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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
~rw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~" Accounts from Matamoros have been re-
cs.ved as late as June 10. The Flag" of that date
has been received a, New Orleans Col. j. p. TAYLOR
was TO leave Matamoros for the United States the
18th ut He has been erduously at work for a year
past ss Commissary General of the Army Of Occups'
uon," and in that capacity has gained great credit.
Brig Gen Hopping is 10 command at astsmoros.
Gen Tsyori still q, Walnut SPRING. near Monterey,
"a excellent health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
Posr orr,cr Cav ~ New.York July

PosT OFFICE, City Of New. York, July !, ls47.
" Prepaid stamps have been received from me
Posi- Office Department ths denominations ~ Five and
Ten Gents and will be sod only the Poet Oce by Mr.
Monson the Cashier At NJ, oce, between the hours OF
o'c ock, a. NJ. and O'Clock, 2. NJ ~ .
iy2Sl ROBT II. NORRIS, I. NJ.
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l-PIANO FORTE MANUFACTO.
EOURTH or IULY .-rIsHING l-The n,

LOURTH OF JULY. -FIsHI.G The nvsrs
and bays abound with weak hsh bass blue fsh sleeps
head Nc. The country 10 he immedise vicinity
furnish good sport 10 fOG; pcker5 perch, sunhsh &c
Our bulk tin Tree s p.se conan
Ing list Of the different hshng gronads IA the vic nifty
different snds o. bait We would oform hose
who intend going fishing previous the Glorioes
Fourh, thai will give our personal sienlon and diree
ions 10 eli who may favor with call for anything In
our lrs<. JOHN J. BROWN co.
tyi Anglers ptpot, ~ Fuitoo-st near Nssssu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
10 exeellen, health.

II Col. Davis declines accepting the Office OF
Brgader General, because he believes the soldiers
should elect their officers This principle ne ad-
when On Congress- and be thinks the acceptance
Of Brga6ler Genersl,hp would be violation thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
CITY ITEMS.
FsrpAY. July.

EhlDAlf Sliy =
n The SOCIAL PlRTr at the Mesns AB-
BoTT's INSTITUTION Thursday evening on the
sion of the close Of the Summer term. really de-
lightful affair Nearly ftlseV hundred invitations were is
,ued by the pupils themselves two hundred in number
and with the eoody company Of 1900 nineten,hs Of
them Of the fair and some very handsome at that,
the evening by without thought farther than how
pleasantly time msy be spent under such circumstances
In this hourishng Institution no system of punish.
ment whatever is prsctced-no harsh word is spoken
and no emulation encouraged-the broad principle OF
Love binds together In silken tie the whole Of the
happy inmates Of the still happily arranged estab-
lishment-so strong tie that the reaction is considered
irksome instead of peasursble Indeed strongly Is
this feeling exhibited that at the close Of the last Winter
term petition signed by all the pupils presented
in due form earnestly requesting that no pause Whist
ever might be made In what 10 them pleasing du
ties this however, was Observation-Disclosures was
requred-Asd one of the Messrs. Abbott himself men
toned 70 us that he looked forward with longing 10 the
commencement of a new term By which 10 break the
dull rnonotony Of a vacation The whole ar
ran gemens Of the establishment az Houston 81 are OF
the most extensive and thorough kind and with the ex
ceent care and instructions OF the propneors leave
little if anything to be desired. As looked last eve
ming through the gardens, promenades and pleasure
grounds filed with happy faces and lively with the
sounds of gay and cheerful voices feel that il was
hardly possible to wish for the Messrs Abbott larger
degree Of success than they have already STAINED
" During the month Of June there We're %
fires in the City and false alarm.
IMMIGRATIoS-Th following is the number Of
passengers entered at the Custom House from st 3Oh
June inclusive:
From Great Britain IIsnse tOvns...-...- 2h-5
and ireland ...- 70 52Gl Holland ...--..-...- g6l
France ............. 6442 Norway and Sweden 36s
Belgium. 1884 Other ports go
Total. p, 7O3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

Y and SyosseiI Oyslsr Bay) t. l. Dr. SEW the earliest
American practitioner and suhor Cure, receives
patients above. Those Al distance may, by sendng
res. be advised for n treatment al home. mYZ5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

sGcQx.lFUK sALE o. the old sand no. Bar
Ezxsssx &3esy Ct opposite tho As.or House, variety
ETRFNof 81, 81, and octave Piano Yor.ss, OF
JJa j gsvery variety Of pattern, win ali ne
mod era improvements 70 rosewood and mahogany cAs.s
warranted every respect 70 give ssescton VI 20 sale
Pisoos 90 hire. JAMES THOMPSON
Lale Tailnan 4 Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
One Day Later from Vera Cruz.

