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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

son tooh place the soda WA thrown hish' inn,A.
air. p rtions Of IL sfsbtipg on The tons of the -
in Columeiast These sheds were ovns
w. Thompson. The estimated lo., !,
Q O,Ooo '0'at
The building Of w. & ]. 7. T.o.o,, -
stFekeepfrs, containing tar, resin, ur,ep,;o.
was Consumed together with its contents, t.
loss 100000 Insurance $500 or e2o. 900.
The liquor ley of Back & Pa'er v,,
destroyed bot part OF the ssc ard materials wsrs
saved Less about eio,ooo. No Insurance.
ine age storehOose Of Michael Trapped en.1
WIN hldea wool, hair and abou. o,e tup o, L.
nuts was OIsHy consumed. Loss s25OOo r.
sufed ey various owners
A three stovy frame buiIdi Q co upied bv W.
hearney, 20 sporter house wa. consumed 800
WIN al 'ne 'erniture, sto,s. &C. Nothing v.s
saved. Loss absut $500.
smsi frame house o cup d BY Mrs. Dunn +,
"ioo"j "here sns kept co iectiOasr,. wa, barn,
to the ground. sh lost all she had
accidents and IHadeat..--whao ,..e
sion to K place, N. II was work ne ON ~. a.
near Thorne's alto house. whic wa, epvelocss !,
flames. Under low brick building ADJOINING ga,
large quantity OF faltpeter. This the fremen say
exploded by the heat Of the bal d NJ, and throw
their machine over AID damaging il much. Tina
frtmen narrowly escaped with their lives. The
FIRE not having reached that building, the explosion
was unexpected. The fremea succeeded la throw
ing their machine in,D the ates to save it from the
flames. lt is an Old one, which they are using
while their Few one IS undergoing repair.
The brick building NJ. As C0ambisst Up tas
flights, Narrowly escaped. IL wss several times a
FIRE, but was saved by the Usefulness Of the acket
Company.
During the fire i! Ess reported !hat several men
VINO were getting sail out OF ole OF the sheds
near Ihorne store were crushed oy the falling val
at the time OF the explosion, bat We coult NIT as
certain, after the moat diigent inquiry. that saoh
was the fact.
Mayor Smith aad the Aldermen Of the Ward
were on the spot doing their duty.
During the fire there were about so explosions.
like heavy cannon.
Several New Yoskfre companies and their Chief
Engineer, A. Carson, Esq were quickly on The
spot and rendered valuable aid.
The large four story brick building, on Furman st.
opposite &. Trsppels store house in which was
Mr. ROchs office one or tso groceries, and nun.
Der Of families took fire az the south end, bat /. was
extiDguished. From this aud ali the tenements in
the vicinity, the pans 70 moved tneis household
goods
At about o clock large quantity o. burning tar
and pitch ran out upon the water from the burning
store, and made its way swiftly towards Fatoi
Ferry. The flame ran un6er the stern OF brig ly-
ing at the dock, and set it on ee but she was ca!
aor # and foa,ed cut and the fire extInguished.-
TIE stern wss much damaged.
& Under one OF the sheds near Treppels storehouse,
was e large qusntty OF coal, which gave out an in-
mense heat and great volume Of blank smoke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
In Congress, SATURDAY..

The Senate did nothing. Mr.. BELL Of
Tennessee concluded his speech on the
Omnibus Bill. Probably many more speeches
will be made before the decisive vote shall be
taken.
In the House The subject Of the Boston
atlas letter, charging Mr.. GIDDINcs with
having distracted certain papers from the
Postofdce Department, was brought up
again, and from statement of Mr.. MATTE
SON, On behalf Of Col. WARREN, Second
Assistant P. NJ. General, it seems there
is question Of veracity to be settled be-
tween Mr.. GIpDIYGs and Col. WARREN.
Mr.. G. asked for an investigation, and
the Speaker was authorized to appoint
Select Committee Of five to inquire into
the facts and report to the House. The Re-
port of the Galphin Committee was taken
up and discussed at some length. The sub
ject was not finally disposed Of, but from
the votes taken on amendments, &c. it Is
very plain that the Members of the House
of Representatives have not q very exalted
opinion of Mr.. CRAwFoRD's mode of picking
the pockets Of our common Uncle. They
have more genteel mode of doing that sort
of thing, by way of voting themselves
double mileage, fine libraries, &c. but
perhaps the present Congress will inn
prove on the principles and practices of their
"illustrious predecessors in this regard.
We certainly hope so.
It will be seen that the House not only
condemns Mr.. CRAWFORD, but also President
TAYIOR's opinion of his case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

