New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

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country. as well as those who 10 not Immediately
hasten ~ render aid. c0Operaton and instant ODE
depce 10 the legitimate Authorities, shall ais) be
condemned to the same penalty OF death as aiore'
said.
ART VII The Commanders General of Depart
ments Lieutenant Governors IN their Districts,
Commanders Of troops IN operation, as well as those
IN garrison or forts, charged with the most ex-
sct and punctual obedience 70 this edict. All pub
lie officers OF every kind or class are charged to
COOPERATE to the public service, and carelessness or
conivence will be visited with the forfeit Of their
lives. IHE COUNT or ALCof'
HAVANA, May 10, 1850.
SINGULAR TRANcE-At the village OF Earring
don. England situated about nine miles from Bris-
to on the road TO W ellis, young woman named
Ann Cromer, the daughter OF a master mason, now
lies in complete state Of cataepsy in which extra
ordinary trance-like CONDITION, should she survive
nh next November, she will have been for no less
than 10 years Dur NJ the whole Of this extended
period she has not partaken Of any solid food, and
The vita principle has only been sustained by the
mechanical administration of fluids, Although OF
course reduced to almost perfect skeleton, her
countenance bears a very placid expression. Her
respiration is perceptible, her hands warm, and
che has some indication OF existent CONSCIOUSNESS.
Upon one occasion, when asked IT suffering from
pam to squeeze the hand of her mother, placed in
bers for that purpose, slight pressure, the mother
ayers was plainly distnguishable; and frequently,
when suffering from cramp, she has been heard 10
make slight means About 10 weeks after the
commencement Of her trance she was seized with
the ock.aw, which occasions great difficulty In
ahordlng her nOurishment. The unfortunate young
woman Is IS years Of age, and has been visited by
a great number of medical gentlemen, who how
ever bold out no hopes of her ultimate recovery.
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animals toirdrd each 0thcr-GOing TO Albany on
Wednesday afternoon last in company with an
other gentleman, we witnessed a circumstance
showing the fact that animals have a strong SYM
psiby with other animals In distress. On the
nghthand side of the road suice-way had been
pVvided for the water from the adjoining fields
and on the banks by the fence the grass was grow
ing finely. This, 1t seems, had tempted horse, a
noble animal, TO venture along side, but by some
mis- step he lost his ioothold, and was precipitated
INTO the ditch below the water nearly covering his
body, and his head lying a little one side At the
tine We saw the asimal in this condition cow
along side OF hin, striving her best 10 extrcate
him from his unfortunate plight She bad got his
neck between her horns, aud was making pow
erful effort to raise him and as one trial failed
she redOnbed her exertiops for another-the horse
tile same time struggling his best. The beastly
affection, so 70 speak, which was exhibited by the
as fabulous and we confess we should think so
ourselves. had we not witnessedt Troy Wing.
NEGROES WELL PROVIDED FoR.-Mrs. Slbra,
relct OF the late William Brown, died near Bruns-
WICK, IN this State, the Sd inst, aged ~ years.
By her will-the BrURSic'cker says-sixteen or
seventeen slaves are freed snd become heirs OF
the estate and plantation, and in such way, we
learn, that they can never ALLEVIATE Tho land. They
are respectable blacks, bat should by all means IL
hey can, be removed to the negroes California
the Republic Of Liberia. Preston Gaines and Il L.
Holland, of this county, and Frederick Walker,
oHowsrd, are the executors. St. Louis Rep. 18th.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-A hotel keeper at indie
pendence, No, writing to a commission merchant
Of st. Louis, under date of the 9Th inst, saws =
"tor Gods sake, send me fifty barrels of flour,
some bacon, potatoes, and two hundred and fifty
uushes OF corn, for assure you that these things
are not to be had here The country bordering
on the Missouri and Upper Mississippi Rivers, is |
certainly very bare of produce and the Illinois will
=, .e cooked 10 for supplies. This is the only channel
aOIgn which they can now come Chicago and
voc Lakes must make up the dehoit and no small |
one at that.
Trade oY ST. LOUIs.-The ST. LOuis Republi- |
'aA says IL does seem that the tables of trade |
WI never cease turning. Yesterday the steamer
Anazonis landed our leyee about 400 sacks, or
I" bushels, of barley malt from Wheeling Va,
IA1ended for the use Of our city breweries. day
" TWO previous, We noticed on board Cincinnati
Goat which had just arrived, considerable
" OF potatoes, which had come all the way from
axe Michigan through the canal to the Ohio river,
sad thence to this city and market Whether
hey found the last We have NOT taken the mains
10 inquire. F"'-'
PRESBYTERIAN OyERrUREs-Vb;la tho action
o the Presbyterians generally has ne,o,ivsJ 81 1
ventures irom the General Assembly nrono,;r- |
Nhcation Of the recent changes in the const;tr,;o
Tie Church, now and then one az the We.ths. |
ARMED them. The Franklin Presbytery lNorther, |
Itnasnsl recently voted unanimously for all the
sueases that have been made. 1t also passed reso-
.S.ons On Slavery, calling il a Sun requiring disci.
Pune ard expressing dissatisfaction and grief at the
s''0n Of the last General Assembly on the subject
Detroit Advertiser.
SoRREoTIoS.-The 81 LOuis Republican of the
IN says; In the haste with which one of our
~. Tvs ar''ces was written yesterday a material
D W escaped Us. 1t was stated that 600 packs of
-. rSoess belonging 10 the American Fur Com
nSS n.sed aud forty to fifty thousand dollars
bieh F,cb ,as tneir value This is altogether too
IN s-and their probable vane ,,oli IN 49, 49,
to $4,000. 'e would DC $4,000
= LARGE AND VALUABLE CARGO TIL. Ii.
Sorner Butnam, master, cleared ,.". sup 1onh
liverpool with ,245 bales Sea I.lsnS o'.eruay lof
sss UPand cotton and s7l tierces nee o $3.50; I1oi
- SIS lbs. and valued at Sl72 s9s ., "STrSunS
~e largest number OF Sea Islands ever shi,,. uis
'oe vessel in this port within our recoecs,dPP In
l'hariesion Courier, May "a.
itONNADo IN TGxAS-Bya private letter d.,oa
sper County Texas, May o. we learn ,ha,
~ re storm passed over that region on Tues5s,
I,. 'h INST causing great devastation among o5,'
Uses crops and timber. The plantations Of n
''''aoo and Col. Grant, suffered severely.
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