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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28
SHIPPING IHTEIL11ENoE

dyysed from Neto. lork-A0g o. Bsvas, Hsvre, FRIED
Tct Louis Trieste; sh, Byron, AAfseies EdwinA Hs.
Soeii sh Moro, Clyde Herschsl Cuxnayeni ANA, 6re
mepi lOtn, DoroIoes- Lor1oncery; Hannah Limerick;
Col sleSiion, Liverpool Westuf ter Artverpi Havre
Dfsmsbsr sligo; l4h Excelsior, Liverpool sh Friea
Crorrsot 9h HerIcte, Hsmhurg; syivest-r. slnore-
lnih Hespefus hassil les lflh Ccrneius Gfilnel %
Portsmouth,; lib, Ashburior. Liverpool
Ay,ired from Bostan-Aug 10, Psril2meut Liverpool
9.b ORR, Valencia
A'Tirsd from PhiiI 'aJhig-Aug 9, Col1mblne Mar.
feilts 10Th, Cornelius Devan do
SAVED for h,p l0vk-Juy 9 Cen, LEGION; Aug 5.
alter, S Peleuburgh VIA Stockholm; An, Arihur Z iari
5lh Comes RJemerhsysr; Matilda Bremen &c. kl=
Hunter, hbieCs l0th, Catherine Amsterdam, Columbian,
btieoE llh, Zurich Hs,re, 9Th Wellington Por,mOua,
Independence Deal Noya Scotia, do, Ashland. Oulia;
hslscoo, Bordeaux l4lh Roscus, Liverpool; De wiz
Clinton dO New England de- William Win, oo Peruvi-
IN hevoeL Fanny, Antwerp 18th, Consiellion Liver
pool July ST. Mentor LISBON; Aug En- Ds, do, li.s,
william Ann. Csidd, l6'h. Victoria Deal
Sa'Ld Jor bo'ion-Aug Jane Clyde; lOlh. Thos aund
ford. Queenstown ilh, Vertaes HGvre; Tro5uts, Hell
voe Fiorsre &C. sbelcS, l4h. Hin, Deal; l5ta Living
Age LiTerdool l7ih Aotlem, DO
Sailed Jov PAlad iphiI-AuGl2 Pisdmontese 1rdealx;
l4tn, Jas Bum, Liverpoc; 18Th, fuscGForl
We lea from Mr. Waite the onnging Purser Of the
America tat The pscie ships Star Of The West a1d C0r0
naior, were seen going into Liverpool The steamer
passed oui also, the Chss Croker, I'm Charleston.
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ENGLAND.
The Oueen,s speech.

The main feature Of English ne VS. is the Queens
Speech upon the Propagation of Parliament. The
following paragraphs are all that possessed any
general interest;
81, has Afforded nae great satisfaction to give my
appreciation to the act which has passed for the i'm.
prosement Of the Merchants Naval Service. Ii
is l trust, calculated 70 promote the welfare OF
every class connected with this essential branch
OF the National interest The :ct for the gradual
Asoopunusnce Of intermenss within the limits OF
the metropolis 10 in cuniormance with those en-
H.btsped views when have for their object the i'm.
movement OF she public heath. l look for the
nost beneficial consequences ffom toe MEASURE
much has been famed with view 20 give my
people ia ireland fair participation In our hepre-
sentative sy,tem. The Improvement Ia the Rave
npe and the large reductions which have been
made in various branches OF expenditure have
tended 70 add 70 our financial CONDITION stsohi'y
and security.
am encouraged to hope that the treaty be
tween Germany and Denmark which has been
concluded at Benin, under my mediation, may
lead at no ostant period to the restoration Of peace
in the North OF Europe.
IL continue TO maintain the most friendly rela.
sjops with toe foreign powers"
The Iimes commenting upon the business Of the
session just closed, says;
The Ministerial management OF the Legisa
ture has not been very ayacious, very systematic
or very busipessHke. Toe reasons for this N ~
be traced in q considerable degree q the second
rate qualifications OF the Cabinet Ba. thsse rea.
sons 90 not supply the whole truth Toe Wing
Ministers are DOT Ministers selected by the Con.
mons but forced into office by circumstances. Not
adesire bat dsaster gave them place. Ia any
case they would not have been good governors.
Trey have not the intellect 20 commsnd respect
nor q policy 10 insist on sttention. But because
the House OF Commons wers not their constiru.
ents they hao to hollow the douss for the House
would not follow them"
Among the more important bills introd uced by
the Ministry, which have fallen through. ia thu
Jewish Emancipation bill. the Savings Bank bill,
the Lord Lieutensncy OF Irelsnd Aboition hill.
At = concert given az Liverpool, 90 Fridsv nv
Jenny Lind, the house was crowded To sutFoos,on
and tickets sold at high rate Of premium Shs
10 said 10 be more beautiful and acconolshed
than ever.
The Atlantic being too fun Of passssgers 10 n.
contnodate her fail suite 10 Nev.Yors, psrt 81
them are passengers by toe America
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HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Tu..nao Z A ann IA tQEn

