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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

CAsvALrY.-On Thursday last two men were
engaged In we'll In Franklnton, when the surrounding
earth caved In and nearly buried Of the sborer'
colored man, leaving his bead and shoulders above
ground Many individuals have been constantly Gu
gagged in efforts extrcste him but without success
The surrounding earth being composed OF grsvel 10 re-
placed as fast as il be- removed The efforts for HE
relief are stl unsbAted friend just returned from
the scene reports that four i've hundred OF the CHI
ems of Franklipton and Columbus are busiy engaged
in efforts 10 exiricste the from bis perous stua
ton and that they will probably succeed BY this even
Ing lCoiumOu' W JOURNAL %'s
The Statesman of the same date says:
The coored welldlgger. noticed yesterday being In
well at FrankntOn has just been taken out safely his
afternoon Al a ife before four o'cLock-after remaining
there 50 hours He wedged In by the gravel 10
such crooked position that he could not be drawn out
by force without breaking hislm and although there
was no cessation In drawing the gravel and stones
vet IL caved 10 fast taken out and he rescued
only by digging large opening by the side of the well
and protecting the sides as they dug until finally this a
teruoon they literally undermined bin, and by thus
Ioosening his legs he was drawn out When the old
man came forth safe and smiling though weak and
haued the shouts of the multitude went up the very
heavens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
BALTIMORE, Aug % P. u.

There have been sales TO ools Howardst Flour this
morning At 5 IS. City Mills still held a, 81 without,
sales Saes 90 bushels bite Wheat at lfc, and red
At 5 10 l2Oc sales white Corn At I2c sales WHISKY
a, %. 10 27.c and dull The Provision market shows
very small sales Al 50 for Mess Pork u 50 for Prime
"a 50 for Mess Beef Lard still active At "a 10 lie In
bbs sud kegs Bacon Hams Western Q; to loo sides
~ to o.c shoulders &c. Nothing dong 10 Cotton
air inquiry for Wool Tobacco small sales and mar
ket hrn. Groceries. well supplied with dull sales
Corn Meal and Rye Flour quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

DALLErs PAS ExrEAcTOE.-suangers and citizens
shoad neyer be without supply Of this stsndd and
ryaed ointment Country dealers supplied 90 The most
liberal terms wholesale aud retail depot zoe Broad
way. It nuG come from them 70 be genuine, counter.
fels abound n. DALEY 4 co. 2o8 Broadway
MI linz Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

RIcHELrEu GoLD PISS TEIuaPHAsI 0yEs ALL ORR
EEs-Tt 4. fact that Ihs Rich-leus,' VI vhck z b.
WATsos 4 Co. IS William o. one door below Wall o.
and J. Y SAVAGE 81 Fgto1st have The exclusive sale
are The bes sod cheapest God Pens Ia the world Pur
chsssls viii dad prices either wholesale retail.
lhsn any other house 10 the trade Levi Browns Pens
reduction Of IS per cent Other Pens o. and 81 So sod
for 81 50 aud - elsewhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ A gentleman tried to jump ashore at the
Fulton Ferry on Monday evening when the boat was six
or eight feet from the dock but instead jumped plump
into the water He out without assistance and went
home TO change his ruined clothes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL

Correspondence OF The Tribune.

LOTesp0ndcnct OF Do II'0'"0'
PHILADELPHIA, Aug y, l-f.
We have no local news today
TIE market IL characterized Win Total "Ant OF sni'
r,.ron Flour /. without movement II last quotations
Vnaf 4. In better demand but 10 held rather above The
vieEs Of buyers Corn Mesl and Rye Flour without
change small lots OF Yellow Corn hsve been taken ~
= et Osts scarce 81 40ai5 et' for ne" Cotton !. IN
49,, in = ret.u way Muscovsdo sugars were taken
on rrne A. 6ia7i small sales Whisky At . cts
sALEs OF ~rocKs -FBa Board and hftr-lOO Read
s. wn. G4df loO DO. m. % 80 Northern Bank hen.
lucky 100 100 Bank STATE. ~ go DO notes " lOO
Read s5ds 33t; 2OCO DO Bds. Isl. $500
Sseond Board aad At1-loOO I : S. 50, 1854 10000
Pepna s.. 5ds ~ no Texas Notes, Is: 65OO Texas
per CT BIDS p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

