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The Boston Transcript learns that the day before
he died, DR.. Gay, in conversation with friend,
attributed his disease to poison contracted from
handling the remains at the medical college, be-
icved TO be those of DIR. Parkman. DIR. Gay was
of vigorous constitution, and is the first of fam
lily of twelve children who has died.
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Congress.

The Senate was not in session yester-
day. In the House, number o. inefiec'
tual ballots were made for doorkeeper.
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The Boston Post states that the story in regard
to Professor Webster's complaining that people in
adjoining cell disturbed him by their cries, is
wholly unfounded.
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GERMAN IMMIGRANrs.-The report Of the Ger
man Emigration Society says that the total emf
grafton in Is4s 55,74o; in ls4s, $500; in ls47
70,735
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ARrroo 1.

C0nhecendo as duas
atlas parties contract
antes a difiiculdade de se
entenderem sobre o as
sumpto a aquellas re-
clamacoes pela convic-
Gao, EN- que ambes estao,
una da justica, G outra
da injustica das mesrnas
reclamacoes, e convened
das que o unico meio
justo Q honroso para che
garem os dous paizes &
UNI pcrfeito acc6rdo EN-
taos questoes sera resolv-
las por via de una trans
accao; eoncordarao mu-
tuamentc, depois de ma
duro examc sobre aquel-
las reclamacoes, e para o
finn de poder levar &c u
effeito aquella transac
Gao, EN- que por parte do
Brazil SC Ponna a dispo-
sicao do Presidente dos
Estados onidos a guam
ia de quinhentos e trinta
contos de reis, moeda
corrente DO Brazil, como
quantitativo razoavei e
equitativo, que coInpre-
ncndcra a generaiidade
das reciamacoes, quail
quer que sea a sua ma
tureza e importancia, e
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ARrIeo m.
ARrroo ~.


A soma cstipulada serk
cntrcgue pelo Governo
Imperial 40 dos Estsdos
Unidos EN- mocds cor
rente do Brazil, logo que
constc nesta corte a tro-
ca das ratifcaeocs dcsta
convencao para o que
sua Magcstadc o Impcr.
ador do Brazil 90 COM
promctte a obtcr o. pre-
cisoe fundos ma proxima
scssao Legislative.
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- 80 a" @I1a
MA 4 INDIvIsIvEL TRI-
NIDADE:
Sua Magestade O Inn
perador do Brazil, Q os
: Estados Unidos da Amer
lea, descjando para reno
vcrcm qualquer motive
que empeca a boa har-
monia { intelligencia que
felizmente subsistem en-
tire os dous paizes, g tan
10 Ines interessa manter,
chegar & um accordo de-
finitivo igualmente justo
Q honroso para ambos,
sobre o mode dc p0r ter
mo lis questoes ha tanto
tempo pendentes, prove
nientes de reclamacoes
dc cidadaos dos ditos
Estados, nomcarao G mu-
nirao com plenos podcres
para aguelle finn, re-
spectivamente, a sober:
Sua Magestade O Im-
perador do Brazil 40 IL
lustrissimo 9 Excellen-
tissimo SIR. Visconde de
Olinda, do Seu Conselho,
Q do de Estado, Senador
e Grande do Imperio,
Grao Cruz das Ordens de
Santo Estevao da Hun
grio, da Legiao de Hon
da Franco, Q de s. Maui
ricio Q s. Lazaro de Sar-
denha, Official da Impe-
rial Ordem do Cruzeiro,
Commentator da de
Christie, Presidente do
Conselho de Ministries,
Ministro G Secretario
d'Estado dos Negocios
Estrangciros; G o Presi-
dente dos Estados Uni
dos d'America 40 SIR.
David Tod, Enviado
Extraordinario G Minis
tro Plenipotenciario dos
mesmos Estados ma Cor
te do Brazil; os quaes,
depois de terem trocado
seus plenos poderes, que
forao achados EN- boa G
divida ftrma, concorda-
rao nos seguintes arti-
gos:
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THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

