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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

HtYTl.-The kiHgs,0s Journal OF July p, re
ceived ~ New Orleans has accounts from Jeremie 10
the 18th, brought by schooner board which were
twenty-five refugee passengers The accounts are Of
much the tenor those received for some time
back The Pickets, or mountaineers had descen fed
upon the town Of Jereme and plundered Il apparently
with the sanction Of the President who there at
the time and who still pursuing a course Of ex.
severity The prisons AZ the capital dled
with political prisoners many Of whom were expected
10 be shot on the return Of the President
CoUNrERFEITERs ARREsrED.-Nathauiel Walls
arrested IN Portland Friday night by Col Clapp
who bad pursued him from this city charged with pass
ing couterfeit 81 the East Haddam (Ct) Bank
Sixty Of these spurious bills in his possession
Walls was taken before the Police Court on saturday
and waving an examination wss committed tor trial
in default Of s300o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

AcclDEyT--Two MIS- DRowNED.-As the
steamboat Antelope. her way from New YORK TO
New. Brunswick Saturday afternoon, was towing up
small boat containing four persons and when near the
dock AZ New Brunswick toe line broke leaving the
boat In the swell OF the steamboat by which II was
capsized and Of the persons drowned one Of them
Bergen Silcocks respectable citizen OF New Bruins
WICK the other colored man named Samuel BOyce
who had been long Ia the employ Of John w stout
Esq. Their bodies were recovered yesterday morning
about o'clock and conveyed TO their homes.
Newark Adv. 2ls.
FfRE-The barn on the Poor Farm belonging
20 the township of P.cstaway took fire saturday
evening last and entirely consumed, together with
large quantity OF hay and grain Newark Adv. 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
Whix Meeting Tonight.

The Democratic Wing Young Men Of tins City
will assemble IN Mass Meeting this evening at z
O'Clock, In Washington Parade Ground. The
Committee informs US that Hon. RuFUs CHoATE
Of Massachusetts, and Hon. PATRIoE w. Iosf-
KIss of Mississippi will be present and address t"e
meeting Other distinguished speakers have also
been invited Messrs. CHoArE end ToMPKiSs are
two Of our most eloquent speakers They VIII
doubtless have, as they deserve, an immense audi
encs N hsten 10 them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
OUTDOOR MEETING.

OF course there was not an eighth room enough
in the Saloon for the uncounted thousands whom love
Of liberty and love Of country had drawn together.
stand had been properly provided outdoor and around
that congregaied dense Of heads (boiies invis
Die for the crowd whose snxous faces betrayed the
deep concern which the fate Of ireland had aroused in
their hearts
shortly after the inside organization, and after many
confused cries for Greeley 20 Mooney q and others
gentleman called the outsiders to order and proposed
that EDwIx : DERBY. Esq take the Chair which was
unanimously endorsed
on taking the chair Mr.. D. said he glad to hear
the crisis Of Iresnds fate had comeihat crisis which
had been preparing through centuries of oppression
he was glad that the voice OF New-YoTk would 90
forth from the assembled thousands before him-thkt
her voice would 20 forth al the world saying that
Amer.cs would encourage every effort f toe extension
Of Republican liberty. TIE Of rishmen-the heirs
Of Irsh bood-n this and every other land viii spesk
ont in this crisis will speak cut for sefgOvernmeut
and political liberty their native and-f0r freedom
around those desOae nsafths where their fathers had
crouched through ages Of oppression and poverty and
distress America Is ready and anSious 70 AID IN this
glorious enterprise: New York Kill aid ihem-the
thousands of irish and American citizens here vii an
sWcr the earnest cry for aid and sustain those brave
patriots smith % Bren, Meaghrr Dohcney, Bud their
brethren one sentiment nnimatss the vast assembly
before me ard that j. 70 forward the cause Of Irish her-
" This sentiment viii come home - every American
heart 10 every Freemans heart and induce them not
only 70 sun their blood for the cause butt oi actually
draw the money from their pockets % assist IN repe
linz the English army whrh threatens the IRISH Pa
triS,s lCheersl Mcdonald 10 licked already -
He's got pit ticket =" Their appeal would be an
swercd this night in a manner worthy Of the cause
Here in New York the metropolis and the pulse Of The
Union. where every expression OF pubic sentiment
sends thrill through the whole frame Of the Republic
Americans and irishmen would unite with voioa
aid the victims of oppression in this extremity We
cannot make 50 long and eloquent speeches our
friends inside. lsluding 10 the Saloon in which Mr.
OConnor was speaking and whence camefrrgnent and
ekrth-shakng cheers. but give moEey we
may not sss much but viii try TO Dc Cheers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
MoRE OrrDOOR MEETIXGs-

