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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05
mr. Sroev on THE Missouri RIVER

Tuy STORM on THE Missouri RIVER
LossoF LIE dc.-The officer Of the steamer Duroc
have gwen Us further particulars IN relation 10 the
destructive effects Of the storm along the Missouri
river The hurricane commenced Al kanesyIie, OF
lis vicinity on the night Of "Wednesday, 10Th uh and
followed dsWn NE riyer some fifty 10 seyeniyh1e
miles The precise width over which The deydstar
tOu was spread has not been ascera,ned. The
course Of the hurricane marked now by the serious
nun which Il caused Trees were shyerct, fences
leyeled the roofs Of houses carried on, gram
crops DESTROYED. and nothing, indeed Il would ap-
pear could stand secure against rs fury. Jne bur
fcane wherever II passed. lasted about twenty min
utes Asyet but one person Is known 20 have been
killed "hile II ragged The victim was man named
WIkeTsOn Hen EFT, who happened 70 De- crossing inc
rirer IN d Canoe when the blast struck The boat ana
upset il. drowning him. HIS BODY mas since cceh
recovered al Trading Point.
The officers Of the Duroc BRING Us O,hef Jews ~
4 stu more sad character When at Iowa roint,
they learned that Ere had occurred Oh tue lotA uI
Al OREGON No, which involved a conslGfIdDis eS-
sucton Of property and the loss OF three or pfoOA
bly more lives. The hotel Of Mr.. J. y Pollok was
sfruck hy lightning. and the IRE communicating I'd
.oue spiriis stored certain par OF the ouilahs'
the flames soon spread about IN every dHecIoh'
Iofgruna,ely some seven Or eight persons, al lhs
inc the accident occurred, happened " De IN the
room where the FIRE originated. The door became
,n,,essiole by the flames, few moments ater, and
those who failed 10 avail tnemseiVes OF me penious
cbanee. offered by The open windows, were con-
.,,ooad 4 Mr. JaDf WdS burned ~ death AT' jasses
ID Fortune succeeded IN getting ont Of the window,
49, died a few hours after Mr. Y. Pollock. a.
slso a Stranger named Hades, shared the melancholy
fate Of M Fortune Sir James ThOrp. wEo was
violently bruised and much harmed, l. Tot expected
TO survive. a Mr. syPes- and stranger, name not
known. Who also N the room are the only ones
that are expected 70 recover.
lst LOUIS Repub July 2osa.
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s.-,ctiye a-storm was eIper encei III the vicinity
ri DanyIlle Green, VI. on SATURDAY week. IL s"ePe
oxer a distance Of SIX miles ia Length ana hlIe
md a nall WIDE, nearly destroying All 'he croP'
vim T. ran.e cutting the corn down 10 WIN,
- = loot Of liz ground and leaving the wheat ana
oafs IL only FOR fodder. The irut was also nosl.s
Se,froveJ The loss TO sOme farmers j. very hea'l
shond tae trost not appear I'll late n Inc season
her corn nav perhaps BE- Of some value 20 theih =
but the loss Of gram Is beyond recovery
WIssI.sIPPr-The LeIngtoR AdrerlI'er
s,e,,ons tia, a. Boiling Green. on INC I'm g'' Se
ator Foote charged that Gov Qunimah hs1 Nj
ended 70 the late Legislature the -doptioh d '.
TN Bin providing for the enlistment o. men s"ol
- srye 6Te wears under the rules and
~. United states Army and that ne nAd ssso 90
romIneLded the proprety Of divertins w o. ,he
appropriated for common schooi pui Psitofthls Gov
6T,fman denied. and when the PROOF Ns ~ -.
nm al me dsta.ls 9th B lNasche% '"''
o,r..evo,s MuRpER.-Two Germans
80, lac son La, lately sold TO four men some
whky in which they had pGi p91 % ,bs me txo
Two OF ftem. siier oIi hA-Ai5' ~i'N 49, ~
we're 10: cKPected ~ tFe'
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College of Pharmacy of the City of New-Norh.
TO the Editor u The Tribune

