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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

The DISASTER TO THE BELLE OF THE WEST.
The Cincinnati papers publish a list Of those
saved and missing by the late disaster to the stea
mer Belle of the West None Of the deck passen.
gers had been registered, but they have good rca.
son to believe that between 20 and 100 persisted by
the fire
Lost or Missing and Iajuyed.- Jeremiah Bum
berger, Dsuphin County Pa; John Anders aud
wife, from Marietta, Ohio, lin care OF son;) Fred
erck Bretz, wife and three children, two children,
aged and years, sayed) Lancaster County, Pa;
Mr. Keller, wife saved Pa Mr. Dewey, wife and
three children, Pa; Amos Yordy, Lancaster, Pa;
lady cabin passenger, name not known man. wife
aud six children, name not known, ST. Mays
Landing, Va; three children of Mr. Waggoner, Pa;
two Germans, deck passengers, names not knswn,
took passage at Cincinnati; a family, consisting OF
two men, two women, and four childrtn u, names
not registered, Cincinnati. From the sta.ementin
the LouisUUe Courier, the names OF this family
was possibly Wing, from Portsmouth, Ohio
Burned Sererely-John Bumberger Dauphin Co.
Pa. Levi Yordy, Lancaster Co Pa Hopes are
entertained that both will recover.
Burned Shghly-Miss Yordy, Lancaster Co
Pa. Some three or four others very slightly burn
ed-not reported.
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN ViII
S"ieide-Arresfs for sIurdcr-Na,l.,.
stocks, &c.
Correspondence Of he Tribune.

correspondence OF he Tribune.
PHiLiDELPHIa, Thurst.v n..s
Geo. Seaman, aged 50 years. oomm,,a4
at his residence in Richmond. while NM. .tl'iHe
huence OF liquor. He bad been in The Il sue M
vice. IN the war with Mexico. . 0S'
Two men have been arrested IN .,,,i.,. =,
having killed Peter Meyers. They are 10 b. 90 VI
amned. ~ Uc TX
There hes been more inquiry for CoTroS and no da,.
been essblsd 10 realize slight sdvrce e.i.. %
Upland snd New-Oresns =, iS0lSic a. n ., I'm. n, =
Receipts % FLOUR coutnue small AND rri.sa a,a 80
sales $50 bhs common and fair brands for xnoyf a,
y Dol, inciuding 80 bbis extra yeserdky ID sor i
Use the sats are 20 fair extent within The range Of r -
mer quotations. RYE FLOUR IS hed ~ g. CosS NJ !.
he'll rather higher, bu; Transactions BEEN repo-9
WnEAr continues IN fair request a. ll7dl7c ~ busb M,
have bsen taken The last Of Rvs wa Al Gle ssles
$500 bush yellow Corn ST 60c 1900 bush prime Peursy
va1S oars sold a. f0c y bush. WHISKY l. fair sales
hhds a, .5dc, but principally Al he later RAE aud 2ic
In bbls
sALEs or SrocKs -First Bod,6-i90 Reading RR "a .
$50 do. 2f g. $50 Texas Unregistered Notes ~; 81 81
Civ g. ~ 1905. 1850 do lf6t TX Bk PilIsburg 50
$500 Reading RR g. 7oi; IS schuyl b. 10 do u -
Sen Nav ~; 10 Mech Bk, 28l MAINTAIN Mech Bk, ~;
si.0tO State 6s l02; slc0 Gbsrd b. 10 Penn ins 90
sl0o0 Aegsny City SO, 9ik; 80 North West Mining Co.
burg 50. slo00 s.. 81, ll8t % Bk Of ny 1883 So
Phenx ins Scrip, IS IS Penn RI a. 10 PoBa b. liz
2Nortnern BIZ ny, l6i; y 500 Lshigh Nor. IS, s63 4
Camden ard AnbOy RR, l53
Second hoard 2a Schuylk Bk, u Sc 900 State s. 3i
S95 do 97 81 rs do 81 so Penn no 81 70 Camden uud
Amboy Rd, l39; 50 Gir,rd b. 81 500 Limos Gs a 20
schuy Nav, %; Sooo State 6s lol. 81 SO Lehga o.
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THE MYSTERIES OF THE PEOPLE.
BY EUGENE SUE,

