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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

On Saturday evening the 18Th INST az clock, Ni.
lolu Mitchell the proprietor Of tle Iaped His'H0n
ncwsuapcr wa brought iu custody Of Inspector Guy
On warrant issued by the magistrates Of the Head ro-
Ice for publishing certain articles ia that paper on le
9th end 3th Of May. On being conducted before Tie
mae.strstcs Mr. Porter addre sing Mr.. Mitchell sao
tha' inornotious bad been sworn before him, iha he
SIR MITCHELL had committed teouie8 under the Act Of
the llth Victoria passed for tire better security OF ~
Crown ami Government under the 80 section Of which
the iuormlt ons bad been framed which lac would read,
ifAlr. Mitchell desired him 20 do So.
Mr. Mitchell declined giving Mr. Porter the trouble OF
reading those documents, the con ens VI which he was
fully aware Of
Mr. Porter said il would 30 his imperative duty 70
send him for trial At the next Commission.
The Crown Solicitor said chat MrMitchell was at I'D.
erty ask my question he though, proper Of the par
ties who laid the information and Mr. Mitchell having
declined ~ do So be was at once committed az New
cste 10 abide bis trial at the Commission which VIII fi
on the 2Jil of May
Mr. MChCls dcmehnOr was more calm ana deter
mined than might have been expected from one VINO
he'd just been unexpectedly brought from tho midst Oh
family circle into serious position BY the new
act Mr. Mitchell cannot be set 10 large on bail The an
formations were sworn by Superntcndcnts Walsh aDd
SclWin, Of the metropolitan force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

The delegates Of tas Cubs spoke from the t1 lnc
aaf pla. o.l motions nl.L were call-l hr ac-aira
to. 1ls Ca.f1lcr v1s lfc.ar-l s. 1l.ci, .al new
C9terrl.-f- rl- nppr CD c.n.---- ~ hi ..-- l.a-
ot.e-s Ihe troops 81 rls A4c, iliaurfy al- caralr
were called oll alI le NstloDa. Guard ana tLs C--l
Noble Placed under arms.
Lf.r much uur0ar aud confusion. tic poll.-ce IT,
came .rfm.i..l Dg tie troops et me --se-1y, and
marched y The Hoe. Dc le, 20 agpo.n, committee
ofpu ic safety Meanwhile the Assembly resumed 10
BEL s.o1. although many wsro us l,cd
An lnpeachu4,4t fr hsl tle..Jn br1as- asl-ns.
Gen. Colrl-a. was carried
Isis aid TIA, g. Lsmarae ln-e1ds % propose 70 As
Nauona. Assembly -o add. ss proclamation y i--
German Colit1. demanding tAs recons-iut-5n " tle
Poll. nationality.
The sHir is sa.i % bo 70 an ei Tic cuohst roaoh-
I'D the I!O'o d. VIE, At -- i1 proclaim g lill.
ice Ut Qac safety LIT tAe loual Gnards d.sp-rs11
them without t.gol ili IT, prncip. leaders gre gn
dersto0d ~ have been arrested including baug- b-r-
lre HuIe.f AID General Coulls.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

On Monday morning the populacc composed %. the
clubs the oteiers natonaux the provincial delegates
and other violent democratic associations began 0 us.
sembic and b halipas eleven upward Of fgs iheus
persons mar shl q under banners, aud marched r lvo
ccssiou 10 the Chamber the numbers ougneutiuy as
they proceeded.
On arriving az the bridge finding the passage inter.
ruped the procession turned toward the Chamber ana
sr-lrcd AZ The gate ia tic Place Llryctfc. General
Ccurais Who justly an usty h. inspected of beu,
marty 10 the affair Ia previously efcd tle youcts
10 be tnkcn from thl muskcts. some ci tae people
seeing this were encouraged 90 escaadc tlc ralAss
o,brr followed and the court IL thc Casmbeg was socn
fHeI Cen Courta.s then advanced O. tAcni th con.
clssing language bat, IN fine. the gates were sool
forced OPEN ana fhc pcpldcr cl'Tlns re Cara9.f
rushed 80 DE lgl--uce n l.i -l ih.l -...- 80 30
rer,ors of the Congentoa. led every part Of tie Aal
Much uproar ensaed, and al authority ceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

