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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
SCHOOLS.
FRENCH CLASSES.

ERENCH CLASSES, by Prof P. EDWARDS,
Il AN every Monday Thursday and Friday evening, A.
and teacher at Prof Tappans School and BY permission
refers % the following sentlem.n @s5y Of whom have
MD, 5 n. Pond 4. W. Gaoaadan, L. O FormAn, W.
Ames Esqs. Prot Henry rappan, D D., Rev Dr.. White
house, Rev. c. Reid, &c sc. Prof Edwards will At
tend at the houses Of pupils If requested class for
young ladies' Is now organizing Apply personally or BY
letter, al 30 McDoussl-st ns m
ERENCH LANGUAGE Manesca'. Oral System
Il Madame DURAND, daughter Of the late Jean MsnescA
informs ladies' and gentlemen that she u organizing
her classes for The season ladies morning class forming
Residence 80 Wslkerst OBJ lmlst2'
NJARsH,S CLASSICAL and Commercial Acade
WI my, l07 HeDry-st Brooklyn, will be reopened
Monday August ~ the instruction Of young gentlemen
In every branch Of education necessary TO fl them 10 enter
college counting Terms from sl0 TO SIS per
quarter For circulars containing reference and other par
cular apply at the ohee Of this paper or al ~ Willow
u Brooklyn. au4 n
A YOUNG LADY ofprsctic.l exp.riencel.s principal
II and acquainted with the elementary and higher
branches Of English education, from Boston u desrous OF
obtaininz situation In select school 10 take charge or
assistant teacher Tn. most sssfacory testimonials
ct. MIC eod5t-
ERENCH AND ENGLISH sUH0OL.-Nsw
Il Term commences on Monday, Nov. 2-PROF VII
LEPLAIT and LADY : French aud English school for
Young Ladies 20 Greene-st between Wayery-plsce ard
Eighth-s For terms &C inquire OF Prot v nlo stood
DROF. vILLEPLAIT's Evening Clss.e. in French
Il Tor Ladies aud for Gentlemen. Of his residence, 259
Greene-st between WayeIly place and Eshih.st For
terms. &c. inquire personally o. by note Of Prof v
nl6 3toldF
NNANTED.-A young lady, experienced in teaching
w aud petent instruct In Latin, French, DrawlnE,
Mathematics and the higher branches Of English Educs
ton desires situation ia hrstciass Female School
OF private family IN this city Brooklyn satisfactory
reference given Address Teacher box 596 Poet Office.
nils (weOds
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-The unders sned, a ara
OduAte Of the University OF Youngsters IN Prussia, IL
prepared to give private lessons 70 the Germsn aussse
and literature For terms and references apply 70
nil w. TIL. GLAUBENsKLEE, 70 Whitest
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COLD PENS WITH DIAMOND POiNTs-sa
VI penor q0kty in gold and silver cases o. without ca
ses FRANCIS L LOUTREL,
o3z AanufsctuE.7a 5sstiorsvs, " hsidsuisns.
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~ Extracts tor Flavorins Blanc ,Iarse, }.

~ Extract. tor Fiavoring Blanc Mango, Je-
h,s Creams CgstAids Charlotte Russe, Pucdnss >yraps
sauces &c &c Highly concentrated Extract Of Anil4A
Lemon PeseL, Rose ctron, Bitter Almond and Orange
Also Rose Waer, Peach and Orange Flower " seis ioI
a,s universally preferred these Extract. account o.
,ssI &c 3, and parity Of asyoi te.spoonf1V
pr.rareS BY HENRY JOHNSON Chemist ~ Broad.
w., .,de1 in the Granite buiiding Also sold II
100 Fulion-st
re- Toothache Cured q. one siin'as, s,,,t nc
use o. tne ~ no.t violent toOthache or pain IN the
I'm. in one minute. Il Is not unpleasant 20 s1s
ke ... hs teeth and effects perm Ane ~ gu
oaI, by HENRY JOHNSON, che ans. ana
IS Brosdwsy,in the Granite Buidins soa sS nd
too..t' n East Broadway. and at Cedaihs''H y
sons Price Is cents ....,osnd, called
Pprehs,ers must beware Of spuricys q. .ar,
Glove Anody intended % deceive ~ H2sKY JoHs-
sew, and purchase only Of resrse'sols s'~'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT,