Colo PESs-WHOLEsALE AID RErAn.-The Ne"-foff
Gold Pen Company msoufaeture ssPendid article Of dis-
moud pointed peps which they offer at reduced prices al
their depo. s. John,t Nassau tup s,ss) Also
for sale pesos aud cases Of all The celebrated makers
Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
l1rrssuReH. Aug - n

The market is without material change In
Breadstuf. Corn is hrmer account OF the very light
receipts with sales at 81 and 40 cis In Wheat there
Hule movement to-dsy-holders firm 81 - TO 20 Flour
10 heavy today the few sales made evince no dispo
simon In holders lower their hsures. Provisions re-
main unchanged. Bacon still pretty active, ana Lard
very firm. with demand above the receipts Wool con
tinues quite sctive. aud Hemp 10 In demsnd Nothing
doing In Cotton Whisky In bbls. 20! to q cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ The Real Estate of Kings County has IN
creased In value nearly s3OOOOCO during the sst year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

FREE CHURCH IN WLLoUGHBf-srREEr-St'
Thomas Episcopal Free Church will probably De resoy
for divine service by the hrs second sunday In sep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ Persons wishing The Tribune left al their read
encs or thsir places Of business viii please send
noss through the Post Once leave word II thu deck Of
lhe publishing orzos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

RoBBERY.-Samuel Kennedy corner oil Myrtle
and Nosrrsnd avenues was robbed day or two since OF
double cased silver watch. Arewsrd OF slOis offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
Business Notices.

COLD PEss-J w. CREATION 4 Co. II Cedar-si New
York and IS Chesnutst Philadelphia DO not profess to
sell best pens 10 The world for 81 aud ask - for 9th
But hey DO profess and viii sell good pen for
81 80 anybody else sells for g. They have pens Of all
prices from IS cents 10 g. The trade supplied liberal
terms. Gold pens repsifed snd repointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

" The annual expenses of psupers at W III
smsburgh now costing more than s3' 800 snd the
superintendents of tho Poor are g., coo In debt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

TARGEr SHOOTING Charles Schoted and OIL
Ger Fell, while fishing on Monday In the Gowsnus osy
were near becoming victims to ball nred rom .oe
rAs of target shooter on the shore. 10 struck within
two feet OF them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

cAsrLs G.spss -B.IisP.srsnd orers Morn. =,
ne- sceoery BY Angelo NontOreA VIII b. p-rfor,,ss
Cssue 0srdea this oveF log BY The Issn 0psrs co..,s
The easIis ssolows' Polion SIX J. 5. Sever Or-,s.
49, - iafs rryft. "a isH -
Adds'ss siPror1s Rsineri. CiOtlte. signo,s P.e.f
Our f-sdcrs Will -erc-ivesi orc~ whsia seler13 -,
banquet 10 prepared FOR ihem The irrsipsrsbe T.@a
and hsluert viii both spar ~ or- opera are h.se
more perfect than ever tbs q indeed Treat - :"
have % doubt shsl slii sresifr nuuhef of .sdo,.
Joy than thst r The last ev~ring u he cper, c'
~ TomOfrow everins viii 10 the IA q he f.,,sNs
family.
IMPORTANT HiNtsF Jr~k -r,.c
tain Of the Chin 50 Junk has utef srrsry,n-r.
towing hist vessel 20 Boston 6as or two TIE .Dn-,,
t@udan q oos killers denies hat the Cbiaan~. h.v
al the dogs In The lover part % the city TIL. 49,
bu, bat mske. hen look wtstfay sui ,n.r. -.
chops wherever they see poodle or he ssit-sy -,
lsdies hN1 better leave heir 81 hone shea h-x -
that prouensde. An oureeof preventive 10 -o,h 49,
81 cnre-ss he ola saw goes BY the~sy, hey wil a.,
be relieved q al Apprehension In his rcsneci Cor 40 -
Jentwil d morrow or next Gay, without fsl. 49,
don't lake your dogs On bosr 81 her
" The Museum sgTscusns are enough % IN A.
house In tie city. The fa length P0fia't = Gen Tsyt
certified Il q by the letter ffom M o hero Ain,sf
ihe immen,e number OF curosi,es II she Nuse0n Nd
h- perh performances Ia The Saloon by Ne or,sr
land u S-rerad-rs the rich warbings y Mss bsrrNt
hs enchanting duets o. The ofpnesn FAMILY, VIII %
coricsiiies q P-te Morris present IN Afsy ofeceras
ment. uupArs lleles. Performances 81 srd " r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

