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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
California Tribune

We publish our edition oi the CQi,f0,n,0 Iot
.,S iris morning AZ oclock for the Ohio
T. will contain Gov FIsHs MEssAsE entire
/. synopsis Of The CorrRoLLEE RsTofT. d
ees. Of The 5cFEgIsIEsDEsr - CoHHo'
SCHOOLS REPoET. The PRocLEDIyes % Coz
GkEss since the salins q the las; steamer. TIE
LEGISLATIVE PRocgEDIsGs ~ the lie rerioa
The mos, iznportsn, points 10 GOV BsiSes Mas
.sehusetts MESSAGE. also the sane ~ gov
HnsIss New jersey MEssAoE extracts iron
Gov CnIIsSDEs's KsutackyI hE''AeL' i'A
list Of MARRIAcEs and DrArHs. beside srsst W
risty Of interesting DoNEsrIo and PORTION Nt"'
A SEcosD EDnios with POSTSCRIPT con
tanning the latest news up 70 her sailing hour va
be published on MONDAY. Tor the Steamer Cbero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

Salt LAKE.-The Ncar Hdrta Journal osd
Cosrser pahlishes : Salt Lake letter. from which
We rake the following description OF the Lake
itssl,
snis one of the wonderful and Iomsnuc places
ever saw On side 81 the Lake rise lony PEAKS Of
mountains and within ~ waters numbers OF small
issnds Al short distance from BE shore the wseI hss
Ire appearance deep hue cOior YET ces and the bot
om IN places Is OF hc sand the depth o ne wa'e
appearing shallow and varied hy sand bars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

EF SINGULAR RKvEI ArIoSs.-Ex psnaiion
aid History OF the Mysterious Communion with
Spirits, eomprehendins the Rise and Progress Of
tho Mysterious Noises in Western New Nork.
geasralN received Spiritual Communications Is the
lie ola ihek homey psmphe, ~. ssned IN Auburn ard
for sale hy Fow,ers Wells Isl Nssssu-stli Is very
fal account Of very extraordinary phencuienS
ex.saordinsry whether regarded veniahie ~ nlusvs
Taey have been already described IN The Tribune hn
may sreak Of them sgsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

~ TIN KlNo - RIVERS, by Core Montso
merry 10 an sdroit anti Restriction Of Slavery ESSAY
fret printed in the Democratic Review. of which
Five Thousand copies have Just been printed icr
gratuitous Distribution by the Young Mems Gene
raj Committee Of the united Democracy of our city
VIVA; say you to this Messis John Van Buren,
Eugene Cassidy sna other Free soilers Of thathk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

SVFKsME CoURT o. IHE UNITED SrArfs-
Baaslssaoz THURSDAY, Jan. Ia lSSa-No 81. Edmund
III lsil,-,n plaintiff n error Bradford h SlevenS-Thc
srainsa Of this cEOse el BY M Wood nr TIE
plsp,id IN efscT No 81 Thusnss Wllsms administrator,
&c. appellants o. Rsneiici Be3eoicI-This es1se wss
sfguei BY M Sss for he appellant, No " John H.
Netherlands saEnr'stys'of ard a. psinnrs ~ error 20
rsse sfd na6rvT ef ~ psanrfs W efrc al submitted
;x.nsd sEsouieot by BibA tot the dedsn, II errcs
Actsrssd ~ o-mcuo~, u oelock- A. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