81. MERCHANTS HOTEL, BUFFALO. n. l.-Coni
80 mercal end Lloyd 50. near Steamboat and faeAS
--~ Llndlug5
II THOslAS 4 BROTHERS have opened their new
and spacious Iioc above This house = tle only one
west of NeW-KOrA City conducted Ol-the European pAn
and can accommodate tho travelling public by yauons sye
tom sle nea the splcnddy lmss1i suite % fooa9
m Ia afct M lie Immediate vicinity %. de tusllois part ~
Tire city, ana Of the various Wafer Landings. .
Tbs e.fabllnlQni Is entirely tbrols ont tae b0io
n lasag been erected during toe pas year, s j. unui'
Dsse! m ia. Internal arran semens Tor leln nAf coia.of
10 rooms t1us large and airy, and sp.eH4aly DnisAsd
throughout 49, ,t,.
fic Ordinary aud Restaurant departments arc epl,"iy
sr III v.fh fbc bas Tie market affords. ald gness can
have te.r meals their rooms, al ne luoc ordinary of AZ
tho itesfaurali, a. they may With M.y- I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
FOREIGN nIAKKETS.

From the Livcpo1. Courier l1i May.
MONDAY. MAY i5.-lae sales s4ace Friday amount 10
ioun bags. of which 5000 lie sod to-day TIE nnsCf 81
Orleans.
TUESDAY May i5.-saes. $500 bale. Prices steady.
From W..mef & sa'h E1rO1c'l Times. llh.
Them Ta.tHis Been s.rsif slce .ee i lai .ccs ave
elrlcc.ur tendency. on PIE Iel l- I~s 50 te about
rnt hf.s scgilr .lf Cor export Tue H Beg was sr'sty
.ri fi.l rofl. lf s.l-i. Nl ff lfl, tr ulrsr
closed will .rn Ilol lri lr HFsa. tendency. Compared
will frllr' llts, rDc's of American under d were "a
n,r lc.If tHe I.r luHo DOES rui come tre.f or Tie
..I. a less r'ns 1Ur oi collltnrf t.a3 zoe s1.cs
ur-l ahott 5n.H ble, CONFUSING Di 500 AlcrftH, lt
,r ca SUI SECS. 'rr cN or; ifc BAHIA 80 81 1 SD nd
-lrst ~ 4 u t,3i1. aaI SD sen Island 90 q % fL llc
ual4s. OF te 10Th steady, ANA .l, rucc paid. lle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Tire sarl.niau Parliament was formally opened o.
raru on tie s.l inst hy Prince Eugene of savoy, -le
Lieutsuart GencIll a. the kingdom. We aunez nn
i.nnortau- exfrset from his pc1cl o. tlc assembly,
Tae Xmas Government gentlemen, j. illy -e-lsi-
BE OF te .rrsity o i,s situation % fs period
,oas AMI Sc. 60 aus p-'0gs a. regards te Future A.
ir has Lld tlr courage % Undertake 60 % VIII Rave 90
courage % plrsuc the great object Ia view. lou f.
lend your assistance 90 consolidate ana ccli ac lie
WORK of rcs.nert.9n 10 which 10 is devoted Europe
whose eyes axe upon u.s. viii " ,e-s our TRIUMPH over
difficulties .nseparlbie from ihe first movement Of O
nsv existence ~ ueal- %! power aiw1rs n'lnc-a--
thai oi union
Tho ra..p.las of he .p...h We. nll.. eni-asa-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
rIcihndl,l GencrnI { onrercnce.

= telegraph Dispatch from Pittsburgh "a
nounoes that the General Conference oi the Meth
olst Episcopal Church nj its recent session, elect
81 re following officers lor The next four years.
Aga.i, Of Book Oman ~ 9cc Y0rk-Rsy.G LANE
and Rev. J.. SCOTr
E2l9r AZ Cbr,s,,an Adroans aad j9nrHai-Rcv =
errygNs. hfs Editor OF i 0H's Hr0id
Ed.f0r ~ Fffhodif Qsnteriy fctNr-Hcv. Prot tt
CfI,rOcK Of DICKINSON Cole, c.
secre,ayy or Missionary Soeitfy--licr. q. lIraAN
Ediioy Of sandqy Set0ol .idrocafe 9c-Rev J.. r.
EiuDEH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
IRELAND.
hundred Visit of the Queen.

