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~ The Nev-Iersey Water-Cnrc Estnblish-

~
ment stu aied 10 the Orange Mountains a. so3 ofsLss
kew,Jersey. ffeen miles from New-for<, on nc Lie VI
the Morris and Essex Railroad. ,A
TIE cars stop within quarter OF mile from nc Is =,
hshrusnt Leaving ire foot o. Corandst al cocA a "a
and O'CLOCK P NJ Of each day arriving a. SCUM orange
Ia about one ho1r. - ,,.,
Dr. MEEKER announces 70 the public, thsi ne nas ls'
6uIstsd b. arrangemeus for Of the mosL CON e'9
sr-cu-e estab.st.neris and sanmer retreats noH 10 -e
courry. ,,,.-.... s,e.s ,vhs,.
he ha been nearly three years, more tfzn onn o
~ " al .neut al GrsefeLberg and re oer ~ sef esleo
sLenfs u Germany and has beer src- lnss - e.
n ..sc,rg ocsron ard erecting al -slAolslHel1 saii7
10 his News OF the subject ,, I'D. . - 4,
me establishment 10 planned psrtica.sLy WI 49, ~
d. S,rt nd convenience u the patent and Duit upor
Ib. Ergish plan cfwsiercnre es'sbsnnens having pr
80, suachet each patients rOon shut OF from
me room 5y fodng door, where the patient can have every
ar .xceui the large doache and swimming bath, which
by s;u siei about 10 rods from The nousein the glen "
th utan There are also three large plunge baihs
nruse On he grounds also two wave ba,hs Of
sn IRON he rarlral falls Of the brook IL the rsvne and
s-nne bath 81 fee; square, erected 70 the pleasure o
Simmer visitors ke attending their friends and other pa
rerfx.
Dr. NJ viii open his establishment for the the
ih June ard any communications addressed to CHAs. H.
ALEKER, I'd. AZ Newark, ~ Jersey, I'll South Orange,
n Jersey, vii recssTs saenuor- iszl In
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make the fortune Of reporter. When We grow ava
rciou' 81 fame OF money We msy attempt h.
Thus have we made the tour Of the Newt ofk eating
houses 70 discover that not one OF them conducted
Oh the true principle By the application Of proper
system Of cooperation and distribution OF labor and
profis all the advantages Of DeimOnicos could be
easily furnished At the minimum siypence Of the other
This VIII come day be understood by capitalists a. vel
a.. consumers and then il viii be accomplished At
once-while all the world Will wonder Why they had
not thought Of long ago.
~ The next SLICE viii serve up " Ite Gamb-
linz T{.r.g.H
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From the West Indies.

Files Of Kingston JAM papers have been re
ceiyed and contain some additional items Of news
The Dispaici and Journal Of the Goth Of June mention
among other things the presence at Kingston OF Gen
PAgz on his way to England, but for what purpose
had not TRANSFERRED These papers teen with arnce'
upon the distressed condition of the leland and the
British West Indies generally There Is SAID to be
serious deficiency OF revenue 10 meet the current ex
pendture
There was not much other news Of interest Inc
Kingston Journal Of the 18th, speaking Of the int IL
gence from the different Colonies mentions as next N
importance the anticipated retirement OF Col Reid from
the Government OF the WiDdward Islands Inc pa
pers without single exception, express tneir regret
At this circumstance and speak in the highest terms o
the Governor
The same paper also says The man 70 wnom We re-
ferred having been placed IN custody oil the fohce
charged on his own confession with having conlmlueo
several murders and robberies, has been examined
His name Is Bernard Meyers, a native OF London ne
was cook and steward OF the brig Blue Bell no" 10
Kingston.
The prisoner kept regular account IN log DOCK u
which he confessed himself the perperaor OF no less
than thirteen murders and large number OF roooeIe'
IN New Orleans Houston, Texas, and ci-er PAGES ~
details each Of them with degree OF unconcern mar
truly surprising At time ne IS engaged IN n
lar system of purchasing and passing spurious pans
notes al another he IS az the gamin table winning
large sums Of money and sfterward wsyaying those
who be happens 10 know possessed OF money, and
numbering them and riding their pockets OF Whatever
was contained in them He tells Of a bridegroom ne
murdered for going TO marry girl ne Che prisoner
mad loved
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sANDERs,s rIFT'H pEApER.