But one outdoor meeting was not suineien' 20 o'ns
All the vast crowd within hearing Of the speakers Ac
coriinsy officers were appointed AZ another stand
Alderman CARoLrN Vas called 10 the Chair and H.
Walsh and p ~ OBnen were appointed Secreiaries--
Floouenf speeches were made BY MICHAEL OCoNNoH
of ne Young Friends Of Irelsnt-ANpw ALTON, JOIN
I DOYLE and others Another meeting sti va or An
nd in another part Of the garden y CoGeEY, Presi-
dent 4 7 Gallagher Secretary. Speeches were uiale
BIZ " A NUGENT Luxe CLARK SC. and sie" reins5 As
bv W T. ROBINSON.
The whole grounds OF the extensive Garden |ers one
mass Of sble.bodied Even the walls we're crowd
ed with clusters OF eager spectators and listeners ana
the Bowerv outside blocked up Tor square escn
eide Of the Garden We heard such cheers rom
any assembly as rose from this vast crowd when M
Mitchell made bic appearance and when II "ss an
nouuced that there confirmation Of the e - pup
ushed IN Yesterdays TribBle Probably there never
was such an enthusiastic and determined meeting OF
strong. s,alwart men held in the City OF Newlork Al
was enthusiasm snd union for Ireland. Iweuty-sl<
hundred and three dollars were collected az the stand
making with the sums collected since the last meeting
on Thursday evening last nearly seven thousand dol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

large audiences within the spacious SELDOM OF FanNhsh
sweled the receipts 70 thousands.
Thi. Wa. was one Of the most enihusasle Assem-
blaze. W ever witnessed and seemed % be PerTaaed
throughout ~ spirit OF the utmost good order ano
well tempered desire Of af0rding the most complete
Assurance Of earnest sympathy With Ireland IN her hnA
struggle for Independence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
~ WEEKLY REPORT or THE ENIeRANr AND
sEAmENs HosPfrAL Staten Island, for the wees from
l3th 10 2Oth August.


DEATHS At THE ENlGRASr AND MARINE Hos
PITFALLS Aug 70 and 20-Pstrick Seaman, 4, arrived IN
the Lord Fitzgerald Thos Flaverty. % in the Ash
land James Wilson. p, in the Witch Mary Mellngsn
&C. in the Victory Capt Robert Wyle, 81, Of the Cal
endar: Geo. Bladenburg 80 returned solderD In the
Oswego
CoNsPfRAcY-In the case Of w j. Williams.
who was taken into custody on Saturday last. a
charge of conspiracy with another party to detrsud
Messrs Grsler q Weyand OF a quantity Of saaman
der safes the postponed IN consequence Oh
the absence of a material witness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ GrN ToM THuNB. fhe weilknown miniature mar,
= h1isr his farewell levrcs ~ the American Nlscum ey
CIV morning. afternoon and evening this wefs ara - tAs
4. he st ppc runty Of looking upon b. etese % cns
vii Ne ost hy biz thousands u friends in giving hm csn
Ofher move Is and attractions also engaged, az Of
bi.h Together make up h!l which hardly tsA Of
k.utrr p the d. which ave iaiey thonycf
81 mona Ar estahH shmenf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

GIv. SHELDs.-The Hibemian Society of Hi
nos has presented Gen shields with gold medal In
his address, on the occasion he said
For my own part, will pledge myself here that If
Ireland strikes for liberty viii Join her In the
struggle and consecrate the residue Of my life 70 her
service and combines think that Heaven has pre-
served my life for some good purpose-and know OF
no purpose more h.y and more benevolent than that
OF aiding in the redemption OF my native lanC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
CITY ITEMS.


