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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WEEKLY REPORT or DEATHS AND INTER
nEs1s-Tbe Health Physician furnishes the fol
lowing: Males, l5 females, 10; adults, Ito
tai. IS. From Consumption g, Commissions ., Group
/. Congestion of Brain l, DoPsy l, Drowned .,
Scarlet ever p Typhoid Fever l, Inflammation
of Brain |, Inflammation Of Bowels ., Inaamma
ton of Lungs l, Old Age l, Stlborn l, Suicide !,
scrofula l. Interments in Greenwood and other
Brooklyn grounds from New-York and other
places6o
QUEER WAGER-A young man named William
Pool. has been backed in the sum OF s25, to pick
M. with bis mouth, 90 eggs, placed one yard apart
and drop them into a bucket without cracking
shell. Each egg is to be separately raised from
the ground and deposited in the bucket; and the
feat is to be performed within 20 minutes.
PLANK RoAD.-The following gentlemen were
elected Directors Of the Brooklyn and Jamaica
Plank Road;
lanes S Remsep, Rem LefFerts, Samuel T.. Johnson,
picbafd Brush, Nicholas Williamson. John spsder John
- Fulk Naihan Sheou James HERMAN
FOUND DRowyED-The body Of an unknown
man was found floating in the East River, near
Grays Baths, Saturday morning. From appear
spce he had been in the water about month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

THE LAST or THE EMIGRASrs.-The Lexington
Mo- Erpress OF the 7th SAYS Our friends who in
tended leaving this county for the gold mines are
now, with very few exceptions, all under way 1t
has been out of our power to ascertain who, or
how many have gone. The number is cOnsdera
ble-among them, many Of our most valuable citi-
zens and best friends. Our best wishes will ac-
company them across the plains, and go with them
through all the trials and privations of their long
and arduous enterprise Their pilgrimage IS long
and full Of peril. Many Of them have left homes,
wives and children, and all the endearments Of
social enjoyment and domestic bliss, to hazard life
and the accumulations of years of labor and econo
my, in the pursuit OF fortune in far distant land.
Many are doomed to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to dis
ease and death, in a land where the last solemn
rites due to mortality are but grudgingy performed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

DUBIIc NOTICE-sUPREME cOURT-In the OF ,hs
Application Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of tie Cts
the opening Of FIFTH from One Hun
3rsd ana thirty Harlem RIVER tho Twelfth
Ward of city hereby gwen by the Mayor, Alder
men Commonaty City Of HeF York pursuant % statute
and provided that the sad the Mayor Aldermen
Commonay the City Of New fork intend 10 make application
The Supreme the State Of New fork At SPECIAL Term Of
cour held the Cit Hal ito City Of New fors ou
Moad the 81 day Of June $780, AZ the opening Of the Court on hat
8y thereafter counsel b. heard for the appoint
nent Estimate and Assessment the above
matter Of the tue
opening from One Hundred and Thirty second street
Harem RIVER the rWeh Ward Of the City Of New YORK.
map " tie sad city, By Of at
relative syrUgements touching The ny GOT o
Cy New Yo and for other purpose
passed April 80. is7.-Dated Ne~.York VA, lst 1850
ny tJs3 HENRY p. DAVIES. Counsel TO he Corporation
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CHOLERA AND ALcOHOL-Therc Is very strong
propensity among the people generally to resort 70
Ardent Spirits and other stimulating remedies Tor
the cure Of the Cholera. Those who are attacked
drink bad brandy to cure the disease, and those
who are not drink the same poison 10 keep II OIL
The prevalence Of the Cholera at the south ana
South West and the possibility Of its approach 70
this City. have induced DR.. HUNTING SHEHRiLL %
issue second edition Of pamphlet Essay entltied
"a Temperance Method Of Treating Epidemic
Cholera first published by VIM. II. Graham last
Autumn. In this Essay Dr. Sheriff. makes very
thorough examination into the nature of Epidemic
diseases generally and the Cholera in particular,
showing their pathological character, &c. The
Essay points out the injurious effects and fatal con
sequences Of Alcoholic mixtures in the treatment
Of Cholera, and suggests a comprehensive mode Of
treatment in which all stimuli ting articles are pro-
scrbed. The opinions set forth Ia the Essay
fortified by numerous citations from celebrated au
thors, and by the exhibition Of pertinent statistics
For instance-of PA cases Of Cholera which came
under the care Of Dr.. S. during its prevalence in
1s49, and in the treatment OF which no Alcohol or
strong stimuant was used, only two proved fatal.
The circumstance that comparatively so few Of
the Sons of Temperance in New Orleans (only two
out of 200 if we are not mistaken were attacked
by the epidemic during its terrible ravages in that
city last Spring and Summer, strongly illustrates
the folly OF guzzling brandy as a means of keep
ing off the Cholera. Very similar results have
been exhibited in other places where the subject
has been investigated. Indeed, common sense,
statistics, experience physiology, all teach us that
Alcohol has a direct tendency TO hasten If not to
produce an attack of Cholera, during the presence
Of that scourge. Yet we do not doubt that its re-
appearance among us to-day would prove signal
for increased activity in the trade Of the thousands
of GROCERIES with which our city is cursed. Some
would rush to the brandy bottle from actual fright
believing it TO be sort OF shield against death and
many others because it would furnish them with r
convenient excuse for INDUCING in what their con-
sciences and sober judgments assure them is wrong
We commend DR.. Sherrills pamphlet to general
perusal.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

