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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

UTThe entire number of ships sent out
in search of Sir John Franklin is eighteen,
including those comprising the Grinnell
Expedition.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. having tc,n 'cgally appointed
i Guardian Of CHARLES DURrTT, Of liver.
ton, minor over II and under n years Of age
requests all persons having demands against hi.
said ward TO prrson, them, and those indebted "a
make immediate payment
CLARK ESTES
Tr-ftsa, IA IS g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

The population Of Nantucket, as ascer-
tanned by the new census, is s,77D, show
ing decrease The last ten years of 233.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

Napolcon's father was married at 10,
and his mother, though widow at 30, had
l3 children. Napoleon was the second.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

UPAn Exchange, in speaking of Gid
don's $ Grammar, remarks that Mr.. Glddon
knew the person, the ease, and the num-
her of his mummy but was hoored on the
gender.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

The I.ucifer Match trade of lie United
States IL said to smounito more than s2oo,-
0oo year.
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FRON OREGON.

a. f.t,E 4
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c.,,..- , A..
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.a.a n - 49, I. r,l,a.I
..,
"''''s 'o"''""eu 'hc pursuit a'c' me re-
ma nder. There is rumor in town that =,
alter progressing as lar as the kanyon, he
was obliged To return To the umpqua, hav-
ing '""hd TWO o' ''e p"dies OF i'e desert
e'S' STRONG 'ea's arc cn' r'alhcd mat The
"""'e ''"o VIII nave perished ny s'ar'a-
tioh' ere lh'y can he reac'co WIN pr"vis-
ioh''
far'h'r exp "ra'ohs "i The newly dis
covered South pass OF the COLUMBIA river
show lis praciicablIliy and suaerloIty 10 the
Norm entrance.
between Mr. ohori ana H. DAVID Eart-
ner' IN relation |" land ann, which o"ih
parties P'e'c'e" |" ""'o' "h'eh res"''eo III
ihe death o' Dr. uaidncr and hanaka'
VII" was IN 'he D'c'"r service.
M'J"r rJ' . Hathaway, /. > ~, IN a
nj oi hen'a ds'ahgtmeh', hhd attempted
I" c"'i'''' sn'ei'c ny c"''hG MS 'htoa''-
n"pes were eh', f,a!heu wa. me "ouh"
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,,r;ycJ =, As,,r;, .ccorronisJ h, tho
uor,,cr and ou,io,ors ,o c,r.,,,,, md
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
DEPOT OF BRONZE POWDERS.

friIE subscriber, Importer and Manufacturer,
i keeps constantly ON hand, the largest assofi'
men, of Musical Instruments, Of every description,
in the United States. Also, Rronlc Powder, of
all coprs and qualities, OF the beet German manu-
fac, ure; Dutch Metal Florence Leai nold' an
Iil,ra-m,rinc BIue. ani which he will sell on rca
sonable terms. Storokcepcrs are requested TO call
AMI ex,nne his large assortment, before nnrohas-
io- elsewhere. EDWARD BAACK,
N,r2l sfr1l'3n street, Me- fofk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
LIVEI. COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONlC OR
ERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF TIE hLDNEEN.

And all Diseases arising from disordered Liver
or Stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fulmcss, or Blood to the Head, Acldity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullncss, ar weight in the Stomach, Sour Emcta-
ions, Sinking or Flulterng Al the pit of the Sto-
mach, Swimming OF tie Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, fluteriDg at the Heart, Choking
tor Sulocitng sensations when in n living pc sturc,
Dimncss of Vision, Dots or wells before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head. Deficiency or
Precipitation. Ycllowncss of the Skin and Ewes,
Pain ia the Side Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sud
dn Flu,hcs Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
saut Imagnngs of Evil, aud great depression 4
Sniriis can hc el,cmalIN cnrrd hN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
FROM TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS


