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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
rho Accident of Newark.

NEWARK, n. J. June "a lel'.
oh, Editors qt' hhe Tribune o,,.,,,,
VIII YOU allow me u few lines space ~. II" "'''f
n soften the rgor of your article oil YESTERDAY
morning relative to The accident at the hiS ''''''
ing in Newark
Tim, sad affair. most deplorei by the very man
Won, name and his assistant in constructing 'he put
,r, * not 10 be laid so much 10 their charge rs your
article attributes it. The platform nds strong III IL
sai-;t was intended indeed, to be braced al 'u'"'e
meetings and Ind ii stood Us II Is usually 'is GUS
y, level ground il would have borne all inc "cg''.
nrcsssary But the ground IN front OF INC Io"''
House shelves from the building and cfoNu l,a.,
ing gathered made TO The porch TO she''e'
from the nan; the word was GIVE" uie" u" - .,,I
The Soenkers 10 cone forward. lhey rasueu iul,
anon the platform; the impetus Tire" II lor"a,u
Jawn The ,eciyitv and with the fall and the weis't
upon it much unorc than twenty persoiisl IL p'oNe-
under lis timhe,s the poor boy was crushed
The builders are not aware of my writing you.
do il without solicitation from s,mpath! VIII 'iir''
and knowing that they ready enough TO coh'eii'
themselves but not for what you term "Ms crosses
ami mast iaercusabie cdrsisssnesS. uent'c'i'e"
Acquainted with such matters pronounce INC pun
form strong enoush-ihe builders have constructed
many a one before without any accident ever Occur
rlng and had it not been tor the pecu!at n"tr'' ~
the ground, and the sudden rush TINT was maui; 'o
accident, | am pcTsuduetl, NOuiu
Respectfully, AN Eft- w. ''I'',
u We publish the above righ, willingly but
We mus. say orr view Oft the matter lsunchanged.
No man has a right to undertake the erection OF
a staging for public meeting who docs not know
how to make it perfectly safe, even in c'se OF
rush OF dense crowd. As to the natre Of the
ground, that is thing he should understand
thoroughly, and provide agains; any danger arising
thercirUm.
We appreciate the kind feeling OF the friends
or Mr.. Tucker it would be far easier and more
agreeable to us to smoo'he over the calamity but
we have duty to perform to the public, and shall
do il. The soft phrase No blame car be at
tached to any one, has been reiterated TOD often
Uencciorward, when human life is lest OF perll6d
from the incapacity, carcessncss or parslmony OF
those who should know better, we mean to speak
out. lH"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
The Texas Bubble.

Fyrnct OF q letter 10 the Editor. dated
MOBILE Ala June Ii. 1874.
The Texas humbug is doing the Wing cause n"
;n;urv in the South. The Wings here are firm and
united true as steel to Henry Clay and Wing
rrnc;ples and ii | am NOT greatly mistaken, we
,v,iI nuk. the Locos v.ry sick oi the concern them
selves before W.. have done with it. Ii il do not
prove II milestone around their necks YET. then sa,
am a false prophet. II is TOO gross humbug 10
do harm To any except those who have so litrs con-
dence in the Intelligence OF the people as To attempt
n nrotir by il. Yours truly, &c.
II We give the above from most intelligent
source as the opinion of genuine, wholesouled
Wing We shall rejoice to find that he is right
o,d y,c mistaken. Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
Old Kentucky -!

The Wings of this State will hold their Mass
Convention at Lexington on the Sd Of July, when
they will be addressed by
Jolx ]. CalrrENDES,Ky. THOMAS CoRwIN, Ohio,
THOMAS MErcALFE, THOMAS EWING,
Zen HARDIN, ,. D fRENTiss' MISS
Yes. SERGEANT S. PRISTIss, whom the Loco
Focos have shouted as turned over to them by the
Texas fever. Shame on the fabricators
Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON of Delaware, is also
expected.
The Locos were never buster than now in Ken
lucky. They have candidate for Governor
who is hailfclIow with every body and will
pick up every struggling vote; and they arc
swapping away every thing else to elect him.
They will readily agree to vote for Clay for a
vote for Butler knowing that Mr. Clay must
carry the State any how, and that TO elect Butler
in August would greatly inspirit their party else
where. The Clay Bugc, Maysvlllc, says Loco
in that place was lately overheard to boast that
he had made nine votes fo' Butler by agreeing
with different persons to vote for Clay. vic
tory so won would aid them little, but they can u
get it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

