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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

SANDs's SARsAPARiLLA-From the time OF Fulton TO tia
present day we have had an age OF wonders The NpP
cation OF eam vaccination the circulation OF the blood
tie Daguerreoype, agricultural electricity, have been
few among the MAN. discoveries which have ministeed
convenience lessered the dangers grsihed the TASTE
and opened field for the enterprise of man. Nor
must omit the employment Of Sarsaparila as cursi
scrofua and diseases IS scarcely 100 muck
say that the OF Sand.s SarsapNrlla the juices
this root been successfully used in exIirpatns
every species ucerous dsease the vaccine operation
in preventing small pox. In OF Rheumatism, gen
era debility disease arising from the use or rather
abuse OF mineral medicine this preparation will be found
o, immense benefit
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. b.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-sL corner
Wliam.st rs Broadway, and II East Broadway, New
York Soil also by Druggists generally throughout u'
United Staes Price 81 per bottle six bottles for 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

SEIZURE OF AMERICAN vEssrLs.-By the az.
rival this poEt Saturday Of ship Augustine Heard
from valparaiso. information had been received tbs,
whaling ship Pantheon Cspl DInon OF Fall River viii
2lJ barrels >p.fm oil and s,"l.ac schooner Loader
Capt, Pray OF NewLondou with 1000 seal skins snd 81
barrels seal oil were seized 3, s. Carlos Island Of
loe about SIX hundred miles South OF Valparaiso for
passing through an inland channel which they were
obliged to dc by stress OF weather Captain, Dilnon and
Pray would remain 70 hear from the Gillian Govern
The crews OF both vessels were turned ashore
Boston Cour. Aug. 81
Cot. A McDoSALD-This gentleman. We'll known
in the South the and devoted friend scientific
snd practical agriculture. departed this life on Sunday
the 10Th Inst AZ Eufauis Ala Few had contributed
more 20 elevate the profession OF the planter inspire
with proper views OF their Importance in the great
cisl system. the substantial yeomanry OF the country
II every !sudsble effort improve tie soil and add
is pCoductveness lie was everfound foremost, laborous
" investigating and practically testing the suggestions
o:others, willis, his good sense and sound judg
furnished materials FOR others work out lrnpo1
tsHt agricultural results, columbus (Ga) Eng Aug e6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

FALL FASHION FOR H,rs. ls46-Fashionsbe Hats
for the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale at GURNEvs Hat and Cap Establishment l&
Futon.st sun Building. For prices advertisement
on second page aug Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

FuL STYLE or HArs.--BIRD cor. Pine and Nassau
sts-Gcntlemens Hats of the standard style for
Ing season are now ready for examination and sale.
81 wv BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
Business Notices.

STYLE FOB GxNrLEMEN's HArs-Leary & Co Hat,
,ers Aston House New.lork will introduce the Fashion
fer the season Thursday. Sept 3D. auto II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

Eth GESEvA FEMALE INSTITUTE advertised
II our paper today sppesrs De vel planned 10. The
education OF Young Women intent qualifying them
selves for Teachers while charge moderate The
Principal : known author of Report to The
ONO Legislature On the Benevolent Institutions OF
Ores, Britain and OF Paris which impressed Is ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

re- PH.Los's MAGIC HAIR DYE, new and lnyal1an,
discovery warranted neither TO smut nor wash on, oens
LIQUID Dive which simultaneously changes INC coIof
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black, without injury
the hair or skin The great superiority OF hls pye cog
sts In the easy mode OF application and instsnaneou'a
fect-a other Dyes requiring from ten 70 twelve hours
produce any change. It's superior excellence VIII DO y
narenf 10 every one upon single application CounW
rsr,iemrn can have bottle forwarded them by express
By sending cash enclosed 10 T. Phalon 81 Broadway w
5,t. Un.l Price 81 per bottle, with tui directions 10
n CIV gentleman requested To call at the depot AZ
have their whskcrs dyed. au8 eotl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

FOR the cure Of Consumption VIC convinced
that there and ia not now any remedy equal
Beckmons Pumonic Syrup, prepared at No. 40! Cor
land-st n Y LIS effects are truly astonishing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

= The new block OF Russ pavement was Yes.
;erday opened hall It's width Its delicious road to
Tsve and when it is entirely finished viii We hope
operse stiruious to the Authorities to employ NJ
Russ to complete Broadway IN the same style Public
convenience loudly demands this srea; improvement
and we hope It will no longer Dc delayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
p The following extracts from q letter Of
an officer OF the L :. ship Refer TO friend in tins

