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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
IilifnrY Nlovements.

News had reached Appenrade on the % INST mat the
S~edes hai retired from Fuhnen and returned % -"e
den on the other hand The south German pers
. e that the Baden contingent of 500 men let Tor
Cologne on tbe 30 inst whence they o proceed ~
~ ..ro4d % tine Durhle-. .
iD This war The Danes are reported O. be favoraoy
disposed 20 an interchange o. prisoners
The Kiei.r C1vlsO0n6eH. Bar states that General
Wrsngel Ia answer 70 the demand OF the oursomAzteI
of Haderslebeu whether the town was 20 BE- wholly
derived Of troops stated that North -cheswis would
remain occupied but mat tne forces were 70 be lee
ened ia thu nc hboThoOd II order not 20 press unduy
upon the iuna.ir
The B0rseahoIe states that ~ Pr1ssiln officers have
arrived ~ Rendsourg where they viii be employed N
the organ zaon of the Sches wig Hoistcin army lney
have received two year, fur0usn from the Prussian
service Letters from Leps.c, 10 the K0i1g IetHlg
state the number Of the saxon army which 10 march
into ~chleswg HOsein it amounts 90 JOJJ feet Tour
baithOus Of horse. and battery OF l2pounders
under the command Of Major General Count Hol
ZendOrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Rumor. of Rattle md Defence.

letter from Turn OF the slh, addressed 10 the Na
fs'aai >aross'ea. ssys -" The spreading at tAs
moment hree O'clock Ia the aiternoou) respecting
army are rather dsqalctlng. and wish 10 believe
TIA, they are not ali founded THIS morning learDed
from Nercei that IN the morning the noise Of cannon
was heard there. soldier arrived lhs instant from
Milan announces that two armies were engaged near
thst eiry. The enony's army said to De greatly So
perior in number and II l. added that some Of sur.
beiog demorShsed, had taken To aght The general
opinion here Is that army OF more than $500 re-
galsr troops reinforced by the numerous Lombard
populations who have placed themselves at the dis posa
Of the provisional government must vctoousy oppose
the enemy, compelling them, II not 10 rcuogrNde. A.
least TO stop Milan IS bfistng with Notifications and
innamerahe bsrrioades Let us hope T.
We have received from Milan an evening paper o.
the 3D. md morning paper OF the 4th From these II
appears that st ths Gate the Committee 81 Public De
fence stll in power. since they published notice
~ the 80 calling every not doing duty As q
National Guard, 10 work al the iortincsnOns. Every
workman was 10 receive three lire sdsy. No mention
Is made of the AusgSns. o. the expectation Of
battle for the next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

ann. she preserved an attitude so full Of calmness'
g;,,,;,, ana courage. The French and English
Epyoys At Turn have failed in effecting an ar
rois-ic,. ard by the time their powers shan ave
been strengthened By the arrival OF the courier
f-on Paris. Milan will in all probability be again
delivered up to the ravages Of the Aus'r'ans' Al
,boueh Cavsignac incines to the policy oi La''a''
tine in such case IL IS hardly likely that he w9nia
withhold armed assistance. The iutare IS la'. u
moment for the hopes OF Italian lnaeP
sf b,v,eyer ferce lie strife and distant the goal
these homes bear within them the certain germ OF
fulfiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

e- There L. no place Of amusement half attractive
he Museum for nowhere else such VARIETY Of novel,
hes such smusug aud i.ercsuug performances n' wit
messed A. there The main feature the present week l.
dwarf actually b smaller than Tom Thumb very INTEL
hgeni and Interesting, aud The most extraordinary curiosity
that Bamum ever possessed See ADVERTISEMENT
FoUR DoLLARs-iiwas very easy matter 20 cross he
Ainuc AFTER Columbus had discovered The wsy' and the
subscriber having satisfied the public that the finest qusy
moeskin HAS could be afforded b. The grtuncsuon
OF seeing other manufacturers trying 10 initiate h. example,
but with whs, degree Of success remains 10 he seen The
subscriber sell best qu-ly Of siA nos-.n
Hats at the price Of 81 and other lissin proportion
GENIN. ia BroadMAN
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co,,usnrsmrnr of ,he never-cs.