lNcrsr.-A correspondent of tic True 81

lNcrsr.-A correspondent OF tic True Sum-
writing from Port Richmond, says
One of the most brutal cases OF incest ever heard
ntn,s come To my knowledge since have been on
rh. Island An old man about 5ol residing snort
distance from this place, has been f0r '"G"y y'H''
living in incrstuouS intercourse van one j. "', "o
~ n,T own J,uchters. Several chlldnn have been
,h ,ssnlt ot this connrctlen and 1t sad thai,
IN. munster has had one child 10y The child "i h''
luueh.rr. There Is not shadow of Doubt as In The
,,r,nt.o. of the children. Tire old man does not
ieny il; hut SAYS that hc supports tht "ii-p""s
% which h. stands III the rrlau"n of father and
srnndinther, he thinks hat 40 on has a. Fs", 10
in,.,.,.r. with tb,. family arrangement Tie otirir
III probabl, lie brought before the Grand JuTy tbs
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
By This Mornings Mail.
Things In Philadelphia.
s.nrurB GRAND RNLLY.-On Friday evening
h-'N'iifF.N a, 49,. t.,
Corpspondence of the New. YORK Tribune.
~, .rr, ol,r. Irrn ID "

ihi,hnEiPiitA juno -5-f u.
sror1,rB GRASp RLLY.-OH Friday evening
80, N,es Meeting of the Wings Of the First Cougresio1.
., ~ ,ay.r OF the election u Henry Clay. the Idu u
,be ,n,.ction Of American lldustry. ana OF eaat,is
To- n"nsie Z n S Con,nsore., Hall Moy afDn,iar " Ia
.s Ion Joy Morris W g. Reed, !; g. Cafs'on Chsre,
In. ii,,rir aroused. md look iofore vi the ars-
a~e-nJaec, ever held ~ he pacc
iI.E NArlyEs.-!hi- me-" parry are using the
~,,,,,'r,ty c,snons To carry ,hslr afuu. tcsst, 1.
t H., e,sctrin infse and enthusiastic meetings n,
! ,rcnenduu. u.een- take rnee tois'' n Sou,h"atE
vii rrbstlv DE the m" nurl@rou,i nu'a1,i EVER "iestf
" ,b cradle 81 democracy. lhoma. u ''foHer b.
as se.y 10 be taken ~ by r. NsiYe op2l,roa
:, r oy S.or ior CongIc>s. - o' CSareS lassrso =
','-' d. i.@ PIRATE Fx1Low.-John McDorald,
r,,,. Il rncer WIS arrested md Ken before itsrusB
u.rhc ye,crday. charged with a''ali',5s ~ WE "Aa
hs,chet and tre.canc 10 murder he lie vas e'nH@s!
ISrAMors CoSDucr.-A most wanion and IN.
n,oyos.d outrage comm ttG .1i e'rnhs uyoh NE n
man ma med Iohn MONEY cu1uy "a ~ the Office
no it.'i s;I, y 81 ct drunken. rovdy MEMBER %; he
Southwark Eis ne Company " pa@nf as, h1u ne vs.
.,rd yes u io for the interference o! others arraal
gy, been .>,,iel or the are, OF 'ho-e c.'ce'iei
D.>Gr3e AssAUIT.-John taWpher' drSpf-
mt, colorc, hlow ,ya> committed To pr'9n yesterday at,
,pon on ci1 rye of cnwh.ing vie ana o>'a,a- .irn
Megary and Shu attempting to aff' MN he 'ofn''
wa, ST 1S1 .alcs to-day were 10 moderate
,,t only the quotation, showing no maternal chinSe zen
'9ndn'; ~ Elcl ,b Wilmington RR. n lido DO ~?
., !S1 md Anboy r. 4 ) ll9. 5000 s3ie - ~
$500 do 76 ~? do docg,h % 80 ".tSd S9hS ~ &C.
= 81 IL Man and Mechanics Bank "a: s-yO 3gnt -
i.s Old y . SO State B., y cesi :! taffncf, hiI ,ea
Ir, Ran. a., Kentucky Bank - 'hou DUNN 'eAe'
>se - 20 Wei, burg RHtlfOad sS'!' : -. 80, H. g.,
Ncord Bo1rlsl,C) state - - 70 s k',iS.
anS, l5;.: share, Wilmington Rao9t, q 20 DO Go
XIX; iiJJo do d. ~. isdo Phadephla BsnA. ~,
SIiIr Nrws-i} Z. Nj leIred m'NGi'eFhooa-
s,, ~ o,,. Marks. New London BrEs II iinr?S S'ei-
son. fsse qy aldaf sS isn NJ is N" s
g w. Nrry Eliza Bailey Providence; Fame i2Ee.,
io,on Rival Clark do Gen kGoN GTns Sc w H..
10. E,.c.in Bloom. W hcaton; 90. =, 49,, So, y ,,,s..,
Irrr-Bars Josephine, M""n 10 days iii J nan
Sh, h ne> Stwycr. II day itm II 'ana li7ifies i''a
So.nr.r i. from peh Nrbuy Richmond SenII u 'fSa
Wink Andrew Brup d. na,cy ii. tiR 'uston is.y ~
we'll IS m N.nnon Eniiy, d. I'm hii'Io'u' S''' '''"'
t'rnwel I'd, n \ bany. =.
Weathe. clear Und pleasant; winds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

