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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

DROPO~AL- f1r carrying tho Masnetic Tele graph
L wires over the Hudson kFer-Ihe undersigned sre
prepared receive pro po5 FOR extending the wires n
The Magnetic Telegraph Co. over lie Hudson River, 40
some point The City 0l Ns~8ort, practicable
Proposals VII be received until hs tenth day ~ No
vemt-r next ild OIL Necessary information be OBJ
tanned appl catou ~ eter Otherwise, 70 either VI
the gndersiEled. b. b. FRENCH, Washington City.
JSO " NORTON, - ScQth-st- NY.
ole eodtSlo 1HJS. NJ CLARK, ~ s0uth-st. y 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

an FALL fASUioN~.-HAis, hAlH-fans
All moisskn Hats - equal 10 those snt pJ nlhes 40
also. elegant dress Hats AZ - lo ami - - s1-
or n style aud finish 10 those IN many places ~ -
neat Hats - q. Murch viii be- pleased 10 see 10
friend. Al this establishment -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
! 49, AaFrFHSO0r Linz. DAILY, e

80 49, AatfFurODN Linz, DAILY, iof
-. 81 te~sulgh and bishAiu, landing al ss1
C0f.and's (PeetEkil.l Wsa Point Cold
5priog ADD Cornwall Tire steamer THOMAS Pow lib
Capt ssml ioluson, will leave No pier foot ~ WsrrersL
10 The above pisces oyoTJ Afternoon, Suldsys 91repied1
commencing Apdl ~, 81 O'Clock. Returning will ieays
awbgigh syosJ morning at O'Clock II. .. All baggsss
90 'reE - every description, bank Dils sp.cr al
board ~ his b0ai must he a. ho s y the iies
n nregs er- ~ bC1s ~ ne hst rnrr oe ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

=. THE ~ - tAi NAfNN- "a .h~' ''N TIT
~ CArrIa JaVouicts, double white ana chutt va
49, f.s n. ~ M eel few hundred OF te best plants
very cheap They boo hue order snt hl-d win Hover
buds. many utAlee size l1 90 ttct htll Also Roses
in Abundance Laur.fiuos. Daphne heatls lieIn'op'f
Ar,ias Frmulas. Nr. tlr Winter flowers tne lInortet
i, and other GARDEN Roses. Shrubs, Grapevine Ala
tns trees SC Bouquets and wreais oi cho -" ioNcft
mi ,ie 10 order WA PHELAN sons, tlor.is.
~ In Corner Of Avenue 4 and FIlh.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
LEWIS :. THOMAS,
DWIGHT JOHNSON,
CHAS J MClLVAlNE.

NUTICE-Parsuautt % . order ~ A. b. HOdge. sur.
NrOk ~ u lh- County Of Kings notice d. hereby given
~ a. p,rsors having claims asaln.i MOSES kiMBALL,
lac " ne Guy " Brook ald County Aforesaid ercaant
ieceased lusI ihey r-d - the
m vouchers hereof y ne su1tcrbsfs a. The ocs 4
Wsm snlh B. an, No lil Watsr-ii City Of Serl-YorE
before he 81 day " February nrrL-Daed ths ii
cay OfAugus 1871 MAkYL. KIN SAIL. Admiai.lrstrix.
au2 s~6m wN SMITH Brown, A min .tra,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
A. DF-IRlBLKP PROPERTY % VI i,n'5afsh

<: ~ ssia ~ % etihe tNustoiy attic ADJ nicnen
~ brick house o6 >outhst Wi'hamshursh, VIII under
cellar marble nantes and mahogany doors. with plated
farntare on the first Acor' yard, well stocked With
shrubs grape vines and howels m great variety ana cho
Kinds Terms easy. ard nie nous lAian'e. POSSESSION
- / 4 TAPsC01.r. % s-ulh-si y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

