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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

We AZ Indebted 70 WIN u Forsyth The obhgng CLERK
q e Troy io ne ioowirg let Of trough, %
The srnames only and he place they got on board AMI
where bound 10
fso Faxon, do do; Reed dodo Miller do do Nelson
Nennel and wife OF D-iroiL for do Curu. ssndasky
mag, wife aud child. Tosdo do Howe do do Gram
sandaskv DO Bailey do do secor, two sisters and 0ns
child DO dol Holmes Hutchinson, uncs. 90 sesey q,
do, D. X. senwell Cleveland DO CsPt Norton san
iusky, do, Capt Knapp. do do DR. Rial Wright % syrs
cuse lost Misses Almfs seou. ssndassy' to Buffalo
bowen, % do sker and mother, foieto, do Barnes
Manahan do Do. Arnold do
srYraAes PAs,ENcgEs Mr. Anon got Oh board at To-
edo FOR Buffalo. Mr. Bshsrdt, wife ami child Toledo 10
Buffalo Brandt ssndusky % Buffalo irwin do 10 Do
nap, 10 10 DO orc Irshman DO 10 do knight Cleveland
10 RuEso four Irish and Germans DO % do Fiys
passengers having mOs-y names not aiken BY Clerk
CREW Capt fhomss wilkins, safe Beok Wllkins 6Isi
engssef S.sd VIM n Forsyth eerk safe Jos Spec,
reg wb-.man. 90 Abram Hartman, whe~lman, do; Oeo
n SAMUEL H4n. coos saved Michael TsTmsn, wslsr,
tsdy scaldsd Thomss Evans. .seman' scaded ~
Dsuie Keaneda, deck hand scalded N-.on Converse,
r.eepef, DO. Bartholomew Sullivan DECK hand SAT-
Ihonas Cant, nfe@An dead YIN "ofhng'on' dssa
Three Jys ne cabin ard three ~ uT men employee
shout decS, working passage, whose names we're an,
snO~n Il "a possible - know bow many are scadsi
ID he pass-ngers 81 al Who c0gd help themselves left tho
504f abe noored along SIDE he docs Some
es 90 w ha civ and others sought ihs nearest shelter
Or The number overheard nothing certain b. ascsf
a.aed Oertemeu who Witnessed he explosion nom he
shore cay tsf hey umbsr IN The water The der
Immediately the boilers hiled win passenger.
a.. Auy have f.ien intD 1s ~asf. Only ave, iha
80 can ,sar1 wer. rs elrd Thsge . dOgbg hat Or
Rial Wrgh. u syracuse, was drowned person al
fvefng hls description seen In inc water, eAn ng "a
c.S- of lee snd struggling 70 keeP on m Tuned Win
him s1d be sank cxbalsied.
How many others shared the ,afs " DR. Whghi, viii Do
30 known - there 10 no prooaiy 81 recovering ne
bodies the current Denk swa and his ~ifh rssfins ce
ffon NJ AXE The bodies ~ih he ice, viii nod eir way
over ~ FAls
To- whole sber u dead .sesslAinsd, is-Passsu
gers ? Crew s. Toial- "
Thero uo - Toe Rock, ying In houses under The
charge VI Dr. STEPHENSON eli Of whom badly seslded
aid one Or d hen fatally 0srnsn from syria
cu-- BY he Of Se.a3, had three sons with him ~
board the Troy one Of lhem sesded 20 deah, Oue
led and In other % lying IN gfrs pain having
been badly .eAdsd he face and hands Corousrs In
Guest vas held il.s mOuing Sunday By Wm. L. Cnpen
sr the body of Levi Post scung as afs' ensneer
sgsd g. Vefdct-Csfne hs deaih BY ne barsns VI ne
befs " The steamer Troy rte 2zssng INTO he Sassfs
Rive SATURDAY. Afternoon, he II insl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
BROOKLYN ITExs


