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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
To FEMALES.

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THIS VALUABLE SYRUP 10 prepared ~ MI. r %
] KgR Of Wsrwios, X. l. . lsdy now - Jssn " sts
She has hsf family snd 10 hoassnos Of eshefs of
he sal n yrsrs .nd IN no has failed 10 syag
relief frequently -s-e Inc cure even sftsr the att odine
oh,s sans had gwen up all hops OF recovery ts ore
ih- beet medicines sDt for female ~s.hnsss WesusH
e, and all cOnnOlzins peculiar 20 tn1n ssx ~ ~
posed of tuesfyF yerstsbs Ingredients tbs psopes
lie. of hch act Ia harmony With rscB oer and NE lsSs
OF Ns.ure; senoysti,s the sysem snd impMrss te1e,
strength ard visor both body sDd tnird ltD ocs
very beet prvp.s Ions for coughs and al osf complains
bearing gym ptons OF coosus p,ioo. x
10 bringing lhs snicle sivr. he pubic We 40
The utmost c0tfdencs snosi log every ins~oeot sno -
propsrues OF the sans 10 b. NE very best ssow
for ali f-ma con pi.ns hss dscidsd sd van,sgs o,S
anything Of The snd ever before offered 10 h- public
vif.u-s are extracted wtoUt heal, hence )ou bsys ~
aetigs properties of tho Ing edsn,s no Rofon =,
virl1ss hsva escaped IN y,pos by boiling
10 small Q1sniities add Ofsep, cobseqsssuy yvI -
fre.b add active article; not Ons ofs 81 ~ y scoo
effect Of which Is Io sscif- The system ~ snof ~. 80
,v.utusly caves the % IN ~ofse eonoon spsn -
was befofs tssnR H. This article 10 90 barnn"g nor
cbe.py prepared medicine. got up 70 eel fgf Nc ny
xsin on afes psltry dolss Hsp-Ass tof sno
mot he puff Of hfe1 nswspspsfs ans seosen ss'e"sy
bql st.pss on its iotbse merits We .syf a.
n h. ee,s are NOT perfectly ssiisfse.ory ihs ss~<y v
sod AZ Wsrvics r. BY the Inventor, hfs y BAkLk,
snd Al NJ Bakers Botanic Medicine Store, ~ brosdwsy
T. and al no Other piscs 10 this CRY. .
Price, IS per single boils with difseuons saa
per dOzea-
BAlso constantly 90 hand and or ssls, Wholesale q
retail. CON plels sssortmsni u Botanic Medicines nou
crude and compound. Physicians supplied on ~ ves
rsssOosbs isfms ..0.... spt omssw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
Tho Crest Canada Railroad.

The Railroad so long talked of, from Hamilton TO
Detroit Is TO be built This 10 fixed fact The sur
yeys have been msoo, the route located, and next
month 40 miles will be let out by contract The
road "a 10 run from Hamilton 10 leons~- ".a HV'n
Isaduu % ,viaS-o>. opposite Detroit-a distance
of about 900 miles The original route was 10 Port
earnIa about 90 miles above Windsor; but compro-
,,ise hs been Affected and branch 10 now 10 be run
fpp, point IS miles West OF London TO Ssrnia- This
,.,fes the original projectors Of the route from Fort
Erie 10 Windsor and slso the Canada Land Company,
and others mott Interested In the route from Hamilton 10
Port ssrnia direct
Although nomipsy running from Hamilton west the
principal track In which American travel 10 Interested
will start from Niagara Falls at the point selected Tor
the Suspension Bridge-the entire stock for which 10
already subscribed
There can be no longer Reasonable doubt that the
road viii be built within three years When finished,
the trip can be made from the Falls to Detroit In ten
hours-a very great Improvement upon locomotion,
even in Summer and In Winter TO extent only 10 be
appreciated by those who have performed the weary
purnsy.
10 connection with this Road the Road from Lockport
10 Rochester IL projected. Its friends making
h.t the work will be placed beyond contingency when
$4,000 additional stock is taken. But whether this bs
~ or not, when the Canada road s built the Rochester
and Lockport road will be undertaken.
This Canada road 10 of vital interest TO our own tho
roushfares. When completed, IL will draw immense
uavel In this direction which seeks other chan.
We may regret that II 10 to be first built through for
esn territory but enterprise and commerce are max
Inc Of one blood all the nations OF the earth"
lab. Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

