davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

VALUABLE Heal Estate An tss CITY Of wsshsnss .,s
sale.-The proprietor intending move 70 the West Wiz
In few months brick houses and lots on W
snia Seventh within square o. Two o. ns
Yard number Of rooms c.cn ~
wen calculated fr stores shops 10 commerce. w d
third small house, upJect pouas
rent win sold very Also several enclosed VIZ
cottages them between the oso 80
Buryna for the cultivation vgetso
Tor Washington Market for dsries may - messas
both The occupied present. pouvs
ve In rood condition. win be sold at very reduced prices
ties indsputablc. 49, - .,..... a,
spuy personally my Pennsylvania avenue new 900"
above Wizards Hotel near "' K M YOUNG,
..rf Agent
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

James q. Berrst
WILL the prosecution q claims before Congress ana w.
once and dwelling street, between On and 10Th Streets
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

On every other description of paper not designated above,
but 20 be by Office ordering H. whether circulars, in
suuctons waans FORMS returns, &C., specified In The
first paragraph, for
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

IN puxsu2ncs the lssAIfzinx zAHkinx .p-
popauons Tor such objects have been usually In
eluded In general Appropriation bills without authority law,
and 70 M and provide for certain incidental expenses Of the depart
Offices the and Tor other
proved The 10th " August 1884, proposals will BE- feeesed
this Office until 2g Of June next furnishing all the
stationery Inst Of which beIow) and executing all the printing
mai may 20 required BY s oee o s year comaeneas On us
Isl July 1880 ending 0h 1851 All
the aee 10 be furnished be must be Of tho
best quality and ia the delivered without delay such
es and In such quantities may be required and 70 the sssae
zion Of the commissioner.
Bonds with
contracting Specimens OF the printing this once
- 10 be BY persons that the ONCE u 70 be
liberty take either quantity
specied according 10 is wants during the year.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

Assistant Teacher WANTED Immedsassly.
THE Principal Of ths waenon IN o. Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualincd 20 sch
English He must
habits and good moral character
applications must be made immediately and By letter. post PAID
20 the Principal.
Feb ip-du
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

rHEaTER or yellow SPRING. Chester County, PENN
vThs extensive estAblishmeni having been thcfousny
6tted . for the promotion OF heah
will be opened reception of visitors The hrst Of June
Those whose object well those who are nvsds
find the Spring most delight
place sooun, every facility has been provided which can
minister and promote comfort -
been taken % make the com
All that treatment Of nvads by the
hydroosshic practice respect Spring. cannot be
passed gentleman Of high standing has been engaged 70
attend.
Application may made 70 Mr. r. Glss Of The washington
House. kindly consented give All needed
infomafon directed Mrs. M. L. Nec the sole
popreue Chester Spring., Chester county, Penn
the grounds about the establishment
noing has been Ie undone 70 make
the Spring. popular and fashionable resort
Q5-d&cp2w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23
Transportation OF stores.

TrnnspOrtaff0n Of BtOres.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, June I, 1850.
DRoPOsALs sealed "Popoeas for freight the
coast Aica received bureau until II O'clock
Friday Of July 1850, for the transportation Of
100 es Of stores, from the navy
Massachusetts, the consgnee shore
Pou Praya, Cape de Verde.
The price asked per barrel, without distinc
between barrel half barres
o. beef pork acur ce vinegar pickles mols.ss whiskey,
5h cubic fret barrel whatever they
Of NIL casks other than bar
weather working days
port Chaesown for nkng In and hf
working days be allowed NJ Pou Psya for
discharsins No pnmage 20 be allowed.
made by agent the United States 70 e
by designated the charter party within
days a producing saco evidence o. the delivery Of he
cargo The Inspection and be NJ the
navyyad ION Of July 1850, ready 20 re-
and for examination within Three
notified the bureau win consider
liberty offer the freight to the next lowest bidder W 70
June a-lawfW
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23
sTATIoNERY.


