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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-08
LADIES' SCHOOL.

HlRS BAILEY vii reopen her Institution ior me re'
'i-epfion of
Boarding sui Day Pupils
col Tuesday fLe -h OF september Parent. requested
enter hel daughters Fnnctusy. a. the classes FOG tie
ensuing year VIII then De- organized The senior and JIM
uInr departments under he direction of highly com
potent gentleman. who has had -rel- experience On te
Instruction Of ladies'. assisted by eminent eiclcrr
these sld other departments The discipline. iusrnc-
rr n study pursued, and lectures secure ~ STE
matte and accomplished education while ihe utruos. car.
IS taken f0irrgcafe kind and able manners. aud o. pr
mote superior literary afr.inmeufs The School sni R.
citation furnished with Charts. Maps. Globes s
excellent Philosophical Apparatus. wirh diagrams or Che
studies Il Astronomy and Geometry The bes Instructors
arr employed fhe French language which = taught
daily o. al the classes Terms and farther particulars
may be- ascerraired by application % Mr. BAILEY al
her residence, lo Carol. place Bieecker-st
sFtkH
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Mas. am Miss COOKS
SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES.

No % TIVE nh-st fhet~e-n Finn and SIKH avenues
NALL TERM COMMENCES Wetue-taS. september
4 The CoUrse OF luslructi1n = thsi 81 the best
schools inc Ing he most elementary English and French
stpfo, and the hghe branches OF literature and science
Lectures various subjects deiverei 10 us~ through
oui tr- year. For BOsrdi- Pupils zee Circuisr.)
Terms and references can be obtained from the Cfcu sr
sept ~ post, oherHsr and on application 10 Mrs Noah
Cool or danghfrr NJ their residence a. shove stated
lat.T .tN
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Az fNn 81 y
DANCING.

tCARD-Mr W WHALE and Daughter respectfully
AannoHnce f0 the aides end gentlemen oi New-Nork
and Brook vn af their Glasses 1875 VIII commence
90 Coustirlf Hail. 6o Broadway, Tuesday. October
o. ari Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, ON Monday, October l8
Glasses or ladies and ge1tle n 90 their Private Academy
81 Sixth.ar.nne cr "wednesday. sept 9 Instruction
given daily ln all fhe and FASH enable Dances and
Wafzes ar the private Academy. ~ >Sthavenue, where
90 information wi De- given Particulars n future adver-
f...rrar.f. I'D efrruitrs au2t iw
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DRAWING AND


DAlNliNt.--J- r. WtrfHstp would respectfully in-
form the public thlf he VII open hs next session iot
the instruction boo drawing iu sck lead crayOn. and
painting u OF or water 0Is Al Goa BrOadw ay or about
The 18th of september For farther particulars, apply At
his residence - V aIkerst
B-Mr ". will continue 10 devote part Of his time
"a f.srbinr IA schools ri Inn
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CLAssIcAL AND COMMERCIAL

SlHOOL oil Broadway, lcpposite bond-stl New. fofs
,>-rhe second Term Of Prof BROWNS School will
commence On Monday. Septembers The rooms are very
finely furnished SD supplied with chemical and rhilo
scrhca apparatus and library The number OF pupils be-
ins limited each student Is tweutyfve dollars per term
No extra charges For farther particulars circusrs
which can be- Obtained rtore GIL Broadway Carter
bookstore Office OF the Protestant Churchman and >hep
ard '. bookstore ffii Broadway. 81 'wT
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SHIP BUILDING At PORTSMOUTH, n 1.-The
article below take from the Nsp Han2s1r, Gais1o-
The description Of the build Of tbs William Penn ep
Nowhere Ia the United states Ia hpbuding carried on
In a more systematic ard faithful msnner The Ports
mouth ships sre distinguished the country throughout
for strength speed and beauty Of model"
The compliment 10 Capt Michael is well deserved -
He is every inch sailor and gentleman.
Since the first of the present year, there have been
completed ana commenced al the four shpyards 10 this
immediate vicinity vessels whose united tonnage will
exceed g. 200 tons
There was launched from the shp-ysrd of Mr.. Ssmu-
al Badger at kittery FOresde Saturday last noble
new ship called the WDlism Penn" Mr.. Badger 10
well known and justly celebrated as superior ship
builder as the numerous vessels VIII n he has construct
ed-remark for the strength speed and beauty
of model which characterize those OF his fellow ship
builders here genersly-wil fully warrant us In say ing
the William Penn bids fair to prove one OF his finest
specimens She Is upward OF 500 tons burden and mas
been built for Messrs Richardson Watson s. Cos new
line of packets TO run between Philadelphia aud Liver
pool Her length deck is 1853 feet inches breadth
"a feet depth - feet She Is built of well known
New Hampshire pasture white oak not exceled 10y any
oak In the world aud some of which has lain in dock
for two years Her style of finish Is said 10 be superior
10 ANYTHING heretofore the Piscsaqus and we
venture 10 say that will equsl II surpsss that OF
any other ship built in the Union. She Is ex,rs
length representation of William Penn In treaty with
the Indians
The William Penn is TO be commanded by Captain
Anthony Michael. of Philsde ghis who has superin
tended her cOnstruc elton and during bis stay In our
town, made eroybody his friend.
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Duchess Agricultural Institute.
From TIE POughkeepsie Amerlean.
CAMBRiDGE. Mass. Aug m.
Correspondence Of The Trisune.

