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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-28

THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC. ........... Capt West.
The PACIFIC ..,...,....... Capt Nye.
Inc AhCIlC. ..,.....,.....C Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ............. Capt. Comstock.
<k@EH THESE ships having been built by
1NNscontract expressly for Government
nsaal1lI1n service, every care has been taken In
their construction, also in their engines, TO en-
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tons for passengers are unequalled for elegance or
comfort,
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool.
80 Exclusive of extra size state rooms = 1925;
from Liverpool TO New York, R35.
An experienced surgeon will be.attachcd to each
ship
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING,
From Ne,o York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, Oct 18th Wednesday Oct 30th.
Saturday, goth. Wednesday, Nov. goth.
Saturday, Nov 10th. Saturday, Dec. Ith.
Saturday, " Both. Saturday, sc 2lst
Saturday, Dec 18th. Saturday, Jan. A. 1901.
Saturday, 2Sth. Saturday, 90 18th.
Wednesday, Jan. g. 1851. Saturday, Feb. LIST;
Wednesday, 4" I'D. Saturday, - 10Th.
Wednesday, Feb. 5th. Saturday. March LIST.
Wednesday, I" 18th. Saturday, g 10th.
Wednesday, March 5th Saturday :" 29th.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, n. Y.
Or to BROWN, SHlPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. c. ROBERTS & Co,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER, ir.,
Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver bullion, specie, jewe!ry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of laciing
signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein.
0 After the first of April nextthe rate of freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool, will be
terially reduced. Oct II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
FROM JAMAICA.

B,tIe Cherokee. We have received dates irpn
KINGSTON t. the 27th alt There IS no ne"s.i c.
pecia importance.
The A.agsfon Journal naensious raraor hat
SANTA Anna was "a passenger ia tire sclco'er
Auiia. winch l,it tha. poh ior Csrihss'na on u"
18th March The Genera insists tia, tsfthaSena
/. b be his future residence tai tbs 'ose sai1'
H,.le credit;
The Society g.. the Reform u Colonial Govsf@
meut has through It's Coanci, pu. forward a. Al
lrss. to the rubi> af Great Britain ana the Co.
uies--dceuinc the oblects sought and pointing oo'
the Colonies which desire seteoverl.meut 4a'
Address spccines these IS follows
The Council are therefore q op.lsou ;aAt IL is
riNh, and expedient 20 delegate O. a. 'he Brl1isl
Provinces whose population has acel man.
formed ot : being sal augmented, by emlgrntlen
fcoro ,is country. iui authority 90 administer th,r
owu affairs
THAT the colonies which are Ut present eni.;ltt
&, self government. are the North American { A-
mes the South African CosOnles The AnstraAa.i
Colonies Van Deman's Land ard New eSlEll
To tnese Colonies the Council Asve determine h'
limit their operations Ia the first instance. ihcs
therefore Sustain. Tor the present. ITO orrra
ANY opinion as to the government u those depen
.ls,rles IN which the mass ~ the population
q
India Islands Mauritus and Cey l0u and they cor.
siaer that military stations such ~ Malta Gic'".
tar Sc ought rot % be consiaered oo.ones, 49,
need LOT necessarily Be treated IS such
The cultivation Of cotton IN Jsmsica hss s'''i
rise 10 correseou5eics between = Proairen'
sownsaau Of Kingston We. Wright Esf So
the Msuchoster Chamber O. Commerce VI
Wright oasere that laad was never more chess
Jsmscs than II Is At present lwrtins On th,
ls.h January owing 10 the uamber .. es-Ate-
thAi have been thrown cat Of cultivation since ,te
sugar bin ci so and the facilities OF trGuspo-.
are tr.aias in comparison with the EAst Indies
Th.ouchout the Island. he ssys, there are extensive
flAirs, well adapted 70 the Sru~tn ~ cotton, Dow
lging totally approjucnve sHa Q; No vslae - NJ.
one Nhica could Be procured On TIE uss; isvo-sb-
terms. The plans o. W estD0reland IL one Dls
r7ct are ins,aneeG Is covering space as .arge a.
The whole Island OF Barbados TIE AS1ohestrr
Chamber replied that the subject would be tsoSsh'
bs:Sre the first meesiOs Of the Directors 4h'
mater is sxcilins gresi degree Ut interest sors
the JsmaicE merchants
The arrival Of Admiral DvSDosALp On tee " est
Idis station ehciss lively demonstrators q regard
from the citizens @; kIngstcE. who have addressed
a letter OF welcome " MS io<dsnlp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
NILLiANsRTRGn TENS

