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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26
THE ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING

A GAkD MI ". W ALE and Deukntef respccNuly
N 20 the ladies' ard gentlemen ofNesl ora ard
Brooklyn that they about forming classes 40 shove for
the coming Of ls47 Of which due notice will be
be given % the al o Broadway and 8Othc
Hal BrOoksn Instructions given daily In ali The new
and ,housbe Dances aud WaIss The private Ac ade
nv. No. o. sxhsyeuus. where all Information will 10
giyel- Particulars future Advertisement and circulars
sue4 Sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

a NEW KIND " COTTOs.-One discovery often
leads smother and Science In seeking to test new
periments has not nrequenily fallen upon hitherto un
known and exceedingly valuable results IL seems that
this truth has very recently been fully proved In the pro
per preparation OF gun cotton. We learn from the
Medical Journal that physician In Georgia in recently
attempting to prepare gun cotton from receipt sent
him by brother physician unsuccessful and found
to bis Ast0nishment that his cotton would neither
plode ignite. being anti inammabe. On inyestgs
Ing 10 ind out the he found that he had used
tbs right acid rnurisc acid suppose. He repeated
the process and the result was this same go that he
claims 10 have discovered method Of rendering cotton
incombustbe He says that this cotton be prepared
with little expense as he has tested the matter sufficient
is 70 know that Il be Manufactured into cloth, the
Int and texture Of the cotton being not 10 the least In
ured but capable of being made into clothing with as
much ease from the common material
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~ DIR. Christie,s t.alvanie Rings. Belts,
Bracelet. and Magnetic fluId.-SIsnsers are re-


specially Informed thai ne Only pse- IN N-SYor u
obtain lless celebrated Htries genuine. IL a. e l6-
Broadway between Joh1-s snd Maiden lane. Al 10 al
cases @. NERVOUS DISEASES, The eresey Of CErisues
gslvanc articles Il Truly wonderful and h-r great eee
W. s-r ,puroo, sd worthless limitations against which
ne public are respectfully guarded No Druggist or
Drug In Newly ORR Will ever be alo~Sd 70 seil Dr.
Chrsue srlces me sale AID exclusive Agency a. az
hruadHAY. a4-l "
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BIZ telegraph to TIE Tribune.
Mr. Clay In Virginia

bAITInOEE, Wednesisr Aug >
HENRT CLAY arrived here last night from the
North. and was received with great enthu,iasm.-
He left this morning on bis b9Vewani journey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

The FUNERAL YEsTEKDAY.-The last SAD rltes
TO the remains - Mr.. Andrew Butler and Charles H.
Hines who were deprived Of life by the sudden and
melancholy casualty of Sunday morning last we're per
formed Yesterday eicitng very general manifestation
OF sympathy aud deep feeling The hour oil four CLOCK
had fixed for tbs starting OF the funeral procession
from the residence OF Mr. Butler at Fifth and Arch sfs
hut long before that hour the streets In the vicinity OF
Fifth and Arch and Fifth and Willow, from which points
the procession successfully 10 move, we're densey
crowded a. was also the vicinity OF Frankln-square
where the diff, FIRE companies assembled Tor the
purpose of Joining In the sad ceremonies There was no
disorder All was SD and melancholy as the painful rites
they were performing and the multitude looked on a. II
In wonder at the deep depression of feeling which All
seemed 10 share When the companies had formed
in line upon and the square the proc sson moved
down Race to Ffhst where It was joined by number
of societies and deegat from Institutions followed
by the hearse containing the remains Of Mr. Butler In
the rear of which were a large number Of mourning
friends and citizens In carriages. IL then moved up
Fifth-st 10 Willow, where the body Of Mr.. Hines was
taken up and the procession joined by large body OF
HE friends after which II proceeded toward Monument
Cemetery where the bodies were 10 be inferred. The
procession very large, numbering at least three
thousand persons and all the streets through which u
passed were literally thronged by spectators.
When the immense procession had reached the ceme-
terry the whole body OF hrenen entered and alter
deplOyed aud the bodies were then placed upon oiers
aud followed by the friends and relatives carried through
the lines, the entire assembly remainng uncovered.
The funeral ceremonies of the Episcopal Church were
then read by Rev. Dr. Smith. after which the bodies
were consigned their last resting place and the pro
cesson counermsrching pasaed soemny BY the graves
and retired lPhilsd. Daily News, 18th
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Iowa Election.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