CAMBRiDGE. Mass Aug N. lsi1.
Nix. Ebr1oR-Dear SIR Having Just returned
from pleasant visit % the Duieiess Asricyal iasf
tue cannot resist my desire 20 give b the public
slight sketch Of the management Of that admirable
school while thu impression which Il made IL YET hrmy
stamped upon my mind.
NV Object 10 going 10 Union Vale. In the western val
ley OF which The school situs,et "ss simply % pay
visit 70 my brother, who hss been under MI WIKI
charge tor The past year ano ball and 70 rec ni
my health, By changing the close, ieVeFsn air Oh lne
city for the cool country breezes.
Going did. 10 the double capacity Of vlsiter and
scholar having tbs leisure necessary Tor examination
and the time participating 10 considerable oi the
work going on enjoyed az you vii perceive the best
advantages for fully understanding The entire mansse
innut OF the institution.
The ride 1, the tarrn from Poughkeepse IL company
with thu Professor, as Mr. W . i.miiAfy styled BY
hi. pupils was very delightful His knowecse OF tn
country through which We passed rendered NE drive
uecuisrly interesting and before We were bait way b
he place Of our destination bessn 10 talk smilsrly
about getting home
fam /. very extensive snd beautiful The Csisktl
Mountain House AMI the village ~ PougnN-rp-e can -
ulsuy seen with the naked eye from rising ground IN
ha rcsr Of the buildings The delighted eye rests upon
large ror,on Of the country generally fertile and vel
cultivated besuthsd by high snd rugged mountains
Sufficiently extensive to insure Al ample supply Of eN
celen, spring wsser. lowing Ia streams when ~ind
their way apparently through every iAfm nhul uey
merge themselves iaio the majestic had'on'
TRIAL % SLAvEs-The trial OF two slaves
Henry and Nancy. the property OF W & Dukes' -
CHARGED with poisoning Mrs ant Miss Dukes TOOK sec
Yesterday Court House before the presiding va
risrstas Justices Cooper and Elliott and twelve Tree
holders Henry convicted aud sentenced 70 be nans
in the jail yard IN Friday next l0th INST Nancy ""
sso found guilty her sentence being three months son
tsry confinement every alternate week on the tread
mill and twenty ashes on the Frdsy OF each month
Ths trisl wss resumed this morning and Jane. the
other slsve charged with the same crime wss ar
II. II no Al D
going 10 press. tOn"e'''n SeN' ''n-
EvIeRasrs FOR LrsERiA.-A packet sailed Tor
Liberia ror, Baltimore on the 90 lost with eighty er
grants out BY the American and hsrysnd Coioni
zstion Societies
Weleanthat Professor McClintoc declines
the sppouimeni Of Principal of tbs Genesee Wesleyan
Seminary 81 Lima to which stsron be "" recently
elected
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIST AND PUBLISHERS
WLERs & WEI iS,
- 3ms i3I Na--nu--t. '. \.
~ ua,.r.cnr E-1....I.nmenI. q snna ii 3

~ Water.Cnr Establishment, ~ Eont Of q.
and .yOsssi lOyssr Bay l. Or sHEw, tnr esrieai
American plaorrf aud silhur ou tl-f Cure, rcccss.
r1tieuts a, above. Those ds;sIce nay hY send
a fs@ bs savised fur = reaflf 20 81 honr mvlb n
re- Ncw-Iork Nafer-in IRE Establishment,
Al ID and ~ fluusalthst leaf UnlolsqlArei u con.
Quoted by Drs PERSON and hEEkhk, he latter ~
whom spent -sr Al Gf1--Ublrg, ssudying ne zler-
CURE System. yrarlrtd hg ffiessntA eni@ I'm
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BY GREELEY & McELRAT1
VOL. VII. NO. t29.