AUTHOR or 1.-THE MYSTERIES or PARIS
AN ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED EDITION Of ms
"A great book which selling with unheard OF rapid Ivy
IN France will be ready in few days lsby oil odds the
greatest OF Sues productions The story s one Of the most
deeply interesting tina. authors brain ever conceived
and abounds passages Of the most startling description
The characters drawn with mstchess sk and pow
even his famous Mysteries Of Paris" appear tame com
pared with thrilling pages Of this wonderful romance.
For sale by Stringer Townsend Dewitt Davenport
w T. Burgess, Crosby. Berford Co and II. Long L
Brothers ind s the other principal bookstores my3 IL
nR, TURNER, CHROME THERMALlsT, has re-
Dmoved TO the Broadway Hotel corner OF Parkplsce
The Chrono-Therma treatment dspen'es with lsne-ts
leeches cupping instruments the Academy of Medicine,
and the abuse OF cslomel. ny3 siseod
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MURDER IN TEXAS BY SLAVES FROM MIRYLAsD.
The Wesleyan Houston, Texas) Banner. Of the
nth ult furnishes the following narrative Of most
revolving murder:
RUTERsvILLE, April lO-Abou. year or more
ago, q. Hayden brought from Mary land four negro
men, belonging to a Mr.. Goodwin, to this country;
and the negroes have repeatedly said that they
were only to stay here SO long as Hayden lived.
MIR. Hayden was opening new farm on the Nayi-
dad, and had rented some land about three miles
from his new place On Thursday, the 4th inst,
being somewhat indisposed he left two Of the ne.
sroes and German and went to his camp
That night two of them, Moses and Bob, went to
his camp. Both knocked him in the head with
maui and then dragged him out to the fire and
tried to burn him up, and succeeded in burning his
legs oil above the knees. Finding this process
slow, Bob took him and put him back in the camp
(which was made Of plank and set fire to it, en-
tirely consuming his body Moses and Bob are in
irons here.
The third boy disclosed the affair on the exam.
nation to day. Bob confessed the crime 10 him.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tariff Experimental valorem Duties-Pubiic
Printfn&-The Omnibus Committee-Texas
and New Mexico - Mr.. Bodisco 80 MIR. Ste
phens's speech-The Polar Expedition.


WAsHrSGToS, Wednesday. May /.
Appended to the Secretary of the Treasury
Report are some valuabls statistical tables the
gist of which ought 20 be thrown into general cir
cuation. We refer at this moment, particularly,
to the illustration Of the operation of the Nd Yale
rem System, 10 which we invite but brief atten-
ton, as We do not intend to weary anybody with
long story. But these are some things 50 strk
ing on the face Of the facts alude TO- that ever
SO hurrying reader cannot fail to be impressed
Herewith.
We ask attention first to the Custom house Val
ues of Madeira Wine, imported under the specific
duty of the Tariff Of 1912 and the same kind OF
wine imported under the nd vaoren duties Of the
Tariff OF 1916
The average cost of all the Madeira wine i'm
ported into this country for four years under the
Tariff Of ls4a Specific duty was one dollar and
fhy.fre cents per gallon. The average cost of the
sarne wine for three years under the Tariff Of 1916
lad vaorem duty ending June le49, was torfy-
seren cents per gallon.
Now one Of three things is true. Either the
country has been drinking most mirerable Ne
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GENERAL NOTICES.

rz- To Operative Balters-Aro,hcg mreuns "'
H. oosnive .k-rs viii he hed IN the Mrcnan'cs ha
,1o Uss,sr, AT o'clock Saturday eveuing, when he
fon.u,ion and Ry-Laws OF The Operative Bakers UNION
viii be ready distribution Those who WISH 70 promote
hsr own interest and the welfare Of others are reqncsef
~ sbox their earne.ness by early cooperation WITH
those already engaged IN eleyang the social condition OF
The Operative Baker BY order OF the Interim comnlre
~" BARTHOLOMEW DERHAM President
rovx prsrrs SECRETARY pro ZEN my5 ~
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Difficulty with the Indians.

81. LOUIS, rIIaAy, AVN -1--ll-
The officers OF the steamer Highland Mary, from
Fort Smelling, state that several companies Of the
US troops at Fort Smelling are preparing to come
down b the Winnebago Country, and again collect
the tribe OF Indians who became dissatisfied with
their new home, returned, and are now scattered
about in the vicinity ofDubuque and Galena. il is
feared there will be much difficulty in collecting
them
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sII.I.rnnANs CHEMISTRY.