Writing paper, Of ttHew stock.
folio post blue white, finish, faintined and
trimmed, weighing II pounds per per resm
heavy blue laid, despatch hand made, ruled
weighing 10 pounds ream Jessup Bros nanuiaciure
Is iesms Jesup Brothers laid, oolscsp, ruled
blue or white, weighing IS pounds per ream per ream
10 Owen Huribut's fooiscap, blue white
ruled, weighing ~ pounds per Of other manu-
30 rsams Jsssup Brothers. 6seass handmade 10 post
laid, blue whise weighing u pounds per
30 resms Palmer Smiths extra superhne, white
wove, Congress- 4to post, ruled weighing u pounds per
per reain
20 realms Crane superdne white letter pa
per. ruled, weighing 81 pounds per ream per ream
20 best yellow OF buff envelope paper royal nat weigh
ina ~ pounds per per ream
Yesms best super royal writing paper per roam
S realms best French6t0 post ruled do
s rnnnnu note uaper do
40 reanns copying or tissue paper post
Al do fooscap
$50 best tracing 40 by ~ inches per sheet
100 yards tracing cloth per yard
100 sheets best prepared parchment IA by inches
reams blotttna paper, royal per
go uuires patent blotting paper, medium per quire
$50 shccss drawing paper aWhatman's Turkey Mi' from
medium 10 ANTIQUARIAN per sheet
5000 cream laid envelopes, letter size per 1000
1000 Az do do note size do
"a 40 40 do card do per 500
nm patsnt ciothli ENVELOPES 81
$50 az do do do 81 BY 81 per $50
40 do 10 81 by 81 do
$50 - - ~ - - 1000
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

no George Psce and Edwin Pace--You hereby nou-
hed that the October 1872 Of the circuit superior
INV md chancs for the county o. Prince Geore and State Of
vsia vas aeereed smong Other m'9s IN substance e. o
"a eoImisoss for the 40 cause notice 70 ssh, week. %
civ washington and posted At e front door % the ecur house
county Prince George, Virginia. forward and claim
respective The Of Joel Chevc deceasd late Of
before The first day Of The
Of This court viii proceed 10 distribute her shares
r. X. MEADE,
THOs. n. DANIEL,
Nov "a he
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

II KNOx WALKER van prarsfss IN the suprsras
ss q. Ss"ss A :4s wa ws.sssss,
Ma. 1o-0
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

Om1tou BtaSes FnaenS Osnccs
May IS, 1880
IN the petition M Chaee Brunswick, New
sy praying for the extension Of patent granted said chaee
manufacture OF India Rubber for
years from expiration OF said patent which takes place
The thirty-6rst day Of August, 1850
ID ordered petition heard Patent Once
am day Of August u O'Clock, and all
notded show they have why said
psddon ought not 10 be granted.
Ordered, Published the Republic, In
telgenceF, Union Washington city, d. O. North American
and oazes Phadripha Tribune, New York Fedonisn New
Journal Providence Rhode Island
week M three successive weeks previous 20 the hnh day Of Au
THOMAS EwBANK,
g. Commissioner Of Pafent.
Pg-Edo Of papers please copy, and send
bs he Patent once, with paper containing this notice
Nay 8-lsw3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

DEADY-vnads Clothisw--we invite gentlemen who may
u wish purchase clothing % our stock We have
sreeo good style bespoke work. every
acls warranted epresented false dealing We hsvs
pan little Of
bargains regarding tho cost.
Pine and beautiful goods In variety make up 70 order In the
best manner and Al The lowest prices -.ox... . x.-..
80. . doors west Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

The printing kinds including which may be required
executed for the o. the Department Of the INTERIOR % any
the be circulars instructions,
warrants forms, blanks solid matter OF not eade rule
work figure work, faint ruling lining, aud red ruling
Whatever ute, description the same shall
usually designated BY The ONCE requiring ~ and ~
GLIDING folding, stitching, pssng Sc on the following de-
npiop Of mel. q
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23

shares and certificates Of packages IN the
splendid the prompt attention, and
drawing sent Immediately after over
TO oil who order homts. Address ....,n.,
June 90 Alexandria, Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
The Report Of the Compromise Committee
An Outline,
adence b Lhe PhI.'deIphIs IeqlIIer.