The steamship Fashion, Capt Ivy arrived yes
terday from Vera Cruz via Brazos Santiago She left
the former port the nth instant the day after the
Jamss L. Day. She brought from Vera Cruz DIR.
c. r DARCY. of the Palmetto Regiment.
We have no letters from Gen. Scous Army by this
arrival or from the city OF Vera Cruz We cannot learn
that there had been any later arrival in that city from
the Army above We presume there was none
The most contradictory said TO prevail in
Vera Cruz In regard TO Gen. SCOTS movements.
We prefer to give OF them, having no faith in
them.
We have confirmation of the truth of report that
the MeXicaps had made overtures 10 Gen Scott for
pesee although Capt Ivy beard the report brought
by Capt Wood We are now more than ever convinced
that the ruinor without foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

HOUSE OF REFUGE.-Tbs quarterly WISHING
Adsy for friends and relations Of the children al me
above Institution will be posspo uei from Monday the sab
10 Monday ths l2h Of July in the ai.sfnoon order
OF The AetiDg Committee. sAML. ). WOOD.
ie2s 6g' superintendent
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TUTTLE'S

PATENT ELAsT1C BABY JUMPER.
nR, NURSES ASSISTANT. This useful and amusing
Ouvenon having been generally approved and recon-
maud4d By the most eminent medical works and physi-
u the country for the heahul care snd exercise Of
tle children offered wholesale and retail NJ the gene
raj dep6t Si Brosdw sy. NY; 50 Tremonrow, Boston
and IA Chesmut-sl. Phiadeph where orders
peclfuly solicited sad viii be promptly attended TO-
q. w. FUTILE.
ieq Inn Inventor and Manufacturer.
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miscellaneous.
IOE OREAMl nos CREAM


IyTE RE packing II up and laying II by
w For the Fourth. which comes on the hth OF July
The American Patent Sieam Ice Cream Company can
supp The and all others with Ice Creams from their
extensive laboratory 8i Chahsmsqus'e corner OF Mott
The Anniversary Of American lode pencenoe must be
well provided for la quantities Of from TO so gallons
fvI
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Dcar0inq.


CURNIsHED ROOMs-ro 10, large airy psrioss
l. and bedrooms without board, 10 house 80 Broadway,
opposite Delmouteos. WV
DOARDING-SuiIs OF rooms TO let, Furnished or 90
ID furnished with without board, Ia respeeabe Ene
nsh family from London whore cleanliness end comfort
can be enjoyed Alec. three single genteueo go
be assd with pleasant rooms with breakfast sn1
tea II required Bath In the house for ths arcommo-
dstiou OF occupants Apply al Mrs MEDHUksTy, Al
Houston-sL or Mr. MEDhuRsr, n Maiden isns iyl In
DOARD-wiih rooms furnished required. may be Oh.
Dsired ny applying al n North MoorssI s~ doors
from Narck vi W.
DO1KDI N(;-Csn be had in . healthy and eeuus' 70
Oc.uon large and commodious nouse, p. asant rooms,
with shower cold and hot water baths 81 hosIst BE-
tween Grsnd and Broome ais Terms modsrsse. kefsf'
euces exchanged. leco W
BOARDING IN EAsT BROADWAY.-rwo
ID gentlemen aud their wives b. accommodated with
board and pleasant rooms (psntres attached -aso ew
single gentlemen. Apply At $50 Fac, Broatwsy len lm
lOAkDING-A gentleman ssd lady OF q lev single
Dgsntlemen may BE- accommodated with pleasant roous
and board Al e6 Whiiest Also few day boefders q -
SANE place. lele ~
DOAKD ~ EAST BMOADWAY.-A geo lse.ss
ID and his wife and two three single genusmso esa
applying al 227 Esa Broadway. References exchanged
zee Inn
DOARDIN(i-wi,h private family and use Of pisns
ID forte n required. so McDougslst jsii In
Two 1T with OF without board furnished psross end
j bedrooms, al l52 CsnsLsI References exchanged
jsie In
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NEW.LEBANoN SPRINGS, n. z

