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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
TIE OTTAWA FREE TRiDEG
OTTAWA, Nopcmbcr q, 1850.

nisTlCt AND EQUALITY"

We feel ike growing The result, Of the elcc.
substantial democratic triumph Our whole
tickle, ha. been elected, IN spite Of boilers, and
open and covert oppositon. by triumphant ma
iority. The success q the wings heretofore in
PLAYING the game Of irid, and CONCUR had EN-.
boliencd them to lmsgine they would have an
other easy victory. Eut fr once they we're foil
cl. Although many. too many democrats again
lint themselves to the 9hlg. tp defeat our cardi.
dates. ~ have, pnlcr all the circumstances. good
cause To rejoice at the ',s u our maJhiiy, The
day WI. exceedingly unpleasant md not half the
Rgc majority /. not lees than 800 II the whole
vote bad been polled, old democratic la Sale
would in spite Of all untoward circumstances,
have rolled up her usual majority Of q or zoo
in favor Of the Democratic candidates.
We refer our realers 10 the table in another
column for the particulars Of the election in this
county The table is not complete, but the
towns to hear from will change the figures very
little.
In this representative di,tric. we have also tri.
umphed. Mr.. Phillips is elected almost without
opposition. The majority Of Mr. llise is some
300 in this county, 90 in Grundy and about 60
in Livingston. Bureau is not heard from, further
than that there is but little difference between
Bcebe and IIsc so that the success Of the latter
is beyond doubt. The issue between Messrs. Bee
be and IIise was made local one in many parts
Of the district, so that the vote Of neither is ties!
OF party strength.
As to this congressional district, the result was
for day or two in doubt, but VIC can now safely
saw that our candidate is "ou, of the woods" Dr.
Molony has undoubtedly becn elected by a majo
,ity of from s to 1900. We cannot say that We
are surprised at the falling of in the democratic
majori,ies in many Of the counties. Whatever
else may be said Of Dr. Molony, he is a very poor
elcctioneerer. He lost many hundred votes by
his ill.timed speech at Joliet. Then the Unior
| between the free soers and democrats was bu
! lily ccmcntcd in most Of the counties. In som,
parts Molony was too much bunker, in others to'
much free soil; and he lacked tho tact Of Cotfiut
to satisfy both extremes. We give below thu
major,ies as far as heard from. They may be re
lied on AS not put down too large, and it will b.
seen place Molony's election beyond doubt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09

Dsowsrp-A man named 1hcalors b. Cox
fell from the packet Chicago, the 9th inst, into
The water, while at the wharf, at this place, and
W" drowned. His body wa. taken up about 20
inmates alter and an inquest held over il, under
the direction Of A. b Smith Esq, the Coroner no,
beng present The verdict attached NO blame
to any one, and declared ii an unavoidable acei
dent. lie had paid his fare to Morris Grundv
county MIR Smith had the body decently inter.
red in the Ottawa cemetery
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Livingstoa County.

holony's majority IS. one precinct to hear
from, which will increase it . lev votes. Hise
and Phillips majority about the same Lovslss..
independent, democrat elected sheriff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Michigan Elect,ou

Inc Geographic reports favor the probability
OF the wings having elected all their Co,,,...
men in Michigan. This was owing to d,,;,;,D.
on the free soil question
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Galena District.

Private dispatches from Gal.n. state tina,
,"'''P''n campbell is undoubtedly elected III
That Unsatisfactory enough for one day,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
New York.

New York.
The contest Ia exceedingly close In New York,
but Ssymors, democrat probably elected. See
Tslcgraphic news
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Kendall Comfy.