Correspondence of,te Phi .deiphis lrqlifer.
W,sHfN6T0S. sunday, AprI II.
| understand that NJ. Clay laid proposition TOR
the settlement Of the Slavery question before the
Compromise Committee yesterday, and that after a
eooi deal of discussion it was finally agreed 70 ami
viii substantially form the report. IL as oIows
Fisi-Csforuis Is TO be admitted As safe win her
present boundaries.
Sec5sd-New Mexico and Unh are 20 have Terriio1a.
,gernmenfs without any references 20 Slavery whatever
TB,F TIE rgh OF Texas 10 be diyIei mo four add
tons States with without Slavery. A. the people "hn
them nav desire whenever there q sufficient popua-ou
: to be fully recognised
Fou,ih The boundary between Texas sEd Ne" Mexico
. 10 be adjusted agreeshy 20 tho line and ian Ad do"A
M Mr. Claws resolutions
F,fth-Thc right Of the South ID nave her fugbve
slave. delivered up 10 10 be strongly ard enPh4ucAy de-
SlIii The Slave Trade In the District e Columbia Is TO
% abolished d.,
some difficulty was experienced with regard 10
M- Webster and Mr. Phelps, but II is said they
finally agreed to support report based upon these
principles.
Messrs Cooper aud Bsuon are not here-it Is
believed. however that thcy will offer 40 opposi
ton.
The friends OF this compromise are sanguIne
Of carry ing II through the Senate by majority OF
fiteen-and the House, By proportionably large
vote, as many northern members, n Is SAID nave
EXPRESSED determination 20 support It, even at a
sacrifice Of their popularity at home. We shaH
see The report, OF course. IS not TO 20 IN Tor Two
,,.-.ks vet SIGMA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

TIA UNITED TEAIEs.-Tte Cc1-ra- Comm.''ee
& re German T,Ede U1on me- las; night Two
new sociefies-one from " lmsbu--. AIT The
usxy banded Buncntra -cty-vcre pr seLt-
Fifteen Trade All g., Lsb-- Associations have
nov oired the Union \ .on- discussion ar.se
concerning the Bank o. Exc, an-s. AMI the re,es
sity q merging al The capital To. fe-eu; trades
iato sing Treasury. The Bass-'. especial. .
have increased greatly within a short i-.. \
pr position VS. finally made, according to which
q Di-ector.a Tai,y STA. be established am'.- al.
the Associations
OPERATIVE MA>1ys SONIA spcc.a meet
iag o.. this powerful organization vas he'd .sst
r..it a, Powers Montgomery Hs 20 Prince s.
rea- Broadway. FRANCS FLANAGAN IN ,le Chair
The prncpa. business vas the adoption " sa
ayreenieut to pu, dwa tue sab coutractiu, system
There are over 1900 Operative MasJns 10 this
CITY coo of whom belong % this Society. The next
meeting vii be hell mex, Tuesday
THE Coach PAINrERs.--A special meeting OF
this most successful Society. was held last night
a, their Headquarters, corner o. Grand and tiz
sbe,h IS. SELAn H. II Bun Preside Mt, lor the dis
tribu,ion Of the Constitution md By Laws, and
the collection OF dues be lowest price which "a
member of this Society 5 allowed TO receive. Is
twelve shiings per dsy. Several persons were
proposed as members when The Society adjourned
This Wednesday evening the Jpholsterers
and Confeotouers meet at Hi.lenbrand Mechan-
IS Hal. and the Window Shade Painters meet
-, e,..~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
XXxsa CoNGKEss...Tir,, session.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tur.i.y, Apni o.