In your paper of the 9th uit.. alter
quoting from Albany paper. that VI. I. II Ben
CClci gave notice o! Dl 70 repeal the charter Of
The College OF Pharmacy in the City OF Ne~-foTk.
went on 70 SPEAK unayoraoy D. that institution.
II = evident from your remarks thereon that you
have only heard sr 9arfe statement, unsupported
hy the shadow Of fact
IL not my fortune 10 know the honorable member
from Nes,cheS,er County, VINO presented the above
n0tlce or 10 know With certainty the influences
under which he acted bat do know that legiSla
tive bodies too often have members. whose partlcu-
lar ambition consists Al attempting 10 CRAFTY the
private plQue q: some disappointed political lrend
ignorant. and perhaps regardless %, The ment>
OF The cause. Allow me 70 give you few facts
The College OF Pharmacy has never been without
The necessary rooms ana apparatus 70 carry out the
objects of organization. True, % has iacAed Tie DIS
play OF the more favored institutions that have re-
ceyed irom $500 TO $1,000 occasionally from the
Literature Fund OF this state. and 20 which The Col
ese OF Pharmacy Is equally entitled, ont. wanting
me personal influence enjoyed oy o,leE colleges. It
has never been the recipient
lou state tha, " the College for the last two
Ntais mas has ont ono student" ant then. ~ The
WY 81 contrast unSyorablo 70 he College add;
."ousn formerly there were some - OK 81 gradU-
M'is yearly" The College has never lad less than
ID 10 - students annually and the arreS; gradual
~ t.aSSS> nave never exceeded ) OF &, with one
exception, when the class numbered 9 The lee.
.1sV> u .-'e Ias' session We're more fully attended
EAsn on any previous Vrar,
for The lost confidence OF the n,,rlic n vh,cb y,
aAUde refer you to The medical profession and To
al Others who have given the subject a Thought
The mistakes of druggists which Won vSuld An
pear 10 attribute 70 neglect On the part OF the Col
iege OF the strongest arxnmer,ts IN "a fvor
for Il is well-eslaolshej TACT that Of the MANY "a
ial mistakes occurring annually IN this Civ no, on,
has been committed BY either a graduate Or member
Of his College. The College Is provided with Pro
feS>oTs of known character and ability and the doors
arr open 10 AL who VIII avail themselves, az nom,
nal fee and If any persons, through incidence or
mercenary motives, refuse 10 receive instruction APP
pertaining 10 business where the health and lives
OF cur citizens are az stake the omission should not
be chargesble 10 the College OF Pharmacy.
As a graduate and member o. the College. ! shall
deem !; a privilege % t,Iulsh yo1 Nth any niotma
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LATER NEWS FROM THE EXPLAINS.

From the ~ LOUIS Republican. July ~

From the officers of the steamer Duror
which boat arrived at our port yesterday noon tron
the Missouri we have the following interesting items
OF news from the Plains
On the ssd INST, party OF sixteen teams " Oreyua
Immigrants arrived n, hanesvllle. having from th-
time u starting 10 the time ot Their arrival lost. BY
tie GcpredatiOnS OF the Indians hity ave heal Of cat,
tie THIS lhcsvy then Was committed at Beaver
Greek one hundred miles from the Missouri rvct
Two or three DAYS previous 10 this loss, which oc-
CURED N the early part OF June they were visited
BY a body OF some TWO hundred Indians, Al snort
distance from whom, between ave and SIX hundred
others were seen They demanded o; the ninigr Ants
head of cattle nom each wagon Tor me isht 81
way through their country threatening violently thar
II they did not comply with their demand they would
murder their whole party. The Indians, II IS Sui.
were OF the Pawnee and Omaha tr0es. The lmm.-
grants in order 10 save themselves resorted To per
suas.on. and finally succeeded by letting them have
two COWS and two sacks OF -four.
On the Eth of June. their cattle took Stampede.
which was supposed 10 have been caused oy the In
dams. They We're confirmed IN this Surpostion %
the morning following BY vis, they received nom
several hundred Indians, who offered their services
10 bring IN the missing cattle, on condition tnat they
were literally paid. The Immigrants agreed 10 this
otter, and day Or TWO a few ~ The poorest were
returned These Sufhced merely TO enable them 10
reach the riyer. Their children and themselves were
much Ill-u>ed by the Indians.
The majority OF the party. Z Is sad, had been too
merry from S;arSe county, Illinois. The lniians
informed them that Il Was their intention To head
the mormon ttain dic cAtoIl pay IOs pass 'niosS7
their country. They added that a refusal "a comply
with this request would be followed with the most
rigorous example on themselves and thcu property.
The advanced company Of the Mormon tram has
not been heard from. IL is supposed however. that
they will reach the Sioux country before they can be
Oyertaken by these Indians.
The last company OF Mormon immigrants were
heard from at Loup Fork. where they were 10 cro~~
on Tuesday week last. They are sand 10 be prose
cutting their journey prosperously But one traia re-
mains vet TO go out this season. II II that OF Mr.. u
+ Williams, trader 20 salt Lake, now cncamped al
Fort keamey IL will leave IN a few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