The last advices by the Carbro state that Cnares ~
ert with biz army a. G0ito that 40 aTmisiee had
h.n proposed bat that ongto the nature Of me terms
srots.ed by Rade,sky and which the King refused. all
Negotiation was a. an end The proI osed were the
.vScuation by the Piedmonese d Peschiert and Gre
mona and the retirement Of the King win bis forces De-
ond the PO Immediately on the breann8 On OF ne-o
5aons the King addressed the army snd called upon
hem for renewed exerti0ns. The Piedmontese army
zen retreated toward Cremona and P-yis, ra'lng
aimed sbou, twenty hours start Of the Austrans
lher the action Of the I'm near Volta tney aoaoconed
oito and their remaining positions the Ninco and
etrested In the direction Of Cremona-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

The Austrian General Weldon addressed the follow
ing % the Provisional Government On he I'm ut
TIE Comm an1er IN Chief Of the Army 4 Reserve 70
Provisional Government ofNsuce. Amer harae
combat Of TREE day he Army ~ Charles Aver - ~
comp etry ro4t q. trCops are noH eneAuf'-- ~
ONO a. man Of lenoT Z -enood would Dc lp"g ~
II me- and " no avail a. oud be shorlv deieciee n
j. The non eri but he la-f 90 dlfclss Gauss, -
m 49, = 81. r.. . ~ -rpe.srv. WELDEN"
The reply Of the Provisional GoVefnm'h Wa T8''''
laconlc II was fOlOws
ExeeUeozaNe have received ne .e'ef o, ne 80
s.ii~f ,,sfr Frceercv has addressed ~ % " appir
&c ~ s.1rre1ts tsaf dictated o. We WI tase Your
800 n, H. f.ts phrh yOa anlogooe 70 u. lou say ma
i ~ se~l.rt bat fh4 moment % discuss cause
tS T. . r. eoverably lost W. beg Of your Exce-ency
~ ~, fbsf We ar, not cOap eeni 20 treat alone, 10 =
- ,yt-t il the common Cause o. Italy. Bot, u ma
49, res.lv reduced 10 Venice Only, hink that c
co91 prove 10 your Exec ency tasi Is fsr from beng
lost-We have the honor, &C."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
HUNGARY.
A King of Hungary Proposed.

deputaton rom the Hungarian Diet was about 10
leave Pessh for lansprack demsnd the return Of the
Emperor and in OF refusal TO announce the inten-
ton OF the Hung srans % crown the Archduke Francis
Joseph, (son OF the Archduke Francis Charlcs) who
would res De al Pesth
- stated that The Coronation Of the King does
not aSeet the rights Of sovereignty Of the old but
le exercise o! at sovereignty confined 10 his actual
presence IN Hungary. The Emperor Of Austria would
tlus be hing q Hungary whenever he would choose
reside IN that country. hat IN he absence the new
hin. would 0e tac oaiy es innate Sovereign This de-
eded alternative Is asserted have been promoted oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
The PrincipaIifle- Of The Danube.

The Provisional Governmental Bucharest mas deesi'
"a i.sef constituted and s parties have recognized 30
TIE Ras-iaIs remain no Jafsy. hu there were some Iu
rour- % their Intention o. return % bes-araula IN CON
sequence OF the Russian Government dissPpro'ht =.
their recent advances TIE Turkish Loulinls-1hel Aa
protected against their entrance INTO Wal4acnia $500,
q The Ru-.tar troops lo1r in Mo.dsvia number l-DV
men The cholera RACES Jassy and has already car
RED % 1000 persons $780,.
TIE Con-uls Of England France, Prussia ana austria
b,e I'M r,.s.,s6 av.fnst the advance OF the Russian
rrooo. into Wsach.a The sultan had gwen 70 nis I'd
hesan 20 me Wslschian metamorpho-is, and mas rao
fed some points Of me constitution solomon and Odo
be.co The reactous eader are soug1t after % De riea
The Metropolitan u Jassy poisoned himself IN leaf OF
the Russians On the 18th ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
GERMANY.
The l.frInnn Ministry.