Tuesday, z. NJ Aug Ia 1850
TIE America has arrived here from LivsrpO' I
August II. She arrived out on Monday A1grs st.
H. The Asia arrived out a. u An. Saturday,
August II.
Cotton is lower; middng qualities declined
Id; other hints unchanged Sales OF the week
$4,000 bales, OF which spectators have tax en-
5000 and exporters $4,000 bales.
The overland mail from India, as we learn by q
Telegraph dispatch, kinoly furnished by the Royal
Mail steamships, arrived 1t E. MON a. O'Clock
on Saturday, just previous to tae sailing Of the
America. We have no particulars.
Parliament has been pforogued by the Queen.
The French National Assembly has adjourned
and the attention Of the French nation Is no prin.
eipally employed by the progress Of the President
through the Provinces. With some few exceptions
be appears to have b nvery favorably received by
The people
Jenny Lind was giving concerts 10 crowded
audiences at Liverpool and was 20 have sailed for
New York in the Atlantic on the els: inst. Miss
Charlotte Cushman is q passenger in this steamer
Some fur her skirm she. have taken place be
tween tho Dan es and the Hos eiOers, In which
the latter appear to have come of victorious
There are ruuiors Of 40 approaching settlement Of
the quarrel, under the auspices Of Russia, England
and France. Copenhagen letters report the King
of Denmarks left handed marriage with dress-
maker.
The Potato disease is spreading 10 numerous
districts 10 England and Irelsad and 1t 10 generally
admitted that il will take large per centage of
the crop. The other crops generally romse well
Cutting is now general, and the weather is very
Rne for harvest operations.
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PASSENGERS.

Firff Cabfn-MT and Mrs. Pearson Mr. ard Ars Walne,
Mr. ard Mrs Homes Hu Charles Stone, Misses Cushpsn,
Hays Stone Nelson, Rev Mr. heby uger. hesgs Wii'ur,
Bedford BroaobeDL JObnson, Palmer, sprade HArris'n,
sprsgDe and SOD, Brown, Smith. BUcEinghsm Nouns ~
Thompson spt g1e, Forster, Fnz Sihams ev-ns hol-
ioro MERIDA snd fiete He~ii, levi Garsde Reynolds
sten Robier Costello, Polvignie, Believe
SscoEd Cobfn-hr 81 q Mrs San pson Mr. and Mrs. sms
lay, Mr. and Mrs Peters, Mr. ard Mrs Clark Mrs Wilsem
ard child Niles Or erback Messrs CAMEL Martin Seton
hOfthsfd, Layton, Ms shall Chisholm. Lsidla-, Solo
mou, Jackson, TegAnL Osborn Cru dy Brown, Walpoie
SPEEDING, Spencer Frumeshe Henderson, Wslshsr,
Boichmsn, Boyd. Coleman. Kinnear, Valve.
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RUSSIA.