THE SCHOOL READER Finh Book, designed
u sequelto sanderss Fourth Reader.
Part Frsi-COn'aining flu instructions In tho rhetori
cal principles Of Reading and Speaking, Illustrated b
numerous examples
Part Second-Consstng u elegant extracts In ffos'
and Poetry from various eloquent writer's accompanied
with notes explanatory Of such historical OF casscsl a
sons the several lessons contain For the Of ecade
mics and the highest classes 10 common aud select schools
by Chas. W. 4 j &. Sanders | vol. limo as pages.
Just published BY MARK IL NEWMAN co
ie9 os0 1879 Broadway
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r. T. TRALL MD VINO started the first WaerC Cure nstiIu
ion In this country receives nyads Al dis comnodous es
tabshmsn Is Laight-s door rom 81 JOhn spdrA lis
plan OF treatment combines all the known remedial adapta
ions ofbshing with variety Of phys0loHc ana mechan
zeal appliances peculiarly his own and diet and regimen
uDke those Of any other City establishment No drugs
Whatever are usedater air. food and exercise being ne
only therapeutic insinmentaites. Patients are provided
with key 70 the PaTs giving them access al al ues 20 me
most delightful and saubrOus promenade ground in New
York Day patents accommodated. Consultations -
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

u The Christian Intelligence Of this City APP
ears in new dress this week entering its XlAth
roume, greatly enlarged and otherwise improved
CEARLEs VAN WICK Esq Proprietor Re-. JOHN H.
;EyrER, Editor, and Mr. JOHN a. GRAY, Printer
The Ia,geaoer is the organ of the Protestant Reformed
Dutch Church of this country and has an extensive cir
,uaton Last Winter series OF articles was published
IN It's columns advocating change in the name Of the
denomination on account of lack of euphony. The
rse of this ancient Church has always appeared to us
Inappropriate and not sufficiently descriptive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

DEATH % Hos. w. l. BRENr.-A letterirom
New Orleans dated the -tn inst state that the Hon. WN
L. Brent. formerly Member Of Congress from
Louissna) died suddenly at 81 Martnsyille La Of apo
plexy. He had Just got into bis carriage, when he was
taken. and died Immediately.
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ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS.

uUNTINGTON& SAVAGE, Booksellers and Publishers
12l6 Pearst have in Of preparation WORK
on Astronomy for Schools BY Professor Mitchell Of the
Cincinnati Observatory The well known talents Of the
Editor In his branch OF Science, together with the facilities
which he possesses for obtaining Astronomical Information
afford guarantee OF the excellence Of the forthcoming
work and Of It's superior merit to other similar restses IN
80 tells
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yIIyI.-sAyINe APPARATUS.