The liberty Of the press declared nviolable BY
the Diet it sitting the 4h int Capital punish
meni branding and bodily chastsement were also de
clared abolished.
The following the st Of Ministers forming the nrst
Cabinet Of the new German empire Foreign Affairs,
the Prince Of Lenngen hall brother OF the Queen OF
England UnderSecretaries Of state, Baron Macmillan
Won Gageru brother Of The Preside - Mr. Mevissen,
Of Cologne; Interior Mr Won Schmerling, Under
secretaries Of state Mr.. Won Wlrth. OF Vienna Mr.
Mathy Of Carsruhe War. General Peucker, Of Berlin
Finance Mr. Won Beckeraih of Creield IN Rensh prus
.ia: Commerce Mr Duckwitz Of Bremen Justice
Mr. Heckschcr. % Hamburg Beside these II IL sand
lhat SIR Bassermsn has accepted Government Office,
AS Under secretary Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
,rrnae In 1he ,Innnfnrlnrinx Di.tricI..

rHaIIFAN-Ne carr-t report any an-nt--1f l --e ali
t-,+- n oar Piece Hal scar-g gds have clse-i -'
al. Flr SIAN soos. there ltszf a7lry OF ~ i- a
f- r-.r .r- ven arEuil In ls-us. here % Airi
NO. r-rs.r. arrlf came. AL l0f rlca -orr
UDDER.FlkLp-Tl- ci1'l ht- tss aeel -4ll -.fi'
80 - -f -rrs .es have .--a maze lsr- improve
--a, aea ssf z--ss rrce- II may - ssieI saf nh
ttr 1.1l- a- eh- % ths d-trrf orskrr t-tn q i' r
nrrtls ras-
iEsu.We have 49, i-atlr- -o report t'a- aar'-.e
.aa,..lss sl1 ilu. -ilta-s tle prove. o1iia 2. AZ
.r-h-- pr-s r-ra Hrl-f AMI claage r1- . GER a- @
.l t-ltearF Fhf-. 'esr s11- son .--A pr
III. r--s. af tie l.lerl .sfsia t1rY stare r hlsl-s-
AOCHDA lEIh-r- lat tseu arey iriert11 20 ltl- pr
rres ID a.t Died -olss hs.e a--n much l7a-l & 81
r lave 8e-a .o1 T a-raa1 f a -en s'ct al ~
49, rte8 Ters B. .r- chsn-- de Wool ullrt-s re- con
zane er.. -rf lie 3arari moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

e.s.r..- u ID. .-sf -,- -.--'s Hsr--~s f-n,f n p
80 4. d 60 rsis I'd brown Pain j. ror- ref---t a.
r..r 4. arf rr srs- g. srlTt- D-
$3.50 !. e. rerfrr c. 1dI- C0rn11 F-a lsfr 80 ~
.-.f /. a-1 rnrss stty trl-f rta 81
-. s-r Fs- ,~t Ia trIlllt a. % - 80 CO - p
-...... FL" en-. Hr..f
$40. -s- flrss- rht a. i0- s1i r--1 " ~
=. rr sara coal o.. .r-ru tl ri l-ll - --7f
90 T.. a. o. e. sni brf-t a. to - % tll- s
Pr-r.srars fEr-rrrs-Il- re1lt1l rr blc.- Cob - ~
-..I-r eter rr-s fHr fa-. a'-
r-rr- aliirs Fit Ir-- .ae ~ r-es lave N
--r 81. r.rt- it- ksstrrl tni W-sr-rr ~ p -
a. % 90 M orher qlalf-s o. Do. Lars ne -f.l
ed 81. -.s .ltrfT 81 a-r- frr1r- -ss fa1 fts ~
.fr b. = s~r cent l1s s- A--s s-l n g. ta 80 a.
il. b. a.. pr crf Bee rr as t1 l1t -r Sos '-
Il. -.r arf o. f.r -r'-1f tf rrr-s lrr -r FL - -
s--r. .fI aye f1r strs lrre rl- Eel iiifF l'
lis O.. - pr of geo 1s lta M-ss, i-ls o. Isl i-
- D. ts a.. Porl l-ls ~ Jos Ter 20 cl 80 p tl1
p-- rr. tarra Tae-- Cree ~ N ~ .-
- 4 y u IL 1911 - --- - = p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