SIoKSEs AT NEw-OELEsNs-By gentem an
who arrived yesterday from New Orleans we learn
that the Yellow Fever continues to increase there and
that universal alarm and distress pervade the inhabitants
All have left or are preparing 10 leave excep, such
want OF means or mperous engagements compel 10 re.
main In the city The city wears melancholy and
dssos,e aspect and the few persons encounters in
the street bear an air Of apprehension and d.quetute
It being the route to asd from the army makes the
matter still worse-persons whe otherwise would escape
are exposed By stopping al this necessary station to
dangers which their unscclimsted habits and conditions
render more imminent
From present appearances the disease threatens TO be
more thsu usually vruent n its character and longer In
Us duration
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~ THOSPsOn,s fkkMlCn TkIsss
R~Nimpfoved ~ }. I. Benjsnis. y 49, nns -
is universally approved u 10y lbs nssxu -
- Guilty and eli vbo thsm, - ths pressure
can be graduated hom ops 70 eny pons1e %
he RI psure without baes PED which doss - s.sh n
~ 70 Ire spans causing we4kness apd psir 10 ce 80
sni sidss sad Often permanent spnsl dlessss S.,n
rsi given, spd so< perfectly senseesesy 49, cSsls
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no FULTON--T. MN JOHN D. COZ IN
100 CO ~bo-ss'- a1c f-fe Dr. xss having ssie -
I.s-t th-usegs. a. he above central iy-sun, of-r 10
a. a. -x-n. ~ sod ~e selected slfueni - Drugs
Medicine. Pas Ois Dy s-su1s, Pseni-si led cln-s sof
P-rfruery 10 which hey fve inspection by their fe d.
81 H. trst- generally Orders Om country merchants
al pty.cisus sled 9Th snt cspsic1io The rseni'
.on. % he l.i.-r c.sss particular attention % given %
-~y 10 tn- fnef chemicals ard hoe drugs whose nign
prir. render. hen obnoxious 10 scuii-rsiion.
"a o co. ara 6-n-rs ATsris Tor several o. ne
uo.t approved PslrnI Medicines, AMI sell ~ NJ pfopI
tot. .os-. prices. Tbs following a 20 q nell
aadsr srici-s vhcse gcnur-ress csn he relied up'n
TIrts, Rnubarb Alepco scsmmony. soc0t. Aces, Js-
rsir. Ginger FnT Ca on. lOd % and It's pf-pus ons
pocov.n. sOufi0n Vine u COchcuB, Be tIn1ds afr2~'
MT Turkey OPIUM, POsdered Spices and Ofuf. ESQ,
Wo.lt ssrs.paria and Wii1 Cherry 5iusF.i pnAh .
Flectsry Tor the plea syrup Of fello~ Does ho -
vi. De ,ur.iiys Exu1rt z1d syrup sye-t'eFs
G-nuiae Fsnifa COosur, Lgtlr'- txirsc-i Eng ~"
Bru.h-s H-sv- Powser FOR horses, kr Ac
ScrfcE-Al tn oaicins preparations 80, - -
ci..kspt on hama and experienced spoinecNJ 10
.s-fI, sf1-ndanr 4, dispense n-dci3es Anc prepare
oa,.cians' prescriptions - = e,---.
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University GRAMMAR -CHOOI.-rrof 2