The Dgblia Ersninq Mai, says" We ere enabled 10
state On authority that It Is her Maestys intention To-
visit Ireland within two months from the present time
and probably 10 remain considerable portion o. the
autumn Arrangements for the Queen reception have
already beer commenced" The editor Of the Tree
aaa' journal promises that Her Majesty, If he does
come shal have something ike shout He says-
one loud and ova and earnest huTrah Tor the Queen
Lords and Commons Of ire and shall greet Her Majesty
from the hour of her arrival TO the hour OF her delar
furo frCfn our shores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
WArERrNG PLACE.

sEACONSETr HOUSE, 1ARRAGANSLIT BAY, r. l.
, v,-srg md boafier. on mo 18Th Of juno Hs!2raed
-1 OF he Ea-e0 shore q Management Bay y ~ ht q
Newport No ues from all River ana II from Ns" Deciyfo'
the prce Of board moderate. Every attention VIII o. pti
~ secure tho comfort and satisfaction VI thO.s who may pa
ff,ze the e.tabli.hneuf. stage alternate days 20
and from New Bedfod. Arrangements VIII bs made 10
he cOnVeyarce u passengers and from Fa RIVER on Ao
vol f.ieauers from Providence and morning Az cysi'
i,y en-. s,,,o Bo.tou JOSEPH COZ.
Ltue Compton, X. T. Nay o. 1919. my'V eoc-.aI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Cio-fNs prfrFs Ltsr N.5Ir.-lolsfs opened a l-t 20
cl ,fglcs fo $50 . lgl ar3u9w about o kNclclcf-
oslge been So ~ 3D. qrcm Bank Stock Is worth 1898 10
49,. .
The New Three nul.a-Ouarer per Cents. were ei 10 J.
Fnr. -u StocNs GENERALLY are la' a5nu
sr.as h five per 1t Bonds have been lf - u, and
he ltr,e ne. Cents ll Mex.eu stock y lal to f Dutch
Two anda-Hsf per Cents arc Il 20 q. Railway share'
af3 rather heavy a.gu To-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

The delegates from Ohio 70 TIE "his NaI!onS. 'o-.
voniou are requested % meet ia the Cry Oh f-.''e
,.,a on the sixth dsy q. Janc I'D. l5!s at oclock
p r. Tor interchange Ct. O aos prior 20 the meeting ID
Convention For placc q meei.ns 'n4'lfe or ~ ''i
o. the United staies Hotl 'O@h4h N"NNi'
New-York Msr ~ lag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

The Emras- Tinss of the l7tn SAYS
FROM Uauibar. we learn Of ,As GlTe o. Wiaduiul-
r Brothers c Co. of thsf ctT. y was Reported tefc
't fourteen or s.tccl 6r'rrts h7d oc-rtrci - Nr'y
ana S-yesa chiefly s.. Chr,iau.a We have slso 20 r..
lcg, she .a-.lrc q Nss.rs e. A. D.oese, HsYaaa and
t..rrau s.-rrar.r.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
The New Princess.

The ceremony Of the christening Of the infant princes
took place on Saturday in the private chapel Of Buck
.ugham palorc Tho Archbishop Of Canterbury ss-ist.
al bv the Eishop. OF London Norwich end Oxford OH
os'ed Tho spon-or- we're thc Queen Dowaser proxy
.9r The re ming Duchess Of SAKE Meinnecn frmce
trcrt. utoxv for Duke Gu.tayus OF Mecklen1.rg
-ehweTin the Duchess of Cambridge proxy Tor ihe
Hereditary Grand Duchess Of MecklenOurs streifz.
Tho names bestowed upon the prince were Loul @
Caroline Alberta.
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tTEIi.
D F"7--II " w Il-|-- = 7-----| T"-'- ~ 7 :
Express from Dubi iu.