= The following are extracts from letter OF
officer OF the : ship Refer 10 friend in this
CITY L : ship Refer of
HARsoR VERA CRuz, Aug. 10. LIDO.
We arrivec! OFT thu. place l2th July and have =
aeet consisting of triga;e=, 3 5r!gs sioop' and 8
schooners We all GOT Under weigh on the morning OF
the 7th, and entered Ire hs-bor OF A!varEdo about
o'clock P " Commenced sTIug the Fort with round
shot and shell wiki bu; liI;le eject The enemy did
return the ire until we had ceased when they came
down from the NIL and fred with nuskets YUu NAV
depend the small copper balls Few very thick for about
hall hour We returned the IRE from our .hip WITH
small arms and shell from the Princeton sencec ;hsrn
or taat night We intended 20 renew The engagement
the next morning bur the wssher proved uniavurable
and returned 20 our old anchorage again and shall
wall presume, FOR steamers which are daily expect,
ing rom your psce There we're dispatches e-rived sst
evening nom hstainorcs but cannot learn their con
tents supposed iha. soon IS sufficient force
ARRIVES We =hsl. IT 70 tGAe The Castle St Juan de u
oa and Ianpco There are but Few Vessels now in the
Gun under the rrl-co.ored flag We nave taken quite
arIHoer oil -rrs! schoon@rs from the enemy with
e" exceptions have ec them 20 again thinking them OF
10 uS 20 Is Our squadron fine health and spirits
considering the season We lean that shore they
are n miserable condition Their cut Or and
dying OF 5y thousands with the yellow fever his nowrae
rainy season which continues three months and ,hen
comes The hurricane We have send 70 Pensacola
Sc; ou- washing done, ard you may Judge that
not a!7aTs clad with clean SHIRT, although not
been obliged 20 my shirt wrong side YET a.
vas cutie well stocked see n OF YOUR papers
complain or very weather s.
= and 2 We quite essy when stands 100 and
i04
am happy 70 say that very pleasantly situated
only deprived Of plenty OF water ard have no
vegetables bri as much green turtle soup as want
think RON appearances that This country Is one OF
the oest!n the world Tor agriculture We can see from
ships vast aelds Of abeand covered with bullock,
grazing some herds must consist OF 5000. and they
Ts;se al kinds OF fruit that they are disposed 10 cu
va,e but their Government. is II such state ina; but
li.tle enterprise i. manifested DIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
Jack.on W.. Law and Constitution.

We made an error. not material 10 our argument
ON Saturday, in speaking of the case OF Tasselis
the Cherokee hung by Georsis as that IN which
the decision OF the Supreme Court was broken
down BY Gen jackson. In the case OF Tassells
Georgia disregarded the Writ OF Error of the [. 5
Supreme Court and hung the Indian in defiance OF
it But an appeal 'cas taken in the case OF Rev
MIR Worcester and DR.. Butler, Missionaries residing
in the Cherokee country. who Were convicted and
sent to prison by Georgia FOR continuing TO reside
among the Indians after the jurisdiction OF Georgia
was extended over them without taking the oath
Of allegiance required by Georgia. They We're
tried and sentenced at the September term OF the
Gwinness Superior Court, 1891, and the case taken
10 the U. 5, Supreme Court by Writ OF Error, by
their Counsel f, w, Chester, with whom were as,
sociated before the Supreme Court Me,srs VIII.
LIAM WRIT and JOHN SERGEANT The Supreme
Court upon argument decided in favor OF the Mis-.
sionsriesthat is that the laws OF Georgia extend.
ing her jurisdiction over the Cherokee country
were null and void. being contrary TO the Treaties
of the United States. which are paramount to any
State Legislation This decision ought to have
been enforced by Gen Jackson. relnststins the In.
dams IN al their original rights bu, he refused TO
do it and the Cherokees We're driven into exile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

= Hon WILLIAM :. GAEvIS. present Repre-
sentative IN Congress from the XXfId Congress
ional District OF Pennsylvania has declined a
reelection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

- The Franc0-.4me,5ca'H IS not desd. SIS sorae
careless chroncler led Us yesterday 70 print 1t ap
pearej Yesterday usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

