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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
Provisions.

Beef prime Mess, new, per tierce, s5s CPS I'd :
ordinary,75s SIS old, 4Os COS Mess per bar
rel, new, sos a SIS ordinary and old 36s i6s
Prime, sos Sos Extra India family, SC. per tire,
zoos loss. Pork, prime Mess, new per Dbl 4Oa65 +;
Old, 35s 45s Mess, 40s sos Prime, J2s Cd ;
a 36s; Bacon, dried and smoked, old, per cwt lbs
a OPS, Long and short Middles, free from bone
Eastern none, Western, 2ls ass Shoulders 3
a 2ss; Hams, smoked or dry, in canvass duty
paid, per cwt. l5s sos Sailed IN casks los rs
Lard, fine leaf, in kegs, per cwt. 59s ils do
in barrels, 3ss as ordinary to middiing
BIS a SOS inferior and grease, POS II PCS Cheese
fine, per cwt, duty paid, none middling 4os i3s
ordinary, lss 3ss. Rice, duty Is, Carolina
dressed, first quality, lss l9s; second quality
l5s a lis. Tongues, OK, picked per doz. lbs a
pos. Pigs, per cwt, POS a So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rY' THE NISETEENrH CENTURY, No. III
has been issued Its contributed articles are as follow
Itfe-The Ideal and the Actual. ..--.... H. Greeley
address TO the People ION Associa.ion) Parke God"n
Thoughts for the People Hymns do. e u stuart
Womsn's Rights and Woman's Place g. montgomery
The Carpenters son pto' LtPPa'u
The American Press and the French Republic i FISK
Crimes of British Government in Ireland e q Burr
A Legend of the Nara gansetts.- amy pfsei.
pos,r.-she has Fallen-Fanny Renshaw Maid OF
the MIST NJ Knowlton To Una-S. Anna Lewis ?
Sonrets-Fayette Robinson; The Echo-C. Chauncey
Burr <,,, q 81
Edaorials-Henry : Patterson Glimpses Of the
Dawn. Lancrs Letter on Egyptian HierogyPnics
The Industrial Congress sensual Critics Inc French
Renublc, Civil Reform The American slave '""'
New Books.
We believe this number equal in interest to any OF
t predecessors and that TO hose who hope more than
they fear from Free Discus aud Human Progress J.
will specially commend itset 90 per annum Phlad-
q r Zleber s. Co. New-York w II. Grahsm9
VASTLY FAIR. Pen and Pencil Sketches
Of English Society: By VIZ. THAcKERAY' Part l. mas
Jus, been issued by the Hsrpers We have not read H.
but we know Thsckeray, author Of the feAo"P'usn
Correspondence ac) and are sure that the BOOK mas
,nore than fun in H. The cuts are very expressive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
MONEY MARKET FIRM.
.,s,. Of the Corn and Provision Market
LITTLE CHANGE IN COTTON

The Cunard steamer Europa, Captain LORI,
which sailed from Liverpool at p NJ. on the 18th,
reached Halifax at P. n. on the 25th, having
been detained hours outside the harbor by athick
Sg. and left at o. clock the same evening, arriv-
ing at Boston yesterday morning at 81. She
brings us four days later intelligence from Liv-
,rpool and Ireland, and three days later from Lon
don and the Continent We give below Tele-
graphic dispatch from Boston, containing sum
mary of the latest intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

their resignation, collectively, on the question
whether the war shall be carried Oh 10 the last, or
whether the temporiziHg policy should be adopt
ed. The Ministry preferred the latter opinion
Gioga and Darins are spoken Of as forming part OF
the new Ministry.
CoLoesE, July l9.-The march Of the Russian
troops INTO Modavia is confirmed. The people
have declared Republic, and the Prince has been
forced 10 sbdicate.
tbs reported that Wallschia IS IN a state Of re
volution, and that the Prince has been executed
by his subjects
The Russian troops on the Pnssian frontier have
usoved to Gallicia.
The Austrian Ministry has resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
FRANCE.

