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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25
MEDICINES.
nYsENTERY, DIARRHEA. &c.-T

nYsENTERY, DIARRHEA. &c.-The Graef
~ enberg Dysentery syrup u warranted TO cure every
case no matter how bad, the ciscnagee are con-
tant and bloody The money instantly refunded II cure
/. not effected. -, RI,
The Company has on fle al lis wholesale warehouse -
Broadway the mos, satisfactory evidence VI The powers OF
hs edcine evidence from medical men, from officers Of
The returned Volunteers, &c &c.
The Medical Faculty are hereby rec pecqy nv ca 20 NY
nj medicine In cases which they deem hopeless They
vii thus save life No charge viii be made for NE medi
cine for this purpose. 49, -.
Tbe Article Is Tor sale by SCENTS In every Wac N ms
civ and a. the Companys Wholesale Warehouse D. Broad
WI a~< usH
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BATTLE OF PALo ALTO,

and shown the positions u the TWO Armies the nature Of
the ground and all the interesting and exciting incidents and
scenery OF that great battle.
Here are brough, view, in full action the American
and Mexican armies with their relative positions The
smoke Of the artillery the galopng OF the officers acros
the plain bearing orders TO all parts Of the field The fall
ing Of the dead, the bearing or Of the wounded, and all
the wild confusion Of that deadly conflict, shown in this
picture. and the perfectly cool manner In which Gen.
TAYLOR is giving his orders In ne rvy costume ~hh
Re that memorable day is intensely exciting, aud
leads the spectator the field Of battle Al officer who
active part thu, fight, remarked on seeing IT, that
he again Pao Alto. and unconsciousy gasped his
attacking the foo Such the wonderful effect OF
porraying life canvass
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a ,IERICAN MUsEUM-P T BARNuM, Pro

4 MERICAN MlsEuM.P. T kARNuM FRO
fOmsnces every morning al ~ 0clocA every si1ot'
noon g. ard every evening a1i Last week ana ss sp
n..r,nce in New York OF the renowned Gen Tom rh-mb
lie will give his exhibitions every morning At II. oclocs,
svery afternoon ut B. and every evening n Remember
mi. l. the s.t chance Other splendid Performances also
AXE place BY those talented Ethiopian s.ngers ne Sable
Brotlsrs The Infsn vestris sc The Mammoth Boys
The Gisnt Baby the Enormous SNAKE Ac NC may sso
be seen aud all for the usual price of p cents ani
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o. ONLY-Who would 20 without teeth when they
y can have them inserted ard warranted Tor years a.
hi 1854 Filing with pure gold % o75 cents. Jos brosdwsy
suZ5
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BIZ J. Bssrsr1 e Efhts sefsnih and ~
avenue .<efer Alt1ry
- b. tr feet sJ-5 % l. ensrt ~ sf -
$500. Mltrry. Ho1stol 'e- by d SOD
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WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY. Auo.2,
For A SHORT TIME ONLY

DANNARDS NEW PANORAMA OF IhE MiSSoCh
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS, showing country cf
tweniy-thres hundred miles beng by Tar me sfgeA PAINT
ng In tho world and Of the largest Rivers on e Globe en-
lending more han twenty degrees OF Latitude Open every
evening at Panorama Hal. b9a Broadway. adjoining Nib
los Garden. A,
Admission 80 cents; children half price fsnofnns will
commence moving al O'Clock -
Afternoon performances On wednesdays and ssurdsys"
f..sf
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ican goods She writes thus
YSu vii ne..- forward The Nsshngtou snail supply Of
,b, Joxt.. Italian Chemical SOAP and Jss Coral HaH kestoa
tive two ofths mos, exquisite article. my toilet rsnseneas
really bile that sosp making me oos young azal
certain the hair stud has gwen my hsr u original di al9an
TINT
ihsm-st y Y au-o %teo1ls
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DfscHARGE--ln the case OF Williams, who was
arrested some time since charge OF being imph-
Gated with another in dereudins the Manufacturers OF
the Salamand,r safes after heightened examination
he case was dismissed and the accused discharged.
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SOLDIERS CIAIM>-Specsl attention paid to
- soder. aims aud I'll business thereto pertaining, by
AUS a. r. CLAGGErT. CounselUr-AI law, 81 Wall-st
Two PRINTER--F0r sale, secondhand foolscap.
medlms1per-roysl and imperial Ashingion and Smith
hand presses and hiking machines. ~ low prices.
su25 2wD&W r HOE & CO y and 81 Goldst
COAL-Pesch Orchard and White Ash Lehigh Of al
Ssixes, beet quality, tho lowest market prices Dry
undercover yards, So4 Wsshins sprngst and
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NEWPORT r. I.