Tie adviccs from Honolulu are to the
18th OF April
On the 10Th Of that month the Legisla-
ture was Convened. The King was pres
enl, attended by his con or. and Ministers,
aud delivered an address. Among its ie-
commentators were, the establishment of
a swings bank, with proper regulations
the removal of unnecessary legal imredi-
,neuts to the intern aIrii-e # natives
and respectable ioreigners-a project Tor
criminal codc-,he founding Of schools
and hospit Is, &c.
aspect Of Honolulu is IN, re than usual y
favorable this season.
SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.-We
record to-day with the saddles, feelings.
the sudden death of Edward |. Thomas oi
the firm of Thomas a. Co., hardware mer-
chants, Of Broad street. Mr.. Thomas was
married abou, two weeks since to daugh.
ter Of Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut,
aud vas on his way hume from tour to
the Falls. We learn that he tell down IN
the street at SaIalopa yesterday, aud IN
stantIy expned. Nj. Thomas was one Of
our most prosperous aud respected mer-
chants. a man ol must agreeable social quail
tiles, and his sad and sudden death vii be
mourued by large circle of relatives and
fiends. ". Y. Mirror.
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a1,zmm9
&Nsyss>
GHLyYgYN
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS |.
IN A NEW DRESS!!
/ That ONLY sovereign and NEVER FAILING
REMEDY for SUBDUING PAIN, and curing the
worst BURNS, ScALDs, PILES, Ours, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, RHEUMATISM, and all cUTANEoUs
and EXPLANATORY DISEASES,
DAILNY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In NEW DRESS and BONES OF MUCH
ENLARGED SIZE!l!
CAUTION. - CoUSTrRrrIrs in the QLp
WRAPPER food the market! Arod them as you
U1uM poison
GROSS IMPOSITION
CAUTION TO DEALERS ,-Unscrupulous vend-
crs of counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious
and deeterious stuff with te0 boIes { tie gsau-
me Daiiey salve in each dozen, under "A well imi-
f.ta Ian, 4 ~ rI "A ~ Inn 4 % a tho.
SIZE and thus offer it 70 dealers at a reduced price.
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the con-
iding sufferer who happens to Use the counterfeit
and poisonous stuff pays the penalty of the Fl aud
aggravated diseases, unsghtly dclorny result
ing from severe burns and wounds, and hot un-
frequently loss Of lie itself are the wofu conse-
qnences
FULL PARTICULARS
of most interesting ease ly the late Hague strea
explosion in New York, viii shortly be published.
The sufferer one of the most severely injured,
given up by the Physicians as beyond hope
aud cured by "TBE GENUINE" Dqiey Saite
completely, that not the smallest scar is left To
tell the tale.
Buy tie Daley SaI,e ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DANGER attending
the of countrfets--arc sure of getting the GEN
UISE ariclc-;'nd gain near 30 per cent. in guam
Hy Of the Ointment
o. See the NEW Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENVELOPE-T
LARGE BONES AND THE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALvE Int DALLEy'S, can allay
the pain of the worst Burns on Scalds in "A few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
SCAR ~
EMBLEMs on the NEW ENvELoPE--,he tn
angie, Sop,Hf, Uorc, Lion, HUt and Edgi,.
CAUTION EXTRA.
BEWARE of travelling lMPOSTERS who rep
resent McBst1rts GS my Agents, offering Dallry's
Extractor in THE Old WRAPPER ut a reduced
price. | solcmnly caution the public against such
INTERLUPERs aud their POIsONoUs NOsrRUMs.
Ny ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are |. B. ToUsEY aud VI. :. BURR.
II. DALEY,
llj Broadway, New York.
DIR. r. r. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
polt.
=. S.-R. Il. Hazard hereby informs the vend-
ers nf Medicines in this and the ncighorng towns,
that hc will sell them for cash, the true Dallcy's
PAIN Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Dalley's
Cash prices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27
THURSDAY, June 20.

