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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

Tvs Nxw JsRsEy PKAcH rssDx The Hghis-
to~n Rs'.rs ss,-s th-t about tive Thousand s-keis
~ pesches are daily ship 81 from that place to the
cit''s ~ Nev Yorh, Albany, Bsf.lo. Bo-'co, and
Ne~ B' df"'d where they ere IN msay EASES re-
,hir~d for other pore Ia the course OF tive OF
fhrse weeks, ~ -sys that ss msny - nine ~ ten
ihe~.-nd baskets ~ day will BE- s~nt from there.
The Neus' Holly M'vvm ssys there B. q far pros
y CO ~ vl~sful -nrpy 81 this dels1ors fruit N
thst n.ishhorhood. hut ~ 10 th"uah' thy oil no,
@ ss i-rrs a. usual. "a consequence % their closs
rsox'niry on the uees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

A.so~r a SsRioss Acctpsvr occurred near
H.chepp-ck on Sa'urd.y isst The horses al
tsched 10 stage. wh,ch cosvsys passengers 70
and from he railroad. took fright and dashed 81
o. hr,ous r,te wiih i've ps-srog~rs inside, -moss
whom were Rev Mr. Hague, ~ Ne~fon, bro'h~
81 pr Hague ~ this civ, and Mr Hall, the p're
techrit Az ssrc. edrd w leag'ag from ~. v.hs
cls Nth hot trhi.s injury. exespt VIZ Hs'. che,
h~,.s partially blind ws- Obliged 20 ren-is inside,
end rrr.ivea r~v,re eos'u-i.a upoa the hssd-
Nnro,k Advcrs>r, 1sgsa 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

A Bpuor IN TrouRLs --b,-h hop O'CoRnor saith
Lady Superior Of the Mercy Ho.pi,sl of PITTSBURGH
were arrested and hr"ushi h~f,rr the Mayor
OF that city, last Thursd-y fur allowing one of IN.
eewer feeding from thu h. spit :, to- n-epn, cngged
with the NEST no,some filth The fscts were
sworn IN by several witne ----. and he honor Ieo-
pc~ed Zoe ~ s2p on the B,-hos Tn lawyers
were about 10 enter an spp~si. wh-n the vor de-
clsred fhst he would not allow any ay.~I The
money must be paid or the Bishop 20 ~ Jail AZ
thsre " ~ present no judy w. to~n b~fir- whom
he could he brsught On ~ut ~ haheys esrgss. (si
having gone ia the co.nfry.) his c"u.sei ADVISED
BIN 20 pay the money r-,h-r than ~ ss,i.sned I'LL
the return az on- ~ the jpdR~-, aud the Bishop
paid the hnc, and ~ss dice h,sqsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

YAvxFE Ss,oKs IT. siv. some idea % N. ex.
wnt to which the mzaufsc'u ~ IN 80 10 earned
on in some towns n N-~ ~ ,ss ~ .niy u-,:---
ssy To show the oI-rsiion- ~ vii we For the
yesr rpd,rR tn mr. ~ Aprpl bet a Wa --i,m ~ 4
ahat he ~bo'e nuuber manufactured ~ .p,o D
too, N. H.. erceed.d $4,000. v.la-d ~ &BD 90
The susount psid fur l-n's. f,r,sh, and ira-s .s-
-vss Besr go 900 The nas-- al.p- r,s, ~ 900,
and required 2i0O0O Pet - ho-ras TO nah han
1htr. sre nuw six large mrnuf,et"ri--, b--is-s
ascu.e smsb,r "res, sliex-ih-r e,p-his ~ 'uruiag
ost 90. 900 pair per annyrs. shculd the wants Of
uade require, and the prospects ~aussz h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