SKETCHES OF NEWPORT-The celebrated water
- iug place. and vicinity, with notices respecting the
history settlement and geography Of Rhode Island Illus
traet with eugravngs Price ~ eta few copies for sale
au2i gis by c. NJ SANTON 205 Broadway.
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The Hartford and Providence Railroad Comp
any have made contract with Messrs. Harris and
Stone of Springfield for the construction of Railroad
Bridge over Connecticut River about threeeghths OF a
mile above the present bridge. The price is s77 600
$4,000 of which is to be paid in stock. This is saw
ing from the original estimate, which was $4,000
The work is 10 be commenced forthwith and to be COM
pleted by the first of November, ls49.
The passengers in the regular trains OF the Hart
ford and New Haven Railroad last week averaged 200
per day-probaby the greatest weeks work on the
road since il opened
The first decisive and important step in the &C
tual construction of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad is taken very favorable contract has been
made for the running of tunnel through the Cumber
land mountain
The Directors of the Fall River Railroad have
declared dividend of 50 per share.
The local business of the Stonington Railroad
has largely increased Several times last week the
commodaton train required three cars. The removal
OF the depot has operated very favoraby.
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N.GrERREOTYPE PLATEs, Of .apeIi0I 81

nAGUERREOTtfE fLaI i =, ~ irsi,,-
merits and apparsms-everying In the line, Constantly on
hand and for sale Al ,., 49,, r,.., rs,o,
- R.wov.d rom "a Broadway u 1n5 Broadway. n v
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT THE MINERVA Rooms.
tO6 Broadway,

Every Evening and Wednesday and Saturday,
Afemoots
Panofsirs commences moving ats and Il 2 n
Admlfsnce Is cents.
:, SHERMAN a TOUsEY's MAMMOTH PANORAM.
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L~.rnx 100, or.aa 81 10 An Leaving 90, cr.Ds .isP
LssyAs cossy issn1 Is hlLsss~s css-s isisnt y
I9s sseh way, ~ CO. iy4s i~'s
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Part l..

The Panorama opens with scene In the II Mexico
with fne display OF ssing vessels, steamers Se and
Of the Island City Of Galveston Shortly after
this. The beholder tefore him
TAYLORs ARMY ENCAMPED AT CORPUS CHRISTI.
Presently graphic view Il
THE ARMY UNDER MARCH.
with is long train OF wagons peases the eye. Amer the
DAYS march we end the
ARMY ENcAMPED FOR THE NIGHT,
with Camp Fires Senrnels Teamers, &c Next comes
s hfe-hke view Of
THE ARMY FoRDING THE COLORADO RIVER.
This il very besurful scene, aud admired by all who
view Il. The appearance OF the planted either
Of the river pro,ec, troops while crossing. the
march OF The and horses into the wsie the taken
By the soldiers elevate their musses and banners above
their heads while wadng almost shouderdeep. the beauty
Of the surrounding forest scenery the hne flowing stream
Itself the Of the troops the opposite bank and their
formation into line sgsn. all in this piece be bu,
family described by word sonei mus, be seen to be ap
precaied While the sudeno- stmrng the piece Just
described the scene changes and they gaze on
VIEW OF TIE CITY OF MATAMoRos.
with s barracks OF Mexican sodiey. From this city the
behoider "a carried IN ight Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

20 Gen. TON THUMB is the hardest working
IN town, giving four performances day to accom-
1odstc the great crowds who throngng the Muse
UNI TO see him for the last time he closes his engage
meu there and makes his last appearance in New York
10 morrow Tho General is great favorite wherever
he goes and especially at the Museum. where he first
appeared before the public
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TT Notice.-XVIIITH WARD DEMOCRATICW WING
C0MMITTEE.-An adjourned meeting OF TINS Coniutlse
will be held on Friday evening next % inst al cloeA
Al seamans Railroad House, FOunnavenue. near I"enty
sevenh-st Puncma attendance Of members y Pafce,sny
requested. BY order Of ELIJAH T. LEWIS Ohh'
pE5sS "a s1asps Secretaries aus ST.
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GOLD PENS.