n GRIFFIN Il cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR,
~. Engineers need not be informed ma rom mr. l{ J,
6y Der cent Of e heat produced has been usually lost
even BIZ e best plans Of setung boilers and the same
trle Of ali kads offurnaces.
The subscribers offer 10 the notice u nsnuiscnrers
method u SAVING fuel. originally secured BY patent Dec D.
1872 and since much improved That new Paienl "ss
sued July 81 1871 II Is applicable 10 STEAMBOATS, on uo
Western waters stationary engines, 10 healing fteioesi 10
Burning brick 10 paus kc pnnfwors, 10 sieeng FUR
naces, 10 sils 10 Paper-mlIs, 70 ths manu'ac'e 's
the South &c, Sc -, -.
has been thoroughly tested BY business men q inc mset
responsibility who have realized SAVING u nom lNeny
FIVE forty per cent, and consss m isi pesib GU
ssnelon Of the hre-chanber VI furnace rendering uso
combustion almost perfect and burning nearly az ne esse-
and smoke geneT kfing maximum aioonl OF neh rom
ven quantity VI fuel; ard ID An arrang enent Of me nes
"a c-v by ', men the heal e retained under the pan
boiler ami Ony escapes al atsmpeTahfe Incapable OF Dol
z water An artificial dran . suosu1ted .or ne natural
sa me necessity of building high cneys /. entirely obi
ed TIE cost Of sen2 IL thus much less than BY the Old
methods II nas been applied 20 furnaces iof heann acc
ss and for duz Ia pnnfwoAs WIN gfeH economy oyen o.
cOst and Of fuel Boilers ard furnaces now In ase Can Oe al
tered win but slight expense delay State, County or IA
dlydual CHS offered terms Satisfactory and hos II
eresled invited 70 examine eeriLhcates, drawings ana
models az the Office of the projectors.
Extract from report Of the Committee Ars and Sciences
of the American Institute, Sept 80, is&7,
Your Committee Of opinion that this psn both tnso.
reicaly and practically embraces tbs best application q
naursl 10 the economical combustion Of fuel Of any
pan Inch mas yet been exhibited % hem order q ns
Committee, lsignedl JAS hESWloS chsmnsa ,,,,
have i ia use.
ssml Morgan, lzs wster-st ewYork, Logwood WORKS
at Yonkers Garner Co Pne PINT wos ss ~ h s.,
Philadelphia, Pa ingersol 4 Mcdowell, Paper Nils,
South Tyrnghs Mass Messr.. johnson, Kline and Others
Oh MIL New rinswick " j.; T. J. suang, Brick lsrd,
Grassy Point; John Adriaoee Co rgoynkespsie' Dun
can Fanlg'On Pleasant Valley D Lee r9.r s...
Dsirtes, Co n Y Print WORKS D. GRIfPIS Il CO
ma II mSo lswrnHistp oZBroadNsy, New-fon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

London correspondent Of the Tribune says LAS look
ri upon he Crown Jewels Ia he Tower today reported
worm 100000, thought Of the poor IRISH In Galway
COuniy."
What connection there may be between the poor
rsh and the Crown jewels we cannot discover.
Evening Mirror.
2 Nobody ever suspected you OF capacity
to discover anything; but anybody else will see
how humane observer, who had just passed
trough thickly peopled County Of starving peo'
pie, aud then been shown s15,OO0,OOO worth Of
osientatious finery boarded in uselessness by the
ruler Of that very people, would be led to connect
and contrast the two exhibitions. They furnish an
eoitome Of modern Civilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

ws zni scaps Tar IN ADVANCE Of any hitherto onefec
~ he Dubic for ghtness durability and natural sppear
ance they are uneqlsed All persons wishing nfsIsie
VIZ or scap should fail 10 cal a. the mandatory Of WIN
BaTcHEloR Waist. Broadway, before Pqfcnss-
ing elsewhere Private rooms FOR fing Wigs iyoInS-Iu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

NIGHT CARS oS RMLR0ADs.-SleePy ones
shose business sometimes calls them on trips where
night Is to be parsed on the rail- viii peruse
Us item from the Eraagslisi with syidity
those whose lot il H. either for business or pleasure
~usel al night in the cars well appreciate every
risaton 10 their comfort. Arriving IN Urea at ma
night short time since. on our way 10 Albany, we
tee very sgreeably surprised on entering Car belong
asto The Utcs and Albany Company, 10 md new and
nyahcen car admirably htted up for the comfort OF
.tai travellers On one side Is range OF double
ssis with inclined semicircular backs each rising
asner than the nead while sitting richly stuffed and
.-s1ioned thus supporting the weary traveller in It's
" embrace, whether he inclines 10 the right or the
g, ~ In this easy position he may resign himself 70
At The rate OF 20 miles an hour On the other side
'srsage Of single seats Of the same stamp
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FORM BOOK

rNDER THE NEW CODE.-This dag published com
I pendum II all the forms Of practical proceedings ard
peadngs required for Ia civil actions the Courts 81
Judica;ue OF the State Of New-YOrk. Also, table OF
terms Of Court &C ether with comprehensive index
by John Townsheni, Esq. BELL GOULD,
frQ Ia Sfaffouefa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