" The New London Morning Neps asserts
tia, the Brazilian Slaves who recently made their es
cape from the Eldrdgest Prison were 10 the hands oil
the law and this ground 1t censures those whom 1t
imposes have aided them in their flight We assure
the Nsaos that II s entirely mistaken In It's main a'sump
ton The slaves wore not In the hands OF the law at
OIL They we're confined only on the authority oil the
Captain, wthou, legal warrant The Ners may think II
the legitimate business Of jAer In Free stste to
use public prison for a slsvepeD bat we think the
people of Eew-York entertain different opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

American people They took IL up IS peoples
measure, not presented 70 them by politicians iort
was of too great magnitude to be welded by any
thing lesst1an the masses ofthe twonations Ia Their
action the people gave hsPpy illustration OF the
eeuu. OF our nstitutons and Of the omnipotence OF
their voice. In important matters touching the pub
lie veal. Gen Jsckson's influence, arising from
bis wisdom and fervid patriotism. led the way and
gave more direction to the measure, and 70 the
American feeling, than all other men, Others iol-
lowed where be led. The subject was OF such
grandimport TO the United States that Ike Aaron
rod il swallow ed the rods Of all political sorcerers
and while it advanced the prospects Of many able
men on one hand, who supported ton the other
like destroying angel il carried destruction on It's
wings. It 1nmade and made the great men Of
America. Il fixed the great seal TO Jackson's
achievements.
~ SAM HOUSTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
Later from the Army.
ADVANCE TOWARD THE CAPITAL, AUG. 7.
E.cape of Mai. Chimes and Wild. Rogers

The steamship Galveston has arrived at New
Orleans, with advices from Poebla 10 the 9th OF
August. one week later than before received. Gen.
Scott was still at Puebla on the 9Th. The army
was to take up the line Of march on the next day
for the City Of Mexico.
Gen. Twiggss Division was TO leave on the 9TH,
Gen Quitman on the sth, Gen. Worth on the 9th,
and Gen. Pillows on the 10th.
Col Childs remains in command at Pueba. Gen
eral Pierce arrived at Puebla on the 9th lost not
single man on the march, notwithstanding another
severe battle with the Guerrillas.
The most agreeable news by this arrival is the
escape OF Major Gaines and Passed Midshpman
Rogers from the City of Mexico and their safe ar
rival at General SCOTS headquarters
The letters mention an affair between Capt. Ruff
Of the Rifles and the commander OF Guerrilla par
iy. in which the letter was entirely routed.
Mr. Kendall also writes Of the death of Lieut.
Hill Of Second Dragons, and DR.. Hammer Of the
South Carolina Regiment
The train which left Vera Cruz on the evening Of
the 9th has been attacked about "a miles from Vera
Cruz Indeed the attacks commenced shortly after
ssving that city.
The escort Of the train was under command of
Mai. Lally, Of the Ninth Infantry, Col. Wilson be-
ing down with yellow fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

SaOULDRR-BRaCR- AND BoDY-SELTr 'L17.
- AGATE's Pzteut Elssuc snoalo7. , .,.s-, -,
eon. N hi. country for children or sdss 10 are ~
cned 70 siOop round shoa a-re, 2, p
.umpt - or seienAfy hAbils, or those cohnn- ~ suaJ
or II The goe.k hey oil md m :. %.
s,ri 10 brs-a he a. u d-rs and expand NJ ches
~ living free and healthy scion 10 M lahtt No
charlie, and sborers u-ng his Brse~ I'll o- - :, 20
nor- wosk with less fatigue a wei ~ ,e.TrrS
To be rad wholesale md retail, a. - 800
Cseni@msns OuI6Iling store 81 eroed p.s 49,.
- A., ...-.o. po5xgsIL or Abdominal Sup
~ o. Aso' 1870. - iv5l iw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

From Rio JASEIRO AND TIE RIVER PLATE
Bv the bark Hermitage At Baltimore the Journal d Com
eroe has sdvces from Rio Janeiro TO July and from
the River Plate 10 the 5ta Of June
The principal matters discussed 10 the Rio Janere pa
pers were the death Of the only Prince sickness OF the
only Princess with couvusons the daily expected birth
of another child snd the fear that duty would be laid
10 the UnIted States upon coffee from Brazil Ia brazilian
vessels
MANY obstacles had arisen TO embsrrsss the adjust
ent Of the af4rs Of the River Plate Il might not be
effected for some weeks.
If Gov Rosas should find himself clear Of this war It
was supposed he would Immediately commence another
against Brazil The Province Of Rio Gfsnde (Brszill
which would be fret attacked was not in very good
state defence but were in progress 10 make
il 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28