Another plot has been discovered al Paris.
correspondent OF the London Globe says that the
men of the Ateliers Nationaux and the other
turbulent workmen had resolved to make another
attempt on the 9TH the day originally fixed upon
for the five sous banquet 1t is now known that
TN, was merely pretext for getting together an
immense body, most OF whom were to carry arms
,ecreted under their bouses while others were, on
the FIRST signal of outbreakto have proceeded to the
aepo,s of muskets and ammunition which were
70 have been made in the quarter three or four
DAYS before the intended meeting. Ii IS said now
that such Of the projectors Of this plot as had
Eot been captured for the part that they took IN
tie late instruction, had for the last fortnight
been organizing their forces for final and desper
ate struggle. Fortunately, however, he entire
pot has been discovered by the Government
The headquarters of the insurgents TINS time
was TO have been the Place des Malesherbes' al
HE back Of the Church OF the Madeleine
and the pillsge OF the houses IN this quar-
ter was part OF the plan. The insurgents were to
arrive from the outer Boulevards, where, notwith'
standing the searches that had been made since
toe instruction in June, they had still an immense
number of muskets secreted more than 800
were found in the houses Of the Faubourg Mont
Martre, and seizure Of muskets and powder was
made in the quarter OF the Madeleine. The Gov
ernment is in possession OF the whole detail Of the
plot, and many of the intended chiefs have been
arrested. We can have no unessiness, therefore,
As TO the result.
Tho Minister ne Interior, VI. Senard. who is
man Of great lTobity and energy, b" already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
By Electric Telegraph 10 Lo"do".
- r,,,1,, T,ues Iuly Is


Notwithstanding an official announcement oil
the Government that no danger OF all outbreak
existed, the Paris papers OF yesterday sho" tna'
much apprehension prevailed throughout the
French Capital.
An the political prisoners were moved ON Thurs
dav night from the prisons Of Paris to the detach'
ed ports Several escaped on the way The Ma
tiona Guard aud the garrison were under arms at
the departure of our express, and cannon were
planted at various points. Our correspondent ex-
presses his conviction, nevertheless, that no move
ment Of the disaRected would take place.
The following are samples Of the reports in cir
culation: One is that Il general murder oil the
members ofthe Assembly is intended, means being
organized of executing this simultaneously at their
resncctive places of abode: another is that an
orcan;zed assault will be made on the boarding
schools where young persons oil one ana 'he
other sex are educated, that these shall be cap
ured and kept as hostages TO be delivered up ohiy
an the payment of a ransom in money and the con-
ces,ion of such political measures as the insurgents
may require.
Other reported projects have for their OBJ
iect the blowingu OF portions oil the capitol
bv means OF gunpowder deposited IN the quar-
ters of the catacombs. sewer pipes, cellars and
other excavations which already exist beside
,~cavations expressly executed for tie purpose
II ;s understood that the Pensiones and other es
,obl;shmepts for education have been placed under
careful surveillance again Ii is said that column
Of 40 900 ouvriers, without work, intend to march
n the National Assembly and demand peremptor-
- al ~ IN he shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
Free Soil Convention in Worcester Co. Mass