- rnium Gold Pens Msnnfsetory 10 Broadway corner
n Maiden lane. Dealers In gold and silver Penholders
and Psne.b aus DAWN
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yfARsHaIL,- UTERINE CATHOLICON This
.fle1fraortinsry remedy j. daily performing the most
astonishing ia this city. Brooklyn and elsewhere
.evere cases u PrOlapsus Uten By addressing note to
he Office u the Graenberg Company, the proof OF nis
VIII be furnished without charge No female shoua deiay
Informing herself Of the facts. aux ous
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JACOB :. PLATT, Auctioneer.

JACOB 5. PLATT, Auctioneef.
TOMORROW (~ATCRDAf)lO OCLOCk,FAN.
/ CY HARDWARE AND CUTLERY 100 gold and
silver watches 100 lots made gold jewelry, beads pearl
buttons brushes cosmetics steel goods suns Psfos OH
Knives percu.sian sps spec acr-, keJACOBs. PLATI
viii sel tomorrow, SATURDAY, Aug o. At 10 0eloes,h
he Auction Room for account of whom may concerns
general assortment Of the sboye descr pucn Of goods 20
close trust among which many desirable and ysusbls
goods in the fancy line Also soyefsl hundred cards pen
knives scissors rssor, shears German silver goods, tc
Also peremptonly and without reserve, invoice u n
watches received from Custom House this day. Also.
general assortment Of wsfches to which The snlon VI
purchasers Il directed N b. Invoices for hs sale must 10
sent in before P ~ this day au1,ir
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NEw HOOK AND LADDER CoNPANY.-A 6eauti-
fa carriage for the use Of the newly organized Company
No T. s in the course OF construction at the es'Ao
iishment Of Mr. Seaman on Myrtlesvenue' and VIII be
exhibited IS II is completed.
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" IL L. Time, OF soon will be. when many per
Will be obliged 10 for making known remedy boh
snd for bronchitis asthma coughs and colds
Such is the MeIhuselsh Pile Try them-2s box-they
hsve the asthma Of Is years standing Prncip a.
Agency. III Grandst Eidndgast, also 10 Chat
hsm-st q Whitehas, l+5 Grand-st, and corner Allen
and Grand sis. aus aus
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NfIBIO'-, A~TOR-PLACE, BkOADWAf.-
l\FRiDAY' EVENING, Aug. Is, vii be presented.
Bourcicauf. COMEDY ~
LONDON ASSURANCE
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IT. Every respectable Dentist now adv

buy = china box Of JoNEs's Amber Iooth fasie
an odorferou lovely article f1r the teeth and oreah sod
only al 50 Chatham -. su<o <Ieoos
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sod only al 81 Chaham.si aus 2eodis
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AMUSEM EN'TS.