Brig Aurora, Hill, Sullivan for Phla.
Schrs Siren, Arden, fin \ York North Star,
Madduck, Somerset for \ York; North'n Belle,
Fitzgerald. n York for Nantucket; New Globe,
Morton, Bristol for Wscassct; VIM Baird, Stubbs,
from Phia Caroline, Burgess, fishing; Solon,
Nixon, do; Rosanna, Gould, do; B Smith,
Hopkins, do; Banner, Merchant, do; Robecca,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-06-27

[From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser of May
81, 1850.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED.

Chas. Robinson, Esq., Easton, Md, in a letter
TO DIR. jackson. January 9, 1850, said---
"My wife and my sell have received more bone-
fit from your med'.iuc than any other we have cy-
cr taken Tor the Dyspepsia and Liver disease"
Va, January 10, 1850, sai,l-~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
Fron the sissetoa Cesnsry-Suffertns amoss
he I,Al

- e Pa - ck~r-s 4
party has arrived 81 Neudots from the further
r-sainS r,sts % the Minne.ots River brncins most
paa;ul intelhSeDce of the present condition Of tho
Si.setnn bands Of Sioux Indians The snow Is un.
usually deep and the parry. losing their way on the
n'aius' we're subjected 20 the most extreme puya.
uoos during the quincy. Fnom Martin Mel eod.
ESQ who csme down with this party. We gam the
following information concerning tne lndians
NarhSes'~srd ~ ar ~ ne Cheyer,e kivS lne - a.
fuI % 10 S.s.eson euaAo AasnEs-sroant darns -
" s'er .--sca ne wrsher sirce Noveeeer AS esSn ny
severe Al Sow 80 "a Ter 70 Al urass dsph Ice ia
ihe upper Peers havng eeSn esrrt over a.
A. un o. ae sStns extent ~ 81 ~ =" ne - nSc q
ta1o shsn1oned taeir rsnsi rsnge Al have Ast
rrev sApr-arr from ne whse extent of - tsn'ag'
grounds cf he Mshpso sl1 Sssctun Soqh. s1d - cl-
.ecenc- wi D. nrosi sssrous II not SiA gres uga
esns of .hese rer pe0p7 Whose puacPA roAA2e. a,f
~. hs---, 1T hr4s-tf.~ 49, h., s@r sna s,arcsly
.le si.s-. alr sn.uA.s % - eOunIy.
rfeV corn. hich . always ofcAef nesr -
>1e4,er villages ~ocn sey - away N - Fsl Ae.r
Irre.u s-l ihst sometimes hey have -
49, lstN-cr. A. renlers rex ~ lnrossoe tesn
fc hsck 10 hcr sgFp'cs of com during tte s>vrrv 90
" sch b. The extremity 20 which Ne greses nGuioer
% .c sessions sle low reiuced. and he as Ierod
hcaa lnm heir GASP high up ne Cheyenne hNsf.
nat hey bad sseu % Al ihelr egs src aHdrvsse "A
tra have senn o resort 20 ,ser horses ~ 49, ne
r-atrscl .heiF eNsence gnai he melted lue
aoi rss-4ct Soie .usgger. sad snsi PsTaes ~ao b.
heu afes iAe urnos, siAe q tesliUuoa one fstY
asi acusly io ~ horse " zen not more ran '~eaV
~ta her 'eebe ~onsn and aeg'ss. chlafea ~ gravof
,e WrAtrr Ev.n should hey a. al cugh wS,en ss~sns
-a ~ 'laiiaN slccrcd IN eeung ilio heif corn
A. - ter sdsd STATE, VII seon = teNnu,st up
>. " a~ Spring, always q 40 sessou suong lnlians
- ae il.lsncrase cNses VI eNTe'ue ~sni and "a
M, Nlr Tat unless ihcy receive some ~ rf thndgh
D. fsfveUs''r tf le G0vefuacnt and hoss Interested a
hr.
W - trust tta g s sny WAY to set provls
'ions INTO the ooont "a che.e starving creatures.
they " il b, ptO. lty t'ved hy the proper 40
-orues IL - "a isSs az Daiy than the policy ~
tho government % leave no means uEtried ~
which b keep them from prr'sh,as The most try.
rs time vii doubtless De n th' spuns, sher their
corn IS exhausted. The matte - " hs be0rc
iov Ramsey Immediately upon he
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rsos RroJASrno.-ws take from the lorna