Trrs'sr Avn SSooN. Msrch .
Srsxrvs WILLS sSD PILEs ~ ArvosrHFEr,
PsEs.lzryye -1--e.-@l res,srltg is Ns~7 VAr1 n
Interesting sxpsrze-t on II app csou Ct Aul1sy er
Pressure - he s--k.Ig C vsas tn7iag ?es kcE1.c,
t!s AZ 10 - -as i7VroFsneri over e. .usr 80
r-.-ce. Zhs Experiment. cc-Gs--@- 7estcTlk7 ro'-
AZ -. 1 r-o.--,s j. &c Isl hsi zen attempted
Is country acush ze uzierSi.sd - process. -,
seen sppee VILE Freaf saceess EnKA3d ~ - oT1x
frveu-oy D. Pom q London. and cs-rs J. k1ova
TIE Fss-s!e Process s1d ire operation ssvc--d.1gT
sr-r- pr srklnF Re we y-s-srds7 Of ls s-u-lni.
ATTACKED 20 the ls-ce Of ;h- Commander = ~ Ns-7
Tz-. fsveral s-Ths ~ -@sf ir'l .1es ycrs provided
-s-h j. c-fss y r'se-or al sfeef In s0-t TIE 1cg
-s-s.---- fo rs.ch ~ ~ser IS - s@- OB- u - u6-s
b --g ,.sr-s -s-t-zy ~ De eTrtTAnon E---z-ge---a
tl5s u vo % lrrs r-1es diameter -01-ec-si Ell a.
srnTa, cap prsous p.ce' uron he -7p=T Ell 81 .he
.54-ore end Of wsi-t s-s.n connects WIZ Rrgs.
.,ronflrh1oret barrel ar-g receiver for - coa-.
o. ne weno-. ,Es e. sirY-7e q s--aPerria being
--.,a-sv operated n '.irsw g. "a a. lrou ne .n-
IN, rs ne l- TIE free y ~ sfz,-sr8--c of coarse
a-es down he hollow iron PIE eco ihe esrt ise
ze. sae-c.sger disappear, llosr a sIacaed snt G,
rnert-l - fs. ,-o ~0-rec0- Il ur1rct srunu TIE
9uired aey being rescaed he operation case ard Dc
vel complete. Ile wbce process IS veg I-,r; q a
assahf al we. wort eVs-'rslon Toe s.1s.as "
iii, We VII be confined to-isy and longer Il 3urd re
,ir curiosity ih sv.ev q 10 exholnon l. q csic
.,-d si az or5.-sry vel nay readily Be sunk IN tlrse
dsvs: bat ~ei impossible 70 ether Ia
expense Of undertaking e experiment Hast ir's b.
fairy tested
WEEKLY REPORT oF DEArHs-Dr Charles :.
J G1otr-l Phys-.1l o. tie Bosr. OF Hea-. rfPoos Pr
18er of saahs sri i-'erre-s fol TIE CRY e Br0os %
fr The wees ending Mu-a e. l'-o o. be Ns.-s is &C.
rss. d. -adu.,s g.. csdren, O. T0ia. %. insTH~r-
n G,r-en = God Ard o,ber Brooklyn grounds, ron New
York Snd oher places, %
FrRF-Abou. ! o'clock Sunday. the stable OF
M Karrigan near Csa;ou-s- in Myresveuue, wss die
covered 10 Be on fire WIN difficulty iofss her
yss got out 500 VII more than lie AMOUR; Of a's
sustained which was not covered By inslrauce The tr'
IL opposed have been caused BY some pesons smosng
their pipes or G gsrs IN The stable '1st previous
TIE LEWGssr. FlRE.-The totsl loss By this ire
i estimated At over SLIGO Insurance. sbou. s5co Tn
s,gadry Of Mr. Jackson which IRE AZ he time y
our report Yesterday damaged IN bld.-g, pate :
ara tool. shout 500 wor,h-ins1red $50 tuldfrg
ard 81 400 on patterns
FmTs-At4P VI yesterday, small Ire CO.
CURED In the sic Of % Broone-.,. slight damage
-Atloi ihis morning the stsble of Henry Eli~rs' IT,
Gra-dst near Broadway, took IRE u vss ga'ekly s1ln
gp,hed, with very uie damage.
InIsH ALrikNCE--Anothcy neeiin- % The
friend. % us movement was protected est 81 Oh, ta
ovirs 20 d,s.-rb.ns .na-euces wss nol hr.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
Farther from Cha gres Arrival OF the steam
CIR Ohio-The Panama Railroad, &c.

