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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVEN.
~ ing February loIh will be presented the play of WEIR.
NER The nheritance-We'ner MIR James Waliack. jr
urck. Mr.. Flemiua Straenheim Fredericks: Idensein
yachs HsnIiet Chapman loser hlne, Mn is Wallask
eomeaeth of M0NsI r. UR lac GU Es-Monseur lacquer.
Mr Dawson Antonio, Mr.. q. Chapman Nina Miss
g cs; Gallery IN cents Doors hafpast o'clock
Performance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MODEL OF THE
Holy CITY in the days Of tho Redeemer open
hsiG.iery 5ea Brocdwy Visited in Enroe by halfa mil
lion OF people. hlr. Malone Ravmoad Of Dublin will give
his descriptive lecture daily at rnd in the evenings fora
Not time only Admission 20 children half price,
Pamphlet and map l2 Opens half
leon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

CLARkES SACKS, VERY LOW.-AT THIS AID.
~ vanced season fad have few overcoats ready
made N IN eught ] shs'l Therefore, sell them at lower
Jrices than OF for cost My usual assortment OF
cloths &c. of the be my prices are all well known-al.o
my talent Strangers therefore requested
m, and see my work q. o. CLARKE, li6 William street,
opposite the Washington stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

NEW MUSIC FROM FERRETTS. 4 PRICE
Just received end for sale at the Agency 2 Broadway
Alb would hat happy day ne,rp duetts from Linda TH
Thee and only thse' ditto i2x Cu.d,i
qgiy,r G;llop, So cents Waltz from inda 50 cent?; R.yel
Polka Ga tcenn; The Guerilla Song Ga with other
pieces, at equally low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

NJ EINHARDT'S GILDED BRASS LETTERS FOR
ll Sens-fhese letters remarkable for durability and
bfillianey OF n. gliding nnsquaed BY other article
The citywhich b.acy Is NARRATED to stand exposure to
desired. Odea left Jones' Beebe o 1870 Fulton
viii be attended to- The heretofore existing be-
r. MtINHARDT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

r. ENTERTAINMENT IN ELOCUTlON-NATHL
- Dunn A M and Mr. John T Bell will give their fr.t
uterainment Elocuton Friday evening iih inst at
he Minerva Rooms fO6 Broadway. Tickets cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE-THUEsDA
M evening Feb - ls!a-'ro commence with the DEVIL
Mad ts Miss rhiIlip. To be followed By THE sew
EmGQgLMANMsosSv Brsstwndow Ar Hsilsnd Cspseum.
Roberts After which, .rkGqY GREEN-Nichoas snol-
re- NJ, Holland; Ms Clover Mrs Hen,y Peggy Miss
Mary Taylor To conclude with HUNTING A TURTLE
Timothy Dandsion Mr.. Holland; Mrs Turtle Miss Rob
erts. Doors W, curtain O'CLOCK ress
Gle. 50 cents: Boxes. 81 cr nts: Pit, shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

ITO LET.-FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS-A LARGE
convenient comfortable Farm House Barn aud out
Buildings, with good garden aud about forty lard
good state OF cuvaton youag apple orchard af about
egny tees OF ne best Kind OF trut in good bearing order
town of fonke about mile from the New York aud
lem Railroad Depot. at Williams Bridge. Terms moderate
Possession the first of April For terms app
to q: VALENTlNE, l63 Front street. New York, TO
ABRAHAM VALENTINE. near the premises. Yonhers,
FEBRUARY %. I848
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

NJ AssAPEQUA HOUsE.-THls WELL KNOWN
Iva during The months and of Trout
Fishermen in the Spring. is to lease fom the first of
Ma next for number Of The splendid lake
desirable locations on the .la.d The property be
premises THOS FLOYD JONES. South Oyster Bay,
Feb 7h l8i8 NBTne above establishment would
e on fur n DTiya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