4, CoHercto of he Oh Jar ne Iolo"E'S NsDia
That tie British war steamer Co-nofsht capttfeN 20
dsy before on he sh JAR Of San >eaassn oarN n4'
~ BfAxiiiSn fag, which bore :NAs hisA c..-@.
rpqstt sig,t.rk.l cargo 90 slaves TIE OoTincfsh'
49, hsr to o "a a sad was returning VIA her 90
Us pVlL 49,, Al, 49, ,t.
gay of PharoQxs Hotel, Cspt Aedissn Ga NE AelVS
e. Hercules which pat m here on her wHy 20 A,'.e
W. earn that ho surgeons caleb iu ID nos cons Ger &c
wouuG mortal u sppesTs that On The passage - n"
found necessary 20 chassc boy on eoAu ~ ~
heaauor ari his arrival Ia i1is p0r ne discharges an
1es'efday The bow ir company VIII hls troioet fcoei
arrived from Bahia 10 csq,alu on PhaoNs gaas ~
s3Mhsncel abusing him N The oGssi language loc "a
~ in order 10 svod scene turned hs back on hs agrees
es, and directed ss ssps loNGrd neeno0fing sore a
~ Homeu Cspiaiu MAJ Fan was .issocI - s'o'0s -
he.cules Both The br,,ihers were arrested
tbs Jorsoi Of Tie 6i January snns0nees TIE N1ifN
e he Dr-vol. dnv u the British war steamer Harry,
non nonlvvidso. Tee Amsncso higSio orAndy"lSs'
inoH RIO arrived a, Nonisvideo on the z+,h Deeemoef
IN O. PeayuRe. st1h
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saookLYN ITENs

Tuesday A1ENIrs March .
CArEca E0srITALs- Rev. Dr. Mahleaberg s
,5s rr-.ca-rg r. e n.1t LIS IS ssrn0rs CElrcE
Ho.-.as ae.rsrns .5cm, lr - pre.-1L sgecs.sivs
s1resy y. n - JoLu. ChlTca, Erook.yu. Ttsy Ae
rs7.s,s viii admirsss sp-r- VIII ezcslsai Suggestions
lnd sells aesen2ao1s AID are earnestly delivered sgt
nay - dogtsd w.=hsr ne elcq1su' Al Reverene
Ps1asihroPis ". succeed crecung 10 Glrd Of "a.
CtErrh sse "a sPpr0Prs,s III org torsases ehAa-
ue. TIE corHOu md q ConD0n Hgnlxniry las tAEec
~ ttcse carries r. - wsy, ADD u gong Dr~H1
win UnEsaks5e etci-uey arc s1ocess and Y - = -
s.sy Lag f0T zs Cszrca rsaAssu u power s2s priF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
An Id.. Worth Considering.

The following preamble and resolution present
novelty, but they are not the less deserving OF
.houehtiul attention. They were submiitedto the
Ohio House Of Representatives 10y Mr. hoedtsr on
the s1lh ult aud unanimously adopted
Ble,.s. The moral and industrial reformation 81 ne
.riefsflis he principal not tie Gully proper Ad ckh
nlsis Oticct IT the punishment ~ oANsf buo,
TFh0ols a svsfcm OF punishment cuaoinc ue conNlc~
, roirHfIff honest Aut pcscvouuc ndusN :" shorten
The time 81 Ills confinement seems Go he WEI! CALCULATED 20
rssiore L 10 sch hahn. 81 industry constitute useia
member II society-who, on he contrary, system o
punishment hy which tie let Is kept al hard labor Tor
hhNsd nesDd. houi any kud ct rewSrd Tor ~ "hv' in
d4c,neul TO Noniafy udastN ara good conduct 'Al1p
b. bat Supply lie better feelings nnd u't h 10 $40 P
esf.s OF honest ard active tusiacss ME. therefore,
R.softd Tisi tine Marien %. The fcuHrruSrN j. htenN
rta.rsed To- comm 1 lhs House Ill such niornA
ue1 concerr. lo effect of ihr of ert Stems OF punish
reuL a. may ne possession ttc.4iug hs own 1la
i1a sac pracucat.fN of suusl,nnk Ia leo "i iDt
nart.r cfytals lkcd Ug tte pun.hiueol o. crime
pr poronae o,ssaai u labor 90 30 peiormss by ne con
We, Is dsSs wJfAs OF Otherwise
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NSrrotoor ros Ff7srARr-Nve give below