,Y qI THE LARGEST assortment Of
~ - Bedsteads, Beds, Matressesaud Feather,
T@Y - NJ. WlLLARDS Wareroom.
80 Chatham, corner Mulberry.
The attention Of housckeepers and others particularly
called 10 Weiss patent Tght and loft Bedsfeaf
which drew the premium at the late fair Of the American
Institute. Os Beds renovated. Cots Wholesale AMI retail
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

.n~ .NDTICE.-On and after Sunday. Nov. !,
- 49, q ii7 the steamer, SYLPH and STATEN
ISLANDER will make the following trips,
Leave Staten Island at Q, l0, ID, a. N--l,tt.P o.
L---.- A.-- L-r. II 4 81 - :. ..- l. p N .l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

s,fhlr two miles oi The VILLAGES oi Port Mitchell All
- No'f Lake Indiana To any person desi' ne ni So
ding n me NJ e.t thi. s rare opportunity The tte b.
BOG nlsrutahlf and the property unincunaeFta W.
taxes. For till PARTICULAR anply %
on ir.- r a. JACKSON, ND. l-0 Cheryst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
an iiAr- FOR rnk rEOrLl.-ihe .o6,'l'os >,

AL would invite those about PURCHASING ne" htt 10
ct ana examine HE large and superior stock OF ths
fall patterns They warranted not surpassed bJ any
Tor taste durability sni cheapness.
III 5nsod J. " KELLOG0. ll6 Canelst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

4 EFT-OFF WARDROBE, Costumes, Ac wanted
IL Gentlemen ~ M 1s wishing t0 spose oi their super
fu0ls weaulz apparel Tor cash. vii obtain from the sub
.erbe per higher prices than from any other c-i
er 81 LEkErr. Office lW-li- cor Broadway.
Families attended their residences ~ aqpoil
All orders through the Post Once Or othsrwfss WI De
usnr.rsl.v ,ttert4i t- o. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

SSnn CHALLENGES 70 gentlemen Who
sN.IOU want their old clothes o. LOOK Ike cal 81
The Tailoring Dying. Cleaning add Repairing E-tabiisl
ent Gof-s where yea can Get al grease pitch tar
glue aud pant extracted without selling TIE cloth, a. ne
shortest notice and The most reasonable tens, 5y
j. B NOAH, 20 God-st. toors from beekmea-sI
~ B.-Ths highest price paid Tor gsni4eneni lsit %
z.arioz srpar-L oj In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
-. -rII1t.I4.. OH HDIGJI IN - sIOUha
t.5St ys,sy--sz.F FROM hEw:YORK TO PITTS.

~rz-ra--~>- sUaGH .sD WHEELING "a Fhls.
pitts, Baltimore snd ONO Railroad Cum Heria0I Nd
Western rrayeeTs Of.a. United sales ts md pa.s@n.
20 k.s.s 20 fhtslpfga Wheeling, Cincinnsu AMI 10
Bun All Wet Passeogers going directly through -
~ u aAi Tains,
Leave Ssv Yoh foot Of Liberya dslyngP.
RsNf0ad.
Leave Philadelphia, corner Of Eleventh and nersstsl
daily a. 30 y.
Arrive ~ Baltimore 81 & A. g.
Leag9 Baltimore a. II A. y. " he Baltimore AID Ol,o
Railroad.
Al srfiys 81 Cumberland ai5Pn
LTsgs Cum1srsai s6 y. ~ Nsl.O0si Road and oos.
inelt siafs Lines a1f arrive 10 Pbisbgrshof neeng
9s..eng.rs Tor ril.burgh he splendld co.. sn1
N 5dernDsil teabosis ~ bfO~nsvs and thereby have
on ~ miles u st1fiug % he whole route
gFstr gesnJc4s rsys Plls5Gryh ard Whaling
.ary and gss-cns-gs are fOr~sIo-d .ll1t 70
Ciac.Ela.i sLd al other Dors 10 he sosth ana Meet
MORNING Linz.
seco1d MAJ. leaves New YORK ~ A. NJ dali, g., Pbs
Leaves Phllsde ptia, Sundays excepted. .2pMhy
s.s1nBoss from DocfsL wharf or Baltimore ald A NJ
BIZ Railroad.
Leave. Baltimore every morning at H. a. shove. for
Cumberland.
Yof hroazhucsels by ths route appl, IN Ph.eslptls
NE kafo,d once corner OF Market and Eleventh at
g 5Oulh inifd A. or on board steamboat Docs q What
fsre threuyn from Phiisdelphis W Pisbur.h s2. "
Nnaeing SIS, win The privilege Of stoppn. II .nofe
and ressmins s-sts Of pleasure.
7Or farther Information spplylo
J. l. sLEAgER Agent
A. Adams 4 Coz Express Once NJ Wsl.i IL IA NJ
or - Broadway, cor. Monisst
FOR BALTIMORE
n. 3. The Mall Lice from PhiIadsloti, L, salenors
ssye Depos corner 81 Eleventh Aoi Msrset AIS. snD-
days r-pist, ss A. ~ BY Railroad "a y M b., s.saln-
boel. snd 10 P N. daily By Railroad
are eAnlionsd sgsins, purchasing teses
porting W 20 ~ NE aforementioned Lines, ocs 10
suhorissd 70 sell tcseu 10 Nsw.York for lness Linss
Hnu j. L CLEANER, Agent ios Nal kissA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