ROWEHY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING,
DFeb 70 1873 Benefit Of N issC TO MN. nee
Clarke Raphael Mr. Vale {; Cs.siJa, Mrs Walcot. Afsr
which, the VIRGINIA MUMh Y-Gugsr Blue. MIR T. ID.
Rice; Dr. Glen Mr. Keeue; Lucy hiss Bell To b, follow
90 by VitIohINE, or ~ sleep on t-Victorae, Miss
gtlahe; Alexanr'r Mr.. Walcot; ear Chsnialyupe Nh
stevens; Elise Nrs Sutherland To elude with TOMP
NNs nLoE-A fomph,ns. Esq Mr. Waicot; Lady Crazy.
is Walcot Borei % crnty PIT aud Gallery l21S e'nts
Doors NJ 81 o'cock Perfn,m-rr. 70 commence AT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

w. BROWN, AUCTIONEER-FURNI rURE.
China Glass Ware &cJ. w. Brown will sell this day
way variety Of second hand Furniture large stock
Wash stands French Gothic Bedstcads hlirs
Sofas. Mattresses &e. Aso China CToehery rich nj elias,
Wac, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware lea Trays Ne with
other useful house eping artcies '~' " 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

ELOUK STORE.-FINE BRANDS GENESEE, OHIO
and Michigan Flour, comprising every brand in m'rh Ct
at wholesale and retail Eetses and purchasers for family
us single barrel at the Wholesale rate JOSEPH
NAYLOH, No Front, While hal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

CHATHAM THE ATRf.-THURsDAY EVENING.
- FEB leh the Performance vn cor mepce with META
Mr. Breugham; Paddy voucnsn. M
INC PiCJ UREs-Bob Plastic, Mr. Brigham; AngsIiqus
Mss Hildretn nee Mr. scott. TO conclude h AGNES
DE I'd de We're Mr. Su herlapd. Oliver Dobbs
NJ. Herbert LYDIA, Mis-. jd,e,h Asne, We're, Mis-.
msaee AZ = Boxes. Is cents; PIT i21s cent?. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w First nigh Of Miss C.. Wemyss and Miss Dean Thurs
Day evening Feb TO- 1919 will be performed the tragedy of
Wheaey; Dumont. Mr. Rishipgs; Belnour, Mr. johnson;
Jane Shore, Miss Wemyss; Alicia, Miss Jua Dean To
conclude with FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR
LADKMRSy Gomez NJ Riehips.; Dntehe.s Of Torrenues.
Miss Julia Dean end Miss O. Werhvss will appear.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, -FOUR
Ladies' of u,doubed talent, to gil responsible situation.
talent md ctabty reed apply Applications be
at the Box Office of the Bowery Theatre. to A. W.JACK-
SON. Written communications directed az above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

w ANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE-
w young woman as Cook washing, and ironing, and blk.
oil reerel gwen: Can be uatI engaged Apply
Br ,oklt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-10

I NREDEEMEO PLEDGES-AN ELEGA ANT LOT
" has Just come to h,nd-vz, Dress aud Frock Coats
made n mos: superb style :,Ik rmminss good new
ON S to SO each Cashmere Pants 81 to 81; Vests soc to
"a U.s. Over and Coskst 80 to $40 Cash paid for Gents
CLOTHING Cleaning ard kspasg - SOFT Store. corner Of
NJ anos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
TIFF. NOMINEE,

We have lccn much mortified That cur Wing W''"'
rem, and among them The editor # the Il chmond '-'
should have Inexperienced views in re9ad 10
Taylor. From the beginning there was 10 man IL Wv,
mon Whose elevation l9 II Presidency would I''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

by and eritd tie ojrice AID consent ctHe Sc,ate.
CONSt'I.S
John \ \. GsworId, Of New York, for the port Of
sh"ngh1 III China, IN the place Of Caleb l. ao. re-
Signed.
IIro'jo l. Spaluo, or the pert Of Gibraltar. in the
place Of liTatio Spmguc deceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
FROM TIL. s0t I'll,

The Siu'hefa m1il h,ings New 0franS r7psrs el lie
evening uiiae i0ih There nothing later In AsAi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-25
negroes! NcSw0c. !

