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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

AIDES SILK HOsIERY.-We have just received the
following variety, which invite the attention Of the
ladies', I
dozen plain English Hose, superior qualities
s do plain gnuxe silk Hose aas ts
do whte with tops
10 do embroidered open worked white silk Hose
II do misses white silk Hose, embracing all sizes, from 5A 70
eK inches
With complete and thread Hosiery for
children, which will offer the accommodating
clAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = CO.
Ap 27--lw
NEW black and second mourning g0Ods.-The under
signed would respectfully invite the attention Of ladies In want
second goods assortment
complete this than usual. We the
foowng
is pieces best plain black silks, assorted prices
black bobans, grades and prices including
all the numbers imported, (Lupin's make)
10 do plain black m0usseinc de lanes
do 81 black Fannicssc
20 do black alpacas, from IS cents 10 81 8Nt
is do plain black bereges extra hne In the variety
10 do satin striped and plaid bereges do t a
In second mourning we have
10 pieces neat checked plaid silks
do small figured brocads gray silks -t1fe fss8
do plain silver do do ,
10 half Tissues and abomes, designs, hand
some goods.
Also, chntzes plaid ginghams, plain gnghams linen uses,
CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, co.
APP 30--lwd
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&N SSIz sSfz1l1 saSsR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAH4ROAD.
Hours Of Departure orths Passenger Trains.
From Washington 8 a. m. and At daily, and a.
FROM Ss i ssno ss q M and p daily M daily
s'Eg: s ss s@sl; PARSONS. AGENT
"a FOR SALE, valuable Buiiding Lot. with .
small frame house thereon situated b,
corner Of second street west near iss s,.esd depot Mns
which van 's LIBERAL and ohsr S scs ,PfH's q
ono. 1, street. few door. from Penasyis.ni. avenue.
ornok OF wAsmseros BsAxcH RAnRoAD coxrAxs.
OTICEFor accommodation Of desiIoas living in
~ o sss~sn w.sSaoa and and
4 =: "a iss: N. Cor az months s four
four months. so hrss months s Sa,; q, :, o,. a. .v
monihs, sss; three months ca
THos. u. PARSONS, Agent
BALrnoss Axp ONO RAILHoAp.
NoT1cE and me. s1s sas e. ss s
land for Baltimore the same hour \, y. os, 9''ss M daily
r ' Il. PARSONS, Agent.
Apss-awd
IoHN M McCAI..A late second Auditor Of the Treas
o hts services IN ,s q s% 2. on s
military militia sssouss and sssaey business gsnsr.,'y.
adj
6ce d a the Of ssh and Louisiana avenue
wAsmseros err, Aprias-
con sALE-Lo, No on square asa fronting 80 Sort
ss s ssy - feet sy sss ny sss
being within two squares q Centre M.ss and nesr % %
accommodating Apply 70 cu.p, ma mn srr pNc.
msya-u MOL Todds Building.
CDUcATIoS-Rsv ID. McCARTER~ Boardinx school
Il Boys Young Men, suaseurs Lancaster county Penney
eroas.. rrssrsses &c. address New D. McCARTER principal
and proprietor. Mar @-u
p0R oensisnssn-we just received nw pieces hne
f ss ss s n ' ma Sssp vs.nr n Sss An Which
We ss prepared o up ye Iss and
90 Ssas, Win every siisis usually WON 4 hs
shirts, &c. One phes only. xs,,,,, o.vx
Three doors ives, Of Browns Hossl, Penn avenue.
D EsIDEscE wANTED.-wsn,ed rem. eom%odoss
II thAn hours ride Of the Treasury Depart
', zsdrs.. Room 10 General Land once.
j. Conrr. shsr o. me derarmsns, such
land s q pay ssT. T boz O. 'y
me past yes business be asner himself M. he s
Room Ny Union Basd@s:, Wellington city, c. receive
immediate sne"non.
MEN cOOpsA ysry FUN stock Of The ceebrased makes o.
Irish linens Of which are potup expressly for family use
Also diapers, ,oweisss Of various kinds,
ss,s nspkns linen shestns. rood md warranted all linen
good. a. importing house I. New J, ys.
Hp aS~eoiw Pa AZ, between "a sod ss'' =.
BURGOrNE Il CO.,
BANKERS,
SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Rxvrrrxcrsn wAsaseros onr.-Hon. Tho.. Butler King
Hon. WIN. N. Gwin Hon. >. G. Fremont
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LOR 8ALE-seveneen bounty land scrips for ,3k
cevsbe Of the Y. 3 land cces In Ohio, Indiana sn'
"f'' CHARLES DE sELDNc,
May 2-u No. Toddi Buiidinr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