~ Letters Bags are open 81 the Office OF The New
ysrt rlbuns for all Foreigu fors snd all lsers and
oer,p.pers deposiied In his ONCE will ai~sysbe for
,,dd n, tho ,ery earliest vessels fhs depsrmen, I,
ander The special supervision Of J. &. MOWER ksa-
eLhuovn Tor many years the experienced and ETH.
cent Superintendent OF the Foreign Lei'er
The New-YoTk Cisy Post once. -,
Bags are open for The reception OF letters ana ueNs
papers Tor the following pisces VIZ; LONDON LaeIPoo
glasgow, ireland Hsvre, Mar,eiles Amsterdam e'suen'
Oregon, Mexico Psnsma, ST. Thomas, hlngsIon' t|shl
Mglanxas, Havana
Ofhce open from A NJ. ill 10 NJ.
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received a.
pscketship UTICA Capt swan, which sails for hsSfe
Also viii be received Al the same place, Letters and
Newspapers for the ckei-'hiP GLADlAIOhi Nnien
sails for London on the lat sept ~
Also be- received Al the same place Letters 40
Newspapers for The packeiship COLI MblA, CapI FUR
Der, which sails for Liverpool 90 me let september
~ Noorhead's Graduated Magnetic Ma
chtue-.-rhese sad besutifu lnslrumess have re-
crvs general commsndaiion OF The m-dca probes
,ion Of This city OF h-r great simplicity and
excellence They confidently recommended IS being
the most beautiful and encctua article OF he
Kind hich been introduced 10 he public 10 al
diseases OF chronic nervous chAsc:er Inc success a.
tending their use 10 truly wonderful Esch machine Is &C
com panied manual with full directions and var
rsnled Manufactured snd sold wholesale and feIal ~
sn2l1 D. c. MooRHEAD. 1872 Broadway, n Y.
rS-D Christie's GaIvauic Rings. Belts,
Bracelets and Magnetic FIutd.-STAngers are re-
sprclfa, iaormed mai he only place In Ne~Yors TO
obtain these celebrated articles genuine. 10 A. U lo-
Broadway. between John.s and Maiden lane IA In AL
cs,es OF NERVOUS DISEASES The efficacy OF Cbriste
sfv.nir Articles Ia Truly wonderful. and hcr great cee
buy bss caused be couuIered b. needy persons
bo od-r spurious AID worthless ip1ons against nieh
The publc respectfully guarded No Drugsst or
Drs s,,re In New. ORR viii Re allowed 10 sell Dr.
chrisues afueles The sale and exclusive Agency -
Broad way - :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
~ uoorhead,. Craduated nIaguetic Ma
rY- DR.. Christie's tsa1vanic Rings. Belts,
Bracelets and Magnetic FIutd.-StrAagers are re-
TO BANKERS AND MERCHANTS:
AND STORE LOCKS.

ry,HE CLAIMS or THIS LOCK 10 superiority are osied
on s safety certainly OF operation simplicity OF COZ
suucuou and curabillIy. , -. -,...a
The r-.as Of he recent trial the Exchange has
M. safety beyond dispute No Osher oek offered 70 Ine
public has endured the same t-sI 4, - 4.
which lis motions are produced Combine 70 render 10
scgiou certain IL,
me PHtcEs are comparatively moderate, especsl'
when considered In connection with hell ssieJ. -
Loeb IL accompanied with two keys Pfice Of tne
sire s.O medium sire SIS for ssfes and stores tfol
$50 10 SIS The lowest priced ocEs designed eAPfrs
Nv for srosEs and are made The sane pfnepef o1l
wh sod instead Of chang keys Orders may be sd-
dressed 10 W. T. WOOObktDOs, a. .e
Tvs lAwSH hanuisetory, 81 EhzA0-th-st n D.
ITO DKUGGI.Ts.-for sale or sxen.1ge for 8 snlsl
farm ne city. or protoetss properly on ms sl
and he old established Il he subscriber who 10 de
sirous to retire. sno1ni shout - oOue Of the beat 10
cations in The ely lease Of he sore and eweing also
J. LSCHIEFFLlN, ia Canal o.
.,9s In opposiie " esI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

mr.. TAYLOk,- sALsAn os Lissk"O 1 ne
Unosi sItrsordinsry m-dcine IN ne Nofia.--sie .of
-. svs,s eousum puon This le-dicino cured nhn We
y., hssr OF Zoe Ios reEsrksois clres y rs sss Be
49,. IN -rrnt-rfst,s R-u-mber the gerrirs IL Gov
80 Al he va5lsssls akpc - nssSusrs, ~ ne pfo
sT,srsf forusfiy 10 eswWf bun'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