The L. $ Mai steamship Ohio, LieutJ Findiey
Schenck, | S. \ commanding. arrived az TINS poi'
70 dsy about ~ o'clock NJ She LETT Chagres on the
18Th. aud Havana on the 2ist AMI has therefore
made the run home l,om the latter port ~ u days
She BRINGS mails from the Sandwich Islands, Pan
ANA, aud Havana but no later intelligence hom
California, there having been no arrival ON the other
side from San Francisco since the February s'oani-
er TIE Falcon. from New Orleans. arrived ST ha'
vana on the nth with 375 passengers FOR Chasres
80 for Havsns. and q for New York.
The Georgia arrived at Havana on the morning
ofthe elst and was 10 have sailed neNt morning
Sc Chagres, one TkopsaR4 T'co Rnad'rd and
Fsly,}om passengers
The Ohio brings home 100 passengers, DC from
Chsgres. 80 from Havana and "a trom New
Orleans. Among the latter is the wife and fanny
Of Or. Gwiu, Z. s Senator from California.
The Ohio also brought Is passengers snd one
box If gold dust from Chsgres for New. Orleans
lis, OF passengers viii b. Sound in another column.
Operations on the Panama Railroad have been
suspended in consequence of the intense hea, and
levers which prevail on the lsshmus.
Nearly all Of the hands employed have either
died or deserted and Col. TrSutweia, ,he Chief En-
slneer cCull not obtain help upon any considers
ton whatever
Co T had written the Board al Directors that
the work could not be prosecuted. tor even the ns
sves would not work Am engineer, aud one Of
the hands employed on the rosd arr passengers by
the Ohio
Col 7 had gone 10 CarIhSgens 70 recruit
Navy Bay has been fixed upon as the terminus
OF the rosd ON the Atlantic side. xDd Pansma on
the Pacific
There is no,Ling OF interest 'rom hsvAnS or IRON
the interior Of the Island
Quite number OF American sud other vessels
were Ia port dischMslng
twas feared tha, the Georges would be quarAn'
.ined ON her arrival as It was reported that the
Cholera was 10 New York but no objection was
nade.
An the American Hotels sud puhhc eoariins
houses are flied with visitors, from sll parts Of The
Quilted States.
Ssnor MART srtad opera ;rc1pe, consisting q
toe lour great srtistes SteEenore. Bessie SAW
and Marini and the splendid orchestra numbering
up~srd o, one haadred members, was 70 have len
icr Charleston In the steamer Isabel On the "a
inst They viii give Concerts AZ Chs'leston' BAL
tiUncre and Ph1sdelphia on their way to this ei'y
On Sunday, March -, lP.M. lat 3D. %, bong
- 80. about Loo Iriles south OF Cape hsuerss'
We exchanged signals with sn American osrk'
showing white burgee with red borders, and tue
letters "NB.F in the cea;es.
We ere under Obligations TO Mr. o. v HOLM
BECK. the sertleusnly Clerk Of the Ohio, for the
above summary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