SENATE....W AsmNcroN, Tuesdsy April -.
Mr. WSBsrrE gave notice that after next week,
Aewoull take the eariies; opportunity, without ia
referring with the California lill, to move the Sen
Ne TO take up his resolution in relation to giving
slts 70 actual settlers
Aacr the consideration O. considerable mo mig
bO,ness the Senate took zap the bill Tor the relief OF
VILLAIN Darby, the Geographic, which was deba
ted and passed
Nj WtnsrrR Submitted ,he follow ias resolution.
which hes over.
kssere1 That The COMMITTEE uu FlasDce te .usuu ted
Inquire what measure tmay be- most eNped 10 al p
sslse sua Increase the couagc Of thr United States
The Senate then ,ooS up Mr.. BRADBURY's reso
4 son. in relation to removals from office, with an
understanding tat vote should BE- taken to NOR.
row
M BRADBURY replied. briefly. to the speech
made GA tie resolution. D. Mr. Smith several
weeks siucs.
Af. BstI sisuidei his intention, al some future
Tine 10 address tie Senate upon the general sab
Jet x The power o, removal and appointments,
"heh power. he believed had boon, and would
'o1lnae 10 he, tie Cause Of much OF the trouble
ana NmnNtlog existing III tue country He WAS IN
h'oT OF regulating the whole Subject by law. aud
weld make proposition 60 that effect, II no one
ese dad. He also submitted lew remarks ia win
dlraliou 81 ,he Adm. .s;ra'iou. from the charge 81
n@Aton o. pledges ana prescription for opinion :
Ske. la has own State ae anew of no case o, r.
no'a, ior which specific Cacse had no; been re-
CURED and assigned
Nj. BEGHt yeloined. He was understood TO say
Nat more aosraut Violation Of pledges had never
sSen made tRn that pract ctd bN the present Ad
n'asuallon. The Object % tie pending resolution
vas 70 OBTAIN from The Executive the charges upon
Sh@h individuals have been rCmovcd--,he Prcs
0eA' haNins gwen out ~ advance that he would re
move Ooly tor cause Gentlemen OF high character
aAd been removed in his Site, ana yet they were
s@eThs under this broad Inference this, they
we waning II the requisites OF honesty. fidelity
~ SapSH'y Necessary to the holding OF Office
"N'' some additional com rrsailonal debate the
Senate adjourned
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES
'e'N' Electro Che~tsat TsIsg,aph
Netaia'';ee 70 iHves;is tie charges ssias,
~ =" WING have been annoul ced IS follows Messrs.
~ os'o' Niaton, Browu. OF Miss. Rockwell.
"a, l. ans OF Ma, R-ss, Aston and Dunham
u DAILY asked the unanimous consent OF the
NJ = 'spo'i from The Committee Of WAYS and
80 80 We Deficiency BILL and the Seua,es amend
- maj 'ney mish; be referred to the Comm:
!" '0e hole on tie State O. The Union.
Mr. lSGE objected
N'eso'Hiioa to have the letters 10 the usmbs-s
Sc IN separate bags a, the Capitol, to insure
4 81 ,.bls NN"' S'!' vas discussed and laid on
~ S'.ss whis, Of NJ. asked leave 70 io,,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
Removal OF MIR. (nIhsuu's Remains.

The mortal remains Of the lste Mr.. ca houn
were removed from the seat Of Glverumeu, IS
terdsy morning, for their nna resting place Ia his
nstve STATE, under the large and honorable escort
aud in conformity 10 the ARRANGING mentioned
II paper YESTERDAY
The steamer ahiCh conveyed them was Grrsyed
in mourning drapery and had her fa-s at half
mast When she reached the Virginia landing,
where the railroad commences. the funeral party
was met by Committee of gentlemen. hsAdt
b, the Hon I'm \. Mssoo from Richmond. d..
puted los the Governor a. tie Stst,, AMI one from
e. t,wnof Fredericksburg, headed by the venera-
be Hugh Mercer s.so, by q very handsome volun.
teer military coma irum the after city, aeon
panied by a fac bsnl OF music.
The remains Of the lamented Statesman were
co viewed 70 the shore and deposited IL the car sp-
pointed Tor them flow BY procession Of the
united Committees, and under military honors and
solemn music soon after which The train proceed
I'd on i-swsy. Nat lhseL sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
The American Minister nj Chile.

We learn from private adviccs, received 10y the
last arriva. from Chasrrs. that the Hon Bale Pey-
ton, United States Ninlster "a the Republic {
Chile arrived at Santiago te Chile on the 9Th Of
February. IL VAS u-h midsummer IN that lat
lute) when Colonel PEI ton reached his destination
and, as IS usual Tor he season, the city was pretty
much deserted T1e President o. tas Republic
Was abseut at his couniry seat so that the .ormal
reception O' oar Minister Cid not take place til the
10Th o. that day be was waited upon by ihe au-
thorities aud conducted a. the Presidential mansion
The Chliars are proud OF being considered as
resembling the United States IN their Institutions
and enterprise. The, bes'osed upon our NJ MISTER
c.. litcs which eyuced the highest respect Tor his
Government, and a sincere desire 20 be more close
Is united in sympathy and association With our
people Washington Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