" & L O ESttt
| w no" IN marSet TO purchase a fall supply Of NJ,
GRoLN Xvi" pay The highest market cash price Tor al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
National IieIrenchment.

We believe the Wing party IN the recent can
vsss made fewer promises OF Retrenchment anl
Reform than were ever before made by any part,
obtaining control OF our Government, and We re
ioice that such is the fact. Blessed are they
who promise nothing for by them the People are
quite unlikely to be disappointed. And the fact
that SO little has been promised emboldens us q
hope that something viii really be done.
There Is urgent need OF thorough sitting and
scru,inizing Of cur National Expenditures The
Government is deeply Ia debt, has millions yet q
pay TO Mexico under the Treaty OF Peace, and i.
heavily buribened with new expenses by reason
OF the recent great expansion OF our territorial
limits. Our new Rio Grsnde boundary require.
a watchiul and potent Military supervision, les.
against Mexican aggression than against the ruf
nan adveniurers who have escaped from Justice in
our older States and IN Europe aud who will not
easily brook the restraints which follow in the
wake OF Pesce- They have lived well by any
thing else than industry tor two or three years.
and they are now ready to bully and msraud on
either side o. the line rather than betake them
selves to work. Hence Buffalo Hunts and other
free bootlng expeditions, sometimes thinly dis
guised behind a mark Of meditsted revolution IN
TsmsaiPss or protection to Yacatsn, but mean
log booty al the same
Farther up the country dwell the wsrlke snd
untamsble Camanches, accustomed 70 seek sub
sistence by plumber and regarding the scattered
and degenerate Mexicans IS their natural prev
exssPersted by the constant pressure on their
hantiug-grounds OF cur Texan pioneers. and eager
70 resist the doom which they cannot avert
Still sbovc these, ard away over 70 Cahforuis.
wherever an exception 10 the general absence OF
sol and vegetation viii allow men to live. there
are nests Of savage ireeboters visiting but e
chance 10 renew The depredations which the, per
Petraied with inpunity While New Mexico was
ua1er spanish American rule ald Lot very cI.s-l,
comprehcndins the chance which has lately g.
Cured We shall noI therefore be able 70 dis
eapd cur armed iofccs-perhsvs not o. serious,
reduce them. California Oregon. santa Fe.aI
bear upon Us Tor a. increase IN ca National Exuen-
dWares. The annual interest 90 cur Psbi.c Debt
IS heavy the est OF our rev Ocean Mai Routes
Is scricas item. How are nc % NEE. all JUS;
demands and make an impression on our Public
Debt except By yery general and thorough
Reirenchmeztl
We know well the difficulty OF eaecii,s such a
So'k. Ia the irst place. our men in pow er vii
Of course belong to the receivers rather than the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
PRoOKIYE AFFAIRS

DA BOYNToS.-This distinguished exp0unde'
Of sci.uce now In Brooklyn and commences cour..
Of his novel and instructive lectures this evening the
Female Academy. Or. Boynton has recently given
three fall courses Of lectures in Philadelphia and too
N0rA 4zrieaa in referring 70 them hold, the follow
ing language
The sub -cs on which DC di.cogrsed we're perhaps a
in-rrst.nk whin tn aole range q science II.
Magnetism u th- Gobehe Geogra chcz f0rusuon Of ne
Farth-lhe Heavenly hO.ir. tlectricy. y.getsble Al.
ina and mineral fJfn-d he bases Of the lectures. ".
have. tine, hesrt ne subsc. discussed bv
eminent Professors 10 y The d.sn ~. h-d
m-cus of Learning Bal have never o-f witn-s.si
grr elcquerc- or inierest thrown sund speculation,
in Philosophy
Dr. Boyutcn Is certainly sec beyoad no-l men OF b.
profession nn-, ful ard admirably niOd1laief vote
P-rfecl ge-cu ao- Nilh Consciousness. on th Dan az
as s2aieuce Of p-rcl EroWledge = hs ubec We.
% rs ecures a. Interest ard su.ron supposed bv f,,
popular orsiors we have ever hesni-
Il vii be seen By the advertisement, thar arrange
meats have been made 10 exhibit he sublime picture
Of the Coat y Dsait At the elose q the lecture
We are promised course OF lecture. from d,
BoyntOn a. The Broadway TsDsnsels In few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