BURLINGTON. Iowa, Aug IS, ls47.
II. GREELEY, Esq-Dear SIR: The Election in
IN. state has resulted in the election Of two Loco
Foo Members Of Congress and the Loco Foco
sosrd Of Public Works, with the exception Of VIII.
on the President. The members elected 10 fill
s,cancics in the Legislature are Loco Focos 50
ia, the Loco. Focos will have majority on Joint
Ballot and elect their Senators.
Very respectfully j. c. b.
80 we suppose the Iowa Senators arc lost.-Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

VVrsrpnS Cas--- - sessiO.-.... vino nua tateiy
travelled through a large portion OF the southwestern
states assures US the Cotton crop never looked more
promising and that the yield will be large We per
ceye also that the tears expressed by some OF our
erp exchanges few weeks since in regard 10 the sp
pretended damage by the worm have not been realized
Along the Wabash and Erie canal the wheat crop mas
been very good and more Wheat will be sent forward
this wear hsn there was last The Wheat n that region
will average more than sixty pounds TO the ou.hel
ufsvifla o0fh
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ma. TAYLOH,s sALsAn or LivEh~0k1, ~, ne
Dmosi extrsordinsry rsdefne 10 NC woIas-Sa,s ~
-. 1870 snth fsl Popyth-st was smictod ssvso
go. win consumption. This medicine euf5d hin.
3siI, Gear Of he most remsrksols esfes ~ - use
-. "a eoant,rfel.. R.member, Ine genuine 10 nov
nae a. he vhoIss.e DEPOT 70 DeskmsHs ~ .se rro-
pristes, jornsriy 10 Bewsfy. boS
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~Ietrer.audNe w.pa

The Ror-k "a ship Letter Otc- u The Tribune for The
pscketshfp sIDDONS Capt Cobb, which sails Tor liver
poo. 90 Ine nm inst
Also viii be received Al The sane .see, Letters and
N-wspapers for The paekeLship UTICA, Capt swan,
which sail for Have IN The lst September
Also Will be received the same .ce, Letters and
Newspapers for The pscket-,hip GLADIATOR, which
81. f,r fondon On he .. --pL aus
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me COUNTRY NEWSPAPER Aay,sIi.ial

VNHE COUNTRf SEwsPAfh.h Aav cru. \.
Js. "a priocfual towns 10 The Jnitet stsies.
c.ssda ke FOR which - specially epuse and seAoi'
"a to receive Advertisements ard saosefpu0os ~ as
KssYosK-fribans Buildings, opposite he faa
Bosros-So sl,best -.,...a fA..,,,
a,-.o-xs " corner North md fsyrue-
A be ass no connection With .ny S'as, psr.oa s Or
ss.s ~ sser-.. 20 T. B. PALMER His o1ice 10 tnis
Cfty isn The rribane BuiiasEs oppo.e ne r1h l, 10
S,1KATOGA MINEHAL wAThhcEsA s. cons !. !. !,
- supply from ne Psvi1on nd Co1s'sss - -
nee Of eIpeLse, By GAssHER foUsS; SsSs.L
Al
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uoor.saa,. 1.rmdaaied Magnetic Ma.

chine.-Tnese Snd besunfui in,1ranetl. asve r.
c-ved ne g-rers. cOum-1dson % nc n7clcA4 PlOet
ou Of hi. city on account Of th-r great eiy .nc
ex-elen-e They couhieuty feeonle lcs' 80 Delng
tae nosi beautiful convenient an enectuA HLer OF M
I'D = bic has ever been Introduced ~ NJ pubic In al
ai-s.e, OF chronic " ch4rse.er N succ- a.
ndirg to-r use 10 uuiy wonderful Each machine se-
rons osn,-d By 70 suus with fuu drecnons ead Is var
.1lss Manufsrlsr-d and sold whol-ss- snd retail BY
zasI n D MOORaEAD. ls2 Broadway T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

n The Pkuadelpkia Neirs Of yesterday con
,sins q eorre.oondeuce between HESRY CLAY and the
Whiy. of that city the latter rendering and the former
declining the honor Of public dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

u The PicgyrAe does not yield credence
the stories contained IN the le,r from Mexico pa
shed 10 la Para.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