COMMON HALL OF the town or Petersburg virginia,
May 1850 The following resolution was This day adopted BY
the Hall;
aRsoIssd That mayor Of the fox proposals
100000 corporation Of Petebux endorsed
Virginia. $50 600 payable in 1870 and 80
payable half yearly February and An
proposals will be received for Of not les man $780,
chamberlain Of the until te l4t day Nay
al 10 O'clock m they will be opened and the highest
bidder win Be entitled thereto The payments foe me same wn g
July and bidders viii
al which Of these periods they pay fhe corporation
o themselves right reject any offer made
hereby proposals. for the bonds Of the
chamberlain OF te according %
the above resolution ai the 18th day Of May 1850 az y oeock
m. CHA5 COhLlne,
May adj 4fhMsynext Mayor
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~ Assistant Tsesher Wantsd 1mnssafats1y.
THE Principal Of wauenton M % Mse Academy wishes %
employ forthwith tescher who ~ qualified 10 teach
various Ensish branches and the
be unmarried Of sobcr habits and good moral character
70 tho Principal.
Feb lp--dd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

NEW GOODs.-r. PuLvERMACHER, from Baltimore, few
the National Hotel, Pennsyvsnia avenue, has M
New York suctions choice lot Of maxnni
sik, dresses, Fouiard silks, Beescs, and berese De-
of the latest style. In the .t
department win BE- found real vaiencan sces and inserting Eng
BLACK m saxony lnccs for trimming
nounces collars cum cape habits, inside handkerchief
embroidered plain pockst in endless vaeu
lot Of French wosted collars ~ cenhs
piece ngcaps white and hight hid gloves ~
pair great variety Of straw bonse paasol and Gun
shades.
The goods cold from % psr cheaper Than
any this city, Please call and examine the goods
4 law I--lwd
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SIN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Rxvrrrxors ~ wAsnfxarox ofrr-Hon. Tho. Butler King
Hon. WIN. M. Gwin Hon. ,. G. Fremont .#
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

BALrixoRk. Msy IS-6. p. m.
The Gpbsrnatossa Conusnfions Prospects Of Candi-
datss--Arripsi Of Emigyaats --Rsfovm Hoss.- Ixs
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&W ss1H 1fz1l1| ssR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of Departure ofths Passenger Trains
From Washington a. m and At p. IN daily, and a.
From Baltimore p daily, and daily
cent Sunday. \. tsas
Feb3-dly !. n PARSoNS, Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

John M McCAIIA, Iste second Auditor Of the Treas
ury, OF claims on ue govern
meni before Congress, The Department. In The settlement o.
military accounts, and agency business generally. -
Letters business should be postpaid His OF
hce 4 at the corner Of ON and Louisiana avenue
WAsmxorox CfTr, April 2s-u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

ST. LOUIS, May 1l.No further cases of cholera have
reported for four days. and the excitement relative
Ii snbsding The sessions Of the Methodist
nee continue a. before.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

pA 9ban1-The spsndid sssovsns.t o. sssh, neck,
1e pc1ne Inland lust received per Niagara, viii
- oyn.a 9&y PARkERs rernamey and Fancy 6tore
h@n-& Fem Az, near National Hotel 4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

INEN GOODsA ven Of The celebrated MAKES o.
II Irish linens Of which expressly for family
heavy and good.
Also table Diapers towcse Of various kinds,
very good, ali 81 50 dozen.
Table napkins, sheetine good md warranted All lnen
II New York
very great care confidently recommended % Parchs
For sale low BY g. WIN VERIFY,
Al es--eow Pa av. between tn and Sci 81.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-16

- FOR SALE, . Valuable Building Lot, with .
ia small frame thereon, north b, the
Of Second street west near The railroad depot The
considered valuable building
Iot, il being In the business part Of the city
1911 Il. NJ MoRflT,
Agent for owner,
once u street, sfew doors from Pennsyivania avenue
Mar p3--eodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19
Zinc Arts In Rnatnn.