EONSI ,IPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
A-rOr years have suffered with these awful dises-
49, aud FROM my heart, feel for AT similarly afflicted,
and beg Il them h try Dr. TaylOfs Baisam Of Lgefwor
his medicine cured me when could not move 10 bed,
.n3 expected % live week Prepared genuine
OILY, A. y Beekman-st iormorly 37t B0wsry.
Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

- ~ ,urrovns pro perry IN 6reenwichayrrue cone
- .fiur I'D two fhr-estory hgcs houses tndofs .a.
uec. of srourf n Anlsst adlninnS ne shsse, " irei
and oil depth. wilbc odd low Par' OF t'
money nav rena.non bond sld morfGtge Apply - : %
gf,X '.,rr.r fif-en,sic h-avenue and Amosst o. Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
[IoUsEkEEPERs' HARpwARE, cUTLEaI

He FINE ivory and common Table Cutlery carvers
spoons tsa-trsys amps cendestcss steel hrs
s-r- coffee mills pantry scales warning pans sad aad
Italian irous britannia and apannsd ware, brass kettles
hollow ware pans, round and oval pots w.e irons
Edirous tea boilers and hsh kettles furnaces coal hod
&C kc. L. , LII LIZ
"a sntlrr 1.a-a Oshnrn A LItrI.I - FsLton-sL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


N0TICE-Al persons who are indebted 10 JOHN :.
" SCOTT, or SCOTT THOMPSON. and all persons
81 no are or claim o. be creditors OF said Scott Scott
Thompson lately carrying business 10 the City OF New
YORK ~ gr0cers are required % present their demands
AGAINST sad Scott and Scott Thomrs1n, and prove he
same DO required and pay their elAess, 70 The sub
scuher az hs residence m said city Oh or before ne ~
DAY of November next Claims not presented viii noe De
tiled any dividend which msy be declared ~ him ~
sfsluee Of said Scott-Daf-d hewlnr< October ~, ~.
ofJ8sf Is. WAlSTELL. li Hudson g.
AT A SURROGATE'- COURT, held 300 AID Tor
n Doe County Ot NcW-iOIk ~ tnr Surrogate oice boo
Che cry of Newl0rk the 10Th day o Octoner DOB tle
year one thousand eight hundred AID i0y-eYenln The
matter of the application o. gage lease or sell The
rea estate OF NATHAN HEDGES, deceased On read ~
aud filing the application of Ethan Briggs the Admin
sfraf0r and Jane Hedges Adm.nisrsK of Gil and sim
sniar the goods. clafieis and credits OF Nathan
Hedges late of the City of New York deceased, intes-
tate Tor authority mortgage lease sell The real e. ae
Of the said interstate tor the payment Of bis debts u j.
ordered that persons interested m he estate OF the said
Nathan Hedge. deceased, appear before the suuO.
gate the County of NewiorS ~ his Office M the CITY 81
NeW-1Orx, the l0fh day Of November next, AZ ten
clock Boo The forenoon OF that day then and there % show
cause why authority should not be given 10 the said Ad
niristrstor snd Admnirsdx fO mortgage, lease -
CD much The real estate OF the sad Nathan Hedges, de-
ceased a. shall be necessary t0 pay his de0rs
0I3 lawtw CHARLES McFEANf surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