DEprcArIoS-Tbe new NJ. E. Church in Union
St will be dedicated on Wednesday next, 10Th
inst Rev. VI. L. scudder, Of New-York, will
preach the opening sermon at lOi clock AN aud
atslP.M. an address will be delivered by Rev.
c. H Whiticar; and Rev. d. w. Bartine viii oc-
cupy the pulpit at O'Clock in the evening.
" We understand that the First Baptist
Church Of this city have extended 4 unanimous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

AccIDEvr-On Wednesday last a man in the
employ of James Mitchell. while painting the new
Methodist Church in Harsimus Tell from a bght
of 30 feet, and but for the Intervening sca1o'd,
which broke his fall would most probably have
been killed. As it was, bis face was badly bruised,
and he received other bodily hurts.
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ment. and exposure Of the individuals concerns
in the transaction, could not fail to prove 10 be
most rich and delightful piece Of the secret history
Of notifies Bat we will not anticipate.
The news of the Cuban Expedition brought by
the Ohio, is regarded with very great interest. -
CHA wishes 70 throw of the Spanish yoke that
has so long CALLED and oppressed her, why should
she not do III handiull of men from the United
States can do nothing toward revolutionizlns that
erest island with its four hundred thousand OF
White people, unless the people themselves are
ripe for the work And if they are, little aid 10
the Accomplishment Of il, ought not surely 70 be
frowned upon Ii Cuba wishes 70 become in1s-
neu9ert. let her become 90. If afte-ward size de-
sires 10 come into the American Union, why Jet her
come in. We have nothing 70 do but 70 Apply tue
WImot Proviso and admit her % the fraternity OF
States. As Sl0re STATE, her admission would cd
course be resisted till the morning Of the reslrrec
ton J's'P'
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DUBLiC sOTlCE-sUPREAE COURT.-In Ia. matter u ~
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and CoHmon,ty OF ne o.
New fors relative the opening OF that part Of FIRST en9s -
already opened, from Foy second Harlem ne
Twelfth ards Of SAID City Public No,cs
gwen by The Mayor Aldermen and commona OF the Csy sss
Yo pursuant such made provided
Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy Of the City New fo
intend Application the supreme Court OF the s
Ycr Term Of the SAID Court bs held the Hal
~ New York Monday the third day Of June, $50 q
opening the Court0n that day thereafter coss
ss heard for the appointment Of u Lss
the above entitled matter that the nature and
the improvement Tbs opening Of that Of yrts
Already opened from Forty cOnd Harlem kvv
s1We and Nneeenh ards Of sad CITY lad out gpoi hs
plan the sad City, b. virtue OF Act entitled a Al
restVe touching tho ofStreef- and hesds
CITY Of New YORK for o;h-r purposes" paced Apnls
isH-Dsisd New York, April 81. $50.
uyT ties HENRY DAVIES Counsel n the C0rporstion
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Appointments by the President.

BY and 9th As adrioe and consent Of the Senate
JoRS SUMMERS SMITH of New.YOrk, to be Con-
sui Of the United States for the port OF Malaga, In
Spain.
GEORGE NoUSTFoRT OF Massachusetts, to be
Consul OF the United States for the Island ofCsndia
P0stnGSters-CHARLEs 7. MADDOX, to be Post
master at Baltimore, Nd. WILLIAM NJ BLACK.
FORD, to be Postmaster at Lynchburg, Va.
FREDERIcK W. SMITH, to be Postmaster at Hoas-
ton, Texas.
ELECTION OF JUDGES IN ALABAAA-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been elected Common Law
or Circuit Judges for the State Of Alabama at the
late election.
l. John d Phelsn. s Thos A Walker
. Ezekiel Piekers, 8 John Bragg
S Geo d. Sh0F.ridge, 2. VIM. r. smith
alp. Walker 8. Geo. GodIawaie
8 Robert Dousherty.
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For Bremen.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoNPANI
From Bremen.
For Chagres.
For Gln.RoW.