tS- 1t is said that the town OF Williamsburg
will derive $500 from the sale OF licenses for the pre-
sent year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

sAsDss SARsAPARILLA-The amount ofsafshps relieves
by this invaluable preparation, Is without parallel 70 I"
history Of medicine. Thousands have been restored
health by its healing and resenersDg ohcseJ who~s"
considered past the reach Of remedial means Is vsns'
certificates heretofore published sbaodsnJ prove h~
received the entire appreciation Of many prsenno'"1
this and other cities. and its rspd growth 10 mo esun
Of the public has placed beyond The reach OF ds1s
the efforts OF composition. Diseases which sf'ss w
impurity OF the blood vlston Of the bumo ssnsAj
such scrofais kings evil, rheumatism and iaeS"
govt, salt rheum and other diseases fever @
internal sbscosses hstuls chronic cstsrh uiessauee
lhe throat ami noslfs psitfu sfecons Of The bonsson
mic ind animation Of the Kidneys, female deransensA
general debility and prosusson Of ms system are ~
moved by its use.
Prepared aud sod, wholesale and retail, by A. AZ
SANDS, Wholesale Dnggiss, 100 Fulton, corner Of W.
nsm-sL 27s Broadway, and II Essi Broadway, n fD
Sold slso by Druggists generally throughout The unS
States. Phce 81 per bottle or sir bottles for 81.
~ never falling remedy for diseases Of the szis
JosEs's Italian Chemical Soap, such ~ qimps+ ~
blOtches and cracked shin. IL also dispss frsesn
gives Tho complexion hne youthful cearness soio
al 81 ChalhamsL suzf Iro'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
6srrisoned the glen,
Al once win I'm a. h...A- -

These thngs would not have bet seen II the news
had beea bad for them They would have speaked
bone and he, Is hoagh they hsdnt been doina no.
thing
We iaft them shouting sod went home 10 sleep
soundiy Bat the next time we sit up ali one O'clock 10
wall for news BY the East Tennessee msll" viii b Al
Ter We have forgotten the chilling shower bath Of the
nisAt of Wednesday, August IL, lcs5.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