~ The frst Of the Sympathizing Meetings for
Albany held yesterday. informally AZ the Mayor
OHee' CITY Hal. No decisive seton was had and the
affair was adjourned over til "Wednesday tomorrow
ASP NJ At the same place Severa. distinguished gen
tlemeu were present yes'erday-among them e1'hayor
Harper. B. r Butler Mr. Griswold His Honor the May
or. Mr Blunt and Others Various plans were proposed
to appoin, Ward Committees 70 call general meet
inss At the Exchange aud Tabernacle, Sc.-but none
were adopted
~ The Gas IN our office asst night was OF
wretchedly bad auaity-it smoked worse than Dutch
chimney Pitch pine knots or old camphene would be
blessing instead OF such stuff If the Gas Company
wish TO preserve their monopoly they ought not only
70 reduce their prices shout 80 per cent but also 70 FUR
nish better article.
NIBLo's-This charming house IS doing good
business Niblos popularity seems to be still on tie
increase and the legitimate well a. the irregular
drama draws good audiences The Company is well
made up and il they would only give little more OF
the author and little less Of their Improvements,
we know no place of amusement where an evening
could be spent more pleasantly.
- We have been requested 20 state that the
steamer st Nicholas has been placed the route 10
Norwalk and leaves for that place landing at Port
Chester Rocky Neck and Stamford. and has reduced
the fare to onehalf the price charged BY the old line
She leaves pier foot Of Pikest each day at P Me
turning, leaves Norwalk az A. NJ.
~ WEEKLY Report or THE ENlGRANT AND
sEAmENs HosPfrAL Staten Island, for the wees from
l3th 10 a)th August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

AUcuos NorIcE -Paeapi0,y Sale Of DIV GooS'-HAe'
GETTY DRAPER JoSEs call the attention Of purchaser TO
their positive sale Of 800 ESrrRs PACKAGES Of Pail
Goods which will take place on Wednesday mornirg al
o'clock and refer their advertisement under The nei'on
bead for particulars. Catalogues and Samples sr now
ready for xsmln aiion In their sales sa22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
JOSIAH RIcHANps. Aa-tloneer

IAHIFT " V'I''II@l
TO BAScs, RfCHAEDs Plat. 20 Broadway, VIII
sell on saturday, Angus - commencing ~ O'-i0ck A. N
upward Of 8Oo Of ing Papers, Of the must c-s
brsied manufacturers consisting Of imperial supeffoisg
rovHl medium, fiat and folio poet cut cap and eef
m led and p.an. hank commercial and folio post Aso
French Papers ain ana assorted coiOrs msfuird Psltn
Binders Boards English coored and hsrs shVefs, Nc h
The whole will be sold without reserve, the mast n
vorabe erms Catalogues are now resdy aud ne goods
vii be opened for minsion on Thursday ana Fdcsy'
2tth and 18th inst. sg2 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

A Bosrox Foe AND The AcADIAs MAILS
Captain stone Of the steamship Acadia bias addressed
the following letter to Mr.. Lewis the agent Of the line
in explanation of several and misTepresenss-
lions which have been eircusted relative to the deen
ton OF the mails on board the vessel -, Boston Co0r
SIS When The Nshsnt boat fret boarded Ia Broad
Sound my inientor, (no Admiralty agent icing
had TO have sent the mails up her Boston but upon
seod consideration. t60ug would be running gresr
ri>x being dense fog ana the NshsnlsA1 very mach
crowded with Passengers When chs alongside The
secooo nme, with pilot on board abe full VI psssen-
sers as aud determined nos 10 run aas risk what
ever with tho mss while Ia my charge daring the So
Al ten lock p NJ the Nahanle4a ie ai0ug side in
Mr. DohvcT, branch plot win orders nom yu1 To ny
the muis 70 RosiOn Az soon a. MI Deliver cane Oh
eosrd toe Aess he informed that BE- hsd nun on shore
far te- 10 coming down. the hsbOg and under these cir
camst1ncos As NJ. nf, declined Akog any chsrge Of
III, Nshaoiesn win the mas. until N he orong ffsi
OF the aooiids VICE. h served, would In Al probs
blty clear Away ltile OF he 3.
Add certificate ro- Mr.. poRfser byaaca o. % a,
sfeef ADORE sfsfod an SIR yours respectfully
Angus l9th, rS$s. > STONk, Con Aesais
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