DERSONS vi.nng this wsieTing. pIace VII ind II 70
4 their interest to lake the 81 Albany for Cansas
Four Corners where n- OF stagss runs directly 10 Leb-
anon 10 connection with tho By this routs, pefeons
leaving New York In tho morning will arrive 81 he Springs
Al O'Clock 10 the evening Of the day Passenger
will be- cketed throue from Albany To Lebanon Tor o.
This will Of course the Shortest mott sxpeduoas
and cheapest by which travellers reach Lsbsnoe
from the City OF kew-Yofk -
Passenger who leave NewYork IN the night boat VIII
arrive by this route at Lebanon at 10 O'Clock ihe ne1t
morning. There but seven miles OF staging by hn
route over pleasant road, with good tssIns snd sasl
coaches Travellers will therefore be tho guard spe
not deceived by the agents Of any other ne or soles
sny conveyance pretending to 10 Lebanon sxceps me
ons recommended above.
New Lebanon Springs, June q, lSs7
JAMES O HUNT, Agent, Canaan Four Cora
ie15 tai J. w. BABCOCK, do. Lebanon Syringe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03
TUE CONGRESS BOOTs-PAT.

aIrs Patent, and the other patents uss1
In tho production ofthess elastic and most
comfortable Boots and shoes has completsd bio grange
for othe rsep and tho tDroduetioe a
m. inveoton 20 the citizens Of NewYork and nov gives
notice that .he persons firms whose are append
ed are licensed that other persons are sutborssd
manufacture and yend tho Congress boow ana sncSs
In Nsw.York City. Any other estAblishmsno that ~
rs obtain rshs will be- Added 10 this st aod publisbs1
by HORACE H. DAY, Assigoos Of
Dupont 4 Hysus Ps,snt - Cortland o.
J. II. Dupont Col Broadway T. Walsh Srothsrsi Ass'
Henry Nuns, 'ol Fulton o. VIM Lane " bsysfo-el
p. Laboyteanx, Gil Bdway VIM Wed ~ bowsX
NJ A. Rogers Co 40s f" Samuel Csalrsll, s6 Bsws-
Hbt Wfbher. f67
HINT 4 Hunter ISL Grand. Daniel Cronin, Agent, S
Vim. Agate, ia Bowsfy. Nssssnu
John McConnschie, 81 East Josepn onck, cor bfosa
BTosdwsy way and Wsllst.
w "a JeHe,s 70 do IJoha Conrad, Annst
Eugsns F-r,is "a NASSAU ct Samuel Acton, ses Brosd-
O. s. Watkins, Catssrine. way
J. l.. Watkins, ia FULTON i0eo'ss Conreo, heS-
Henry " Rider cor Dutch chants EAeosose
W1n.aw T. Whiting as sfesdway, and Chss Osbon,
Gr.n3st have bought nights, and ooth concerns ere
now fully authorized TO Manufacture me congress Boots
and Shoes for wholesale and retail.
~ B.-Mr. Lorn Brooss. Faton-sL 10 no longer sn'nos
lied 10 maze or yebd Nc congress booo. a. II. u.
Na.yorE lime Is41. EEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

nSrSkr Prospect Of Peace-We learn from
81 source Al Washington ths, there is prospect
Sa,ssp,s Pesee with Mexico The letter communi.
days ""' W III 'ess 'hAh 'Ne"Ay
dns Ne''fsn. have had the whole tex, of the treaty
80, "a o.. stn him, communicated TO
call an exIrs session of the Senate aud his
probably shorten his vial, 10 the North Th, a. W
portsnt fact and we have no doubt iron the source
whence IL came that 1t may be relied upon NA'0
Philsd Ledger Julv a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

AWNINGS AWNINGS.
LTRESCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Il In u superior manner aud finished In splendid style
by WORKMAN & BELL,
lis WestsI corner OF Warren, N. Y.
no,'t T,rg,t tha nunf,sr a. SIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

~ A Mr.. Bubb. Of Ohio, threatens TO fog an un
fortunate Buckeye Editor Tor publishing communities
ton rejecting on Mr.. BIS character as gentemsn =
Don't be angry. BE5b.
Better be angry. than silly Bubb WIN the Editor be
whpt slsbubf tCin. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