THE AMERICAN Punitive give this morn
ing the fourth sermon Of our regular series under
this title reported geographically Tor our columns
The occasion which called forth Mr.. BELLOWS S
discourse gives it a permanent value, not only T.
the large circle OF Mr.. GooDHUEs personal friends
but to the community in which he lived and la
bored The tribute paid to his character is well
deserved and the moral influence Of a life OF
kindness lberality and Christian simplicity will,
trust not have been described in vain. In
DIV cling on the solid virtues OF Mr. G.'s character,
the speaker does not indulge in indiscrimiuate
euogy, bat refers, though with a gentle hand, to
the natural errors from which no one IS exempt.
The discourse, which does ike credit TO It's subject
and It's suthor, will well repsy an attentive pc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

The following instructions have been isued -,
the information and guidance OF the parties concerned

The following instructions have been ssued ,,-
the information and guidance OF the parties concerned
WAR DEPARTMENT WAsM>crcv Nov ,. iSss
Il Is known that considerable of money IA, /,
been received By officers OF the s,a and line OF the A.
my OF the United states IN Mexico. from IRREGULAR
sources. which have only been partially accounted for
Il j. therefore hereby required that All officers who hay.
been IN the military service oi tas United STATE. IN
Mexico and s sgents who have been connected Their.
with. will. within ten days after teceip, nouce Of
this order render 10 the heads of their proper bureau.
ana n attached to branch OF the staff they will rem
der the Adutant General OF the Army sccouni o.,
al money snd property received by them during their
service In Mexico and not heretofore accounted or
except money and property received from orosr. ani
agents Of this department as pay and cmoumenbl In
GLIDING al sums snd properties received by them rom
municipal state and other public authorities or sorpo
ration- IN Mexico salaries compensation ior sry
services whatever gratuites presents ~ tom
any citizen or public authority Tor the performance u
any service In any way connected with their oca iu
ties aud All sums arising from sales of public property
and from premium, per ceniage and exchange N
drafts or money W l. MARCY
BY order r. JoNEs Adjt ten Secretary ofws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
OFFICE or 1FHE DIAPHRAGM FILTER

~ The public are respectfully informed lhA' II
quence Of temporary cement for the W1ier
the Office Of The Diaphragm Filter will be- found
part Of store $40 Broadway corner ofLeonsd.i he To
being occupied dgrng ,he time by French f.rcy good.
The subscriber il happy avail himself Of III. opporm
nifty 10 announce 10 the patrons Of The Diaphragm Filter.
that has been awarded smother ueds the late gc PAR
OF The American In.ilce, for Improvement he ,asps
don Of the Filter 10 the main waerpipe Il buildings Tho
sdmirabe and economical plan Of altering all the Wasfhs
enters house, Is now In successful operation n !. s-f
cleansing not requiring 10 be detached IN order
sediment Inn ft-Odl WALTER N GIBSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