MURDEREss The M~sdville Dsracraf Of the
18th ibe', rrlstes the following .-Hsrrrt CLARK,
the ~iie OF Ira Clarh, at Bioouiug Valley, in
W'odcock township, WAS ARRESTED on the 9th met
for an assault with intent TO kill, UPON the wiie 81
N'cholss Roudebush. IL SCENE that Mr. CLARK,
short time since, traded his farm, In thar vent
", with Jonathan Colon, for smother u &C, In
Vernon township, and Mr.. Rsud-bush hal par.
chased portion Of Clark's old farm from Co,Iom
Mrs. CLARK afterwards became dissatisfied with
the trade, and M the Time approached for leaving
their f.rn, she evlneed great depression ~ spirits
On The morning Of the 9th inst che took her hus-
bands razor and proceeded 10 Roudrbu-h's house
Mr. Roudsbush was absent In the fields wh-n she
arrived. and going in directly to the bed where
Mr. Ropdebush lay asleep. she drew the razor
scross her throat, inhiciing a severe wound. Ma
KS screams awakened young man sleeping 10
another psrt Of the room, who sprsng ont az bed,
end Mrs. 9. ran out of the house. The young
man started sff At once for assistance, whea Mrs
&. returned, and renewed her assault apos her
victim, giving her smother wound sloas her sholl.
der and breast. Mrs. X succeeded. ho~rvrr, Ia
keeping her ss-silant at h-y annl -uccor arrived.
Mrs CLARK vac brought TO town and cum 'uitt-d 10
jail. bot on Thnr-d-y was hailed out by her hus-
hand Mrs Roudebush, we are happv 60 leua,
10 doing quite veil, and it IL hoped will survive
her injuries. The parties had always been upos the
beet terms, and u 10 though, the -Scroneut inci.
drnt to the u-de alluded io. had worked upon the
mind ~ the unfor'unsie prisoner until she had be-
come dssng.d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
r.LEGKAPHIC INTILLIaESeE.


LoUI.vuIE. August n, 1850
The cholera has broken nut In he tndians psuiten-
tiary, and up to Tuesday lat foty and dfieen
deaths had occurred Amous tn. lsttsr a convict
named Root, convicted several years alo, cf having
robbed the Madison bank NJ s2s 900 lie declared his
innocence to the last when dying but ackno ~-dged
having committed several burgIsres and im plioated
respectable citizens OF Loui,ville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

The rctsto dssss~- N W ssi< sss s-v-scy - 's-n W
srue loe siitt~s 90 csp. ENs.s-th; .c< h>~~v~r -
sueh .rv ~ o. N thv-s..r sny impsst.ss distss
ties of The csop. -P~sas-< S<~vnv~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
Fire Riot and m~rd.r Ia Philadelphia.

PHILApELFHIA, aug ut II, 100.
man was killed this morning nsasi Armstoust,
watch case maker. who in the employ nent Of
Mr.. Jacst, formerly ct New YORK The murderer was
sscertsined to be Patrick Nccisiu Armstoust had
been In the country but about thr-s monshs
Robbs' lumber yard aud the House OF Industry were
partially burned NJ ten o'clock this morning. Thoy
are situated In Seventh aud Ca h. rns streets.
serious riot oecurred--- we're stabbed, asd
German, unkB owp. was shot through the heart and
killed, ct the corner Of Eighth and south streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

MILITARY DISPLAY IN BosroN According to
snnouncems Mt, the United Soa'es Fiymg Artillery,
under Major Sherman, gave the inha biants VI Bo--
ton and vicinity, yesterday afternoon, An hiustrA-
ton OF the perfe cuoo To which this right Of the
national scf-nce has arrived. There were prcsrnt
the Governor and cutie several general officers Of
the militia The L.ncers, in taii drt.chments
rom the Boston Aruey; Roxbury Artllrry !;
Ciy Guards Massachusetts Voiunt-ers; Fa.i-
lees; Washington Light Guard; Boston Light
Guard and tbo Warm lafantry, Of Roxbury.
The battalion was commanded by Major Hob
brook. The display took VI ICE upon the levsl
ground near the Charles street Mall, the adjoining
bill and the level ground on both sides b~,ax
ten to twenty thousand' The en- If ira,ures of m.
evolutions displayed, were the perfect training of
the men and horses, and th~ir prompt nos and
CELEBRITY at the word of command. At a biLst from
the bsgle, the detachment, tiouga at full gtiop.
would come to sudd~p halt, the m-n dismounfiag,
unlmbrf'ng the guns, loading. hiring, and lumber.
ing up ssain In the space Ut less than a miuate.
Their rsr,d change at position ~ss also wonderful.
~ rornrd a. vas with the greatest precision and
regulsniy A feat that attracted much sueoiioa.
sso exc,ied the astonishmrnt Ut all b-holders, vas
thisi-1he pscces were dirmount.d and thro~a
upon the ground, the carriage wheels we're taken
oil and thrown down, and thrn the whole put to-
gether again IN the space Of Itlr over a miauto.
The advance st full speed the taking ~ position,
loading, hnng, and rrtreating, were admirably per-
dsIfvl 40 that Of the men. They seemed 10 under.
stsDd The blast ~ the bugle we'll, and to he No
much guido d by n, - we're their rders, runnag
and hating, turning and wheeling With scarcely
any apparent gudssc~ urging from any quarter.
~xcept what the word Of command and the bugle
noie gave thrm The show continued for nearly
Two bours, and elciied a universal eIpr--ssa II
asfonlshment and delight from The assembled mnI-
titude. During all the rapid AID complicated
pTuvrcs III th,s body Of men and horses, a pet doz
kept his place in the thichest of the fray ruanng
aid lrsIsns into the smoke, aud racing from
end To The other Of the held, By the side Of the
guns, with great spparrpt gle-. The whJse shoS
wss closed wiIh some field -Ierci-~- ny the yoiuo-
t-er battalion present. The Artillery left this
morning On their return to Newport, by the way Of
the " sterto~n Ars~nal, where they oil stop to
make some repairs 10 their guns.-Bosfos To
weller, AsxSa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