NErE0L0or T1s FEBsCARr-We give below
or M01,6.7 s1aii. d M5-a--y 'or Frbrlsry P -n.
ea,5- viii &c sas or Jialsry We fad ou11s re tr..
o. Jlrla-y 90 msks ne -ras e4la-I a. a--- sl,
-e- - increase ~ se deaths re iast llr w-sAs
accounted ~ by ne Hague . ETpo-on Ard s CL1es
a. Wards I.lni-hy - former 'as returns r-ror, q
killed. ,ld bv C1o.sr- .lere we're = iesls-lak1s e.
54, ire q IT, increase Daring FecrusrY tier. wers /,
murders. s accidental deaihs i,,ei from 1gr1- Or sci1.
from 1tsh perarce from t-iiriIra trep-ns q from Cd
So 70 p-eur.1re births snd 0, from disease. a1kroEr
C....m7to1 iss ie-reh'ed y ~ four wsak. ILLUMINATION
~ se ,3rgs SHOWS u.s. he ssn- number, --l-r .-ssrs
l- as1o, ne eIosPt st ncreass ln F1-. te7,r
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Suppression Of the Rio,,-oraer Restores.


Ccrrespoudence ~ ne tuca nsly Observer.
HERNiNra feA 2, iSa
The examination OF the Frankfort rioters closed
shout 3 = u tbs jsy Eighteen 81 hen hct ',r
F.k of whom twcIr. committed srd arc now - 81
sri siX we're IA cd by ihrre OF he eonusciors
iffs My believed has 10 more disturbances will isAe
,tee % = sat- nat TIE principal leaders except two ~
1r~e Who had cleared out are 10 ssie Keeping
though aoOa. ~ were brought mp ht examination 81
lnc- IN Iteration caniness and decision M pro
---iings conducted with rspdity and renisrssh.s
l'gfct 81 order
mt hy keepuS them lnt ue residue ockNi Ap Rot
eveu an 'nmsou ~ lnoub,e appeared -. believed lhs
- cssoa gwen 10 ihpse Thai ~ere dishAged ~i 10 ~
aerel hy them They were made ni.iy sensible 81
'le law would he manisinfd
uLst hat shall hear of no more trouble Among he
itefs were ound Eve guus Witch eroughi down
They I'll uanJ heavily charged with TIVE sing a
Nfh hrCo esch one with two balls ard and one y IL
.arge charge ~ shot ADD bail This A.t hal chNga
hsI probably would have burst Tie gun Years, AZ
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Erox Nrw BRr s,wIcx-st John. n. B. nex.

