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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-25

THE CAMPBELLs ARE COMING
Society Library Rooms 3iS Broadway.
Eighth Week
UNABATED SUCCESS
Increased Attraction
The Original and Celebrated
CAnIPBELL'S MINISTRIES,
The Oldest Band In the United States
Under the direction Of O. A. Kimberly
NlrHOSE CONCERTS. the last fOriy-sN nights, have
W been crowded 10 Oyehowng by the fashion and cite ~
In. CITY, announce that they VIII nave the pleasure
u continuing their very popular entertainments
Every Evening this Week.
with an entirely snd original Programme
The manager respectfully announces engagement " IN
Messrs Henry Charles and Bishopthree popular voch
- who " maze their hrsi appearance with this Company
on MONDAY evening when they VIII have he honor OF IN
Producing for the hrs time, the following new and orgha
pieccs. .-
Opening Chorus Darkes master has gone to town.
Poor Nelly Ann'-Orgnal aud new.
Miss julia Tanner-Origns and new.
Emma SNOW
The Negro Traveller TO Oregon -originsl and new
Fathes Fan'-new.
Belle Of Bamore'-new.
Ride on. Darkies'-now.
Bells ROs4'-orginal aud
Opereuc Chorus Buresque from Ernanl-wHtlen eA
pressy for the Canpbes
Revolutionary Echoes'-uew.
Nj Luke West
viii appear every night In his celebrMed
Highland Fling and Army and Navy Dance
and the celebrated
Statue Dance by Messrs West and Peel.
Doors open Al 7-comuleuce al precisely
Admission . cents t
In rehearsal a great variety Of new and original music
which hes been arranged expressly for the Canpoes ana
and will be introduced IN quick succession.
B-O1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON for me conveh.
fence OF antilles there will be performance commencing
at O'CLOCK Admission p cs-children half price so l"s
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NrIBIO's. AsTOR.PLACF, sROADWAf-
l NBesirs AZ 7. precisely VIM. NiBLO Respectfully an
rounces % the public that he has seec III nj snf choiee
company IN order represent win e1eo ou
ir1 The rescue o. the sesson, variety 81 ne ncs
entertainments o. ne ag@ kl,ih appearance o. Mr ~
PLACIDE Miss ISABEL DICKINSON. MONDAY
EVENING. sept ,, Overture zter which VII lie pre-
.er.ei Bourslcalts Cnuleoy of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
50 HARBOUR Court ey .......... Mr. n Pisciie.
No., - " n Vsrisah.a Cha. C5l-tirv { W Clarke
Msrk N.dfle....T Plsc4te Max Haiksvsy Philips
Do " Snanker....J Setol Coo. DoGaA
Law Cav sparker. ..... Mss lssee Dicsinsou.
Grace Hsrkawsy Ksie Horn Peri.....M Mss Csrpenief
Iniefmssion OF tltren minutes
To conclude win the : Acc Jf
THE SECRET .
Mr. Dupus Mr. Chzre. Ce-i.e. .--: Mrs Crsmer.
Doors open a. 81 Commencing Al =. Aohsson 2eets
pURTO>,s THRATER, CHAMBERssr =
ID MONDAY EVENING SEPT >, VIII Re presented ne
ffsi SCI Of he Comic Ballet u the
SYLPHlDE. or the Hsg Of The Mountains. ,.
Syphide....M lie ADELAIDE Jesse 49,. Me MShlas
Aner which. Srst time nrS blr.eiia. re
WOMAN HATER
Baron Rsveuspurg Lynne Lels. Mrs Loder
Aer which Pas Ariel on the Tghi Rope by {. Nnther
To conclude via he psniomine Of
NJ D.CHALUMEAU
Rocu net. Cas- Mufher Nile Oliver Nile Afelaice
Pncss-Or-.s Circle and Parcleue, 81 cs Family Cir
Gle. . cts. Doors cpen si7-CartAn vii rise M7'
DROADwAN THEATER.-Door.o open st :; per.
- Torrance 20 begin ~ :. oclocs.-NONpAf ~ IN
ING sept 2s vii be sced the elegant CoSedy u The
IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Sir Patrick or lenipo .............M MI CoAlns
To b followed BY TEDDY THS rILER.
To conclude With the fsyone Farce, called
LADDER or LOVE.
TIE Chevsler Mr. =. shaw Marchioness Mrs Abbott
Dress Circle ani Parqleiie IS cts Family Circle snG p
PEI Tiers 25cs Gallery, entrance on Anthonyt u: cts
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ORATORS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,

BY F. l.. Maeoon. vol l2mo. illustrated with portraits
The object Of this book present the orsionca es
lures Of the American Revolution.
BAKER q sCRiBNER, Is ParErow
s72qrs and rs Nassa1-st.
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-CLARK AUS
RURNs AS A POET.