IN Steamship Britannia from Lirap0gl for HaiyoI. 90
Messrs Chamley Benz Carr
For Bosou-N T. Gleason and lady, Hon. Robertson
Rendit and lady. Evans ThOs Rawlings Augustus Coei
der w P Hall DR. Martin, Rev Dr. Neville, Wolfe
Jno. Hall. Warren Lyon, + w Dammend, Sir il. Dal
.ympe Kishword T. Woodruff, Capt Walker and
lady John Gauche. James A. Dickson, shaw, d. Bge
low Foulders, w Clarke Lieut. Doheriy, SEQ. Getty
English. Bchrence Thos Johnson, David johnson, Vail
NJ McNelt
From HaiJar-Wm Murdock, Miss Murdoch. Ms
w J. Holmes, DR. Nerliug Hastings, Mr. Clark lady and
child Miss and Mtor Braine j. COchrane VI ODOunel
A. Mckenzie, K. Richards and lady, Higgins Tccfc
p NJ Whiunorc. - Mayseck Or. Bean5ien, Mr. Gass
nnr -rrnfal -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Retreat Of Charles Albert.

The Headquarters Of the Piedmontese army. on the
c5th ult were al BOzzOlO, near the OglO. The aus
mans had not crossed that river. More than aai o.
he Piedmontese troops were then unable % defend
ne nselves from regular attack half Of the troop
icing hare d. ooneJat Ogt Of 5000 men that existed
week since. only corps vas under oroer OF w
King amounting 70 % COO and the other oJOOy ml5Ht
pc disposed Of u the following manner -- 900
10 hospital previous " last affair o
Killed wounded or prisoner. IN the last ngnt- ie,D
Dispersed IN halfbattaons 10 different directions <O
Deserters-L Onosrdian and hOdenese - '''''
5trsyglers who The PO and returned 70 10000
II Piedmont -..----.----- -
Total 49, = .VIOvO
I The Piedmobtese army had suffered dreadiuAy as
much from exhaustion and the want Oh iooo ~ from ne
enemy The Austrsns h'd iost 10 lne se'.Ia I-u ~.
Numerically more thau the Fiecmontese, a. Gil tue
points were carried from them by the oayonet lne
great success Of the Austrans may be ATTRIBUTED 70
ksdet.ky having prepared with 5000 fresh troops
b. fall on the flank Of the PiedmOntese while they we're
exhausted after Ten hours hard hgntug on the neignis
At the side OF VllafraDcs The strategy Of Charles
Albert Il blamed he should have At once crossed TIE
Mncio ~ GotO, and prevented, BY the occupation oil
the whole OF the night bank the enemy rom crossing
At Monzsmbago aud SsiiOnze. The Piedmont@se troops
were sacrificed BY long march from Msrmirello ana
By having attacked the heights In that exhausted state
whereas II they had moved on the night bank they were
IN the midst Of their magazines, with the hnciO De-
tween them and the enemy The King ana me TWO
Princes have displayed the greatest personal gaiany
They we're al under fire 10 the several Affairs
on the 3nth the Ausrians attacked the Piedmontese
army near CremOna. the AIDA, whittier the hns
had retrested but the King after very snort resist
ance In which he j. admitted BY toe omclai DuleIh
published Milan % have lost one gun, continued NJ
retreat towards Pizzighione On The 5lst MS head
ouarers we're AT Ca de QubZan within two leagues Of
Pzxghtone The Duke Of Genoa with his division
was at Celia Dati. The army Notwithstanding IT.
mi snaps, said 70 be ia good order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
The PrONinces.

WUKrEMEERG.-The King has gone 10 Meran. after
entrustiug the management of affairs ia bic absence
the Crown Prince. The troops have been Withdrawn
rom the Baden territory and stationed al Tuttucen
into that Duchy II there should be, expected after
the harvest another mOvem nj on the part OF Hecker
Republican parisans
SAXoNy-The garrison has received strict orders
not 10 take any part IN deinocraucal or Republican
meetings
SAKE CoBURG GoTHA--The Duke has declared he
viii not agree TO the proposed amalgamation OF the
Nhurngian Duchles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