NIBLO,-, AsTOR-PLACE, BRoADwAfI-
~ FRIDAY EvESlSG, Aug. - wi be presented
o0'' LoSDoN ASSURANCE
Being the only nigh aisPoposr production Tan be g'sn
81 coar,l.yMr n Pl.eide coo.... .esIo,
D.rre . Mr. Nanienhoh lsssc.. Henry
Mars Medtle....T 2 scids yohu .... kyaer
Msx HaFka~ay.... ..Nsche Lady spsnkef Mrs M.eder
DoIy SpsnkeT &c.. j Seton GfacehHka~syh SAX horn
Ch.re. Courey.... shaw Pert. Mis- hooef,.
Doors open sf-commencing ~ Admission y e,'. sA1o
DURroN,- THgATEK,. cHAsBERssr.
ID FRIDAY EVENING. Aug. IS vii os P.syed' me
p'F~'-' DoMBEY AND SON.
csPL cuils.. NJ Burton Edita M M knlsm
S,Do, Mss ~ Ma. md NJ Fredsrcs
To eon:sde with new Auegoricsl sseteh, called the
REVOLT or THE sExToNs
Hyssis' Mr.. sroaeSsm croons Ms. snclsiro
Prees--Dress Circle snd Pxqueue, 50 cts Family Gu
Gle. . et, Door open a, 7i-Cansin will nse TT
POLIO ROOMs.-GRAND VOCAL AND IN.
WAN SINGERS, composed OF the following eminent ar
t.tes Nile LOvARNY Herr zoRER. Herr KRAUs
5Sm he Ssas. and seateeS Of Sswyos s5d .I.nser.
generally s they have arrived IN tbs city IRON London
sa be R%eesn pubic n erad vos.i ssa Sn.uaerts
CONCERT The Apollo Room, on MONDAY ENENlNo.
Srsnme viii be presented when they hope TO meet that
pccess hich has attended their efforts IN Pans London
and IN al The principal ciies IN Europe
PROGRAMME.
FAXrI
l. Grand Quin,ei;o-The Meeting on the Austrian
Mounians-by the comp any. sPus
Grand Bass Ana ~ krsgs............s....s. heuet
s Dss Alpenhorn-Song by Nile Lovspy. frosch
Mem sefer-MOrsvisn National Song, BY Lorer Loref
B. Grand Famase. with variations on the NlocoT.
deou with Pisnoorie accompaniment StrpeAs trpct
D OoAtettO hosa4lnc
n.
!. song-My boyhoOd'. hOme-Krsu'. RoSse
3. Dyeru.emsnIo with imisucn Of the French
"a Horn snd Cornes
70 fcho sony LVf7'"y
H. Gfsnd Waliz-Petenburg, on the Nlocorteon.
r. Finale, The Morayisns IN New York. by the
whole Company, arranged by.................. Loref
Tickets - each be had the principal Music
Stores ard the door tho evening Of the Concert Doors
open att To commence ~ Il O'Clock
The Room has been beautifully painted and u well venu
lsfed. aus Nis
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sgaEa WIN lorRNaL. FogRIH rLgEks


CLEARED-ship. Columbus. McCsnsu LrsrpooI 8 hnz-
land & g. Nse~r Rsus-y Rsf-
Barr. J-nuv nd. sss Wsugren. L-tn. " W--@I Csufa
P~rra- Dunism Tnisd % Goa. Chsstsn foa7~ inie
lFr Fusag BOYD Henakin 4 n, Con-. Pll1- plaJ lta
Brs- Joha H-atsl s1yt. Ro Nsfhlte Bremen. Bose
ssfror- Torff Hss-n Rcirolt. Brosml krl, Hast
shsre.t7n Dlnsiu mon. WitoE BfI G-ur-, = Jlt. ~
Abraham. Coleman. Curacao. : " L-ps
SIR. Cgr.es b. Kenny Halfr IS n Smith. Dal Bsra'
schuyler Eisaiol sld P mouth. SC syPb Lrfenc- r.
n 4 " psor. Nara D.so.esy. Baltimore. Johnston L1e
den Brace C,e CeorEet1Va SC q vs. Per-or = g, Wh-a
ton PLaa@Fhs Patt 4 Van B'uni Har,ou P-nnei ersl
Ora a1d Ge6rs@t1un e, Lsns1e Jur--r ehan~-'on Mar
El1s ketchuul Philadelphia
~ Usr... FrIrltarr-
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Umpire HOT-Alh
r. aHsnfsge Of his Range others can be readily
perceived by examination, ana een1ny - ~
md always charged with pure ho an M
nan The same favor to meats cooked therein AZ foseo
before Ere Puup in al cases under guarantee Insi 'nes
I'll ms, ale with satisfaction For sale BY
WI 0S HICKOK co go Waterst
-, e-,,.scd Or M65a Broadway. opposite Bond-st
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ARRIvED-Br sip Forest. M1larct, hrharis1n Lf-fpl
DAYS. ballast % * irFil. - sfeerale fstserEers.
Beean barb Verge Mare self~r RI Ar-nerf n 'aas o.
Not'e'offa Ps.s-as er. Mr Nas- alt Oh sf--rsrs
Bari Martin Brs;, Cook RIVE Gambia 90 days 20 Brett SFoe
% J / N, Cfackcl
Brsrs Msrsse. M0nta1r@r N-rr A. d. go ,ous q Geo
Nn 0.h u long % sclr Hannah. Glaso1. from Liverpool
I'm Newl1ld Bib st . ~ long ~ sp1se
p Hsnet ri Bsinl1r- 1sys ont l5h s 10 - 5
or 90 90 boarded Ach-sh. John. days or
Brs Dsha Pine from Lobe plaster Brett V0se
n r Rchsrd Golden Morron. MAITLAND. IS 90 DAYS ~ tons
plaster master
Freneh r Gourouns Rocee % dss brandy %
Care, Aston.
BELow-shp sai.n. from New OrLeaa lalp. aai bsrt
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RRnnKIYN AFFAIRs.