FEOx NEw BRu sswIcx--5t John r. Is. news
pspens Of he zh that he Provincial LsCssiafs
u ses<ion. The AuOTDsy General Introduced bill fcf
-0nsoacsng and AMENDING Inc avs - he PrOyiroT 70
sng he oc.l government ~ counties acd parshes.
rh7 bf empowers lbs lOes authorities sseulsts heir
4fa., Nhosf he intsrisSenes u a. Legislature AT
county malsfs placed b. 4 In ne hands u What l.
al.e1 IN Sessions The regarded win fsVef
apparently BY hs people ami 10 considered ue 1feea
81 Of more popular aOgsmeot The SESSIONS bo~sysf
ifres pOnsIbe body appointed By ne crown sna ~
Nce Braftesr nf'naiss haf t1e people vii nO " i.iJ
saaFied m 10 power vested 10 ibst body = ussisfpo "
officers elected BY ths pODulsf Eoe and shl1 S1Fs VI
suOslD eEt are made elective. -,
g.spaeh hsd been con nunieatsd 70 ne At.ensJ bon
lar GreY resrstng ne LOrdships pro1iDl1cS ~ c'n
les azd foroiddnx ms Leasnaot OOVefn0r " sssrtA -
any III or measures srsnanx b0gnrss ~ ~ ~ 80
GTLisr ~ Nesc- BrsasDlk~r rens1rs - Ut ~ I've
r,aes onrse and fof pgrposs Oi carrying "2l ~ ~
-ry oart N H-r Aae.tys dolii1i>1s Aoss pflnelPrs
Witch Lord JOha kass-! h.s $780, @-aA gwen W"
h. . aid ~ 10 cOnismDa ~ propose, IN ne Asser
az .a address he Crown, praying thai he Lsss.ags
C1<l (bs upper HOuss u Pafhsnsnf MAY be rsotere5
@|ec
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poss,a . speed All Eve Jour
Tug Con- TR,DE-irs SOURCES oY SuPPLr--
RtAofEsr MARsfr,. 1c.-Tle BiG'I0 Commercial SAYS
So much 4'rrest 10 et 3D. relation lo ne Coal market OF
1atsir,d and price per ton avail y tl+
,asNca commune cation prepared hy CO. James T. DA-
Ton OF MS ely which gives very comprehensive Wow 't
The Lese markcs are slrpie' with he anihrac,s sni
b.. luiuuus coss TIE anthracite l. ohtsiled from Goa
n-'ts DO Souu' N.. Leh.sh and Lacsa~ana Coz. Pa
Largo Qas1fu-. afe brought o le Hudson Rive, by me
N sun sut Ue.ANar' fans. af mlri greater snpli-s
49, convey Oh fHfl tlIiarIiIa bY ga in Ntwl oiA u
= br0GI lp tf llgIson % Albany ll' tl', tn7npaln
aHd Osse.o caras Afe ihr cn'nrcs through which lh.
description az Goa reaches gee Lsse country The slt-
p.rs coa % pass through be cans rate 1T oh ~
Jasiai mil y 600 pounds . mii" Ia ms market w'
md III coal can be Furnished for seven dollar. a.
used hy our ron makers ur lng purposes. Btu
coal of which large quantities reach the Lakes p
OBJ aimed frau several sources n ferrn sfses THIS Goa
made Of here for snhng aud fuel and = sold AZ 'a
HE quantity ofsnthrscie and Bss.bursh cos delivered
ldso by h- Fre canal IN 1919 was 3S67tS5 pounds
ard At O-wego 66oG - pounds
Large qusnullcs ~ luminous cos are Obtained hom
coal f.fs Boz is rorfe part of Pennsylvania co
io cd niles south of Lake Erie This coa 10 of very
superior quail and raiensiy,y used by boais aud other
domestic purposes u fuel Very iarge supplies eech Erie
from he beds B.uuiuous coal sasD freely Obtained in
.....arI rrom IT, Lake N ,o 20 mil-- This coal
7f very superior clerscrr ant s preferred hy many o
lf Err rra Lac The kr5 coE, 70 Il prnci Iay used pf
.eim ard fuel and also lof smith wo,A Neither " hrs
rOsnr~ ~ .h.y tifcmll14s lhr o-shIr.h In 1859
.9lai-i alsae.. we're received g e7ra.d u 10 sod A.
I.s same rsi- as A. Erie from 9 sO io v un. kdo
and 4 .ercisnI coal - worth in Buffalo - y uin.
Flom hese tao place., tde and Overland lafgf thp-
n-1's made 20 f-rrnt points around he Lakes 90
ID eide. o. - egh-d cheap rairs by vessels which
rI Up their carsues with MS description Of loading
Cdaan ports are arsey supplied from ihese places win
s article M ift3 ihe shipment " coal from ClrTelsld
Io American sud T. srad an pJ0s was lJl,ao 'uns
Another source supply of Unanimous Goa = from beds
wing me lice of Ties Michigan snd Illinois canal 10 ILL.,
rl. sant rom Chicago lsse Mch gan 90 10 ~ mlrs
~. ana ~. OPENED IN 1881 and bur nle coal esmo
market thar year. II l8f9 80 Ios reached OhrAgo
ca. uprer part ~ ihese bed. furnish coal bEhy charged
.Sih "a phlr which confines he n % principally for
fus flr household purposes BJas and other machinery
make u.t ne ~ 70 ior s~am ~ being % destructive
-o gra--tars srd boilers Bat no qualify " The coal 10
rrrovns he deeper thr beds ~0fE-i and 10 prOs
1et nat gf equal quAty viii soon be fssrd from
free from his % ectonab.e matter - no CoYs-
a. 4 aut IRE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
THE ArFRAr At NALrARAlso-The Washington
correspondent OF the CoErte' and Eaqmrsr writes
Gs follows:
Ssbnowst