TusiN.--At toe sitting OF the Chamber OF Deputies.
on ne 2s,h ut the following Ministry was announced
M Cssati President OF the Council without porto.
Ito Parcto. Foreign Affairs; Pezzs- Interior Ricci.
Finance: Collegas. War; Gvior. Grace and Justice
Ruuazxi Public Instruction Dsriul Industry and
Commerce; Psleoecaps Public Works Moiia d Lizio,
Minlster OF the Camp without portfolio. The Presi
dent o. the Council read the programme OF the new
Administration
Al the sitting OF the st inst the loan OF IL millions
OF francs for this war unanimously voted a. also
of thanks 10 Bresca and all the other towns OF
Lombardy for their courage consistency, and iraterna
conduct towards the Piedm0n;ese army. On the day
following the session Of the Chamber and Senate was
prcroxued TO September IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

farther sfrlloe Of q la sseu place coita mrte i
f-sri tare sFret. and 4fn bales laf- oalSei is
i-r- Gle d rh net NsE Or-sls r-E -oF -i &
ca far 1r5lar ~ 3d. lie total .oVsr- r- fean IA
b.. occurred business s-y he icVe rates ili ' I'D Tue
s.fsfcies Ali-ara -,t t at- la.t ,-r e.
I-s- l-41. l-f6.
sell -prI Elno 90
p-... A. q 2. ~ to ia rl % Jos
Tie sale. rf Carolina Rie- u - % - -
lrA U j. A.l- F- have report les o. ~ bis AZ W
iorn o. ff 5stoE l-5 6b Lari remains a ttr f- -. t
s0 th. Disposed Of No So % $50 mail i % Nht-
t.re r=a 1et u sussr al Coffee i --ini 80 -- Ar
u-l supported rrr-s Wheat declining he general aspect o'
I L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PER STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA
Arr l. -rr Oh Nsear Boston. J-uny Lnt snt hrf,
SO.-sus 6- Clareinsgue. oaans Weston ttssn san1ea a
frnn C-afnu- 1o. tl ho1~ fan-ol 1ni Joshua hi'es
sYor. C1arst savannah. Erghan. N1tae frous Ali- A.
,l Fies NYork Hsnet seot,. Caar-sar a. ,Naftir N'l
cans l0- Gfn-- 90. Iftt John 3d. >sl-t fft nst
Boston, F-rrr lo ith. An1i clarestl -it joan helff
Bath Ner Euls1i Bl.un lll Ani and Aic-aoa o. joan
ft..sr-I t.sr-sr.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

By ukase Of June SD duly ~ the Emperor OF
Russia the proposal OF the Minister Of Finance, has
authorized the issuing Of nve new series % treasury
bills Che 18TH 10Th l7th, l7th lsh, and l9th OF three
millions Of silver roubles each with tue view OF meet
ing the extraordinary expenses rendered necessary Tor
the security Of the empire amid the agifat0ns prevail
ing in several psrts Of Europe The hrst TWO series
are u Boz diately issued, and the interest on me
bills will date from July 90, l-4-
Major General Woronzow Major General Schtsch.-
t,wski aud Prlvy Councillor Mordinof have died OF
cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

serious collision took place Breslaa the 3lst
ult between the clvic guard and troops Of the line
light OF the former killed and 10 wounded two
90 the latter were wounded Another collision took
lace Scwedaiiz southwest OF Breslau between the
iiary and the people, In which ~ IS OF the
la,ter were Killed and wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

" The ABaay drgHsl and other papers, are
mistaken in stating that Mr. w = Robinson bad sa.d
that the letter Dublin published Ia sst Mondays
Tri5up, was written 10 him he SAID that be saw the
letter before printed and thai whether the state
rnents were true or false 40 intelligent man would
doubt that Il was written ~ the Trbans represented u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
DENMARK.
The Blockade Again.

Advice from Hamburg If the 4ih inst announce the
fact inst Denmark had given notice taat al German
uorfs would be- again PLACED under blockade dating
from the current II hoped that i1i. decided seP
might bring about settlement % The -chlewig qles-
ton Tnis decision not expected. and has caused
% 80 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
By telegraph 10 the yew-YOrk Tribune
Kailroad Accident.

