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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

| 10 American journals and, IN the case OF Mr.. Wi
son. they might without improperly have extended
TO him money aid, provided their % doing did not
| tend to disturb the auity and harmony OF the two
| Governments II this reasoning be sound, few viii
dissent from the corolary that pecuniary assistance
NAV with immunity be extended TO speculative opin-
ions which do not trench upon any moral reigios
law IL happens in Canada that the journalists
most prone 10 censure Mr.. Wilson do not enter
court with clean hands. His opponents with rare
exceptions, dip deep into the public purse, in the
shape of full and promptly paid Government adyer-
tisements; and when they languish, even under
such generous treatment, more substantial assist
ance is vouchsaied. The other day French Min
isterial Journal in this city compelled Mr.. Lafon-
tame to levy a subsidy upon his colleagues Of not
less than 500 each, 10 sustain it. The demand ex-
cited good deal OF annoyance on the part of those
OF the Cabinet not saturated with French Canadian
politics To have refused compliance with Mr. La
fontane's request would have been ungracious, and
the lack Of the funds here might have caused
hitch in the management Of journal which It IS
expedient to palm upon the ignorant as literally
pstroDized by the public.
In Quebec a squabble occurred the other day
which exposes the shifts to which Ministerialists
resort-a Mr.. Cauchon NJ. p P. who edits the Jour
nal de QueJec, being accused by The Mercury with
having hlched sum Of money from the pilots, upon
the plea that he was instrumental in securing the
passage Of an enactment they sought. In one case
where Mr.. Cauchon sued to recover payment Of
promissory note, granted by pilot, judgment went
against hm.-the Court declaring that a the Legs
lature, not Joseph Cauchon," MP.P. had performed
the service upon the strength of which the flO had
been granted He managed, however, to extract
$500 from the Trinity House for legal opinion,
which, separated from his MP p. ship, would have
been as valueless as stale mackerel. His journal
is the lay organ OF the political priests for they have
lattery become conspicuous for their interference
at the polls, and their slsvsh euogiums Of Lsfon-
tame.
The recent census for that city exhibits the mod
crate number of So American residents, ont Of
population Of 1885, the French Canadians furnish
ing the large proportion of 22375. Under the head
Of Religion, Quebec has 1867 members of the
Church Of Rome and 6,9es of other denominations,
Of which the Church Of England counts 4,o2i A
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IDUBLIC NOflcE-SuPREME cOURT.-fn matter Of he
i Application Of the Mayor. Adnen and commaay Of the CITY
Of New fors, relative % the ong Of I'd Aveuus from The
souhery hne side Of 90 Chuh Koad the Souery ns of
SIDE OF llfh Street IN the Twseb Ward Of said cPsbc sotos
hereby BY The Mayor Aldermen and Conmonay OF ne Cv
New foft pursuant 70 statute . made and prov os s
the SAID The Mayor Atemen an. Conony Of the City o. Nss
York intend 70 maks spplrsol Court Of NE SAL
New fot at SPECIAL Ten. % the sad Court 20 es bed a ts ~
s60, a. the opening Of tie Court that day. OF as soon ~
be
entitled matter hat the nature
ard the DE openinx OF "a Avesss hec
soufbsry Chsrcb Road, the souhsfT
the Twelfth Ward Of -a1 City ~ I'D
upon PLAZA he sd Cry. By Of
Al Act relative % mprn tachg the Laying ofsssN
and koads the CITY o. Nov fo and for other paposs" tzd
Apn %. lsOT.-Daied New Yort April 10Th 1880.
~ i8yB HENRY " DAVIES Counsel 10 the Corocrstoa
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PAINTERS
WINDOW GLASS - al