H. ID. Miller, democrat, is elected sheriff COT
hns supposed to have q small majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

Il proved nom the ibla tia, thsy bad soah He
then wenI on and, AlsonS ether things noticed the
present o. q petflcoat which he had received. and
sad thst would not deter him f-ras dlIaS his Glfy
he concluded with some very discoartsoGs ma IS
ID aspersiou and -dl-u.e ID the sl.ss o. Nashville
Now. Il IS very obvious that the AIDES rsts a
mistake m SEEMING ps,fcosf - VI MOODY OK
that implied thar ls was ,7uai 70 A woman which
s :? AMY 1T the case
NJ. Cooper however. a<aa appeared. As The
Knight Of the Tournament He sad toe nsa
Fhc c0-.d make slch speech d.G uot have A soui
IS large - rs htte igger. The atsrarcs o. sl.h
remarks. isEracsial 70 tie -eutlsnaa sad his con.
st.t4cn-s niads Is nerves illS.e-
NJ Alien opposed he bill He thoa-ht Il wca,i
have a Tendency 70 o1ng women 10 contact WITH
the roI-asst scenes Of LIE. sud destroy those -
faed and del-ate scasiolucs sh4ch k-l- =. cae Of
che .ov-les, .el,gres o, thslr character
Tbs cor. o. argument s tl- mlSt COMMON one
used 81 Aesp woman % g state o.. dependence IL
s1hsfsuce. 70 arloUl-S u thls-that d son make
women independent they VII 10 0ngcr "a ooS
enough b. mistake delicate se1sio.lit-es Ger raal
retzemeat. nor cCltnle the TOYS and p.syth.lgs ~
men who value them IL p7Porton o. their weak
ness
Iiisa poor r-.e wn.ch wont WON b,-h Ways-
Reversing the above reasoning We hui hat siIr,s
nus, be the most delicate All refined people iu TIE
Eor.d because they hsve l0 prcp~-fs BIT what
vas th1 result Here u : Mr. Aicock demanded
,he pre- Gus question. and a majority Of the House
sastal-4-- -hs demand. the question was put and
-he oi- ki.ed outssrht-yess -. uays 81
Laus We suppose NJ Nooiys doctrine that
women have uo souls. and Mr. Aliens that they
are 100 felcsts aad refined % ho.d property. i
Affirmed by the Tennessee Legislature We trust
hat no woman. who has any setresqect VII
hereafter honor these gentlemen with present Of
peIuccat Cincinnati Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
Have Women any Soulsf-Teunessee Legi-la-
ture-Curiou- Debate.

We happened accidentally 20 cast a. eye on the
proceedings Cd; The Tennessee Legislature, when
&C were a. once arrested by a DISCUSSION on lhe
-uldlr0n OF Women. wHich vas rather the iaE1l-
81 thu- in a Legislature We have cone across
4 b.l Was belize The House - h-ch, o. substance.
proposed - give women the right 70 Their cNn
p0perfy.
nr Copper addressed the House az some sngth
u 'avor o. TIE bil, arguing - show thai naturally
woman Is the equal q; uA.. al ought T. D. per
aiitted 70 ENJOY equal rights. The speech Of tie
gentleman was ole OF Erea; beAGty-sn earnest
iervt' and eioqgent appeal u hehaA u the softer
sex
Af'er this several motions were made . amend,
and finally % Indefinitely postpone tie BAL
". Moody sad De desired tie defeat q the blI
Il ocmlnenced wrong. i ended wrong. every sen
tence N twas wrong. The caption ought q read,
' a Oh d produce litigation and grass widows II
Tennessee. his opposition be said sPraDg from
his love % wOman-ii was Kindness % them %
oppose tie bil He aladed 70 the referezce Of
NJ Cooper 70 the belief o: the MnssulEen, that
v00ss havs 10 soals, and sod 10 wood lks 70 see
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Pro6s. Of Fsrmins, Sc. in Indians.