FaIpAy, January 10, 1850.
The Senate was not in session yesterday, having
adjourned over until Monday.
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Ainda que 0 psgamen-
10 ds quantia supra men
cionada de quinhentos g
trinta contos de refs mao
re cfectuc, senao dcpois
de chegar 4 csta c6rie a
noticia da trocs dss rati-
hcaeoes, a dita quantia
vcncorz o juro de scis por
ccnto no ammo, decide o
primeiro de Julio prori-
mo future; obrignndo sc
oCoverno Imperial a ia
zer BON cese juro, 20
gpando, ma Drma de pre-
cedente artigo dcsfs con-
vencao ne vcrihque 9 pa
gamento da soma ajust-
ada.
~ Hft
ARTroo vi.
A prcscnte convencao
serk rstificada, e az rati-
6cacoes trocsdss EN-
Washington, dentro de
doze mezes depois de sua
asignatura ncsta c6rte
on pais cedo &c for pos
siyel.
EN- 70 do que nos Plen,
ipotenciarios de Sua
Msgestade O Impersdor
do Brazil G dos EAtados
Unidos ds America as
signamos 9 scllamos n
prosente.
Feits ma cidadc do Rio
de Janeiro aos yinte Q
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ARrroo n.

Hattto tts
EN- conformidade do
que flea concordado no
artigo anteccdente, & ex-
onerado o Brazil de quail
quer responsabilidade
proveniente das ditas re-
clamacoes, a prcsentadas
pelo govcrno dcs Estados
Unidos ate n data desta
convencao ; as quacs mao
poderao ser mais repro
duzidas, e mem attendi-
das no future.
ARTfoo III.
A finn de que o Cover.
no dos Estados Unidoe
possa attendcr devida-
mente a. rcclamacoes
dos cidadaos dos mesmos
Estados, que pels forma
AETNA declarada ficao
sujctas q sua apreciacao,
ser The 40 entregucs pelo
Coverno Imperial os re-
spectivos documcntos que
Ines sirvao de illustraeao,
logo que a prescnte con-
vencao tenha n ratifics-
Gao do governo dos Esta-
dos Unidoe.
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BY the President OF tho United States OF
tActt- America. ENf sfn
A PROCLAMA ALTON

Whereas, a convention between the United States
of America and his majesty the Emperor of Brazil,
for the adjustment Of claims of citizens Of the Uni
ted States against the Brazilian government, was
concluded and signed at Rio de Janeiro on the
twenty seventh day of January one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine, which convention, being
in the English and Portuguese languages, is, word
for word, as follows:
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ARTICLE II.


In conformity 10 what
Is agreed upon in the
preceding article, Brazil
Ia exonerated from all
responsibility springing
out ofthc aforesaid claims
presented by the Gov
eminent Of the United
States up 20 the date Of
this convention, which
can neither be repro
duced nor rcconsidered
IN future.
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The present conven-
ton shall be ratified, and
the Publications exchan-
ged In Washington,
within twelve months
after Il is signed in this
capital, or sooner, II pos
sible.
In faith Of which we,
Plenipotentiaries Of the
United States OF Ameri-
ca and His Majesty the
Emperor Of Brazil, sign
and seal the same.
Done in the city of Rio
do Jsneiro this twenty
eventh day Of January,
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ARTICLE III.

In order that the Gov
eminent Of the United
States may be enabled
properly 10 consider the
claims Of the citizens Of
said States - they re-
naming, ss above de-
clared ,subjecttoi judy
ment-tbe respective do
cumcnts which throw
light upon them shall be
delivered by the Impe-
rial Government TO that
Of the United States, 20
soon ~ this convention
shall receive the ratifics-
ton Of the government
~ .ot1 Ef-to.
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ARTICLE Nv.