OHIO J. T. ScHEScE For Chsges---. Tues Nay 2
CRESCENT CITY Capt LuDtoV For Chages. sat Jun-
PHILADELPHIAC capt Ps,ssos For Chages... Thurs June
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 20.
CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY, May q.

MONDAY May r.
IwwIcRA1Iox FOR THE WEEE.-The enormous
influx Of immigrants was hardly Kept up to the
maximum last week, although averaging neAriy
eloo per day-including all passengers from for
eigp ports. The heaviest list was on Saturday
% vessels and 4,l56 passengers among the ships
was the Isaac Webb from Liverpool with 100 on
board. We give below the ships ports from, and
runber Of passengers for each day:
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COAL.

GOAL! COAL !-Best Peach Orchard, range and -
~ size, Of superior qualify, delivered al 80 cents es -
last Summers prices from SIMPSONS yards, 70 Thonr
Market my2l lm
I Anl DELIVERING the best Red Ash Coal sIose
or Egg from my yHrd corner OF King and Greenwlc4e
s475; - 50 from boats lmy25 2m' PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
From Glasgow.

FROM Nelg- York for Gl1s1o.o.
CITY OF GLASGOW B. X MirHEss About the middle OF every
Alternate month In MAY July September Novr and January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

aER1 Hon WILLIAM HENDRICKS, the first Gov
ernor OF Indiana, and the first Senator in Congress
from that State, died at Madison Ind l5thinst aged
f6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

Fyss Gasgop for NeD- York.
CITY OF GLASGOW b. r. About the middle of every
alternate month. Ia April June August octr Decr and Feoy
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For EUROPE.
United sTATEs WAL STE

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
CoLLlNs's LINE-Sais from Neo York.
PACIFIC Can't NYE...... FOR Liv-rpool...Sat NAV Is
ATLANTIC Capt For Liverpool. Sat June
PACIFIC Capt For LvepOo.s June 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
call to Rev Ebenezer z. Cummings Of Cohcord,
New Hampshire

call to Rev. Ebenezer Z. Cummings Of CoRcord,
New Hampshire.
The FoURrH-On Friday evening meeting
was held ard a committee Of 1875 appointed 70 pre-
pare for celebration Of Independence in the good
old way.
MYSTERIOUS DGsAPPEARASCE-A young man
named VIM. Mott, aged about 70 years, left. his
home, 81 FrsHkliu-st on Wednesday morning last
for fishing excursion. Nothing further was heard
Of him urtii Thursday night, when his friends ere
informed that q boat similar TO the one ia which he
started hsd been seen on the meadows and upon
visiting the spot they found the boat below Wheo..
ers Point, apparently driven up a. high water
with the b standing the maiusail part Of the way
down. and the rudd some distance below, without
is tiI.er. The young man had on when he LETT
cloth cap covered with oiled silk, dark tweed cos..
brown cashmere pants, plaid vest, and black six
cravst In he boat were found MS fishing tackle
and Cal .oruia hat, which II sas known he took
With him. Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

r~ GEo. HOOP, Esq. has been chosen Mayor Of
TIC City o. Lynn, Mass.
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KE,s PATENT rraE-pRooF PANT

BLAKE'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE. which hs
Il few months sfter applied turns 10 sats stone pro-
ectng whatever covered from the action Of tie wesn9
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD,
Az scores OF Individuals are getting up all kinds Of warn
less counterfeit stuff, and selling It AS FIRE proof paint
have the statements OF more than twenty men Of the 10
standing IN Ono IN the vicinity OF the mine who s
seem snd used this counterfeit stuff, who zsys =
statement saying there lad bsen such complete suo
IN ell the kinds or stun got and sold here called fire o
paint except Bskes, iiei his only is considered ws9
using Every person. therefore, " he SAFE should ~
my is every package for II they get tue pox9
thai will make the genuine heproof paint NE mrs "a
make themselves igbe 10 prosecution Tor ul lnhn1xv
ment Of NV patent and tbe gel countsf, Of eoafss
lose their money The genuine article Of differed eoo,h
both ground IN oil ana IN dTy powder kept c'n'A"'
nys lm' WH. BLAKE. Pstentee Fire Proof Penn
CAIEOF INCOME BONDS OF THE NEW.
- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY y
proposals Will be received al The Office Of the Company
Wallet Until "wednesday the l2h day Of June nexI ~
O'Clock. 81 for th- OF 81 10000 OF the Income o'''
Of The NewYOrk and Ere abroad Company an ooohs.,
The whole issue Of these bOLds amount 70 - s.s, hv
ing Interest al per cent per snnuH Psyso AVS on az.
coupons in The City Of New York. on ne hrs ~ ~
rusry and August and redeemsbs 81 tns Fsbruarv Is@
Company within five wears from the lst o. - - -.
Tn-se bonds are i.sued for the eompies 80 49,
Lake Erie and for the payment Of .ao her b. il, on Iniv
I95i ma nnfI bs net earrings shall reach 600 per
Snnun, 10 pledged; rrseryng oay '1' '-'~N y" P''
thr interest on me "a I'D in sums Of 900 each win
counons attached and proposals VII DC received Tor any
nnnber rom one 10 ~ eDiy-hVe nnndfrd 49,
Terms 10 per eeo noee on acceptance Of BIDS and
-. cn on he Is Of zach month thereafter; or, at the OF
& Of he pUebsser larger or the whole amount may %
raid At A. earlier dste
The bonds offered are 81 OF the Issue the Company
bsve 70 dispose o. AeopY Of The bond may be II hs
Seee II he Company where any further informsion 70
ouired Will be given.
Proposss should be endorsed Proposals for Ineons
B0nos addressed 70 Thomas Townsend, Treasurer
IS u alsL New York.
By order OF the Board Of Directors
my27 iJel2 NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
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SUBSCRIBERS WILL REMOVE THEIR
LooKING-GLASS AND PICTURE-FRAnTE
hANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS
Nos. $40 AND Si2 BROADWAY,