FIRE-A FIRE broke out about o'clock this
morning in the Of Robert Clark 70 Sixth avenue
and tbs entire stock was destroyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

rIyUF PnOPRIETOk Of AZ lavsasbse snd Pope - ~
medicine 10 desirous OF Introducing snotnsI sL go
vel caeu aisd for general use, for WIFI -
q, eeo o ~ 40 viii be required Any psfson aesno1s VI
-i-ry Ia n business viii fod his al excsleai opYoiI-
80, .erurity will be giyen for ne amount nsss.-o
Attress Medicas. Tribune once -, :.
-. s-y.1.bI. school furniture and books; al
Il ~ sc-s room add Other furuit1re-el On Eefy rea
.e,.sl- ,srms AOply AID csio-rine ~ ava ~.
IN 1G.-Ths bisfesl msrset price psa u essn tor all
IL 49,. Of rsxa baxgink CANVAS grass or Manila rope,
49, b.sginr Jared rope bais rope, eatiings ke b.
80 ~ CYRUS ". YIELD \ co. snrlingsiia
on0 Casks ofpe beat qlaliIy Of Bleaching Powder,
ZUU 1ss landed and ior sac y
~ 2H CYRUS w. 5IEl.p CO. Barring alp
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~ We learn that his honor the Mayor allowed
perm, yesterday authorizing tbs stages to pass on the
wee, side Of the Bowling Green but not through State
st. This arrangement, will be found convenient BY visit
iers 10 the Battery.
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Boarding.

BOARDING WANTKD-with . respsetssls pu-
DvsIs family, where there no other boa ders for
lady ana gen, ~a Two Children oS, sns % s, -
DESTROYS OF getting with an Agreeable fsmy, where ny
can realize the eomforts Of home 70 any 1890 10
expenses. tn. good opportunity TIE ess. Of rsfss
euces given For father information sddress tPoa pad,
may be had which will be promptly and .sIy
amended In. seNN
xIANTRD-A ksss foI seal wife and son 10 Salss,
vii, sesi more ss one Of he family han D" sissr me
gent will only be lodger. sitting room neatly for-
Location In wsher F,srkn, or cone below.
west OF Broadway Terms must be rioders'., 90
references given and required Address, usmiog srms,
B. o. Al Loveloy's Ho'e OF call al any hour Pceess-
sion waited In about weehs saZt is-
DOsKDANO kRNT.--A family realizing nve 10 slant
Dmon,hs Of the year 10 The country, have 1904 shse
story house 20 Bond.st- which will be vseani NOV u
,se epa family slOs ss rent 10 board Address
Or. D. ticket ofhcs OF The American Museum. suN ~
BOARD WANTED Down TOWN-sy SEQ
au. - Ne. .%s , ssa sas .oa he eoud
door, unfanished Tetms not to eaeesd eo per we-e
private family preferred. Address "ksufsmsss. tn
buos Office snN0-
DARTIAL BOARD WANTED 10 the seventh
I Ward by yoang man Of retired hsblt' To ssPscss
bic fsmily where ihee are but few or no ocsloas
dress s this Office, stating location and terms ~sieH
mus, he moderate see -
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, sna one or We
hsiugle gentlemen can 10 accommodates VI eosse "
email family where there viii DO but small number o.
bosriers Apply al ~ Hubert-st sn.s u
BOARD Gentlemen ant their wives OF nnsie gsaue.
ID men can be handsomely ccommodst.d win mrnsnsd
or rooms and board for the Winter NODE
rae price by Supplying Immediately o. A. Wet a:nne
toni lsce. References given and required. suS W.
DOAKD IN BROADWAY.-A few single ssuiie-
rS ss . .s %
wsy between Brooms and sprlng ste. Location peas1ni
and gen,eei. Bath room 10 ths house anlt W.
GENTLEMAN and wife can obtain plsasso. a..
N mrnisLed front room with board also few einese
gentlemen, by early application Of 70 Chambessss oss
door wesf ~ Broadway enS W
lIOAmUiN(s-Tnree four gentlemen can be accom-
modaisd with pleasant airy single bcddsd rooms bfse!'
fac, add Tee, full board, with rsspectsbs Ln4nn
family and conducted tho EnGsh principle. vsers
cssnliness sud comfort be enjoyed Warm asA cod
aoat and shower for The free OF The
Apply to Mira MEDHURsT, 5al Hcussos'st. oes slees
fIonn Broadway - eu7 im
DRIVATE BOARDING-UP TOWN. Gsude-
I man aad LADY, ard tvo or thfee single gentsmsu CO
he pleasantly Accommodate with board and urniseso o.
unfrnshed rooms 10 smau private family ct Amy o.
References exchanged s1zi sweod.
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KEsTUcKY-The new House Of Representatives
Of Kentucky consists Of 80 Wings and Il Loco
FOcOs.
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srW.YORK TRIBUNE.