NEw-EExIco AND THE PREsIDEST.-The w ash
ington correspondent Of the Herald writes by tele
graph, July 5, as follows-we hope it is all true;
al learn, from good authority, that Gen. Taylor
has sent special instructions to Col Monroe to main
tain the integrity Of New Mexico against all hostile
invaders, Indians or Texans Ii appears some
Southern Wings have gone up t, the Presidsn to
remor strate, bat be has told them be means to do
bis duty. Great indignation is felt by the Southern
members in consequence.
"From remarks made in the Senate to day, there
is doubt il Texas attempts military occu patton
Of Santa Fe Col Monroe will defend il. some of
the Texans here inform us, however, that they ex-
pect the arrival of Major Neighbors, as Ambassador
TO Washington, to learn the ultimstam of the Pres
dent. If be comes, be will leave as he left Santa
Fee"
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scHENcK,s PULMoNIc SYRUP.

- Coughs and Colds generally are the orsrarna'o :.
Consumption. The only remedy nov known, aS va
positively The Consumpuon IN its incpien 20.
sealed stages, IL scHEScKs Pulmoni: Syrup. hren0'"
oil diseased matter nom the system. which, II sh"
msr rpeecs the lungs IN their function and an iDeu''o'
Consumption viii follow. scHEEcgs Panotie SJ'.s
has recently succeeded In curing n the eyl sons y.
worst cases of Consumption Of persons OF The her"
standing reference TO whom will cheefuly be g'eau
application al this Office. After what has been done o' '
neeic.ce none should ecubtor despair others h,'s
cured by scHEscK's Pulmonie syrup, whose esses n'
sppeUed to be beyond he reach OF sny remedy, ana ~
ccnsumptve may also be cured BY resort to ihi' a'N.
be medicine, a. BY this means Consumption mT
rested OF its terror, and the s6licied restored pe"~
health.
Sold in New.York by C. v. CLICKENEa co.
81 Buesy1f-
Price 81 per hottie, or six bottles for S.
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ChaIern at Cinclnnnti-Plro.

ClNciNNA1ii sunday jay l.
The report furnished to the City Clerk, under the
new ordinance, for tue past week up to SATURDAY
afternoon shows that the total number of deaths
were 1877, of which 1ls we're from Cholera. The
reports were not as full as they should be.
Second Dispateh CINcINNATI Sunday, JAY Up d.
The Board of Health met this afternoon and re-
port % deaths during the past "a hours, of which
65 we're from Cholera.
severe fire is now raging in Peter Wright
Sons china warehouse, in Market-st. above Fifth.
Much damage is threatened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

AWFUL MURDER AT BANK LIcK.-Humanity,
even in its most desperate aspect must and aghast
at the recital OF the following murder Of an aged
man by his own son This revolving deed OF blood
was perpetrated at Bank Lick. near Covineton,
Yesterday. A young man named Charles 5uther-
land bad some dispute with his father on Monday,
upon which occasion the father made use OF some
threats, which being treasured up, caused the To-
stiesop of this foul deed-so horrfying 10 its char
acter as to cause depravi'y Itself 70 shu fder
Led by revenge, and probably influenced by an ap-
prehension OF tue threatened punishment OF bus
parent, Charles Sutherland, young man scarcely
arrived at manhood, went armed with q rife into
bis fathers bedroom, and while he lay beside his
wife, tstepnother to this young man, shot him
through the head. The report oil the gun startled
the wife, and she inquired what was the maste-,
when the old man replied he had been struck By
lightning ard in few minutes died
lCncinnau Commercial, July 5.
TRIAL FOR SEDUCTION IN EATON, tOhiol-A
intensely exciting trial. in which Michael Keeyer
was plaintiff ana DR.. VIM 4. Winston defendant
came off at the last term Of Court In Eaton, Preble
Co Ohio. The action was 70 r, cover damages from
defendant for seducing plaintiff daughter, who had
been placed under the charge Of DR. w. To be treat
cd for club feet and who resided with the doctor
for the purpose of being 20 treated. This was al
aggravated case ard the jury after short abs snce,
returned verdict Of $4,000 damages for the plain.
TIFF.
KPr The Boston Iraxscripf says that recon
cihstion has taken place between Liuleteld aud
Prof Webster, and that q mutual wish for az later
view hss been expressed, which the sherif has
consented TO grant
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For California.