fSioAY AFTtSNOON, April B
s-A special Committee OF the Trustees have
made report aron ne suhlec; q Ching he village wih
gas Two pro, POSITIONS were offered one BY T J. Van
SAnL who proposes % generate gas from Cca and 10 la
nsh s ecus IN cusny hs furnished he ciues OF Phi
ale phA and srookyu srd 81 the same rates IS 10 socs
yu 10 WIZ - ncr so cubic feet for the street anps
ard corporation bgdngs ard a. 8 - per loo cubic feet
@ prvs.s consumers The woss and spparenasces would
involve an expenditure of fror sooooo 10 sitoooo They
sss for an exclusive sh 10 open Ire streets ard sy gas
pines for 10 term ~ ten yesrs.
Another p-oposer 4. T smith. proposes 90 build wotks
fr hr mani fsctlre of r'-in which. VIA her appr
tsrs-cr. ,Scut from $4,000 % o1An. and 10 eCus
g. capacity % ne Brooklyn snd ssks fos eNcg
h o0-n the streets and a. gssripes for The term
cf I've Re Offers 90 furnish ~ ~ prices net %
ey-r-i th- follow 1a on VT for street lamps and Cor0o
ton hlirgs either pei amp per annnm. lihe lamps
barn ne usns urel or . Ter leo cubic eet 90 p0
consumers s. price uot exceeding > per N cubic
ft st srr~- ggsranee hat The 1ghi furnished abs
Do .cial tn INV fr le ried SIsrs The Cnmwiitee lcu
.tcrrg lt quality ~ gss offered By M SMITH deom
proposal economical one and advise hal conisei be-
made with liw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

The Jno ". Carer. CON- her passage from san
Francisco 70 the Colnnbs. encountered gale i
the mouth of the Columbia by which she was q
msntiei AMI driven out 90 ses n Ereat dstano-
but fortunately ste made her way into the Srrs s
Of Fucs. where shr was getttei and IS daily exc
ne-ted u the Columbia There were ro lives lo-t
The Boa-i ~ Comm ssi,ccfs on .0-s Pi.1ta '
sc uci or ore. CHS ODD the .'fa N.,eno.r
The Boar IS constituted o. Goy Lane. taptal
John II Couch aI Nafta-.c. Crosby, j. q
following rules sud regulations were adopted .y
che Board
Tiatthe Bar p..1t or pilots shsii hsve deca .d
bat or boats. 90. io. i-ss than thirty tons burd,
suitable iar cruising. That l shel he Che duty
'hc ssld Bar pilot or pln.s 20 cruise from Ten
twenty miles outside 'hc Bar oi tho Count
river. The Fees for Pioiacc are established a'
follows Tor Oh vessels i0t over twelve le'i
draught water. ten dollars per .uoi Tor those of
twelve and not exceeding fifteen iset drau- j.
water. eleven dollars per .oof ari those exceed.
fifteen .cet draucht Wsier. twelve collars per o,,
AND de icos ilr r1.sge -hai bo The sau' .r
auy point ou either tc Willamette ur Coirnit
uycr- a. Astoria prov icI hat masters cd vrssr
may be- permitted CD pilot th,i- Dss- vessels wi. a
river pilots are not BID Attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Army Intelligence.