u JOHNSON, Rector Tue instruction 10 the CLASH
CAL ard MATHEMATICAL department will conIinne me en-
,ning wear under the direction Of Mr. George Parker,
formerly Of IN. B0son Lain school, hesdmaser ssssl'
81 ~ Mr WIN Mc9eorgs late OF The Poughkeeuse lnsti'
tr Teacher OF the Classics and Prof birauc n-tfnc'
.Jr IN FreIch The quarter begins on NE mrs. MOI
isy ir S-rleuL-r Terms SIS per quarter Application
Tor admission may he made Al tho University buildings
,,rtb xipg lower door snl7 n
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~ DIR. Cbrisfte's t.aIyunic Kings. Belts.
Bruce Iet- and Magnetic Fluid.-strsnsers are re-
specially Informed thsI he only psc- "a New Ioif "
obtain these celebrated 4tces g-nuine, 10 A. " lsx
Broadway between Johr-si. and MAIDEN lane. ~ Ia All
ra,s. OF NERVOUS DISEASES tne efficacy u Cnrst-'s
ravsric .rtlres /. iru, wonderful snd their reaI ces
brt, hAs them be- courier II bg needy persons
who offer spurious ard sorth-ts s0ns a. lipsi ~tcl
~. pubI.r are respectfully guarded. No Druggist OF
D. .tp-e In ..vv.Y ora Ill ever be- allowed % SCI DR.
Chfsus acss he sa.e 40 exclusive Agency 10 Al =
hr0zi EAg. su-i
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4 would respectfully Inform her friends and tho pubic
that she designs remove h-r School rom os afrrns
10 10 Fast twentieth ST. Grsmercy Park between me
Fourth avenue and Irving place and Will commences No
ensuing term he i3th Of September, "a Monday)
TIE house T. commcdiols and arranged win superior
acc lmmoda for ne School, and ne location Is not
surpassed m the ctyacce.ne by several ln-s segrs
ard IN. ri. csr. directly on park sud IN the Immediate
vicinity Of Two Or three ohers 49,
C,rn as nav be obtsined al Doremus 4 Siron., cor
ner 81 Na.sau Liberty and A. The bookstore " G.
Frauri, Co 30 Broadway. lu<h m
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DRINTING INK MANUFACTORf.-z 50 s ,,s
i - frontsf. between Montgomery sno ovfs'No"' 80
Esst River--offes :. Ms,dsn-lsns, second foor
The Subscriber cortlDues 10 usneise,uls ae - -.
SANITY hand ink q al the 81 ~
o. srDkW oLon"H "~A
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= ,nnrhena,. ,iIndnrird MnEnetlr Va

Chimes haa NraAtNl lAstisl"stf h1fr -
c-ved fh- .arar4 dalton uf tlr medical pfoi-s
zion n tas civ on account = th.r sr-sl simplicity a.
excrirurs. They c0nnt-1ty rec ylltnl-d % beng
- healufl clurrnirli srd -t-rl-A eflcr 81 we
- y eh "a, ever beer Introduced - public. 10 al
c.-a.r. ola chronic rervuus crzsref NJ .lccst a..
tending their L.e ifirlF w0rtcrI zach r-cline i ac
ronpsnief hya ranas w'ih nu lirrenonf AL T. va
rAutes Manufactured A-d sod wh1 lessiv snt r-tA ~
80 n D. L NODRHEAD. Ia Brust say, y Y.
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- Ambro.lnl Tooth raste

-sl ard Guns art cOrmlnir.a1s ~ asfer,1 0ior o.
Ingredients nas been ackrosietguf tr superior % any
oif-f deutrice Being comp rn1ri VI Asrin srnl nate
-. A hsrder. III gums srd makes t1~n adhere
fm.y 10 The Teeth trr-ty assisting HtersY 10 pr-s-iV
IN t,s alter ffoul premature f-csy This Ps..r also
i1-. ruutresr-n so d-lrff@1l proprrt-s IN a. sni
ner degree and "a Frequent U.s. 10 s1r- arans Of kerp
in ,he Sresh I'd rno1 10 a an h-s Thy oonll.
Prepared ana sod ~ HENRY JOhN-ON Chemisi and
Ch.up~r..L sod asosl lao Fu..on e. srd cotiirzios
SIS HIas5n-.I corler u 1prlx fnce ~ f-nA
aus mco1
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N.HsH,- CLASSICAL and coamereislAes