From st. Petersburg snd Craoow We learn that
the population Of these places were actively en-
gagged in repairing their respective cities from the
effects OF the late oonAsgration. The damage done
has been found to be greater than Was at frs. re-
noYted.
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SPAIN.

The Cor.es has been dissolved, and new elections
will take place. Lord HowdeD, the EDglish Min
i,ter. has been well received by the Queen. Her
Majesty has o mpletey recovered.
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AUSTRIA.

The news from Austris presents little Of general
interest The Court Of Vienna appears to be
struggling how to gain preposeerance in German
affairs, but M yet without much success.
The butcher Hsynsu has retired from the Aus
trsn comipiOns t. join the traitor 6orgey in his
exile.
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ITALY.
ITALY
Tho Roman Sfafea.

II is said that the whele o. The great powers re-
commend the Pope o grant constitution to the
States Of the Church on the model OF that which
Austria has given to the Lombard Venetian King
dom.
We have nothing new from Portugal or other
psrts of the Continent.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

erfPs .sD Srooss by the present Law stsps
OF Sleeps are sIlo-ed u be erected svs feet high
from The 'devsk, on The | ne Of the street. to pro
Jet not mere than che ten,h sAe width Of The street
The streets are mns,ly so feet wide Many per.
,ops consider the hight allowed 70 be greater shaa
/, should Be in jcstce she aajoiainx property Ia
reiersrcs b stores, &C row that the basiasss aud
reputation of the town Is FAST Increasing ana thai
,hs hshs Of steps Oh aid Be- limited - about ,Ares
feet requifipS the Easements Ia seuses 10 ss bore
after bct 10 be sank SOMEWHAT deeper than now.
TIE regulation ia within The control Of the Trustees
and nsy not be unsc,thy 'beir attention.
SrRxEr RAlLISa -Po0i ,us Of tho siisxaIk ara
frequently taken up BY railing 6r gardens This
10 oOSsrsry TO the law regulating sGch magters-
Ratings can only be pus u7 within The line Of tho
stree, Immediately in foclt q houses, and then
only Il feet from the house. the same ~ the regp.
latOn in respect areas Atenth part Of the width
Of the street. a. already s,assi, 10 allowed for
ssooP', the Stops TO be sufficiently wide only for
the entrance to the Rouse More than this space .
frequently taken up, bat the owners Of the build
rgs are liable TO slo ane, and es per day Tor every
DAY hey are Continued ster notice Soc reAovsl--
Cellar doors cannO, project more than oas-R'seeash
the width Of street aud la 10 case 10 exceed soar
feet
AREAS-Aress to houses masi DOT extend more
than our feet into toe lins OF the street, 10 have
railing outside, the ratings to be erected at not
more than six inches frcm the inside Of the coPog.
TIE enrssce TO Easements mas. De secured pre-
vent accident
ArTSMTrED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-A ar. SEE
phe0 Ry der Of the Third District was returning
from Jsmsics on Sunday night about I2 o'c0cs, DO
"" raNlsid near piece OF woods by seven fel-
ioNs In di'ea'se, who separated on his approach,
toree TAXING one aide Of the rad and four the other,
near the wsgoo track. Mr. Ryder whipped up as
he approached thsm aud succeeded Ia driving
through them. although they endsavored to seize
the horses head. We understand that NJ Ryder
bad about ss5o with him q. the time. Times.
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FRANCE.


Pr0rosatisn Of the AsseUbly.
The Assembly was Prorogued on the 10th inst
and Ministers have now eli things theirowa way
Most Of the members have len Paris and altogether
though more peaceful, Paris Il less gay than il vas
some months ago. Prsviously 10 separating The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

The America, after aling, sailed for NeE-York
at q o'clock
The above Djpatch was written through from
Halifax to Portland direct, and hence to this City
over TIE BALM Lines. The Dispatch closed In
Halifax II O'Clock, PM. md was all received al
20 Wallst. at minutes before IL O'Clock. The
BAIS line worked admirably, under the charge Of
Mr.. SWAIN, the ompished chief operator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