Two DISTRESSING SUICIDES Our readers will
rccolltct the announce meut of the death at Mr-
Hbrnri Spencer, wife OF Mr.. III ID. SPENCER, oi
this village, ut the residence Of her father Colonel
Chapman, IN Ciockviil-, Madison couaty. early ia
May latt We have the melancholy duty of re-
cording the death Of her mother, Mrs Chs,ra,n,
under similar circumstances. The particulars Of
this ssd aud heat reBd,ng bereavement are rs ol
Iows:-MTs Spencer, who had been msrrp-d but
short ume, was spendibg some time At the resi-
drnce of her father in March last, mn & occa sion
do some washing, ana, as We b~licv- ~ been
tonisry with many, used camphDe in the process;
bot whether the quantity used vas tDo large,
distely alter lie use, she was sitack-d wuh
psin and suffering similar To iniamn tors rheuma-
u-m, and hch finally caused temporary ia sanity
After II naioing in this coodiion several week,
and suffering most intensity, she found ol4por-
tub,ty, Notwithstanding the greatest waIchfuio-s-
on the part at her frieuds tn commit suicide. Mrs.
Chapman, the mother Of Mrs Sp-nc-r. va. la the
room with Mrs. s. a, the time the cam ihae was
used, aud WISE attacked IN nearly the same man
n-r. She has continued In i'll health, win occa
SIGNAL spills ~ Insanity, until two three days
ago, oh n .br also o.hmittrd suicide by twisting
y IL ndkerchef so tightly around her neck. while
IN he'd with her husband, ~ 10 drpnvr h-r ~ life
Thus have the lives Of two ami able and highly re-
sp~ttsb'e females hsrn sacrificed In cons-qu- nee
OF 'hr u-e OF an article dangerous st all tnrs. add
when useH 10 too great quantities, capable Of the
| I'D h~cts above narrated Mrs. SPENCER, -iucr
her marriage, had resided in thu village with the
exception of some time sp~ut at her fathers, aud
metz, had won the esteem OF all who had IN. plea
sure IT her acquaintance. or Mrs Gu ,pm.n we
hesr the same good opision expressed. aud r-9rs,
:" record, IN 80 brlef Q space, the death Of t~o
Iadics 30 much epdeared by their virtues to their
fnends sno acquaintances. Rome Se~fisA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19
Fires and hio,. Ia Baltimore,

BALTIMORE. Auyust IS. 1850.
Several small Ores and fr-men's occurred here
last night. Damage light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-19