PoLcE-Mary Davidson was arrested last night
by officer McGee Of the sixth Ward charged win
stealing s2i from William Peters on the Five Points
49,. William So, and Francis Thomas were arrest
ed last night by officer Benrl of tns Second Ward
charged with stealing clothing In Orange St. C ari
Ludwig Onsks arrested last night by officers Mur-
phy e. Reynolds Of the First Ward charged with stab
Ding Joha Porter He was locked mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
General Notices.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOW LRRs & well
~ sns I2I Nassnu-st. ". Y.

~ wntcr.Cur- Establishment. II boncTt II.
and syosset (Oystsr BsyD L. l. Or. sHEw, he eafesi
Americsn practitioner and author aterCure receives
psuents a. above ThOss oil distance may BY sending
fee be advised for treatment al home. myS
~ New-York Wafer-Cure Establishment,
al is ana ~ FOureenlhst near Unionsq1sre 10 con
SncteS h, bra PFlRsON and MEEKER, ths latter Of
whom spen, year al Graefpnburg, studying ne aier
Cure System, 40 pTaeticed by PriessniiL Anl- I'm
BRAISTEDS' SALOONS,
LATE PEALE's MUSEUM, iy5l II
% ROADWAY. NfW-fORK "a
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CrsAu POWER--fo L-s. Steam fowsr. i in9s IRE y
SSge v--ss...~~r- ~ - r--~', So" - -
e PsEFs INV; 1 !; 20 q ;:S:..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

1l 10 nsis Il g. equal ihoss sold ~ ohsss -
o., also, elegant dfsss hats 81 ~ ~ end ~ 70
oenor IN sgye end 6nsh thoss Ia many pieces - ~
asss hss 81 "a c. o. March win Do pSsAssd 70 - -
fri~ncs Il ths estsbn SHIN cot -. a.. <--.,-
sn2 In GEORGE p. r. BROWN. w Csnss-.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

Eg' 1t is reported that Santa Anna was march
ng toward Puebla with an army of $4,000 men and
WcaDpCn
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Boarding.


WANTED-A home for gent, wife and 900 n sstes,
w respeesoe privsie family where he Ady sss -
win feel hke one of The family han ecerdef Ies
zen, sill ony DO . lotges sitting room beehiy wr-
rished, with Sleeping RON sdicinins, viii be frce,stA
Location Ia Walker. sfsrkAn. OF ureet nssr below
q Or ne. Rro.dwsy. Terms must b modsrais, %
extra trouble OF st-eton will - wasted TIE oue8
references given and required Address nsrng tsrme,
=. B. O. Al L0vejoys HOel, OF call ii any hour possss
sion wa It'd In about weeks sa2< ivs
Omodsled With pesssnt airy snsls beddeS er~Ak
fast ana tea. ol board, with rcspecssss Enfissh
family, and conducted The Eossa rstneipis. vbsee
cleanliness add comfort can be enjoyed. Wrn and cold
Apply to Mr.. MEDHuRSr, Sal Hcassss-sl oss block
from erosfwsv saI 10
lUA kO. Genilemen sni ,heis wtse OF snsls sscve.
ID men can be handsome accommodated with farulshe1
or unarnshsd ROOMS Snd board for he Wlrief ~ nude
rsle price. ~ spplytug Immediately 81 ~ WesSw seh'nfs
ton-Pl.ce Reference. given snd required. aus lw-
alOARD IL BRUApWAN.-A fe~ sinsie ssous
dated With pslors and hedrooms With hoard. ate2 broed
way between Rroome and Spring LocsloB plsseant
and senssel Rsih room "a The hoose. sas I'm.
DUARDINts-e gsplIemen bic wife wish 70 Oh
ID tain board 10 plain geue~ private family Loeauoa
on the W. a. side % and Brosdwsy prefer I'd
nae addressed 10 Conort al The Office Of THE pscs,
stating teTms. Sc. viii be attended TO ss-o w
apOaRD.-rwo OF three sins gentleman Cen ss &c
Dcommod atsd With board, or seatlsnau aud wue n
pleasant part % The city where heJ wa seley Ne go.
ior,s OF home In private family, whero hsre exe pal
few boarders. 40 Charles st GE =
a, O<H D-P esssnl rooui. win bedroom sod psstfs,
VI bathroom the same door, In private family q -
Broadway sasN a.
A GENTLEMAN and wife csa Obtain pleasant an
hnrnishsd 'front.' room with board also . fsw sssls
gentlemen b, early application h 70 Chsmeefes oes
door wet ~ RrosdSW guy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