AN EXPLOSION or 81 BrG~EANEAN WATER t""A
o!ace lately in the district OF Nl2en, IN Portugal,
by which the soil MAS thrown up and eafh ard
stones flung to great height i"to the AR, to the
distance Of more than league between the
small river Gielrps and the Douro All The ch'il.
vatcd Land over winch the water flowed was DE-.
stroycd, and IN many places 1t created rayneS III
feet in depth and 80 iathoms WIDE II carried
away and shattered to fragments in It's course,
which was ofcxtrcmc rapidly, no fewer than %
wind and water mills choked the Douro with
rubbish, and caused the death Of nine persons, IN.
cudlug one entire family. Ga the same day
s.milor explosion took place in the mountain OF
,IatceIim, in the same district, arising from the
same source, but branching otfin the direction Of
the river Basanzt. 1t carried away farm.
house. four cows, and some sheep and goats. A
similar occurrence took place here last year and
the year before, and eighteen months since IN
Madeira. Correspondent OF tie INES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

UT FAREWELL BENEFIT or La PETITE CERiTo at the
Museum In spite OF wind ana rain The MANAGER
VIII be given; at 81 aud NJ ofphsan. Gan1s
.tep over and hear them and SEE the Infant sisters
Ir- Splendid PERFORMANCES AT THE NEw-ioRK MI
sEua-Ths afternoon, AZ three O'clock the D"nIi nlaiIe'
Wnchell Mons and Mndnne Checken, Mis-, Rosalc Cnne
and dozen other artist, appear The foke aGce WI! be
performed Every body ought 50 see that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

IL JosEru CARTER was convicted on Monday
at Belvidere. n. J. of the murder OF the Castner
family. The Jury were out about SIX hours
Hummer, the hired man Of Garter, has had true
bill found against him as participation, and sew
eral others have been arrested as presumed ac-
completes. There is G very general conviction IN
the community that the finding in the case Of
Carter is Just, and that dreadful conspiracy TO
murder will now be unrayeied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

EVERY VARIETY OF ARTICLES REQUIRED FOR IhE lo
Lrr-sany people ARE his city from various pai' OF
the unlon who wish furnish Their dressing room Abs
Tie best place cy go Tor tins pupoe - the drug s'"fe
of \. II. SANDS * co. No. 2.3 Broadway. corner tham
ber' the Granite Building where every tns elegant
he shape iuir. Tooth and Nail fshel ooi'e 9he
Ivory aud Horn Dslug Cufi, J die; Brushe. Daif brh'
with Alhfor backs. Powder ruls and Per'uH Powder
Fancy Pefmed soaps and Depii0ry Powders. nnd Dyes 10
cour the HAIR and all the lille which strnsef' ana
citizens going pc-sure absolutely
require will be found OF the ilrt qunlty. NJ Sr' n H.
SANDS co. have spaIcl pains 10 make Their establish.
ment compare with any Of n similar kind IN he Union Ply
scluus Pre- cptions careiuy put and all Mccucs'oh
by them wa ranicd be unsufp IN purity In the Gna
ito Buldags, s13 Broadway. corner Chambe.4 street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
THE TRIBUNE.
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE &c, 1914

u JONI TYLER, President of the u. States,
accompanied by Postmaster Graham, arrived in
our city by the Mail Tram from Baltimore last
night We could give guess at his GRAND this
way, but it is unconaected with Politics and we
won't intrudc. Pleasant dreams TO him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