Alpha Of tbs society Vii be held Tuesday the 18Th Of
Jliy inst al O'Clock A NJ In the Philosophical Hall Of
Union College.
Also a. O'Clock M Of the same day the annual Ad-
dess viii be delivered by CRADLES SUMNER, Esq OF Bos
tom In the Presbyterian Church OF City Of Schenectady
JNO. A. YATES Presfent.
Isn L CAMPBELL. Cor Sec'y 1ylJ W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

SUlcunE.-Auother victim o. the demon 0 IN
temperance terminated his existence Yesterday after.
noon in one OF the cells IN Essex Marke, station house
where he locked up on a charge or being insan,
from the effects OF deirium trcmens CorOner VA.
ters held inquest the body when Il appeared that
the unfortunate man was A native OF Denmark named
Ncls Masscu. 81 years OF age aud carver by trade
AZ the time be was locked mp his suspendcrs were
taken away bur the deceased continued 10 tear his
shirt snd twisting j. IN the form %. rope ed his feet
snd hands. after placing he article round his neck and
swun. himself Oh the bunk Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

The Cas- PLATFORM. THE immortal Gen.
Isaac Z Crarv Of Marshall Calhoun Co. is acknosl-
edged a. one Of the Cass expounders IN the West He
has taken the stump for him, and MS efforts are hishly
spplauded BY the Cass organs. we must therefore
suppose that be is the confidential Trend and exponent
Of Gen Cssss principles. lew aay. shse ne mac
.Deech AZ Albion and aid down the following Cas- Dc
frfnf Were again Member Of Congress, said the
General and any member should introduce the slave
~ DISCUSSION into that body r0h4d roe % hare h ia
Il "a from ne Hall and tied % a WHIPPiNC-POsI, AND
WHIPPED Yoa IT, or words 70 that effect Our
information i not positive wnetaer ne would DC one %
EslD dor would rOis 70 have done-buti u was words
10 tbis eject A. we are crediby informed. This is
about equal 70 whipping white men for being poor and
.eny them a, Consts5e sale without trial by jury a.
,bev .e5 10 40 here in Detroit under Casss admins
,-s.on Detroit Adv.
- The Democracy Of our city opened their
-oIif'-al -arnuairn on Saturday evening by public
meeting AZ hich we e am that Nessrs- Rodney French
i A Kssson A. xAckie, :. Perkins, Brown OF Boston,
aud others were speakers Inc llesuoh OF supteIln-
tbe nomination OF Csss and Butler, that OF Martin
Van Rum wa. warmly contested and resulted in the
adoDtou of resolutions IN favor OF the latter. Inc
rncetiny wss prolonged until q late hour.
fNew-Bedford Mercury, 18th.
- In he murder case at New Orleans, the
.xsvi-.,iop ~ Ramon FiOrez, charged with the mur
sr f sebastian Netso set down for the 18th inst
Two other psrsons have been arrested as accessories 70
the crime enc Of whom nas MADE inl Confession OF
a alreadv IN aiD who struck the fstal blows The
murder IA eharacrerze d one OF the most calculating
"a cold blooded Affairs that has taken place IN
New Orleans.
~ The first Plank Road ever made IN WIS
rsi, viii be 6nished presently and II Is said VIII DC
an example OF the peculiar advantages Of these means
Of intercomm unicstion
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
The slavery Compromise.