Nrw BUILDiNGs.-Ths splendid mansion facing
Courlst and designed after the Italian style Of srchi
lecture. BY Mr oms,esi will shortly be completed,
when the owner. Mr. Killinghast will take possession
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,,HIRT~ AT fD~T-5po Dozen col-istihg oi ever
Siescrpton ard quality, 10 be sold within ne neA t~o
ensuing weeks Dealers IN The shove article VII hhl u 20
hr ADVANTAGE 10 cal and examine ibis very extensive as
Augment To be sold 10 quantities from 10 dozen upward
~ mi nurcbassr. MORRIS WOOLF, Whoesae
AS w Shin Manufacturing Depot a Nllain 81.
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.s4s. are az follow

These exports comprise the following named articles
OF the forest and agriculture viz skins and furs gin
song slaves, timber, shingles, boards, hewn timber
other timber aud spars oak bark and other dye
wood all manufactures wood naval stores tar pitch
ron and turpentine ashes pot and pearl beef tallow,
hides horned cattle butter and cheese pork (pckled)
bacon, lard live hogs horses and mules, sheep. wheat
-four Indian corn Indian meal rye meal, rye oats, and
other small grain and pulse, biscuit ship bread poa
toes. -ipits, rico. Tobacco, -i a~.o| Lr~
brown sugar indigo and hemp. During the year 1871
the exports treble those in 1924 and during the last
quarter of a century they have been increasing until
they have doubled
The issue of stock of the loans Of l5i7-ls4s, on
foreign account, Washington for the week ending
Aug 49, was as follows
England. Sl4OOOOl scousno ''''''''''' aUOO
France 49,
Switzerland 1000 Totsl........ $50 900
There is now but little movement in Specie, ex-
ceptng inward The arrivals from the interior, and in
small amounts from abroad, make an imposing aggre-
,s,a and are Increasing the gpece in bank The quo
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rNGIIsH TARLTAN PRINTS.


d. BRIGHA NJ CO
9 Rroad-st.
VIANE RECEIVED In store - cases EngHsh fnhls'
- =. - au2l 2wIz
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-Io. orc. P.-Independence Lodge, No.

5s-The members Of the above Lodge, and the friends o.
he late JouN c. PEAsE who belong 10 the Order, are re-
que,ed TO NEE, the Lodge Room, 81 Bowery on sun
day August =, hafpast A NJ TO proceed TO me Mala
church. for the purpose Of listening TO the funeral ser
mon 10 be preached bv Rev. Mr. Crawford upon me
death cf our lamenied brother, JOHN c. PEAst .
PETER +. RANDOLPH, \. O.
GopVprv "a Rrsuop Secretary au25 II
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~ TtrCHHIIIt LIUFHFl HIItt IN''f' 'HH To
Clinton Hail, corner BeeSmsn and Nsssa1-sts-<e'Nv Fol
rne. and he principal Reviews and Magazines, American
and Brush Constant addi, Of new publications Clerks
Initiation fee and semi annual dues 81. Merchants and
fhers' annual subscription s. Rooms open from 10 A. NJ
10 Top NJ By order HENRY A. OAKLEY,
au2l owls Rec Sec Mercantile Library Association.
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- TO IETfN BROOkLYS-Tne lar er part Of
~ ff-f cass house South Ferry. owned by fam
~ y OF three personH who would board out the rent
srreeahe Aadr-s. H.nrystn q his ofce aus SIS.
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TO LAWYERS.
HAYDEN'S NEW PRACTICE AND FORMS, for sale
Hoy su24 4ts' JOHN DIOSSY, 80 Nssssu-st
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JAMES MCNULTY}
DAVID MCDERMOTT, Secretary. auI7 IT.