l.7dns New-iork TIE Osooa lad Ter isa-lAi ls
dep;h u ,en neAes and tAs carloads kroekec o. IL
rneeef n ne Nzgsa fssh-d a ans lost Ths a.
age 20 ne tpso ho4ts Morn = o. o 80 TIE Ssxaa
uus 80 nc ne DIV tcck 'of repsirs I'D s - .,s-ss
sbogi r-o ~eeks The Oncora can sri rgr This soc-
dem u hich sfr1baahe 70 sny csreessars,-
th- ~ sc r~niere; ncvitahs TIE Co.nra-y ~ =,
so 3r1S ,hs "a ran 'hrre bcs,. rAe -, o.s,,,l,
hross ssf sasf asi 40 receiving rev ere
on Pre- N'r'h yer .id- vii ~ reaiv - run n .wses
- THE lNsrAilAftos SFsvICE A he Uni-s-.
,,. Ch1rca ca ThUf-iay rvrrirg. srsnsed hy.,e-
-us-rc,,. ri -rcs who seemed ~ se-pv r.--.,s
lie EYER - Rev E.liosk. cf s-w.Yo-s h,y,,s
real ror-.cn n Ssrpra,- sni cferes " r-.v.- r.,
Cvrns F,v ~ 30 Orchsr1s - Chur-A N-s.Y...
rr~,ch~d sermon ron Iehn Vviu 81. For ,b, -,,..
csr,- n'o he word 'hs' shrli ,ea vines quo u.
rrurs
e., H-rry I,cn f'rner Pastor n - Socssy Asa o.
sarei Hs Installing Frsyrf se'r vhch Rev Cap.
esvs pr. charge 'o rhs installed Miu,s'sf
AHer ~ charge Rev r rharer ~ RrockEn s.,s
ire N-s.er ne ~ HtrS Of Fellowship as Welcome .
h.- rorarr of fh- ed .ni Bev " : Bach - Nss
Yo-s CIV addressed -he S,cc'v nron ths dunes q .
rrenhcrs he res resron vhich bad noN He-n rar,s3
s0i 'rHrsc
IRE s.r,ces Which b.d been rni.r,rsrs,i wa cts-.
.ar ts 'he choir now csIre close. sleF hyar 20
ee.e'we asi been sun, sni reilcnrn rfrnourc~ts ~
Tire fs~f1r
We were pleased tn see 10 ne sg1srce namhsf -
m'nler. ni 'hsf Chr star denominations T1s 90 les 4
decrease oi ne unworthy prejudice h.ch sss eN'ss >
'' great su extent IN the Christian ~'rd
- Rr, n X Lee. Wigiamsbursh. vii ave,
fhe tnser-zhsf Church m -eurd of h's q
Ne'' 'rr Addresses ffiuoff'w evening SiN 81. rfs
ore Thing >-eihp n l'S' services 'susnsl n 'he NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

COMMISSION on CLAIMS AGAiNST MrNtCo. -
BasAisg,ca Tbxyssas Us lo-The memorial e. Ae1sn-
der J. AiockA was received THE uenerial sDc reica-
sTssce Of Jsnes Dickens ard A,s WV Win regard sad
reFsinng he Of fhe UHic1 Laud ConV-F' ~
rIiniry Lard Conpssv &c ordered q - I'D sh
the pspef. shoss Tee Ac.rd sdcurrsd Hsn u
NJ q Mcr6sy asxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
Court OF Appeals

ALBANN, trrat. tsr ..
n - Charles Psrs.e-. appe snt - n y sn
Auken ard Omen rrspcrdenr- nd No - p B1srs.
panuf On error - . D Ns.h deisnisrf On error were
"a lsi an. PASSED ~ - JOAN Cgc. gsnt1 error
MARIN Esfe.v srl srof1sf defendants error
gue1 ~ 81 John pcMof. rrspopd-nr VI. Clssfrn S..
nar- arpels.I Er--' up 'o rrcr>s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

Mr. CLAY AND IHE HOLLAND JEwEIs The
Telegraph yesterday did Mr. Clay injustice In reporting ms
speech this in the Senate he was mede 20 ssy
that he robbery occurred three wears since wheress
he really ssid that was in ls29 which IL ngh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

The g- gle esaut wesrh-r prevailing sl day and
re r-ar sprach 20 ne s'-a-~f hss rAasec suppression
oI operations i1 Fsorccs. 40 hc sses we're cnr-r-@
vhs''s ~ trade. tle rs-cs previously current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