Dts0RAoEFUI PRoCEEpNes At PANANA'-A
parry OF awess Americans A. Panama disgrseea Ken
selves ana iheiI oopat the 18Th s by breaking oeo
The .u here and rees..ng y0Uns American nNl'''o
James Johnson who had been arrested on charge o.
os robbed tie trunk Q, boSEdeF Al he New iofS H0s'
Of considerable .am OF money. Il seemed 'hsi some =
Americans armed 10 the teeth attacked ard drove Vs
guards cr he al Sn5 then broke open 'oe eo'1' =
sra,ngs ard released TIE prisoner IN he Pre'e1's A.
immense crowd ~ho had oongress'sd On ne p'As = ~
az he AL, ieclaaipS some thousand Americans The mob
,her bore % the prisoner n rrpA swsgg-rIng hToes
,he sgeeis brADashag their weaPo,s snd yelling IKE %
mary sends OF ihere groa; exeiirae-'
among the natives and respectable Foreigners ADD We
frlr ihe Peaaaa Star ina he GoveTaoT issaed p a
nation lhesiening 30 expe ire Americans ROO Ne 1si
mus en- ussse such oatxges be rrpesiet. he ss0 sei
ions and asssstacce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

Ffrl ~ hs4 fJf.eart Afsf-es-
The merchants Of Browns Vile, on the Rio Grande
..v. he aisest0n ygast u the l5hj have addressed
memorial - The Secretary Of Inc TreasaTy and Congress
ga oinLy praying some important changes snd modncs
COOS in ~ rssenas Avs and Custom HOase Business for
fh- RIO Orsnde valley They desire nc renewal d ne
CO stOui HOuss from Poins Isabel 70 bfosnsTe ana MAKE
suVng appeal Or Prosenon sgsinss lndlsn
A s1rvey Of ~ Colombo River n sccofdance WIZ
estrgrt:ors from he War Deparment 10, We presunn-
ar@sty 10 pf0gress TIE beet 10 view 10 n@ySsn0n
Eheh hss teen deemed praeaeAs.e far a. A9sn for
yor-on u 10 year 4 Ehs rHh 1zd ots-f ob.1aenpas
s,sere ,-rpoy.d l0siyesto1 Jog'rsl.
We esrs from The Wsstya Tezaa nsi an enpedit0n
vii .'aTt ron san AntOsiz or 81 Psso, about ls ssi =
April anssr he command q Ma sVf.Eee- The road
roH III Leona " NE RIO Ofsnde a Infested wiz II
1izcs. 10 ,
Two coaspari-s q he is nfaauy under eosannan1 o.
Capt Purlner nave been ordered % the haees< - sssD
la poet ~ be called FOr herrll nezf as RIO FRO y
A. Houston III people TOOK vote, 0n Apndsy At ior
ard s9srsr tn Nashville Core nnOn There vefs ssSen
yfes est Tor ~ C0nyenuOn and lso sga.nsg CIVILIAN
Al HOgstOa h Tor nc seaI Of ooYeTnnssni ssood
or Aasun, III Huntsville, - fenaAe2ns- - "as1ns-
"a, - &c.. -.
Tbe BrsvArris ssn'inei says erpeilon q % ioos,
sn1er command Of HAy L0Tc. for he srp0snos q iss
10 CraDde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


Some OF orr letters from w sshngtOa confirm the
statements that sharp correspondence has passed
between Mr. Bulwer and Mr. Clayton in relation 10
the Nicaragua question. aud that the pre'ensens Of
Mr. Bulwer are of the most insdmissible character
THIS is the correspondence which was sent into
the Senate day before yesterday by the President.
Our correspondent. Alpha. however who IS well
posted up, denies that any trouble upon tbs ques
,,u exists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

NASHVILLE AND TN sIoSIsrs.--I.' people
OF Nashville il seems are disposed to turn the co'h
shoulder 70 the Dsunon p!ol.crs They very nat
orally seem unwilling tina, their city should be des'
ecrated by tho reasonable assemblage proposed.
The Legislature Of Tennessee, as ool readers are
already advised refused 10 send Delegates to the
Convention and now the Nashville papers contain
a call ior meeting Of the friends Of the tnion'
signed by over SIN hundred persons. many OF whom
sro among the most extensive Shareholders N Ten
uessce The sencrs to this call deprecate the &C
tiou Ct ,hc Dsunionsts IN the strongest terms
Rather cold com,or, for Calhoun, Ouat;ieoam 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