A Telcgrsphic Dispatch TO the fA"a- Norm
American states that the Special Committee Oh
the senate reports 70 establish " a Territorial
Government Of the highest grade M Oregon WIN
prohibition Of slavery ln California aud Ne"
vexico. Territorial Governments Of the lowest
,rade are established and law making power Is
Vested in the Governors judges and Secretaries.
They are Inhibited from making laws respecting
Religion. slavery the primary disposal Of the soil
or 10 tax the property Of the United states or
that Of non-residents more than residents
"The Constitution and laws Of the United states
are extended over the territores-thus making
,be question Of Slavery, 50 far as New Mexico and
California are concerned, judicial one, and taking
II ont of the cognizauce Of Congress, unless It
mould choose 70 legislatc hereafter. Mr.. Calhoun
md bis friends surrendered their objection to the
writ of error and appeal to the Supreme Court OF
The United States, and it is therefore Incorporated
IN the BILL The bin contains thirty-seven sections
md provides a Governor, Secretary and three
Judges for Oregon the same for California, and a
Governor, Secretary aud two Judges for New
Mexico. There were two dissentient wholesome
rom the North and the other from the South.
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NV RULES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.

H'HlS DAY PUBLISHED, by the subscribers, tlle New
Rules Of the Superior Court Of the Cry Of fork, 10
10 effect July l843 Also, printing the law blanks
required By the code Of procedure and for sale by
ie3O HE'LL x GOULD. Law staupneTs. l5S Mass st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20
rr New-YorL water-Cure Establishment,

meut . uptown in Of the most pleasant and healhy
psrs Of the city containing some sixty rooms WIN sewers
ish good plain Diet AsO, fine Arrangement for bath
m % and a East Foureenlht near Unonsq1afe Ns"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

r. Wig. wigs. WiEs.-MEoHuRsr HEARD
importers md manufacturers Of Human Hair would inform
zens and strangers that they have on hand the largest
me Lsapest and he best assortment Of wigs scaps, half
igs tolpees brads Of long hair, rzees. nngles and
other ornamental hair which iOr price ana qlay as IN,
49, l,-e Neo,.Yors ieZZ Inn
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY s. r1ELRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NcW-1Othi
PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING BOOKS, which the
L sell at wholesale and retail.
Pezholdts Lectures On Agricultural Chemistry cloth,
vol hYO s....ss..sss. i"c .
Won Theirs Principles Of agriculture. Cloth vol svo
Stephens Book Of the Farm, vols $40. with mt
merOus Plates. .ssssssssFt
SINNERS journal OF Agriculture, ) vols oyO..
DR. Lardner's Lectures Science aud Art vols SVo.
Eyvhank on hydraulics and Mechanics, vol. 8vo...
Life Of Henry Clay, by Epes Sargent brought
down To 1913. vol evo ........................
Do. do. do IN Paper coyers........
Randsrs Geology, limo. Cloth. ............,....."
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Hurbun's Essays on Human Rights vol limo.
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German and English Phrase Book, Paper ...........
D'israeiis Curosues u Literature, with the additions
by Griswold Cloh. ?
The Silk Culture, (plaesl Pepper. ..........,.....
Gifiths Chemistry and Dalton's Philosophy
Political Economy; by Atkinson with an lntoduc-
uon by n. Greeley. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
Elsworths Patent Report.
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Wing Almsnse, l8ii-a.so, ls4j and iseach. ......
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The Wing Almanac for l8i3.........................
Prof Miichers Lectures on Astronomy .............
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~ The Unbm Flute.-A

r. The Bnbm Flute.-A. O. BADGER. 1871 Broad
gv mas constantly hand complete assortment OF Bonn
flutes OH manufacture, and particular pains VII De
AIKEN with flutes made order and IN all cases warranted
10 give satisfaction and In addition be found Pnhp
Ersrs much admired music for the Flie published 10 uun
ber Al = each and his Qladrss for flute and GUITAR also
books Of instruction BY Clinton Nicholson ana otnefs ta1e
nu.i stauds rJH
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


"GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for August has q
Portrait of Mrs MARIA Brooks suthoress of Zophiel
and other Poems with a Memoir by h. w Griswod
There are two other fair steel engrayngs with articles
bywG sinms, H. w Herbert A. B. Street Baysrd
Taylor, w II. c. Hosmer, Mrs +. J. Eames, Mrs. Ann
Stephens, and several other popular writer's. CIV. H.
esham l56 Nassaust)
~ GopEY's LADY's Book for August has n
new and excellent feaiure-Portraiis Gn plate OF
Two American Women widely known for their devotion
b the cause of Foreign Missions--HAREIET NEWELL,
Nrs STEWART. Ann H. JUpsoN Z. b DWIGHT and
FANNY FORESTER This plate alone is richly worth the
cost of the number and viii extend the popularity Of
he Book There three other plates, but they look
Insignificant beside that Of the Herones of our Cen
nry.' Miss LESLIE Mrs ELLET, and I. :. ARTHUR are
smong the contributors TO this number. Il. A. Cooley,
Fhilsdelphia)
r~ The UNION MAGAZINE for August IS one
Il the best numbers which have appeared Enchant
uentr Is a beautiful mczzotint and the tale OF the
Sleeping Beauty" which it illustrates, will be read
NTH delight by every lady subscriber OF the Magazine
Mrs. Whitman and Miss Power have a remarkable ia
ely of weaving the web and warp OF Fancy and Truth
%gc,her "The Revenge" steel engraving, has an
sum
articles as Mrs Kirkands Sightseeing in Europe"
and Henry D. Thoreaus "Ktssdn and the Maine
Woods" monthly, ought to make the fortune OF any
periodical The former gives us fresh and animated
description of old places and old countries the latter
Is IS full OF new vigorous exciting life, as breeze
from the pine.woods through which the writer has
wandered. There are in addition one Of Mrs. Chid's
delightful stories; Legend of Norway" by c.
Burkhudt; Growing Old" fne poem by VIM Wal
lace and articles by John G. SAKE. Miss Sedgwick
Mrs. Dana ii p Grattan and George :. Burleigh.
~ The Debate in the Senate (April 20) on Mr.
HAIRS Bill TO protect property in the Distgicto of Co
lGmbis has been published and is for sale by VIM
Ha.aed at 81 Johnst 1t viii be remembered ,hs. this
IN grew out Of the riotous denomination sgsins, the
Sasionai Ira printing Office.
Nav MUsIc.-We have received from Firth
Rad & Co. a number OF new values, adapted from
popular ars-as the Bould soger Boy which Is so
popular among the unterrihed the Mountain Home,
nd tie Lament of the Alpine shepherd both beauii.
nj melodies The same publishers have also sent US
TIE Welcome Home Quick Step dedicated to Gen
scott and The Old Man and Spring, beautiful song
y!E. Carpenter ESQ with music by ; g. Barnett -
Iaese pieces are All neatly got up and may be had al
oF prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

~ Mr.. John NJ Campbell, recently from Liv-
ngston Co. has become connected with the Buffalo
MrniAe ErPess We perceive that the proprietors OF
the Eress are sufficiently pstronized as to deck their
,pirited paper in a new dress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

PoLIcE.-Three men named David Ihutc, James
Dunn and M.chsel Harwiu were committed 90 PRISON
yesterday on charge ID being concerned IN breaking
into Mr. John Boyds store, 4 Nesey e on Monday last
The fellows were dressed tip top style when arrested
snd part Of The stolen property that vas iieuuhcd was
found on thnlr parsons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

ryr The Rochester Daily Adrertiser Of the 18th
net appears in new typographical dress aud is also
pnted on steam press. The Adrcrtiser is one OF the
rost influential Free Soil papers in the State and we
are glad to perceive this evidence of the prosperity Of
he proprietors Messrs Butts & Menell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-20

SLAVE CASE AT DETROIT The Detroit Duty
Adriser OF the 18th says that the Jury in the case OF
Gifner rs Charles Gorham and others had not been
abe to agree and discharged. This was the cele
rated trial brought up by Kentucksns ior ndem
n for ten slaves whom the defendants had assisted to
s.c.no 10 Csnada