DAKFR 4 sCRIBNER PUBLISH THIS DAY, Burns
ID rs Poet and Man. vol limo. By Samuel Tyler Esq
author Of Bsconisn Philosophy
Also, just published,
WOMEN or THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
2vo's II mo. by Ms T. z Elei illustrated
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JOHN CALYO, l;on Of glo = cay ~. 49, 49,. Hs =.
i5s-y sfriyfng he Fine Arts IN Rome and naples tor
he ns.t ~ wears beys inform D. numerous friends 40
= tir mi b has opened Rooms Tor The practice OF rs
r.-iou Al sj Broadway, where numerous pecleu-o y
II. Nm nav be seen He brings viii HIN slcn improve,
80 - 80 rf ~ Teaching A. lo insure correct tasie ana
-,55 i,.orov-meut be msy Pc seen every day 10 lhe
,gsses nom A NJ 20 N. Private lessons % adies
n csiyo H.. rl.t opened Egeung Class FOR Drawing
- - .,~si sr-ornm af0n Of gentlemen. 81 lm-eode
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CALICO ENGRAVING and other Machinery al
" Auction At Jersey City corner Wsshington and Wayne
s,s on TUESDAY Oct J, al 10 O'clock engraving ma
chimes sde top and pressure pairs clamps power ana
hand slide and laihes grindsooes pin ana oer
ground mills dies everything be ongipg TO the bus
ness shafng drums betting pulleys benches, iorge NC NC
Sale positive Can be any time previous 10 sale
The buildings and three lots will be sold on The ION OCT
at II O'Clock, on the premises. al W's-
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW I1OotN.
EEnW SUSANNA QUICK SrEP-ntrOducng also
~ ~Sfop MAJ Kno-kug.r L1varny Polka. Abbors
Bird Polka. Ola Pee Dee. Nv sally shall see Swiss
Girl by Mad L0vsmy lis he Last Rose OF summer
Variation hy Hertz: HeriZs P0kas. Cadets Gradl-
sng song; and Great variety u' eew Music; some he"
Pianos il-t received. G. HOLT, Jr go Broadway
81 6.rudIs
TO COUNTRY MERCHtNrs.-CLARK AUS
TIN co. BoOksel err. 2oj Broadway, woald invite
all country merchants visiting the city who Wish 10 plr'
chase school Books Blank Books Stationery, &C To give
them call before purchasing. We are Offering BOOKS 10
the country trade At unusually low prices
s23 Oils CLARK AUSTIN co Booksellers
-. nrn.a--n- 40 Annr- .Lo-- We -l-h--u I--,c-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NAM WISE, Opticisn, ~ Broadway, Respectfully
NJ Informs bis friends and customers and the pubic
generally that he has returned from Saraogs and pow
snoeyor glasses and correct application Of tho suf
6ceDt 10 recommend themselves. His assortment Of Ron
steel and ,pecacles and eyeglasses Is NE largest
me CITY Remember AZ Broadway He sso has received
large assortment Of superior operagiasse % lmiseoh
FALL STYLE l849,
Ell UNSURPASSED by any for beauty durability and
nesness The subscriber invite. ex amin auon os,os
purchasing elsewhere Every article wamsn'eo "
give satisfaction. J. w. hELLooo, ITO eanhFse
o. miseodn
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AMERICAN ART-UNIOr
RAKNUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P; T