~ We cal the attention n our resders N ?
letter from Psris the outside n this paper by =
rev co nespondenf II - not often thst 80 m1ch
wit gives point 70 so much good sense empoJ
ed In setting forth IDEAS 80 sound and pregnant
with consequences NJ VIDE ecnehcepce We
think this gentleman viii prove valuable addition
10 The T,rbVne's Corps Of Correspondents IN Eu-
rope. able vgilsut and faithful ~ they are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

~ ss.,s " q. rls,vc. her eorlrasaeef o Pssssss
49, rs, .f-t-sr crAA St1rc ~ whrc. 1'c iooAns
.-s - -~s Is s-urs vch her ecrirs--res- sni syn
-,,-.l hs,r,y Below her scconncsisfions are Fsff
s7r~ri1r T.e chef cabin = mastery ~ciA ei a.
80 4. ~ -i.f Diamond .rrrl-d gafenes o. ~ ~
4 = -. - 1f -.ris-e.e msp-. slirrrs'sd y n
49,. ~ pi1-- .iars t.e nnss a. q hsnf loi-,.e
49, !. ID sd he sets 40 c'vsr~t VIA ei-h-.
-, - .,r.s,.sh. Or .rrsrV h-r ccr1flt f1cf = Ha1a
80 p, = .ra'c,.rr.ne hs Er-ish visicrs Who cfv~o
i.-,k ron o. &c q .feei1'rl 10 ava -. ~, = Il,
-. 81 81 "a 500 ss c7r'p 1'srf l'"'r D, ~ it-
~. -. s-r'rre % te o. req 20 n'rt' = ~
-. - 800 ,-i .r cert. l'y s-'rsci more v,ic' :
~. t.tr. q. ~ Pc elar va iht7 a Ff.e"h- n
-- = II. ~ 49, .r.rouui-t By 80 nsn' o''-f 'r7-N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

.na rrces havs fr-b-r sfvsrced r-mAknE Sal
urday .fSc TIE yrs,s-isv eu-nrsce1 700 bs-s,
ncn1n- NddL1g a. ~ llc snd Ia 81 i-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

FRos EUROFL--We have not Jet hoard from
the Steamer Our latest sdgices from Halifax ore
~ oclock yesterday Afternoon, when she had not
been seen there. Her dispatches may, however
,esoh US at any moment sbc comes not 70 Boston
-, IN this mort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
southern Mail
Market. NrwOsLt,>, Jan ls-AM

BuUN0sF ralr-Ial- Isr II-fN
southern mail thr1ugh " news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

FLERT Boar CotLsIos colhsIon ,oos
y.scs Tharsdsy sAsrnoon q occek, scar ne erssds,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
CITY ITEMS

- Tho new steamship Georgia vii make
.r.s '-,r i.pn '- ssv tts afternoon company vh ire
Ohio which proceed 20 Havana nni NewOrlesns The
Gsorgs o es~e his rcr' 'hs h n hrs month f-r
Chssre. direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NV Srseicu WosS 4 Treatise on me Enoicg,
Pathology sni Treatment ~ C0nseni', Dsccsrou q -
Head 10 me Fennf lrseied with plates hy John NV.
ray Carnochsn. NJ Lscnucf on Operative Surgerr. VIII
surgical aud Pathological Ansom' Nc JUS published ~
NW wOOn Isl Fearls neNi door 20 Fufcr
L CAtHoRNIANs sNn crErs' 1000 ofefccs's ard
clcsss with rch nings 8 20 s2 Scoo dress sni ffck
ss 81 20 SIS. Soco psrs pants 81 20 - 100 vests %
Five Dollar sun Store. Nassau sni Secs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS

~ Rev z Msgoun viii deliver the third a
The cour.e u lectures before The Sabba School Teachers.
uHiou suuasy evening. IN Dr. Coxs Church Hsnrys,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

y Giiddons Nile viii be open today IT Z
0ciock FOR LADIES', Schools. FAMILIES. kc Also sTPM-
We would advise freud. Rear and fpr ih~rn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

W Read rHf FsA Of to-moir 'w, containing rHr
Llnoyv ~ Gotn'" Price 2 cents To be raj n an Ia
n-w.hovs and periodical sg-n's Ohoe p spruce.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

HAIF ORPRAS BALL-We cheerfuiiy recom
mend FOB readers thus FESTIVAL announced our col
or me 18Th nat Si0.o's Tho fnstmnou which n
ne drsfe 10 relieve deserving and well worthy Of he
generous smpsfny = hose who ciantaby disposed
The spectabfy n he COMMITTEES u Direction guar
hat he z1alr vii te Of he brilliant q he
We Lope rha 81 'ho.s who desire g-sulne enjoy
uenf and 70 conrbuir 10 nohls object will ayall hern
selves OF The coming Fee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

- Rev, n X Lee Wllhamsbursh vii ave,
fhr tnser-Sfsf Church m -ecurd ~ -
Ne, Year Addresses evening S1N 49,. To
ore THIN. \-eiH ben teN'F service. usual ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

p 'HFisrT give their usual Concerts Tins II
,sr-oon nd eyeuing-Wheu. COX early for sesf On
iondsv nigh hey sng Broosiyn. n-r Hal n Broad
icy nerg occupied b. Prot Assssz for s scnre before
~ NecLsric. sociefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

BLAcEwILL, IsLAso M Joseph Kssa, WT-
80 = P-u,sn-srT, h.s zs3e r. Ia Governors
rrrcr Pr - las seven muuhs -ninz 5is ~. Wien =
re--s upcr rs 11res ,hs7e ~ .nrae~ m1e Inc
,-r-sc - December 50 here rad tec1 recers = De
rs- e1rsv Fl tr .he c---- g. f,r vs-lr-v Sa
macs. hcr Courf n. vssrsncy los f-rs~. ''Sr'he-
1l1s D.schS-g-l .v -xFrs-~- 1f scn,-ucs. -5 males
- s-r,-s MI -a.-ss corpus ri rs-s g, s-r..-- tv
I-~,L 20 rs.-- =. '-rva-as t0S-'r-r - E-rs.rl-E
IN rr-u- sO. nf whom - 1t f-e ~ nrh AZ =
-,-v-s Thrr- 7---~7an-r fres- gr-es TlFf
.,rvs NJ lr - 7rlso-ar- instead rf sIf Ta--
Prisoner male sd female Sn-n NJ K-~r 'oos chsfg- -
...-f Pre- q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12
CLOTHING F0R cALlyoRNIA.

" A. - Msiden- iane We selling % sock q
Men, and Boys Winter Clothing agch below n eo'
sequence u making extensive alterations in the
filgl BOUOHTONk 4 KNAPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12