statement 80 She r..'e disposition o. t-e
United States t-l-ps 81 ll-h Military Department
graron Cts haa i.1a-.els '. lie lit1 Depart
rert H.af -lar.s-s ali s,y companies 1t tie
-e--.l .nf ~ Mounted R.fame-
R-yt Colonel W - L--in-. Comm arilng De-
ra-,rert B-v-. Car- J p Hatch. Acting ASSIST
80 Al 1tar Genera Ma George 2 Cuttenien
Assistant Surgeon !. N.res. r.. : A.. assistant
SURGEON Chss II Smifr.
Company \ Capt NJ 81 Burer. - LieHt
C. 2 II. o. C0npaAy Capt. L.ewclyu JoueS
Corp-av Bvt MAJOR j. : Sim0nson. st It
Chas L Denman. % l.. NcL Addison Cone
ysny Il Bvt IL Col J. B Ba-aens5os, 5; H. j.
Ian Ma Company Bgt Naj1- Ruf. %
Lieut. ~. 3 Lane. % L. " .J1r-s Coupa-
Ms K b; MAJOR s Tucker Bvt Captain Ihos
Csibornr 297 non cl-nmssionei oicers, mus.
oianI So prvates.
Depot At Fort Van u~ef NsorB B. Reynoi. e.
Psymaster Cnrt Rufus in-sls. Che. Quart
raster Cept Geo NcLone. Chief Comu'ssa-y.
ca ermcai Lprnr near Fort Hal tao comp
mes Rhes. Bvt Lieut.. Col A. Porter Coan.af
Assistant SURGEON ". J.. Edgar. L :
Company 3 Captain y ah Newton. BTt ga. p
Gordon Granger Company + ist L. I. :. is.
Russell % Lie1t Gro vs.. Rowland. And i--
ao1commissoned officers musicians AMI private
F1-- Nsncouve-. o1r company lst Artillery -
Byf Maori : Hsilewcr Comm ad.u- Aruar.
Battalion and L.sat. j. B Frr Battalion AZ
tsnt Asss.0ut SURGEON Lev. II Holden. : a.
Company o. ist Liant Theodore Ia boz. 4;
Lieut. j = " a4I ~ aor commissioned ....
GERS. musicians and prvatcs.
Ste1ac1on. one company 's. Artle-y. tsff
3 Il Hi. Command.4. -d Li.rt d-'er
r.sd.e Pos ltsrt Assistant SURGEON Join
" III en-. "a Compan' VI - Lic1t
q BISON -l Lie1t John Dement, and - uoH.oo. Dr.
aiss.oned officers musicians and p-.yates
Astoria detachment ~ Bld-s Isl Lieut. t.
LINDSAY Commsud.ns- ani sd n0l CONN. BE-
s4oucd officers musicians AMI lrlvaics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Treat Fre-het.

The vi annette has not been 50 l-h as 81 Q---
en-; for the asst i've years. A. TIE smaller rvri''
,rib1ts-ies of thc Willamette sre rustins dow
NOM e u.ounisius with their iosnlls foods sf
.v,cssioain- great destruction q. property A.
adv have We learned that the mails and iumorr
Il C'scsamas Ci,y syr been swept away Loss
rot less than $4,000. Some camsse las been 81.
ready done 70 the works about the Oregon Cir
mis and they ere yer exposed - srca' DANCE --
Ti,, water = now "a IL. " e fear however u '
I'll. : oulv the heginnre of eva. tidinrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Health Of OREGON City.

The summer aua Autumn have passed g." a.
aui CIR city hss enjoyed the mosi excellent hsAi-
A.. and other forrs Of bliols disease have pre-
vailed slsh.ly. Bat they came from tie -o.t lille
~ SOME other place We do TT TeooIcci havu's
,,otirfl Il case n fever or 'sgue wL.cn was 90.
rrac,ed .u ;his Fizce &n.i only two deaths nave Cd
Cured within oul sno'vied-e We have nj in
Iced kaosu sas person o. be seriously sex q g.,
Esesss ga months psst Ths, .Jr s IoP1ianoa o.
more ihan 900 SPEAKS volumes ~ uae le--'1 %
the pacC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Rim, N,ln.er. IN nrcsnn.