TeESDkT ATrtkFo-s- MAXI =
FRA tn s0op in the rss- Q. corner - + ar
aDd Bro.sa to- sfs IL yr.5sy svsrns as es-sr4 D
ash-s FACED Il wooden Sox ssC psr'ncn vs. a.
covered J, Al. sxrs Euisasd VIII -. ssni sAiaase
e The NewJe-sey Peace Convention CON
enesS session In TIE Frce cAzrcA q its CIR sssef
5Ay Il o0=rsncd 0sOok 20 0rsE,ize AID make c-e
rrrzrzaFy srEsBgene1's and tssn sso0Tnea % ocoes
IN he evening vhea addresses Ssre aehssred ~ LAs'
eurrtz The learned sl-eksmiA,' aAe L W JAessoH'
Treasurer Of Re American fears Ccngres Cez-azss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

COMMISSION ON CLANS AGAINST MKuCo-
IL ..Ainoss- Saturday,. MxrcA >, lSe-The Board net
,-ssani 10 sdjoarancnE fresenL all Tie members IRE
.,noris Of Hezek al NsRsy s&nlns,rsoT Of George
G aiford deceased Gaining ~ be BleSistes sSrar- "
ne sebssnef J=ss CEszy ard for saosrSoens lnlaTes
sng ,.keu no fs ecuserRce together Win lie proofs
ard dounssns eoaaeesed herewith he Board came % a,
..-cr -; he can Is vs1 ard iSe sane was allowed
sccortsngy the s-cani 70 ee sw&roeS s9se s ~ ~, -
Vars wlaow and adrainsTa-tx OF Capt EiEoi NefS'
ceased master Of ne schooner - Crox S1frias -
$500 sx .saxure OF thai ara OF ess Pefsor al ne
mr. o. AyKnsas IN iSSS soemltec, rNkiEreSa -He
asrs.rr3 10 lie received Adiourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-zx sEw.roRx DAILY TRIBusE IS frsLIsELD
EVERY soREIse lsUSDArs IxcEPTEp,
Al Tas Tribune ButldiEgs, corner Of spruce
end Nassau streeu, opposite tho City Hall,
ss delivered 10 City subscrbers for i2 eens per wesa
~ they prefer they pay N sdyaofe h the Dess
a. sx months year ~ the rae ssn7ie copies
Two csn;s Mall Subscribers Five Dollars per snrurn .
s3rr7ea subscr ptcng "a en fF CIV HODks fOg thfes
~ 90 Three Dosrs N advance required L az
cbeB-es with COGnuy Newspspers Daily papers reesseo
0ace whose teTus higher than nose " TIE
frsu,s. ere Cot SLOWED say dlhefsnos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
The Explosion at Buffalo Further Pnrticn-
lars-De plorablc Lees Of Life.

The Bggalo Republic EItra. d Sunday has the
following particular. Of the explosion Of thu steamer Troy
In the Siagsrs River
\ gentleman ,ust tom the he saw 'Our dead
bodies from he wreck snf two OF hree persons 90
ing down he vsr cakes Office Boats were sent from
he shore their relief Three aides nom the
shore drswn-nsInes not Known. The following u q
Ns ofthOse scsded Tar asceuaOed l. L. Post lat II
gine.r dyng Lamsn HAMS. ,colore) hfsi coos fatally
scadet A1drew M4rtir, fireman do Daniel Buckley
passenger fsally scsded Geo L.lsnd dc. badly aided
boy do bro.ner OF tho lsst named, dead WIN WOrthin
ston do now lying In canal boat, fatally scAded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

