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Liverpool Cotton Market.

Eer1f tic Hrc. eTlag Nrr sANth o steady ans tnfts
te1i Cotton arl 'rnsacton fu0ne er' iti a We
ss there change qrrrs an ut have or-l oes-f n'
TIE nrfrarf and mairl quail of Am-rctn celuH 10
r ard The tie ose-t roat apples 20 hr't'
toa to s1f1 aa while th- e quotations 1
M ugssrl continue i. Fnsy lat, w r
O. aisll Az Mobile. sad a. or fair ur-als
~ active ..rarf aat arg business have lately bad, -pnag
f N.rrte.t-r Improved STATE of he trade seHsaY Win
6a .h mixture sp-cnftn1 To-. naturally enough = mpaf'
IL d, H. ho4- ar4 Importers. 1eas-i ,oufisnc- W part nj
lreaf movement t-rr@s rs support from an5 l-N
r d. ~ f. erfen crop @ United sae- Upon that m
-t M - our ar ust before nsneJ t- prospect ot
o..ftv ,afh-r t.e srnsay loo 40 or 2oofp bsrs
49,. iii H. u.et amount o. a. 800 ha.es.-6sg Non Co.
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Passengers Arrived.

n fsinih.g irnais from LrvYooi sad HiiDa. NJ - -
r...r. Dsesn " Rast Jss gym Hssiacs. Cr-hofe W.
cha.i Fr- Wese Gusftv- ,l~,t-, Geo toss- - int
CO.. .ax B4rn.ai- Ra1 Peck 'hs- IS -on, klios hi-h
ia. P-nkhur Nsr.hs. Df-y Artr-F. Gli-nn w - i
I A v,-r. C0u1 Young llri Htes. " VI donne. W bn ~
NJ . los Tarnfon F-l Wm Johuson fhos Nutsk-f, h-'
fur.y NO. Nor1-r " Pfnam, Bearer OF ichrs
Cart Iss Wet NJ DiFfsqn Ms tig-~ ~
F~s7 I1far Hpn Eftfnsnks N~ssrs if f--" " BAIT
. A L. 80 ~ NJ H-----n. VI. b.-y. VIZ ho--e
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AUSTRIA.

The Austrian National ssenbly to meet at Krern
sir on the 22d November.
TIE number OF killed during the seize was ~, and
the wounded 500. arrests loo. Messenhsuser, com
mAnder of the National Guard has been executed in
Vienna
The fate OF Robert B I'm has been exciting gres,
sensation through All parts Of Germany
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ITALY.

Radeizsky has imposed contribution on the mem
bers of the Provisional Government and al those who
took leading part ia the Revolution municipal
telegation waited upon him % protest against this
An attempt made on the 18th ult to take the life
Of the Duke Of Modens
The Pope's body guard has been forbidden 70
the Italian tri-cOlOr
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Destructive Elre az Utica.

~ E,srePA irIcA Dec l4-S An
\ tire occurred in this city az 10 O'Clock last
night destroying stores Nos los and 10 Gene'ee't
occupied by J. F. Turner, tea agency and grocery
store j. c. Space, eshinet maker, and }. D. Greenis"
looking glass maker. The goods mostly got oa'
in good order building destroyed. Loss on buildings
5000 covered By insurance.
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SERIOUS AFFAfR--Ou Saturday evening ihst
violent Outrage was committed BY NJ : Dekey' VINO
ren,-d a room la the house Of Mr. Aiexznorr b. Dun
80, AZ the s. W corner OF Twelfth snd locust streets
bs latter wen; 20 the room 81 bis tenant - AK To-
srouu, Of renf due him when, sier some WORDS pas.
- s,es, Inn Mr Dirkey became excited seized
eub and rushed Il Mr. Duncan. AZ tins stage OF tne
sT.lr Mr.. Butcher elderly lady residing With her
relsrige NJ Dunc1n caue from another rOOr and -
preserve psee placed herself between tn-fn ana con
orsr,lv received . severe bI0s her head from th-
.i,lb usrd BY Hr Dckey who repeated ~ bo~s bit
,ry both nninAt-ly and INJECTING injuries. when
j. va feared for several 5aFs would prove fssi Mrs
P.,-f.r Mr. Duncan ~. ss0 dsngerousy hurt
T~ssv "a. committee by Alderman Whit 10 dsi.air
m s.ii fyr ,hs a-ss1i upon Mr. Duncan aud c5srze
~ s.ssut ard battery win nten, % Kill !. shogf % b.
ursferrsd sgainst him By Mr.. Butcher Both the suf.
f.rers are now tetter Phiis Ledger 4th.
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We rejoice to hear that there is a demand Tor
more labor IN Herkimer County and shall endea-
vor to start laborers that way as soon ms the
Spring opens. il not before. Our correspondent
viii obge rs by stating what rate OF wages TOR
,he year round or for the warm months only,) can
be assured to mere lab)rers, what to good farmers
&c. Especially we should like to know that IS
the current rate paid to Women engaged IN house
hold service, where they are SO scarce ana pro
cured with such difficulty Give us word also at
what point they shall stop and to whom apply for
direction aud disntcrested advice. No need oi
Intelligence Offices will perform their duties
without charge. lEd Trb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