II Fancy CUTLERY embracing large variety of'pors
mems pen and pocket Knives Of the moslrZre and eea1u
m patterns many OF which have never been before npon
ed Also variety unique articles for loe, uss They
have been selected with especial and wsrsn'e to
be the best quality. O. SAUNDERS Il son,
sn22 Stood IA Broadway Liberty and 3s7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

DAnoSD-PosrED GOLD Pass sold by b. z. Wss'n
Co, IS WsIl-st, and j. Y. Savage, 81 Fnon-st vince
sale and retail at reduced prices Gold pens and god ~
silver cases in every variety The celebrated Riehsa
pens sold exclusively As shove
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

RELIEF TO TIE ALBANY SUFFERERs.--At a
meeting Of the citizens Of Brooklyn at the Common
Council Chamber Monday evening Aug. p, WIN NJ
Hams was appointed Chairman, and +. A. LEE secy
The Chairman having explained the object Of the meet
ing the following preamble and resolutions were pre-
-ented by A. spooner Esq and on motion, unan rnous-
ly adopted
Uhereas Our sister city Of Albany has been ravsged by
an awful corfsgraton which has destroyed buildings Gov
erng oneeghih Of whole and thrown thousands
II her citizens destitute upon the world,
Res0itei That i the duty Of Christian and humane
people Ia immediate relief.
Resolrcd Thai Committee q seven be appointed by the
Chairman (of whom tn Mayor of the City shall be Trees
urer) 10 take up collections.
Resolrsf. That u be recommended % all the Churches 10
this City and Long leland 10 take up collections as speed
ly ~ practicable and transmit 70 the Treasurer
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chairman tor the object aforesaid. viz
I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

~ The hADdsomes, and cheapest Boots Shoes End 90
iers TO be found In the ely those made by WArxS
Fuionst Those who want really good articles rsooa
mendinz to call On Mr. w before purchasing esswhss
aglg 3teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

ALBANY Mutual Insurance CoMPASY.-I am strscd
by the Home Office say that all losses sustained by 90
Company 81 the FIRE at Albany, will be promptly PAID nd
the Capital OF $4,000 remains sound
sn22 n c. NJ. GOODWIN, Agent, 81 wsl<
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o. sasd.y .v-uas kur - b. - ' H,sf-s Josils
PARsoSs. 70 Aiss SARAH ELIZABETH pAkLsr, a. q as
Cfy. -
F0pUDf ..nsr f1 GFuNGiNA, dass- n k6ral,n WI.
-. a.. I'll -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
By telegraph to the ssw.YOrk Tribune
Lam. Governor OF Oreson-Meetins for
ireland.

Pint prIFTuA Monday evening, aug Il
Gen Lane has been appointed Governor %
Oregon, IN place OF General Shields VINO mas 's'
cned the appointment
The meeting held al the Chinese Museum ms
evening. IN aid OF ireland, IS immense and the
enthusiasm unbounded. Many effective and soul
stirring speeches have been made and large
amount OF money contributed to the good cause
The people here place entire confidence IN your
D,hl;, ls,,er containing the account Of the great
battle Of SheveLamcu. Yours, Nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

Frerds Of 1900 n A''i'' 81 pr 80 %
Friends Of Ir~lsnd 10 Rochester. 81. per James - ,
calm. Chairman Exec Com fp' -
The Hoh1ayshurg Cub,- Of 10 Idaysh1rE- bi--i
Co. p - " .~ias re l-' b Jo-l '.i 80 o.
The Associaion q the Friends u lrsh lnd.f
peLdence.~ 10 Charleston c. per A y AAs- 40 90
ram ffesin1N'.' "a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

