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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-07-01
The P1ains--News from the Ca,,.
va1ence of Cholera. ers--Pre-
INDEPENDENCE, Saturday, june !

Emigration--Imme SSaIifOrniu
va1ence of Cholera. ers--Pre-
INDEPENDENCE, Saturday, June % loo
By the politeness of Mr. Josiah Co,lin.
has just returned from short distance -
Fort Kearney, 1 am favored with III. en- onl
intelligence, which may prove of some ;r...s
to your readers
Mr.. c. has taken much pains to pa,bo.
most valuable information, and that VI, I-s
has given me (although to some exten, -.
is calculated to give much satisfaction 70 g..
who have friends or relatives on the plain.
From an account kept at Fort Kearno-
the time the first emigl ants passed, until fl.
29th May, and from that time, ACCORDING ,, N W.,
Collins own notes, until his return be., :.
18th June-there had gone over the rooa. :
this place and st. Joseph, 1886 men. 900
men 1906 children 5325 wagons 659e l..
ses, 4606 mules l hog SO, ,392 cattle N zoo
sheep ; from 100 to $50 turkeys ducks and
? Guinea fowls Besides this number Of H.
beings on the road, it is known that vo--. ,,.-s
more were on the routes North. those lo.4;..
out from Council Bluffs and old Fort Koo-1aT
No estimate of them will reach You unless :. b.
from Fort Laramie.
The bulk of the emigrants was near and IN
either side of Fort Kearney-that which nasal
through from the Southern route. and which
more Immediately came under the cogpizanco
of our informant, was well fitted out-cattIe and
wagons generally good. In addition to other
matters, l am sorry to add that quite an arnount
of sickness was found in many of the emicra-
ting parties, which was supposed to be, and m
doubt was, cholera. Some companies had buri-
ed many of their friends, and as long as Mr.. c
was in the neighborhood there had been No
abatement of the disease
Besides those specified, there were as many
as from II to 20 graves with no inscriptions. re-
specting which nothing could be known. The
most of these graves were found On the road
leading from st. Joseph, as only four were to be
seen on the part going out from here. Among
those who were sick, Mr.. Childers and wife. from
Jackson county, Mo-, were very i'll, Mrs. Chill
ders not expected to live. Whether, when the
large body of emigrants get fairly together On
the road, they will be able to progress any more
safely and expeditiously than heretofore, re-
mains to be seen. 1 am apprehensive the re-
ports that viii reach US respecting theirpassage
over, will be filed with sad details, but hope for
the hest.
An exposure to the bracing atmosphere of the
mountain and the salubrity of the high table
lands beyond Forts Kearney and Laramie, may,
and no doubt will remove all causes of sickness
and apprehension of suffering. On the road out
West towards Santa Fe, there was still some
sickness with the soldiers-Aubry's train, some
of the Mexican trains, as also that of AIcManus.
Mr.. Mem. had buried two of his hands other
wise every thing going on right in that direc-
ton. Local news, 1 have not much to give-Ouy
own unusually healthy-business dull Yours
&C., in haste.
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BALTIMORE, June 90.

LATE FROM TExAs.-The Southern mail thiS
morning brought New Orleans papers as late 90
due. The Picayune has news from Texas ths'
Lieut.. Hawes of the Second Dragons and nj
teen men had a skirmish with the Camanches'
in which two of the latter were killed and thirty
eight horses and four captive children recover
ed The children say that the Indians had
murdered their father, mother elder brother
and sister three days before
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PIERCE and kING!!
DEMOCRATIC RALLY!

THE Democracy of Cambria county are re-
quested to assemble at the Court House, in Eb-
ensburg, on Tuesday evening, July 9th, to rati-
fly the nominations made by the National Con
vcntion, the State Convention, and the County
Convention. The decree has gone forth that
the New Hampshire VOLUNTEER, will be cleo
ted. Rally then for PIERCE and KING, SEA
RIGHT and the COUNTY TICKET, and in de-
fence of the Constitution and our glorious Union.
MANY.
JULY lst 1852
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reae The wings of this county hold their del
egate elections on Saturday, and their county
convention on court week. Go to the polls gen.
tlemen, and ''go your DEATH for your favor
ties. you should know that it makes no differ
ence whom you nominate, the democracy have
decided upon their defeat.
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MIR. webeter wishes to Resign.

