .esion o' ias Lesssssfs
p.s.ng and exp1nss the dsgrsce'a' Tcsoasn"ns IRON
tns Legislative J0urnss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

TsE MassAcHUs,Trs FIsszEiE.- -Ire Bos''r
roynsl says: During the month Of NAfcn' Apf 4no
Msv of Il. present year 35-+ppy l2s q eD11'n 500
s'r ~ - oroushr - til. port about seven eizntn'
= .s,eh "a. frssn the otrer sizhtn beng partial
.,l,~d one hundred ard .~Vehiy- three ves.s.' and
ri.ht huodred And t~enfy.h'e mn ,-io~ins n'e =
e-..,s 20 market A~er dec Icunz what tad o-er
.-i,ss snd a quantity suscient Tor home eonsumy
- Ia balance packed 10 ic- and 'ent q % a
recOns where r-ii cars run . supply a. increasing
6sn.od .aca nAs sprung Up along TIE mes o. all
-.Hro.cs The eap~s, hesdsnd. and Dronoltories o
our New Eng coss, are the homes oi the h4rdy
s.h.rrpen wnOse Occu patton 10 that " toll snd perl
and lew can De found WHO do rejoice 10 sgcn 81
eTidenee Of prosperity Is a s-ordsd ~ TIE ABOVE ga
rsrcS"
~ The Committee OF P1blic Health az Ss
Logs h,s oeen dissolved, he CnoIer 10 longer sxs.
,uS tssrs - ~ eDs1ak2c-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Brooklyn Board OF Health ..sAruRDAY Aag /

Since yesterday there have been reported t.
this Office 30 cases Of Cholera, Of which y proved
fatal. viz Mrs Sheppard, Raymond e.; Michael Con
nor, Furmsnst Emma MorrI, Henry-'ti John B.
Corwin, Gold and Nassau sts Mary DOugherty Fur
man-,t Cornelius Collins, Hsmiltonsv Arn Bfoush
am, stste.st. Margaret Mcbride corner Bond and
Warren sts Thomas Burns, Union 81 Patrick Okearn,
Laqueer-st Mary Mcclure. Hicks st John Howard.
corner Smith and State VIM. w Reid, Hsnryst
CHAs 8. J. GooDRIcH. HeaLh Physiclsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.YORk TRIBUNE.
Kentucky Election Returns.

LOUIsviLLE, Saturday aug II
The Kentucky Legislature. as far ascer
,sined, contains majority of Wings and about -
Wbgs and 80 Locos have been elected % tho Conyen
ton bat no Emanci pationist
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Proaress OF Cholera In Canada.

MONTREAL, Fridsy, Aug TO.
The Cholera interments have amounted 10 in
the last "a hours, and from other diseases 10 :.
From Quebec. learn tha, the nterments from
Cholera amounted TO ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Horrible Murder aud Suicide.

CHARLKSroN, Friday, Aug. TO-
MIR. George Dye, res ding near Feasterville, in
tbis State for some unknown cause, shot bis wife, xii
hng her instantly. then killed himself His children
were eve. witnesses to the horrible scene
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
The Cholera at Boston.

BosrON Saturday, Aug H.
There have been is deaths from Cholera during
the last a. hours IL OF which we're foreigners and
Americans. VIM. V. Kent respectable merchant on
Long Wharf, died of the epidemic last evening The
deaths for the week were 24O of which ~ were OF
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

BAesEIztD BTTHEV VEsFEUELIAss RETURNED.
We learn from Capt G.ret from csrdenss that me
brig Mount Vernon, from New-OreAn., which ~.
seized for running tie Blockade Of Nsrsesibo has been
returned 70 Mr Penny the owner, oy the Eenezae4An
Government who indemn..-d hin for tae teien-on
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
HROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