NOISY FIREMEN.-Mr. Editor: Can you
explain why remen-a very useful class OF citizens
should occasionally make Such haeS1 yeas
through the streets, as to frshten hoT'e' even more
efectuay than the discharge of firearms wnicn Is
made , nenal ofense' While III Williamsburg. on
WednesGay evening, a company of f1emen passed
leisurely through Grand-street, yelling and hoo'inS
ike tribe Of Wild sayages when, interesting an
omnibus and light carriage, the horses % ooin Pc
came frightened and two ladies' and child IN the
carriage narrowly escaped serious accident
O8sERvrR
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BY Telegraph to the New-Ysrk Tribune
The Wabash Canal Break.

= ALBANY, MOnlAy. Aus 4.
The Ioled' Bdde OF the 3lS; ut. says that boats
are hourly expected from beyond the bre IA IN the
Canal flfy-three boats. laden with gram, on their
way TO Tocdo, were passe.; between Hunt. n gdon
and For Wayne. Upward Of 10000 bushels o.
cora and wheat are expected to arrive wi.an the
next q hours
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Wu,rrrAIL (N.Yl CHRoyIcLE.-H. +.

Blanchard. after fourteen years connection with
this Old Wing journal, has retired, ami 1t Is No"
ianaeed bv Messrs Bount and Jones, VINO, IN
an article favorng union Of the Wing clements
INTO one organization. say
The Wig party have TOO many noble princ'pic''
closely allied 10 the greatest interests OF our country
10 liberty and 20 the world 10 admit Of any sep3rd-
ton of our ranks or account OF any moral or MINOR
political question. The banner OF the wing party
j. ample enough 70 embrace all, H. platform broad
enouGh 10 receive all We then VIII forget the
things that are behind and look 10 the prospects be-
tore us-Anowing that upon the success and triumph
OF Whig prime pies depend the prosperity ard 5ory
OF our country "
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Ask-Under year, l3i, Ito 2yearS. 81 2to }. G5 81,
iVto 20 10 2oto 80, 30 30 90 40 81 AOto 3d. 90 50
Isal loa
ertsoss 90 NArivITy-Unted States $50 Ireland IS ;
nsaa Scotand. 4; Wales. Germany, "a France,
" ''"N ANNA - ""N"'""' e. A"'"'
,ss-hespltd Bellevue ID Pen.entlary. Blackwell :
~ mail PoN, do. l, Lun ttlc ASYLUM. Randall
SSalS Cay Hospital, s. Aims House. Blackwels Island
SSe'eI Home J. Colored persons 8. Wards island In
"Asass q Total. S5
" MIIrr ~. i..n.ct.,r
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Marke. -NEw-ORLEASs. Angus;

The sales OF CoTroS this morning were only 900
bales al 7,c for Mddllng. The news per Niagara
has had little effect PORK still tends upward, AM
sells at SIS Is for Mess FREIGHT to Liverpool for
Cotton l. 7-l6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

CoTToN is dull and quiet the sales OF the week
beng restricted to 900 bales. of which 500 were
sold yesterday. Mlddllng Is quoted at &c. The
stock on hand amounts to q, 500 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

large and commodious store on Broah anu s,,
Div Il with material for the society VIII vac y,
Years rent free. i, could Afterwards pay IT'S way
own means are exceedingly limitei ou' Wousa w.
inely contribute what can. Pray ei "''ne'H'ii oe
dsx0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

~ A large bear. weighing over three
hundred pounds was killed IN Pienepont, 81 Law
renee county, the 25,h instant, by Philo Leonard
lad of sixteen years. Nth ore o. fooe' gam '"i's
pistDLS
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Markets -CIARLE
Markets. NOBLE. Aug ?.