PAINTERS, ARTICLES
WINDOW GLASS - all Lamp Black
w sizes British Luster
White and Red Lead, dry ard Pumice Stone
IN oil Glue, all sorts
Litharge Gold and Silver Leaf
Spirits lprpentine Gold and Silver Bronze
Puily, In bladders bulk and Copper Bronze
tins Chalk
Whiting Paris White
VerdigIis, dry and In oil spanish Brown, dry and b
Chrome Green dry and In oil oil
Chrome Yellow dry and In Venetian Red, dry and 10 oil
oil Japan, Copal, Coach and
Yellow Ochre, dry ana In oil Harness Varuish
Prussian Blue Turkey TIMBER
Venllion, all kinda Terra de Sienna
Rotten Stone Red Chalk
Ivory Black lD'op Lake
Gum Copal sand Paper, assorted
CaplDe Gum Shsllsc
Paint Brushes all sizes Bright Vsrnsh
Sugar OF Lead sash Tools, all sizes
Rose Pink Slack Lead
Dutch Pink Tar ard Resin
And great variety OF other articles In the line 30
which your attention il invited
OILS
Winter and Fall Sperm beached and natural
Whale and Refined Whale.
Sea Elephant Linssed Neats'oot Olive and Lard Oh
Sperm Candles. Alcohol and Camphene.
For sale by J. C. MORRISON,
1893 Greenwchst (betweeu vesey and Fulton ss the
North River side Of the CiIy,) Importer and Dealer In
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Dye Stufs, Grocers Al.
ncles, Perfumery. &c. NC myi36n
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BRUSH ndAuUPAoToaY.

Es<7 PEARL-sT. FRANkLINsQUARE-fhe ub-
W senb-r respectfully nforms bis eustomers and 10
public hist he has band for The Spring usde fke -
sofpent Of pant brushes sash looa vanish brashsA
wh-~ ssh do, window d., dastrg do. he Aso, 40 ca
tnsve sssornent OF fancy brushes Of superior wofsmeD
ship hch ne 10 selling Tho lowest prices The npdes.
sgred has received from The American Insufues . av6
r-cs ,or the best brushes exhibited e ,tei, isis fse
e. aas JOHN y hVfgEh
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MEDICAL OFFICE, 1856 sowERY, FOR The
TREATMENT OF CHHQEIQ nYaE SEA

DR UPHAh confines hirnseif to a okcs prscucs, ssd
Cmsy DO consulted In relation TO any disease from
O'clock 10 the morning Ill o'clock P.M Tho docsofe
remedies for dyspepsA liver complaints scrofals and rbss
nansm are unnysed and warranted TO euro 10 ~ cssss.
FOB THE PILES
DR. UrHAM's Eecusry, tsn internal remedy IL ess-
IAN esrs Tor he p:s IN sv-ry form Sold BY tie propn
Stats az ina
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The Feudai Tenur--se.-,os of Parliament.

MONTREAL Friday, May TO- $50
In ny astletter furnished short sketch Of some
Of the oljections urged by the residents Of the
seisniories; these residents Or "censitsires," as
they are legally styled, uDqOssa9neby have justice
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pass, kOr III, sno al Aipas VI s.p-f n.,aa.- -
xlrers nsertAA h0ngb. and sold on Hl.-r.l -,,,s =,
~ sAVky pkskickkQh. ~ "a is sVvIsE 7"
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THE AMERICAN CEMENT ROOFING.

"ANVTAcfUEkEs, 4 BEdAN co. NEw.fohk.
LII ORDERS and communications either verbal or ~
letter. addressed to the goscboss once Of J.
Rowe, Broadway, or 81 instr residence, 10 Twenty.
ctghibst. seventh house OF Fourthay add Isl Esf
Thrteth-st between Lexington and Third avs Win ~
ceive Immediate attention References and samples
be had on application TO tho subscribers as In
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