A despatch from Washington city, dated June
l22d, says: Secretary Webster has expressed
his intention of resigning as soon as he can ar
1range the business of the State Department
las Mr. Lawrence is coming home, it is suppos-
ed the mission to England may be rendered to
him"
Rs5y@Waterme!ons and Peaches are plenty in
Savannah, Ga. /; the peaches arc sold for Ss5 per
Sbushel.
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Later from Mexico.

Baltimore, June %.
The New Orleans Picayune of the Goth, re-
.ceived to night, contains advices from the city
|of Mexico to the Goth ult.
The papers announce the death of Generals
!Mejia and Michelena.
The Senate had voted an appropriation of
|S30, 900 for the construction of road from Pc
frote to Vera Cruz.
The Congress had adjourned without provi-
ding for the financial embarrassments of the
country.
Don Prioto, the liberal candidate had been
elected Governor of Tamaulipas, but Don Carde-
mas, the present incumbent, had refused to give
Zup the Office to him, and had caused forty citi
fzens of Matamoros, including the editor of the
IGenio, to be imprisoned for commenting on hi:
proceeding. Cardenas, however, soon became
frightened, and released the prisoners.
Mr.. Remington and several Mexicans hat
Lbeen massacred, on the Rio Grande, by the In
Elians.
The citizens of Brownsville had held meet
ling, and petitioned the United States Govern
sment for protection.
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Scott in the Sontb.

Messrs. Toombs and Stephens members Of
Congress from Georgia, have telegraphed to the
press of Georgia, that they are opposed to the
nomination of General Scott, and are in favor
of the re-assembling of the Union convention.
by whose decision they will abide. Mr.. Jen-
kins is said TO hold the same position.
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WASHINGTON, June %.
THE NAr1oNAL AGnIcuLruRAL CoNvENTIoN.-

THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION
The President yesterday made very tjU, ~.
quent address in reply to the President oi ;i IN
National Agricultural Convention. lie s@iS S.-
know by experience the toll and labor Oh WI,
mer's life. l was brought up on Alarm -
have swung the scythe, and handled the si'A'0
all day.
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Hsa. The chairman the state central commit
tee has called the late state convention to re-as
semble at Harrisburg, on the Goth day of Au,
gust, to place in nomination candidate for the
Supreme Bench. This is the right manner il
which to make such nomination.
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CUoLER. IN TExAs.-The cholera is said - M -
making sad havoc in the vicinity of kutel s,,,ni
Texas Four wagoncrs were recently 18th uitb
dead on the road, having died Of Cholera, and
no one near them to witness their sunerins'
death.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-07-01

psa, Court commences next Monday. Here
after, there will be two weeks court, and the tim
has been changed.
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WEBSTER TO BE CANDIDATE.-The Boston
Bee confirms a call Of n State Convention to nom
mate Daniel Webster for tie Presidency. Such
is the character Of the indignation Of Massachu-
setts at the nomination Of Gen. Scott over their
great statesman
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County Nominations.

County Nominations.
For Assembly,
THOMAS COLLINS, of Washington.
For Sheriff,
AUGUSTIN DURBIN, Of Washington.
Commissioner,
JACOB R. STULL. of Richland.
Auditor,
JOHN A. MCCONNELL, of Clearfeld.
Coroner,
CAMPBELL SHERIDAN, of Johnstown.
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BGAEx- Mayor Barker, vulgarly called Joe
Barker, intends running on his own hook, for
Sheriff of Allegheny Co. We hope he may not
poll enough votes to render either of the other
candidates uneasy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31
THE CAMBRIA AT BOSTON.