AsroUSDno DrsctosuRKs-Tax M.DrsoS BANx
RoBnsnr, ETC Among the victims ~ the ehelers
ON Moposy ngnt las,, vas q convict IN the laiisns
p~uiieptiafy, at Jefcrsouvile, named Root. Tie
~ss renienced to the penitenti Try for siS years,
under = charge OF having robbrd the bank At Mati-
zoe, lsdispa. Ut come $2s 600, and h.. s-ntence
~ould have erg,red next mouth Our readers will
recoect that this rubbery took place aboat seven
yesrs since. and created gr~zt excitement AT the
time. spd surpic,on cast upon some mrn occu-
% ieg high pl.ces The money vas never found,
aid "a this gay, a. has been srcertaned ~ mr'no-
r-nas Kept ny the hank, not dollar Of the stolen
notes hiss EVER hen put In circulation. Root sss
q men ~ bid character, and ~ he ~as at Ms<isoa
about the t,u'e ~ the robbery he vas pursued, ar
rested, ans, On trisl, vas convicted ~ the crime,
although nothing positively was proven against
him. aud notwithstssding he almost positively
proved sn abb On his des'hbYd on Monday night,
he tfetly csufrrsed 10 q number ~ 10 g-fies sud
e,,m-, sd implicated as beias eonnec'ed -ns
him ~ he fereer, tr-nsscfi.ns, PEI sy~ sho 70 90
p~ess~f a resfoe~f NJ hu cut AID ssho 10 -0s re-
y-fss e. M Sufh MS hp-dres fhosa-d soti-rs' Tie.
ho~evsr, mo-t e-ruestiy snd solcully dcn'rd htv-
ing ever had snvibing oh strvrr to do With the
Madison B,nt rob"ery. or ~ knowing aasihIng
about %, either directly or indirectly As we have
ALREADY said, he freely sckno~l, dg-d to wsnv
o'bsr cru,-s. but With foil ko"~ledge that d-atn
wou't SION cls,m him ~ = victim, he as-evcrstrd
10 the ust that he was suffering the p-nsllles f.r
crim~ ~ Which he ~as rnrir-ls innocest IN.
c.nf-ss,oss were made to HE rhvsicisn, Dv w
Colivm, and from all the attending circu",sttnc-s,
he statements sre believed to be true -Byss
vs1s Cowter, dsg H.
Aw~Y NOvxmxSrs The 81 Louis R>ysbtcas,
~ sspdsy, ssyss- We Iearn thar IN. Tn r,n'n>st
~ Uni,sd St.irs Isfsatry, Colousi Piymg.a con-
me- pdiss. vhirh h-s Jusi retnin-d tom fionds
and has ,carceiy esc-rnped .t JrHrr-pa Bsrssk.,
sher srv, .. s~rvic~, has rrecv,d ord-rs ffva tes
Secretary ~ War 10 prepare Tor ds.t.at --rvee,
and u,ove ,uu,r iistsiy 10 Fort B-aven~orts.-
Ora.p 90 Instructions, we understand, have Al %
n IN r.ceiv.d tn push forwzrs, 9Th al e,s-,he
o~-,s'rh, the ~laiy,n.n, ssd m"eaisos 81 the re-
cr.,'s f., the dr@gooa regiments, Of ~hon >b,u
thrr. hBsdr.d aye nov ~ j. H~rsoa B4rscss We
h, not thu rurio-p ~ th~ss movements. bnt they
ls-,h v-r, u.ch ~ " ~. s,drat F,llmsfr y pr~p,r
W su,o't HI psifioa the qa stsoas e-t ~ees
T.r-s sns Nee McKee, The yromstsess ~ the
s",rm~nt vonif isA,ests q deter s.instsos 10 ~
prrp~rcd fnr any Contingency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
DENMARK AGD THE DUCHIEe.
Renewal of localities.

Tbs war in the DuChiea has been renewed and
With considerable vjgor, the Holsteiners having,
thus far, the advantage but without bringing about
ary very important reeut.
On the 29th Of Sept the Holsteintrs commenced
etleDAive operations. Proceeding from Rendiburg
on both aides Of the Eyder, they have attacked
4onnin, and the Danes have evacuated the place
AT the last accounts the HolGteiners had surround
ed and bombarded Frederichstadt. The whole @
the neighboripg country, by cutting Oft the dykes
Of the Eyder, has bean thrown under water. 1t
aeems that the Hosteiners cannot puah their ad
vantage far unless the Danes choose to engage in
general battle. The Holsteiners have done little
or nolhing ofIensiyey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
s41pPrrYe xNTELL1GEHcE,

4lrtd {rr Nttc Ye Sspt I3Wlhsn, al 5tockloLa I1h,
Ysada Maaea Lafabee do A1n 10; Bremen, of Cape De-
rat sad 50 iorTaee Igth, Igua a. Cadi goth, 0o, Malaga;
ST. ssrsh IoateaE Cet@i IDEA, do Afeds Keca- I'D
Jo.aa Brasson Bordeaux; s5d LLOYD E-a Basato Genoa
2b,a Metisusnsan HaR 76th St Denis H7gre Coi4a5 Be.
gfth Yrg2s Do ClrdHs TeIsi Niles c71hayea Wish
ur1 HUH 2eth IA g B9.deau3 LriEGsl Dye HaTe OlFla
1s1e Hudson Cy5e HyPon $ Petersburg Salisbury 10 Coz
urbs LTerroo Queen Of the West. PAN, jae-
Ai5er GraFeserd ssh. Lens Liverpool judah Truro ao;
Jares Wright, dc 0ete. DeT9azEirs, Deal; Louisa DO.
1irsd rE B5stenSept u Oomsn, al &sazsi I'D Alpha
Blyonne; $50 ger Geao ssh anglo American, Liverpool Aug
81 Milton Bouay, caut l9h Phasgsa Allen oOuHi Bee
back AUg leak grounded Roy River and where she
renamed and It feared VII BE- total ~ec4 Graf have 5esn
down 10 save cargo,
The corsantus yns, Boston put the l7;h Of
Arg; 2ttk Milton 81 Bombay.
sept ~ cleared Mahs Aaspb cotdeH for Boston, Gasl
Hyue AID Tzrt'r FOR SYarki Day3 S-bos and Yelch.
SG,d tor Nt T5rts-pt Nad.orl, Clyde 25th, Chses
Hin Antperp Medor Ha ssh Lady Als do 18th, EL1aasth
Hamilton, to DGetesa Di0eans. Hzye Oct l. W1teco LIVER
peck honIeIumA o Hueaa VISTA CTdei g. 0cean 9Hee Pc
inestnl AstIsi.. Grsystssii %. uarsrte LLreIrooL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
From Eieokienbug Sehwer,n.