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MURDER IL MARLBoROUGH-We understand
that murder was committed in Marlborough yes
terday afternoon Two young men by name OF
Reul Riley and Moses DInham were engaged in a
quarrel, when Riley stabbed Durham with knife,
who died in few minutes. Riley Immediately
He'd. Tie whole neighborhood are engaged in the
.earch Hartford Comm COurant, I'd.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington, "Wednesday, May l, ls5O.-Richard
OGorman, Esq. of No. and J. f. Mcdonald Esq
Of la. We're admitted attorneys and counsellors OF
this Court. No 80. William II. Tsyloe, appel
liant, rs. The Merchants Fire Insurance Company
The argument of this Gauge was continued by
Messrs. Lloyd aud Nelson. for the appellee and
By Mr. Attorney General Johnson, for the appel
liant. Adjourned until To morrow, II An
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. TO LET-A country seat, situated the west
Ef bank Of the Hudson, 100 miles from NewYork Oppo-
site Tivoli" mile south OF Sauguties Ire farm
consists Of lis acres, In high state ofculyaon and
In perfect order The dwelling large twosory double
house, built Of stone and well adapted for genenans
sdence. large garden well stocked with fruits large
barn carriage house. stables Ice house farm house and all
other out buildings The view of the Catsks
and river 10 unsurpassed. To good tenant for
years the rent will be moderate. Apply to JOSEPH H.
PATTEN, SO Wsllst my3 Stood
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10 LET IND FOgl SAiltG

ia PROPERTY AT HENPSTEAD BRANCH, H.
VI. !. FOR SALE OR TO LET-A double two story
house with wnee, situated on lho corner Of FrOntnt
and Firsav with lots OF ground The house or main
building Is p by 80 feet containing 10 rooms with base
and cellar Also, l small house ard Two lots Of
ground Frst-ev ach lot % b. 81 feet building is
by 20 feet, with kitchen attached IL by II Both
the above buildings nearly new and the gardens con-
lain number of fruit trees Also cottage house Sit.
uated Third ST. with lots of ground each by
feet the cottage Ia 30 by SO feet story and attic con-
tanning ard cellar For particulars IS to price &C.
Of the above property, apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECK-
Err, Broad-si. N B.-Siesm power to let my3Iw
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ANUSEME,NTS.

y .s VII re :. '.Tiiis tvrsiEe, n.y 81 81
,,.,,. LOVES 81 CRITICIZE.
Mss,s,S, Elmore Fred.rleh.
To conclude Win he ,.voiiie farce Of
-. YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
Krakwitz ......Thompson Jeuuy..........Mrs sserei
Inest 81 -im.s.!on TO Dresf Cifce ana PtTGu-ge 50
s-o. fely and Third circe. y Ct, oslery ~ cs'r
'hEATER-AsTUR-PLAC OPERA HOUSE.
THIS EVENING, NAV s. viii be perfsrmed ''''
Sir William Fo,,,ou LOVE CHASE. ,u,.n
ss %S1 S' Pss9
TO conclude with sheridsn's comedy OF
o., ,,. THE RIVALS
sr Aht1oDy Absolute. Bass
Lydia Lsnsuish. Il NJ Duret
IncesIBoxes and Parqge, 50 cis paheG.er IS ca
nes-'ve1 s.as IN Balcony, NC. 70 eta Cox cAcs open
from 10 A tofP.M
UkTON's TuEATER.-DGcfr uorc - = -
nsunlnisnso - -ThiS EVENING May ,, -i 10
performed The excellent farce Of
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
ss!.! Tom Brown. Holman M5. ssscsls: NJ: aasdc'
Aler which, the IOeth night OF tbs
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
nhN' .nfTsns Clarke Franz Vincent Mr. Tevere
Caoi Mcguire. Brou CHAM Amlnsdsh sieek ar Burton
Lady Crearley Mrs Hughes Delaine. Miss Chapman
tness-boxef pIess Circle aud Parys.a, 5Q ca,
.Ic.e OF second Tier . eta Private BoIss s. and IS
NIBLO,s.-LAST MONT But ONE OF THE
.CELEBRATED HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA COM
fAcf-Under the direction OF Sig. = BADiALl-Resp-
pearnce OF Sgnora BOSIO, Sig. LORENZO SAIVI ard
Signor I MARiNI-FRlDAY EVENING, May 5, viii
b- performed Donizeti. Grand OoerR Of
LUCREZIA BOROIA.
Don Alfonso Ferrara SgnOr MLrni
Lncreza Borgia .SignOra A. BIOS o
Gsnnaro sgnOr Sayi
Orsno. gnOriua L. Nlrtti
Gubetta Signor Coleiti
Rnstighello gnor Badisli
Liver otto - gnOr T. Bsrra ili
Veiolozzo SigGor L Marine III
Peruzz signOr V Lucsteli
Gazella .SgnOf Z Candi
The Princess NegrOni. y
Chorus composed OF thirty persons
Between the acts.
LAS POLERAS DE TRiPOL
by Sig Pes,toh AMI Sig. Marietta Cote.
Maestro and Director Of the Opers.-igr a. sou,slnl
Lrader OF The Orchestra .SgT H. Ards
Admission 10 all parts Of The house One Dollar
Books Of The Opera. be had al he Ticket Office,
where places can be secured from O'Clock A. ". unIl
P NJ. Doors open 81 O'Clock; 10 commence al 8.
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xucNEW.YORK & ERIE RAIL
kf3 8lEROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS On