'ol0sir APP intnsrts have been made: coasa's
ifs phy,ic ars, Dr., DslAseld and Cook; consulting
,urstors. Drs Stevens and K. Rogers; wishing
Fhysioisus. Drs. " iiliams, r. G. Cox. McNsven
soEen, Settling and label; visiting surgeons, Drs
HaIcs. wilkes and NGrnocARn. The salary 10 to
be s6co esca and the visiting Physicians and sur
gecrs 70 visit the bland il tam for six months each
The joint salaries viii thus anount T. g. 500. The
resident physician only receives $4,000 per Insun
II Hon. LOUIS NcLASE Of Nd. Qate Minister
to England and family, and Hon J. W. Hyne Of
S. c. are nov a. the Carlton House.
MADAME AvEzzASA-We are psiuei to hear
ataecuncil Of Physieisns yesterday morning, pro
nounoed the il juries 10 he wife OF Ger. Avszzaas
beyond the hope Of cure. There were some mac
curacief in our statement q the &C dent Ms. A.
was net asleep by the window, bat was reachins
cut to close one Of the blinds Gen. A. was nosout
oftown as stated, but was absent from the house
he was there in hall an hour. Mrs.. A. recovered
her senses in about an ho1r afser the ixll.
FIRE-A Ere was discovered yesterdsy m,rniag
at 1871 O'Clock in sheds in the coal ard Of ThOs
hsher, corner Of Barrow and Washington sts. The
sheds and part Of the Office were destroyed;
books end papers saved By officer Cdattereou. Loss
Rbou. sloO. TIE fire was supposed to have been
the work Of an incendisry.
SAILS oF REAL EsrArE-By Adrian N. Muller
Avg 27-House and lOt No % Noriol1st 25xloC
feet, 5000.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

fsR pEw-YORE DAILY TKlBUNB IS PUBLisHED
kyIRI EoREIse, tsUsDars ExcEPTEDJ
AT The Tribune 8ufldinKs, carver Of sprnos
ssd NASSAU sIrssts, opposite tss Otsv HAN,
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~ an saol1sak q Jeg he sane fkis .,nkss a.
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hdvsDce sahscr1pnons szksD for sx n0uh9 sO' -
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as.nges s,ifb oapsyv Nswsonpsrs Daily sspes srsysd
a uls sacs -Soss s-n, are byn>E than tboss Of IRE
frfhu3s trs 3,i aiiersf any fisr-atcs
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Hayre Cotton Market.

Stree The reeeip o. tn Al tscs sdvires The daily s,
haze ret exceeded StedF0 "a &C. AMI ce,os Of ltaA
mat he signslized In our rates.
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THE DANES BEATEN.
EVERY THING QUIET ELSEWHERE
DECLINE IN COTTON.
rELnGRApHED TO THE TRIBUNE,

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Maine Lines
TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE OVER
Bain's Merchants Line TO New-YoTk.
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SKIRNISHES IN SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ Yesterday Was the Anniversary Of the b at
tie Of Long Island, one Of the most disastrous TO
the American arms that occurred during the War
Of the Revelation. Washington ost more than 4
thousand men, Major Gen Sullivan. and Brig.
Gers. Lord Stirling and woodruff were among the
the prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