100" ''' l.'''''
% .uc here say that I have one
oil. - - .
aI' On NV a>Ie- Nl1A CIV ui' - . - 49,
-s-s .nce Low ID e1l-lva-cn, sa.ch hnugh 10 sA.ol
~ va sa a.. 40 ne .sa- Ills rear r eorr commands
- -, -. ~ -. n. Tn -. cd ior
. ..--
sK'-sn bushels per sore ne corn s'3 ga - pace
tvven-v.as cents
~ - NJ .t.,,-,,o would r,s,,rk ib.i - .rc.
-. =. -. . q.
4N CT A''f' e'h''nseD'9 N' '-'eH' - W 'ee--- ~
-oi by cropping must - taken INTO serious
have -xarnn.i fv lie .uces. 81 hse rlsi have fArtred
-, -. 49, o., ,h. .--.-,.,. a. .h,.. ,.t., .,,,n
~ ~
be grsl Ter narAeHnz Ino-r VINO nave lnsl'N - iai
ser have bcsa Tar ne Successful an now sockins
-, -. ,.,h 49,. srs -h. ,ssst r,.-,,a-,.,d % srh.rs
. - -, . :, .1t.l. f,r he s,ck s. w. buy 49, A..
-. =. - /, s.,x -. Pa,k ny Ne th.nk h-
.s 81 .,t.~g .evs~s ,4.rs fog-rb.r :. e, : %
81 -, trfrg m, - Nv. ssfl IN tour norihs i've
80. 49,, -. ,t =. SIM. n~-fr h.v.ay NE MIS- winter
"a ~. 7. ~-,sr,,'- .t.,a. ,r,ra -h. second rf-r-
,-tl-t -. /, :. ft..r-i,.r ana tietyb.r
-, 1890 is-.i -. ,..i1g csrle Spr,ug cave.
- h., mr. $500 .- H. -. Al an average Of = 81
r-s - (, IL s.-. a.. h-a..tf f-orn fhs~e m.fht Il
- - -. 80 Il, a ~ vear. lfb head III four
't -. $3.50 b. -,,r'r,.i ~ m ne - Vel ffsd
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Fos uss s.-T-s 49,.
A STICK OF TYPE

A STICK q; Type what shot Or she
Fror Wars grim camp bath hs,i ihe rov''
A Stick Of Type with this one ,bouEi'
That F-esI0a Mas God g'r,7 s7r~r
Tha, Sack OF Type hath more OF n yhi
Than warrior POSTS q fortress walls.
And Il shall batter towers 70 dust
That laagh At siege or cannon os'
Tha, Sick o. Type see y break
Toe eldest Of the bod buili thrones
AnG III the yoke trom miAous, bowed
q. or dad slave riillioas healhins hones
TaAi StcA ct Type Careeriag scetS
Betrs . IDS far thsir wings.
AM banncrci armies PASS lSe csai
GrewH sldsoas mors remembered th'n.s
Tia; St.ck Of Type Col bless the Fals'.
Who wrolsh; L in h.s coaqlcnns 5ran.
That suck 81 Type q q h.ess ths He.
We scat-ers :; abrgsd Ike Tsla
The Type the Press the hsn. shlusai
By steam and lightning spca ab-cat.
Shsl conquer vet, and huDg D. man
Toe Freedom. Love and Truth OF God
4 ID ~frAEr
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Meeting of Operatives at Wheeling.