Correspondence of The Tribune.
WORCESTER, July o. lSi5
The Convention Of seceders from the Wing and
Loco.Foco parties, AMI Of those who constitute
the Liberty Party en- mosse, has just dissolved
It was summoned to choose Delegates to the Buff
falo Convention from lthis) the Fifth District OF
Massachusetts, The Convention called to order by
Alex De Wit OF oxford, and temporarily organized
by the election of AMAsA WALKER, Esq. Of North
Brook6eld liberty Party) az Chairman aud OF Chas
White OF Worcester (slso Liberty Party as Secretary
A Committee on Organization subsequently reported
for President Col ALEX. De Writ, and six Vice Presi'
dents with three Secretaries.
Speeches were made by Amasa Walker, ExJudge
Allen. Col De Wit, Rev. L. b. Peck OF Blackstone,
and Mr. Whiting of Uxbridge, who thought that Gov.
Norehead had not written to Gen Taylor aud that the
General had not replied because he (the Genera)
meaat 70 withdraw IN favor of the Buffalo nominee
Tue Delegates % Buffalo are as follow
ALEX DE Writ Of Oxford" late Wing
MosEs WooD ol Gardner" late Democrat =
and CHARLES WHITE OF Worcester, now a. ever All
Abolitionlst.
Col Woods orthodoxy underwent some discussion,
but it was finally affirmed. Mr. White accepted the
trust ntimang that he should not be conducted by the
action of the Convention unless 1t suits his preconceived
Resolutions were adopted which had been submitted
by Amasa Walker.
A County Convention, of the same materials, is no"
In session
There Is more or less commoton IN these parts, and
there is also strong probability that so FAR as depends
unop the course OF the Massachusetts, Delegation 10
Buffalo there viii be very respectable bone OF coh'eh
ton thrown into that body at is commencement
But the mail Is closing, and remain truly yours
WACHUSETT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
GENERAL NOTICES.
rs,- NJ. Arago,s Lectures on AstrOnomy.-Th

~ VI. AragO's Lectures on AstfOnOm5s-ino
Lectures Of this celebrated Philosopher published In
very neat form with Illustrations and cold al The
low price OF Is cents. The contents as follows
LECTURE l. General Laws Of the Refrsction and Re
Election Of gh Lenses Telescopes Structure of the Eye
II. History OF Astronomy The different signs OF the
Zodiac. - -, ,,,
ILL., Aspect OF the Heavens MoHohs oi INC heafehiy
Bodies.
". The Fixed Stars.
v distance Of The Planes The Sun Physical Consti
uuon of he Sun; The Moon Physical Constitution Of the
Moon a.. -,
vi. Mercury; Physical Constitution Of Mercury Venus
OF Venus she around he Sun Pnys
lea Constitution Of Venus Superior Plrnets Msn; Phys
ica Constitution Of Mars he four Telescope Panets-Ju'
no. Ceres Paliss and Festa -, -,
VII Jupiter and hs Satellites; Physical Constitution OF
Jupiter; saturn his Ring and his Satellites herschel OF
Ur-nus. and bis Satellites. -, a..
VIII Distances Diameter Volumes SC OF inc rlanets
Keep ers Laws; Universal Attractions VI me Masses Of Inc
TX. Figure OF the Earth Dimensions Of the Earth The
TartLs Motion; Diurna Rotation of tho Earth Annual mo-
x. ieeqlsilres Of the Earth aud Moon
XII. Comets Haneys and other Comets rnysieH 'oh'
XII. FeJ'p;er ~ the Moon EelDses OF the Sun
xiv Determination OF Lat uds and Longitude.
XIV. The Atmospheric OF the Moon N the Horizon The
XVI Tie Seasons and tie Days, The Esrh' Tempers'
Lure.
XVII. The Calendar
Appendix Table Of the Considerations, with the number o.
nav 80 jyzSu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Correspondence of the New-York Tribune.
Liverpool Corn Market July 10, 8