AMERICAN MrsIcAL ISsrlTrrE-Wbile we have
ali been talking about j; euterprising citizen has
actually established Musical Institute, upon system
and bsss which promises speedy and abundant success
The Educational Department is under the management
OF GEORGE LooES, and 4. MEIGGs iio Broadway, is
the Principal This Institute Will give It's first public
performance or he 2lst when the orsoro OF Tie
Seasons will be produced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

r. THERE ARE PEcuLI.RITrEs Of CoSsTrTr1Los W. -
give smells etiuv1a, by means OF the =
spirabe pores OF the skin OF unpleasant; and csss,
bic nature 20 prove highly offensive 70 u'e 80
ofsclores OF those with whom are opIgea, irOE. ~
tive position or other causes be more clo-e!y 10
with times than others and which even the hlces =
Of eblulon with the ordinary toire soups CAsy y
move or at least but yer; short tiie out CoCkAupss
ebraied Italian Med!csted soa? expressly qe's1S,t
correct and nruralize such unpleasant odor. usec is
about the per-on the arnpts stomach, &c u n
an ascify 20 the ci,ice and ELECTS ragran and II
ne.. only fnovsu sld enjoyed by those fortunate nd'
al. VINO have used .hs delicious Soap TINS rer;ss4
Sosn i also potent in removing every kind 0. sam b IT,,
.nr6 a. Tan FrecXles SInDurn, Erupt!ons RedEess,
worm Ssllowue.. and the Ike, and Is sovereign p
s,sneos remedy Tor the bties OF insects GouralGsI
dre Subril-s pO-tvsly extrpae, root and BRANCH
aoq. hair. Goursnds Liquid Rouge Will lnpsrt 20
cheek and lip crimson aush magnificent As tbai -
rose. GoCrEud'- Grecisu Hair Dye i warranted " "
red. light grey hair 4 due raven black ,,sc&
~ !. "a impossible procure The genuine
OF Dr. Felix Gouraud, exeep, al his only tePo ~ vi
lsl store from Broadway IN Phliedelph!a :. Al
Brown &c Ch-snur=st; Baltimore, Of Seth s HsEes
,nn OF A : Jordan. Mllk-st Lowell. Of SHssSSs.sl
Co Worcester. OF Green Co Troy, OF BuA -
OF Pierce &c. w. L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

C.ur1o., NOTICE., BE1gAKEt !!-Th- only Def
IN. sac OF Dalley's Magical Pam Extractor for .oo
il a;my own depot No 2D3 Broadway. Dealers - ~
detect eosE.ersi!ers BY any of 1t being oseIs q;
price: for the genuine Extractor is, al a.. iii'e'
a.! persons, held uy uniform prices -,-,
Let be deceived by any OF the arts o. &c
cipled and designing; for In every case le iaii -
be rad for the same at my depot, where may 80
not only to detect these npositions, bat 70 fafnsa
OF proofs of lis manifold virtues. -, r,u,. 5
u B.-No risk must be incurred. Application 4
made al Head Quarters or fe Limb, sight and n's ss
pay tas iorieiL q DALEY, 2os Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
CITY ITEMS.

q The Farmers CUB AMERICAN Institnte.
meet this morning az u for the discussion of the sub
;,ct OF Domestic Wines and tee Preservation o; Fruit
The Culture OF the Grape daily gaining increased st,
tenuou II few years Vineyards covering scres vii
De seen from one end of tie Union to the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

Sc EVERY ONE To THE MUssVN ro-p.Y The OrpLes=
Family give heir grand Concerts this afternoon snd
mag a which 'ine also other lsughabe and chaste
,ertsirmenis by Western, Conover Pete Morris Miss
Wheeler &c. viii be gwen. Col Cha:sn the smslle.
in the world, The Mammoth Bows &c. &c can 10 al
si times The Fortune Teller sl there aud can -
.Or shifted az all hOt.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
liz Conventions.
livingston

Z 0XXIXtk C0Ngrtssional Dast7es al Lima livingston
Co Sept le.
Fsanllin Co a, Malone Sept - to appoint Delegates
to the State Senatorial and Congressional Conventions.
osago Co. at CooperstOwn Sept. IT, TO appoint Dele
ss,es 70 the State and Senatorial Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