AccIDEST.-A German. name not known, acct
deutany fell from the soop OF beerhouse, "a PiIts
lsst night aud was very seriously Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

,I'O STAMP CUTTERS and LrsraSss'.s :, 's,e
he good ~fl fxrur-s sxus. ioois &c q s.,np -
.i-pe.i srt.er ard snxrAvers shop dong oesns.s V
centrsl locality Of Phsfelpnis. tneualns - -
vsT-ry Price So Address Phos, Po'| paa, Ss's OF
p.f--
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IED-BUG POISON

BED-BUG POISON.
yVATSONs INFALLlBLE BEDBU fOlsON--TNs
w experience Of past years proves n prepAsnon 70
Be the sfecus destroyer ana bsnshcf OF oco-ou<s
and eockroaehes discovered. Il needs Put one .p
pncsioc satisfy the most ccretuoas OF It's Son1effo
snd immediate eHectk Price "a, Scid, wholesale snd
rsisi, 81 the Apolhecses Hall Cslnarnest 10 6rsn5.
Of and cDeott Aekesson Co. ~ Aaden Jane ana l's
Fulluo-sl arooklyn ans lmeod'
g nm LBS. OF HANGING PAPkR-srovn,
O,VUUbhe, vhits, green, &c. for sslssy
san sw CYRUS W. FIELD co. bzrltnk alp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

fN N.nuf.ctursd a. i9i WsersL ~
Hrr,arv 01pOsfrE ihe Uniged SAFES HOTEL, n =
n. Suspension Cal sDd Hay se.e' are ,op-ror y, 70
sny IL use premium Of silver NED. ,es .sr,' ~,
- ,hov- scs =, Al ire Iss Fair q he Am-resn 4e-
80. ,1.,~e \, 1se shove pan. and wsrran.-i- Also
rortAess Z '.iio'Hi anu sAML. 5. POTTER. Agent
=. . : :. ~ - y.TFST REGIsTERs.-F. H
X aSWSRinGr 30 " sferst agent for L " Iuitie
nam semrsr q he slows hssa sale roe sssornsn. Ok
si si1-s silver plated. plan ersss ana Hon' =. -
q rstsiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

CENTENNIAL ASSIvEKsARY OF THE REDWOOD
LIBRARY The Centennial Anniversary OF the founding
Of the Redwood Library at Newport was celebrated
With Interesting services Tuesday, the cath inst Rev
Mr. Brooks Minister of the Unitarian Church at New
port recited well written and appropriate poem. cee
hating the scenery and the ancient settlers OF Aqud.
beck together with the founding OF the Library and
some of the ding minds which had been nursed amid
n treasures The Grafton was by Hon. William Hunter
he we'll selected representative OF an institution which
has been bis fsvore place Of resort through large part
the century whose close was 10 COMMUNICATED MI
Hunter addressed the audience for two hours upon one
the richest and most interesting subjects to be found
the history OF the Stateihe ancient commercial pros
pey Of Newport and the condition OF society there
hsndred years sso The Grafton abounded In able
Information respecting the men, the manners the modes
ofhfs and the social and commercial enterprises OF
hose times and frequently adorned with passages
eessnce and episodes of general history which indi
Gated how rich fertile 10 the mind OF this venerable
or.ior Elaborate and discriminating eulogiums were
bestowed on Abraham Redwood, the founder of the LII
asry on Godfrey Malone, Ezra Stiles, aud several
oilers of the liberal minded and opuleni citizens OF
Newport who amid the prosperous enterprises OF Com
nerce ala not forget the nelectus wants OF the com
nsnity which thriving around them Prov Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