An AMERICAN SISGER.-From the Boston ia
ets we take the following notice Of lady of American
birth and on her mothers side of American psrentsge.
From personal acquaintance prior to her studies In Eu'
rope we can testify that she possesses one OF the finest
voices with which Nature ever endowed mortal WIN
sk and science equal to 1t she must make an sduirs
BILE singer May not hope to hear her mis- Winner
s a member of the Astor.place Opera Company
Miss O.tinelH le America At the age OF eighteen 10
company with her father In the latter part OF the year
sl3 Tor the direct purpose of culuvsng her voice un-
der the instruction Of italian masters Fortunately an
Introduction from our Consul at Leghorn MI blends
Count Lucchssni OF Luccs) brought her to the notice
of Giudua Pasta then In Como, the native city OF mr
Ostinelli She continued to receive instructor rom
Madame Pasta for ten months and subsequently, became
pupil Of Vaccsi Mani and Lampert tnree OF the most
celebrated masters In Italy During the montn Oh NAY
ofihe present year Mss Osinel who by this time bad
changed her name for that Of Biscsccianr Distinguish
ed family Of Milan presented herself ior tne nist uno
before the people In the difficult character OF bvra In
the opera OF "Ernan7 of Verdi al the Csrcano, tno
same Theatre al which Giudus Pssts, who up 10 tnis
dime had not failed evince the greatest interest lor
her success had made msny years ago ner nrst DEBUT
The musical Journals OF Milan. II Pirata La anna ana
n Figaro OF June last bestow extrsvagsnt praise upon
the S,bUt Of this Young Drima donna From the sp'
pause wreaths and poems In her praise sssneo upon
her the usht OF benefit and from the regret puonc
ly expressed on her departure for America ner nsuVe
country cannot but inter that ner success was CUM
plete she To- however, sui young 1--WE quote HOui 10
Faa and although possessing soprano voice OF great
comosss of pure and syery tone graceful and sJnpa
ths possessed Of all the most rare and precious quail
ts necessary 10 become OF the hrst artists OF our
dsy vet this than excite her vanity and maze nsr
TEL sa,i.6sd with present should be still greater
inducement for her 10 aborousy to persevere In her
career If she desired to rise to true eminenee 10
her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

KNOX. HArrEs. l2s FuLroNSr -fSh fashion tur
lsl7 OF Genuemens Hats will be introduced On saiur
dsy 18th of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
To re Editors Of The nibnns

To 10 kduOTs q III ITIyHNt'
Since you have copied the statements OF Boston
papers accusing Capt NORM, OF the Missouri OF msi
treating bis sieersse passengers especially In the matter
of food ash you to DO act Of justice BY giving place
20 the following
HALIFAX August L. ls47.
CART. MoRIS-De0r SIR. While on board your
Missouri heard complaints msde " the steer
age passengers shout their provisions board the said
steamer Accordingly. | went among the said psssen-
gers days successfully and hereby certify thsi
never steersge passengers board any chip hsv
ing good fare and ying great comforts the
ssd passengers on board the stesmer Missouri were
then enjoying JOSEPH w. L. DARBY,
Commanding Revenue Gutter Daring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

BTRrH ExTRAoRDlSARf.--A German wife gave
eirta 70 nae sesitny by thursday morning
the caro- near Rochester Although No ticket had been
parcasssd for hin. he allowed free passage 10
the end of the line This the FIRST instance OF The kind
record. Alb. jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

W-The new ferry boat Transit will be put on at
the South Ferry In g few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ The PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for August
contains an analysis OF the character of the distinguished
theoloeisn Alexander Campbell the founder OF the sect
called Disciples or Csmpbelites. II was made by L. n
Fowler who knew not even the name OF the Rev gem
tIensn until after the examination was completed
This number of the Journal contains several other sr
ees of interesting character Published at lJl Mes
ssu-st
rY. NARRATIVE or WILLIAM w. BROWN, a
Fugitive Slave written by himself is published at 81
Cornh Boston and sold at the A. s. Office, l42 Nassau
1t NewYork 1t is well written, and, embodying As II
noes the personal experience Of intelligent Slave, Is
worthy Of perussl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
JOSIAH RICHANDS. Austioueer