No are 81 opinion that q aise impression u.a-
generally prevolts ~ reference - ihe ciaracl -
of ths Winter. m O.ocon. than perhaps OH a..
,fier subject 10 cola,grgct these Impress ,.
Gee .sp,cfl 's, Publishes .onpsrison u say. .
DsrIe lhc y iotor 90, o. amt - W. sept
rect RESORT Cd, tire state If The weather from o.
=; g. April 1T. noting carefully the clear sN &
amy tay8 ard the deeree OF temperature ~ . ,
bead ID. Lske Michigan ln the state of Indiana. s.
similar record We kept u Linn City For the core
pondin- period 10 q. and ~. The result was H. &
the number on clear. cloudy, and RAINY days ~t-
the same in both places They differed MD $
however IN two very important respects la ~
first place there ;cN. IN IncIsua during the peric
7pocifed ~ least twice 80 much water 10 the 'pr
o rain oud s41w, - iel iu Oregon during the SAM
p1r;o3 the succeeding Winter and also ia India .
Inc lca,iesf Of Tie rsia fa.. during the dag WIN
.u Oregon about tpyo thirds of the IAN fell DUN
the uisht The other important difference IS thnt
rho AVERAGE temperature rs Indicated by the the
n0metef shows that Oregon was marry man p
drgJaf. .rafaeg than Iad0pQ. WIKI these fact
before -, We must OF course decide in favor OF p '
mild and ssubross Climate Of the lad OF our adoi
'iou We have thus far had a comfortable W il-
ter During the last month there was a good defi
OF rain. the weather however Is mild and ? easar'.
me thermometer n4; having as yet indicated 2
temperature below - degrees Last Monda "
.n1w eH 20 the depth O! eight inches. b1; is now
rapds disappearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
NJ MBER 500.

GRAND LAECENrFs A nSn named JOIN Sniiih
a. Axe rrc custody rs-crr1sy charged VII s,eslag
seVrsrr srvs al god S4lch waved IN a a 80 ae
--orertv 10 Nshanie Z Lfesed master % 1e esrk De
r.h . vi-r n ~ fss River Tce vaich Was nO1f on
~ Of S5 Ire C-hsr s-ces ae dropped as Dc ed
FIRM. 0slv ssr - ccirn ssor % - srcrry ne Nss
'ocket rr Pr "a. . woman nS,red >-sAn1sh Mum
sriNv krr-cl or charge OF sssing pUrse c1
snfrF 81 re perry 81 Adam haynre residing a. No
- Avenue 4 TIE purse. 10 Arp-ars Was acei-e-lA.
l-crpe5 lhe wife 20 Nr Haymre ia bakery scd he
sccls-,i 'r comrg silfy S,er picked 2 uF, ard whel
cgesCcel ahgt IA e o~iorg- % her ADJ refused
Z. give NJ 20 owner Jlsues Tnpsou conlniIEsd her
for eVsrirstor
CNRRTING SlUNG SHor Capt. TAFT OF the
Nnlh Nsri. yesterday arrested Wm Covile charge
y assault and battery via sung shot upon IRE person
.sy for eXan!n k1on.
= owners are wanted n tho Fourth Ward
>tsuor House -uurner % silver watches ami cuNn-
uy 81 ciothirE a. OF which found N pos-essOa q
~ xrn.v- thi-vrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
or,qo, Weather and Climate.

Msny contradictory accounts have been plDis'
III iu relation 10 tie weather and climate o. &. =
Territory and gentlemen Of high rcpuie have ue,.
CHARGED with makur uutruth'1l representations
" q wish now % cal attention 20 certain facts -
There +. very considerable difference m the stat
oi The atmosphere Immediately along Tie brlA
tie river in Oregon and Linn Cites and the sunni
4 tie hll aters we nave Cur residence. a. -
nrove4 lv the tact TIA. our tnsrm0metef in7ana-
liz indicates warmer degree Of temperature .n
ibe Winter and a cooler IN the Summer than - D..
dics.sl by those near the river and also we 81
Dom have Mrs, or heavy cois moist a'm1sphr' p.
Wh ie iots are !re4uel. and dense iu the valley p
ow us Tie truth Is, this is country 20 mvu -
taiEs snd valley = exhibiting the ereatest Ya1f'
NJ climate aud Temperature. and uo man can
Justice O. IFS character without keeping this m view
Persons come here IN the Fal and remain al 'he
D-r c-t u Oregon cry iu the spray and iog 90 D.
annette Falsdlr.ng tnc y inter. enc 'I the Sqria-
return 10 the States whining ahVot 'gc fuHidL =
oil the c!ima.e % Oregon We hope these gentle
men tourists viii STR about hide aid ENJOY son"
u.n. o. the beautiful scenery ard glorious ciimai
a. Oregon before tnraius journalists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

Growth pni FrospeTif, OF the Territory
The CHDsfe-RSsourcss Of the Country.