Matters in Mecklenburg Sohwerin seem to be
progrssaiDg towards the same dissensiOn between
the Duke and hls people as in Hesse Csaael. The
Constitution sgorn to by the Grand Duke Of the
10th Of October, le49, hsa been violated by mir.
istcris decree aboishing it altogether, and re-
granting 10 !he obnoxious nobility their old ptgi-
Ieses and rights. The Deputies refused to obey
the illegal act and appointed the 4tb Of Sep TO meet
for deHberation, previous to which the President
Of the Chamber VIE arrested and sent to prison
TIE Deputies have Issued protest against the
proceedings Ct the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
IRELAND.
IiaceIInnanuA.

In Ireland sbe Tenant Leasas are extending
tbeir organizations throughout every town aud
parish in tho county. Out Of ireland tho general
opinion among well Informed persons is that she
cumbersome machinery Of The League will uls-
mstely prove it's destruction. Sill the movement
ie regarded by the Government with considerable
apprehension. The rubject Of the Irish Colleges
continues to give rise to angry discussion. Ths
Catholic Bishops are making more strenuous sfofta
70 establish University Of their own and with
isir probability Of aucceks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Mr. weed on Lnrd and Labor Rcform.

Mr. Weed on LnCd and Labor Heform.
Hon. FERNANDO WooD, the Tamnauy
Candidate for Mayor, hiss replied 30 the
questions of the Land and Labor Reform
ers, pledging himself to Land Reform, Eight
Hours Days Work, &c. &C. His letter is
as follows:
GEsrs-Your letter Of this date, concerning GER
tain declarations Of principles adopted by the Ia
dutsrisl Congress and asking my approval or re-
lection OF them ia received. | cannot heAihte IN
giving reply To the 6rss ana YER alfrnaIiyely,
presuming the purchase Of Materials noslnaddsd,
and thar the proposition abolition OF the contract
system. applies simply 10 protection Of she lsboser
or citizen. To the remaining four proportions |
reply afiirmatively With all due respect psrmt
ne TO add that there are other important reforms
" ntch shall feel il my duty to recommend, If
elected to the oEice of M8yor-yiz:
Better ventilation and regulation Of tslemens5
for the poor
A check upon The Ryarice OF andlocds and sqb
landlords in limit 10 the number OF tenants to
given sp&ce OF habitation.
Che appointment Of Inspectors 70 superinsend
the construction OF huiiiEgs so 80 30 ilsnre safety
aud protection to h5iyes ald imn5 Of th3 lao9.ofs
81 mechanics employed in thGi5 erection.
Ar inquiry into the proprioty Of relieving shla
City fi,s surplus sbor, and consequent he&yy
tx eafed BY its large pAuper expenses, By ap.
pfapf stioHa from the pubic Treasury toward shs
enc0G' aeement OF emigration TO The Ear Wegletn
Etsies Very respectfully, BERTANDO WOOD
M.sf, B.r rrof Fsq John kyser ESQ, VIM Barr Esf1
Wm : Greeory. ESQ. Patuck Dillon, Esq Committee.
Moved and carried that's be published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

IA s5ufss Of bic high powers as faae.ionay
The Sec is declared to be vacant al MS spiritual
domains are seized and the azehbishop himself
condemned to Punishment
Tbs Archbishop Csmliazi In smdinis has bsen
treated Ike lis colleague at rurio, and both have
shipped of h cisi.a Yecohis- Tho power OF tie
Pops viii act, il seems, shield these obaoxious
perton ages the precite nature of whose crimes is
rorstaisd. An parties corcur in stating that thsy
Rave Proyed themselves exceedingly obnoxious
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
FRANCE.
sill E.nter.