REGULAR NEw.YoRk FAIL TsADE SAFE Mcnda, A.
gsa 81 a. O'CLOCK This es ter sive sale 10 The Rsfs
will cOmmenc- on Monday, S0h August, wih tie sscp
cry Catalogue embracing rich vsney on torrga ADD a.
m. stic ,t.onerv fancy articles. sc sepsra eatscrs
of this part Of the sale racing full psinc1in, MAJ V
hsd Al the Sales Room
on Tussaay 4.e.st 81 at A NJ The sale OF booss vi
commence 9Th the very extensive contribution " hessn
Lea Blanchard followed by those 81 messe ceyt
Hart Thomas Co~ perthwsit n Co, Harper 4 BrolA-r
Little Brown villains, Carter Co, Lind'ay s,ls
ton and upward OF two hundred olh-r couribuonsftn
the publishers Of lhs United States the sse 70 Be csi
u-d osily al the same hour
On Friday, Ssyftmbsr s, sttPM The siereotyps psu
and copyrights will be sold embracing many vslsss
works
On Saturday at 9 AM.-rhs sale Of the several sI'
consgnmeuis OF Lon Ion BOOKS will take plsce
Pull particulars of the whole will 10 found 10 he On
logue To bs had At the Auction Room.
rsy- Purchasers will please notice that the entire ass
utiout reserre the highest bidder, being III
dyaual after the commencement Of th- sAle.
BANGS, RICHARDS PLAfF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ We lose another Of the old Jersey Bl1es n
TIE death Of Thomas Ranaolph OF Platnaed. IN ths
County, aged 80 years. Newark Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

AUCTION NoTioE.-Exleusivs - . u Furniture snt o
namsnizl Houseksspi Goods This day al 10 escele
the large store, 257 Broadway, opposite CIV hsl 90
Psrt, formerly pied by Messrs sis~ntk Co-he
Hen.ivs N ross~ood mahogany and Jl.ous
nut cabinet and upholstered furLitnfs and ornssuk
housekeeping articles, embracing all description he
the very richest and most fashionable styles msdnr
qualities which will be found well worthy the slsfue
Of the rsds, hotel keepers ard families C0nsisffgt
part OF very rich and elegantly carved rosewood ssd NJ
hogsny sofas couches, tsis atee sofas dvsns, Ooms
spring and ufsd seat psrlor chsrs easy chss on 80
tors rocking and sewi0g chairs IN rich satin dsmsst
plush and hair cloth coverings OF the latest approved "
9 i.lsn and other styles
Also, In tho Egyptian, Ezsbethan, 0oihic and LesA
XIV and styles elegantly carved and ornamental roe
wood bookcases and wsrdfobes with large Fr sbch ps
mirror fronts and lined ,hroughou with satin wood vsf
elegant aud highly hoisped mahogany and Dlack vsie
~srdrobes add boJkessss beautiful assortment o. e.
ganuy carved rosewood center. work aud toet tsbse
with Egyptian and white marble tops fancy chairs tnsey
ancient and antique styles rosewood and mshogsny@
hic and French bvdsvads, dressing bufess card csnx
snd dining tables sofa bedstesds Of the most sppeoH
ssyes hall ssnos, music stools mahogany and bseksE
nut chairs, cured hair mattresses. &c all OF which sw
been manufactured expressly for The city Broadway tts
and Will DO warranted la every particular The same sh
sold al private sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

SAVE YOUR NoSEY Is THE Morro -JosEs, No ASS
o. nesr he Museum, s selling the very best zoe Fstoh
calf dress boots At 81 50second quality do - Coz
grcss Boots or Osters equally low for cash only Az
goods sold by Jones' AnnsL are warranted 10 give ~
sfaction. Give him call sn2 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