-, YORK DAILY T1IBvNE ls rUBLishkh
~ W. nOasiNG. SUNDAY EXCEPTED
rr,hune Buildings, corner OF spruce
ss..,r streets, opposite the City Hail.
,.rxst,a 10 City Subscribers for ~ CEsr: pet
y, or vbeG they prefer they can pay 10 SWAN
bs.s for siy mopths or year 81 zoe SAM -,
80 - eopies Two CENTS. Mall snbscnDeIsFNe w
- 81 snnutn ia advance, and The paper 10 =" go
',sroed hr,ond De tine for which II 10 gelo'
.sdesIoc, lsiep for six monshs. Three polsas - -
,.nfe REQUIRED IN all exchanges win Coe2ul -.
,s,er, bsily papers received 81 tnn one' - 81
s,n. ere hi her than thOse Of TAG TsiboFs' ~" ~
flowed any difference. ...u.o<I
rEsnS oy sDvEzuasc-fia Adt@'"'/ % .-n,,
a.. Itpes or less-First Insertion ..''''''' 70. -
Nv each subsequent insertion '..'....s2
-, Ten I.ine.-Firt; Insertion ...;'.;' - 49,
fsfI t ~ -, .,ion which msy b r,.
-, "a, -, nee. twsee or three iines . So"''
49,. ~ ne ootiou u Ne edvertissf'
Ia. Cen' ,,o ~, ns '''
s,sTps NsRKI.css, FusEEiL N"'''@'
- -,~~..,nent. inserted In his paper appear
~ ~ -. mornIse add Evening ediuon'
ruy sRvf.WEEKLY TRIBUNE
.t.s.t s~ery gxpsEsDsy ard sarUEDAY mornings
~ IS Def snnum. Two copies Tor -.
xgw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
rgRy LARGE PAPER FOX THE COUNTRY,
A.,s,hed every sATrRDAY MORNING. 81 The low p!ee
VI ssrssoua, 10 advance 10 copies for SIS, or %
s,rist fOT 20.
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Drp Goods.
BROWN sHEETINGs

BROWN SHEETINCS.
m ROWN sHEETlNg3 and shirtings OF all styles and
ID width Also, Dstts, wick, tsins, warp, waddng cot
lou yarn. Also, brown dda for sale =. tno sneeuns
credit BY Jy.45m 0ORR MHlIAksk:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

POLICE.-James DOran was last night arrested
By officer Brdgeman OF the Ninth Ward. charged with
stealing a watch worth SIC from Henry McRee. Ed
ward Kahn and John Mullrsn boys. arrested for
robbDg the money drawer OF Mrs. Peeney, corner OF
Rivington aud Lewis sta. They were locked up.
VIM II kipp Samuel Fisher and Naihsniel Marshall
were arrested by officers Webster and JessUp OF the
Fifth Ward. charged with being secreted in house ~
Vsrck st with ntrntto steal They were locked up.
Sylvia Holmes arrested By officers y Brien and
Msehan OF the Fourteenth Ward charged with stealing
$50. She was locked up.--.John Reed was yesterday
arrested by officer seely of the sixteenth Ward charged
with attempting To break open the lumber once OF Mr.
Dsnham, foot OF Twenteth-st He was locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

The DRowsED MAS-The body OF coiored
man picked I'D In our hsrbor some days since on one
Of whose fingers found silver ring with hVe-een'
piece affixed 10 IT, 10 sscersiDed TO be that OF son Of
Mrs Rexe respectable eolOred woman OF TIE CITY OF
his found oosrd the boat bat how be came
by bis death Is not known. Persons having Any nior
uston on the subjset requested 10 eommunie.le
TO Martin Van H9VenDargh, Esq. Ia Ctsmoersst New
York. New AaTsR solrpA, &0nasy.
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r a d M sTERBINs,
lave FOR SALE, in lots 70 suit purchasers, 81 &c