We stop the press 10 announce that our Express,
which left Dublin at late hour last night Informs us
that the jury in the Of Mr. :. OBren not having
agreed they were discharged by the Chief Justicc Ar
Mcoghcr's trial was proceeding yesterday, hut the
foreman announced in Court during the evening thai
there was no likelihood OF their agreeing to verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

r. 81 MIA oasrcd D steamer franklin ana OBJ mares
ts-.-o b coup lcr This Neusa,e was followed hy ~
Colc.-.v. vi1 gave up 4...l- vc.sc. aua 5000 n D.
n ,fs-.s also gave q vessel ana 10 H. 3D.. The Btck.
.s-t srs $50 , o. ani f.-scr ptlous were oqcae1 10
arm 49, squip l9t--a without deny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

civ OF New 0rlt. New Yors, May n, l0B.-Ihe
annual meeting tus Association Tor ie n sacIon II bus-
noss win RI ls1 no National Hg q tan-st ON horlay,
is l2a day oi juno nest ID 1c0ck, II. and 90 O'Clock
T. 81 on Tie sals dizzy sI the same place ~ election
will he bold lJr ~ Minlrefs md inspectors 81 c on
So -hnfa older other lan those VINO have compiled with
Art Off Laws ol said Association j. entitled 20 vote
b. orle SOiu.
my2m BENJAMIN j. PENTZ. secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
ROME.

Tho Coss.islsiszad publsa.. ths following irou
Rome
We have already mentioned .-, ,,is Pope he'd pub
lslcl r-sh declaration ol .l sentiments, rr i iai
from qlierug pl1Ae irritation. has only tended % ~
crease IT, IL this ifesh document HIS Holiness insists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01


mruf. s..ulfel n te Orange Mullills 90 SOM or s'
Ne,g-Jcrssy fifteen miles from NEWTON On uo Ane ~
he AlJrrs and E-.ex Railroad.
TIE cars stop ullllu quarter 81 = milo fon nc esil
ssmeu .eagns Tie foot ~ COflafdst at 0cockf A. NJ
slI O'Clock r. ". Of each day arriving az so.l Orange
n e1ort one bout
Dr. MEEKER announces % fhs public thef he has )usi
ile le1 bis m one Of ne most complete W ~
er-Cure establishments and Summer retreats now 70 ne
country 800
be- bad been l.y hlee year, more 'll el-l ~ "flch
spc ~ Gsaei 9blrg AID Ae Other y iier eiia,
islu,rs ~ 10y, cnt has been since nat enc ei
l sa.cf4s or llDl SRI erecting eliaDisinel su..cd
o. bis We've I- .ll sl5iecf
The es;adi.lll-li planned paricuary van view 70
e comfort al convenience ri le patient, alt Is but oa
tls -- 80 plan uf r4acfe c a9 -silie t-, aF4 WI
sate euacb-l % each prlenls floii -t OF JON
lt ro0ln 5y l4 doors. t4ee Le aren't can nafe cFesJ
nat except Ore large lglcas anl sF,-llif Dli4 WAC. ar
lcalrf Isl ll-l about ID rs ir0. te house "a ile gen -
e0lasa There are also lrce lerge purge bsts 90 lio
house o. ie grounds ass two ave pai-i one u
u from be- alrra. falls ~ tle brook n The faylne, AID
.sgrIu- bah "a feet squire, erected of Tie pleasure 81
SIMMER yslJrs, &C. attending Me.f ileuds AID other pa
Lrurs.
Dr Il wiz open rs establishment fDr the 90
1911 Tr1e af my Comm icls aidres ed 70 ClIAS. IA
NEEkEE Nd. az Nsvlr6 y jersey or ~ 5c1fl Orange
=. jersey VIII receive attention. My<y Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