..rfso~ inc. TBesday' apr" -
g,epi The officers Of tae steamer " ~ '''''
...,s.wi,ness of the burioe o.. The ' Dv"' W VIC
g,,,~ we gather The Olo".og
=, ,tout balfpAst - last evening ihe steamer
,',.o,.re5 on Ere ia the Lol, and vas inlme-
10 49, ran ashore near Warsaw aad made fast
~. oerioI Il G. flames haluot burst 'orih' and
~. ,asy hatch wss opened 'or the purpose OF ct
s.w,,e, into the bold but such was the RAPID
'.oS,,v oi the aamcs that q. cdorts to check them
- fr,i,less. sud in f,w minutes the entire
,,.t was a mass Of FIRE. TIE total number OF pas
..,,,rs On board was aboutf0o among whom were
ca ,foruis Companies 80 families, who were
..uoyipr H. the West. From the register Il IS as
,s,,,ined thot over 90 have persisted and the
,,obsbijty is that many have been lost whose
anne. were MT enrolled thereon such was 'he
and r,ogrss, of the fire that before the pass n
80. could get ont Of their state rooms after the frst
'.,,o al communication between the after cabin
Az the forward part Of the boat was cut off, and all
were compelled either TO jump into the water or to
os,.b IN the flames At the time Of the deck fall
inc in lady and gentleman. with child, were
.,ndipg between the chimneys. There were also
n, hoard large number Of horses, which Were
,o.tly burned TO death the remainder were 50
h.dy burned that they were killed TO put them out
"a M sery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

1-r.
Z ca a resr .gt-01 " ?. Gu De- pan 'e-.' e''''
the COMMITTEE 20 4+i .. --.-
Watnorr. ami other O. i.. '' ~ t.'-'.
Admin strstlon. H sad ia- 70 '.os -''''
1ay said t-ey woll- las i-
Dissection was mal- -5
II. IseE h1eed ;aat d. ari- IS tne Il 80
-,, be- consumed io 'his i.iro.rrs Ta-. Dr.; -
Of his friends iat promised not o. oli-
god r~ak.ro ..rti1l. O.. Gle res-i-l ".'
Nr C,rtrr Wing of r r.. er'.a t...t
n, iN.r appca-l g ..-
~. o.,
~ c.r,,,. p, --,,.-. ,', ..fa1' ga
-, ,t-,-,,.vs WV =. lf TEN. r-m tfhe' '".'
.-. 1oo gc-,laai was hoN "0se"''
. .,, 5.il'. 20 ,-' - BE- s.at Dr.
H. ,I,sr cor-.aeac.d 90 real &c reio-''i-i'
.,Io, ...-
wen TN. .Iyli. o.. Ga. o. iee.-d 90 s iairo-
-
v. Raoq> loco @. sis. from .Le coma .. nai',e7
,. tie District ~ Columbia. reio.tcd q 'iN 10 o.,
,o--,orate the Grad boz o' '., y'''' "
Fa.ors Of the District, am 4notl4 ~ Ie.t' d. d"
committee OBJ the " e. ,-,
Mr. Jo>I. Loco oi Ten. moved to .sy TIE biI
ON the tabie.
NJ PORTER 'Loc'. o. Oh" Asn''
woud be IN order % move to rtJ-e' me Dbl
The SPEAEEH-No. nos.
Mr. HALL Loco. e, ". "o'.H ""9 - 49,"
What he had 10 yo.c on. The b. suAP! Srah'-u
corporate powers and Pr hib.ted banking.
Mr.. JoSFs withdrew his motion to lay u o." tn'
table. and sad thai since be had been here Diils
had been reported T. nc7rf crate the '5fanA hod-'s
of Masons and Oh Fellows. IT, ii-' op''st1
both. He had 10 opposition 10 either u thtse ~.
de-s for he was n member OF the i1rlner sud asked
f,r II no privileges r. believed the purposes OF
IN, other are good He did not believe the GOV
eminent has the power 70 graft acts oil in'orfo,e
,,oa. and be believed, when these are allied WIN
government. the Institutions nre stripped OF tneF
,,,,ve, N do good
NJ BRoyx Loco oi Mss sad that the bill x
,ls'ned itseh II was simply TO incorporate be-
l.,'lsrt society Itresersed to Congress the rieht
=. - ri, ,,''ord the chatter H. tiered from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