The sum agreed upon
shall be paid by the I'm
perial Government 10
that OF the United States,
in the current money Of
Brazil, as soon as the ex-
change Of the rahfica-
tons Of this Convention
is made known in this
capital, for which His
Majesty the Emperor OF
Brazil pledges himsclfto
obtain the necessary
funds at the next session
OF the legislature.
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The payment OF the
sum above named, Of five
hundred and thirty thou.
sand milreis, shall not
be made until after the
reception Of the notice in
this capital Of the er-
change Of rati6cations ;
but The said sum shall
bear interest, at six per
centum per annum, from
the first day OF July next;
the Imperial Govern
ment, however, obiges
itself 10 make good that
interest only when, In
conformity 70 the pre-
ceding article of this
Convention, The amount
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says
1.-THE Democratic party has never denied the
general policy Of removals. On the contrary,
when il has been temporarily defeated, and again
returning 10 power after brief interval, and
finding the enemies Of lie measures and policy In
possession Of the important and influential Offices
Of the Government, Il has acted upon that policy.
II believes that administration which has
vell-dcfned system Of principles, and we'll ma
turcd set Of measures founded upon tbosc princi-
pies, 10 carry out, should employ agents for that
purpose who favorable 10 those principles and
measures and will take interest in their faith
fol execution
And now with one word more from the
Union, in proof of what itself understands
The New York herald., 1850-01-15

a. Ordnsnces-Messrs Ward, Rogers and Mccarthy
10. Police -Nessrs Dean Rogers, and Haley
10. Public Heahh-Msssrs. Boyos Dean, and sammis
~. Puohe Bu,ldings on BiacktoeIPs Island Rsmdairs
lsIana and Beuevue EstGbishment-Ms Rogers,
Crane and Mccarthy.
ls Repsirs and Suppii.s-Msssrs Alderman, Judson.
and Kip.
10. Roads-Msssrs Rogers, Alvord, and Kip.
~. Salaries and OGe1s-MeHrs. Ward, Webb, and
q. Se,c~s-Messrs Alvord, Crane and Barr.
~ Streets-Messrs Webb, Dean, and Sammis
70 Wharres. PIERS and Stps-Messrs. Crane, Acker-
man, and Smith.
Presd>nt Of the Board of .4ssistant Aldermen Oscar
w. Sturtevant.
Clerk-Richard Scott.
Resolutions. ns.-Resolved that the Street
nd superintendent OF wharves report to this Board
the price paid cubic foot the timber used in re-
building pier az the foot Of James street. the name Of
tns party rom whom 1t was purchased, and what was
at the time Of such purchase Adopted. '
nat the Collector OF the city be requested
70 report to this Board the fees
py MIN from the LIST Of June lS40 to the 10th of Jsnu
ay 1885, fer services rendered BY him by virtue Of his
Office. Adopted - -''
That the Street Commissioner and the
OF Wnarves report to this Board whether the new ex
tension Of the Beach street pier was done under con-
tract and report the particulars Of the contract
aud what amount any beyond the contract price was
ps,a aor ths ZANE anu SO, to whom, and for what
Resolution inquire as to how the slips at the foot
Barclay Canal and Christopher Streets ferry
Adopted
Resolution enquriDg whether the oil furnished the
''iy was equal AT. 70 the samples, &c. Adopted.
TO this Beard the estimated value of the block ground
ON which Washington market now stands Adopted
Resolved That notice be given 10 a least two of the
!ation ct least twice in each week. for weeks PRIOR to
the presentation thereof to the Common Council Of all
or petitions for grants of railroad privileges
There being reports the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-15
BrooLIyn c,,y Intelligence,

WsttIr RbTosr DssrHs o. Che uulnbsr ~ deaths
for the -esk ending JsrUsry ~ 1850 vas 81 ~ which
- rere nses 20 females; I5 we're adults, aud "a cb
erep. The buu b.r ~ intetm.nts In Green -ood yene
tsry and other Brooslyn grounds, fton Nsr -rk and
other places, vas 20.
Ourssorovs On Saturday is.t poor Germsn. Who
has restasd for several months pest Ia
~a sk,p TO tla'bpsh rospitsl. lie ga IA the last
stages 20 the smsn pos. and detsoged In nina He ~ss
put into the barn the place aspreprst-a for those
having infectious dIesres aud placed 20 charge of
old man vho sosrcely abs TO tske ~ htm--f
He stcspsot snd On sunday afternoon found aud
~ order - the ovefseers "a the sesio tsSsu 70
the hosli sl-sEsin IUt isto tee b-rn, aud escaped
On sunday night a. sbsat n ciuck he wss s<.in
found shtsnDg IN the Geld ~ OBcer no took him
70 The hceprsi ~hers aduiitsuce at 81 refused
HI. tict curing tts travels o. th~ re-t~Bes
of ar Lsnsfts In flstbu-h. ffight-ning the family
vbc od that the Intruder had this horribie
di.esse
fiysoviH Carscs. The renting 81 the ps~s in fy
mouth huroh took place Last evening Oos huna'ra
aud Oft ~ tire too huedred sbd p--s
rented The amount fur which th.y w-r- le-sei
The year 81 500 and the premium Tor the choice
vas 500.
The New York herald., 1850-01-15