II rnoc--s trlf some rcmlau.s n Tie Baden lcp-1
Hcan ban irs Oh. .l..-rus al.lr Io-ina- tle seld
berg Aeczer o1- 3i SIC dscomtt leaders, mas gone %
paris Tlc 8alel G1V--nll 10 IL preparing BIZ i1f
lie Introduction u. tal bv jury. upsl sy tenn caring
..rol4 % les -5..4ce q. Gle e. I'D slt Belgian rlal
Ill q frrr-. u.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

nd.-rAe r.rn,n-.on -. III

r. ,feh nd.-4hc reputation of lns di-..n- ui-l.to
vocalist an jenny LlFD HAIR Clos, 0r Der SCI. u
Glux. 10 nos a5shed uir0lg holf tho world and every
bIly is gaz. fas.o s'ar| oi mighty m1 lnilf, eN
claiming, H0s lI ht SO slue' Bew44e of any ilf has
1t L4e coDyfcnt Ou lls wrapper, &C. THO genuine can
oulv be had go LDChWOOD's, al Broldway, :. RaYnof
~ B0wery first gelsl Also az l92, 81, ~ roadway
AID corner Broadway rId f0ureenll-st Jb BOwergi ~
Avenue ID ~ HOu-ton 20 Hudson; 10 Eighth avenue
COR Bieeczer and tusresi SD Oreeu".cu 100 SikEaFe
me. aud n tle Pnnc.pa! Office, S8 Nnssau.,f
BroOAvu-lir. HAYES, 80 fn.t0ni 4. ~ Wilder Isl
gut0n; q. u Ayres coz Atlantic ani Heavy myH sodl
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FRANCE.
nplnnnsIrn Ninn OIL Tho Clnhs.

: correspondent writing from Paris on Tie morning
OF The 18th says This being the day hNcd tor great
demons traton the part OF the Paris Clubs n favor OF
the Poles the city j. In cOnm0ti0n- The Governn 'u.
appears 10 be much alarmed about the mator i
would appear necessary, were il not under e pfc ~
of supporting the cause oil Polish nationality, tne hc
Clubs are suspected of conceang views dangerous o.
the peace Of France. An attempt upon the part a. Pie
Clubs % intim.dHc the National Assembly would az
any time. cause just alarm and excitement IN the Cn
tai but on the prc-ont occasion the eNciic'i-i' %
greatly increased 10y the posponement o. the tfaiefni
y cast which was % have taken place yesterday. The
demonstration OF to-day in favor OF the Poles VIII bee p
formidable one The following placard has been issued
by Bianqws Club
TO TIKI DEMOCRATS
rs ceu'ra1us C1auies uiouas al peIges hat 10
ai' a9r oi foa1. 10 take pa-e ga Modp il1 ls f
f a. e ock. Al TIE citizens % aeei az io fe 1s ia sa'
Lis Any ehsr couTocato ili t must 1s cqnsiercl is tsf
ne C,n,-si C5nuis. az BIZ frss.isst 80 -
'' SDASpCREAr. pEBRAY, Ncelfcs g.
u Is circumstance much % be regretted, bur tne
truth o. which cannot be denied that the influence u.
"a De Lainartne IN the National assembly is daily
creSsing is not probable he VIII be chosen PRESIDE.
OF The Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

Tic Steamer USiTyD STATS arrived yesterday
about O'Clock. An from Liverpool whence she
sailed On Tie 18th inst making ihs trip ira l3i
DAYS. and bringing four days later intiii sence'
Sic woad hove gof il iasr nj glt, Only for the og
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

FLORIDA Florida Delegates to the Wni<
National Convention, arc ioa. h.. e. CAnEL, l. u.
Utnr add SAMUEL l.. BCHEYTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01
In-nrrcction in The remaIc Club.

There was meeting Of ,he females club held Cd ore
of Tie theatres Oh Thursday evening. 20 organize "orE
for women on principles oil fraternity, ald 20 aecuir t
each at least one franc per day j. DfoH gives TO-
following account o. the atar.-- 70 would De- aiposs
bic 20 describe the spectacle PIE eutc1 by The cHD al
fcrg1s Thur day evening, under Tire proficiency 20.
the Ctovcuuc ". We cannot give ar idea 70 tLe
iumulr tie di-orIer the uproar which tooN PLATE
There was nothing but cries. misses, vociierauouf
pressing. crushing. even lighting The vn.Cws ana tle
glasses smashed, but no speaker o.. either se
could obtain hearing. not even tc Able ChaieL not
even the c tovcune w. The sitting no length br1dC
uD ~ the midst OF universal lu htcr and was postponed
% mother day; but rot % be admitted another
time
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~ Round.Hln wutcr-C urc Retreat.-11d. In