Correspondence Of the NewYork Tribune.
Liverpool Corn Market. July Is, PPM
Best Western Canal Flour per Dbl POS pos
Richmond and Alexandra, 27s cd 2ss Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, 27s I'd 2ss New Orleans
AID Ohio, 27s ass Canadian, 27s Cd a 2ss Cd
Western States and Canadian sour, 25s PCS.
Indian Corn per or, White, 29s a 3Os; Yellow, BPS
s34s. Indian Meal per bbl, As As cd. Barley,
Der 60 lbs IS IS sd; Oats, per As lbs, rs Is Sd;
Oatmeal, per $40 lbs, 22s a 23s Cd Rye, per 6O
lbs. IS a IS Cd Peas, per JO4 lbs, Pas JUS
Quoted without reference to duty. The weather
being uncommonly fine this week operations IN
Bread stulfs have not been active. Prices continue
6nn. The general business Of the week has, ON
the whole, been limited, particularly in Wheat
and Flour, with turn in favor of buyers, who
nevertheless purchase very sparingly. Indian
Corn and Meal, however have been in
brsker demand for Ireland al advanced rates, pro
duced in some measure by the potato rot ALARM
which.it must be said,is by no means satisfactorily
.abstantisted Oats Oatmeal, and Beans have
slightly declined Our market yesterday was less
firm than in the early part OF the week. The
London markets have participated In the feeling
displayed in those OF the Provinces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
SPAIN.

In Spain the insurreetion IN iS'or Oh Inc OOu'''
do Nontemolin fills the Government with ALARM
Salamanca, the capitalist whose dexterity as an
iptrsuer renders him one Of the most formidable
enemies of the present Government is about TO
experience the effects Of its vengeance by the
confsoation of all his property in Spain as Car
list and a rebel.
Narvaez proposed this measure IN Cabinet
Couacil and it will probably be carried into effect
But little reliance is to be placed the news from
Navarro and Catalonia published in the Gov
eminent Journal.
The Captains General of Catalonia and Navarro
had been ordered 10 shoot upon the spot Cabrera
and El;o, or any other Carlist Chief who may fall
into their hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Upland, ordinary per ID 81 sgd middling'
sd SD middng, fair, 4sd fair, I'D good ialr'
.ld good 4sd fine, 5Id New-Orleans, ordina-
~, 81 3sd middling, 81 Id middling fair 5sd
a AID fair 4sd good fair, I'D good, sd o3d :;
choice marks, q GId Mobile, ordinary to mid
ding, Sd a 3sd middling, SD mid. fair Id 4td ;
fair AID, good fair 4sd good 4.d fine 5lda SD; sea
Island ordinary to middling I'd Cd, fair to good
lair lod lid, good to fine l3d led; stained I'd
ID This market during the week has assumed
firm tone prices generally having advanced I'd
per 10. and the sales amounting to 1880 bales
OF the latter $500 were taken on speculation, and
5240 for export. The American descriptions sold
consist of 1880 bales Upland at Sd sid; 23,370
bales OF New Orleans at 81 Sad 7,l7o Alabama
and Mobile at 81 a5i; $40 Sea Island Cd led. The
imports during the week have been 2s,sOO bales,
and the stock in port is estimated at 6l4,oO0 OF
which the American descriptions are i59, 600 being
an increase Of i95, 900 bales. This days market was
firm the sales amounting to 1000 bales, Of which
1850 are for speculation and export.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
IRELAND

The crisis is now fast approaching, and each
party is grding itself for the conflict. The Gov
eminent, by rigorous censorship ofthe Press the
arrest of the Confederate Missionaries, the EN-
ployment Of spies, and the augmentation of It's
armed force; and the People by prodgious ac-
tivity in the enrolment Of Clubs, the establish
ment of the League, the distribution Of arms the
most complete determination of classes aud bound
less resolution and enthusiasm.
On Saturday night, Mr. Duffy, OF The Nation
was unprecedented on a charge Of treason and tel
onv, and committed to Newgate, whittier he was
followed by Mr. Martin of The Felon, who had
previously surrendered.
On Monday the proprietors Of The TribHne
Messrs 'Dougherty & Williams, and Mr.. Hoban,
the publisher, were committed on the like charge
the whole Of W HON will be tried at the Session on
the sth proximo.
Mr. Doherty was arrested IN Cashel on Monday
and Mr.. Meagher in Waterford on Tuesday, on
charges of sediton, and will be tried at the pre-
sent assizes in Tipperary and Limerick.
Mr.. Meaghers apprehension caused the utmost
excitement in Waterford. The chapel bells were
rung: thousands of confederates assembled, and
it required all the authority and influence Of
the gifted and chivarous captive, aided by the
Catholic clergymen, to prevent the people from
falling upon the military and police. As 1t was
they stoned the authorities, and cut of one body
OF the troops from the other. They erected Tor
midable barricade, which impeded the progress O
the escort, and tor miles harassed and hunted the
processioni but happily no lives were lost.
During the week, Mr.. Darcy McGee and Mr.
Honeywood, were also arrested for sedtion, but
the bills were thrown out by the Wicklow Grand
Jury on Thursday.
The excitement, not only in Dublin, but through
out Ireland, is intense, and the note appropriation
is everywhere sounded.
The fire Of revolution has extended To England
aud Scotland, where the United Repealers and
Chartsts are rapidly organizing and arining
The Nation, notwithstanding its proclamation
has appeared this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
From me London Times 18Th inst.
Money Narkct-Fridny Evening,