Stephenson, the scup tor, has just completed, in
Charlestown bis statue of the Dying Indian
Chief The 7rare2tr describes the work: The
figure, Of the size of life, represents noble speci-
men of the North American Indian, who has re-
ccycd adeath wound in his side and has fallen
upon bis right knee, with his left leg projected
forward and resting the foot. The head is
bowed, and the agOnies OF death are eXpressiyely
stamped upon the countenRnce. The right arm
has fallen almost powerless, the hand resting upon
the ground, and Just relaxing its grasp of the ar
row which it has withdrawn from the deadly
wound while the remaining strength OF the right
arm IS employed IN preventing the reluctant fall
OF the proud but stricken Chief The form and
features are perfectly characteristic, and the whole
presents fine idea of the north American Indian.
Anatomlcally speaking, the figure Is formed with
extraordinary accuracy and artistic skill. The
muscles, the veins, the natural action of every
limb and oil every part OF the body, in the posi-
tons INTO which they are thrown by the effect Of
the fatal wound are marked with great perfection
The statue has been workedfrom block Of white
marble from the new quarry lately openedin Yer
mont, which has been pronounced by eminent
judges even superior to the best from Italy, 1t is
to be sent to the London exhibition az & specimen
oil American art.
The Society of Artists and friends of Art incor
porated last Winter under the name ot the New
England AEt-l iion have taken room in Ire
mout Row, Boston, and their collection already
embraces & number Of meritorious works The
Gallery is open 10 the public. Subscribers are
entitled to an Engraving and chance of obtain
ing prize at the annual distribution. The plan
OF the Society is somewhat different from that of
other Art-J Mons; subscribers obtaining Prize
have liberty to select from the Gallery or order
picture from resident American artist, at their
option.
The musical public of Boston evince disposi-
ton to encourage the local Societies The Musi-
cal Education Society have already secured so
large subscription list to their series Of Concerts
as to enable them to bring out HandeTs Oratorios
with the best effect.
The Handel and Haydn Society announce the
Oratorio Of the Creation for Sunday evening, 22d
inst.
NAyA1-Commodore T, H Stringham has re-
celved orders to relieye Com Sloat On the lsh Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

is too iDportan: 20 be surrendered to desposism.
The true organization Of Government is that il
which nc rulers eject hsBlse3res and ere votsd for
Gf.erteards-when every individual selects his
own function, elects himself 10 his own osEce and
is confirmed therein oy the concurrence OF his fell
low men IN his superiority of performance
Such IS ameaser abstract .! the srgament,-
This is certainly somewhat novel rendering Of
Protestantism. NJ Andrews has rendered himself
anew party 10 the controversy which Is now raging
between Bishop hughes and DR. Berg and we
tarn him over 10 the ecclesiastical authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

HoRRIBIE OcCURREECE.-On Tuesday eve
ming last. a German named John S~eltZer, came
To his death under the following circumstances =
He had been drinking for several days previous,
and on Tuesday evening. crossing the 1Yer ne
proceeded to the circular saw mill OF Mr. Wheel'
en- The men employed in the mill observing MS
condition warned him of the danger, and told MN
to take seat, which he did Their attention then
being directed to another part of the establish
meut Sweitzer left bis seat, and going towards
the saw, it is supposed, he fell upon 1t or against
it. for when discovered bat few minutes AFTER
he was saped from the LjI side just 6tlon me
shouldey oJliqueIy across the beilyi He died about
twelve o'clock on Tuesday night. e afe ~,
formed that he came from LaF ayette, INDIANA, "
week or two since where some dnhcnity nau w..
Cured between him and MS VIE ms oN1''N
ton was that OF a tailor
LAND WARRANTS-A SINGULAR CASE AN olo
colder living at Harpers Ferry, "a beng emil
fled to 100 acres of land under tie ne" boQhty
Act obtained from the Pension Once the nsCe',
sary authority for locating his land he seieGIee
il on tract Of unoccuPled Government iaH4 a.
Harner,s Ferry, being more convenient IN MS es'
tin1at;on than travelling over the wilds OF oregon
Minnesota or California The old soldier haS .Cn
snted able legal gentlemen WHO have gwen !. 40
fheir opinon thar he can hold the lana, a. on
Ronntv Act allows the location upon any un oyao.
pied Governmentend The properly tn Go6 su1' 's'S
ed is said TO be worth at least sl30ooV'
SENTENCE or CApr4w foR A J.si;s. C NJ
pyRs OF MS CREw.-In the ?. Dist ~
this morning, Capt Ballard Oh inaP "a raUo eon.
three indictments which t he Rse6ta Of bis s sec
an "f 5 was Joseph n5p beating a.tba aa
~ ror,ad Frederick D Pass ana iof Oess
ing and wounding h9e m length upon his unjust
aa abe on board biz ship He h0 sge sa
..d b ns S tho sailors 5s ' SRo 5
punishment l I III. treatment had their remedy
s sn,ig! suit for for damages Boston Traveller
st ca s4 RnDvcEDrhe Coy, Goysf ts.
I'd esq%s hss By .ess S 5s11sss =
o1'y G nm to y per cent: Cotton Warp SEE
Fl En- Brick Mustard Seed Ultra Marine ahd t tan
Blue Sal Ammonia Pq YIa.o OF p sod o1aes
A cd bleaching Powder, Coohineal C9Pp po;Js
1itriol shenac Fel.s BOrax, Strong FI''' aD's'
including Niter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