FIRx AT MAxIIus-The Touring NIL, oEHed BY
,sk fre "A Thar,ssy reorns ass an together WIN
81 sSo ,,ock wss suIre,y desr0yo4- II was vaee1 :.
L. oCQ ara We understand coss the orls.. osHsls
$500 Ia md he~. i-sured " the Oaontssx MaiEA ioT
"a bat The poicy bad expired on TIE lst o. ss gaA--s
fse seock was insured d 30 u the shove Compz7y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

sN-t.ryafEp DCKL-We earn th4l hJOerr Z.
- =, a S71,s- sDi Co ~ e1ior 81 - Mi
- .S-srsrs-r sd Gz1>ffe Win h-g H1rrs f-iencA
- < esfsorsrv ~ Gss5Eis ftarsiEy, Ti1 - 80
:, /. 49,, r-e-xlus NJ S=1f1 -sEasT q ~ a..
f-s.Is---e az lke --cz-- Er-~ CT e s11r ss7sre
1890 sd ~ ~ re- Hs1-e urcr edor- r
- 1900 a. rrc@ u t1ose sirirrres ~ Ne e1iarr
~ fAcsl- kas~riisev, ia
FtR.-A IRE occsrred N SST;ok, Va 5n n
81 "a tich Destroyed 5G.1ilE csne1 ty hs sia
o~rl-f kv SANE. X. Nek-e refec-gry lL@ So Il
ss,5.h.-v Br,shprs sdisir.-g 40 u-cz i7..reo
- II nj v.s frsrTsl ior = 80 Nr NeNr - 80
1900 hessrs sa,zsbEFy brufssrs S@s q s1e-H
- nbezi g. C6 ty corrrso y 1s1f1~o~ A-s-- 49,
sr .s-.r so1ss. sl.res-s,qry srrs.l s2occ-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27
sY TtltGaspa 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PROM WARRINGTON.
Excitement ia Ghe House !,



HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WssHIsSTos, Tuesday. March q
There "a great excitement IN the House. PRS
TOY kiso charged the Speaker with causing 20
Assf'sut Clerk 70 mutiste the j,urnsi b erasinz
u1.-.a he made On the .o,h instant, ani s15st..
tGtirr one ths, lie lid NJ make NJ KIso de-
sired 30 stop dsbste On The California I'll on cer
tan e4y
The resolution Moor yorsted with toe bil the
California Messag~ winch Mr. KSo i'd NC, in
coTpc. ate.
Speaker Corr called on Il Speaker WNTHEoP
Il tai The char and then be Ar Corr explained
very rlesriy his actons
4 cork, be sad had fl-d up the blank under
his direction
Mr kisC supposed the blank 70 be nied Up a.
he isl moved and did not aaut now 70 be pre-
vented from taking tar vote Oh tue question Of
the sifCrnis bill
Mr. KISc had no nation Of the variance from
his Vel bAl motion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