The English funds opened this morning at All
Improvement Of nearly lper cent. and owing to
the nature of the Consol settlement, experienced
for short time still farther rise. The first quo
tation of Consols was s7I to so, and IN conse
quence of scarcity of stock for delivery they rose
to s7i, whence they finally receded to their open
ing price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
ENGLAND.

On Monday, the convicted Chartists in London
were sentenced each to ten years imprisonment,
with security for future good conduct.
The Queens Ministers have abandoned their
intention of permitting her to visit Ireland in the
course of next month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

IRISH RELIEF.-The sum of 81 ,7S6 ~ has been
collected in Milwaukee Wisconsin in aid OF the suffer
ing poor in Ireland and Of this : 81 "a invested
in provisions and sent forward 10 the Friends Commit
in Dublin. The remaining sum, SO ", has been
spportoned in three parts slOO being gwen 10 81
Johns lnfrmsry 800 10 the Ladies Benevolent Soei.
ETY. of Milwaukee and the remainder to the Friends
Committee In Dublin.
STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoS.-We are informed, on
the thorty Of letter received here yesterday that
the steamer Ridgeey, bound for this place burst a
boiler Trinity, Thursday Of last week killing
and dangerously woanding Elk or seven more
all supposed 70 be deck passengers or hands No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

USloS COLLEGE CONNENcEMEST.-The follow
ing is list of the honorary degrees conferred at the
Commencement Of Union College which took place
yesterday July 26 and which was occasion OF unu-
sual interest embracing the semiCentennial Cee5ra
tions Of two Of the Literary Societies.
The degree of LID conferred on 5 WELLS
WILLIAMS (author Of The Middle Kingdom }
The degree Of DID. on Rev. GIDEON n. JUDI of Cats
kill Rev. ALEX MoNAs President OF Victoria College,
Canada West Rev. EsESEzER HALEY Of Troy Rev.
Prot. KENDRroK Of Madison University Rev. HERMAN
HOOKER Of Philadelphia
The honorary degree OF AN. was conferred on Hon.
ZADooK PRATT Of Prattsville; and JAaEs R. lRIsH,
President of the De Ruyter Institute
That Of ALB. on wILLIAM wsIeHrsoS OF the Albany
Academy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
LATEST.

The news from Berlin is unsatisfactory. The
Communists ars endeavoring to incite 10 an in
surrection, similar 10 that OF Paris.
The three months srmsticeI between Prussia
and Denmark has been confirmed for the third
time. Peace is expected to supervene.
Portugal is tranquil.
Mehemet Ali is represented to be insane.
Considerable Disturbances have taken place IN
the neighborhood of Frankfort. Barricales were
erected and some loss Of life took place.
ia Italy the war is still carried on without wig
or No farther decisive impression has been made
by Charles Albert.
Late information from RUSSIA is not authentic,
but 10000 men are said to have entered Modayia.
The Cholera is irightully on the increase.
GERMANY is still unsettled. The election of the
Archduke John is causing the utmost excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
By Telegraph to the Nsw.YOrk Tribune.
Independent TAYLOR Convention.