PEos'sLE C9sTthpLAriOs o. 5CIcIDE-A fs
n a-e, evidently much exc.isd, aagisg child 10 her
.rn. rss seen a. ale hour on Tnandsy, pacing ~
.na down tee wharf a, toe foot Of P0ton.u her
uoyemen1 exciting Considerable suspicion, sae wa.
,rre,ted and contned IN the cells ul morning
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
CrrY ITEMS.
s.rrnpAv. Aug II. lsss

sArrapAr. Aug II. lsss
MoKrALrrr or rsE WGsx-The City lnspec-
tor publishes the following exhist for th. veeh end
ing Saturday. boon, as,
wtsxLr stposr ~ Ds.rHs
b ~ Csfy saS cs..e II No Yea ,es ~ 90 ~ "a
s1tV ls.ssf, SIS.
Aen 80 Worneu -. sOys IS 0ris. f<s-rotsl icif
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
OseAsiu.rios or GEESE CoLLfor.-A, .

ORGANIzArIoS OF GEESE CoLLEGE.-M
meeting Of the Trustees Of Genesee College At Lima on
the 25ih ult the Charter Of this new College w-s read
4nd unanimously accepted and the meeting proceeded
10 ballot tor Pres.ierf 81 Ine following o1cers
s.re chosen President. John LaNhef secretary
e. 4h X B ythe Trsasur@r. -,m u-l Rlchafdson-l ne
trustees were then clss. frd - ioIoNs
Thomss Carlton. Luther X ?. william Fo.mer, Mar
shaIl >nesd and A Hascsl c1mPo-- he arif e14s
Mi4'afd Fillmore, James snaS, Ast Abel. ,calyief
S-agef and Hiram Wech compose th- s>c9rf c1ss
Erasm. ara Daulri [, houghfO1, Denton u sh1ar,
ssmle. Richardson aud JJla NAey compose ne ta"s
-ilsf
Efgar { . Ib-, Tohn r 4 versoc, Gideon htri, ~
yine ard Asahe. 2 more compos- il- rHrta g 10
Arf ADD .0n Gardner san. p c. Cllrct, John -
Der SOcraes Sl,h and John Copeland compose tae Nti
cLJsf
Committee. appointed 70 irait hye!s~s for ine
government OF the College 70 report course % study
-ad to negotiate win ire Genesee Wesleyan seminary
for such parts VI the properly u tee SAID seminary -
nav Be necessary 70 D. transferred % tue Genes~e
College and temporary course Of study for two
years course was adopted unul further progress ls
MADE in the establishment q the College
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Tsr CEssrs-rhe De.s~sre B.He hen

TsE CEssus-rhe De.a~sr= B.H< lien CH'e~-
q has the following suggestions
We hope when the census IN his safe 70 iAs-n ~
n. wear 49, th.. Ire Il lie towns ard V.eS
~ Str xl'i - tsker vel ne Hundreds W.
iugtou Il b. o-iy cy tow n tne ale -s-
rf who.s Jpus-on has besG taken Great 1isAxss He
con .eca-uty made N ne maps. and Dover ny ss1s
placed II me nap a. ayoc tshao.lAl wkse u Goes lo'
sos.szI svs 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

~ A man named stephen Connor last night
sA in a. the corner Of Warrington and Morris sz
lie wA taken 70 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

htcoosIzsD.-Tns body Of man vas found
-oiting n the water At WILLIAMSBURG. and wu rscog
ailed 70 be are Jacob Ashton, who had been nissng
from hLs home ior sorne rinne past
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
North-Carolina Election.