IN pursuance Of public notice. the workingmsa
employed the manufacture % Iron n the Ciy q WAse
ing Va cOnvened % o number o fua hundred Al The Cy
! Hall on Saturday evening Jan ~, ls0.-On mOuou 4
Mr. Hugh McKbbOu, M John A. Elliott cal ed b ~
chair and Samuel Coates appointed Secretary. Tho 0bc
of the meeting having been explained by ne Pfesden5
was resolved fhaf Committee u TIRES b. spPoined y
he chair 10 report preamble and resolutions Tor NO
ton Of the meeting upon The subject Of the attempted -
ducOn Of the wages VI Tho Iron operatives Al Ptsbsh
whercapou the chair appointed MessIs Hugh Mekiooos
| David Bynon and Samuel Coates said Commluee
Mr William Matthew'S a boiler u lfon from Pt
bulgh beng present. loudly called iof and hsyins
he stand ably and eloqusndy enchanted the meen,s
Dr Two hours detailing ihe unls, and oppressive demands
made BY Re Iron Masters Tor the reduction Of the wages
his hafd-wohiug brethren al Pittsburgh.
Having closed bis able address amid tss paadiu o.
ne meeting the COmnlieo who had been appointed fof ~
pupose. rspored The following Preamble and resoauoe.
d'os ne rns' ~ ns wsg-. 81 ne "oea soPySa u.' -
49, sfr . - see iasi sfe fsiei - s.,'f - .s
~ portion % te Naas aafe s.sasi v.-. 70 a. - 80
shfh saabsl them f tier csrrsss. sni sei 70 -
lrey AMI -h-f-ss sssh reduction, 81 ~asss .a
ssstf b. n.os- IS ks fetae1n' ~ ooy IN n e
Me- ~ but An saosi tls ,d shsf..s .at
Of -a.s ,spesly present tine sbeo ~ ne
II 81 have Throughout N. ~bos aai advanced .ssg
gres -ou -nd isrs, 70 snas do~a - . eysi oi M '
kap- 'sa os 80 .. iof oar hifa safa-s ."'1i IN. '9 -.
- ~ o., sr,s,,, -. ;. go t s.e,.sy say so,aos s .
tie Of her haa1
n,sfssr n iien asa. B. resolved
That Tho ,i'aaP Of 10. I'oa Asss's q rsbarsh " so go
-e fe' By sa'hf'n there 'a I'll be- '"s'sn. - %"
! r.st. REQ nn-na.l 70 oil ~o, men ;hroushoa, wet
o.i m-stasi ~ ofssnds a un sgt aay ADD Ell '1fs of
dsfnsats upon he part u fAsf smphyss
tasfG any fL@F strength and nat ~ oaf aafe 70 -
soaelnsn HIgn he ssstsnoe a pas'
aj n.. stronger tass for @tof o.
s-sfl q ~ eo.aify
lat tsk-a tLs nssbng % a. % saA
Ptts0urgh sEas support the
fans SHE sapoysfs saa1aS o.
sas Dr. tier ~ tsks 80 SOBER, ,scond' A moe %
I9lght
That. Conse VI Fss p-osns 1e appointed ~ hs ohsa =
aa1 ne us0sf 10 NJ I" y
Mathews u tb4rgb - b ~ ds0ssssi Tor "a
gIfp1as. 8er~n before .ndestsi
On BlOuon The preamble and ResoisiOns were unsnF
mOus.Y adopted.
The Chair appointed Asssrs Robert Davis Samuel SIN
mons, David Byron, William Purcell and samuel Coass
ne Committee under tho ast Resolution, who bAvegsf
ioned ts duty assigned 10 them, reported the u VI
- tho amount collected by fhsm
Aessfs Alfred Caldwell William Plus and sanilel
Bisck being severaly called foF, successfully and ably ID
dressed The meeting showing that only the mefehaas
All he mechanics but likewise the iesA professson wds
@i'h u ind ready 70 sustain as
On LoSloa he neslnz adjOaued.
JOHN A. ELLIOT, Chairman
SAMUEL Cs.TEs seersfay. iFntsbsrgh Mon Pod
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TIE DESERT. :. Eor Tn. Tribune

YaARs ay, and Time leaves traces on US all
They pass. and we In changes live TO die
Aud oft the clouds that al the distant sky
Cast gloomy shadows that around us fall
This earth is not forever Every scene
80 like the shifting sand that blown by wind,
Across the burning desert OF our minds
In trials deep, hath no oasis green;
Yet burning sands do sparkle and the cloud
That seemed Ia hide the sun, is full OF light,
And passing DER us, if We love the right,
We shall not stoop. beneath its burden bowed
But trusting still, with Faith our souls shall rise
Refined in trials deep. to sinless skies.
Is,cr,Yf Ian IL 1870 wM GLAND RoUHNl
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y,o- tss nsnes>ster Efsrn aef
CHRISTMAS
,y Joas ourcHLgY rRrscu.