lSher1s1. James
l-frufhers, Va
ismyth. Jno c
-tuarc. Thomas
- Eer.arr. IhsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~0-sss FOR KEYPORT, y. J.-Tbe s'esm.
- J. r. COFFEE viii loty- fot ~ Cham
osi % daily Al O'cl0cs, ?. NJ Sundays -.
q ut-l. fJr tire above plaza "a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-12-09
(Cosclssion neat sceek.l

TO md out what 'nosths in Tho year con.
tam lever days than 81, place she iorefio.
ger Of your right hand on tho knuckle Of
the 'orehnger of the left hand, end call that
knnckle January, then tho space between
that knucklc end the next call February.
aud the second knuckle call March, and %
o" IN this order across one hand then COM
me0ce with the knuckle Of the fors6ngss On
the other hand, and count 10 tho sans ma.
ner through the calendar. Try Il, end s;ye
the Hernld credit for . new fact.-Wicoea.
sin Herald.
The Mexican debt u EoRjiah eao;ealse1s
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-12-09
TnE GAZETTE,
IL Published Weekly, at

Two DoLLAas per annum in advance;
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS at six months !;
THsEE DOLLARS Al the end Of the year.
The above terms will be strictly enforced
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For one square or under first insertion, Si,Oo
Each subsequent insertion, %
A liberal discount made to yearly subscribers
hrThe number Of insertions desired must
be marked on the advertisement, or il vii, be
continued until ordered out ind charged accor-
dinghy. :.
f-I.ctscrs to insure attention must be d.
recsed post paid to the Editor.
nrNo paper discontinued until all nrrcura-
Res Be paid, except at the option Of the Editor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-12-09

. The Ms as an. d .C to Eaglisb capitalists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
MIR. Clay nj Cape May.

Correspordence Of the North American [ :. Gazette
Atlantic Hotel CAPE ISLAND Aug 20.
Yesterday the steamboat COhansey arrived mere,
with several hundred passengers from bnos-ton sn1
that vicinity These enthusiastic Jerssy men bad come
10 see the eminent Wing 70 whose fortunes "netner
under adverse OF prosperous crcumst.nces ihry n-1
always clung with uDAtersoie hdehty sno 70 sssuie I'm
that their love A. a. adfast ano acenl ~ 'i
had been Mr. Hampton the aoe and eNecIeb' pre-,
.ept.tve from this Congregational District Introduced
them % Mr Gay 10 bri-f and higny sPproprH,e ao
dress % which the later made most eloquent ana
touching reply.
pressure Of severe domestic att ciion, ne had come
Norihward 20 recruit his wasted health and % ma 10
change Of aevstOn for his sorro~s and tast ne
had hoped and expected that his progress "oui nave
been Unmarked by any public demonstrations. In THIS
wish be had been disappointed but be couid hD' r.
press the qualification which the spontaneous offerings
of regard with which be had been hOnore1 hsd ~ ird
ed him and be was especially happy IN the tribute
which his fellow citizens Of Ree Jersey-A et7te
for which hs had always entertained ngn esteem
had paid 10 him. in thus leaving tnrH homes
and coming many miles 10 welcome nm
such Testimonials Of affection from tucn men nr $50
were sources both of pride and consolation. aud would
be 10 him hereafter grateful and chershed memories
Mr. Clay was listened to With deep emotion and
while be was speaking the tears coursed down m'oy
sunburnt cheek and when he nA1 oone the very iaoi
shook with the prolonged shouts OF his auditors
committee is nov here who came all the way from
Trenton 10 give SIR Clay formal invitation 70 'st
city and We expect to-day steamer ll"ih NC" ~
win numerous delegation bound ona similar mission
Mr. CLAY however st maintains his purpose OF return
ing directly home and will leave here on Monday iof
Newcastle from which place he will turn bis steps 70
the Southwark. .. II,
He has derived great advantage from bis visit to the
Cape and although be has been obliged to unoergo "a
tsues which would break down msny younger man
bis step firm and his smile as ouoysnt as 'ney W.
,wsn,v years ago He takes the surf daily, rides walks,
and talks with all he meets snd-vherever ne goes or
whatever he does-is of course object OF interest
and admiration.
M CLAYTON will leave here this morning on his return
10 his farm His sole object In coming was TO see Mr.
CLAY Whose letter announcing his approach 10 New
castle did not reach him until Mr. Clay had passed down
the riyer) and invite him TO psrske OF the hospa
ties Of Buena Vista; at which place these eminent
statesmen and patriots will pass few days together In
the enjoyment of private friendship and conference on
the welfare Of the republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