N-F0r year. have suffered with hes- s~fnl dis-.s
90. sad from M heart FEEL for All similarly Afflicted,
snd BEG Of them % ri Dr. Tsyors BslsaH o. LYsrvor
his medicine cured Shen coud not mJy> 70 oec
and expected % i've week Prepares fsncins
osiy AZ = s-esrnar-ss fnrgeriy 81 Bo~.ry.
isss a. WAYS - Iss~.
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TARIFF OF PRICES during the suspension OF

LIVINGSTON & WELLS 90 not undertake. 70 ~. " au
sood. y est OF Buffalo will forward them 70 Messs
LivlSGsrO~ FAKGo a. Buffalo whose hne extends 10Y
STAGE 70 Milwaukee Cleveland, Detroit and Cncaso
70 The Express pro pretors hold themselves responsi
bic 0oly - forwarding merchants
~ Bank notes, specie, Je~siry vaiaaos or ntnt ens
bulEy goods taken By special contract only Gsss eno
Glassware taken only AZ the sole rsk Of the owner
~ Goods destined for places OF the ne OF railroad OF
xrsr Of BufAo viii be delivered y other Express lnes
or other modes Of conveyance between those places un
less otherwise ordered and 81 responsibility on our part
ce.s.s on delivery Of the property a. above -
nj Ia LIVINGSTON v Ellis, 10 Wsllst Ns#York
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
" Moorhead'- Graduated Magnetic Ma

chine-.-Th-se and beautiful instruments have re-
eeived the general c0mmendson Of the medical profess
Of this city on account Of their great phcy and
excellence They confidently recommended as being
the beautl convenient and etsctuA article Of the
kind which has beer introduced 70 the public. In all
diseases u chronic character the success
tending their Il truly wonderful Zach machine
c0mpanied BY nauua with full directions and Is war
Tanted. Manufactured g. wholesale and retail By
suA d. &. MOORHEAD. ls2 Brosdway ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

RESCUED FROM DRowsISG.-A man named John
Goodman fell into the dock at the head OF Waer-st
last night while In state of intoxcston, bu, was res
cued by officer Harris OF the Seventh Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

~ La Patrla says that Rubini is engaged for
20 nights at Havana for 600 night His nrst sppear
ance will be made in Ern0Ri some time In this month
We shall probably see him here In the Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

IT Tobius's Celebrated Venetian Linfment-
sure and speedy rensdy for rheumatism burns sEe
ins'' &c Le Gensfal dePot 10 Faltonst Sun Building
The trade supplied nls Tod
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plsia letter. o. liberal terms
- JAMES ACKERMAN, sign, Banner and
ui0tDt Ornamental Painter. l0l Sasssgst
ITO TI~lfEN.-FOR SALE-A complete sett Of Tn
ana sheet iron Workers Tools Machines Patterns ke
with everything 1se 20 carry the tusiasss IN 10,
branches lnqoire 80 Water q y !. nLI ~
4 AIDES wET-WEATHERB OOT--A neat ard
Loeaufligl article which hts hs ioot sd ankle NE
tOckns and Just the thing iof wet wssther msnuae
t1r.d and for sale BY iulO n h DAY, . Cortianas 81
SHOW CAsEs-sHOW CA>Es-A lsfse sssoIt-
Snsnf Of new anf secondhand Show Cases eonstsnty
On hand snc Show Cases made % order. Also, snow
taksn IN exchange At N EARLs, $40 broomen neai
the bOv~ery =, -
nxTE>T sPOONs-5ritsnnia able and tea spoon. !.
Il With steel andes Halls patent Tor s.-s - l"s
A. the manufacturers prices AZ bsfhns+lP ~ H.,
uil - LUCIus HART. late boAlemen = .
xVOODBRIDGE's PATENT 10, NM fall
srnof th.f thew cannot he Pleksd-enAJ - ns 80 -,
hstsry 81 Eliksb~th-st n y OF .. ------
tn RPST-A store is Broadway b.
A f.,.-ry.t snd the PARK Apply By letter, stes
a. lss.rion ana terms, ts b. box lss4 ~ nls Woo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
~ DIR. Chrisrie's t.aIvanic Rings, Belt.
Brncelefs md Magnetic Eluid.-Stranksfs are u