AID tltef MOndAv- May ., ISjJ, The rains
will leave a follsws, by steamboat THOMAS POWELL
from the foot Of Duare-st daily. Sundays eeptedl
Breakfast and supper board the boat
WAY AND MAIL TRAIS-At 81 A NJ stopping a. all the
saions-sriving al Corning ard Jefferson about lei NJ.
and at Buffalo next morning
MIGHT TRAIs-At NJ stopping AZ sll he stations ard
arriving az Geneva In time connect with the Express
train from Albany, and arrive al BDso al next day.
Ak ExPsEss TRAis-Wil commence running IL few
DAYS, OF which due notice Will be given.
FREIGHT TRA1S-Leave NewYork from foot Of Duane
81 daily, (sundays exceptedl Freight for Gsneva
Rochester and Buffalo forwarded by Express freight irtn
New-fork May q 1850.
my3 CHARLES MINOT, Snperintendent
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re- y. Y. TypoRra

" n. y. typographical Society.-REMovAL-
Ihe meetings OF The Society Will hereafter be held in the
new rooms designed for the Printers Public Dom
ana Library, 500 broadway, over Jolie's musc.store
MsmOeIs are desired 10 be puncua In their
cram In the course Of the present month
my5H' r. H. JOHNSTON, Secretary
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~ Hon. JOSEPH CASEY, member OF Congress
from the XIllth District Of Pennsylvania, declines
being candidate for reelection.
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" The Members of the Dry Goods Clerks Mutual
beneht and Protective Association hereby notified that
!ne next regular meeting will be held on Friday evening"
MAY at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons 81 Cros.
oysl Every member Is solicited 10 attend business OF
Importance will be presented 10 their consideration By
Greer OF The President JAS w. FEDDEN
m!oN Recording Secretary
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~ Notice-To THE UNITED SOCIETY o. 10 meet.
MEN CoRDwAINERs (orthe meas branch 49, 81 Al
ing will be held on Monday May o Al y 80 Fizsbeb
Keens Foureeph Ward Hotel on The eo f1s ~ the ESQ
and Grand form 10 procession [ 4. 1,eoue.tsd TO
luton of Monday. April o. Every = PRECEDENT
attend By order, ADAh myl BIS.
InS RIM SscreiArY pro lenl.
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" DR.. Reese has removed his Office srd dwelling
10 no Broadway, Two doors above Nnthst where ne NAV
MS 3i,eod*
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annually hurried 70 premature by which they scarcely
SUCH who would have been preserved tor lives Of useful
and honor the easonab pera of Ike thu there
that does no; face waning shall
the warning be heardi'
From The Evening Post.
"Dr Dixon pupil OF Dr. Mott the Of great number
Of valuable Instruments and practitioner Of eighteen years
standing his books written With geat deacy and with
apparent desire truth with thu utmost and
earnestne-s."
From the NewYoik Journsl Of Medicine and Collateral
Sciences
clear style and calculated
good The accurately drawn and
remedial udou The practitioner vii find abound
valuable hints and the general reader will
useful cautions and premoniory ~arnngs.'
From the Boston Medical aud Surgical Journal
Dr. Dixon has much and well branches OF Sur
book shows thorough acquaintance modern practice
Structures GonohGa Ysrcoc- Hydroce and fiul paric-
usy well treated o. His ingenuity under trying sual oreun
stances. stamp with than ordinary interest"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

- TO LET-To small family without children the
upper part OF large two story ana attic brick house
west Of Abingdon square consis ing of two large par
lors with marble maniles two bedrooms pantres large
basement and under cellar with large yard grape vines
ornamental trees arbor &c 70 the very low Of e75
This 10 Of the beautiful retired and healthy oca
tons the part OF this city addressed TO H.
c. and ef at the Tribune Office, will be punciualy attend
I'd to- ~ B. A lease for number OF years may be
cured my3 lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
JonS HUNTER, Secretary pro TEN

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