The Independent Taylor Convention met The
attendance was small and but little excitement
manifested
After the organization Mr. Plrrs moved they
should hold a secret session for the purpose OF
reading Gen. TArLoRs letter replying TO their
card complying with the request Of non-pablics-
ton
The emotion was carried and the public excluded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
shipping Iutclligence.

Ltrcfpool. Ar rived 4 4. sfh Lnnstitniinn.
18th. Sailed Rome and Queen oithe West sth;
NJ. Howes, 9th Finland 18th Gardner, 18th
Carolina. Katahdin aud Kate Hunter 18th Mon.
ument Sheridan, England, 18th.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


- nauurrreau stock Depot.-EDwARD WHITE
- "A -ss1.rtfly announce 10 his customers and me Pl-
- srfy that be has removed his daguerrean stock De-
Dot from rs 247 Broadway corner Of @arrsy-st ~nsr
IN rice u.ed in the Photo graphic process
The Dsguerreosype Plates manufactures by z " ave ae
80 i1,g universal SUBTRACTION and considered BY the
be., eperstors be IN many particulars the nnes n NE
mlrkef. r.. 5000 he
Csc, Of every SIZE and quality also manufactures "
49, nropretor and sod In quantities 70 suit purchasers
Hyi5g an experience extending back 10 the art MIRO
dacfion u The s, be can safely assure h9se ~ ~
FIN are OF superior description and warranted " ge a.
f.on not osy a. reg ards quality, o2i Price Ii.ees
rent forwarded when requested Jy~f lHii'P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
RUSSIA.

THE CHOLERA appears TO rage win great in'eh-
sity in Moscow. FROM the 18th to the l'th o.
June there were LIZA new cases, and 92s deaths
On the last.named day, not less than s@7 persons
were seized with this dreadful malady and lSS
others died The Cholera is gaining ground at
Kasan. Negria Novogorod, KOstowa, Jaroslaw'
wologler, smoleDsko, SOuls, and Kima' IL has
also made its appearance in Pensa' Tarkow'
Olonetz, Wilska, and Ora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ Let those Dye now who never Dyed De-
fore.-I Is really quite unfashionsbe 10 have grey hsf "
whsker and hoss Of tbs fact irormed hey
can easily change those murders natural black or brown
color without jury the hair skin by the of BArch
ELoRs instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye Sold, shos.sie
snd retail. At Waist near Broadway. ~ Fh&"u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
waRNPU A. MARsH,s New
rYI,E HOR SALE.

enn LBS. MINION TYPE, the sane a. is'sy asa
Il .,)tDDoD this paper ~ N cents per ID -.
100 lbs Agate same lately used 10 our so's'u'"s
TERN TERMS CASH., msy be purchased IN qu.nusss 70
saii sppncan,s ohLhhI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28
rz.. ..r..an ardro-rherapeatIcI nstitnte.

~ TN" N % who started the FIRST W4er-Cure nsi.iu-
- I, ,s routtYy receives invads AZ bis commodos es
,sbl.ansnl IS Lsghts door from st. Johnspars Hs
Ia, ~ fres,ent combines all the known remedial adspta
a. Manning with variety Of physiological and mech2n
ri appliances peculiarly his own, and dist and regimen
1nuke thoss Of any other Guy establishment No drugs
n.svsr are slsr air food and exercise being the
On " therapeutic sles. Patients provided
With key the Park, giving them scc,ss al al times % the
,oo.t Shtf and saubo1s promenade ground In New.
YORK Day patents accommodated Consultations v.
t-4f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-28

~ We learn from friend IN Schenectady,
that Hon. JOHN l. DECORATE OF that city, died yes
terday, July &c, at noon, Of disease which for
some weeks had rendered his recovery almost
homeless