AMERICAN hHT-UNIUN
FREE GALLERY, No. ~ BROADWAY.
Open from AN. TO u VI. jel2 eodisf
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. T.
ID BARNUM, PROPRIETOR +. HITCHCOCK, Manager-splen-
aid performances every afternoon and 81 and every
evening at H. The Manager has the pleasure VI announcing
the most extraordinary wonder IN creation, MAJ LNehnRer
H. years old only q inches hi gh and weighs only
To be IN the morning from 10 TO III afternoon rom
Ill D.. evening from til o. Other performances also
take place by those talented Ethiopian Singers the Sable
Brothers Nj Nelis. the lfsDl Nestrs, &c NC The Nam
moth Boys the Giant Baby The Enormous Snake, &c Nc
NAV and all for the usual price Of - cents s25
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S,TUNyE-ANT INSTITUTE, $50 BROADWAY
INMr. }. L. HArTON Pianist aud vocalist, from Lon
DOM begs 10 announce thst he Will give ms popular ehic
sinmeni nj he above Institute Monday, "Wednesday and
FRIDAY evenings sept - = and - In tho course oi these
nnenis Mr. Hailon will introduce some entirely new
sogs-aso specimens Of the Classical Psnofone Music "
the celebrated Dr. Felix Meucesohn Barthoidy. Tickets
So cents each To be had the music stores the institute
and of SIR Hafon Astor House To commence o'clock
4 change IN ne progfarIne each evening - sMINNr
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Domestic Ports
GENERAL NOTICES.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25-CA, Packet ship Wyoming Me
Zen Liverpool brg Importer Dennis, eniuegos
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fht N''N wa "
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iNuH saIE-Two powerful Punching Presses one
l. MOuicng Machine Tor wood, very powerful ana Two
secondhand Steam Engines, from TO horse power AP
ply al 80 Cherry-st- - d.
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AUCTION-THE sTocK ANp ELXTuREs oF

AUCTION-THE STOCK AND FiAIuhE or
ATHE sALAMANDER IRON FOUNDRY, i0f Goerick-
81 between Ryington and Stanton SIS viii be sold al eue-
ton In ots purchasers Thursday 28h sepien'
her at 10 O'clock consisting OF cooking stoves furnaces,
CRATES castings iron columns, and cadldIon kses
together foundry hxIures consisting o crane snh
fixtures core oven with heavy cast iron carriage snd tuct
lndes column and other assks Of wood and iron, scale
beams and platform scales u L. Browns psIenll IRON pat
terms for cooking stoves, hollow ware furnaces &C Cart
tools, &c. &c. ssN
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At PRIVATE SALE-One hundred pieces Of Can
"A Mating fouriounhs- nYe-iouTlh'' ana SIX 'o1i''
10 close concern. Apply 10 - o,
s25 wv a. J bLEkChthi AUG r. Dioa4-''
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Executive Committee for the care government and ma
aeerueut of the Free Academy 80 ~
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The Chevsi4r Mr. r. shaw Marchone.s... Mrs Abbott
Dress Circle aud Parcgeie IS Family Circle and p
PEI Tiers 3 cts Gallery, entrance on Anthoay-'t y: cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-25

JACOB : PLATT, Auctioneer
rl,o-NORKOW. 10 'CLOCk-Assgnees 's,rol
l an entire stock Of German hardware snd cutlery Ns'
500 dozen Sheffield table knives and forks 900 cards 9s
At and pen knives, scissors rsZors, chses nes ap "
minis ham and American hardware Also, 100 bundles non
wire 10 tons o L. blslered steel 100 dozen sho'rt o'"'
groce God screws. locks, hinges, Ac SO w
r. MOONEY, Aucuoneer
annnTS Ann sHnES.-3O0 cases at auction on
ID RI EsDAY next Sept II, al 10 O'Clock AN al slois
Us Pearl-st. comprising general assortment N ID
general assortment constantly on hand private sale al
the lowest rates ISIS SCI A. ID. GALE, 70 Pearl-st
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sInxrIx La Gnllfcrnin.