FRSA FLoKfDA.--By the arrival a the y. .
.tssIser Ysshlcn Czgt Baker earn tssf Gen Tvfggs
SIS e. gon BROOKE AT fsp fy recovering froz ns
rrre, tanes. TIE Fssh0n Drosgi eleven leAscs 81
IL enizrzuon party Hack Tassnugsee. ard I1,sr
yrs-F u he j--gscOn fr0u Ars4n<<z rstarnins n
N Wet acc NJ DlTsl Indian Akcni also, Company A
- AgfiIl-ry, u1<cy II command u Ms PenterloDs
L-d lamps N comp.ny vim ne l. ). usnspou sieefle'
Col az 5oznd " For Hsnsr ard ns CgcosechsLehis
ng-r Win su1pies-
T- Fashoe eHIae INTO NJ river By Re Pass a. O4rs, At
p D. CT Szirrcsy See isncsd he isfsss a. "a va
facks
4 WoxGS ~ l07 YEARS BuRsED.-syi7ia Lccn'
nan, Cd nrgrO vcran Tr>nron IN TssrsosJ So
al "a her PIPE ard a1 down o. ~ 20. go -,
a4ik ~ IRE lerrUpon eaasbt 70 brr cioens sc
sorr-t Szrred She fingered IN xseet 10y - -
sE-rnco1 sa1 IN I'D The Jrs< SnssI.e-. - o..
.G7 year X ag- an bA 81 0nS A.sy - 49,
A NrRpERED~ Nss FOUsD ALiFE.--fne Il,
- 60, -. "a. Mr. ssi,sbzry, uao ts.Vprsfei
- ~ 80 n - al ard uo s1pPoSod y - m1rdsr
"a -. 80 fseossrs1 e. Wrersoos Scnse. Co WIRE -
- s.ee1 ~ gVinser esoDytnk wood I've m~1 y e
- - sovtrk - k1ks-ii 40 wire Wiz IN acon -
- - III. cs4cp.srance. hase b-en t>d Tor rn1rcfrtrf
-. <-r.n9 10 .hseuee sEd ior1rs1rly sceuttet WA
s4sers ka sxys NcFspuy - u net sbis 70 STATE
r. Joss w. FISsELI. Esq, Editw Of NE
grs1kfort COnrncuS esll hes bcer sprotntet ~ 10y
CgIrerS-1 Secretary q stsfs - ker1cky. WI l. 20
.-1,dsr 20 saeree1s hlr 70 The CounorSe1n
~ MAJ VIZ H. BUTRicK. Dsneriy i n1euosr
d ss Lsgisszrs lsa a 10 Issesscs Jay, ksssf 70
"a sslsnlsy 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

California, Oregon, aud the sandwich Islands,
10 paaishsd o1shs departure o. each Mail Sesmer sof
CtsHss Phcs "a csnls per copy
GREELEY McELRATH. Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-27

ABATEMENT oY GRIEyANcTs-DEAD ANINAis--
memorial was presented The Board Of AasFmen iasi
evening" numerousy sgned BY many Of or sag pfopfe
iors veterinary surgeon. and Others relative 10 iae reno
VA 81 sundry grievance. under which they .oofing
They pernoo for tie erection u eoamodo1s bslcng
where dead or dying animals may be disposed a. TIE
fscts presented IN .upPofi Of ths claim are siarunEh
petitioners showng from thsir private scoo1ns lhai ii
.oss annually fron 2so 2,o horses 70 ~ sssregae
through fatigue accidents snd gc.srs naiurs cause -
TIE keepers Of COWS lie Dsalenss and private es;a-
shnenIs sws he number Of dead snimAs 10 eo1sdsFt
BY above FYrs 7Asshsad The plans propcsed, ss year
r bgring he bodies Stalking hen in OUT Kyers aSVe
sigzsly i.led and lie peunolep therefore submit NE
p-opretv Of dispo-.nr q his anozr Of dead an
nal mater b. the ereccn u age s-d sulisae saidns'
o. ne Nora - Essg Rivers 5ers TIC sasAnce Nh,ch
uo arises from i5ess nay be prevented By ms
rsans beg Argne, 10 f-Faer inury would .oef-s 20 ne
Pusne HessA would hey taeh OF PFivsle properly
Or indiy.dua privilege TIE sub~ct one witch Gals ioi
s,eeGy RclOz-
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WmrNlvo wEsr .sr.--In the B0srG Of Alder
men IS. eye1iag Al Bnuoa oae7ea reso.alon pfoyc
ne for he employment 81 eouPsieoI knsn~e 10 safFs
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RovErD.-A young man named Wes'o0t1 icased
locse rear re CaaihSz Ihe.ssf N >anoAT nsti, snd
as-,ar re ashi usec 10 Pocke;s Of aSS-'
40 and decsnped. l~svls Ain euiogns qaei -.sSeI
In anosh-r pocket b hss sis ~A.es sssAFS1 - f'~
Douoc
~ Ths hoy COOKS Concert ~Es we. attended
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ks f1 COTTON sales Of thr csy up ON 5aes a. ~
pr.ocs We quote n.dolmg 81 lSlc RICE - inseu'e q
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