NisLo's.-l; : enough 70 say the Raveis appear liz
comic pantonie and Mile Blangy Gisee, this evening
better b.! cannot be put forth, and the public know
Tor on sll such occasions the saloon /. crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
II The Police Gazette describes the process of
silver burning as follows

silver burning follows
The silver burner, or swndler. who l. DESTROYS Of
making speculation hires office and purchases Il
strong ronhooped specie key 1hs after having nearly
ned Il with refuse iron other material 20 give IL
proper weight ne nils up with genuine ne" nan doArs
70 give II the appearance oil being hIed 70 'He bottom
with the same coin. He then prow!s about unt!i he
drops upon some ayarcious brakeman whose acqisaye
sufficiently strong make his conscience eaey
temptation Having found proper subject he car
res him 10 his Office and after p!edgng hm 10 secrecy,
he opens the head OF the keg, runs IN his hand and
rolls over the shining half dollars and then informs his
staring victim that they new emission OF counter
eits from extensive company in Canada OF which ne Is
principal agent that they made By process.
which defes detection and which Tor all the purposes Of
trade quite good genuine To prove this piece
upon the door Is passed through the Aguaorts
test and II necessary, IS in Ofcourse the
evidence OF Is exceences complete and the purchaser
aroused 10 the chance OF the speculation listens iayora
oIy 10 the oer Of getting them at half price thirty per
cent and closes with the bargain on the spot The siye.
burner then receives his pay perhaps $3.50 for the con
tents OF The keg and gives the purchaser the key OF MS
place 10 send for the prize No however has the
Vct got OF sight than the burner returns % the
shop with another key. and carts on the seg himself,
leaving empty Office the rogueish purchaser His
excuse 70 the LATER when they meet - that MS Office
must have been robbed bur that he viii make every
;hirg right by sending for LOT 70 the Company in
Canada He cares however very little whether his
toner il satisfied for the rascay conditions the
gain him tror any prosecution in that quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

FIREs.-Ou the night OF the 2lst INST toe dwell.
Ling house OF Capt Jos5 Center Washington Conn vas
consumed 5r fire together with nearly all contents
consisting OF furniture clothing silver plate Two gold
watches. sc The dwelling insured a. the LchSeld
Mutual Office.
- n small boz OF Mr.. Geo. De Worth was
burned 10 death by his clothes taking ire a. Border,og
y J or THURSDAY last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

NAvAL.-Unitei States ship Independence, Com
odore ShubHck for The Pacific sailed On Saturday from
Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

u Col SAWYER oar Congressional TREND has
been nominated once and killed OF once b. the press
within few weeks, bur he won't stay IN either po-
sitiou, I,now appears that nomination tor Con
gress has not Yet been made IN his Distract by the
Loco.Focos. We were mislsd few weeks since
BY the Cleveland Plain Dealer in announcing his
nomination. few days subsequent we received
the Hardin News published in his District when
announced his defest and the nomination OF W IL
LIAM ARMSTRONG, by vote three to one. 1t now
appears that the Hardin paper was mised-the
proceedings which it took to be those OF District
Convention were only those OF Allen County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

r JOIN R, SHANNON is the Looo-Foco candid.
are for Congress in the NTH District; Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

y Frse TRADE OF the Evening Post cannot be
manly. or Will NOT attempt it We have asked him
repeatedly aud earnestly to tell us tor wha, reason
and with what justice the New Tsria imposes lower
duties ON Foreign Gables and Cordsge Shea,hins
Cooper. Books Flannels. Blankets, Baizes Book.
inS &c. &c than on the raw material used by the
American maker of rival articles He wiliully re-
fuses TO answer and lodges from one bubble to
another Let him quibhe on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

PoLIcE.-Another charge OF forgery has been
preferred the Police Office at the Tombs against
Wolf Burroughs, lately brought TO this City from Huron
District Canada West The alleged forgery consists in
the signature OF & vs.. Geary being placed upon the
back OF FOR $500 purportng TO have been drawn
by Samuel F. Stephenson the 2d OF December last
payable in six months to the order OF Marcus Z Rob
inson On the back OF this appeared the signatures
OF Marcus E. Robinson, |. 81 W Geary Thomas R. Lee
and Geo. W. smith Burroughs is in prison aud will
be called upon to this well as other charges
Officers Smith and Austin Yesterday returned TO
the City having in their custody Geo. f. King, late OF
the firm of Holt & Co who absconded some time since
carrying with him alleged large amount oil
money belonging to the above firm The accused was
placed in confinement to await his trial.
4 man named Andrew Jackson Shannon was on
Saturday taken before Judge Edmonds on a writ of ma
beas corpus and finally discharged from Col. Steven
sons regiment in which he had enlisted This writ
sued out by r. D. Holmes Esq. who gives it az his
opinion that not OF the enlistment. thus far made in
said regiment could hold and should every man come
before His Honor Judge Edrnonds on like process he
has doubt they would be allowed the largest liber
" This opinion IS given, understand in view
OF certain intorma!ities in the matter OF enlistment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
MEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
g. a.ks haze now passed

a-.r.c7rA1Ioy.-six weeks have no" passed
H.. memorable condensation OF 'he lon uit s,
we rejoice " rven. has by no means impaired the cner
On the contrary that grtevous a,s
ses o. o 10 have awakened into sctTy new ana u'
sn:e {ss5 IN Tas quarter.
inc ~ and new structures rise into form ano
" With upexar1pled rapidity -es
nj 4, "a NOT month since tao woL. -
commenced IN earnest Whis Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