The Rochester DeaocSat publishes letter from
California written by Col j. D. stevenson-who It will
be remembered was sent out 10 that country IN corr
foand Of regInent-addfesscd 10 a friend la KOches
ter The letter is not late date other sdvices
and contains no news Of importance. Tho following
extract however giving the writer's views In regard -
Slavery In California. will be read with interest
That this territory is Of great importance 70 the
United States no one doubt as Il will for the ex
IRENE boundary the Pacific OF our mighty hepub-
nc. a boundary. too that never be trodden by
Slave. Whatever msy be the action Of Congress on
this all important subject il never affect this Terri
tory for here Slaves exist as such The best
that be imported when their labor comes into com
petion with the Indian labOrer, would moi be worth
their transportation. Indians be hired 81 from -
10 q per month and their food which consists Of corn
and beans only and they will do AS much work IN day
y negro Slave.
Beside the whole people Of the country evorse 70
Slavery but II they not here the negro j. A.
much respected his master, and have known some
lew Instances OF Slave there are some few here
family and while master making love 10 one sic
ter Ned amusing himself with another and pref
tier sister In different part Of the house, and DO not
believe negro would be refused n he should ask
girl ia marriage provided he well behaved, there
fere say my friend that this Territory never be
the home Of the Slave.
You know am not abOlitlonst, as would not dis
fub the existing Institutions Of the South which IN my
Judgment formed part OF the compact upon which
Union of the States effected. / would, therefore,
~ readily defend them as any OF the Institutions Of the
North however. never would permit Slavery 10 ex-
tend farther but here Slavery tolerated by law
the prvile 90 would be vslulsss.
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arrest some one ccgshin icok hold of hn. ard .ad he
rust not 20 To; said he hsd from ne bach way
he oNcrrs appeared % - tianry and MONKS sss-c
hey ~sried sny ssssstsnce. ard 10 give hm eapi nR
they would Dot ihruugh ne door panel sa~ ulhf.cy
sHr weapon Ike ifs. ant srHIrr Msn p i.i
wespO1 supposed e rsrvirc knf-, % was very dsrS
ui.h. saw 6AhoOey a. t1c4gh- 10 Nss from iar cQor u
~ strike Warng viii he irsfruHeri, wnen lie
tunr broken ir. persons rlstcf oui, Thea
hocey The sl1rWsk. BE- had ls up. sro - in
The sfiilde ufEDug TOYS ard lerrs cd rut He Isl
srvhirs ir lfs hsrf up sri struck srd
a. hs DID I Wartel d % viii my rgli hand, ard
~ o- f,yo srrs toward Tennis. Wsrng Ater be-
"a .t-grS with blood on b r. srt tod him De- VA
f,Ii 10 10 n here he would r. Niles be So De- ~ss
i1rrf il dc h, duty ( ivu or -lrrr persons have
h.8 y = man lamel B@nrru. who VS. y =. ns art
Al ttrea struck A. hm a. orre De- jumped from -en
ard ran and one lfer u. snd rsn n ne .ae Lrclol
Berrct rrred Quick srf srocscd dow iAr hsh .ss"r
& owing him DO snov where " afing " - - lnr
tine 30 as previous to that 04rooy nsae moooA pr 20
tow al Tenth q DO row fsf De- went De seemed
m - la fha srf OF sfrknE one fhrk Knew .Nc MAJ
ths chased Bennett hal him aoluf, De- VS. ll $
shirt. e-rrs struck Bennett do not sncN D. Or ~
saron B-nn-t 49, - hen Bennett sna myself -tl
ran aholi hs. hork returned anc then -" n an
. on Ire ,f@r u he baker. shop ffins M p-rson ct
th isu That ran ATE, Bennett 40 i1gsri kesroi-s io
not snov who The man INSIDE oi he house l' hal
ih- carFinE-ku.fe or shoft sword. De- ~as s"in-i- Dc
shout. lesrd one inside cry Qut MP Tor h" hos
common House hirs The Instrument held ~ me o.nri
81 br1sdrr h.sfe nan ihsi u GlfooY "as DOT -
Clsined With hunss Oh thsf night met hn a. N-lrl o
did not any weapon outside
The rai was then al iourred 90 Monday reA- ir -
rm0ny ior prosecution being closed.
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IRELAND.
The state Prisoners In Dublin.