From HALIFAX AND ST. JoHS.-The ST. John
Herald OF the 2sth ult says =" Hon. Mr.. Pakenhan
British Minister NJ Washington, arrived here from Fred
ericton Friday evening, and met NJ Indian Town
BY tho Lieut. Governor. He Is lodging at the ~ John
Hotel" Toe New Brunswcker Of the 29th says -" Up
ward Of 1000 gallons American contrabsnd spirits were
seized lsst week by the officers OF H. NJ. Customs. al
Li,tle Dipper usrbor, Mahogany Island and Tsylors
Island"
LATER FROM BRAzu-The brig Granite, Capt.
Perkins, al Salem, Mas brings intelligence that The
Brazilian Government were making active preparations
Tor war with Buenos Ayres troops were daily arriving
Mo Grande and proceeding TO the frontiers and II
wn the general opinion that q between the two
governments was inevitable"
" The steamship CAMBRIA, Capt Judkins,
en- Boston yesterday, with the semtmonthly mail for
aahfsx and Liverpool ard l27 psssengers-ll for the
ofmsr and ZIG for the latter port Among the psssen.
sior Liverpool were Hon. Richard Pskenhau, Min.
W. TO The United States from England and George s
large '
u While Mrs sigourney was addressing
eadeut Polk, In Hartford, some thief entered thu
''''s and robbed her Of valuable jswery.
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soHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
MAnsB's HEATH HOUSE

- AZ THE TIME sappfOachinx TOT etHxeds 70 deseS-
mine pom the direction VI their summer exedfsioes
attention 10 solicited To this healthy, agreeable en1
highly fashion able place Of Summer rssofL Lasnsivs VI
proyements and Embellishments have been made 70 The
abovensm-d establishment since the Last ssason-smong
which 10 the erection VI new and splendid budiss
tanning sixty sleeping apartments constructed In NE
most M and improved style for conf snd convee
iencs and afordng accommodate for between eighty
and hundred persons In addition TO The number hsre-
tofoe accommodated. The furniture for his building 10
entirely ne-snd large additions In fufnurs and bed.
ding have been made Ia the whole estsblishmsut The
House newly painted and all htted up In the best pos
bic manner Tue greatly Increased accommodations aoA
comforts OF the plscs, sod s constantly growing pops
larty with the fashionable and those 10 the pursu o.
beah Justify the undersg nsd 10 the hope and eonhdso
ex tsion that the patronage Of his essbshmeos WI
continue heretofore 10 the full amount VI hs espaeiy
The establishment 10 10 readiness and open fos
the reception of visitors. ljsla lmeod. = nAkSd.
N NATIONAL. HOTEL, snbylon, Long Islsnd.-.
LIZ The subscriber having occupied NO above osmeo
- spacious and pleasant premises for the last year
feels grateful to his friends and the public for tho bsra
patronage they have extended toward him. and hopes By
his undivided attention he comfort Of bis gussu 70 meet
with liberal share OF patronage.
This place Is unsurpassed for sesbsthng cool and re-
feshug beszes fishing owling smooth, hard and isvs
roads for drives, nc.
This house 10 situated about half mile from South Bay
near Fire Island Inlet Visitors leaving Nsw-Yorh per
gdae or Deer Park win always find stages 10 rssdi
Convey hem Habylon. and returning may leave
Baby lon at before and srriye In NewYork BY A. -
terms ELKANAH JARVIS
Babylon. June "A. 1871. iel5 imsol'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

" During the month Of June there were %
fires in the City and false alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

SPIROMETER FOR CHEST DISEASES.
TINS VALUABLE INVENTION In Medical science, a
i notice Of which appeared VA The Tribune shOu time
sncs may be inspected by the medical oesson, and all
those DO have any symptoms Of chest disease consult
Dr. WARRINGTON at 2l8 Ninih-sL between he hours
Of II ami daily Grst1itous advice will be given 10 the
poor from to H. on MOndsys Wednesdays and Fridays
tall Ir.~
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'fice open rom A. N. I'LL 10 P. N.
~ Letters and Newspapers will

rY- Professional Notice.. ID. WHEELER vii
make briefs for those members Of profession who
from the hurry Of business spa the me or are
Otherwise d,ncned pursue long Investigation Of tbs
ca.-s Isl 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

r. Genuine Hnnriem Oil-lmporied direct IRON
Holland, fOr sale wholesale and retail. BY -
ALBERT L. WINSHlP.
jel4 osH II East Broadway, cor. hArketsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

ID WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the states ~ fofs
AL Conn TsTmanv Hall WIZ
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FRENCH DREssMAKLI