ARKANSAS ELEcTioy.--Philps County has elect
ed Martin and Preston Cvhigs) 10 the Legislature
both Wig gains aud Butts Is supposed TO De elected
sens,or Ii so another gain AT Marion Precinct oPpo
site Memphis Newton'. vote for Congress H. and
John.on's lL0co) % r. ~ Collins Wing, elected t.
the Legislature from the County.
Isl Louis Rep. Aug IL.
NoRrB CARoLisA observation-disclosures County
givss Charles Manly. Whs. 365 majority for Governor
Of North Caroline This Increases thu total Wing ma
loriy ~ upward Of lao v0tes leaving Curruck 20
hear from. which will probably reduce 4 10 something
sess than thoussxsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

~" Wedding Cards highly polished both sides VII
rich silver edgean entirely new and beautiful article
Also. splendid Enyelops Boxes for Wedding Cake, We'd
ding Waters. Silver Cord, &C al J. EyERDELLs Pr,mAz
Engraving Establishment 500 Broadway, corner Duspss
second square above the PsrE Aal2 TuThssIln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

" meeting was held a; Albany ON Satur-
day lsss to raise funds in aid Of The sufferers by the
late Ore In ,kst city Contributions were handed in 10
the amount Of et4S7. schoolersft. Raymond & Co
leading Of with contribution Of $500 5 J. PENN.
man gave s2oo. w. II. Dewitt W c Da-ant, Edward
james. John TAYLOR. Arthur Il Root A NJ & WV
suone each $40 James Md and Is Others sl0o each
$500 were contributed in Troy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
sd Northumberland Robbery.

WAguNor0N. Monday aug 90
Mr.. Edmund smith. a Clerk in the Treasury
Department was drowned to-day at Aiexan ma
Emanuel Cline hiss been arrested m Ashland
Ohin- charref with rohbIns the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

VrSsoSr.-Judge Redheld, OF Randolph has
been nominated by the Loco-Focos, and Hon. Ry-
land Fletcher has been nominated by the Wings
ior Congress, in the District now represented by
Hon. Jacob Collamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

-. great Taylor mass meeting. computed
al A0lsaad, held in the public square st New
port p l. Thursday asst. Il Gov. Lawton presi
ding. Mr. Crsnston, James :. Thayer Of y. Y and
others made speeches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

OCOSSELLs History OF lRELASD,-A few copies
OF this celebrated History Of Ireland s, for sale
the Tribune Once Price reduced to l2i cents PER copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

MEETING FOR lRELASDiS NEwARK.-The friends
Of Ireland viii NEE, night O'Clock. in Concert
Hall Newark Nj w II. Mitchell, brother of the
INDUSTRIOUS Irish Martyr. and w T. ROBINSON Esq will
b present and address the meeting Other friends Of
the cause have beef invited and expected to be
be prcsent also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

LIST Or GRAND JURORS fer me August Term,
ls4- D Lawrence = Brown. Conkn Brush, John II.
Van Uup, Edward Farley, Ira Smith, Mott Bedsl Ne
ziah Bliss. Ferris : Remsen, Jonathan Rogers James
B. SHOEMAKER Elisha D. Hurburt James ;. =. srrs-
uahan Joseph Osborn John Schenck. John w Coch-
ran. Ferris G. Bergen. Stephen y Stllwe John Jack.
son Rosen Webster John Bennett, sheldon Leayitt,
William Langcfaft and Cornelius Suydam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