- - ~ s-a>elsa %
o1' 'e building wls % sob ssnp,,r. ,,,,.-;,l
'ha' ro eSer'iou. coa'i preye., Is de,,rsc,.o, !,
vas no' very valuable. AL zee be'.,ve. w,.n,,.,.
'''-i. Iae resr par, of o.. bus, .i;,.,s. W..
'aHs.derab'y damaged
FiHE.-At iil cocA Mon az n.s,t s-.t.,..
o4' 20 sms- frame bu cling H. Tusp,. -, t,.,,
ln'e Av. occupied a carpenter .ioo and .,.b,.
i'' o4n''ns Wa consumed. loss ,-.s.rg NJ in
slran-e
- Cor. PR,e,y lsf tbs City .,- Sew o-l,.r,
yesterday. n company with several Of sexl,i
comps,riots.
- The Csio-uisus ia To-, City attend swim,
on excellent ball and supper at the living House
on thc evening OF May
HORRIBLE CA>s oF BrU>ivo-Lua eyenin.
ABBOTT ocock poor drunken degraded coored
woman named Eiza Thompson. residing in the
rearo. 81 O-ause.st ,el over furnace iu her mis-
cradle apirtmen,s hon her clothes causl fire. in
al.e, condition officers Ginsan and McMarus OF
th' N'h Ward found her. size r, the same TIM,
he.u, 80 horribly burned HAT she : MT expected
"a Use b., stor, time DR. John Carney OF -
US - y - AN..tt tN affee iN' iAFN>s ana ~ the
same time .ououuced them 10 BE- Of such a satuvc
as O. Pee beyond the all of human power 10 relieve
NoRE OCrR,Gss Y csicrday a ,arg OF ruHians
in the owcr part ct Thru avenue, wausonly in,ur
eli a number OF sofas. loungcs. mattresses. etc lis.
played m the IRON, Dom. snd ga the Platform OF
Furniture W areroom. This oatra- vas commit.
ted &; uoouday. The place is ga the honier Of tie
region Injected by the Short Boys. ami we ssain
drcc. the attention Of the Police u those nvlosi.
us camps
DE,rH oNrHN RNLRo,D.-O Monday evening
a laborer named John Hens, who WAS working on
the rosd near Msuhatiauvil'c. was caught 10y one
OF the trains and Instantly Killed. Ills body. shock.
lnsly msngled Was taken 70 the Sixteenth Ward
Station House
REN E>r,rE-A considerable amount OF up
town property was knocked down by Mr. Blocker
yesterday
EylkER Tn Anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
irrivaI Of the Midway with Hall Million
In specie Great Hurricane and Fire IA

M0fItF, Fuday Apnl Bpm
The British steamer Midway arrived here to
1sy from Vera Cruz, with no passengers and
900 1000 in gold dust and specie
She brings accounts OF a destructive fire IN the
cyof Mexico on the 29h Of March in which pro
Ys,, to the amount of over hslt million OF dollars
vas destroyed. a tremendous hurricane was pre-
,,IiDr ~ the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

ALBANY, IucsduNi Apih .'-f.M.
The Canal at Syracuse, 1t 5 thoasht, vii not be
nasigablc order until morrow. Boats came
htoday from Fort Plain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
Large Z argo.

NIW-ONlE.Ns, MOndhY, ApnI .
The ship Daldala sailed from here yesterday for
Liverpool with 4 200 bales Of cotton, be de other
gol' This is the larscs. cargo ever taken from
Ms port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
nIr. Cnlbouu's Homalns.

RICHMOND, Va Tue-day, Apui -
NJ Calhoun'f remains reached here on Monday
evening and were received 9TH appropriate hon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
nlnrkcl. - OELlA.s. 80 p

The sales & COTTON for the week are 22,OoO halcs
and the ecne ON the receipt ~ he Europas news l. N
recovered We quote far 81 The receipts A. a Tie
por. are SCI goo uaes behind The came period at YEA
fl ora has fh,r declined win sales Of ONO n fiti 4-
I'm CoRN further improvement has been ohtaued, ara
sales are making a ia H. Operators generally are "e
fuef he Arerga's