between Bishop Hughes and DR. Berg, and we
tarn him over 10 the ecclesiastical authorities.
----
,rs. g., ne ofer' ( onSer''
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'-1s-@1 e'.''55 - ripper ''iil ''' o,0"ue'
~
,l,',' io'N''''.' P7'.'s maize y O''
ps''---'' '''''0 Wa
q ~ very sooe' luz
49, sA''''o.y af'al5'
cd l-'oi - ,e'''s' except
sAe ~ go ms anu 'o3
a''e,i'or % ~ I',
r,.a,a-,.,,,,.,9
20 ..-..... IA. 49,, =. -. r..
a., A--'' -. ~, -.
e'P@h
Uelns one o. we il-,9 'o''a
ara one 90 'As i-e,S t5 80 '''1 '''- sue N1
AVefed II III sooa o'-' '-1- 7''-A- &C. - a.
eoFateiy sung 0i@ '''- zs'''','' "'S '.,''l'7
= Una foee is noS perfectly Uo-e 0'''es' ~ 20"
Gown a tempest oi aPt'3'Se- '' '' 20 ~ N''U'''"
BY adapted totne general ianey' tna' II IS Always
so greeted when so sung ina hecHatoh pre-
ludins F." II Ianf1 fo5P'{' was the haesF piece
OF yoeahsatlon we nave ct heero l''m fsFod'' It's
grave ana measured movement gives her ume 10
use her voice effectively more SO 'nan liz an al
legro ar Tor "'ieh u Is n'' s0l'1icn'iy n0Nio'e
ana feaoy il'' '', '''''' '''''' " I9' SoAss
was 'Ll"ui SH' ei'S' ~ ''9 - Z, ofN'
ana we nan 1t as az aus fi1e u 'e' 'ou'i'sr" sue
cesses'
MISS '.'.'"s s35 '--'1 " - ''i''' MUS
upon N'e o''' "h'e'' 40 go ''''o'e '.'pcO'
10 Tue sl'se', i&'' ~ WV ''''',
SIC merit u 're "o'f l. ','' " '''
A''' oNI' a. 60 Us i'
s'cai """s'S VI '.'0' ~ 20 ~ '0'',
Ing out sau uecei' VI S0u5 o'' "i9"uy
We were wrong IN staring on Monuay 'nS' "e'
voice tends 10 the eoNtrato IL 49, on the contrary
quite apure soprano and she struck one OF TWO IN
usually high notes which. after more practice and
with greater confidence she VIII denver iu'Iy ana
roundiy. we were sorry tns' sue nsa not hcfe
winning soA5 iof Fhe applause winch '9'oti'0
ar excltes, materaiiy assists ne" Oes'"H''
Sl8nora beft"cea sang III spirited s'y'0 ''''
taeca from Il L0mo0fa'' "n'eN"@S "'9o '"'o urea,
She looked very handsomely "''u "''o Gu
WIN great warmth Luz INA
ram VINO gave 'N' ~ 80 '"'" IL
O,..;,t I,,,.or :, ~.
souns o ond tha+ os yan nonstacbn FROM r0p p0
49, ,,l;o, t,'' ~ Aatnr nIaoo y searl" 0g.
w. - 49, ~, -
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DNs ~ 1911 .le - ,,,ha
IMAM N1"''''9 '',''e'' VIC ai,'''
PLayeu III P"0''' w ~ ''o -
CONFESS 0u PN''-'9 ~ us ''ll'"'
s'ye, ne un0eIS'oNus o"'.'e'S Nv" " s0l' 'n'
popular ear anu mas s'oa' ni"''eiy u c'
meht' 10 MS n'niole "u5eFS nc AUS " N0oi' IAN
cy' and WINE we cannot ranN nun among VIC pio'
found and classical FIanls's, ne is 4S payer :"
geare-as tnlsheo auo fascinating as any VIZ ~
eau fliS 'ou1" - 'O'y s'u'' @"r r. I"' IJ'l';'
elic's' @.'n0u5n no' laas'',e , n1 h;a hond.
sasina :, o,ong tho Ioys oro followed nv the ,oost
a~.,,,lina tonos A. ronolor noyo, he ia snne
49, - o,, pion.t or,onr ne Not o,Iy di5 be
tl,ott.,t;o, or ~, o,,1i,.oo. 1,,.;,,, bot,
IasClnatc VIC p'tSN''N w ''-~ 10 N"''-
n;aOac hUt each pDcOre6 and ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