CALyEs PROM rHE DEAD SEA EAPEDuioS.
We hnd the following curious letter in the Rehsoua
Eaguirfr from Lieut. LYNCH. OF the Dead Sea ENped'
ton II vas communicated by the Secretary Of the
Navy
fUa0Faai We have specimens Of every kind 81
cereal sAn aud vegetable seeds Of places we have via
i,ed from the shores OF the Black sea % the mountains
of Moab inclusive These with insects, plants, flowers
minerals, Sc pertain 10 the expedition Ga private
account have two khai-i Calves " HONS and ia
ma Of the royal breed Of Damascus Il i breed Of
extraordinary size and the females prOyerod Tor co.
pious Weld oi milk some we're recently procured Tor
the r. IA OF Egypt and the ss Of the present heller
was last year selected for the Imperial dairy ON the
Bosphorus am snxious 20 introduce them nrst into
nv native state and Tor that purpose place them a.
vour disposal only asking mat, II convenient may
have ~. first male calf row pray your acceptance
10 order that your Instructions respecting nem may
commenced IL will be desirable % have them removed
- a mider climate as sOOn A. possible
with profound respect and ierrent gratitude
Your oDedleuf servant " +. IL Nbu
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work for the Poor-Where TO be had.


To he Editor Qf me Tribuns
IN your remarks on the communication OF
a. H. D."-About the Poor, you say
O." We believe " T. H. d is mistaken a. 10 the abun
dance OF employment in the country We believe
twenty additional sbOrers would glut the market IA
almost any township while ia many not ten could IND
work in Winter
This is not the case in Herkimer County Ia the
Summer particularly laborors are scarce and wages
what We call very high-much farm work which ought
to be done s left undone Sometimes because aoorcrs
cqga0t be had at other times because Of their scarcity
and hiqA ua9es ! have no doubt that in seventeen
Of this County forty than twenty ebores
could and would be used at fair prices not at wood
chOppng' saving saw logs. but at other kinds OF
teamwork Ia Winter, men are not so much wanted.
Dui have yet TO hear Of the first of unsuccessful
pursuit Of employment. But suppose, you say only
twenty could lind work in each town, then our County
you'd employ $40 of your poor At this rate through
the country how many would you have left II II
mistaken idea that laborers must have established re-
puistons to succeedthey need only 10 offer 10 work
on q al 20 succeed. Again you say
Very many of most needy petitioners for work
are poor women. &c.
W0mens help with NJ Is much scarcer than mems
Often end often do ride several days 10 md girl
aud then our women work much beyond their strength
because Of the scarcity and desrness of wOmenf help
If one Of your Intelligence Offices would advertise IN
this County and could be trusted against imposition
would have more orders than any of you Can now be
.lieyt Yours, &C. \. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

~ Owen T. Collin, Esq has oeen "pPo'" %
Dis,ric, Attorney OF Duchess County 10 Ill 'n'
CIV caused BY the death OF Mr. Lee.
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SUPREME COURT OF THk UNITED = - "a.
Ts,,doD Dec. l2-Present as Yesterday No. y Ire
Uoited states plaintiff in error, -. hiuS 1oNs ,
argument OF This csus was continued oy Mr. ulpa.i
for the defendants in error. Adjourned uSri
row, II O'Clock An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

LowEtI.-At the Municipal Election in Lowei'
On Monday. there wss choice Of Mayor There
were fsur candidates in the field The Wing eSnd'
d.i. Major richardson. received plurality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