az Joas cUTcHLHf rRiscL.
Osy cannot choose but love the bells.
With their harmonious din.
Those speaking bells, whose falls and swells
Ring merry Christmas In
They sound ike angel voices, sent
From some serener sphere,
Singing from out the armament
The Prince Of Pesce is here
Good will fulfil, fulfil good will,
Their glad lips seem b say
" The best ye can for byDther man
Goes on the cheerful lay.
And shall we scorn such fancy songl,
II fancy songs they be.
Which lift MS sp from woes and wrongs,
And bid our JOYS be Tree
No, reuse anew the laughing FIRE.
Draw round 1t every one,
Let sad remembrance retire,
Bid present greis begODe
Your eyes bow wear joyOus look,
A bright and earnest grace
Why the old clock within the nook
Trims up its FURNISHED lace.
Now pledge we in the wassa1 bow
Warm wishes, long TO last
It's done, we feel from soul 10 sOJi
The friendship fame hath passed,
And sternest hearts will now forgive,
And gentlest hearts forget
Let's hive To love, and lore IN lice.
And we be happy yet
Now Hbr an anthem. such as rDlg
in halls and Lomes ID old
Let every joyous soul be strung,
Each voice flow free and bold
Lo as ye sing each gentle thing
Stirs 10 the tsneful call.
For the berries that blush mid the holly bush
Are trembling upon the wall.
Oh. Christmas Days, though chill are fair
As young springs opening prime
Are angel footprints, here and there,
Along the path Of time,
And sweetest heart flowers bloom thereon.
BY worldly storms unriven,
That we may mark them. one by one
And find our way n Heaven
ton 1saer Lyme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

FURTHER RECOVERY OF PRoPERTY.-Tbe
ao-e q John g aoser-ur1; IS Wilizzsf was Broken
opeu NJ night q II 2frh Dec at sra OLD n 100
ng ke % ee ya1e Of ss2 parton Of tns properly 4.
yesterday hunf n Possession q John Orphen who w.s
valued a. So aich were s,o.eu from Nader ARE Ca he
= .ast were sso soaoG IN Opkea's possessoc snd lie
prvp>ru rpcQTNvd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30
UPwARD-ONwARD. =. For The Tribune
~ JANIS W. coyFRoTH.

Up and onward Look not back,
With foolish sad regret,
Over Lies receding track
Stars Of promise sparkle yet
10 thy Futures opening sky
Grid thy IONS and onward fly
All the Evil of the Past
With the Past has gone forever,
But its good will ever last,
In its brightness, fading hevsr-
Owning but the Truth as Master,
Onward dreading no disaster
Homer in his song is living
Plato's voice Inelosious sweis
STILL Lsonidss is striving
And on this earth Jesus dweIls
Mid the despised and lowly hearted
From pious luxury departed
Let thy banner be unfurled
And beneath It's ample fold
Claiming Freedom Cor the world.
Steadfast TO thy purpose hold,
TIL Slavery unto man or creeds
Is named with persisted evil deeds
Hast voice Oh let it thunder
While a brother is oppressed
When chain is burst asunder
Universal Msnhood's blessed
Born 10 such destiny.
Fslter not, but onward fy
Even now the morn is breaking
OF the better. brighter day
Nations from their sumbers waking,
Joyful hail it's dswning ray;
And rsptured by the cheering sight,
Exalt the chorus. Light, more Light
Let thy thoughts, like eagles soaring.
Guide thee on thy upward path
Heed not Errors round thee roaring.
Boldly fFont their utmost wrath
HoPr these fearful scenes adorninr.
With bright bow bespesks the morning
Onward onw ard Tolls desplsine.
Upward. upward Turn thine eyes,
Only be content when rising
Fix thy goal amid the skies;
Let not Aattering ease divert YOU.
sloth 10 VIce-RDd Action q Virtue
so<pAia, Deosnhsf, iete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-30

ASoTHEE ROBBERY on THE FIVE POISTs.-A
Sorsn named Maria huln into custody yea
snaay ctAfEed with foobng young man named achard
Of-sr aiey AriiTed In Ills city from Pssde.pca Of 81
= cash appears fnst he complainant TOOK stroll on
Monday nig IN The vicinity o. he Five Points ard while
here el. IA with Mara who persuaded Inn 10 accompany
r hone. wien shortly after lie discovered ks oss and lad
ne accused arrested who .Ocksd for Examination
No portion OF The money, no~eTeT wss found Der poe
sessiOn-
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California Emigrnnts.