LARGE AND VALUABLE CARGo--The ship San
dusky, Capt. Borand cleared At Savannah on the
bales Upland and 81 do. Sea Island Cottop-total
weight l,472,5lo lbs Totsi r4'pe, s2oQ,62o 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-19

NAyAL.-Commodore n H stringham has re-
oelved orders to relieve Com Sloat, on the let Of
February next, IN the command Of the Norfolk
Station,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

tn. Cssvasss rsas Ssw OsLssSs -Evsrv sdnrt "
s,oss the erevssss the psossn cf usr Lseo-e. On
ths opposite ad- ~ the rvsr dr miles esso- Tiger
- ,roveA uss.snisS n is ssid that the pisssstos
~ bsss sbandossd esd that the inrosd mate ~ M
stss he's ru,nsA several sspsmen vnc~s pisces have
Aees eow pl-tsiy i~unAased Me~svs Csisstss where
spa have apposnseA ~ ths psans~rs -
supssfssspd sacst .hich vt ss ss<e 20 sscv tss
Hreenh.-N q. C<sscsnf, FtA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

Arvsps N TsrAs.-rhe Victoria yadcseafe os the
18th ut ssysThe cholera hes been for rss last ten
days among the reeruits bsosgns to the sts rsuent
OF infantry. They lasdsd about ten days ago 81 o-
disDoa. from New Orleans About sixteen have d,ed
altogether TO vit ship nine ct fndianois,
three on the rosd TO this pses sod three since thsr
In the zane paper Of the 18th nit We read -rb. de-
tschmeDt United states troops tAss -ss quartsr.d
st this place ., the date OF last pubcsioo took
up line 81 arch f,r sen Antonio Wednesday last
Only one death occurred after notice Of lest ve~k
st tue time ofther departure We are happy to state
that the disease By Whatever name 70 nsy have been
esllsd has mot. In sioss case extended among or
been experienced By our citizens.
Ex6overper Wood has been appointed BY t,ov. Bell,
special ssept to Wshineton TO obtain the psy forage
&c for the troops called out By Gov Wood during hts
The Finsse. COMMITTEES Of the Tsraa L.ssslstur. ct
ept Of land tasss vitheut CON eslins the owner - 90
20 the country where the land lies
hin.s By Il N. pssiss.' b.,...s % Xa..,n sss c.rea.
Cbrisu He vss on his vsy 70 Austin, on bu-ns 80
connected -i,h HE dusie. ss late quarter master
letter from austin of the I7th uitiDo. says;-Go-
verpos Bell received letter last svssiae from oessrs
Brcohs informing him that he nsd rscsiv.d iufoTms
ted the recent dspredstisns sbose Cassroviie the
wiehifas They struck the trsa seoye trsderies.
burg leading to-srds Red river Csptsis Steel Of the
"a drseoons IL IN hot pursuit.
wsI.msn, Who ssco@p.assds trsis TO "a fsso les,
sss seeds os Il. cSos.ss srss. sa.s.ss s sss'
place. ssd be 10 eps>svoring TO csiuvsss then .. M
fsrn Nsv Brasnfels He states that some Of IN.
grapes of VI raso ere exeeedinsiy fss rhey ere Of
dash purple eclef. and grow large pissoss ssxs
The vines are Kept quite iov asd essmbs small pl z
twice the sire Of thoes raised here END their as,c
seems 70 be bstvesn that Of the apple asd Qusss rh
p-s- srov .lsc 70 great s,ss ssd srs oi dslssscs
havcs bot tbs apples quite poor bsins but ntti
better thas the cider appies Of the Nothesp States
We hope the experiment OF Mr. waksman 70 euitivst
thee tuits asd piants st New Brsunfsls VIII be q
tspds1 With success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