Tss P.cuto srsaMss. a letter from Acapule,. of
the lfth up ssys Ths steamship ,sin-rois iron
y.,.p. eth a. this port tDts nor ainx
rt,te bss nucb sictDss. board and 0rty.t 80
r.,ssp. -rre ,est~rdsy reported the scs list Dr
kta.r the fbiv's sufKsuD beiog bg ~. namarf Ds
Al ; row uLvsl.sc.Bt The epsdemic is termed "a.
usns isver Lgb.tt Dayton sx-d ~, 81 es.t Hamp
ten 4. disd sfew hours after the stesusr resshsf
isd On a. pzkssee.
The New York herald., 1850-01-15

ssnrvsts $50 UtrsRrvrxs
Csptsir Cohh rsrryto-n, D.. L. uorse Jos~pN T.
Icbpe, " A sbscti.ford IohE - wh-lso W 10 ris
~ gcsr-d q Meredith = Y Witthaok e.. " tul.,
W.K.lly y u. Woudrpd otsn Ioha cid.
vsll A. y tbee-.boroups. George n LIE Hsrsa . A
Nars. } NJ sisks Pbjsoslphs w " 4urdseh
Baltimore; J Hopping. frousencs; CAPT D. ~.
t.r Norwich; W u snsm~sy. Os~-so. . Btaks o.
l. 1hsy~t, Bostop. y. T. Parker ~e. Hsvap .-<s
among the arrivals yesterday ., tts Irvisg House
The New York herald., 1850-01-15
ervri Intrllixrnee

rs,esd Midshipmsp D.sidson has been sentsnced ~
eour, martial 10 be dismissed from the service Ss
frss Beaeer, Js~. y
The New York herald., 1850-01-15

The wi.nssses I'm the osse os Or webster yin be en-
orninss before thu grand jury In Boston today
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30
VOLUME XLVI.
yuE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,,,suEp DAILY AND SEMl.WEEKLf,
I l. Il VI S:

TER MS:
nr.r seven dollars per annun aud al the rate oi eist
@ r rsrod ;aa Sns year ' t|a on s ssn. ax
~ /. ;!L IN The egice. rem,ied by mail. post pa'
.S L. ,s sS end sf !s,s ,s ssaT per mai. in good and
m Al =, INC r,sk the Editors. the postage y all let
b,i ~ s rrrts The postage Of nso letter = scarce
l" y - n, wr,ter the accumulation OF postage, Ill
n atceln men operates serious tax upon Editors
s1tta'c ~ "' TERMS or ADVERTISING
:. irEynI.IR,,R fifteen or less, first in
THE pA an, every succeeding inssr'loa, twenty-five Gents
s once wet&, twice week. or three ''es "e'"'
% ssu.rrs charged my dollars for thirty ne in,ev a, W
,nscnee who charged loV dollars Uaper
rur EMwEEKIY-Far fifteen lries OF less 'is' A''e'''
u i" ~ ",r r,rh continuance 80 cents . A ,ro.o nav
o'l'''.'ry references, 10 insure execution ,r~ H.,
y, ,,rnris and Marriages irrn the country, Mehsn M @ e
is ansno%G " % !" us "si or hey viii in no
u Every measure. that has been iahen !" p'e.e'
as qzze has proved beng eer,
",.,e Of ,le Postmaster racs' M t"e o"c@ y "s
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pucKlNGHAM.-we hear tAa, on Thursday nlgh,, Forbe