st,o1 j. oc FL l one u the most beautiful seef.ous II
NeF-Flsla1d and o. commanding enncncs bali mile
rom ,re village u Northampton Mas. Tic buildings
formerly occIp.ld a. be kOlld-Hl sclos, and contain
c1loa0ns ig neary tF0 hundred persons. The gfDuld9
lu FL t0 ~ acres o. e.elf and tie establishment %
ais11n-ly slJr led W.T. wi'er from ttan twenty w.
HF s1rr +, whose temperature Is invariably - degrees
f.aree. Tue pgOpue-urs alnounce saf hey have con-
llec 1rllg nl-l,s we ". DETER, formerly q Mofrs
town, y. J. al1 l fese iu i4a HESITATION, ana have AZ
relis elie lre ~ fIs Mei-a dep rTlleni i tli
with Dr. j. D Il N0llll 1u Dr.. Woot7ya4f ile RI
3i.--- -efis Hc4riai. Wprceicr, has been enfa - II
c01-l.-nF rlyr.cs al 10 d1les.c arair- are lioff
direction ~ Cag- Brewster fger oi lc As'ision se
Norll f0l. D.. j. 4. Ec'i-Ifsss Dsatf- ~ -i-l.
TIE location combine. s-.-l-fy "a. ~ n-a' p -l-4.
be decree. . accessible D. railroad f-On Aee-f ora A.
1iav LlHl Hv lffs i.le i-A t-. 'i 100 -
20 make i 1of ov superior rc'rel' ief fei4si NitlF
fesrrr ge.rJslc ffs ,4ell 90 p-rriir- ~ eco 10
mike I q mo-. reests feso-t t1r ptro-s HaFrin8 fr
hos'f o. rallllr. ll o. .el-irl l jan lts Ry,I5 mo
fs ,r-- ri g,.rer lsllon 4 lllrc -f-l llcal ~
r.lI0- BIZ. uri F. Pic On Cd ,ie', atf assgrancr ere
g.l 49, 10 e..l0. ael al be- rendered most De-
-hi.sl cont ra5s resort 60 fle seekers lOt only n
. ~ tuf rscrsll Le..fs ldr1alct 70 either VI lie
rr.c s % N1-lir 9.0r, ilt1ires made u a. CLARK,
- H. s. fla,s.. Boston, " u receive p.Onpi attention.
RI .fts-t.f9n. II "a. Mav l. 1888 ma 2meod
KtrHEELER's CHEAP WAlIING PAPERS-Ioo
\ - Il ale
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r,Irrr,-sAvruC, APPARATUS.