We shall issue This Morning at 8 o'clock,
for the Cherokee, The Tribune f;r Cal!fornid'
Oregon and the Sand,cich Islands. 1t will
contain all the late Foreign and Domestic
news received up to the time of going to
press.
Persons who intend going to California in 'oe
Cherokee can be supplied with copies Of this paper
provided they leave their orders at the desk carry
this morning. Price, single copies. sixPence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

CALIFORNIA SrEAmERs.-The bark Luztania'
from Para brings advices from Maranhan, obtained
by The brig Gustave from Marahan for Psra. We
are informed that the steamer Goliah from New.
York for San Francisco left Maranhsn on the 30th
ult. having been supplied with coal and that the
steamer Confidence arrived the same day. Having
no bill Of health sho will be subjected to days
quarantine. Vessels from the United States bound
to California intending to touch at Brazilian port
should be supplied with bill Of health certified oy
the Brazilian Consul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

FROM PoRT-AU.PRlEcE-Wel learn from Capt
Cullin, of the schooner Jenny Lind, which arrived
at this port on Friday from Port au Prince, whence
she sailed on the 231 ult that the 10 per cent. ex
port duty was taken off on the cath of May, thus
putting American vessels on an equal footing wi h
the vesaels Of other notions. CapC also states that
it was oil quiet when he railed. The Hayten Gov.
erument was increasing its feet with the expecta-
ton of attacking the Domincans as soon as the
feet could be got in order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

VERMoHT-The Free Democracy Of Vermont
held State Convention at Montpelier on the 81.
inst. HoRATio NEEDHAM, Of Bristol presided and
as nominated for Governor, bat declined, and the
Convention subsequently nominated
For GoVesnor-Hon. Locus PECK OF Montpelier.
For Lteuf GoO-STk PHBS SMITH OF Weston.
For 7yed,wer-JOsEPH POLAND OF Montpelier.
We have not seen the regular proceedings OF
this Convention, but learn FROM the Boston Adrer-
tsser that the Resolutions adopted favor the Sab
Treasury, Revenue Tariff, with Incidental Pro.
lection to American Industry, and the distribution
Of Public Lands to actual settlers, and are most
remarkable for their attacks upon the WngG,-
whom they ETY. the Tay lor party of Vermont.
The pure, or "old line" Loco-Focos, held their
Convention st the same place on the 4th.
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Enr hnronn.

The next number Of The Tribune for Euro
pean circulation will be issued on TUESDAY
MORNING at o'clock. 1t viii contain all the
latest news received up to the time Of going to
press. The Niogara sails from Boston on Wed
nesday at 10 oclcsk.
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RI Ladies' going 10 the sOrtng., Nsg.s Pals Nswpor.

II Ladies going TO the Springs, Nisgsn Falls Newport
ard other fashionable resorts dnd stJ D. hlLLsk'
Cater Boots OF all styles, fo travelling and dIesa spp'"
ties and buskins, singe aud double sos) b'onz' ana
French hid shppers also white and black satin sappe
and white linen gaiter boots, for balls Togehsf Nas
large and varied assortment Of misses and chiidfsnsssS
Boots and Shoes OF ali kinds and prices Every srukss
Of my own manufacture, and warranted
J. B. MILLER, 1874 CaralG
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From Washington-The Nicaragua Treaty
The Omnibus, &c.

WAshisSTor, Saturday, July o.
Notifications Of the Nicaragua Treaty have been
exchang d. The Treaty will be proclaimed on
Monday The cores pOndence will show there was
more trouble about Honduras than has been here.
tofore supposed.
Letters of indignation are pouring in upon the
Delaware Senators against Clay and bis informant,
who is said TO be Mr.. Bayard.
Truman Smith will follow Mr. Bell on the Omni.
bus question.
The bill becomes daily more and more doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

ANOTHER MURDER-A Coroners inquest was
held on the new ct Charles road, on the 25th inst.
over the body Of Thomas Rape native OF Ire
land, who was killed by some of his countrymen,
all laborers on the road. From what We can lesrn,
the murder was committed while the hands we're
in a general fight. ST. Louis Rep 2ssh alt.
20 Two police officers, VIM. Fine and Mr..
Luchy, were severely injured the other day, in q
riot at St. Louis which grew out of a fight between
two Irishmen. Three Of the leading rioters were
arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

FKoa SAGUA LA GRASDE We learn from
Cspt Collins, Of the barb N. w. Bridges, that the
cholera had broken oct at Ssgus La Grsnde few
days previous to his sailing, which took placs on
the 2Sd ut and was carrying off large number Of
the negroe, on the plantations. On one plantation
go negroes died in a few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

in golden store, tbrives with a steady i'm
provement which will finally make 1.-THE gar
den Of the State.
The steamship Georgia, bringing the San
Francisco mails Of June lst, will probably
arrive this morning. We shall then have
fuller details Of the present advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