TIE -.s-a n-s.o-ers WiIFsm smith % Brien, Tnomss
Francis Mssgher Terence Below hcN-nus -nd fztFic
O'Donohue have presented Arguments n tne severn
rs q error taken cut against the proceedings Oh lne
tri-l .- A.
ebaered a. thew EFT Clorns and on arriving a. lures
great crowds Of people assembled 10 DO inen honor
A Dublin they were met by 4 large crowd Win ire
uentous cheers and were followed . hllmainnaili
whore they we're lodged for that night
On Friday. Nov. H. prisoners appeared plot tne
Queens Bench in order % assign errors lne Court
vs. crowded o. excess Ihey were received 70 INC
COURTYARD with great cheering ne attorney i-ntiai
the solicitor General M@ssrs Baldwin z G Lang ey
sud Lynch appeared for the Crown aud Me--r-
Whltesiie = G. Butt . C. ,. A-leT : ~e'1i.'A-
Ofoghlen. Isaac q Cslsshsn' Homes ana u D''''-
for the prisoners ,,,- o.,-..-
Nr Barton handed In the assignment q NJ y brieu
Il stc1es fourteen errors The lsl Pod and 81 deny
the authority Of the court 20 ty the case ine an ana
th assert the iusciency o. the courts 20 warrant il'
sentepce passed the fth IN and ~ relate - me
chief points Of the appeal namely the night % obtain
Ing copy OF the Indictment ten clear days before Y 49,
with 81 Of the witnesses for the prosecution an
copy of the panel 9th insutciency oi toe p'ncl lA
gns error 10 not allowing rs cnAensc u one OF tNc
Jury who tried and convicted him ID and u assert
thai the evidence was insufficient 70 convict IS and
q as IN errors 10 the process and form adopted SIM
lar assignments we're handed IN, on behalf OF Mes-rs
Meaeher McMsnus and OD0nOhue. The Court Al me
request 90 the Attorney General ordered the prisoners
o. BE- brought Up s-ain this day saturday November
u when fhe Attorney General will state Vnat course
he sil adopt The prisoners we're lodged m hichnoAu
BrdeNei where they are % remain until ineir case
disposed Of
Ia the matter q Martin against the Queen IN error
The Chief Justice answered. that their Lofdsnips Will
give Judgment this day From all that our correspon
dents can gather Il : almost certain that the Judgment
will be divided one and that the case must 20 before
the House oi Lords
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From iucntan.


The schooner Charron, Capt. Clark, arrived yes
ierdsy from Csmpeachy via ssal, having left the form
port on the 18th md the latter on the 23d inst.
Capt. Clark reports that the U. : so0pof-war sara
toga sailed from Campeachy the Sd inst a cruise
to the westward. He lett in port the U. = schooner
Firt-all well.
Capt Clark informs us that the bark Alton lost
the "a inst the Alscranes The captain his wife.
and one seaman were drowned Farther particulars
not known when the Charron sailed. The Amigo
del Pueblo of Campeachy of the 10Th inst announces
that the morning of the previous day the passengers
OF merchant ship arrived there, which had been ship
wrecked the bar of the Alscran II adds that she
was bound from Hamburg to Vera Cruz, with cargo
valued at S4O00O0 Nothing more Is told, and we do
not know whether the newspaper and Capt Clark both
refer 20 the vessel
The following reports are given In the Aago of the
lOih In relation 10 the war with the Indians section
of the ist Division with It's headquarters NJ lekaN hh1
visited the towns OF Icum, Iixcuytum and Pencuyui
having dispersed the savsges. who were entrenched
and In considerable force, particularly at ItScuytum
At this place the contest lasted hour and halt but
the whites at last entered the town although with the
loss OF sergeant and two soldiers killed, and eleven
wounded.
On the 9Th four other deiachmen,s eft Texas-where
the General Ia Chief arrived that night with his suite
for the towns They skrmshed with the sava
ges at Ncum and TiNcuytum. and finally drove them
from their parspets and decnces without other loss
than officer and three soldiers being wounded.
These reports the latest have put at rest the rumo
somewhat prevalento late that Texas was hesieeed ny
the savsges
FROM certain movements unoeF;Akehi III NNuiu
pear that operations about to be commenced upon
the principal encampment of the rebels On the 9Th
Col Morales marched from zams to LsXcaha with 900
men, where he would incorporate his force with that
of sr. Mendex, commanjAnt of the 4th Division De
tschInents left To- protect the line follows PA
men at zams 80 at Iunkes, so at Conotillo and $40
at Citas.
some queer documents are published in the papers,
purportng 10 be- Oyerturcs for peace from the Indian
Chief. Cecilio Chi. They are treated, however, A.
wsntins in authenticity and do not reproduce them
s4,t f.fr.aa ..l
Gen. Tomas Marin to the people OF Tabssco, issued
upon his arryalupOn the territory of that state Msru
was sent, II will be rccollectcd upon secret eNpcd
ton 10 dspcssess Bruno at IabascO We do not rcco
lect to have the result OF his expedition named
The address before is dated Oct a. and IS quite
well written.
We might an columns with the military details from
Yucstsn but give only the latest Even these are sui
hclenfly unintcrcstng.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