=, cpfpgiV 1 co.. PATENT HEAT Generator.
DgngiaecIs need no. be nios',sa Ias ron l 20
er1l bv ft bs.i plans u scum. Dpiefa' ana me ~i-' -
re 81 g.. aai, oifumaees -. -, -..,........
lhe sj.crbers offer % the notice Of nInDfacipfcfl,
aeaod Of .aygg fuel originally secured BY patent, Dee ,,
Iels aui ..ncc much improved LAT new paiei va a
sued July s7. 4 - applicable TO- sieainf9as oE 20
Wegru yaef. stationary en- gnss, " healing iac9Te 70
burning 0ncS 20 pans Sc, in prui~orss, ~ aHneeiM iir-
% .u 70 pageF-Is, 70 u" HaAsiacuf' u '-t1' -
The pr cipe 70 which tie above has been given.
~ been iOfou giy tesed by business men q ms ss
lcsper' ab.y, who have realized stslng y ION tt.y
Eve 20 fOny per GEN., ana conss's m ~ A pst ~ ~
sruc'on " The trechsmOer Of iafnses f.'iss -
combustion almost perfect, ara Dulhs heeg a. ~ -,
ara smoke, lIs generating ulariiA aiiOi-. ~ -.
given quslty 81 fuel; and a, An tffan eAs. -
pa chimney, by which the Aeat Is re- inet hisi ~ ~
i.r .ua on.y eseapos o. temperature &c y.g.s ~ ~
rg water An ARTIFICIAL dfat - suosiAule' ~ ~ - -
sld H. necessity Of building b gh chIn1ys y eA..s ~
80 i 80 ~ .ettip1 - ta!s much ess Than ~ ne ga
methods. IL has been applied 10 .ani1-.. ~ n
ries and fordryng Ia pnngoAs wiL sfeai ~ -
- sd of6c. Bocrs SD fsace. nov 10 use Can ~ -
iered win but sghE expense or aesy oiAs, 1919 y ~
dy, lfs are offered on lerras ss-acofy ss uJse ~,
tr.ed arc rg.fsd ~ examine certificates, drawings Ad
node.s at TIE Office Of ne proI.e'of. ,a s.,.,e..
$50 rom report q lie Conliee on Afis eaa se-sHess
u the Amencan InsfitlIe, Sept 50, 1871,
Your Committee ore u opinion tai ms plan, oo .eo
rcsIr snd prsclcsy. embraces TIE oes, sppeal9n q
as1a sgs 10 the economical combustion Of leeA q sny
plan which Aas YET been exhibited % ,em eiaei % ''
Committee, (siEedl JAS. RESWiCA, Saaias., 81,
References nay be made 70 the following 1e-seH-S' NS'
have Gin use ~.
ss Morgan Ia waser-si New Yers. Logwood W2Iss
NJ Ys.kers Gamer Co - Pine-sf Pnnl Wo,ks - ,
er.,ra,v. T. W Harvey Thry-ilrd-si New OH WI, ~iio
ana scfew Wofks lagers0ii NeDowe fagsss s,
scse Tydneham Mos Messr Jclnsol, Kline ~. -.
ID IN. Naryfsnl pen,eriafy, BALTIMORE; " ~ =. Doi-G
OIstIi' Ne,g-I3rinswiek " g. T. j. srss b. m,
Cr.-.y Point. John Airlsnce Co fgi,AAstt 80 ~.
en- g,rrrrson. Pess4n, Valley D. W -, ~ '-'
Gel.eva, y. 4. ,.s is.,e'i,5ev Ss,s-Yorf.
CtS FIXTURES ASD LANP 49, "a, Up b.
-. - var.cr 10 Ctc.ulf-si E.AiAlc lsi-' r.
f,c.-ys every description v! Gas iSll'e. "a ~
g-res.r. Pendants Chandeliers, sc - 40 &c.,
= f-..ed Solar lard Lamp 4 aitl'-t J-a' lA 80
~ ,.tery description Of Caade.sy5as, oEaaa'et -.
~-... Se 81 Lamps or txsIea made 20 ofe-t -
rIrtr~hes hs!ls sL.ls 80 a11O4ts &c &c Pc.
b, "a IN t.e above burIaess we ere iafi 81 i-'''
esery article IL ouT he, o. 10 hes G--,f .--i' =
ve,vt r1iiced pr.ces. Orders psOn1.y executed
~ lar5u ARCHER 4 WAlSkk, lls Cses-4s~
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u,en.-rhe steamer HERMANN viii leave New ora for
Southampton anu Bremen, on wednesday Jlst May.
For ffsaht or passage apply az llo Ohco Of the steam
Nuu eaan Company, 6O Broadway Al experienced sur
geon on board. nyIo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

~ Icrryor ob crred ihat Two courses might ac rlr-
sued. lhe Assembly might elect Gle Comm -.on-r-
directly or le elect DO could take place ID llc Standing
Committee.
The Chamber ON being consulted, decided that The
Committee should consist % thrtysiH ne.n1cr-. The
Assembly, atcruard Dr. ended thc decision relative to
,hc number Of comm. .onlrs go. and reduced o 60
ls and resolved they De directly elected hy tie House
ST. Jerome B0uapa De- rose and s-kcd tla' 4l te DOG
uincnt- relative ~ Poland and Italy De deposited ON
Saturday in tne Archives 0l tlc Assembly. there %
main 20 ttC tispo-a e., ts members. previous 90 the
discussion which Is 90 take place IN Monday
w. na,tide acqu.c.ccd in fhc demand.
The sitting Of the 18Th Instant was principally orcu
pied Lv arr.acin- the mode of csuyin. the future
business a. the Assembly 1le genera. feeling ecncd
TO be ia iy0r OF az proceedings coming through CON
lif'ccs. The Chamber posiI oncd tie Banquet ai.
uounrs d for the ffl % The II 81 instant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

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