Ia steamship Falcon, from New Orleans, Jan - ~
y R.ysol.. .a4 as, NJ. P.ar ", H,r.a~,ss, y ys
- ~ 4" ~, = az NJ n..es i',, NJ W. go.
- 81 s-egplfs - -. e.asn, co9. HIT ~,
hss ~ Seie,s sfs Hoiah-t al Oh ss J.aues I5'>
y'- h.i' 49, iSis'f hs.s JsTes q aa,S.I. ~
y,,os s.a' y ia' Jas9s siatf Thoass iisss'i
Dlal,p D. v c4sa 90 ~l,,ai v 4 T. s'os Agsai.
wst-ou, aeH.nss, Jsla CeoIse .sorh Jols a,ss
,a-a .'s~an Aeraasf Area i-l Jseee, as.. Jseoe,
D nsnetf. Horst, Hoaper Y-iioos s.hos.
WING shs~se ssv.a voo,h..J =, uaoar X BsTos
.o.> Jas-. Ni,ael sa.rA BorEs.- X go~y. Drfp
ssin A.flAy a cssP-a Bn-osnsgf Mt
IN. y Daleau, Green Dr. NcI,ss,s Essas ksyA
fsrrs.a, H.tL asoa. Bo.saa A Ms, po.ssf oyi
X NeS.t rhom.. 49, la - aaru,ss Al
-. Stare. bson. Jane. sunA james " Dsisl
wa c'Il sl ;a D. 5's'i ssS S. e. w.
rsfe.1 DsA hsa.sIss. Wa Hood Eoessi H.lg-g ~,
,ao Es1s,s. bsassr,y' Jaaa ts>.i " gb 80
I' i s,i. s as: 49, Ss: J 5ss ~: ~ H., c.
" Io4as sa5 CsIn@f0n, q, hs y CsnAt,ek
jas n a.. =. ~. l--s c Sssi css5A Sss-ps
- Naa,-s 'Gs.b-r.aysr
Ia brig Oe,asA from New Orleans De- a. hg Chagfs
Gnasa-l, Gamma, Mr. Tfsss .sa - ~. -
Esas s'arsJ al 90 Mr. A.soa. n,' Hlsoa co. 80
y oalss Enefy n carn-g y Psrs, Pee 81 q,
S.s.s Sf s co.,; H ws - s ss,.aF o
cag. cfsgo~, n Bsn n COR s'1.stos 49,
shher, Wa Wrghf. G~orss AadsTs W. fft hs..e..-
soa,roa c.o5 .as 90 -s- Josa D - -.
scost 4 Cr-v.. n. wlEan. Abr.sss Mir, Igsa-'
htsaei EaTso~. Ikos Moray, tss Hpifs, l. w.
furnsH Brs4a aaaz, 7 Oa~ion, ksi.so@
s,UPRLME COURT.-Cfy an Coznfy fS<~ fcrt.-Chkhil'
sSFREDkKiCks sz.nsf fHONAs W.LO1--To ~ eois..s-'
THOMAS W. Colt To- Asr-tJ sasDo1>e snf feqfes ~
comp a. .stl, rh1h ~ ted Ne oees
Csrs Of 10 sagrss Cour .1d or taa eea.y
f0ri he Cy HI q he CITY u ~ iof, "a - -
III houssas eaafrsd ard trl eH
cyy ~ yoar consuut o. "a ~ cg -
Loo ~tAn t~seiy d.y. aesr ts q hs ssnas d.
szcl.srs q he 1sy ofsueb al. yos s 70 10y
I'D ccnpani vakn the aior.s1 ,sats - a. 49,
1t ar.a, Jos or a q hssirss sst ofvt
M a-J ioar cent. 18th nf>re-s boa ~ fra tp
a noa..nt sfht hassrs1 sns rs 5000. co.'s q $500
~ is.sv FA.xF, AfSsssvs . ssssssrs.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FOreian Ports.