BuCKlNGHAM-We hear tha, on Thursday night, Forbes
ON.) only ahead!
LouISA.-Court Housc-EIousc of Delegates -Pcndle-
ton D) lS7; Brooke (N) 81. Senste-Amber lDl IA;
Fleming Wo a. Convention ST. no convention l24 Polls
still open.
Mcchanicsvile -Senate-Ambler d. 2s Flem-
ing W) 50. House-Pendeton (D) 26; Brooke, CH) 81
Convention II; convention 81 Polls closed
FLUVANNA.-Sena,e--A (D) 2lS Fleming (W)
233 House-Gay d. 232; Cooke (W 23O. Convention
294; no convention lob. Polls still open.
1--WE hear by the packet of Saturday. that Friday night
our candidate, Gay still ahead We trust sincerely
that "Od Flu" is AT last redeemed d.--Enq
PETERSBURG.
The election in this resulted us follows Joseph
F. Cox, Democrat 427 for Jno W. Syme Wing, 39l Coxs
majority &c. Democratic gun.
For Convention, 737; for Convention, 3D. Majority
for Convention 705.
SPOTTSYLyANIA.-O. NJ. Crutchfeld (D) IL; scatter
ing ). Convention 80; no convention &.
SirsThe above is correct poll taken q. New Market,
Spotsyvania there being opposition Crutchteid The
polls closed The vote is very thin in consequence
of tho inclemency of the day. w.
Mem 1fnrEef durI 25th 1870
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think Wise and advisable not thus give lid and
to Cur enemies.
ave repeat the Nashville Convention is now Identified
win the rights Of the South Ii be held, the Abo
itioniss and Freesoers will achieve great and de-
atrUctiyc victory
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OLD ZACH TAKING THE STUDS !!

The Washington correspondent writes to the New York.
Journal of Commerce:
The malconten' wings will be oyeruied. Mr. Bell stated
in his Speech to-day that in his last conversation with
General Taylor he declared that he would not he bound by
the dctaon Of rhg parry in opposition TO his wnuds
nlent.
II was in contemplation, weeks ago, send TO
General Taylor committee Of Wing members remon-
agnnst the continuance Of The present Cabinet II is
sal, that General Taylor hearing OF it, remarked that if they
him. they would find there Buena Vistas in c
vii life as well as in military life.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SAVANNAH, CA.

SAyaSSAA ApRI. 26Our city has oeen visited by the
largest fire tia, occurred within its vicinity many
years The fire broke about o'clock yesterday
ing and before is progress could be checked consumed
whole block of about ;hrty buildings. The buildings
principally framed, and severally occupied retail
stores shops and dwellings, The loss estimated from
seventy hundred thousand dollars No lives
ported 10 have been lost. One accidentally hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30

The reception of MIR Cahouns remains by the city OF
Charleston grand solemn and most impressive. The
whole population of the city and from many portions of the
| Siacl sweled the mournul pageant
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Dr. John N. Powell has been appointed by the Governor
Inspector Of Guano aud Pr this city, under the late
law of the Legislature He will be ready in few days
upon the duties of his responsible Office Dr. i. is
chemist and practical farmer anu his appointment very
| Htt n hc made
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ALBEMARLE.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:

CHARLoTrEsvILLE Arm 2b, 80
Genemen:-I send statement of the vote in this county
far it has been ascertaned The Court House is
lor days. Portcs to O'clock sr day; Scottsvie to
o'clock ls day. except Moons vote which is all he recev
ed there that days at Backwelrs, Bowsock received
some 80 40 Moon and Barnett few, not knowing how
ans it S2 at the Court House. At the precincts the pro-
portion for greater than here-a small in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON A YETO-PRoBABLE
RECALL OF MR. BULWER, &C.