BrnceIets ana fIhxnetc FIuId.-sfantss are re-
specuuly Informed that the only place IN Newly "
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, Is a. ~ 61
Broadway, between JOhn-s and Maiden-lans. al In eli
cases Of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy Of Christie
savsnic articles Il truly wonderful snd their great cs-
by has caused them 70 be count-ted BY needy
who Offer spurious ana worthless limitations against which
the public respectfully guarded No Druggist Drug
store 10 New will ever be allowed 70 sell DR.. Chris
ties articles the sale and exclusive Agency At 1872 Broad
rI0N 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

CKERMAN's PREMIUM GAINED LETTERS.
n These ceebraied Letters, for which the subscriber
~ Iu,titure are confidently offered 70 the public e. the
@ sud cheapest article Of the Kind IN the market a. the
following reduced prices 80,
Prsmem Carved Letters gilt with deep gold leaf
- 80. sscb sO ceat, in letters each 10 cents.
ia m e.. . in
5 Ia, q. 50 l0iH. 81
IN. .. O. u 10. -
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NOTICES.
PHREYoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLEKs x WILLS,
Clinton Hall. III Nas-nu--f. y. u.

~ j. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of DEEDS for
heN-loIk and Colnee,lsl-. D .I--any Hal = Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

~ SHORT Patent SERMoss, by Dow Jr
originally published in the Sunday Mercury Vol. l.
Second Edition" is odd mixture OF quaint humor
aud drollery with general shrewdness occasional vul
gsrity and whs, sounds like irreveence They are GER
tsnly clever, and will attract readers and admirers
vet without eevatips their tastes purifying their
morals Much important truth Is here puneently pre-
senod but not In way TO make sproound and serious
Impression. We doubt whether msn ever became
truly vruous from seeing vice rdiculed sno laughed "
Paige Nichols & krsuth, 100 Nassau Of
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[sSre LETTERS aSD NEWSPAPERS a
&nLsN FOR FOREIGN PORTS IN
IL h..xx. A. ~ - -. =.

- r. =, " Letier onk. 1s Ren ~ ne once =
letters and newspapers deposited 10 this Office vii always
Be forwarded By the very earliest vesses This depart
rnent u under the special supervision Of ). b MOWER
ksq well known FOR many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
meut Of The Nev-York City Pest Ohcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

cY-"A LIFE OF GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR com
prsing Narrative of Events connected with his PROBES
slonal Career By J. REESE Fry with an original and
accurate Portrait and eleven Illustrations" has been
fairly Issued by Grigg & Elliott Philadelphia. This sp-
ne,rs IN dsr materially from the general run of bio.
raphies of living heroes In being made Ia good part
of authentic public documents fairly 10 claim the
rank of al authority There ess gas In 1t than usual
In works of Its class and the whole II young
readers are 10 be intellectually nourished accounts
of battles and bloodshed consider this good az
any other Up. 1872, l2mo)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
YOUNG LADY Of practical expsrieneel.s principal
ERENCH And ENGLISH sCHOOL..

L Tenn cOmmrnces on Monday, NOV. A-PHUF- vi
LEPLAIT and LADY French aud English school foI
Youlg Ladies. 30 Greene.t between Wayefiy place and
Eshthst For terms &C inquire OF Prof v nlo Steod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18


ne Foreign ship Letter once u the New-York Tribune
Tor the packet-ship ADMIRAL Capt. Woite1, which
sails Tor Havre the -4th of Nov.
Also will BE- received q; the sane place. Letters sad
Newspaper for the pscket-ship HOTTlNGER, Capt
Bsrsey. which sails for Liverpool 90 The 2lst Nov
Also, viii Be received a. the same place Letters and
Newspapers for the pscketship MARGARET EVANS
Capt. Timer which sas for london % The -4th Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