We have receive Les ~ 'h@ Crrggr CIR S5-r
tq'o. 20 he 9Th De-. Tie yrosgsris q the CON
" seem. 70 Be alncs; gnoog-jed. NeH towns
are rapidly spr.nrlna y ia a directions the ml d
aai sslab-ious characte. o. ;pa climate cas- forth
Tie gssrl--st Cancellations Of he Peole ste
Territory and he -csDtry j. exto..sd as gard
fed - mercantile. necharics. an s-r.ca.,-rsl
parsuit. We copy from the Specio;or varies
Of interesting ten. regarding he sociai ana pot
g. affairs O.; tie Territory
Growth of the Towns.
w take pleasure - sln0uacIns the ~
Increment and g-0Til O., numerous VILLAGES .n
this Ie--i-o-7 Tic prosperity of t6e villages Cad
CITES NJ collfrr q tle s1-rst Indication e. t1o
general pro- yeEity ~ t4c region. We propose
noticing some Of the more recent Beginnings OF
future popu'o1s towns. Commencing Hith MI
wArKET. tire Spectator says This village 10
Gated Ga the east tark l the Willamette RIVER
30 CiscI smss Count. s0-ne SIX miles be.1w tt-
Tais u may be Fald % be AZ the head ~ ship
nsrigs .0n on the willamette Above Milwaukee
Inc " iIsmette is entirely uns1Itct % ship nav
CATION These fsc:s sttsch no small degree n m-
poftauc- 70 this town site n z commercial po.nt
o. view.
FALLs CRY Is q new town Get lad ont by A.
7. Hedge ksg IL = situated on the cart side %
tie Wilsmeite, inued stey above the Falls. arc
adjoining OREGON City. j. enjoys errat cuInnsrci9i
ADVANTAGES az the terminus Of the navigation Of
the Willamette from above II ndoubt~diy
in few years become 4 place - very consider
able business
-YRAcUsT i new town. located rn tu= so b
side g.. tie Sautiara BOO Linn Comfy II Ton Halo
Es4 is the iroYretor Il IS orc ~ .ne most n.sa-
t.'u, t-wu-sifea - Lave seen. occupying plateau
o. beautiful ta0e-'a1i lt is a. tie head OF naF-
cation Oh ire -aUtsm. There = a. that point
considerable tai u lie ato-lirg noble -
Ter yri.iiel, This privilege i beng improved d.
inc erection of n saw ana erst mill Syrr'ulira
o. u g Hfh such ample agricultural nGvantnr
the now Svrsrus. wi.I doubtless ENJOY rapt
growth and ere .oue become one 81 orr hands M
est country villages
Between tie Falls o. th- Willamette arl 60
m84th OF the C.ackamss are situated the ioli9w.l
places oregon CITY Green Point t.nckamf.
cts Linz City. aud N9u3mah City. These
~ sl probability. az some lutu.e day corsttu'e
me different 9arls o. ono eiest c'r Al p-c'en.
TIE cni;re p0roistiou = about J 200 Portland
sitna.ej on The IS ..amc'ie in Washington Con-
p, alo4i I- uli.,s below Ie Falls lt $ place
NJ genera. md rcive trade. An c1tcrgDsinr ir.f
ln Pctlar9 have sent p the States for an euci'
snd machinery f1r steamer - ruu between tfsf
liac, aad san Frsur SEQ Astoria u 0u the Sc
trouu ste Of Fort George al the mouth o o.
Col1mLie. Lexington IS another village and q
situated 90 Claiscp Plans. La IA cite City r.
the shire town of Yam Hill County and IS situst 3
- the Falls OF the ram ill., River l. has ma
advantages which vii make il a bea1tio. a"i
Goanshlng place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