ATTEMPTED HIGHwAY RoBBERY.--On Sunday
afternoon a fellow who was recognized one Of the
Five Point thieves made daring attack upon Ger
man, whose has no, been sscertaned. Il appears
that the latter crossed over the Ferry csryngs bundle
in his hand which is supposed 10 have contained ar
ces ofvaue. He inquired from OF the passengers
the road 10 Fatbush, when the rogue who pretended
be partly intoxicated, offered his services to accom-
pany him. This readily acceded ID by the ussus-
pecting German. On coming toward part Of Fulton,
Southst that quite solitary, The Five Points
thief seized the German bundle and attempted 10
cape with * bat he quickly pursued and knocked
dawn with heavy cane which the latter Carried TIE
robber sot up and proceeded to attack him. but was
again feed 20 the earth with blow that covered him
with blood. The German, recovering his bundle walk.
ed of very well satisfied with his adventure while the
robber made his escape well be could The police
are however, on the lookout for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

South BosroS-The combined Repealers OF
South Boston met on the i7th Or. oDOSNrLI, Chair
man James Duggsn Michael Fenelon. Secretaries, and
Pr. slsne. Tressure-. The Chairman and Messrs.
Tucker Mcclure Csntlon Rogers and others addressed
the meeting The evenings subscriptions sac, were
paid over to Terence NHugh Treasurer Boston Drec
tory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
NE>y-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, TUESDAY. AUGUST %.


~ Union Of the Wbis- for the sake o. tne
Upiep-TIe ID. nnocrsnc Why Young Slen OF ne Ciy
sDd C.anfy Of New YORK requested 10 sssemhe "
Mas MeeonY, Ia Washington Psssfe grouso o.
eveuux 221 int Al O'CLOCK for The purpose c fesPOooaNs
10 the nom n.iion o. TAYLOR and FILLsoRE 49,
Ho- RafBs Cho.e, Hon Thomas Cor~ia hon- " man
Daer foo Pnfck Tnps ms ard oh sin guished speak
er. hsv- been invited and expected 10 be p,,ent
By order General Comui,se o. Detnocr1tc Hhik iouhs
Mea JOHN J. r DE- PUf, Cn.ifnsn Oom AZ.
SAMUEL "a De MoTr Secretary. eals y
rr IN. .s.... from Cy snssag hrs@ ~e~ss % The
rsspass- Tr51ne. Ill erpan = rs correpo1eHt
H. oa receipt q rerl.-s - DER isTofs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

WIscossIS WHEAT.-The Milwaukee Dale
WscoHssz states that the wheat crop in that State s
tho hest ever known,he quantity Of the wheat being
possibly little less than last year. but the quality quite
equal II not ssle better and that larger quantity viii
Dc seat - market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22

F. A. LEE, Secg
LAUScH.-On Saturday last a new ferry-boat,
to be called the Bedford launched from the yard
Of Messrs Bishop & simonson. She was built for the
Union Company and is intended TO ply on the Fulton
Ferry This Is the fourth boat built By this Company
in two years and cost $4,000 She will be ready to
take her place by the Let OF November, and will be
fitted up with tor the benefit Of passengers in
cold weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-22
sympathy Meetings for Ireland.

AUBURN, n. Y.-The friends Of Ireland IN Au-
burn assembled on the 10th inst wAIrEh WEEP Pres
ident: w. w Shepard H. Montgomery and John
oCcnnor. Vice Presidents Richard Murphy and W. L
Finn Secretaries Messrs MCsrty and Brosnsn Of syria
euse addressed the meeting. ExGov. Seward was sp-
pointed Secretary and Treasurer for the Irish Assoca
ton Of Auburn. Henry Montgomery Editor of the
Dab zsrofise. temporarily appointed in the 40
ssncs OF Gov. Seward. Upward of 1000 contributed
CsAsLEsros, s Can extra meeting of the
Association Of the Friends Of Irish Independence was
held on the 10th inst A. G MAoKArH ia the Chair Thos
oRrien. Secretary. r w Seymour and c. B Nortbrop
delivered eloquent appeals for Ireland 81 400
mailed 10 Robert Emmett
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. FRED'K A. LEE. EDWARD FISK,
HENRY c MURPHY, JOHN GARyIN,
FREEMAN HUNT. JOHN A. CROSS,
ALDEN sPOONER


On notion the Chairman was added TO above Com
mittee and proceedings ordered published.
WIN NJ HARRIS, chm