Mlssisslrrl.-Thc Southern Reformer (RePu
dating Loco Feco) names the Counties OF Han
cock, Wayne, Ha~anlba, Lcahe, Neoton, Perry,
Smith ANA Winston as those Of that State where
in Education is most deficient We turn 10 the
Wing Almanac, and find the Political character
nj these Counties to be as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

% TmE ITALIAN HAIR DYE perfect and dnrnble DE
for the hair This dye will be found far to otM
hair dye II Is ensily applied. Will not STAG
the skin ure the OF the hair and will invariably
and uniformly color the hair whske from any color to
beautiful glossy brown black may be de red Prepare
md sold by A. B. SANDS < co. 273 Brcaiwny. Chas
hers street. the Granite Building. Sold ao at - Fulton
| and II Enst Broadway. Price % cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

il Some Loco oco, who does not give his
name nor any clue to it. has sent us a long string
of seeming propositions to bet-lhe substance If
which is that he viii venture TO bet that Mr..
Clay's msority in this State will not reach 90
coo. He is bold iellow-or would be, if his
name were not conccaed-but we shall take M
advantage of his temerIty; for we have resolved
to discoua,cnance betting this year both by pre-
cept and example At the same time we know
and he knows, that if he wants TO bet on Polk s
Election, or his carrying this State, he will find
an abundance OF customers without advertising
for them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
p r, TIE ptR.rr.-we visited this man yestcr-

,ur P,R.Ty.-We visited this man yestcr
Law in his cell to which he has been closely CON
Gncd for some time past and the effects are VISIBLE
-" his n.rson. for he appears weak and losing flesh
,cry fast His spirits are good and he talks rs care
tnss,y and cooly as ever. We hear that the IN
,.n,;on of the L. s Marshal TO remove Babe Capt.
Oriscoll and all the other prisoners IN ts custody,
over In the new Prison Mt Brooklyn, whth IS sac
n lie much more healthy and commodiou' uirn
The Tombs.'
Since writing the foregoing, We have been pu: ~
,o.session of Two remarkable discoveries IN Telnon
- R,be which have come Ia hight WITHIN the iaS'
t,yanty four hours Twill be remembered mat NE
schooner Sara. Lnvnia was recent. sold by the
underwriters. and was bought by Captain Shrr-
man. The vessel was immediately repaired 10y
Can't. s and fitted FOR sea- \ 'e" days s'hcr' ~
overh,ulnr the cabin the was opened, ana mere
an axe wns found which doubtless had been used To
dcsrroy the life OF Captain Dearborn II not the 'Aaie
and cook. The instrument had been bid away III
The rim. and was covered with stains OF blood ara
with knots OF human hair. Oh course inns d!Nc"'rF
ntts an end To nj! doubt o! the a!sIty OF Baot de-
;,nrc. L, has also been ascrr,aincd that baoe Is
native of this citr where his parents sun reside ana
are highly respected. We are told that ms a,hcr
and mother recently visited him IN ms cell, ana al
rhouoh ne denied his identity Al first, YET That ne
subsequently confessed himself as ,,.ir son. we
ais, understand that an emin'lt LAWYER. john an
,hon has be. employed p Occasionally 10 get tree
nordon frorn The Executive OF the United STATES
What effect this timely discovery may have on the
''''' - True Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
[ConmunIcated.l