A. Or PoKTRkfr ~ Dr.. FRASELfS.-ILe 81.
- sIssrfs r-eusors ne approaching ss@ - Bos.l
.scr1r q ~rr-r-l r1r-rat - by trsrEn-l-scr -
fore - was Yeas oo T. r---fe 'lfneFy --i---
---rrs1 - WILL -st-c ri jlllsfy, ~ J. - beer
f-lsrned Ii re family ever siacs
FRo~ rsE BRIrIsH PE0vIscs. BY tie tfg
z,.fo- Tia - parers he 5L - haze Deer reeve
To- .slgtlEg oc1 Il hsls1 10 - p T.-f- =
.-e.k q. rsr1r g. Pro E-ra-t lsa-1, Dc Legs q
n. Of .rt have rls-rc % NJ corr1--cr sIf
--f.sed b. srEct - prs llrl De Orr cg3n'ff ff-
In poasit.s GoTe-r=r-t Bosio1 TraFs-sf
SrE.M SHIP OHIO This steam ship ~hicu e.l
S-S-York 20 Itzrsdsy A. a. : 7. n ilr Hama =
Sez O--srs "a iss por arrivei n or 5sT q a r u
~-r.sv III lrf rrrefrso TIE - 81 rassrrtrii
f-r- - s,ss,a ~ Plos 4 81 vss---Lsy riorn-rg.
lCrar-s.r1 Co7rsr. AFl-
AFsRAr--A SF1EIAED kffrEu.-Al arrey a.
.r.s ,e-.--ss- -or-lrs l1 ire A-F-- Htl-t el -
~ aea-1 GA >-suisr1 lar-l 81 s2-lr-- snl -
lre-sTre -eT Ct -.-s ar --ef -r-s u ii 49, -
Fr- Fru1 rat ~ GO .-sfr 10 - rs-- os.f - -
ere sE<i--s1r - ~ 49, ---
CoNEEVCEwEVr 80 rHL crEiSl iENioHtlloN.
m So S1.7f1--- Czrr. Croker f---- fr=r-o- -
s,-eraEr rsss--E rrs al - - = lr-fs Nfl. ia
ne sane Fisc-. Wr-a a. srsee = 49,. -
-olu = SOC lra1'ff', pa
- Ths Ss7zgtIi hspsl-.cl- states tasi
a. crrs P l. ga =! -. toz- - L.az - q -a-I
ysT nPProPE-a- - P,lrns s1se. . re-, - o.
sef-ss. lsf-aaalI Ssa.1l'
n The Amesb--y X. n Manufactures CON
r.rT es-e purchased d. ro,uu@s q boss y ~ -
Lz-sors for LsrEy sir ih- zee q re cpeTs'-s = -
company
- The Calzntul Ma lTiiy states TIA, g
n gaxssze EsS C,erk CO - L Disl-ci C9eri y -
tltlc set n as psc7 cn - Ia. - NJ W.
lkus avn ~iish -Ca.e ss DIS = !. c. - ai1ui--
z EESEr LIoS, Ess. sAs Scza e.ecied Ms. =
VI cos4a1a. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

s revolution has taken place a- Gssyaql.L So
viii be seen ~ .ne 'oiiown- lettes rom tne aii"i
states Consul attba- place received by tue G.ean.r
Cherokee
"GUAYAQuIL. Aaica 8 isi.i
wa much r-re. inform ys1 iasts revolution bro. P
aat here on ue lrta o. feb IS ctCty ltnec il ~
-r,hf.fv Don DeFo Scvoa vss yesterday appointed So.
creme Chief ed ur i1 f'. date good order nss been Do
--rgtt communication With quito - cos'ri' a. Fl
me prIlciPsi sgsls strongly oHH5s-f 9 is frFo
r0sIv .Jvernelt l fs impossible o. torn roffrc. o De-
500 a. 10 ~ ID BE reser. safe n lr- ~ y r.
course which events may -ls-. W ~ phlfNL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
Price. Carreus In oressa CRY

The Spectator gives 4 very fuli table = W
pricss clrreu; in Oregon City iaSrodacirg Il iiL
observations designed u jissbCss TIE pubic nind
10th A, home and abroad. Oregun i very a. ron
hing .verstackeSi Wiih rucds. There = 4 large
slp.,uut IL andse "a hand Bat there l. -,
GOOD a,sostusai :; dIy sosSs al groceries Y as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