LECTURE Margaret Bishop delivered lecture
last night in the American Hail. Broadway on the sec
ond coming OF the Messiah The subject being one Of
interest attracted numerous audience She said The
prophecies Of the old law, which have been partly fa
hlled TO be msds msniest In this age The Saviour
Of mankind whose birth life passion and crucifxion
have been plainly fore,od by the Prophets Of Old
shall come again in bis majesty and in the eagence Of
his glory 10 take possession Of that earthly kingdom
which has been spoken Of in Holy Writ Already We
in the events Of the day the reali zsfon Of the
Prophets words the Jews gathering from every
quarter Of the earth % inhsb the land OF their fathers
and re- build the Temple Of the Most High And Ia this
undertaking all denominations Of Christians have re-
iOiced aad given their assistance those who for eig
centuries have been subject 70 persecution aud
exile Al last restored 10 the privileges OF the
enmiy with which they were formerly regarded has died
out and free people they endeavOrug 20 obtain
their os nstonslty In the pursui, Of this many evils
viii be encountered and quered al obstacles N
sh before their determination and perseverance, and the
Holy Land will sgain bloom beneath the efforts Of the
redeemed lsraeAies. The lecturer here referred 70
sermon Of Prof Bush respecting points adj aneed
by that gentleman and proceeded say that tho reve
atoms Of the present age were such % confirm every
In the truth OF the Saviours reappearsnce Major
Noah In his late discourse before the Synagogue has
spoken Of the Redeemer Philosopher, famous for
the moral principles be taught but denying bis divinity
Now his divinity l. beyond controversy be has proved
By miracles and 20 years Of pure and spotess life.
and the language Of the Prophets is clear and
pcii upon this one point that il would be sy 70 op-
pose 10 with argument After extended discourse.
inierspersed with scripiura quotations Mrs Bishop
concluded with eloquent description 0f the glory at
nnding the coming OF Christ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
scHENcK,s PuLMoNIc sYRrR-
The geat,s' hscioin> IN ne Boridyoy ne cure o,
Cansa~piioa. ass an Byoaesiai and Palmo-
ao,y, Pies'nI and Dgrephc


csnssmpfioa, aae an Byoaesiai and Puimo-
aa,y, Pies'ifs and DsreBhe
4-Jsefioas.
" or al remedies KNOWN here 10 bot one thsi
oe relied for he Of terror Of the human rae,
-consumpuOn That remedy 10 scHG>cK's PrLNosc
sYsUpn
Il has sgccsesed cases where everything sse Ia. s
ed and u viii generally succeed In cgnng every u
va fair us, perseverance, and srct conformity 70 NJ
dlfsclops 10 order that ths may considered .fs
assertion unslpported BY facts The referred
palpnsi puD4sn-d ~ The proprietor which can be hso
srans any Of ihs Offices 10 which may be found number
OF cases s1hstanuaDS the Truth u tbs assertion Aso
msy be seen Al bis Office Of ntcales shieh
nsfs neV~f yet been Published where iscszs hsf-
Den cured u consumption after HAVING been oven ~ -
heh physicians and fnends Il nay Tot b. sm.s " sisi'
ne reason Of he great n he FliuOur Syf1p u
= the powerful purifier Of TIE system kno~b ope
rstes by assisting Manure o. eHp~i NJ disease ron NJ
Hng, stomach and liver. Nher- there hscue fegs'
night constipation al usu. synp oins n consgmp
Of syrup removes ne fever slope fe oil 90
sud requisites the scion u he Do~-s nssing tben
healthy IL .Oot-es snd rp.Ls The disease u
The unz. ard eNg-s u Ia Tie form o. cspectOrairt
mstier .nd II . 1ly .stoussing what egaotss % corsp
Oo tp-ct1fssd BY patients generally Who have tssec
he PuluOoc syrup and his coniinges gnul 81 cs--se =
the uns, removed and iLe patient fn1s. hs ioy ts
b. : restored 10 beAiih
The Pauonic syrup prepared by J. n scHExcs 81
south sith o. Phadrf ta Pre- o. per fOile rsK b.
t-s fof =
BKAScH DEroTs Nee Yoyk Ba.h 4 Cucssner 81 BH
csy.i bostos k@filug Co. sfAie.t Eaif.noys
Smiih, sun Buildings. Ne1-Ovssss wnshi 70 ~
Chzrrrsa
Aessrs-Dr 2 Cfo~-i corner of sin,hsv,rge al
kye,--nih-- h Lyon, 80 GFsna-st Msrs.set N.Y.
10 fghnsi bfooflyh Dr. c. lngls Paterson y )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

ANOTHER CoLLIsIoN.-The brig Nec-O Orleans,
Capt MACY which sailed from this port on Friday for
Nueviss IN contact with the brig Jsroms Capt.
DAYTON, Of Wilmington, n. c. on Saturday morning,
when about 20 miles southeast Of Sandy Hook She
was cut TO the waters edge, and sank almost imme.
diacly Tie stsrbosrd bow Of the Jerome in
and her bowsprt carried away. The captain and crew
Of the Vac Orleans saved aud reached here this
morning in the jerome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
From Nsshin gton.
pleasant