TEYsEssEE-It seems not even yet TO be abso
lutely settled that Mr.. Harris, the Wing candidate
for Congress is elected in the Nth District OF Ten
nessee, though we believe be is The majority Is
very small either way, but the probability seems
decidedly in bis favor. He goes into Lauderdaie
Co. some 50 votes behind, and that County is va
riousy reported at 50 and only IS for him. 1t gave
Jones in ~, Go Clay in "A, IS Foster in '4o 60
majority; so is very unlikely to have dwindled
down TO Is now.
James H. Thomas is the LocoFoco elected to
Congress in the With tMaury) District
Neil s. Browns majority for Governor cannot
we think. exceed 900 nor fall below 700.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
Liner from santn Fe.
Telegraph to Phil. North American.

ItItkT III 1'"I'''N1'7'
CINCINNATI, Aug 20.
The Western mail contains several days later IN
telligence from Santa Fe received al St LOUIS
There had nothing Of particular moment transpIed
since last advices The disorderly and riotous DIS
position Of soma of the soldiers was continued ana
a great want of subordination existed.
The attack on Col. Easton by the Camanche In
dians is confirmed.
The report that Fort Marion had been destroyed
il contradicted but it will have TO be abandoned on
account of the want Of men TO garrison It,
The Indians in large forces and well mounted IN
fest the road and cause great annoyance to travel
ers They are bold and daring in their depreda
fOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
,RwyoRK rOvDAy MORNING AUGUST IT, Isi,.

prevents the honor Of meeting you laugh
Tel them-snd ] hope this general response ~hl oe
considered a specific answer 70 each OF tne Commit
tees, Qor If you could how my tine IL occupied
here you wOu1 know that it j. imposs Die 70 "rie H.
that you are charged WIKI the expression Of the best
feelings OF nv h-srt And you. gentlemen Of New
YORK be will be long before tns evidence
Of your regard vi be foreo,ten-amonz the recoAee-
ons Of tae incidents Of this journey this v't VII o.
paramount and the circumstances winch iea % Il
wish YOU an agreeable voyage your return and pray
make ny apologies for being constrained 10 decline
rrnllr nj irrifa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
Inter from Mexico.