Tn. bs- a. tie mouth Il TIE Columbia hss b-ss
-,ss.,a ve~. lti.z short % enc hundred anc MI
ines aur.ne tbs yeSr b vessels 81 'sri5's
ll-aushi OCT a. g. ttcsc PASSAGE ~ SO o't.
oulv one sr.sel seceiVcd So esnsse II = id-- =
talk shout tire dsnger o. Ine bar "a 1tis 1oie I've
-Tbsre I. n, more DANGER with ordinary care u e.
term d. Colalalis thal agy other uvr- ir t'r
Norla II Is only necessary hat Z - .lrashed
via oraiasry Improvements u make u o''s o. IL
80. 9sfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

We uoticst some time since that compan, a
E,nisrsnts were on the cast side ct the Cascsae
mountains. very late in the season AID ~ strs B.
sned circumstances VIC are happy 10 learn itsI
they have al arrived SAFELY. and without Tie IN
roi;,.s snd suiFeriprs which We .s2-sd would be-
tbai- ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06
VArlaaIloN I'D 81. LAWaENl

NAVIGATION ~ The 81. LkwRENcE.-Ihe BIZ
g,is .-1eycr! lir-issy TIE sab ~ " nc re- 70
a1n o fhe :. Lawrence T American Te-sss - feer To
IN @sclI-t c8u-'f-rs's sreni1a anl i1efes % Api-'a
trsr eaton. ~ permits have been rsf- % il- D.
rtn-fs tiIge-lnrr sl t-cr leriat Ils . ~ --l 20
.lo1 n Re he 81, ~ rotcr. cl WI s1ml ni -e rt-
80 r-l some s-ct-s " D-oet7 e--al l-re-l IL
.r.rd We have received rlier from .-ri-i a. rN'
-sr-s-i ..h u- Government % Cs-sta Wi-n fly ere
A.. Dr. -ress1. condition ~ l1-rs go Io-J"- ~ l1
Flare
km@rlc-- ressr.s a. uoi Cow rt % pass Pr of
u s-d nav cation fo ra gcsurt@r Wit specs arf-' H.
-o-. m ,hst rarro-. ~ .riarc' TIE TACT e tcz Pc
.r-so-tr-. = .. Province Us lrC1 Pc free 80 of 1
- l-~rrr~- art hard N.vi--- as f-lble c--i.t
s- ,rftrs sou rof h- made without a1eC COM
e-rsa.on A Ar-firar vessel 20 osf -ali h hril-l
.rf 40 rsetsfrrcf h@cuT1ls IT, lEct br-sl vessel 9
"a ~ -rs| zee lrc --uf ll -lzl clsgsc-r We
.-.I q fs L--crrr1I ct ~ aid ads -ille ft 70
- sosr 10 m "a on payment ~ i- g-ry modem r.
..,. NV clSrxe3 'or he - of ~ A-a-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

D. E.rah White bad returned T. the IerntoC
ss'ely.
Thee ID tie srJ4 g stationed % Oresun IL. hsa
been sentenced By Court Marta % receiVe 'i-i'
is.iss s,r the criaie - Gssersior and turiher .
Yea. a chsin snd bal and loss tie remainder o
Their puy Rather severe penalty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

The zre~t secs.s % s HeceiDs hss induced sons IN
prnesesf persona put up sftrie caDinx Ne or<t
- fherefors Il important hal Inc signature VI
Or 81 r. Townssn1 70 on each oous. - bone ot1rH is
genuine. -. -. -.
Canada etc. etc-
Pnaagsl oces. a assssssl NY. mls aswks-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-06

~ Released % bal Lew Cole and Thomas
Kssoase VITO -rresesos -,ne sincr ctzrg-t VII
o-i1F tne robbers cft1e Ba-k Westsry. z / ser
a. s-cr doer.isd 1f-a ssls hsi ia cist ssen
narin. 1-.r cUun-ez-a- Nesle-iy. EGs we're -c.sf-
Prsvla-ncs zlrrs Ne a. w.s Axen They ars roS =
IA C.y.