- CANAL AND IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5doors west Of Broadway
HARDWARE, HOLLOW.WARE, CUTLERY Bh
AlAnna-w ware Plain and Jspanned Tin-ware, Wood
ware. Baskels, Brushes Broora Mas, Tuba PaiIa OF
and Gas Lamps, &c &c az lmj SIMPSON co.
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OAkun-of~ esis. no. 81 90 Mel ro,- =,
~ uan1facEurers prices. BY " 'e'o -
VI sArs7 nERKIcksna 10 s,-,
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NoIi1E.-ph JOHNG SWEET, sous setter. br,,h-
81 70 Ine ar t" eienan Sweet oeceas- Ia m ~ -,tr
sno ia remsn 10Y short tine TO sI-ud 10 Gals ~ si,
p'ossson o,oe's zen a. the drug store OF Dr. Mo-
Ho'ei - fowe'y will meet with prompt Irsrtsou
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DAlNTING-ln imitation OF WOOD and Marble J.
Il SPENCER 4 SONS, il3 Walkes-st sui coatinue to
execute orders In their the OF business Hail Walls Man
ues Doors Libraries Store Psror and Churches din CITY
anc country painted To ifn.se the VARIOUS woods and mar
olrs Orders promptly attended To- nys ims
GRIFFIN 81 CO.'S Patent Fuel saving Apps-
D'raies-IheS continue 10 adapt their principle TO Ibe
sssscuon OF the great Dumner of those who have them In
us The erru Of thls invention have been 90 well tested
eo paoshed 10 me world, II IL not necessary say any
hLng more, 6ut call and st 1872 Broadway, ~ Y
uys I'm
H'Oh cALE.-N0 bushels French Pozl1zs, ham,
psrs ,ast arrived per packet ship 0slhs-
myl4 CARPENDEa X CHRYsTIE. 60 wai-st-
EOR SALE CHEAP-The stocz Of Fancy Store
u low cong good business. Address w, box .0sO
PostOfhre myi56-
E'Ok sALE-Uac s-coDd hand 4isns Power fress
L u GOOD order, age Of rlaien Ax57 inc1es
az Il r. hoe CO - and 81 9oh-st
COuNTkRPANEs.-s. e--ss sop-rof Amsfesn
g.is e. skg = SLsx' zs CO. y DdH svsSt %
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t-g Among the passengers in the Canada, from
Boston Tor Liverpool on w Wednesday, were Prof
Hitchcock and wife, Of Amherst College; Elihu
Burritt of Worcester
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"a AIR. Francis Parkman, Jr. only son Of the
lsie DIR. Parkmsn, Of Boston, married on Monday
ss, al Kings Chapel" 10 daughter Of DR.. jacob Bige-
low, OF The same city.
This is another Of the Erpress's blunders Mr.
Francis Parkman, Jr is not the "only sou of the
late DR.. g. ParkmsD," but Of Rev. DR.. Francis
Parkman. He is weIknown to the literary world
as the author of The California and Oregon TRAIL
very picturesque and spirited book of Rocky
Mountain life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-17

NOILtE.-Ine oreien SAX Company arc now ore.
NpsIed to furnish the very beat quality Of Forein s,i
souno 1press ior oairy and family use and pai 10
every sye suitable for the trade Al orders semi by mai or
VsheT~ise promptly hlied. Their works Ar. 4, 49,,
foot Of Delsncy-st Sew-York ~. =. $500 ~.
- Il: BALL ~ co.'s PATENT WAX caNnGrs
'-These csodes the first pr,.rni.r :, ~. =.
'ns AnsrsAn Insutne IN his city They are 10
pen oi sperm sna are afforded iess prics Thsy
NC p-culhfy soHp,rd 10 family uss sod viii s,.,t -.
Ses' eitn1ss for sal. IN lots u suit purchaser. nv
hESRf BUTLER Agent for TOE Msuufse,99y.,,
% Wzl-st
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pOARD-A large and pleasant front and little room sd
10 Joining, with board, be obtained by applying
IS Spring 81 doors from Broadway. The beat OF refer
ences given. myl5 Tvs
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BOARDING.