No. II NAssAUsT.
LAVE FOR SALE, In lots " suit purchasers hio"'
ssoWN sHEETINos-A great variety or.tyes, heavy
,rd fne-L.wrence, Portsmouth, salmon Falls Crotoni
lowell Eaton Mills Weslpofa MILESTONE North Caro-
"n c,rToN YhRy-Twi,. ard sling to 20. nom
,h S.. mills In Paterson EewJersey, for AaagtaetwsT'
otcoRpRsE YARNS for Country Trade-Assor,ed No 70
n I'd 7,s y OF superior quality fom Norh and South
csroins Grorsis Virginia and New Jersey. Long h<ss
aet Dog. Tdr 81 oe.s alsy aifrss BS TUNE
Carpet Warp, HickAg Serne itStne' &c. &c. "a SIN
~ B-Lib-rAl advances made on eoosignmens. ~ onl
DIEACHED sHRETINGs and shrIing. Of every
Dsyle width. from u yard 10 ysfos zoe my
be had q manufacturers prices on The "a noor o. -
Cedsr.sL P-aflsI Ths 10 the fst ana ony 1 ~
ave assortment Of beached goods In tnis eiy, 400 %
goods are furnished 10 country merchants ~ ~" INC"
wsnIs a. the usde price, Of large lots % c.A.,.,
sul7 7. " UNDERHiLL 90. 49, ~ and q Ceosrrss
yTAHK MILLS sHEErINGs.-lOo bales for
- .a's by TN UNDERHlLL CO.
10 and 20 Cedsr-sL I'd foot
Also 90 bales Indian Head, and 81 do Lawrence y
will be sold manufacturers prices, - ana ~
near PeaTlst
,IPKISO CA-sInEREs.-5o cas-s meriDo esss
wi m-Tes. comprising all coor' and ml1'aes ee sns
AM 1--''''@' 10 Exehsngsplsee
NE,,KO ,.VODs.-5O0 pscksses COvenlry, Geofgia,
~ Dover, Baltimore, Concord River and washington
f t2ls A-' A'''' NEssITi co 50 and q Pios-.L
DROWN sHEETING. and shrtngs Of yAnou'
n~sil.kuoWn slyles and qualities, Tor sale Oy
D ~ CT HARRIS % Eachsass-placs.
DI-E1CHkD tUOD>.-65o cases comprising every
Dwisth siy.- and quality, fyr sac ~ .o,,
iys saIIn = ~ - ~ . -
NtEKINU CA--InBkEs-lo cases sreen' black
wi and god mixed. ust received Tor sale oy
iy21 ch-hltn = ~ - - = -
1,OLORkD LININGs and prlhess, f0s sac ~
vi C. y. HARRIS. 70 Exchaoge plsce-
0S PRICED 81 eesehed shir.tngs Of VARIOUS
L.,,ie, Tor s.sb BY C. HARRIS. 70 Exehsngepi@re-
sa0ULDEe-BRACE. AND BoDY-BELTs=
- AGkTF5s Patent Elastic Shouder-Bracs, - nlgny
.,srmrnded and psIonized by ire most enin-ni sur
80. IN hi. country for children or sduln Nno are ID
5 An TOO or are rUund shoudsret, or anecied spine
r. win weakness pain IN The chest tnoss Of CON
rn q. or sedenlary habits, or those eounn7d oy s1oy
- srisu Eee,k they vii and Iheu Al ins aaaDe
80. : 10 bracs sh 'Gcers aGd expsrd ne cnesi tnss
b. diving free and beaiihy seuon 70 zoe bAnsI -
c5.sie, I'D laborers asng his Brace. VIII % sDo - 90
.or- Won win iess fatigue, well ~ Improve Ls l9fn
10 he hai wholesale aud retsiii al ,. hotiES
~ G-ntler.sn's Ourhgling Store, 81 Broadway,
coruef PzgE-pls
Es Also . superior Body-BsiI- or Atdorn.' sop
l ,.,,re- hizhIy recommended DoI lm
,I,fIF PHOPRIETOk Of az lavslasbie snd Popa ~ y
medicine 10 deslrous OF Introducing snoneI 49,
-iI Add for general use fOr wnlcn purpose 10
80 ID M recuiref Ally psfsuh oesHS1s VI
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
wLERs e. w X l. L. >,
ly9 sm. Ij1 Nassau-st. n. "
~ wa,er.Cur k.rnbll,hment, II 30