servHnt- 80 were worth about -
THs Linz Kills MA>-We are rredlbly "a
f1rued tsf we have siled ile ain man .oon-ns HI.
ball century does expire Until l'5 any respectable
bali century should Heiss quick In- I'll and me
s.n usn ao really .ed not he RAJ U'a man
a. AL We acknov edge ourselves lul- .scs n
making his correction 5u, stloni attempting To plaster
over WIN excuses. h. Whfene-s vii recsve i
Kindly w'h be fop- mar nav 10 ors un- before fls
zee. lime sIa man sha 30 driven He-f
EIHE Yesterday evening between and ,
O'Clock ire broke or r Beezmsns q House $50 SCI Il
ora .na'-d aetroom ne second toor ne bed "a
which vas ..uf-i By lighted candle ~hch VS. n-sa
.ou.v - .v one af ne ao-ld~r. saisf named Jss
csrnlu- slo ra.sn. a- TIME rl-h.d sd rolled
no c.1fhes round h@ bod which gllcsy srrngs hed h@
ssln-s t. sren.n snd engine, shorty he -po'
= ilr Beecksr cod yesterday number n
sb-er'h Ward boa. ~ Pnee- or winch ~-re fully con-
n~usur.,e wi'h ~ high mafse' standard
MELrIsG ~ Dry COOP. CLERks A meeting
- ,- Dry Good. C.fks Mutual and Pro'ecuv, socis,y
I'D a. sve11s e 'he American Hal ~hich va,
ar-er s-en--d 1cu1er. Tls Char having beer sxen
5g Mr I9la "a f.as. tn members W-r- admitted
Fh= rrace1n-. were eu-r-y o0ufne1 ~ sasin=ss
.srs rsuer l@ sec1ol q ofcefs The oecsfs already
y
-rs' c- resilient. " u-al- second vice rssid-nf
7 Armstrong f a csf resident : 01orc logrh Co
Pre- i-lf. TIE >a-.1or F-ccr1ng Secretary "
p .fcr Assi.-s-f Secr-ulv ~ JJn-- Cores ondi1
>scr-fsrv. DAVID Clslilu. secTefsrv NJ Fnsac- n
N-1c.s- Tr-as-r-r A CoIc=v, J {. Norr1lp and II
flaTp Tus'--s A1clll-t ~ mex rrcsV evening
HI1r Three nigrsu- runners named Elisha
5r0~r. Mlekael Hrrrrg'on ara A-1er' Wtney ~ere A.
rested On Tlufdsv lgh- cn ensrge q sofns % ocsri
SAP Ah-rf eslz-u cF---l-g .tfftsrc- zlc s-ea1
~ NJ W.lt ~ mats severs. ~ NJ seq 4 Wa Z
F1tc- So srt slccsed-d n 'ssnz "a scc1ss1
.-f. -ls-1fr ~ xere ted 70 trsuer
Ar-rPIAS SElY BUuDISG- me specimen o.
~ ssil II Austrian .aip carpenters be LA Ks.
Ehich sIrived h-fs THURSDAY from Sswport, W....
a cargo u rziTosd n. folo~.nz description
4 l-r ]. AIKEN lron New Y0rk paper
Among ~ stae.y .hip. tiaf az or dock : oas
Taci = eIcllrg ucre s-eulou sd inquiry asn snv Of
l=r elecss-ofs 80 = ABSTAIN named he Liza
49, pierced t0f = gun- sa- bcil seTru rrocta,
agu md ]. fn Trieste She vii axe al rou .pf -
sengrrs 10 hsvf0k. fruu wh.ch porf she will ru q
brar or sc1e othsf place here nav be dsRossd oi
~ srr " N.r Her grrs WI shCrT - sksn a. board
ducs, s@irs & manufacture a VOL
v.ca she kn-y nodsied vesss. balf By a. owner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

e JosEFB " GREGORY. principal u Greg
Or's Express goes out 10 he Cherokee California,
which be .en on he 18Th u November lie l. man u
energy ard intelligence receiving package. for he Old
STATES IN any part Of California and delivering parcels from
ms quarter n sny city village rancho settlements
fggngs n California Ills appears 20 be- he right "
Peoples kxpress, snd We commend n fo public hvOr
tlr shores Of either Once ln New York 80
Pssrsi in san Franciseo At Hutton Tnnmermsns ~
y kohb- Mini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