DOARD-1n the newly. furnished house, % St Marxs-
ID place. Excellent Accommodations for families without
small children. Private II required. Bath 10 the
house The second DO would suit family or seven
myi6 So
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DOOMs WITH BOARD, al So Murayst-0ns
Iaarge pleasant front with bedroom and pantry a.
tsched suitable for gentleman and his WIFE, also, two
single The house bss a bathing room with bot
cold and shower bahs. myl3lw
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Cosr or RIors IN PHILADELPHIA-The Philq.
,deiptia Inquuer says From official sources, we
learn Ie that the following sums have been paid by
the County of Philadelphia for riots vay OF military
ana cVi posse since the year 1872 up to 1919. in
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l. 10 let, with board, TO gentleman and wife, or .
few single gentlemen with foil partial board In small
resTeciable family The houso peasaoy located
40 Wsvery-place. with warm and cold baths; IL 10 also
the Washington Parade Ground and very convenient
TO the stages Persons wishing pleasant summer resi-
dence tould not fail TO CALI moderate AMI reference
exchanged. myl5 81
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SODA WATER APPARArr.n

Ma "ATbh APPARATUS Of .vrrx d.s.r,,-
- uon, ether for ne Manufacture drav1,s ~
T T9Sr s'er Manufactured and sold BY John NAT
h,ha1,. &C. IL, fhsav sod Twenty-s xIhsL n Y
lor ne manufacture ana pans 40 of Inc ss,.I
slus NE manufacture VI the syTups &c nreo,nn, -
on application n above wv,s ~ n y. 's 10
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DOOMS 40 LET.-Vory pleasant airy, and neatly
IL furnished rooms. without erd, may be- had by imme
date application al So Frankns, few doors west Of
Brosdwsy myl4 Inn
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DOOMS TO LET.-Two or three single gentemea
lacan be accommodated win pleasant and eloseh
attached, In the vicinity Of Greece Church. with breAkfAa
and in private family Bath room In the house A&
dress y. U. Il at the Office II this paper. myl3 fws
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EENTLENhN and their wives, and single geoIlemea
~ can be accommodated with good board, al Is East
Broadway, near Market-st. myl0lw'
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uufirnished, with ddonal and kitchen desired
be had In private family With without board. Lo-
cation very peassD0n he west side OF the town. about
midway between The City Hall aud the suburbs Also, .
few single gentlemen be accommodated with board
Address SIS. 3. 3. this Office. myl6 1w'
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- OUifs TO LET 10 gentlemen, with breakfast md
tea the st OF May AZ lO7 Pncest OF Greeu
One large and pantry gentleman and his VITA
INQUIRE nj 1874 Fourlh-st all linz
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vh'th Iheg tue'r and that VIII OTTER, d.s ,n..th.
hfde We olo theu pesfeye IN he Ch-ft,,n ,votx n
ovsiitro~ing avery, the ascy and 10. carre,t io
bh-e1', u con moo L, sr.msfix- A. o-rro-a saIsr,
nose who promote he escape ofAmercan slaves;
Rssorsd therefore, That Ia oar yuSgus,t raL os,ro
,eshi LOW hn'lsndng II I. denoarcsi by spurious
humanity aSS apuf Gus religion vii yet b. ackno~edg
20 20 .e o. eho a. h1nofane se-v Aoy o.hsr 70
"nleh w. nu, y, ably And true religion call us
WhreaL We Nlsiianee COMMUNE In n. CITY Of New.
Yorh doing much promots mia and Of nsgro-.ts..
ing:
to ne d support Of the members OF The Lbsr
WA<reaA American Slavery would qulekly case. vers
here no MAKES Tor ia produe and wasreGs a. who lr.
n,tes The motive to sD does hereby MAKE Ihe ga b.
own
Rssosfd therefore, that the Consumers OF the product. Of
American slavery are smoug those VINO srs r
the eonuousn A1d Tor The ain Of American Slavery
WhcsI, he power OF The Liberty Party sgaln Slavery
would be imnessursby increased By the shuence ofs
members from slave produces = VIZ ~
Rssored Therefore that 90 Rge.t WHISTLER II IL not the
duty OF lnem az 70 purify and seng hsn their so1s aod
comm nss anu slavery integrity by adopting the self
RSsorsd Thaii The American COLONIZATION Society must
lake 10 Liberia any portion Of free colOfei people
should greatly prefer that Il be that portion OF lhs guilty
OF the IRE scnrry and bsseness Of belonging prosave
ecclesiastical and pro slavery political parties
Rssolred, That tho hatred with which William II Seward
pursGsd OF bic declaration thsI thre
suihory higher than that q human law furnishes another
painful evic Of the political atheism Of large share Of
ihe American people.
R.olred Thai invite the friends Of righteous civil
government meet 10 NaOus Convention Ia the Guy OF
Uswego on be first Wednesday Of October (2d) nr
the purpose Of boinABg candidates for the Presidency
and VlCe-F Csside8cy OF the Unlted States.
Yours, &c L. A. HiNE.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