CoTToS improved ID demand yesterday, AMI prices
were very iull-4j0 bales sold al sails
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Death of a Boston Citizen.

BOSTON, Monday. Aug I.
Lemucl Pope, distinguished citizen and Presiien,
OF the Boston Insurance Company died yestSriay al
his residence II Bo1bury. aged -
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ton which your interes, III ths OF truth miy
in1uce you 10 seek.
With respect. yours, &c,
J0HS MzAKiN
Mr. Yort August ., 1851
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ANOTHER FLYING MACHINE.-Robjohn o,
ESoken "a likely 10 have rivals in Aerial Naviga-
lon The Patris states that the Academy OF Sciences
us now examining Flying Machine, invented
~ one Don Diego de Salamanca, who declares that
e can make his way through the air as fast As car
rer pigeon The experiments, which will be made at
Pans. will be held on small scale and the flights OF
Dan Diego "will moi extend beyond the Department,
nj the Seine but at later period he proposesto go
"a LYONS TO Bordeaux, Toulouse, MarSeilles and
Tours and to take the lines OF railway. The prce
Of each machine Will not exceed ,20Ofr for men,
aud .O0Ofr for women. II the experiment succeed
Don Diego will take out patent, and Will make the
sale OF the machines a branch OF commerce. Al
though greatly asonished at this invention, several
members OF the Academy have pointed out the m
convenience OF bringing II into general use. In
poRt OF fact there will be security for any one, H.
by the aid Of such machine, all usages and Gus
IONS be oserthrown, and malefactors can fly on the
roofs of houses, and anerward get into apartments
and commit all sorts Of deprcdationS. 1t viii be
very curious" says the Par,e to see policemen, IN
France OF England, pursuing thieves in the air IN
ortei TO ock them up on earth"
WtEELY REPORT OF DEATHS. The fol-
b'ms is the weekly report of Deaths IN the City
sldCouniy OF New-lor from the Goth day of July
5'he sdday of August, 1851. Men, SIS Women, Il
ioys ISL Girls, $40 Total, 45e
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A. A, - n " VIII 7 2, wv IllSIFVINT.
TSs SUICIDE on THE AyLANrlc.-We

iHt SUICIDE on THE ATLANTIC We
~.a NON the hes, authority that the notice of the
'e'ea' on board the Atlantic, On her voyage from
+'''p0oi which appeared IN our Yesterdays paper,
-'sl Inaccurate IN ITS details, and also quite un-
IN % tAe memory Of the departed. Nh Joseph
."ne gentleman whose teceaSe was referred to,
:" 'hiy been IN Liverpool three DAYS and during
- saole OF that time, as well as on board the Al
- DC never touched any s,imulsntS He was
recovering from long illness by which his
va lad been affected, and his death was no doub,
- result of his disease. Mr.. D. was merchant, of
q position IN Boston. and his numerous friends
: sincerely lament the melancholy event which
SEALED hun hence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