X Hon. LOUIS NcLASE Of Nd. pase Minister
to England and family, and Hon J. W. Hyne o.
s. c. are now a. The Carlton House
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Arrival of the America at Halifax.
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n mfchri al a. vtcb b. ho The u,lnpa o. cur
t-s pen - OCEAN A. rrcn flisnt ~ai-rA
ftf G'ote
h'ored ffti - tender sr csre thftkr to Caotain
DtstooT for oulf1i tofpitsy 2ou tie o:csli "
othe ert rip y TIE Rsi-tesrs which. f5r
btt1v Tor speed AID kr CON 5eteosu Of eqlSG ent
VII Arta urou he waters y oar noble Hacson
'oSd ftsi cur M rts tis1 Cue 10 seansn First
Hio.i Snafes Actus secofd PLot. ChNss Fkruhara
Chr In hter; Jthn BowrlL Assistant Eng'rees kad
sho 70 We ezcesn sv.rs Er ABRAHAM BaLks Tor heir
p-AS AisnNor u Us upon hrs occasoa.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE WARDS IsIAsD MEDICAL DrPARrhrsI'-
The Con nissionsn Of Emigration have made a.
,nporsan. change in the medical police OF Wards
I,lspS. vhsre are now conveyed al the SICK and
disabled euisrsn,a Instead Of resident physician
and IN, staff Of assistants, ~ al present. board OF
visiting physicians and surgeons are appointed to
.,n.n, De them 90 the first Of September. The
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~ A sober and industrious colcred man ey ne
psme Of David Lawrence, living vifh be3l sn.a
WooEley. at Little Neck, on Friday last vniis 60
gss,d 10 ringing bog. fsn down 10 H. ssd d'sd
sInost imnsdistely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-28

FouRTILs1H WARD The radical Democracy
Of this Ward held a mas meeting in harion-squsre,
spripgst on Thundsy afternoon, to protest ainst
the proceed Ds, Of the Tammsry General Commit
tee in ordering new elections when the known
will of,he legal voters had already been declared
At the primary elections.
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SAILS oF REAL EsrArE-By Adrian ". Muller.
Aug 27-House and Loo No. % NOrioll-st 25xloo
feet $1,000
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" sIesoRA yIrrrT's Bsneas A. Castle Gar
dan viii come of on Monday nest. She will ap-
near n Arsaos in Rosinis grand Opera OF Ss1air-
amid. she vii be sssisted On this occasion By
siepors Trprsco a senvanide, and By BADr-
ALI a Assrr.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

Quire great chastisement and anxou. to rive Il
now for the honor OF history II will be an hon Or 10
loyal people to have opportunity to prove to the
werd their noble generous and honorable loy alty
courage Ii IL the victory over such a band of
pirates will very hatterng u point of honor Ia
the descendants Of Cortez but We shall confer real
benefit on humanity in destroying such a horls of
canaiue. That is precisely the reason why we are
anxious the but asd upon our shores Con
temptble their in the faces of our m ,r
and military ontsmptibe as the overthrow of
the full extent OF their dnsss and folly aud N ,et
they deserve.
The papers received from Porto Rico give n alter.
ing account Of the visit Of his exceency the Captain
General TO that place the 2ih ult After reviewing
the troops in the course 0i the day st ntght th-
whole company attended the theatre aud formed bril-
lisnt spectacle of gli,terng uniforms
On the sth of April. a, Maysguez in Porto Rico a
severe shock OF esrthquake felt tho Osci Alto
of terra trsa great that the bells of the
rang loudly from the motion. severe drJn.ht and
high winds, as usual preceded the saook some time
before
From the Disrlo de Ia Marina of Mtyl6l
Excessively hot wtather aud NJ rain a general
drought prevails over the island.
Ell Dira Ia Marina Of May 10th. states FROM SAN
tiago DE Cuba that spanish brig II arrived ther.
went on cruize In the neighb ring waters rhe Eng
lish ship Velocity fr0m inlgua Gfande put iato san
tiago de Cuba at tn. date ca lanl che and
passengers Of the spanish frga;c perNnxl which vas
totally wrecked az tnagua having lrft Santiago for
barcelona the l3h OF April last. The heat an
tiago sad ia bo insupportba and ths drought pre-
yniling dreadful, yet che public health is good
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