y The Anniversary Of the Union Theological
Seminary occurs to-day, the Goth inst The exer-
cses will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. in the
Mercer-sreet Church. The classes in the Semi
nary are large, and the Committees Of the Synod
and of the Board appointed TO attend their examina-
tlon have been highly pleased with The evidence
given of their proficiency in sacred learning. 1t is
hoped that a large assembly will express by their
presence to-day friendly interest in the Seminary
and in those heraIds of salvation who are To go
forth from It's walls TO the great and holy work 10
winch they have cOnsecrated their lives. Ii is most
gratifying TO witness the proofs Of the growing in
iluence and encouraging prospects OF this sacred
institution, and of the high place which il has ac-
CURED in the confidence and affections OF The COM
lnunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26
p,r,h,,,,s ,ndeIiple Ink.-The .uptsG1',S5J

n-s- BarnhiITs IndeIible inR,-ttn e,sagtseJ 81
of hi. Marking Ink eenefny 3D. ;pha-a
the Druggist, nl the hItcle usy be een
roe number of whom have aehdy tssten II ,uperor %
hv fher rii.ene,ts and have pfo,uI t,rsi,u MAKE
ms, ,n,ilibe mi whether Of d'ie'ti IN thee
I'm. yhol. process of making u may ~
,oi,u,, even Mt midnight II desaDie the Christian name
r. s called Bnrph,ls lnJe bile lax siIe, mad for
OF one our h'n' WE" NV PORTS. LINN HnKhIs:
BY Wholesale lrisg>t,
No. 23J3 Marke, street, Ph ,1.t
From, the United State, Gazette oil NET, Ia gsY
,,,n,p I,S-NI-ssrs. Puts. Linn y H1' Us, ~, ,n"a.
q.et above 9Th. manufacture ana nav i ,,e lgk
.e IN L. line OF business drlsg's al ;nic,,y OF is
III 1derhlc It WILL by II. beauty ana 'hf Ia s.
tu' rnrsnapd itself 10 The regard al tn~ Mi.D al and
ue, W. nn"n their apparel and would Ike ihA' MAIN
plain. ,,b. North American OF March i9ut ~,
o ~" ixx-lye have tired some :" 49,. D., marx
W. n..,fiy recommend 10 81 lHo,e w. ,,s,ou, pre-
ma anu " tn IL runs freely and fe!uts w IL. 10
n",n ii II Is for 81 b. Me>si'. o'''' ''- -
l3l, Market street. ,.,...,,s,, nj AprI lrh 4.
,,Iss IspriIBLr lSx.-lust received q 'up5% ,r,.
bARSHLiL IaS and having tested thoroughly No, lie
nv, 20 m mint II equal II not superior 10 any i'lae "
p 5i.nd sale. or al the imported SIT ACIDS,
'."Eirngs Ncdlcnes Pants. Acd. lFe Ia.s.onabs
vn,s,.. 90. osc winch VIII b. sod ~ me ,epFR
terms by ~, l. -, Market = above l1h;
rbe SnIsct,er having tlkeg the Agency ~ 49, tA.o
b,. nd mar etscieree lndeb!e ins, w -, up
tulI sunny on hand nj WINCHksrEk IL p,. ,tr Med
Stair. where every article OF nedciuni iie'o VI
cine may he procured n: tie loves p-fe'. ctRERT
J..I eodsGn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

AccIDESr.-We learn by passenger that the
steamboat swallow, when about mile this side OF
Poughkeepsie, on her passage down yesterday
morning, ran down a small bout containing SIX per-
sons four of whom were rescued, bat the other TWO
were drowned The name OF those drowned, we
understand, is Norton.
FIRE AT WoLcorTvILLE-We learn that the
Cotton Factory OF the Wocottvillc ManuEactur.
ing Company "a frame buidng) was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Insurance on the
building machinery and stock, at The .Etna Or
fee in this city, 1000.
Hartford Courant, 25,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

ANOTHER "JoE."-M. Mickiwlcz, the Polish
poet, and Professor Of SIavonian Literature at p.
rus, has announced himself the prophet OF a ncw
Mcssiah-onc Towanskl, countryman OF his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

SEASON y0R SARATOGA WirGRs.-Ih' IS thc season
when nvalds lily the Springs 70 Taste the mecha wa'ei'
Then. no need oil gong far Their virtues Aeasr
A. b. SANDS :; Co. I'D Bfoa,way, corner Chamber stee
have made engagements b. which tine receive direct and
flesh Pavilion Congress Iodine. Union and other wner
right from the Springs Thu, great saving oil trouble and
expcn-e To the Dyspeptc invalid and edcaly ynlglbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

u ROBERT RANTou1 of Mass. is to be Secre-
tary of the Treasury in case Judge Bibb declines,
as he probably will. Robert is cleverlsh man, but
not quite big enough TO fill the shoes of John C..
Spencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