Nos $40 AND 3l2 BROADWAY,
% or about June 10,
NNHERE, WITH INCREASED facilities for prompt
w and superior execution Of every branch Of their bus
ness under heir immediate supervision. and greatly
enlarged stock Of srs quality looking glass plate magnh
Gently framed In the kennasance, Louis XIV ard oter
ether with varied assortment OF sizes and
prices be obtained In any establishment 10 The United
States they confident Of the liberal support OF their
friends and the public In general
WALLER L KREPS, 10 Sprucest
W TX have made srrsn gemen for continuous supply
ofancent ard modern paintings OF which large col
non can always seen and very many will be found wor
thy OF particular attention. myN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife or thrse o. tour
Dsinge gentlemen. can be accommodated win pleasant
rooms and full partial board 81 4S HIdIonst Refx.
ence required. uyZZ Aus5os-
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CT. RIcE,s HOTEL, NEW ROCHELLE.
rrNInN InTEI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M

Union HOTEL, ELIZABETHTUWN,N
u The subscriber having taken tlis eslaOislne1
and having entirely rehued It. Is prepared To wecons
bis friends and the public accommodations squa 10 az
in EhzabethOwn, n J. The Hotel has numerous apHt
ments consisting OF an Ordinary, dining ROOM paNs,
bedrooms &c la addition rooms Tor large or small ID
lie me eungs there sitting for families pnsse
parties The location Is convenient either for men Of b
ness or for those who visit EliZahethtown for pleaf
taking one hours essant ride The terms moderate nd
no pains will be spared 20 give satisfaction.
myI 1--we WILLIAM RElLLEY, Propnetor
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DOOiIs TO LET " gentlemen, with breakfast sad
IL tea on the s Of May, az t07 Pncost corner of Green
One large room and pantry gentleman and hs wife.
Inquire Il LA Rourth-st all I'M
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ROARDlNG.

BOARD and very De sreble rooms can be obtained by
Dspphcsuon al 81 Irving place corner OF SNIeenhst
s one Of the peassntesi locations In the uppe, part Of
the city, convenient to and stages Rooms for single
gentlemen. my1oW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

DOOAis 10 LET.-Nery pheasant airy, sod neatly
Ii furnished rooms without board may be had by iInfne.
date application al So Ffansn-s, few doors west o.
Roadway myli lmF
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I'OK sAIE-One SECUTED hand Adams Power Press,
~ - aOV CO - agG 81 3.iu
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DOONis WANTED-By two single gentlemen, .
suite OF furnished apartments, In modern built nous
occupied by q small respectable private family, win o'eax'
fssl and tea, near Broadway aud below
80, b. rasdarxta my25 ST.
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a FRONT Room and several bedrooms TO lel, win
n board The rooms all newly furnished 10 the nesl-
est amer for respectable families Apply AZ liz Leona-
St near Broad way. my5Ss
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THIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE which b .
few months sner applied turns slats or stone, pro-
tecting whatever covered from the action Of tie wesh9
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MONTGOMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

VINHE ATTENIlON OF The PUBLIC Is IN
i vited to this valuable improvement. Expert
the past year boats, both in Salt and Fresh
water, also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities a steam generator, and the
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler in use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Messrs HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, POI Cher
ry street.
HOOPER & BROS, 1893 Pearl street.
I" MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
90 A. W.METCALF, 50 and 65 Centre street
a. d. ID. BADGER & CO., a and 46 Duane
street.
N B. sTARBUCK's Foundry, Troy, New
York.
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And ON board steamboats, JONAS c. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply to
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June 20-tf