TIE MANCHESTER MURDER-The examination
Of the Wentwortbs and Clark at Manchester, Nh.
on the charge Of having murdered Mr. Parker,
was concluded on Friday last 5th inst and
resulted in the acquittal of Horace Wentworth
and Clark and the committsl of the other two
prisoners, Asa and Henry T. Wentworth, to stand
their trial for murder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

~ Fire Summer Dresses FOR Is Go, and dollar spsce
may be obtained al HtrcBcocK 4 LLsDsgAreas, sir
Broadway corner Leonard st. for they selling bend.
soue printed Lawns at Cd yard aud also al 81 and hs
yard which 10 cheaper than such goods before
sold in NewYok. They have also large assortment Of
every kind OF thin Summer goods which theI sell equally
chssp and which tho ladies will do well to call ana sxsn
inc before they buy else~ hera
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v,vx .vrs-T.tRorypE 4sD DAcUskaEoTTrEs-r"
.dv.r,.ss. Of these new nkenesses gain sh'm greek
populsry every day Wears prepared to Isfe rs'oyp"
OF any ,ize--sye up to The size OF iio psgue"eovpe
taken the most approved and afu'ue'i syie' " VIC "
tioual Miniature Gallery, 247 Broadway.
HIrE LANGENaEIM & FANsHAW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

NerIcE.-J 7. TAPscOrr bess to inform bis Csppses
customers and The public 10 general that bis prsmss
Brooklyn not so much damaged by 6re the rS'
Ing OF the 7th inst to prevent him supplying them
usual. Their orders win therefore he exeeu Cd va ~
usual promptness bis Csmphene and Alcohol sppsn'a'
heit yerv hule injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

~ Mr. DoLBEAR teaches ladies' 10 write notes and It,
ters in tho most fashionable style We have ever seen III
manner 10 so mild and gentle that tas most umd ss
home the frat Lesson Terms for the present clan ou1o
for II lessons Regular price s. We advise sai'' y
secure tickets at Rooms 2S5 Broadway, s'sf wv
son's saloon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

OF st. Johns Newfoundland, June 7, 1850 5


DEAR SIR Our progress thus fer has been nucu
slower than anticipated, in consequence oil head
winds and heavy weather. 10 a gale, on the 2stn
ult we parted from our CODsort This is not sub
iect of regret as we rhal probably reach our place
Of rendezvous sooner than in company.
The sailing qualities of this vessel are admlra'
BE. We have bad several opportunities OF trying
her speed with coasters and fishermen, and beat
them with all case che will no doubt improve too
as she becomes lighter.
Yesterday we made the Southern Cape OF New
loundland, and at the same time fell in with several
icebergs we have continued to meet them SINCE
and row have at least twenty in sigh! around us.
The officers and men are all in good health aud
spirits, and, with mysef are saDguine as to the
success Of the enterprise.
There is q vessel row near US, by which hope
to be able to forward to you these few lines, Proba-
by the last that you will receive from US until the
fall
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nIarkets......ALsANY, July G.

The receipts wtuiu tns past "a hours have been
900 RIBS FLOUR and COO hg.tes COkE There Ia nothing
oung In kLOUg wcrh leccrc7tilFi pdces arc nJmioAy
lhr HEAT Is toGdy VITA fair oemaud for mliliag
VI pteviouc f. Corn n good request 01h tues II
- buth' e Mixed Wetiern aus cenA OATS steady
WIN moderate lqury and tsles u no bufLes al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

ITALIAN OPERA The enerprzng di'ector Of the fns
Havana Troupe xioUs AFT I'd 10 the public oppOr.
unity Of arng Italian Op 70 In the very iDest OF
excellence, hss engaged our ohous SamGer Reso I
Castle GaToen briggs his entire CJmpeuy, and unsg he
pieseni tine Orchestra with George L0defs admirable
Band AZ present dos hting tho VetOrs of Ihs arden
DO enabled performance mat ""f IRA 5o1f
all previous ehor g.
In the most liberal manner ind despite the great OK,
rense Of the cement the price viii be but Fhy
Gems, thiuk OF II, pebsivo pu1lc Ftfgy Csos! fsr
Grand Opera, Spanish Dence Grand Orchestra tho SUPERB
spgers Bo sLi, Aroi ana LOdefs forces unied sIh
tie natural beauties OF the spot 4.
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~ Persons spoo' leaving the City during he Sumner
months can The DaGs bwae them by leaving
or sending their address the Publication oce corner Of
Spruce and Nassau opposite the City Hall Price 50
eeuts month, psyshle 10 advance
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~ P's oommUn catiOs Is received aud will
End attention on the return Of the EditJr OF The
Tribune, who 10 now absent from the City.
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~ Three slaves from Galloway CO. Mo. were
recently arrested near Springfield, Ill. and taken
back TO bondage
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e Our assortment Of hrs qualify rosdymsde garments
comprises various new styles, Business sndi Travelling
Frocis Sacks Dress and Rrock Goats, Light 0vereosu
Psntaloons, Vests, &c.
WIN. T. JENNINGS, Isl Broadway
te27 lsu DEPOSITS the Para FOUNTAIN
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TIE First News from the Arctic ExpiotihS
Expedition.