Rosr D'ALprRT: or Tronhlus Times Romance. by e.
r. L. JAMES. Harper & Brothers. 81 Gill street.
A new novel FROM the pen Of james will always
command rruders, and We can assure them that III
this the, will not be likely to he disappointed Iii
a romance OF precisely that character in which
James has always been successtul-one connected
with the times Of Chivalry, and cmhodying, in it,
characters and Incidents the most striking features
of that condition Ct society. The scene is laid III
France, and among the actors are Henry Qunirc,
Duke de Nemours, and other personnges OF history.
1t is deeply interesting and Will well repay the pc
rusal ii is soon 10 receive. Ii is published by the
lIarpcrs at Il shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

IL Buffers ASALoGY OF Natural md Re-
vealed Religion, Abridged, has been enlarged and
adapted TO the Of the Higher Schools by CHAs.
f. WEST A. NJ. Principal OF Rugers Institute. We
are not able to say how well the Editor has done his
work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

II Trusten Polk, nominated as Loco-Fo co Elec-
ior the With District OF Missouri, in place of A.
L. Masenis, Esq. deposed declines the appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

assortment not eqnnled IN van,
PERfUMER Y.
Guerinin'-. Lubin',. Pre-
yUst'-, Ede.'s, Patey'.. Rous
81 Of l'hllnGelphih. Gennan
Cologne. Bny Nnter. exc.
SOAPS.
RIGGS Military and Nege.
table GucIIaln', Ambfo-iuI
Cream and Tablet; NlOnpeGn's
Dleuphnne: ptcyost's Umnl-
bu. RouS,el'. Almond AMI
Rose Cake, also IN cream Tor
shaving this article Ubtilned
the premium. u silver medal. al
the Inst Far U. the American
Institute. (S0Ie Agent iOr New
York.
BRUSHES.
IinIf Brushes. "A large yhne-
", from 9 cents upwunl,-'D
different pniiem- shaving
iinshe.. made expressly Tor
the subscribers, wtth mum.
stamped on Their superiority
cunslas IN having the brlst'rs
nmIy set oi such shnp. n ~
spread the In,hereveniy;; Tooth.
Cloth and Hat Brushes.
COMBS.
Dressing Combs of Tortoise
Shell, Buffalo. Ivory. and I'm.
ltatIUn OF French n..o Engli,i
uunuia' .ure: Pocket CO:Eb'
of ~ different patterns
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nail FIies. Boot Hooks, SCR.
The METALLIC TABLE,
dUcing Il keen smooth edge Ia
water. It's cleanliness. uad ;
most desirable appendage 10 a
q. ShUN
~, #, . =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

CLIFTON FAIR--To those who desire a charming
excursion down the Bay and a rambe on the beau
tiful grounds of Clifton, Staten Island, an interest
ing opportunity is offered by the Ladies OF ST.
Johns Church, who hold Fair to-day and to NOR
row. Beside the regular ferry, which runs hourly
till o'clock F. NJ. an extra boat has been engaged
10 leave Whitehall at 7. NJ and return from Clifton
at half past P. NJ. on each day. Thus we have an
inducement to promote benevolent object, and. al
the same time to enj-y the sea-breeze refreshing
mt this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-26

FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-We have re-
ce,yed II file Of the Honolulu Friend 10 Feb 20.
The information they contain relates principally
to the arrival Of Gen. Miller, Fl. B. Ms. Consal
General tor the Pacific Islands, his presentation at
the Island Court, and the conclusion OF The Irea-
" with Great Britain which has already appeared
at length in our coloumns.
MIR. Hopper, L. s. Commercial Agent, had ap,,
pointed Milo Calkins, ESQ.,, American Vice-Consul
al Lahaina.
Two persons, foreigner and naive, were shock
ingly mangi lied By the premature discharge of
non fred in honor of the King ut koloa, Kauai,
sometime in December.
Marine intelligence will be found under the proper
head. Jour. Com.