N Y. CITY INDUSTRIAL CoNGREss.-"e uu''
that no Delegate will forget the change OF locality
of the next meeting this evening, from the Opera.
tive Bakers Hall to the Supreme Co1rt Room OF
the New City Hall, about the center Of the build
iDg-entrance fronting the City Hail. which has
been granted 70 the Delegates from the Benevolent
and Protective Trade Associations OF New York by
the City Authorities The Constitution will be
fray disposed Of, and the Congress enter upon the
important business for which it has been called
Labor Reform.
MEETINGS To NIGHT.-N. Y. City Industrial Con-
gress, in the Supreme Court Room of the New City
Hall Park Operative Stone Masons Chartered
Benevolent Society, at Montgomery Hall, 10
Princest; Journeymen Umbrella Frame Makers,
at Military Hall, Boweyi Cigar Makers, at Tuo-
mey's Fourteenth Ward Democratic Headqaar-
tiers, corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sts.i Journey
men Plumbers, at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Hotel,
corner Of Grand and Elizabeth SITS; Manufacturing
Jewellers, at Rleys Filth Ward Hotel, corner o.
West Broadway and Franklin SITS; German Tai.
lors, at Schaefers, Seventh av. between Sixteenth
ard Seventeenth SITS. the members OF the late
Butchers Melting Association, at the Hide House
corner Of Fintav. and Fiithst
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FROM THE ISTHMUS AND CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.

The U. s. Mail Steamship Georgia, Lieutenant
PORTER. q. 8. ~ commanding arrived at this port
early yesterday morning, bringing the mails from
California to June lst under charge Of Mr.. w. A.
BAILEY, U. g. Mali Agent.
We are indebted 70 the gentlemanly Parser Of
the Georgia, to Mr. Bayley, and TO the Express
Lines of Adams & Co and Gregory & Co Er the
prompt delivery Of The Tri6raes papers and dis
patches.
The Georgia sailed from chagres on the 2s.h ult.
and from Havana on the 4th inst At the latter
place she left the steamship Falcon, which arrived
from New-Oresns on the Sd. The U. s. ships
COngrsp and GemGItOrH were lying In the
bRbor.
Among the passengers who arrived 10 the
Georgia are Hon. z. g.. SoUIER, U. 8. Charge 70
Central America, and w. WALLACE LELAND,
ESQ., Of San Francisco, late co-Propriesor Of the
Pacific Nsrs.
The Oregon was to sail on the Let Of July, and
was the only steamer 10 port. There were 1900
passengers on the Isihmus, waiting TO go 90.
The Oregon passed, on her way down, the FOL
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TheU. =. ConsuI at Havana.