Each House vii pretty certainly frr mn.
rum tomorrow, although msny Menber, 49,.
not ye, arrived believe iun third Of m. :.
ate Is set behind. | think the President. "
sage vail not be sent in tai Tuesday. ..,rI.
asreeab.y disappointed ID 70 Is net ho-rib,, io..
and hideousy Looo-Foco. that is. anti Pao,s,,,-r
anti Improvement anti every thlg lrth.k.,,
very close and only vague ramon. OF is cb,r,r,s,
are as vet 10 circulation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

-ONOMA Aug. ,, l-f-.
The mining fever Is raging here as elsewhere. Nots
mechanic laboring man can ~ obtained in town and
Of male citizens have gone up 20 the sierra
Nevada and are now enjoying golden moments
spades shOyes picksxes, hoes bottles, vals, snuf.
boves brass tubes earthen jars and barrels have
been put requiston and have also abruptly left town
/ have heard from one Of our citizens who has been
At the Gold Placer0 few weeks and be hsd collected
81 800 worth Of the root Of evil, and WAS ,t
aging At the rate Of sl00 per day Another gent wife
and boy collected 500 worth In one day. Another
still who shut up his hotel here Eve orsx weeks
since has returned with s220O In pure virgin gold col
lected by his exeruons. with other aid than
spade, pick and Indian basket
Three new snd valuable lead mines have recently
been discovered in this vicinity and Of citizens
Mr. John BOwies, Of Galena Illinois, gent " 10 has
been reported BY the Boston press having been muir
dered BY the Indians, the Southern route b Oregon
ON the States-informed me that the ore would yield
% per cent and that u his Intention
a pLacticaole. SIX larga .meLt.ng furnaces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

PHoSoGRAPHY IL THE u. 5. SESATE.-There
will be four Photographed Reporters in the Senate
this Session Mr. Dyer for the National IaieAiseHeer
and Messrs Parkhurtt Burr, and Rev Mr.. Marshall for
the Union. We pleased to hear that the Board OF
Education is sbou, to introduce Photography into the
Free Academy. The sooner the better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

gP- In General Committee Of Democratic
Wink Young Wen. BRoA nMAY HorsE. Dec !. Isla.

Refolred That the Democratic Wig Young Men OF the
City Of NewYcfk be requested TO assemble 10 their differ
ent Wards, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec 20, al y.
O'clock such other time the delegates IN the differ
ards appoint elect FIVE delegates represe
the ard in Genera Committee Of Democratic Wing Young
Men for the ensuing yesT.'
Reached That ths delegates elected be requested TO
The rl Friday OF January. 1919 the BroAdw
House for the purpose OF organization "
By order JAMES 7. NJ. BLEAkLEI, Chairman.
F Ho.hhI II u SiasSh''h' Secretaries d 2us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
The New Minister from ,,e,ie.

WASHINGTON sunday Dee
Sshor RosAs the new Minister from Ns,,.,
formally presented TO ire Preslcn; YESTERDAY -.
made sddr,s IS complimentary = The people n ~,
Union and Of rejoicing that hosuites have os,. D.,
trusted hat friendly relations between the iso Cover,
mens would De continued and gave sssuranc. tia, a..
Treaty would be observed on he par, Of Mexico viii
strict faith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, DEC. :.
r. Democratic whig General Commute,

Regular Meeting OF tits Committee will be he'd rs
DAY EVENING. December s. att O'Clock, at the Brosd-
way House By order. PHILIP HONE. Chairman
JosEFH C. PINcKsrY, SccIelsHes "a 2iis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04


So Broadway, near PIT 'cestreet
~ Have Just recsiged direct from Europe per
CAMBRIA.
most beautiful variety Of HoHreasfs In rmbr0ieie sne
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