We have been kindly furnished with the 'ou0~
ing extract from private letter written by an on'
Ger of the Aietic Expe iition in search Of SIR 'onn
Franklin: ,vc,
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ieE hH

GENERAL SCOTIA magnificent Dsgusrsotype Psr.
trait OF this distinguished officer taken for The Gallery OF
Ilustous Americans" may be at BsAoYs Daguerrean
GAllary EOS and s01 Broad az, corner Of RaItoost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

EP- For detailed account Of the recent severe
storm at the North, see second page.
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v'BE NEW YORK LAUNDRY -omee 10. -
i sprucesl, near the Tribune Ohes Tns cxou..
tshshmsuG 10 nov ln full operation Me- shins nsart
done al short notice, Collars ronsd 10 Toy e area
mans washing, ircuding Needing. 10 eoon - ,..sa
ard laoies and family wssbiog at very 'e<sons =. ~
All orders through he penny pet vi r-rs ..nsD
''p W. Iv.. sapshassndssI
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houses The season begins tonight with Norma,
sustained by the voices If SrETFASoSI, MARIsI
and LORIsI.
ANOTHER VIcToRY-We congratulate the peo-
pie upon the result of the question Of resuscitation
OF the Tea Table in the Board Of Assistant Alder
men. Having received from their juniors the de-
cided and pointed rebuke, we trust the Members
ofthe Upper House will turn their attention to bust
ness more profitable to the City and more honorable
to themselves. 1t is lot often that even the pro-
verbal impudence of q Municipal Council attempts
80 gross an outrage upon the people, and those
members who pushed the concern through the up
per Board must have been for the time, absolutely
insane. Even had the good sense and setrespect
of the Assistants been obtuscsted, and tue meas
ure carried through that branch, its sponsors must
have known that Mayor Woodruff would have
Jsckrcnized the monster instanter. If any 81 per-
day Ay in the west end of the Hall should still be
unquiet we recommend a private subscription
among his constituents that bis civic appetite may
revel in free coffee, br- beef steak and cigars
At any rate, we trust no one will be stupid enough
to attempt under any cloak Whatsoever to bring
forward sgsin the ghost Of the twice killed Tea Ia.
Bile. There is no reason why an Alderman should
not do days work for 81, when an Assembly.
man works & whole hundred days for three dollars
per day and :" 6nds himself Now. Messrs Al.
dermen, since you can't have the tea, not even in
Committee OIL with your coats and long faces
and finish up the work you have on hand. You
viii all want to go into the oouuty soon, to refresh
your sded spirits and keep in fashion; butthe PEG
pie will srumbe audibly if you do MT clear the
Clerk . table frst-there is business enough there
for sortnieht's close work We shal take grea.
satisfaction in recording your disposal OF it. You
can go right at it, the Tea Table is of your minds
and you won't have to 60 into Committee Of the
Whole half as often as you would if the Refresh
ments e. Committees" had become alaw.
In the Assistants the only voice raised in favor
Of the tea aud o. per day was that Of the good
humoged Presdent-Ad. sturtevant Of the lid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

Apy,Rrs,stsrs-ForA Auctions zee third page,
and Califo, ola steamers see seventh.
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Affairs in CinciHnati-The Choiera-Tte
Weather. &c.

CINcINNA1l, Sst1rdsyl jug b.
The Cholera is undoubtedly on the increase n
this city, but 1t does nat however, create much
alarm. Mr.. w. w. Cooper, an Old and respected
merchant, died of Cholera this morning. alter
short illness. Mr. Cooper formerly belonged TO
Bristol, Conn Another victim is Mrs Little, the
wife of the superintendent Of the Little Miami
Railroad. She was i'll bat very short time be-
fore she died.
Business il unusually dull, and the weather is
very hot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08

~ Free classes for the Violin and f.ute WIZ =.
tied on TUESDAY evening at he Music"
Alen-st