IL Y
vi O7 Henry-.I BrOOkyn will be rs0pen-d 90 MONDAY,
Augu ~ for The instruction Of young gentlemen In every
branch Of education Ia NJ them 70 enter corsr
or counun g-hOuse Terms rom 30 20 sD per flsleiL
orcirruisr. containing reference and other psrcuns
~ aus
NJE.-n-. HUBS & CLAkkk'- Classes
WI Institution reOsens It's finn Acadrmlc.l fesf on
Monday Tho 6h OF september, Al ne buidl erected of
n. .rronmod alton Washiu gtOn square, 90 fourihs
Application for the admission Of pupils may 90" De N 40
Clrrulsrs may BE- obtained the Institution or 81 inc
bookstore u " n. Newman Co 1919 Broadway snzD lm
XvOING LADIES, SCHOOL, 80 Greene-st-sir
j srt Mrs hlDDEk VIII welcome the return OF tur.t
pupils their eAerc ses On Monday me l'l " sou
They invite the attention or parents ~ theif n 'a on W
sfructon few more borders can De- received mo ief
family. su,o ~ ee-@soe
ffOILEGIiTEAND MERCANTILE sthOOb,
y lG West Thrteen-st lurar fililitrI ne - if.e-
al I'D. schoo viii b. resumed Monday. sept - Tie
number ot pupils limited that a. uAdet Tie con
Il f,vtMssat AAROS HAND.
SCHOOL. ENGLISH AND Me
ISPhioiogirsi tsltute - fldicgr 81 lestSDshea m
1871 will reopen sgh month "a 10 regard 70 he n-fi'
81 Ais seho' applesni. = os ...siie1 70 -
many u whom sfr OF tnL yrat' $500 p..,,.f
sa.7 ~ RICHARD CORNELL. PnoelPal-
sIOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Tor foans
- Lac. or Broo.yn Highs, 81 Arr, ponSsL-sfs-
LAURA a. hyde. Pnncipal-Inis school VII D- r..
pered WIN increased advantages 90 ncay me cih oi
-psenber. Circulars may be ooIEn-d a. SheP-sas ~
Rroscsa and a. The scnool elle -oo1e
MS. -AGtR IA MISS BALLOW-'- school
No v0g adies Will BE- reopened Monday the lj'h
of september. 10 Abi0n-pisee, Fourth - - w
NIc-. Ia TOURRFTTE,- SCHOOL for Young
vi sdia- 4l5 Broadway, Twenty rstst vii D.
opened Monday. septemher6 ~.
II p. JE>K-'- SCHOOL FOR BOY. ~1ll r.
h. open on MONDAY - p :. a. - nl-,eN ~ .
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CRTNCH PROrF@TANT SCHOOL.

Il ID. WILLIAMSON, lady having returned from Eu
r0re desires inform her friends. that her school viii ba
commenced usual on the first Monday September
vhen from the great improvement in the commOd
OF her school epartm-ufs she viii be able % adj
m five additional pupils in each class which, for the last
zen years have been limited 20 fifteen. Mrs W feels she
need hard her patrons that eNerOns shall Be-
nrr4or her part reader her pupils happy for eternity
a1G alahe aud truiY useful members of society for time
Mrs has been able ~ the services Of French Pro
tesfsut professor Mons Neil aud his LADY, and likewise O.
retain her former French teacher. Mons Chemdhn either
of whom will be happy 10 give private lessons AZ her 60
Enlistment. 90 Duane-sf.
The class bows uudert years will be euted five
none will be admitted or retained whose morals and man
uers have not had previous careful training
The sunday school for children speaking the French IAN
guage. Will recommence sunday. sept l9f1 Any per
son wishing 90 devote hour 20 teaching Sunday class
m French il most cordially invited 70 attend al 6s
Duane-st
Rev O H. Williamson or lady can recommend to any
gent emans family IN or near the city visiting goycrnes
of 7fer ing worth and accomplishments. 81 I'm
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES-Ar Flush
announce their friends Nrti OK, ~ stfuis,-
VISITING the city. that they have vacancies for three
0r four h01fdcrs. and offer. fn iutucemeut to pa
rent. .eudng their children from home, the valuable con-
sdelau0u that they limit lr number o their pupils inst
they m1Y be- melhers 1i the family n0f subjected to
any restraint buf such Is considered necessary or the
llstlul non aud real good.
The course 0f instruction which Is under The immediate
ARE of n r aud Mr n il thorough and extended Their
residence u aEreeablY situated and there - convenient
access 90 Flushing day per Steamboat or stage
Mr. and Mr. n refer for testimony Of their care ana
any of the gentlemen mentioned ~ their efcl-
lars These may be- had of Messrs Delluc, fars Row
Mr. A. Fognct 75s Broadway, Messrs kohl-aat, John'i
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BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LsrE fEALE's MUSEUM, ljal u
~ l5l BROADWAY. HEW-YORK. II