Miss MARIETTA SHlTB.-Ths young lady who
.orns weeks since 80 mysterizy disappeared ron
NeW.York and about whom much has been SAID 10
the rcwspaosrs. ssi for whose recovery reward Oh
$40 vas offered mas been found IN this city and i
nov. with her mother We learn the following partcu-
i.rs IN relation 20 this singular a-sr u seems mat
uoon leaving Sew.York she took passage Tor ms CITY
and upon her arrival mere. vas carried ~ hAekman
~ Nsshuast where she emained only about - noufs
The next day she went % Berwick, We where sne re-
NAMED several days IN the family Of person Win
whom she had some slight acquaintance. Returning 70
hi. ci,y she stopped with respectable family 10 -alu-
tston = whore she hes continued q remain, learning
he dress.rnsking business until the present time.
ci,-urnstsness led Mr. John !. Andrews strongly 10
saoct that aha the gr advertised - missing irDm
New York and a, length MS suspcions were counrfied
leaving 40 doubt upon Ms mind IS % her d-ntify Nf
andrew. consulted The Mayor about the mater Jester
d,v morning ard advised By him ~ send DIS 4tcn
H. the Navor Of New York informing nm ~ The CIR
cun.tsnces and requesting her parents % come inDe
disrely % this city. This Ess accordingly done WIN
our tfe kaosled.e Of the daughter and TINS morning
the mother arrived.
An officer has been stationed AZ the dept % ~stch tne
arrival Of the mother and ~ conduct nef % iH@ City
Hall While Mrs smith and the orlesr were on tnrif
ay from the depot this morning, they met Marietta Ia
~ .,r, and alter the confusion occssoned oy % IN
exoec,ei an event bad somewhat subsidized, AT three
repaired % the Mayors once. The young isiy gives
as The reason for leaving home that she vas not con
tented nth Der condition. she sas employed ts AZ
...,su, teacher in one Of the schools N New OK a1
rhouybt nar friends claimed too large portion CT her
salary We uncersnd that her conduct m tnls etT -
IA "a known has been strictly cDr-ect Mrs 1mln
al - arhter IN company Uit5 Cty Marsha t1key
viii leave for New York MS afternoon sos Jour IT,
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IA JOIN L DEvEREUx died in Utica on the
-. ''' - the age Of "a We was one OF the earliest
100 OIL Oues where he was universally es,eemed.--
native q County Wexford, Irsl.ad.
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~ The house Of Mrs. Wiling, ia Moyansn-
s.nz was entered BY 4 burglar the other day, and
rssssd Of .eve-y 70 ne amount Of about o., ooc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mISCELLASEoUs-
All. oust IN Bucharest III. rsPo-tsd in.s i'rshln
P.chA v!eer0y ct Egypt Is sssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-15

I fie ,serse .i0o. there fransacton. n Htn-
shoulder. heavy ot Cheese buyers have held
tt tor reduction of q 90 - qerCst % Fh ca importer. have
.rsfef. consequently, small n amount \ fefl
l ~ wanted s aal oe pi@nf l Tier
r.fsr be,-sr inquiry pfn@ Pors io lr-snt Which,
.rrg ben 81. tie ct hoh-rs has epn
se set hu-is. small rlrr-i of R--f &c only 90
11Ity description, .1li - 80 per tenrr.
p--r 600 'erl-- { sroNrs sslt AZ lt. - O. ils
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Tie lrs- quantity oliar brought orNafd m l.r-i
with tae 4nnsh- demand -rn-r-ncef Or t- ni- had tr s
rr.r extent Of shout 2 per c-t le
=. d, reached ul- and -n~. ~ -. to 30 30
since thea me tran 'ia % Dr.
W ave considerable amounting tn 'f DOS a. - i =. '-f
f.r ordinary 81. nr est fl~ tif demand eh of hi
- I--- I. D 4 t-n eLt.ul
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TrNE-G5ssaciRs


Thou whose love IS always DER 10
Whsresoe'er our wandsrngs be-
Thou, whose angels fost before us,
yiewless, luring all 70 ~ ee
Gazing through the clouds Of sorrow
Win plying smile, whose ray
PsiDts thy promise for the morrow,
In the glowing rsin3ows Pisy
Thou. who speske.t worlds to being
Dsizn our humble HoNg 70 bless
Where the Zoe and frendes, ieeUg.
Snail Thy guiding hand confess
Into Thee. thus cons@crstinz
Our glad work 10 happy hands.
Here may we s0ide, awaiting
Tnins Own House not mzde With banda
The exercises closed BY Rev. Nr. Johnson, who
pronounced the blessing upon the audience.
Rev Drs Cheever and Cox attended, bur did az,
speak az they we're unable b force their way the
chair.
meeting vii shortly De convenedin the Tabernacle
where al VINO have been disappointed ttis oecasion
will have an opportunity Of attending
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Int REVOLUTION IN PRUSSll-eOgTlsUtD
SamGary Of News from the Continent
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

THINGS IN FRANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15
Mexican Adherence of slavery Extension.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
TuIV l.