~ The AMERICAN PocKET ALMANAC, win
Memoranda, &c. by J. Ds,urnell, lO2 Broadway 10 .
neat little hsod book just Issued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

rT""THE SCIENCE or THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
"A Practical Grammar, In which Words Phrases and
Sentences are classified according to their offices ana
their relations TO each other illustrated by Complete
System Of Diagrams BY :. W CLARK A. M"isa new
work which strikes very fsvorsbly. lIs devlaious
from older books of the Kind generally Judicious
and often importast We wish Teachers would exam
inc H. a. : Barnes Co. 81 Johna)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

EVANGELINE A Tale Of Acsdie BY HENRY WAps
WORTH LoSorEILow. second Edition. OPP. 1852
Boston Tcknor Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

OF THE MOST CHOICE COLOhs,
CONSISTING Of all the most beautiful shades OF ma
~ ROOM royal purple csTet, mulberry, stone iawn and
nazane blue with z the shades OF black and blue-bsck
Thibet cloths and French mernos some OF the above
goods are extra fine and offered At retail BY the
piece Az very low prices C.6A c. POILLON.
nil endfDl. 81 Catharine-st. cor. Of Madlson.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

IDhOf. ENcniue Nirrsrs IN fieLSh
Tor Ladies aud for Gentlemen. OF his residence, 29
Greene-st between Wsvery- place and EIshth.st For
terms, &c. inquire personally OF by note Of Prof v
nI6 ,fe.d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

NEW Mrsc.-We have received from the pub
u.bsr. Mr.. MiIist Away upon the Moonlt Water" a
sons By William Wilson. and March favori!e from
thu Oosrs La Refine d un Jour. By Charles Grade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

NV Music Happy are we. darkies so gay.
a parody on fsvoriss air from La Bsysdere written
and ,uns by 3. P Christy OF Chrssys Minstrels has
iu,t been Issued by Jsques Brother. 3s5 Broadway
I, IA one OF series Of twelve Congo Melodies Issued OF
10 be issued BY these pnoisners inciuoing the nos
fsyorite songs OF these minstreh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

m redict,< - tusrrsrfss % care az case. 81 F< 49,
srsd-s birnS erfrnai ava az y 'sr'nsov
dl,Sas.s fos-d N eoAi.-sfiss sssts ~ pues-fseA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
,CUFN FIVE DOLLAR SUITS co

Ii ss.5Itment Peto and sack Overcoas Winter Froc<s
and Coaks in our superior styles also Dress sod Froek
Goats rantaloons, Vests, Dressing Koo.s soy over
800 &c VIM T. JENNINGS CO
Hrnad Iva Amsric Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18
GERMAN LANGUAGE.-The ondeT. sosd,

OduAte Of the University Of konigsbcrg Ia PIusss u
prepared 10 give private lessons 10 the German laugusg
and literature. For terms and references apply 70
nil w. TIL. GLAUBENSKLEE, 70 Whte-st
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-23

ors-the idiots.-See they are dsbanding!-
All! there is Gutierrez on horseback; is he go
ing to assemble our friends? No; he is off a.
full gallop. Stop! he shouted in irrepressble
wrath, as though his voice could reach the fu-
gitive. Look! there is the brave Tobar: he at
least will not run away. All is lost! he is follow
ing the example of Gutierrez. The towards,
the traitors! legality frigbtens them! they whom
the yelling Indians could not intimidate. But
am there's
Still denouncing the traitors, Casillas noun
ted his horse, which he had tied to tree, and
hurried at a furious trot down the steep descent.
| followed him with nv eye as he dashed along.
He reached the great square in safety, where
| lost him in the crowd.
'When looked again the place was empty.
The Governors troops was just entering the
city. By singular coincidence, at the mo-
moment that the cavalry deployed into the
square, in company with Indian infantry armed
with bows and arrows, the vessel, which had
so greatly excited the cupidity of the insurgents,
entered the port: and at the same moment the
last OF the pronouncers-the captain galloped
from the city.
I'm my subsequent peregrinations thro' the
country, fell in with the principal members of
the provisional government of Guaymas, hid
ing in obscure villages, excepting one-Casil-
Ias-in whom | felt much interested; but his
friends had never heard of him since the day
on which his command came to so sudden a
termination. Gutierrez, the clerk, went back
to his desk, as though he had forgotten all a
bout his daring midnight ride, and his share of
the public funds. General Tobar was more
fortunate: his rank placed him too high to be
easily disturbed by political storm. After a
brief suspension, his command was restored to
him: and the recollection of his pronunciamen-
to became COMPOUNDED with many others which
have shaken, and will again shake, the ll-con-
stituted government of Mexico"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-23