CAUTION AGAINST SwISDLER.-A man oil ABOUT
40 years of age OF gentee appearance somewhat os'
on tie crown Of his head hair rather thin toward the
forepsrt Of the head with either large small pox marx
or scar from some other the left side oil MS
face between the mouth and the chin called lew days
$50 at l22 Rlvlogtoust where private family have
been in the hsbit OF keeping few respectable oo@roes
There he engaged room and board and said that ne
would occupy II the next day. He came next day 'ad
he had ordered bis trunks come, and pretended as
though he was on the look out for the draymsn Mean
while he said he had promised coHeepot as present
ri Ms former sndlady that he had just bought H. and
that il would be presently brought In ie" moments
he wa. gone during which time the article was ought
aod the lady OF the house, not dreaming OF winding
maid for H. Soon aterward the swndler came inquired
whether bis coffee pot had come-wonde!ed bis trunks
had not arrived-nquired when the tea hour WAS only
waiting for opportunity to slip away with the article
which he also accomplished. The following morn
ing the gentleman OF whom he had bought the coffee
not called on the lady pad him the day before for
the same swindcr having bought another lot OF hard
ware which be had been suffered to take with him. d.
rectng get his pay At the place where he got the
pay for the former srtce when the wickedness Of this
fellow was detected too late, by the Injured parties All
our public papers may do good service to the public
by publishing the above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

fail STYLE oF HArs- Genln 2i4 Broadway. oppsst.
81 PAM, Church 10 now prepared 10 furnish he cusr
or. with the rew style Of Hat with improved nax
The ,ub.cber feels warranted IN declaring hs essbsss
men, able TO meet any sud every demand q he M
..ouSs. the economi. and u those who prefer 70 ov
their own tss,es instead OF plying With he des. o.
g..s,op GENlN, "a Broadw.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
Business Notices.
& co. MATTERS.

- AHin-l. ls47 Fashion for Gesii0zes's Hsi' ri1
be introduced on Friday. Sept B. he Blaes sssrv
Ha,s We are now manufacturing will embrace impors
improvements recently perfected BY US. and In qusq
and elegance OF style viii be unsqusled BY any hersh
fore offered. They will be readily distinguished BY q,
nap which when sgi,aed BY the air becomes desaeas
into delicate and graceful ~Jsfs f9fHis" feature ess
scteri..c Of the choicest qus,y OF genuine Beaver.
t.for Hons1 " Y AhR ~. lst1. sgt 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ We call attention 10 the advertisement Of
Lecture on Mexico BY Rev. J. n Msiit to be gwen ~
the Tsbernscle on Friday evening. Mr.. Ms reputation
will no doubt assemble a large sudience-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

II lLLusrRArTD BoTASr, edited by J. l..
CoasrOck- n D. No. IX-B. Il. Culver, l3s Nassau sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

r. The portrait Of Gen. TAYLOR at the Muse
uu attracts hundreds Of visitors daily while the music
Of the Orpbesn Family and the grOte'que imPer'ons
tons Of the Ethiopian Mins,rel' draw crowded audi
.-.a. fhs a.Innn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

" LrrE1Ls LIVING ACE, No. l72s containing
several valuable papers from the Foreign Magazines
sna the usual variety Of miscellaneous reading Is for
sale 5y 5srford & Co. House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

rTNorma is to given az Castle Garden to night
BY the Italian troupe Of senor varino This perhaps
the most popular opera which W. nave heard from this
company and will no, fail OF large audience to night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

~ The Ravel Family continue SIS popular as
ever PAmos building Is not half large enough to &C.
comodsts the crowds that dock to see their amusing
performances and there Is general desire that they
nav remove 10 Castle Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

y WAssISGToS AND HIS GESERALs Or
The Legends Of TIE Revolutions By GEo LFFAAD.
Sos III ~ Cc01eludiDg) have been issued ey Lsioer
CO. Philaselphia- and are for sale b. W IL Graham
$50 NASSAU 81 .nt Bsrford & Co. Astor House.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-07-17

o. The Washington Union announces thai
the Battalion under the command of 1t. Col.
Hughes, is to be increased to a Regiment with
field battery, and is to open and keep op en-
the road from Vera Cruz to Jalapa, and to oc>
cnpy the latter town. The Union further
announces that the President has taken from
the beginning "a deep and almost paternn'
INTEREST," in this battalion. Pray, was it very
fathrly in him to let Charles Lee Jones, raise
the major part Of the battalion under the per-
suasion that he was to be its Colonel and then
take il from him7