~ Water.Cur Establishment, ~ soudst ~
and syosset (Oyster Bay L. J. Or shkw me earliest
Amecan practitioner and author sefCure, receives
patients A. above Those al distance may, oJ sendirg
Zee BE- advised for q treatment al home myDu
~ New-York Water-ture k-thbiishment,
Al % and ~ Fouueentb-sL ueaL noionsq square Is con
Quoted by bra PERSON and nEEkER, the latter Of
whom spent year Al Gfaef-uburg, studying ne Waler
Cure System as prscticed by rrie'sniI- sul- I'm
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
LArE PEALE's MUSEUM, iy3l Il
QRnanNAy NEM.TORK.
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re- NeM-York WaIer-t ure kstabII.hmen
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,
lfSh LETTERS AND NEWsPAPERss q:
-Sf48ek FOR POREIGN PORTS. q

LATE PEALEs MUSEUM, lJ5l
~ 152 BROADWAY. NETWORK. IL
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CITY ITEMS.
XKpNEspAT. August ..

WEDNEspAT, Augutt %
FIRE At The NOVELTY WORKS The damsge
by the FIRE Of Monday night hss since been s'eertaned
70 be about 5000 instead Of than $4,000 as
reporter estimsted II a, the time.
FIRE.-At halfPast u yesterday fire broke out
In H. Well & Brothers cabinet shop, l3s Es'exst vhic
did considerable damage before it was subdued 1t Is
thought that the loss will be not less than $1,000 We
did not learn whether the property was Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

IxmGRASrs-On Monday 2oe immigrants ar
rived at this port all from Hsvre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

ISeUEsTs-The Coroner held an inquest this
morning 1t the thirteenth Ward station house upon the
body Of Henry T. Pierce of Williamsburg aged ID years
who was accidentally drowned yesterday in attempt ng
10 lump on board the ferry boat the foot Of Grand 81
Alec At thu corner Of Attorney and BroOue SITS upon
the body OF r. Schweger. native Of Germany, eyed
50 years who came to bis death from injuries received
by accidentally falling down stairs Monday night lie
died about - o'clock yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

MURDER IN NAs.AU-A good deal OF excite
rnent exists in this quiet In consequence OF mur-
der which was commted mere some VIE ' -
"Wednesday evening and Friday morning. TIE victim
old man named Phelps seed between oO ana ~
years who formerly hep, tavern In he town sna no
Of late years hss teea living 70 poverty oeess'ooe
Ms own unfortunate hablts We understand thst ne
was last seen alive "Wednesday evening, when De re-
tired Tor the night to small wooden building where ne
was accustomed TO sleep. Friday morning. nsienoor
who went the place 10 look for hirn and u furnish
him with food should hs need H. discovered the old man
lyps dead upon the dead with Tremendous gssh across
the front part Of bic skull Apparently indicted win an
az HI. watch = common silver one, and suit OF
clothes which be known TO have had IN the room
were missing and II Is supposed that be hsd some sr
No cine IN ,he murderer has yet been discovered Two
If,hpen have been taken up on suspeitA, but We be
eve they have snce been discharged no proof appear
log Of their having committed the crime
rhe ,,s,-msrt In The TslesTask that the old mans
rect Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

Mr. BRucE's ADDEEss.-The Richmond papers
sre publishing an address recently delivered BY Mr..
James e. Bruce OF Halifax, before the Agricultural Club
of the counties of Meckenburg 10 Virginia and Gran
VILE IN North Carolina.
10 respect Says the Richmond T1es) this address
10 very remarkable production and one which cannot
fail 10 make strong impression upon the public mind
Mr. Bruce openly declares his conviction of the unproh
soleness OF slsye labor as II present employed IN Virgil
na aud North Carolina and earnestly advises that the
policy should be speedily adopted of sending tie slaves
Ia large numbers 70 the more southern States. Mr..
Bruce Is well known, not only IS gentleman OF great
practic geuce but Is himself large ssyeholfer
who hss bad much experience in the mstier OF Wheh he
spe.ks We know too, that he has not cOniented him
self with examining III subject only one side de nss
travelled In the South with view 10 the aequrement oil
accurate information and all who know him will have
confidence that the results OF his Observation are hsn
yyor,hv of resnce Without asserting 10 his Arguments
in ali their extent must ssy that his conclusions are
sach As must At some early day Be forced upon the
minds of all the planters and farmers OF our State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-26

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