Letters received yesterday. explaining n detail
lie circumstances attending The casagauou winch MI Pot
trf me L Consul Al Valparaiso inflicted upon Mr. Sul
vsr he Brtsh CAarps d Afases 81 Inns From tins
hsunouy appears thsi The aier CARVED his msoence
All Altay invade he sSncaty % Mrs Posters
private suartmeu's urt oNpcl her hy flfcr When ihr
kc,s WeTe eornufrnicated 20 Nj Pouer hs Immediately
dserrued 10 pulsb Tie offender Ia manner that would
b rstf AID g. siUcuve W..A ths uie alnn ee PROVIDED
hume ~ iih cane and net ulyan v" much larger
pc.a., AID WAS also armed wih scs IN he hal whe'r
he scene occurred Aocr he 'gspe vas sNusisctofN
saain,sered, Nc Foi'er va about Wadi N.vlus, Whi
M SULLIVAN fhrce French servants upon lim 90 take
v-rrsstce At I'M. moment Mr. Poster drew a revolver
viii az Aainon0n that the frst who approached " out
praoert men On he next day. Brush NSn-ofWsr az
rived ~ c slao seven issnt from Luna, and 4n wv
h,ars ai,erwNd ihV rcsGuslol 9. sullivan - tA"'ss
T,,,es was eoa,rutscas l 10 nc Admiral on boald Il
n MOI kro,Vu neither the Brush Ofcer required t.s con
sssion % project thc fcnor ~ Ms usk when had oeS
arrayed conduct uf wis much 90. gAo
ptutect A. waehef sullivan. tcaakng As own ~VSs
darou found caUyct eni &c reire. without inacuns al
drnrR disgrace on Us Government It's many - iallf
a. .hrl No el-lcI case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
RIo Janeiro.

letter dated Feb ~ ssysi The bark 81 Law
reacs sails thus day for New Orleans with 900
ba,. Coffee leaving Is ships barAs and briss load.
ins-sx OF which are Tor Europe, will noi carry out
much under 10000 bags, IS the sales during the
las, five DAYS amounted to 6s,'oo' reducing tbs
presen, stock to about 1900 BAGS Prioes range
nom 6gOOO 1900. Freigh's - cents, aud q a ,
per cent per Bag. Exchange on England active
~ linn 81 .sil. Yours, &c, y ~ =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

ONO The Legislature Of Ohio, ON the 9sth ait
he'd JOINT meeting, aud elected President judge
~ follows
DE, John Beers WING over c L. yaandioghsm. Loo"
"a ballot 20 20 81; p blanks
D., w. Heury CWhiman, Loco overW MeChniocA
WIG 81 ballot IS 10 ~ ! blanks
Dr., VII John Probasco Jr wing over ElUuhNauce Loco
81 ballot. A 20 u
DtilX Rohed A. Wordon Loco. osor Richard Corwins
Wig ls baio. go to - btlauks
The elections were stin proceeding at our last
sdyices