The twelfth anniversary this Society (auxiliary
q the American and Foreign Bible Society was
held. on Tuesday at the Norfolk street Bnp-
s.i., church. The attendance was numerous. The
rrr,ipr wa, csened with chapter Gud hymn
The Rev. ar. summers then addressed The throne
of grace. The treasurcr's report was then read,
tum which j, appeared that the expenditure Tor the
pnstyssf was ovci SlOu0, inclDdng t5lo for bibles
and tesfrsn-liis, donation tor seven llr mflnDeI-
fhip-. 80; pni.fir and incidental expenses, sioz;
EoTsign Bib.- SDeety in bibles and testanr'nts,
Si5O. The rec~ivts for the ssHse period were a
lirle over that cunt. leaving biiance of Si5
NO In the treasure. han Is The rrfsort was adopted
by the vote ,f The .neaung.
The report oi he Corresponding Secretary was
fthen rusu u del'nret the loss Ut fellow ltborer
Nvy ythrlhand 81 seaih. 'nd set forth the beaehs OF
n,hr educdt,n Suce the o.ign of tais society,
sis 600 hsye been exr.1,ded IN promoting iis OBJ
ti~,t. ten ihnus md lhhles aud tweny-eight thou
..sG Treiamen,s have been gratuitousl, bestowed;
,,d tl,. lL..fd Is Often cheerrd and encouraged by
"a froru ts.o-e who have previously shared o it,
hyuu;y Icring the year, ten life rirnlbers I'VE
been ADDED. The furis are chiefly collected by
ne members q the bosr5. Two Thousand hv,
r.,,tr,A aud sevcniy-eirh. copies Of the sacred
r,,,,,,,y..s have beea printed and distfiblted-the
.rrrsf~r part In English, and some in foreign lam
reverend gentleman then delivered a sermon
m vrrN great length, ia which he illustrated the
.s,,x,oou- work of trdcmpnnn, and the nurierons
~ gl,,,ous instances of good ell cted nv tue dis
.~g,ss,ion of ~. wcrd ~ Cod whilst he dsplort 4
,h,t IN our own city We are suunnndpd with
b..thens snd idola'ors, serl.h,ng Tor want o'
Iucwl.der, snd that the Bible j. yet UNKNOWN to
:. tli,,us anil millions OF the human race
ra- p,y Mr. kingpon advocated the cause o
,hs ~o.,r,v. nna mrd the liberal support of the
..,Ai,o,, sf,rr which collection was made. and
a. R.v sydney Dyer addressed a few observe
sisus 10 the me,tng, which shortly alter separated
The New York herald., 1850-05-25
TWO CENTS

murder at Apple Greek, have been given up at Fort
smelling but were subsequently, liberated parole.
The new Presbyterian Church, at St Pauls Minne-
sofa WAS DESTROYED by are. on Friday week
The Weston Reporter. OF last Saturday contains q
le,tsr from McAdam OF Weston, stating that the
cholera had broken out among the California emf
grants.
letter. dated Camp Grssshopper Creek. 50 miles
out 9th Of May. says The cholera has broken out
In the train Of DR.. Clark. and created much alarm
& II. Moore. Of Muford Illinois had died and two
others expected to die in tho course OF twenty
four hours other who seriously attacked 10
fast recovering am fearful that ths awful disease
will extend
ihe MARSHALL train com posed Of about 60 emigrant Is,
Nh'h last heard from travelling very slowly.
The grass was barely sufficient TO subsst the exen All
well -
The New York herald., 1850-05-25
Other Account. from Cana.

From the u istou hNii, Nay y
Spanish gentleman. from Porto Rice. s.ys that the
planters on the island while admitting ths bsasits
connection With ths Unitrd states would extaai to
tlItn deuin tae revolution which mu-t prac-ls the
coDsuIamstcn too hazardous "a step, ahd would rather
ALLOW affairs proceed in thelr wontcl cpursa than
see them divrrged from it by violence. Tn, military
preparat ons are extensive; 600 regular troop.
Porto Rico ard ~ 900 at Cuba rho wh1ls mill
tia Of the country ~ organised with -taI alsays kept
regular pay The commissarial is wcil provided;
aud iity thousand armed men cuad be brought ,GtD
The teid fully equipped aud accnutTei-hai ii them
well drilled disc pinsd soldiers The sA. zuho.
ity IL 10 diicuit TO conceive In What quarter
money has been subscribed Tor the mcrcantils con-
munty and the plsuter- regard With fear any proceed
ing, likely to lead % hostilIties which would make
their lands the battle ground