VIllTH DIsTRICT.-A letter received IRON
Richmond here states that STANLYs majority wa
49, Another says that he s certainly elected by 80 maj
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
HEW-YOHR WEEKLY THlbOrb,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Hoard of Health

BOARD of Health. SATURDAY August II.
Dr. GIVE. the Resident Physician, reports ~ neV
,.ses Of Cholera and 81 deaths as having occurred since
bis report Of yesterday returned IN ihe following order
ksrsriag a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

~ We h.ve h.en informed that some OF the
.uooor.rs Gen Case resdns In this county ere Of
oonion that oy hs sttsr IN reply 70 Col Wsbes
s,...menu be hes axed hims~lf for bsaag Instructed
ogt Of s.s ssaa' RllsdA.s (kiah) ssAAA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

CoLosIAL LIBEL SUIT "A Deacon Of the Pres
byierisn Church. lst Matthews Halifax. Nova Scotia.
whose name Is 4 Scott prosecuted 4 James, E.q Of
that city, asking high damages for injury done 10 bis
character the tnal lasted three days many witnesses
were examined the defendant, brother Of the same
congregation justfed-that stated that he had only
told the truth Mr. Beamisl. eminent lawyer. made
good caso he possibly could for the Church
Elder the learned Chief Justice summed up the egi
dence pronounced Mr James libeller and left the
damages to the Jury, who, after an hours converse
among themselves returned verdict to the eject that
Deacon Scott hsd character for Christian conduct
consistency forbesrsnce and torgveness ami that 70
h,d been damaged according o the evide 20 The
exteni Of one penny. a cent and q halt
This the cs-e 4 Committee ~ the Union Engine
Company engaged the steamer tficoTn o convey 4
party TO Lunenburgh, 10 search oi pleasure, for $40
scott tne SCENT % supply and charge TOR reire'nm nt-
there swell out ~ the passengers gre" SICK
and Mr. James sent a note 20 the NsrHiHg ChrDHtcie
-tstug that liquor freely distributed on board
thst many OF the passengers, with some OF the ere"
and hrencn became intoxicated that on this account
unnecessary detention had been occasiOned that tie
lves OF ali on board endangered and mat Mr.
scott an Elder oi Presbyterian Church % Halifax,
aai assisted Ia dsposng Of these liquors with his own
hands Immediately after the publication. the De7con
brought nis action. a'd got one penny NJ James =
object was % prevent the sse of Intoxicating h4lOrs
and consequent drunkenness during future excursions
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

~ woman nsmsd Cathsrne Devlin va ar
rested lst evening By oeer Pisher and eommt'sd on
chsrg. Of sssaarnz, with infant 70 n, Susan Laher
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Hnnrd of IlfnlIh

Board Of Henltb.... srSDAY Aug u
Dr. SEKR, the resident Physician. reports 81 nc"
ea.es Of Cholera and 35 deaths having occurred since
b.. repor, Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

Fisr-Lsst evening sooat clock Are vu
discovered In the premises W1ren-sl II wss soop
pat out alter doing ,rsns damage
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

n The steamer Cherokee, Capt. Lyon. from
savannah. arrived on Saturday We are indebted 70
her o:eers and ssTsnnAh trends ioT A'e papers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
BlYiRD TiYLORS LETlERS..~yO. I.
THE IsTNMUs II JULY.

BGrRamtng o. Ciagrss..-.A Brc1kfl9 Go4 Dig
EmR. TT0sbe 0a board 3D.. Tropfai F0rss's
N'gt an0H0 re Na,,res... Ram ..- Ttt Poo.
m0. M 20 Treai Ttom o-isHd1 ~ Saa =
5 .A.cle-g. " 1t. Cora5a i.-.. G7-goH1 --
Ysavabis N9' re.-.- 1ts C1ssfry. C.ina''. ir. -
Rad % pancna. ... & fff. G1d Frls. Ihs thnt0a
.... TrarstsrP O, NiQhf ...P1nana - Lat Son'
H0rds 0boil f'f J9nrHss.
sg~,.,l Corr. .f,---ae. NJ T.. rftase
PAxArA. July e. 1850
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

scDDss DrarH.-A man nspsd Patrick csyne.
who resided st IS Lsurens a died suddeoiy ,his
ing Of Cholera The corossr wss cent Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
Brooklyn Board Of neoIrb svSDA'

The report for the last "a hours amounts 70 35
new cases Of epidemic Cholera and II deaths.
C. L. J GooDMoH Health Physician