IhENUH UhbSSMhhE h,
lTAD CHAkMAlLLE Ouid inform the ladies Of New
York ha che has Just arrived from Paris with all the
latest Psr. fashions Is prepared 10 MI al orders
ths she may DO favored with and promptly sIIcaded ID st
II fransi isl7 Inn
MADAME TII.LIEUN'- system of Dress Making
w ght and put 10 practice daily nj 63 ChamberssL
where Ladies' invited TO call aud witness s superiority
AL the old methods Terms FOR instruction only So
Lining and pattern fed of 50 cents Dress Making In Tho
best and most fashionable style on reasonable terms
few good viii be- ght bad T's and prac-
ucA Dress Making Tor few weeks assistance Ia sewing
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NIAnANIE TILLIKuX,- sf.len

kNHEKEAS-By nc oh section htIh ari;le Of The
w Constitution all Offices for Ching, guaging. meas
urog. culIng inspecting aDy merchandise, produce,
manufactures or commodity Whatever, are hereby abol.
shed the Undersigned ihsnk for ieyors received
IN the capacity Of Inspector ard heasurer OF lumber and
As be still has wish 10 be employed by such deal in
The same offers hs services FOR nspecion measuring
the may and tho beet Of his abilities Will
hs Judgment and best eudeavOrs TO promote The Interest
ell parties concerned In the same.
SIMON ACKERMAN.
y R-ThirtytwO years In the service Inspector and
Measurer @ Lumber. lig2 lWfl 4.
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IMMIGRATIoS.-The following is the number Of
passengers entered at the Custom House from lot to 3Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

rS- Congress Spring Water-Jug received fresh
from me spring in PM and QUAR- bottles delivered
oar. OF the clty BY ALBERT l. WINSHlP,
laid osu II Esn Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

DOUND Hill WnlsrCure EstabiishmenL-The
llRound Hill WalerCure Establishment, with one hun
and every requisite for the comfort and accom-
notation Of paenls 10 Iucees,fui operation With
an abundant supply Of spring WAFER with which All
The various baths are supplied Patients viii be supplied
from The establishment with every article for packing, nc
The general terms SO week varying, however
according circumstances and tie accommodations re-
CURED. Accessible by railroad from the North, SOUTH
East or West SAMUE WhlrMAhSh-
Dr. r. y DEENISTON
Dr. J. A. CUMMINGS.
N,,,ss,,r.o, N.v a tQ47 feIO 8m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

MEDICAL bLECTkItlTt.-Dr AhBhOsE,o5
L'lChambersst has constantly In operation Improved
magnetic apparatus, By means of which powerful cur
rent electricity be Administered without causing the
shles pain unessnes- 10 The patient Dr. A. has been
for many very successful In his treatment OF the fo
loving diseases Paralysis, rheumatism, govt, dyspepsia
Stiffness Of the joints umbsgo cot spsy, nervous ahee
comp zius Dr. A. would farther observe that the gslvsn
c fluid should always be Administered under the direction
Of medically educated person. 40 IN some innamaiory
much in has been done through Ignorance OF iIs
nature Charge for application add adyice ~ eenIs
TAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-03

~ The Genuine kesan soap-ls aeknow ssked
the Shaving Soap In The world IL makes lheA
rich Esther which does not dry The face Ike many snos
oil soap and creams, for sale by
ALBERT L. WINSHI2, Chemist and Apotheesry,
tea Oft n Easl Broadway.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-22

no law against shooting woodcock in the
Jarseys-and the Rail goes down."
"But here's friend of mine who will cor
roborate my statement"
"When you see a one ID fool you
generally find another close alongside
but there's no law agin woodcock shooting
in the Jarseys, and the Rail goes down.
they doesn't migrate"
Here the boots were finished, and the
proprietor began to move them of. But he
had not gone ten PAGES before he wheeled,
and with stern smile, pointing coward to
the centre of gravity with his fearful fore
finger, he repeated
''The Rail goes down-they doesn't mi
CRATE; and you kin shoot woodcock when
ever you ID please"
He then resumed his road, but at frequent
intervals, turned, and repeated his assertions
with the most provoking GOODNESS. At last
when out of hearing on the brow of dis
tant hill, he turned, for the last time, and
pointed downward to the earth then rails
ing an imaginary fowling piece to his Shout
der, he went through the motions of wing
ing a woodcock shook his head, and disap-
peared.
''The d old scoundrel," screamed
Harkaway. 81 wish there was no law against
shooting fishermen in Jersey-I'd pepper
his old jacket to some tune!''
T Philadelphia, July 9TH, 1S47.