New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

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In the eye OF the wind We append the names
Of the passengers who embarked on the Ohio at
AeW-Otleans;
srawbrdee james bioody. Dsnie N6opan Miss F Nay
shesinteT Hen. g Pe8o fIenFy Hi,c6rsett
HagseTiy Lieut. j. Z Slaughter; q 5 A. 7 Wheeler Nh
sir Mudocs Iiiss Aiurdocs John Gibson " 81 Gibson
rs Oy" Ne, 10'1, w. W. = c ,e a. CO.,
lotn Lynch George Wal'iogbsrn, Master Z Leon, H.
Ms Young sam1ei winston G " N9ae 7ss
lynch Male P ''ehs Il p Henerd P co9ng{
EGneer L. Cospsr. C. Odisb W Mallory, 9 " Par.
NJ W. p Hl 4 n b9r" H. GhaTe,o9 Rch
q r., io nun o' Hiu il' 'to''i+sf - -iAe''
H., JE,rono-T p Dosne md Iady Mr. Shannon Isdv
c'dd and furse; Mrs Evans N Lstorde, NJ Wine
4 MURPHY NJ TrpUrder, N lscsa, 8oia1tn, B. N
M9rlana, d. a. Desh9nn NJordGn. c,,--...
II Kes>er. y liijeean. lr Sprague Mr. & VI Mitclen
~ a" = r, Isfft y hTedso y h9ae NJ ri SI
men, J 3, Jetser, II De- Conpsy G. Ashfud, Rev Thss.
T. T Icy Ivy $ ls1ra M n sWtn " P9clran
Among them are Hon A. G Penn. who has
ust been elected to Congress to succeed Mr.. Har-
,,,oceo, in tbo Third Dis+rict of Lonis;ona. Cen.
pL co.so- fu, f,o~o,. ~. p = tJ-oa
1,'r" ~ 'D''' 0'1 90. 49, -
OF Baltimore, lofmeriy u. b. senator from Mary
land and RpDOTtpr at the H. y. SUDrpmP (OUrk
"a H. " cal,>1,,.,.1ox ,,,o-oi,,r lat - ~,
az" iIo"' Nj ii1e'A09' oio'' w sno
next congress from the ulster DIstrlct, ~ !.
with his lady
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PUBLIC HEALTH We have not room this
morning, in consequence Of press OF advertise.
,oorto md otbor metter FIR the detailed Renort
r. NJ, IL; c,.1 ~, O,
VI VI, D'"'N' wi '"0 o0n oiu'"s '"'Uiu'! 49, -
c;,ls or these deotbs 80 were from consumD.
tiop "a dropsv in the head Sc from, inflammation
OF the lungs % measles Is each from Group and
small po&' and 10 from conyoislons
LAND SLIDE,-About n thousand cubic wards of
the earth at the deep cut at the north end of the
Tunnel. near Garrison s, opposite West Point. on
the Hudson River Railroad were washed upon
the track. night before last. This caused deten.
ton Of about three hours yesterday morning in the
arrival OF the tram over the hudson River ltalf
road. The RAIN beng very heavy a locomotive
was sent IRON Poughkeepsle, IN advance oil the
morning train On approaching the northern en-
trance Of the Tunnel near Garrlson's Landing,
the gehSlheer Sd" " iu@sS VI io?Ns y iI5 @c' oss
,mo ;u;nred he LOCOMOTIVES dashed against the
rocks aud was mu h damaged On the morning
Stn coming "1nln .e o, 'r NE. ,poN SstuG eaJ
about 100 yards from the scene. The rocks
have fallen at the northern end OF the Tunnel
They completely bury the foad Iof apout oO w ees
IT. M ~ "e M iaost odo TINS If hron rock
There is mass of rocks next to the chasm which
will require throwing down IN order to render
that point oil the Foad sale'
- Attention is directed to tie advertisement
OF Historical Tableoux OF New-England to be ex-
hibited soon at Stoppanl Hall
R,upo,D ORsrRrcrIoSs.-W learn that one
of,be trims of the Hudson River Railroad was
forced to return last night on account of the ab-
sence of several wards of the track somewhere
near Sing Sing The heavy rain had undermined
the superstructure' ana the rams mao gone in'o lne
Hiver. Inc ho"u VIII uo"0'ieSS O' pun Al o'ue'
to day,
LEGO BIrAGIA-This Journal, the only one in
.i'0 i'"''"''
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y" "'',e' :, c.. 60; \; 20
,,; - aa,ot cons;derohIe s,oco n
9',,' ,oI;,;oo THE , ,rootl, ;rcraoss tbs
.,io =, or fe,,oy citiyans and resi-,
dents of Italian birth, at the same time that it
viii still offer the same advantages to those
Americans who take 1t as a means OF iamiharIzlng
themselves WIZ" '"' .|D ". N.Y. ~
Tut Il 0'HU'N'anoo w So
Success " WV 49, H -. pat.ba3 a41oa NJ.
saust
r,.,.n,,n.vo, rc7,,,T'r We nndsrstsnd that
49,. -.
MI Johh D. oouSu wa u0i''o' .,e0
ance Lecture IN the presbyterian Church' corner
of Thompson and Houston SITS on Wednesday
evening Of this week The Temperance people
tn, -. r,s+ra;o 4bs cssb;on.
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