A NEGRO-sONG-NOT CHRlSTfS.
THE Negro had no master once.
But like the white man free,
He owned bis cabin, and bis held,
Beyond the dark blue sea;
His hair was black aud glossy then,
Though now It's changed 10 gray,
And sad and heavy IS his heart,
Which then was light and gay.
Hishome was where the white pearl grows
Upon the washed strand,
Where gold IS scattered lavlshiy
Among the shining SAID
Ahappy home, mid fragrant flowers
With love % cheer him mere
His spirit and bis limbs as Tree
As freest mountain AR
4 wife he 70 his bosom pressed
With Children smiling round,
And happiness within his heart
Her fullest measure found
Until one day the white man came
One dark and b.t.er day
And bound him by his hearth, and bore
Him from bis home awsY.
He Struggled and he wept IN vain
His children and his wife
Plead with their tears for husband, sire
Their light, their joy, their llie
The white man needed not their prayer.
But from bis native land
Drove him, 70 where black ship lay,
Close anchored oii the strand.
For many, many, weary days,
Beneath a burning sky
Bound In that black ships gloomy hold,
The white man made him lie
And when At last, a shore was gained
Beyond the Atlantic wave,
The white man stripped him Of his gives.
Add drove him forth stare
Thus was the Negros freedom lost,
By force OF whip and chain,
And n from home. wife, children, torn,
To see them Be'er again
q wonder not his hair u gray
Tha, death his soul should crave,
For Who would live, when all Of life
Is buried Ia the grave
C. d STUART.
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aR CTsIor. AN CoNNOI-.EUR- v

be highly grAun-1 by yisiuog Afcneys free museum OF
wing C4ro-res a. JOhnsL nesr broso~ay a. ne has
ensbed to oer selected by great research from al quarters
Of de g0h " Oag regard 10 cost Among the variety
--irn 40 domestic singing Birds Parrots. Cocksioos
Eusl.h God ard silver PneasznLs, bafndoOr Fowls Of
every rare description. swans NewiO1nd and Dogs, King
Ch.ri-- spsnels Fancy and spOrog Scotch aud English
Terers Shetland P2c.es. Fancy Pigeons, &C CcnmGn
.ons vii e. al tines n-ei with prompt attention from
az w. A. GkIEVE, J9hnrsl
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bu>IO>. De- Ia -artl-1- .tp Blsu, Jslsl-s. LfsrPl
g. "a 5'-1 " tc1-, Mr.. CtsrEa ~ Aeaaal Woo
cHAALEsroN D. sAs.rs Sarraxaa-t. D--;-o--ao iI-r
1i 1a- Afrs h-t. = Js-7 e. Goa c. So .4airs- Ni-
Slors e4rs Cq-r1g Ir-sul.f. SOr-zzs-
foA4LAND De- s-Sl-. a. A8-r-r sec-. Ezo, A944lAi
ec an Se,ag.i hs11s, Gees. 3rS G1s-s. Cs- EsVsz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09
PRUSSIA

We have indirect adyces from Berlin % the evening
OF the 9TH The city remained In much the state
The Rurgher Guard has not been dssrmed and the As
sonbly continued their irregular meetings There had
been no breach Of the peace and Gen. Wrange. was
PIE pared b set 1t a moments notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

r. 4 Mr.. Jones. Of Lowell vas met 30 the
streets Of Rochester The other night by three ruans
who attacked and severely beat him bat he finally sue
csedei 10 escapns from them. considerably msin,cd
he bad 500 In MS possession which he had Just re-
ceiged Il the railroad depot
~ Capt. Josiah Stargis. OF the revenue cutter
Hamilton, Is severely ~ a Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

Tho state Of the country in the south and West IS
truly alarming Crime and outrage are the increase
starvation and restitution are of daily occurrence.
Landlord. the point Of bankruptcy and the Govern
ment and the Poor Laws hated with disgust which may
b. imagined but cannot be adequately expressed
The sale Of the Library of the Repeal Association. 1t
Cancellation Hall IA going forward In most instances
the books are bringing nearly their ull value