We $40 indebted to the Purser OF the America
for The following telegrnphic diapascb, received at
Liverpool juas previous to the sailing Of the
steamers
PARIS, F;,doy.--A communication respecting
the incident Mt Pernsmbuco has appeared in the
French papers from tho French Admiral, which
gives wellgrounded hope that the Brazilian
6 1verpmeus will accord the satisfaction demand
ed by tho Government of France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Havre Northumberland.

Co1Ins-Ehe Hi6erniHs adyices caused momenfsry
oeu7y u he market Tueiday but Tbs general tone OF
he H5Tktt stce hsa beeo extremely dull aees forihe
Ia FRisd ST % 574 bGe' when about $1,000 are Amer
AsHEs-Poiu hImiy .oppofuj viii coed demand
coFFEE-Pfices hGvs sdysnced h . news from holland
being considered more favorable.
BARK Qntrcitron more scii7e
RlcE-Gurnues nsciiye-pfices ncuiiczl
snRuor.
TALLoW- Qu5t, Neglected
WHALEDoNE-Iusitef decline il Consequence Of largo
impefs ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
snnnression of the sIave Trade.

1t is stated that the Government has IN con
temptation the construction Of a povsrfu Squadron
Of steamers for The Africsn coast viii the view
Of employing then to carry monthly mail, and TO
sotupon The slave prevention servlce' /. is pro
prosed tat the feet shall consist OF forty vessels
and than one shall be detached from the station
along the coast monthly TO come home and return
with the mAils, thus estsbahing irregular monthly
Communication with the African coast, and effect,
ualy crushing the slave traffic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
GERMANY.
EaE lrTnsIunr

Angry nofes continue to be exchanged between
Prusaia snd Aus'ta, aid German affairs appear 10
be quite 60 muoh complicated as at any preyioui
time Prussia refases to recognize the Diet q
FrsDkort, as having authority to interfere IN the
affairs Of the Electorate Mora than this Baron
Rsdo3itz has bsen appointed Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, and the Pfu.aian troops are concentrating
rapidly Oh the confines Of Cassel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
SPAIN.
miscellaneous.

tbs Cpbsn expedition ID to sal on the l5sh
instant.
Tbs Caledonia ard Hiberbia, formerly belong
irg to The Cunard Company, ara to be immedi'
sey placed upon the route between Cadiz and
Havana che Cambria will also be placed upon
that route Gs coon al circumstances will admit OF
her being destched froa the Royal Mail line.
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Indian E1nri,s.n

The over AID ludis nail arrived in liverpool an he h
al loon The SaeisueRs Is ahJiiy rnimeortaDI Col-
ten IN he export M8,keT mas advanced nom So TO 40 per
cent In ys9e within the Ast four motbs aud row yield.
iBE haudsome profit 10 The deslefr Large purchases
have nevertheless been made for the Ecgsh market 10 all
IsstreIoft Of the 25h alt heghs Gsst Britain hsye
Lot iEPIoy5d, snd The arae has active III VI b.
he ssI lew dsys, when there hes been considerable
6fsire atoBh iecufe uansge 81 tbs prevailing rates,
81 1898 per lun TO I'll paris OF 3cesi Britain. Money
n re1tffErre
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rews frcm the Franklin Expedition

news frcm the Franklin E1peais.oH'
Dispatches have beer received from 0i7 'eAn
Rozs, stating that the 18th Of August, three Ne
quimtux were found on the ice Of Cape York and
On being questioned, they stated that in the winter
Of 1896 two ships we're broken by the ice in the
direction Of Cape Dudley Diggb aud aft'rward
burned by fierce Tribe OF natives that the ahiPs
in question were no! whslerG, aud thss epaulets
were worn by some Of the white msn, that
part Of the crews were drowned that the remain
der were aometime in houses or tents, apart from
the natives; that they had guns, bat no balls and
that being in weak and exhausted condition
they were subsequently killed by the natives With
darts or arrows. The paper from which the above
is copied says that there ia good reason to believe
that The whole story is gross milconcepsioD, 0a
what thoae reaFoDa are is no5 stated.
The American ahips Advance aud Reservo had
penetrated az far az any rquadron, and at the do.
psrture Of the last aayIces the Advance had go
aground but no serious Injury was apprenended.