One Day Later from Earope- TeiegrapheC
from London.
gosTos Nav 2S.-The Royal Mail Steam.
Or Cambria, Capt Leitch, from Liverpool, MAY
I5,h via Halifax the 26th, arrived al her whaI
=, Fast Boston. al clock this morning.
Annexed is the latest news received by tele
eraph lust previous TO the sailing of the Cam.
bris.
E>G1aNp.-Foreign exchanges present very
I;,,le alteration from yesterday. .The accounts
from Hamburg report exchange on London
steady.
FRANcE.-Letters from Paris report the mil
itary ietes as having been brought to a close
by a grand banquet at the Ecole MiIiIaire.-
The banquet was served TO the officers of the
arny, at the personal invitation of the Presi-
dent. There were 2,400 present. After the
cloth had been removed, the President took his
seat on the Tribune.
The Champ de Mars was brilliantly illumin.
sted. and when the blaze of the fireworks re.
yealed the ocean of human heads, the effect
was exceedingly fine. Every lhing passed of
in joyous manner, and in the greatest order.
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Norfolk A fairS-Shap Ners, SC.

NORFOLK, May. 27.-The election of Judge,
Commonwealth Attorney, Clerk of the city
Court and Commissioner of Revenue, is being
held here to day, and the sense of the voters is
being taken upon the act lately passed by the
Legislature giving to the people the election OF
city officers. Judge, X. II. Baker, John VIII.
liams, Clerk, and F. F. Ferguson, Commission.
er, are all re elected without opposition. VIM.
S. Hendred, will in all probability, be elected
Commonwealth Attorney over the present in
cumbent, r Hubbard. The vote for the rati
fcation OF the new law will be very close one
but there is now majority in favor, and |
think it will remain so.
In Hampton Roads, British bark Thomas,
100 days from Callao. Arrived, schr Frank,
from n. York, and the Bay State, from Provi-
dence.
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Disasters on The Lakes.

BCFFALo, May 27.-The steamer Southerner
on Friday morning, off Turtle Island, passed
the small tow steamer Telegraph, on fire. She
ran as near as possible, but could discover NJ
human being, aud concluded that the crew,
Numbering eight men, must have persisted.
Inc Chicago papers report the wreck of the
schooner Baltic or J. F. Porter, off Waukegan
Inc wreck was seen by schooner Elbe, cupsiz
ed and the crew clinging to the bottom. A
strong gale prevented the elbe from rendering
assistance
=. The schooner President was ashore at Pierre
Marquette. 1t was hot known whether the crew
We're lost or not.
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BueuOs 4yreS.

The English papers contain dates from
Buenos 10 the Sd April. General Urquiza re
manned al Palermo, near Buenos Ayres, and
seemed to entertain considerable mistrust as to
the use the inhabitants might make of theii
liberty.
The Province of Tucumen had been invaded
by Don Chrisastome Alvarez, who falsely in
voked the authority of Urquiza. He was de-
feated by the Governor of that District and
shot.
Private letters of the latest date mention the
rnmor of an open rupture between the Brazil.
ian authorities and the Oriental Government
growing out of the late treaties made and rati-
fed by President Swarez. Negotiations had al.
ready been suspended, and the Brazilian En-
voy had written to Rio for fresh Instructions
1t Is said some violence had been offered to the
residents of the Imperial legations.
In Monteyideo matters wore a very dubious
aspect, and there is no doubt the sympathies
Of large portion of the Republic are with the
Oriental authorities.
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Cane of GOOd Hone.

Advices from the Cape of Good Hope, to
April lst' report horrible crueities as being
perpetrated by the Kaffi s; men were cut up
by pecemeal.
In one OF the engagements the Hon. III.
Wrottesby was killed and Col. Gorborough
and Capt. Brawley wounded; thirty-six sol.
ders were also killed.
RumOrs of further extensive c0nspiracies
will be current among the natives. The re.
ports are that Orange county is in a state oil
rebellion,-the Doors claiming sovereignty, as
also that of Natal.
Dispatches TO the Government, it is said
make no mention of these rumors.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arctic.