lgll-rle Celebrated Pain Lxtmcior-i2i
DALLFY'S 4 CONNEL>.
" No Merchant or Family should y without ms
s1slertul Sslvs N will b. furnished t0 al IN the most
liberal terms by applying ~ The only place Tor ne genuine
s7f flfl-TWESIY-oNE CORrfASD-sT-fNl
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CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY september :.
TIE BosroS DAr MAL-The President Of the
Hartford ana Nsw Haven Railroad Company h-s pub.
shsd letter defending the conduct Of the compssy m
ressri 70 the above mail appears ihs, ihe Company
are Interested IN the sissalbosi Inc 90 The sound and
thai the Postmaster Genera has refused 70 pay $500
10 that line fora service which be can get doae for
5000 and has introduced competitor for the travelling
patronage they feel Themselves justified 10 retas,nz as
they have done.
We learn ihSi The mail between Ne~ Haven and
sprnrheld Is hereafter be carried BY wagon. Mail
matter for sprn gfsd and places above In the Connect
CT, River valley 10 10 90 BY way Of Albany and the
Western Railroad and for day mail between here
and Boston Why tina, will exist for the pre.en, only in
the deal
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4 HARD CAsE-The P.HsbRrSh Morning Post
sta that a colored named John II. Winston who
left his homo in that city some time last Spring and
went fireman steamboat Is now Ia the
jail Of Henderson County, Kentucky, committed be.
cause Of the absence OF a certificate OF freedom Tie
will be sold unless tho jail fees be psd His
mother brothers and sisters reside in Pittsburgh but
they quite poor This isindeed hard case, and one
which should excite the indignation Of every friend OF
humanity and liberty. This man citizen Of Pennsyl
vans guilty of no crime goes 10 kentucky Ia the regu
lar prosecution OF hs business and though by the Con-
stiu,ion of the United States he Is entitled 10 all the
privileges of citizenship he is sezed snd Imprisoned be-
he has not in his pocket certificate from some
magistrate that he is free How long will the Free
States tsmely submit to outrsges Ike this
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OBsTRUcrIoss ~ TIE HUDsoS.-The Aibany
EUeng Journal states tina, the navigation Of the Hudson
River IL seriously obstructed beOs Albany At three
points Cuyors bar "a few rods below the Greenbusn fer
ry Castleton q miles Below and Coeymans C3 miles
down AZ these poias there channels Of sufficient
depth for almost any craft navigating the rivers buihey
thsitis almost impossible for two steam
boats or savessos 10 pasS and so crooked at Gas.
Teton particularly tina, IT 10 difficult, 10 follow them Al
the pre- sent low Of the water II IL not unusual 10
ind twenty thirty vessels aground upon each OF these
bars Oo Thursday evening last there forty eight
detained Al Cssteton Eighteen hours are ordinarily 81
lowed TOR the passage TO Coeymsns six hours ihe pc
Rod required for change of the de) for each Of the
three bsrs-a sufficient time, with favorable winds. TO
make the run 10 NevYork This u what this people
get for placing in power Administration which IL A.
ways troubled win constitutional scruples when II Ia
asked do anything for the public benent hu, which IL
restrained by no want Of power from doing mischief
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-at Union Park--Ths hoass so Broad
Dwsy, corner fourteenth-st IL this day reopsnsd The
house 10 IN perfect order, and choice Of rooms mont
ing on the Park aud Broadway may be had BY immediate
application. ~7r
IlOARDING IN EAST BR0ADWAY.-A gee
- teman and his wife snd two three single gsaus
men be accommodated with pleasant apartments and
board by applying at 2H East Broadway References en-
changed. sujo Nv
IlOARDING-A pleasant psflor with paatrles On the
~ lad asd sbed room by anime fehsAaMR r'Sa and
chsrd--t. References exchanged w
llOAkD In BKOAUWAY.-A few single r~nsle-
linen gentlemen with their wives may be acc. nsoo
dated with paors and bedrooms with board at5l2 bfost
wsy between Broome and Spring s Location plsssans
and srnl-- Rsth room In tbs hooss. suls I'M
DOARDING.-A Gentleman aud bis wife and single
ID gentleman be accommodated with board with .
susll private family Inquire 80 MeDousslst ~ In
lppAkDiNG.-A few bosroefs N y be accommodated
ID with pleasant a. 30 hilsst fsw dooss eess
OF Broadway snM "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-08

QUARANTINE HosPuaL.-On Monday Sept G.
3s7 patient. we're rem.ians in this institution During
the week 6 person. died there - were DISCHARGED "a
convacsc,ut. ar & rs rev cases were admitted