~ Adverusemenis daily forwsrded for puoaesn,e
IN lie besf newspapers II eli cities and pfinps ~.
10 nitei sistes Csnsds kc ny the socr-frf sxenL
3 PaIass who 70 also 4gfsonx.d 70 fsc7ve saoscrFa''
oHes "a he TneVns suil<inxs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
Southern Iowa Horticultural Society.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Society was
held on Thursday the I'd day Of May. DR. J. F. Hen
ry, Vice President, in the Chair.
1t was ordered that the Executive Committee he
authorized to procure suitable room for the regu-
lar meetings Of the Society.
The Treasurer was ordered to pay +. f. Gay SI6
81, for books purchased for the OF the Society.
The regular meeting of the Society for the month
of June, was postponed until the goth of the month
FRUITS EXHIBITED.
By Henry Ayery-Fnurteen varieties winter Ap.
pies, viz: Wine Sap, Yellow Belleheur, White Belle
1eur, Esopus spitzenberg, Wine Apple, Roman
Stem, Sweet Romantic, Rawis's Jsnnette, Rhode Is
land Greening, Red Sweet Pippin, Striped Spitzen-
berg, white Winter Pearmain, Green Newtown Pip
pin, and Pryor's Red. Of the above list, the Com
miitee on fruits reported that the following appear
ee to be in best keeping and condition, viz: Wine
Sap, Rawle's~ Jannette, Esopus Spitzenberg, Rhode
Island Greening and Green Newtown Pippin.
4 beautiful double Carnaton, in full bloom was
sent in by Miss Swan, for which she received the
thanks Of the Society. -...... ..a. s.-
Id. STOCKTON, sec'y.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
Report of the Compromise Committee e.

PLAN OF AGREEmESr.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says the Com.
promise Committee have agreed upon the following
propositions, submitted by MIR Clay:
LIST. California is to be admitted as Slate with
her present boundaries.
Cd. New Mexico and Utah are to have territorial
governments, without any reference TO slavery
whatever.
Sd. The right Of Texas to be divided into four
additional States. with or without slavery, the
people within them may desire, whenever there is
a sufficient population, is to be fully recognised.
ath. The boundary between Texas and New Mex
leo is to be adjusted agreeably to the line and plan
laid Gown in Mr. Clay's resolutions.
9Th. The right OF the south TO have their fugitive
slaves delivered up, is to be strongly and euphati-
ca,ly declared.
9Th. The slave trade in the District of Columbia
is to be abolished.
Some difficulty was experienced with regard to
Mr. Webster and Mr. Phelps but IL is said they final
ly agreed to support a report based upon these
principles.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
by Telegraph for the Missouri Republican.
A RRly VAL OF TIL l. CA MA d A I.
Eight days later from England.

The Niagara arrived at Liverpool on
the 10th ult., aud her news caused cotton
to advance full l-Sd on all descriptions;
sales Of 81 900 bales-of which specula-
tors took $4,000 and exporters 5000
bales. An extract from the Cotton Bro
kers' Circular, says: "Cotton has again
risen in prices this week American, of
various qualities, has advanced from ] 10
/! per ID: Brazils and Surats I'D; Egyptian.
under recent heavy imports, barely sup
ported previous quotations; Sea Island is
in moderate request, but without change
in quotations Uplands are placed by
Brokers, Committee at 6 8 Sd; Mobile at
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

FEUN BROW NsVILLF., TEAAS.
We have received from Brownsville, papers Of the 18th
inst The Indians continue commit great
in the vicinity OF Laredo One person writes from that
place as follows:
The Indians have got this ooun,ry,hey took the San
Antonio mail the last trip and few Of the letters
recovered We actually confined to the limits Of the
town.
man was killed at Roma the 4th inst, and two
Others are missing, supposed to have heen killed The
Corpus Christi mail taken the 4h, sixteen miles
from Laredo. the rider being allowed TO depart almost in
state of nudity. Lieut. HUDSON, with eighteen men,
went in Of the party who took the san Antonio
mail, and came up with tfem the Neuces river, and
captured their camp nurses, Sc. On his from the
Nueces. when near the Tweuty-Four Mile Water Hole,
he fell with the who took the Corpus Christi all,
numbering about II and engagement ensred,
in which Lieut. HUDSON received three wounds from
rowsone in his right side, under his left and
another in his thigh. In this skmish, soldier was
killed. sergeant desperately, and three men severely
wounded. -Four horses also lost The extent of the
loss by the Indians is stated but il is said none were
found on the field of action. Lieut. HUDSON hardly
pected 10 snIviye.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09
TIL e CHOL T. r A.