tHF SHIRT SEWERS ADDRESS. -Nessrs
ssrs: have read IN your paper with much emo.
= The Address Of The shirt Sewers Society
"sash their Committee. II Is noble appeal. and
.~efsed IN spin; which. OF ISeli-apari from The
.-s sets fWth-cannoi fail 10 cause the hearts of
@tesm toward the eslectel class of female toll
20 whom II speaks o Is II no; a burning
af' that IN this great City, where 80 much wealth
.'AAy hvished upon mere show, and even he
sSns classes spend enough uSeleSsly e,ery day to
S@nost permanent relief TO the yirtuous poor.
49,, aas o. helpless rc~.a1ss IN NaoSe hearts glow
-, amer feelings and virtues Of humanity. should
sA 70 '''l on, day and night. for pi,:ance which
Be- - =" serve 10 Keep soul and body together
b. eo~-ci'izenS, thls society does no, ask YOU 70
To- 1'a carry out q system OF money contribution
tco, much as that Won will furnish i, the means OF
so.Sons the ShiFi-makipg business, on 4 liberal
nn..' tor us o1 ssReGf, instead Of tha, OF losen
,A,r.. e~''ess employers. And shall no, sufsc;en,
Ae,Osr, gwen to this subjec, 10 comnass thus ~.
yoa IA, "eSt You have bGt 10 step a h,,lr m, ~
ae een "neh IN want OF shirts and by patronix,ne
u soue ~, ~ ee society No. iIenry-St the thru 4,
vi 10, 1'e accomplished. One thing NOR,
Sbscrrs,c." ocnevolen, wealthy gentleman star
'"s o'her wealthy gentlemen. 10 hlre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-05

To Hon AMBROSE {. NINoSLAND. Mayor OF the
Civ of New-Nork
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-06

WRlGaT co. y1ns resolved 70 stand andvalsd n
fcSh;sor c.d As.ts q 81 =: s.nuns PoDui9 Pas.
sa1tly suIpsd With fresh and anpe asoFmsnt It rStss
~ hs9Y " usgs masket pic By this aanssneot thSy
are enabled to Offer for the inspection of purchaser tho nor
sxtsnaiys a:sosnsnt which 8 found this any ok
aty. Haym6 had many yean sxpessnos IN the purehase
sor conducns III psculaT on he most liberal
excedngy low. that the purchases cannot fail 10 realize
handsome per es1ase HE either Ct Wlolsss
" ksfesS. AT thelE estahilhmeat may 10 found fl
as.ost!1,ntcf LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINEA
rhe following hst ocmprss Of their assortment, and
twenty-five per osnt cheaper than manufacturer regular
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CAUTION,
d A L L ID Y'S gT
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

The ORIGINAL and Only Genuine,
NO COMPOUND
Has ever bssn discovered that possesses any of the qualities
Of th famous rssdy Almost daily We hsa, Of usw. ard
osse,os unknown virtues dsGov ed by It's application to
snovD o., .a.., met ss,a q r. ct
vss 50 ssmSs *. combnssn ., IL ne t R
iii found united 10 rssvs amo~a svsv ssrt IN hsh ~
6.rs ~ nsr; .us;.t l., :. src,..a 49, ~ u'
oulia, oualities II III. rams3v. ''-' W. '"' p''
-, ,-.,.,r~r..,,..
Ss1u.-i bhoAEN LIMBS, when cot, be well wrapped
up IN me saivs no Inflammation, Swelling on Pain can
ou and inc oonss nne and become strong with astonishing
ssponV'
Ssvmfk-Whsn the Bowels are painful, or inHamsd tx
Extractor. If well rubbed upon them. will afford relief ana
oanse mqvement even wbsn castor oil. jalap and all other
medio'nes nave m'si.
d. bsmb. .,. IN .b.b .o mo. :. H.. 9,a
rspair It win not oonAst with any medicines that msyb.
takm internally. f5 as h f.a1. . :. :.
We have not spsos in hi, publication 70 suum,ts a, tn
dissaaU CURED BY
nAIIRv,a pAuu Rwru A Svvou
~AnA rAA" nAInACAVAss
=. y: Ia. s.s. .w nea.s Of it, ,;lus .'l:e.sa
ss ss ~ Thousands in our ee'o from all D' Of the
Fs PILES.
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sossne9. - -efr - I
a. e casey .s e.. sf ss e
g .ssss ss; y FL: +: s
dSs", q. = 20 poescsd grow wes:s Mean
=: "A FAN RxTRzt5Ts6k . 10 9
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1000 S4SEs 81 SF sNs y1|k REgrY AND

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s. Gs ssc Of msdoins o. ndso.scn oommissd in soss,
Ct & 6: 20 :H
vsnto ambition. iainting ssnsasn, psnasq,s decay ana
osn 9 entirely rss.d b. bin pssssnt snsdy. Ths Sssss
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