We learn by several passengers who arrived
Yesterday in the Georgia, that the position of Gen
Campbell, the u s. Consul a. Havana, is one OF
COL siderable peril at present. Gangs OF men, 70
the number OF 40 and So nightly surround his house.
and would have stormed il ere this, had they not
been inundated by the preparations for its de-
tense. Several of Gen. Csmpbelrs friends remain
With him, and the house is wellsuPPlied with arms
In addition to this, company Of twenty-five Anne
ricars, who are working IN machine shop near al
nard. have secretly armed themselves with re-
volyers and are in readiness TO leap to bis rescue
s,sn instauts warning. His bearing was Uniform
" brave and determined, and the Americans in the
CITY had little iear but that he would be able to
maintain bis position, and the honor Of his country.
Our Havana correspondent confirms this account
the following letter, which was written preyi-
ous to the Georgia's arrival;
Havana Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Havana, Friday, June q, 1850.
Now, Greeley 4 MeEsans
Although have sent you by the schr. Orb, for
Baltimore, this uorning. a brief Summary, | an
compelled by the developments Of q few hours 70
address sou this evening by the Childe Irold, 70
leave in the morning for your city.
An Attcupt W VI bID hui~aE
can Consul, IL is whispered, vii be made tonight
or To- nOroT night by portion Of the Catalan vol
nnteers The information seems 10 be well de-
rived, and comes through responsible and respect
able channels, yet names cannot be gwen without
compromising friendly parties The condition OF
the Corsurs family at this moment oroids the
thought Of moving them. or perhaps be night com
nIv with the request Of Capt Lownds and place
hem on board the Germ antoEn for safety
The Consul has no. felt inclined 70 retire from
his position, although he ha. been urged 70 DO 80
eor he reason that be wOud be condemned oy
those personslly hostile to aim ss having deserted
his post and, II would be alleged, ic1tAeut edns>
Eogeyer, the confinement Of MS daughter, Mrs
sloo and indisposition Of other members OF the
f.mily. preclude The necessity OF other rgunsnt-
~ rn1st stay. TIE Germantown IS is sight oa:-
ace. ard II the boass is invested we sh.H do as
eel az we can, and we hope 70 keep clean the
banner that will Goat over rs anti communication
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can be made with her, or until troops Of TIE O ".
ernueut reach the ground. | think the nerve FOR
TIE deed VIII be found wanting, bat may be mis-
taken.
There will be three or four friends with the Con
sui until these excItements are passed bat not very
well provided with defensive materials.
JusE % The night has passed without the
purposed demonstration against the Consol
To-day being the feast day Of st. Peter and ST.
Paul, the (" vesperos Sicilianos' may b deferred
for to night as gathering can be better covered
from observations under the usual festivities OF the
occasion. The trial Of Mr.. johnson has not yet
closed, but we have 10 new arrests among stran.
gers since those reported in my last
Your obedient servant quo
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The increasing mortality among children is the
worst, and permanently the worst, feature in our
reports We have this week siEty per cent of all
Tie eeaihs under ten years Of age; .6ayeigM per
cent under nee .tJiy per cent under tpo; thirty.
P's per cent under one yeari OF course this be-
son Of destruction among infants swells the native
nortsiity-nesrly 20 per cent OF the whole being
native born. The heath Of the Public In.titutioo.
remains remGksb, good there are sbou, 400
emigranss on Wards Island. and only one ds,,b
refOrted for the week. There is some sickna.s
uefe' Sas nothing Of q virulent type The weather
h' the past week has been very warm, and this in
connection With the advent of the 4th of July. i.
''ineien' to account FOR 4 much larger increase Of
n0f'shty than We have recorded. The tempera.
tGre has been
sA 'sSs g IyI.t "a "a, 4h, Sh, 9th. Average
hs...::S . 4 s 3 4 s ss...j5s !,
70, ne sane period in 1879:
sA;,":S & IS 6 s g g S..-.s
Or, 1"aoe'PhiA' last week. the death. wa,s
-o' soSl''' III children, 1891 u,dsr 49,. 49,
i~'' VI Cholera lnfsDsun. IS. The 1900. o.e ye1
temperature was s6s. average noon
~ THr FREE School LAW WIFI,
@ga' presents mach attention ,1,r-.. A'''Ac'-
S'ale was broaght ap for discus.,ou =. eS01' tue
evening", before the Teachers As.oc;,,,S-Ay
many OF the country teachers will be Dra..... A'
o'y s' the Annual Convention in Auru,, -.
manner In which the law works in the n., e
'eo"Os vii be fuly explained The A..oc;.,;~~
oH 70 Itself as well as to the comman,tv :, .
Dse, 10 set this matter before the psopIs IN,
Se subject IN November. 'P'A
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The following n the Treaty concluded BY Gen.
Green, Of the California Militia, with the Indian
Chiefs Vienna, Backler and Poousl, of the sscrs.
mento Country:
ARTICLE l. Henceorth and forever the Amsd-
can citizens and the several tribes aforementioned
shah live IN peace and friendship.
Art 2. Should any Indian belonging to either Of
the before mentioned tribes commit any narder,