Mcrustrrs rsos N,cAsseus. We learn thai Mr.
squisr Charge a. s6sres Of the United States 60 Oes
tsmsla, has sest sore very extraordinary nesumsns
from the leland ~ Zapstsps In the sks ~ N,csrsxns
Va the smithscnisn Iss,ituticp Thsy sessist ~ trs
ssatueesoe of which represents tiger sprasna epos
the baek Of sittsg figure. Both sss carved 10 ss7s
bssait They not among the lsrsss, sse ncrs ..s
bovsts these be removed except ~ es~srfs
avtecsa stds s.me are large the oelunps Of tas
Nall cf Rsprsssnsstives Net mt gsA IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

There vsrs ~ sessss IN ssenors eiy during the
ve-k ending the iitb tsst
The steamer NsN~achuss<ss vss uoshs TO leave
stosipstop, for shis city Monday afternoon. In
conseq1~pcs of IN. 100 tide
The barb kichmosA arrived 81 rrcviAsres. n. . on
the 1nk ipstApt the SssA vteh fsisses ~tth tn
600 "a slifcrsia scia duet
TIE besk Ck,snss. wul ssn 10 short time, from
ssvsonsh, O.. vith eoGrass 70 Liessta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15
BroshIyn cisy Intsiisssnce.

WgsnL, Rsrosr DsArHs-Dr Chss y. GOOD
ROB health phyicsn reports the number Of deaths IN
Brooklyn fcr the week ending February 1850 ct Do;
Of which 10 we're Of copssmpti0n aud By the Hsxus
street explosion There males. 10, females 2oi
aduts, ~, aud children 10. Intsrmepts IN vreensood
Cemetery suc other Brookiyp grounds from New York
and stbsr places, A
FisE - On Wednesday n,sht. ct II O'Clock, small
frame buidipg, No. 29s Hudson street was destroyed
BY hrs, csus.d by letting fall campheue lamp "
was occupied . residence aud grocery and itqscr
store by hona. gan and the upper part BY another
family ~ q residesce. Losr. about $500
RslDr Co~tKsr.-Ovsr $50 vas realized for the
pe6t Of Hague street suerprs by the concert OF
msudslsshon Association on "Wednesday evening.
svrssns Courr Before Judge Morse.- wellington
tlspp apd Vim. Kent W James and Elias Hubbard. :
his css~ coptsued yesterday and not conoiudsd
CRY Cousr-- Before Judge Green -ood and Alder
men Hsoshurst aud Taylor rhs People vs. John
Hose snd Patrick NfLausblin This vas case Of as
fsvlt and battery. The jury found Rose not guilty
and Lsushiin guilty but rscommsoded h.m To ths
mercy q the court. The People vs John Haibsrt. T.
The defendant trial for burglary enterng the
premises ofJ AN. W. Duryes snd taking thsrsfrom
rtr spdl la uher fas not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15

The FLOOD ~ THE HUDSON RIVER. Last even.
ing, rather Unexpectedly, the ice IA front of this
city msvtd oil, dong but little Il any damage 10
property along the dock and per On sunday
morning IL started away from Troy. and banked 10
ut Bath; and at one o'clock u made eight move
IN front Of our city Again, at STA O'Clock. started
bot stopped after going a distance VI two or three
hundred yards; but Al eight o'clock 1t moved OF ra-
pidly, making o clean sweep The nver then
commenced rising rapidly. This morning the first
floor ui The stores on the dock and pier were sub
merged In one Of the stores in Canal row, on
the pier, we learn that small quantity OF flour
Is now under water: there Is also, Ia store south
Of Hsmilton s1.et, small quantity OF barley
stored ON the FIRST iloor winch snundated; bat with
the exception Of these, we can learn Of no da-
mage beng done, other than the injury incident 70
buildings and fixtures by our usual yearly floods.
From the rapidiiy with which the river rose soon
after the ice started last night, and rs continued,
and the stiil increasing, hood, IL IL be-
iIeved that the ice has banked up IN the vicinity
Of Cssileton. but we have no definite ttiags
ss 10 this All ~ yet mere CONJECTURE
The water rose rsp,dly IN Troy, yesterday, atter
the ice damned up ~ Bath and flooded the docks,
but no serious damage was done 20 property.
There, as well a. here, sufficient warniag was
gwen I'd The merchants. 20 enable then 70 remove
th-ir msrch-ndisc neycnd the reach of watet -
dieost EsvrfHg ygignsi, ttb. IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-15
Sporting IatsiIigsnce.
Time sss SAY ssT.

stco.p RAos.-A single dash az tbrss miles In vhsh
Col Hamptsns Lhhgo~ cams is contact With Mr..
Greene Nero. The rscs won By the former With
ease. Tine mot sivsp