Misunderstanding 70 the Little Rock Dem
ocrst OF the 18th inst out OF ten Senstora! Dis
tricts heard from. the Wings have elected Sen,
ators and the Loco.Focos : In thirty eight ooun.
ties the Wings have elected Is Representatives
and the Loco-Focos A.. 1t is supposed that Col,
Ashley viii s,sndt the best chance for 7. 5 Senstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

The MUSICAL COMMEMORATIVE perceive by
certain advertisements in columns hst the Musical
Troops both regular and infantry niarshang for
forthcoming Musical Week. which occurs during this
month Having pleasant recoilectons OF the Ike cNeT
cises which took place last recommend to ali
who busy in the ,-sde and sugar line
to give their attendance both iav and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

- Mr.. EDITOR On the Goth July mailed q
letter friend in Buffalo containing an enclosure OF
$40 in small bills, making appear ike money.
package its Said letter has never been re.
ceived lii possible that may still be course OF
transit see By the Courier and Enquirer of this
morning that letter which mailed here on the 26th
June for stockbrdge Mass. received on the 9th
July Calculating this my letter must be some.
where in the vicinity OF Utica and will reach it's desti
nation at Buffalo about the lst of October. AMIGO
70 We 90 not know the facts stated below.
but ii true they ought surely be published and the
offender punished Il not, will cheeriuly contradict
correspondents statement
Mr.. Edtor-Severa persons were induced to 20 on
excursion in the Delaware sunday morning.
The boar to that evening, and dinner. &c.
was to be given on board The boat ashore
at the Horse shoe, and over hundred persons were
confined there from sunday afternoon until Monday
evening nj great injury th"ir health. and entirely
against their wishes.
The excursion got up it appears. by man who
sells grog for the purpose OF making money of the
passengers. He had plenty of liquor board. and
plenty OF food but did give. TO the sick children
morsel during all the time. Is the law poweress in
protecting health and the lives of children
Are they to be thus outraged by the OF men for
the worst OF purposes without protection The L ;.
Revenue Cutter sent Us provision for which we are
thankful, but the Manager did not allow us 10 use il
SIX THE CHEATED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

ADc a.! a
master
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o. House
IAN.
ice Chm.
aust 2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01
aspArcREs FOR THE TRIBUNE
re MAGNETIC TELEG RAPH
..-,.,n important Intelligence!

SANTA ANA AT VERA CRUZ
IMPRISONMENT OF THE DICTA.
TOR PAREDEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

MEXIco.-The following are the Departments
which reported have seconded the pronuTelcn.o
OF GusdaaNsra. viz
Upper California Lower Cshtoruis Sonora
Sinsiso, Jalisco. TaIlsupss.
SrsnsNusto, Tsbssco, Ch:apas
Cueretaro. Michoacsn Vers Cru,
LIS puebS Zscst,css Oaiscs
Mexico.
Leaving Ssn Luis Po,oss Durango Chnushu. New
Leon, Coahuils and Santa Fe TO be heard trorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

II Gen, a. P WILSON has been agreed on by
the Loco Focos Of the NNJIth District OF pennsvl-
wanna as theiy candidate for Congress The Dissrc,
is now represented by Hon. JAMES BLANCHARD,
Wing, and gave Clsy about $50 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

The Shaker Family give another OF their
exhibitions a: the Apollo Saloon this erening The
apollo as; night was well sled with ladies and gentle
who seemed to be hishy entertained by the per
formsnces which the very srotesQueness OF com
monpace and yet without conlical dash of seri
business not so easily got nd Of They evidently
these people-regulsrly educated Shakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-01

PIERo M,RoycELLt.-The Italian population Of
New Orleans 20 celebrate with appropriate solemn
ties the death of Piero Maroncel the Italian martyr
who recently died in this City. We have heard OF no
thing of the kind among or Italian citizens.