RECALL OF MR.. BUIWER, &c.
Washington correspondent of the New York Express
writes, April "a as follows
Unpleasant Iumors are beginning 10 find circulation again.
One il, that the President has stated promnn VI. G.
(wo in turn has repeated in public thai in the Cali
fornia bill is doveaicd the Territories WILL so1 SIGN
IT. but send il back t. Congress.
Benton has had conference with General Taylor. This
- looked upon suspicious There is mischief brewing
and there may b. explosion o! some kind beard
However, the Compromise Committa" il the meanwhile
is working ndusousy. There many differences oil OPT
non il is ue but yor very best spirit pre-
walls Both sections will labor On, until this important
promise is executed
The (iaphn business will all end in smoke. Mark that.
The probabilities ofany immediate changes in the Cabinet
perceLt:bly diminishing.
Important dispatches from France, hear, received
by the last seanerndicatve of serious trouble there be-
fore long.
II Is reported in circles best qualified to know something
Of the matter that Sir Henry Buwcr will shortly be recalled
Why, is stated English politics and
sometimes as nexpicabe as our own.
Mr. Bots has found one Virginia Whig paper TO
endorse his last New York letter The Shepherdstown Re-
gster says:
In the following Mr. Bolts expresses opinions pre-
cscly the have ourselves been privately compel
led 10 hold but would give wind lest they might
10 be offensive 10 political friends AID fellow laborcrs. A
portion Of the Richmond press and large portion oo have
evidently stood in Of the Enquirer. bu with the least
possible reason for this distance have not failed
perceive Ihnt nconsiderabe OF the confident
bavado OF the Enquirer since its committed To Southern
Conventionsm has been the that which influenced
the boy who, in passing night through chnrch-yard,
''Whistled, for the OF tlonsht
Here follows that famous passage Of Bolts letter. In which
he says that the Democratic press OF the South originated
all the slavery agitation for party purposes and that the
Whig press "mid" to speak out for The Union -
We did not know that we were so "terribe."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30
Correspondence of the Washington Republic.


The Court of Inquiry, upon assembling this morning,
farther examined Commodore Perry to ascertain whether
he gave any ORDERS ard what if any, as stpulaions be-
the American forces and the Mexican authorities a
Avarado upon denying and Withdrawing those previously
entered into by Captain Hunter
Commodore Perry and Captain Hunter informing the
court upon inquiry that they had no farther questions
PROFOUND witnesses in Attendance they discharged
The then sat for time with closed doors and
again opening without ansactng business OF In
tcres idiot ined till Tomorrow
1t is understood that neither Captain Hunter Commo
doe Perry will detan ;e court in consequence of absent
witneses and the probability is that the vi" conclude
its sitting on Saturday, 9th inst.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT RAHIA-sT DOMINGO
Bosros, April 26
The brig Boston, Bahia 10th ut arrived here this after
noon reports that the yellow fever had been raging there
terribly sweeping off great number OF seamen from among
the vessels in po.t The mortality among the slaves was
frghtfu The Government reports make the total number
of deaths in the province eight thousand
Just before the Boston LEFT severe thunder storm occur
red after which tie disease abaied
Seven vessels had arrived rom hayu win oales 10 tue
9th. Business Improving
The blacks preparing 10 invade ST. Domingo some
time in May
NEw ORLEANS April %
our uncipaI election came off Yesterday and resulted
in the choice of Mr. A. D. Crossran, Independent Whg,
for Mayor the present incumbent by 70o majority Mr..
.aduel Dem was elected Recorder In the I'd municipality
over Joshua Baldwin Whig. There is general Democratic
Late advces from Florida that Billy Bowlegs
the Indian Chief had finally come TO tho conclusion
emgrate.
CINCINNATI, APRIL "a
There were records of the Belle of the West saved so
il never will be known how many lives were lost Many
passengers lost in consequence of their anxiety
save their baggage There $50 souls board ncu-
ding l67 cabin passengers.
NEW OnLEASs APRIL 22-6P. NJ
The by the America come to hand but is not
yet fully developed The sales Of to-day ,5G0
bales, at advance bringing "mdding" llk Corn con
tinues 10 move upward with sales at 73 75ct Ohio
Flour remains dull at IS.
sleigh manufactured of gutta percha convertible at plea
boat be with the English Artic
| pedition the frat of Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-30

sleigh manufactured of guta percha convertible at plea
into boat is be with the English Artic ex
pedition the first Of May.