BARNUM OUTDOSE-A German groggery az town
sdverses Gres; Firowork- Of the Capture Of Vera
Cruz and tie Battle Of Palo Alto when Gen Scott with
hi. Army will be seen in rcd ire and Old Rough and
Ready with BIZ, Army In brilliant white ire Amer hi.
The true snd genuine LEG OF SANTA ANNA vii Be ex-
hbited TO tie public IN raETarfHth light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

AccDESr-GeorgeM cQusde Of Wiliamsburgh.
dealer In cows caught between = docksp.ls and
the steamboat Buffalo. 81 the foot Of Chsn5ersh " R
this morning q, sbOu, hslfpssi o'clock and Sc.
riousy II not mortally Injured. He taken % the
Cirv Hosuftal
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>f&rs LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
S$zsA&fk FOR FOREIGN PORTS.

LATE FEALE's MUSEUM, lyoi
s-v- 151 BROADWAY. NETWORK III
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- THiil0IniiFIs0NS fKENIVM Thts5

y : sso,ss.2 q > ). s.al;J
- cuIty ed eli Wto uss 49,, - NV
can BE- graduated RVS, 80 V ssy -
be ~ ornrs wilkcs, bscf pas Wiki doe - o.. -.
~ 70 ne spsns, c<nsnz v->ssess snd ps'n ~ 49,
.nd si8es snA ofru yrmznsns Apins dissese sn osxs
tr..l zvsn ard col psr ssery ssiisfseiosy noosy 49,
~ lso sbs uns, Approves ehoal1ss ssssss 50 $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

COMMENCEMENT AT HARvARD.-The Graduating
Class numbered o. The following honorary degrees
we're conferred
Docsms Of Dtrtaity -Rev Samuel Barrett Of Boston
Rev Emerson Davis of westhed Rev William H.
igrness. OF Philadelphia and Rev Theodore Noossey
PRESIDENT of Yale College.
DOerors Of Lass Edward Tyrren Claiming. Esq
lAiussor OF Rhetoric and Orstory Hon. William Kent
Dane Professor OF Law Hon Peeg Sprague Judge OF
the u. = District Court; Hon. John fsyioe Lonsx of
Virgins Hon. John B.niser Gibson, Caief Justice Of
Pennsy lvsnis; Henry Holland Esq. NJ. d. London :
lud.e Timothy fsrrer, of Hollis. N. H. formerly Judge
the Supreme Court OF that Sate aged 100 years the
Sdest surviving grsdusie
Altar the dinner which was served In the picture
a,ry President Everett directed attention some in.
e.tng pieces OF silver plate the property OF the Uni
sty gwen to I, In its early days and sun preserved
I'D rave brief account OF these relics ana their donors
q st,erwsrd paid feeling and happy tribute 10 the
A,ef.etor of ths Uaiyersity who has made 90 hand
sns gift 10 Il during the past yesr-hon Aoeoit la"
sace--snd announced that the Corporation nso 'ns
~, by vote which be doubted rot would De connfn
soy the Board of Overseers voted TO give 70 me new
sspeh Of the University the tile Of " The Lawrence
Saoo Of Scientific Instruction. Inc Fresiaeh' Psi'
seloqaen, and deserved tribute to the hoersy Oh 'n'
esnder OF this new School which wss heartily sppre
esed and responded to-
After these remarks the company soon sepsreteo-
Ne graduates and the graduating class With thei
nsnds including many ladies' Waited President Everet
ethe evening At his house and closed the day WIZ
easlc ana dancing pleasant recollecuons. mutual con
"'0isn'A'' ana he expression OF bright hopes
ACCIDENT ON rHE ALBANY AND BosroN RAIL
yesterday afternoon a. the freight train Of II,
ss'on and Albany ksilroad approached this city MI
essl hysn, one OF the hands employed fell from tn,
~ ON the track. and several carriages pissed ovel
IA The poor man died this morning. [Alo. Atlas. 90
SENTENCED FOR RoBBIse THE MAiL.--A youns
IAN named sidney II, Hendpx wss convicted 81 the
3 District Court at Auburn, Judge conslias presid
e. Of purioning two leters from the Post Once Al
ss. Wayne County, some tune In April last and Wa,
sasenced on Saturday to State Prison for period d
sw@s.
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COOP NEws-Tha, the Opera Company at Gas
lie Garden will soon commence performing every eve
ming and will give L0zbaTd CePlst Il M0.iaeeAi
and Linda de ChaEonnir.
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