NEW YORK, May 30.
The steamship Arctic, from Liverpool, arriv-
ed to-day.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorToS.-Sales of three days previous to
the steamers sailing, $4,000 bales; of which
$4,000 were for speculation and export. The
market closed firm, with no perceptible change
in prices.
BREADsTUFFs.-An improvement was mani
fest in breadstuffs, with larger operations
Flour advanced cd Wheat Id to Cd; Corn
firm, prices unchanged.
MONEY MARKET.-Money was abundant
Consols unchanged.
FRANCE.
Generals Lamorcier, Bedeau and Lehee re-
fused TO take the oath of allegiance prescibed
by the President.
Great trepidation was caused at the Tuille-
ries by the intelligence that the sovereigns OF
Russia, Prussia and Austria, at their recent
meeting, determined to enforce the treaties
against France. Spies were sent out to watch
their movements.
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a. - ..E.ss 5 z=zzsE C

<
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and
after Monday, May II, 1852, regular passenger
train will run between Richmond and the Junction
connecting at the Junction with Flagg & Co.'S line
Z. Stages for Burkeville, Charlotte Court House.
HaIifsx Court House, Dsnville, Milton and Greens.
borough The train will stop for passengers only
at the following points: Manchester, Powhite,
Robiou's, Coafeid, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat.
tosx SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke
and jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday at 7
O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning, leave the Junction at
1850, A. NJ
Children overs, anHnot over l2 years of age,
half price to any points except the two first.
named. Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes, SO that one can be
retained in the Office; and it must be expressly
stated on the pass that they permitted to 60
on the cars. A freight train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods must
have them on the ground the previous evening.
N. B.-The Stage leaves the Junction eve.
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ia connection
with the above points; and returning, meets the
cars at the same point every Monday Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville - S. 0
DO do do Greensboro. IL
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate OF fare.
my 20 lOHN II. OSBO RNE. Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31

1, we take pleasure in announcing that the
Senate has at length ordered to a third reading
"hat Is called the Deficiency BiIl-lhat is, bill
10 supply The deficiency in the appropriations
MAGE by Congress for the present fiscal year,
whlch expires On Monday next. This bill
however, having received various amendments
~ ,he senate, will, when it has passed that
ppouy, nave TO be returned TO the House of
-jatetiigeacer,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
InIrTENTION OF THE CARS.

The Northern mail train did not arrive until
late hour last night. The detention was
..,sed by the breaking OF driving wheel of
,he engine. at Milford. The locomotive
arcl;nse" started at Is minutes after seven, to
bring down the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31

CINCINNATI, May 27.-The steamer Cotton
Plant from ST. Louis for New Orleans. was de.
sToyed by fred al Napoleon, Ark, on 23d in.
slant. She had on board Il cargo valued al
Sl0o000. The steamer Texas was also par
tiaiIy destroyed by fire few days since below
IannelIon. The flames spread TO the steamer
indiana, which was lying near, and was con-
slderably damaged Fortunately no lives
were lost. The cargo of the Cotton Plant
was partially insured
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BALTIMORE MARKET

Nothing doing in -four to-day of any kind.
Sales of red wheat at 96c.-not strictly
prime.
Sales of white corn at SIC. and yellow at
Gle.
Oats 3Sa41c.
Whiskey 201a21c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31

Perty.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 26.-A fire broke out
here last night, which has laid in total ruins
the entire block of buildings bounded by
York and South and Brown streets on one side,
and Abelcom aud Lincoln streets on the other.
Nearly every building within these limits is in
ashes. 1t is impossible al this time to estimate
the loss, which is very heavy. MANY have
lost their all. The insurance Offices suffer Sc
RIO usly. The amount of goods destroyed is
immense. Many of the buildings were not ill.,
Stockholders insured in part.
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NEW YORK MARKETS NAV 90


Sales Of $500 bbls. Flour at 06a4 l2 for State
brands, and 81 37a4 so for Southern I'VE Flour
50 81 Corn Meal IS Ie Wheat-sales of red at
96a99c, Southern white l02al06c, Genesee ll2c.-
Sales OF 100 bushels mixed Corn at 5sa60c Oats
42a43c. Cotton irm-ssles of GOO bales middling
Upland at see; Orleans l0c. Whiskey 2la2I3c
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Fatal Railroad Accident,

:, SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 28.-Mr. Hiram
rf Z, aud daughter of Monson, were killed al
Coliins depot, near this place, yesterday, be.
ing run over by the express train.
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CEILING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
~ The subscribers intending to make change
in their business, offer their entire stock of DRY
GOODS at cost for cash, and respectfully ask all
persons wishing to purchase, to give call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident that a
better assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care, was never offered at cost in this
market Our stock consists of the latest and most
approved styles. Determined to close, we assure
the public there is no humbug in this advertise.
ment. Do not forget to call at 203 Broad street,
between 4th and 9Th streets.
my 27-2m L. & NJ ROSE
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ID CACHES, RATS AND MICE.-If Won

y CACHES, RATS AND MICE.-If you
IL wish to rid your houses of these terrible pests
you have only to purchase box of Burgess d cos
Roach, Rat and Mouse Externinator, which will
cost you only 25 cents 1t has been fairly tried
and testimonials of its efficacy have been furnished
by numerous respectable hotel keepers of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and it has been
tried by numbers of the cilizens of Richmond, and
found TO be all that it is represented Only buy a
box and try it. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
my 29-lw 1904 Broad street
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| OST.-On Monday last, between the Carlton
IL House and Marshall and 10th streets A GOLD
BRACELET, with velvet attached The finder
viii be literally rewarded by leaving it at this Of
fee NV oo-2t+
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Steamboat Collision and Loss of Life.

BosroN. May 27.-St John papers, of the
10Th May, contain accounts of collision on
the st. John river between the steamer Ann
Augusta and The steam tug Transit. The
boiler of the Ann Augusta exploded, scaldng
ten persons, two of whom, Cochran and Carey,
hfem1n of the boat, have since died, and anoth-
er is believed 10 be fatally injured.
New BEDFORD, May pa seaman, lately
returned here from the ship Gratitude of this
port, reports that when the G. was eff the coast
OF Chill, six men. including u boat steerer
named Van Horn, stole boat in the night and
deserted. They made the shore about sixty
miles from the ship, and in attempting 10 land,
the boatwas capslzed. and four Of the number
were drowned. Their names, were George
II. Shreves, Isaac Combs, Mathew Hogan, and
Washington-all from New York. Another
account saysthat Van Horn was also drowned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

fOIUnE DAxSs
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEING
- A PART OF THE wELTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER A DECREE IN
CHANCERY.-Under the directions Of decree
81 the Circuit Court Of Chsncery for the County
OF Henrico, pronounced on the sd day Of April,
1859, IN the suit Of Cunningham against Randolph
snd others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff for
isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff Of Henrico county, will,
20 tne nineteenth day of June next proceed 10 sell
~ puonc suction, on the premises, to the highest
I y. ,s LOT cash, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ 60 much of
sxe elton estate ~ at sale heretofore made
Pals o. SAID estate purchased by John H. Pleass
LIE, 1geng the two lots numbered and on the
Vi survey, hied in the papers of said suit con-
tsining nity Sax and one fourth acres each
r,r 90 an. thus. w. boswell, D. s.,
-. -. Ior l A. G0DDIN, s. nc
BY WELLINGTON GOODTN
HOUSE AND LOT ON wAsHrNCror
II STREET. NEAR CARRINGTlN,s MI
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wll he so,d -.
Thursday afternoon, the Sd dsy of Juos ,s 9n
upon the premises, commencing at S o,clocS ,
small framed Dwelling. on the Central Rsirosd "a
joining Carringtons Mill, fronting on Wsshin ZION
street.
Terms-4 months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper, interest added.
my 81 W. GoDDIN, Auctr.
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nENICOTISED SMOKING TORAC.
" CO.-Great Desid eratum FOR Smak.

II CO.-Great Desideratum for Smok.
ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro.
nounced by all who have tested it. superior to any
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public. The pc.
culiar advantage of the article which they OFFER 10
this in all tobacco there s concrete OIL Nicotine,
of its active principles, and which is eminently
poisonous The effects Of this principle are disa-
greeably felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties whilst, at the same Time it
retains all its fragrant and aromatic qualities. So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
of weak nerves can use it without inconvenience.
has the additional advantage that it does mott leave
offensive in close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANN & co,
EY The above article can be found In any GUAM.
uty at BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggist, l25 Main
st., agents for the manufacturers.
NH 27-3md