RICHMOND Saturday, Aug. 81.
The steamer Orleans has arrived at New. Orleans
with advices from Vera Cruz to the 9TH and Tam
pico TO the 10th inst.
DR.. Hawkins of Baltimore had died at TamPico
of fever.
There were rumors at Vera Cruz that Commits
sioners bad been appointed to treat for Peace
Gen. Pierce was at Jalapa on the goth, waiting
for D-oyislops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

The bark Catharine Capt b utler, arrived yes
terdsy from Havana sailing thence on the 9th inst she
brings US lies TO the 4ih July.
Papers from Merida had been received in Havana to
the 18th ut The elections % the new congress Were
over M, the results not Vet declared According TO the
Sielo XIX disturbances were spprehended IN various
parts OF the country
The Extraordinary Assembly had concluded is lsoor'
by submitting 10 the Government seven proposed De
crees the titles Of which indicated but they are all
of domestic and local nature.
Dates 10 the 9th of July from Caracas hsd been re-
ceved The country 10 entirely pscihed. Guzmsn al
ter his pardon communication OF sentence. sailed Tor
Curacos on the 18th of June The clemency OF Presi
dent Monsgas excited opposition, but he has de
tended bis moderate views In address TO the nation
IN D Pic 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

HEALTH OF THE CIrr-The health Of Kingston
doa. NOT inprovs Sewers. valuable lives osi during the
past week have been added the list Of victim. TO The
prevailing epidemic Tue hospital sod hospital ,hed'
crowded to repleton with unfor1nnAies eno We
convsleseent not in proportion ADD 70 Nnen
two of the four hospital physicians are seriously
Kingston &C. W. "nis.
~ The number Of deaths in the Emisralt
Hospital 81 Montreal On the l7th was =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

FUT fTffIlfEI1
Gen ZACHARY TAYLOR.
For yIcs Presidenf-Gen. WoRrH
For Secretary Of Siate Gen. Wool
For Sscvetary Of War. Gen Q1iiman.
For Seersfary Of ne Nary Gen. kesrney.
FIR Sscrstary % The Treasury, Gen. Gushing
For Auor.ey Gerse7dl Gen Price
For Speaker Of NE House Gen. Pierce
chit Of Engineer Bureau, Gen Pillow
Head Of Naual Bureaus Gen CsdWallader
Peacs Coranissionas Gems Hopping and Patterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

PRESIDENT AND CABINET FOR ls4s.-The Puts
burgh Gazette suggests the following ticket for
ls4s. 1t certainly military enough to suit any
body Evening Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

YALE LAW SCHOoL.-Judge Storrs has formally
rendered bis resignation Professor Of Law IN Coesr
which has been accepted His Excellency Gov blssei
and Henry Dunion, Esq. OF Bridgeport, have teen
h.n elected 70 Ill the chairs made vacant By the re-
sigpstou of Judge Strorrs and the death Of Isaac
Tewn.end Esq II has been decided BY the Corpora
% a, ,hsir prsssut session We learn. 10 have come
so.,r.l nubiic exercises connected with the Law
SchooI-s l.w commencement N. Haven Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-23

NEW DEPARTMENT n YALE CoLLEGE.-We IN.
that the Corporation 81 the College has decided
10 organize new department in that institution TO De-
of = somnvhst different character from any Of those
now In existence IL Is Intended TO be more Pracues
IN lis nature to call together different class oil lnoi'
yduss and like the schools Of Law, Medicine and The.
oogv 10 bs unconnected with the acsdemea branch OF
the institution Under this new department the Pro.
censorship Of Agricultural Chemistry and Anina sna
Vs,sf.ble Physiology also that OF Chemistry applied
10 the Aria both Of which created last year are 10
be referred. D-.....-..,.
nd vs.nerd.y which will properly come under the
new branch Of the University. II u mat OF me Ian
gasges of Modern Continental Europe HE genuemo 40
who IA, been selected TO Oil the chsir Prof seneie De
Vsrs now nj the University OF Virginia handsome
donation toward founding and estaoi.hins m. froles
sor.hp from Charles Aston Brsted' Esq oil New OF
has been offered TO and accepted BY the Corporaon
Ne 40 NOT know how soon the Arrangements con
neced with the new department will be competed .
taAt the idea be put into practical oP.rsHon' 0u
New Bsven Herald.