AiNeuvss 23i ult bk = aqrchill Hichhorn, for New
York 10; Orb Chase ana Russia Hanson Tor 40 Sussn'
Thurow and G w Lawrence. Walls for do log.
Sailed for Turks-isand [9h, bark Manchester NoDre,
(from 81 Thomss) Philadelphia. ,,
Al Cardepss 18th nit oak Serrh Hale, Atkins Tor
Portland ID inst; Grsmpus Dyer for Boston 5; Lcvan
Uewett disg 10 load Pm adj brigs Harriet Brown for
portland Isaac Carver Gurus, for Boston IN Aerle,
Nichos for do TASKS. -enlaw, for NYork did not
sal 22d as reported Richard ngerso Plummer ior 90 q
Eew-Oresns Bell for PHI sdephis ID inst Portland Sal
ford and Citizen Brown d-g Sid Soth, brig Lyra Ross
Bangor =, w.. c.... x...
(ynayama: James Forbes sher from New Haven Doug
ma (iboru from 81 Tao mas; St Elizabeth (FreDch)
Riolo from do; bigs Hr-n Ryder, Ryder, from DO;
WasijnQ,on Curtis from do DucsInn, Lockhsr from 81
Cmz: Narstiske Win M, from New-YOrx; Cnlatin,
Nowes from 81 Thomas; lyer Thompson, Peigsl from
Baltimore: Marcus Price from Boston; Avon, (bIl Drum
mopd from Dundee; FornnAss Brl Abbott from 81 Tnom-
as Fswn, (Br) Morrison, from do Daphne, tbr- from
Al 81 Johns P r, April g. bhgs Rinancisr Hall, for
York soon Merths KiDgsnsD Buchanan, for do do: Au-
gust of Kingston Snow for do dos schrs Fortunate Horn
5Ee Tor do do: Emely billiard, for Boston soon.
All Aux Caves April 25 schr Elisabeth Ann Cobb for
Boston 10 dsys louisiana Lavender for do in Is days
AT Hsvahs Sd inst ships Arkansas Orr for Antwerpen,
soon: Jas Drake Smith, NYOrk, IL ds; Edgar Ellis for
DO loading bAuues Isabella Prebe, for Csqz, loading;
Helen and Frances Davis, for Cowes, soon; Aquta,
Nowell Murillo Merrill; r orence woodward, ana Ed
win Au gusus Reazer for do, ldg; Syphd1 Lowry for
Boston eoon brig Bsuigmin, Collins from Frankfort ar
22d nit Going in steamer Ohio from NYork, VIA Charles
ton Cid 9Th ult barGues hyperion. Perkins Ms!enz
and Cronsd let inst Osman, Gardner Trieste; brg An
nawan, Amy Msrel. ,, ~,
sid I'm forks Island 10Th ult bsrque Mauceser, Nobre
(fm ST Thomss) Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

HORRIBLE SUrFERlNG.-Jol,e,, III. May six
nersons from this toa ON their way TO California
were lost upon the aims, where they suffered
everything but death Four Of the lost company
died but the names Of the unfortunate men who
fell victims 10 starvation are not given. The COM
pany, il seems left SAT- Lake for California, bat
lost their way, and wandered southwark. After
wandering in that dresry region for months they
struck the Pacific Ocean 400 miles south Of San
Francisco. The folio ving is an extract from the
letter 1--WE have had severe time of it. -Four
months and two weess We were lost in the wilder
ness-wandering around and trying to find our
way out. We travel O. over roads where no white
man had ever been before. We lost all we had
wagons, horses oxen, cows and everything Three
months we had TO live on horses and oxen. We
killed them and eat them, intestines and all. -Four
of our company starved 20 death. We were SIX
DAYS without water You cannot think how much
we suffered" lDetrot IriDune.
A WHOLESALE OPERATION BY FEMALE PICK
POCKETS This morning. Miss Sarah Am Pray,
School teacher, East ton was robbed OF bead
purse containing $685.. Il a store on Washington
st. Miss Pray had jus tsken the money from the
Savings Bank to make purchases OF wedding
dresses &c she being bout TO be married. Near
her in the store were tVo girls, pricing piece OF
silk Up to this timc sne had kept her hand upon
the purse in her pockt bat let go OF 1t to examine
the silk. Inmediatef aiterwards she ionnd thaI
her purse was gone, AID the two girls VINO were
near by her side out q moment before, were missing.
"0"- - N boston Traveller.
Tar WISsypaGo INDiANs.-Cen. Fletcher came
m on the Nominee, from visit TO his stray WIN
nebagos in Wisconsin and Iowa. He brought hVe
with him, and reports tnat the remaining l,6so or
thereabout will be here by grass time
stPsui (N n1e.ots) Chronicle, April n.