BALrfNo&E. sunday, Aug n.
Tie Western train Of cars ran on the track To-
day, near Martinsburg IN consequence OF The rails
spreading. throwing the engine. tender and bag
gage cars OF the track. and damaging them con-
sideratly. Fortunately no one was injured by the
accident. The train has not yet arrived.
The Britsnnias news has unsetfle the markets,
and bu. few transactions have taken place. Bread
stuiis remain unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

tie hostile position which the Cshincf AZ Vienna have
~ late assumed with regard % Hungary.
Marital law has been proclaimed 81 festh, and N ne
provinces q the Lower Danube
Letter. from Pesth Of The 5th uiimo state nat II
formation had reached the Ministers that day advising
thsn n the storming OF the hOuman eucampuienis a.
szeeedin by the Hungarian troops and the defeat Of
the i.-urgertE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Niciiian Parliament.

The Parliament OF Palermo have voted % the new
King q civil list Il 10000 dacats yearly, with the
places Ia that City md Me-sns and two royal villas.
10000 ducss haze also been voted ior furniture SC
Rnggiero SettnO has been created senator for life,
Prs lent Of the Cham OF Senator'S and Lieutenant
General If the National army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
HOLLAND

Mr. Dmkin Curious Minister ad interim Of Justice,
having pndered his resignation % ths king I'D con-e
ou.nce of the r. lection by the Fir, Chamber OF the two
ast projects OF law his Majesty has refused 70 accept
the resignation
The Minister of War has sent orders 10 the military
magazines 70 manufacture double the usual number Of
ball cartridges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
CITY ITEMS.


~ The steam propeller, Sarah Sands, Capt.
THOMPSON which sailed from Liverpool the 7th inst
arrived here yesterday afternoon after passage OF
twenty days.
RE.APPolNrMENT 1t is with great pleasure We
observe that Capt VIM Wiley has been again appoint
ed to perform the arduou duties of Captain Of the First
Ward by Alderman De Forest This appointment re-
fleets honor upon the Alderman.
The ,MoRAvlAS SISGERs.--The public will to.
night have an opportunity Of Judging whether the very
catering reports concerning these singers which have
reached through the English journals be correct
They have prepared to anticipate qualification
from the performances, and trust it will be fully
realized. The programme which will be found in
another column, is an admirable selectonn of choice
and characteristic pieces We doubt not there will be
an overlooking house in attendance.
DEATHS AT SEA.-The ship Vicksburg arrived
yesterday from New Orleans, having board mum
Der OF discharged soldiers On the passage the follow
ing deaths occurred. August lI--Lswrence McGrath,
private in Company j. LIT U. s Artillery aged % years.
l5th-Willam Badger, discharged private, Company A.
tn Infantry, aged 80 years. l7th-Chauncey Turner
discharged private, Company X ith Infantry, aged n
years. l9th-Augustus Foley aged % years. nd
Alexander sharp, private, let Regiment Voltigeurs,
aged ~ years.
DEATHS AT TIE EMIGRANT AND MARISE Hos
PITALs, Aug 25-ThOmas Muyey p, arrived la the
Isaac Wright; Mary Conboy 40 IN the Aberdeen Ann
Early u in the Yorkshire Robert Roberts 40 in the
New-York Elizabeth Leedwig IA, IN the Antwerp
Andrew Radden, 81 ia the Hampden; Timothy Rourke
n, "a returned SOLDIER IN the Arkansas Thomas Me
Intosh 30, -ame Nathan Crowell, Ia the Spartan LEA
bell Eyles 3, in the Northumberland.
Several emigrants their way from this city to the
West. sufferers by the ire at Albany George
Weinrch, late Of Germany made affidavit that he
arrived at this port on the 10th Aug with his wife
sophia and child on board the bark Free Trader from
Bremen-that he started and his way % Buffalo
bur obliged ~ remain in Albany ia consequence Of
his vile being confined that placethat his baggage
Of 700 lbs weight combining all his clothes and other
crects and 100 guIders in money, was burnt by the
recent re In that city leaving him entirely destitute
and unable 10 provide tor himself his family. The
Commissioners OF Emigration have given orders for the
Of himself and family TIL the latter able 10
proceed when passage is 70 be provided for them
their friends al the est
~ Hon PATRICK w. ToNPKISs, the eloquent
member OF Congress from Mississippi with his family
is at the City Hotel We should ike 70 hear Patrick
make speech Ireland at the meeting this evening
~ Mr.. EDWIN FOKEsT, the great American
Tragedan, has returned after very successful proies.
siona tour through the whole extent Of the country
and will appear 70 night Otheo at the Broadway
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