of the Union So true it is that extremes meet,
and that all fanaticism, for or against any dog.
ma, terminates at the same point of intolerance
and defiance. -
The first effect of this new slavery creed,
which the South was summoned to adopt most
summarily, would be to establish a new polit,-
cal test for trying the orthodoxy of all randi
dates for the Presidency; and, as no Northern
man could stand such test at home, the whole
of them would be knocked in the head, so far
as the South was concerned, at single lick.
The next effect of these resolutions, If adopt
ed, in the non-slaveholding States. would be 20
put an end to the present political division Of
parties, and to substitute a new party in the
South, with its antagonist in the North. J
bounded by geographical lines, and founded on
the sole principle of slavery pfopagandism.-
The third effect of these resolutions would be
that which is stated, alphabetically, on their
face, namely, the subversion of the Union.
Seeing these resolutions in this dangerous
point of view; he (Mr. b. had stgmatized
them as firebrand on the day of their intro
duction, and had since deprecated their applca-
ton to the Oregon bill, by which the Oregon
people were left without law or government
for year longer. Many persons thought him
too prompt in his denunciation of these resolu-
tons: perhaps the same persons thought him
too prompt in denouncing the Oregon joint oc-..
cupation treaty in lsls-the treaty which gave
away Texas in lSl9-the treaty of annexation
in lS44-and all the measures ofthe Tyler adj
innistraton which led to the Mexican war n
l846:but the truth mightbe that he was not too
fast, but themselves too slow. The resolutions
appeared dangerous to him, and he struck them
at their first apparition in the Senate chain Der.
He had done his duty; he had sounded the a
larm; it was for the people of the United States,
all the friends of the Union-to do the rest
There was no Jackson now to save the Union
by voice, like the command of destinv, pro-
claiming that GIT SHALL BE PRESERVED
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-23

G Trou bles are like hornets-the less ado ron
make about them the better--for your outcry VIA
emily bring cut tbs whclo swarm upon yous ffa
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-23

20 The steamer SAM'L WARb arrived YES.
terday from the Saul, bringing us the following
painful intelligence:-Det .4dr.
From the Lake Superior News.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-02-26
INSTRUCTIONS.

l. Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all Offices where particular
time is specified !; but on rail road and steamboat
routes there is to be no more delay than is neces
sary to deliver and receive the bags.
2. The mail is TO be. conveyed In preference TO
passengers, and to their entire exclusion, if its
weight and bulk require it.
8. Post office blanks, mail bags, and the special
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
From the wsshing.oa Union.
THE LOAN BEL.

H....
Whe find in the Baltimore American the
following brief synopsis Of lhe leading provis-
SONS Of this bill as reported by The Commits
tee of Ways and Means on Monday last.
We have been enabled 10 give the bill itself
only a very cursory exclamation, but we be-
leve that the statements Of the American in
relrtion 10 Us Character, are in tho main, cor
rect
",The loan bill and treasury note bill wero
reported together this morning the Presi-
dent being auhorized to issue S23, 100000
in treasuiy notes and of denominations as
low as fifty delars. The notes may be re-
deemed in one or two years from dale.
"The holders Of notes are allowed 10 have
the same converted INTO stock at their op-
tou, and ample and convenient provisions
are made for this purpose. The treasury
notes are 10 bear an interest not exceeding
six per cent, and the stock issued in lieu or
Them is 10 be transferable upon the books of
the department.
:" The stock may be redeemed, at any
Time after the last of December, 1867. The
notes are also 10 be roissued. At the close
ofthe bill, the President has power to borrow
the money if he prefers, and in whole or in
part, at his own option.
" The interest is to be paid semi-annually,
and the money received from the sales Of The
public lands are pledged for the payment Of
the interest and principal. The balance Of
the bill relates mainly tothe execution Of the
law, punishment for counterfeting, manner
Of proposing, &c, &C. The SUN ol $2O 900
is appropriated for incidental expenses under
the BILL" @ ss