V7~ Irishmen Attend! Twelfth Ward.-A
mass meeting of the Friends Of Ireland Will be held this
evening corner Of FOurlavenue and kghiysiNst al Z.
O'clock 10 take for the immediate aid OF the srug
cling Patriots 4 Ireland and TO hear the Report Of the
Committee appointed select officers and propose or
gauzs IN for an Irish Club In this Ward
By order CHAS. OCONOR, Chsunan.
G.sRtr II SrRtKrR Jr Sec aus II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ T. Il. Meagher Club Of the CRY Of New y ork
viii hold ouned meeting at their headouarers NauN-
hall Garden Saloon Friday evening, 18th inst for me
purpose OF enrolling members and c2ecpg money to
1 we e5eegsf 22e n heir pro- vii, ADDRESS e.-
T. z MEAGHER, President
JAMES 7. BARRY. Treasurer.
ro,s K,y,x.cu Secretary au2i 2tis'
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rs- Thnmn. Dnri. Clnh.-The members Of

IT. Thomas Davis Club.-Tbe members Of this
Club are requested attend meeting this friday even
ng at the Boad Hotel ri O'Clock, for the purpose OF en-
rolling members and collecting money 10 aid the lnsh
people In their present struggle for Freedom All those
y no are in favor OF the cause are invited 10 attend.
BY order DANL NOONANi President
WILLIAM LYNCH. lsa.,a,ar;as
p.rptcv NcN.Nrs secfethfles- Au25 IT,
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~ Iohn NIitcheI CInb.-A meeting Of this

~ John Mitchell Cuba meeting OF thls S.uo
viii be held this evening Monroe Hail. al y O'CLOCK ne
members ofthe Club specisy requested TO attend a.
business OF the utmost importance will be brough neiore
The Club [au25 lt'l EUGENE O'SULLINAN, Provl Sec
cT- smith O'Brien Cuba regular meeting OF
this club will held this friday evening al
at o'clock Punctal attendance Is requested Every ehd
Of Ireland is invited 10 attend JOHN EGAN, Prest
FLORENCE MCCARTHY, Secretary. auIo II
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT Or NEW-YORK. ..AUGUsT .
MINIATURE ALvAyac. THIS DAY
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-25

~ The Crisis has Come A meeting OF the
Daniel OConne Club, and the friends OF Ireland gene
ay in the Seventeenth Ward. Will be held at Hermitage
Hail. corner Of Allen and Houston Ste on Friday, Angus
D. a. u O'Clock PM Several eminent speakers VIII adj
dress the meeting MICHAEL BURKE, Presi.
& SH.rFFE secretaries au24 2tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
ITALY
The Kepubllc of Venice.

The dehyersnce OF Venice from the yoke OF Aus
tria was accomplished on the - ult. On which day
Gen. Count Zchy capitalized with toe Provisional
Government. IL appears that the General, having
received accounts OF the insurrectlon OF Padua.
Nlncenza Trevlso. aud the whole OF the Venetian
territory as tar Verona. saw that II was lnPossl
bic tor hin - effect MS retreat on tho IyrOl and
Csrintnis across the Venetian provinces, and that
bis only safety vas by sea. Immediately after slgn
ing the cspit1ation. the whole OF the Austrian gar
uson embarked for Trieste, having been allowed 70
eu.ooy the ships IN the harbor tor the purpose Of
transporting the troops.
On the Glowing day the 23i, the Provisional
Government proclaimed the Republic, amid bud
CHE. OF Vird San Marco which was the ancient
war cry of the Neneusns TIE utm0s. Enthusiasm
prev allied. and the Place DE 81. Mark. the Grand
Cana the principal churches. and the ships IN tie
roads were brilliantly Illuminated. Toe following
are the names Of the Provisional Government Of
Venice; Daniele Msnin, President; Nicolas To
masso, Foreign Affairs Antoine Paoulucct Ma
rine; Jscopo CssteL Justice General Francois
Solera, War; Pietro Psleocopa, Public WorSs :
Francesca Csmerata, Finances lsTseli.e Leon
Plr.cherle. Interior