To give readers truthful accoun, Of the excitement
In 8, Louis Monday last, the following
the Republican ofas Monday The greatest should
be taken BY citizens and the avoidance Of all panic
absolutely necessary 1.-THE weather suddenly warm
there are many parts Of city that should be lined lib
orally without delay.
"TKe CHoLxRA.-Thers was great excitement in our
ey yesterday arising from the general apprshe that
the Cholera had again appeared in midst Several
contributed this pssscn, and furnished
Of and alarm but with her hundred
Tongues made il than really We will now
and at all times, give the fact, they and
plete arrive then by the diligeut efforts
Of ourselves and reporters 1h is necessary
because know that IL 1.-THE Of what reported in
the streets yesterday 10 abroad, the public will be
WHOLLY misied - TO in extsnt and fatality
That on saturday night ant yesterday several cases OF
Choera did occur among residents of the ctr
Two highly respectable citizens, Mr. g. CHAMsrgLAIs
member ofthe City Council and Secretary OF ths Beat,
mas Saving Institution, stout and visosou. man, who
was in the enioymen o, health, suddenly seized in
the night and died between eleven tho neg,
ns Mr. HENnr BARTLiso. the respected proprietor OF
the Bartlins House, taken shout the time in
the night and died the next day shout fonr o'clock The
death Of these men ofitsef the Of much
marx and ALARM"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

CoxonEss.-Whle there 10 so much pract cal
legislation yet remaining untouched before Con-
gress, we regret that such small potato politician
40 Richardson of Illinois, should be permitted to
squandsr the time by introducing insulting enqui-
ries against members of the Cabinet. The loco
scavengers. must have something to do in their
line, we suppose; and that is the only way We can
account for the performance Of such dirty work.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

lHE MoSoSGAHELA.-Ths splendid boat arrived a.
our wharf in only "a hours from st Louis She will con
tnue to run a. regular weekly packet between St Lon
Is and Rock Island long the water remains high
her down day Is Monday. Her speed is equal if not su
psror, to the Ksokuk packets. We wish her sn,srprs
ing officer. and owners abundan, success.
The splendid cake they forwarded to the Hawk Eve Of
nee was duly received and properly disposed Of
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

We feel much indebted TO our fellow. citixen, Nj
WRIGHT, Of the firm Of Kimba Co., for very late 8,
Louis paper.
We are also under obligations to Mr. ALrHEus RIrcH,r
for bringing rs late his return from Cincinnati
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

TIE cold weather continues. II Affects NO, .,,u -.
farmers nnavoraby, but it must BE- grsa, draw hack n
the California emgrants. Three Or four Of ou
have wisely returned, although they had reached A. "A,
81 joseph on their journey. There IL much sus,, :.
mong the smg'ans. Many have already spen, their all
and are neither able 60 forward o. return govern
mens train had gone 2oO miles the plains, but for wan,
grass they have returned Corn was three dollars mar
bushs at 81 Joseph and Flour I've dollars per hundred
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

The City Council have manifested their respect 70, he
expressed wishes Of the people, by unanimously appoint
ing COMMITTEES three Aldermen whose duty il is ia
carry on, the objects Of the late Mass Meeting and sup
ply the wants Of the Hungsans, during their .c1ourn l.
monx us.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

Gov uJHAzY, and one Of his compatriots arc on their
way to the west, tosesk home in ofte ne coun
nss They have been furnished with suitable map. BY
the oicers in the Fairfield Land Office and thus far eve.
~ facility has been afforded them.