WASHINGTON, July L., l-i1.
Pnbic attention has not been sufficiently called
10 the fact that in the negotiations between Mr..
Trist aud the Mexican Commissioners, the strong
est repuenance was manifested by the Mexican
Commissioners to the cesaion Of Territory with a
prospect Of HE introduction Of SiaCery hereta-
The following Is an extract from Trists letter to
Mr. Buchanan, dated September Z, 1917:
Among the points which came under discussion was
the exclusion OF Slavery from all Territory which should
pass from Mexico In the Of their remsrks
the subject told that If it proposed 10 the
people of the United States to part with portion Of
their territory in order that the NoUrITfoN should be
therein establish the proposal could excite stronger
feelings of ABHoRRENoE than those awakened in Mexico
by the prospect s the introduction of Slavery in any
Territory parted with by her. Our conversation on
this topic perfectly frank.
d" ] concluded by assuring them that the BARE MEN
rIoN of the subject in any Treaty to which the United
States was party was absolute impOssibty that
President Of the United states would dare 10 present
any such Treaty 10 the Senate and that II II were in
their power 70 offer the whole Territory described
IN our project increased tenfold in value and, IN ad
dtion 10 that ccrered foot thick al nth pure gold
upon me single condition hGs SGrery should b. srcladed
hercfom could not entertain ne offer for moment nor
think even OF communicating 1t to Washington.
How will the American people stand In the es-
timation of the whole civilized world if they shall
extend the curse of Slavery over Territory thus ac-
CURED, aud inHct its evils upon the Mexican popu.
alton, who have been transferred not only without
their assent but against their earnest remon-
srre,cae u
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE WATER-CURE JOURNAL. The monthly
publication of this excellent periodical has been trans
ferred to the management of Messrs. Fowers s Wells
the enterprising Phrenologicsl Publishers, who
mencc its With Volume no. for july in much in.
proved form-with good type me paper, and general
neatness OF typographical execution. under the m
proved title OF Hdier Cure Journal and Herald Of Re
forms" OF the work we have before had occasion 10
speak favorably 1t Is an able advocate OF nsiural
easy and we believe efcaoious remedy for disease and
under the supervision OF IT, Editor, Dr. JoEL sEw,
have no doubt il win continue heretofore 70 attract
attention and receive adequate patronage. Pub
Hshed monthly al 1871 Nsssaust-ierms 81 year,
ILLUSTRATED BiBLE.-Part 20 OF Fletchers
magn6eenty Illustrated Bible has just been issued by
Geo. Virtue 20 John.si The Illustration in this mum
Der very fine steel engraving OF Jesus and the "a
marian from painting Of Guido.
~ BARNES NoTEs, Explanatory and Prac-
teal, ON the Epstles OF James Peter John and Jude
have been published by the HTpers in nea, manner
uniform with their editions Of the other works OF this
very celebrated writer. the present volume bears
wildly the imprint OF the suihors genius and will be
eagerly sought BY a large class Of readers O2mo pp
4599
~ "BRorHER> AND SISTERS book of 100
pages forms No rs OF Hapers Library Of Select Nov
els Il Is sufficient to say Of j, ihA; is tale of Dome.
tic Life by Frederka Bremen, translated by Mary How
IL. Price p cents. For sale BY Graham Tribune
Buildings.
- TIM TRIAL, OF MARGARET LINDSAY:
By Professor wnsoN" has been issued in fair l2Ino
Of nearly 3OOpsges BY Spading Shepard, ls9. Broad
way The work IS well known and j. interesting a. a
transcript OF Scottish life and manners
- The GOLDEN ROLE has Incorporated
into itself the Ga:ets Of Ls Uai0A elected A c. L.
Arnold, Editor, and this week gives double Hunubor
Sled with choice reading Of al kinds Office q este
80 Anast 81 per snnum.
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By Telegraph to The New-YOrs Tribune.
From the south.

NEwORLEANs July l0, l-i-
Gen. Butler and suite leit today FOR Washington
The steamship Crescent City, from New-io
ria Havana. arrived this morning, making the pas
sage ia eighf and talf days. the stoppage al ma
vsna included.
The Cotton Market 10 consequence Of private ad'-e'
received by the Cambria s dull with bat Little inquiry
No sales 70 report sugar and No!asse- are "lihou'
change Flour j. quiet
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\ LIVING As l. BETTER THAS DEAD LIoN.-
When the eN-French Ambassador visited his Old Hunk
friends. his retirement from the cares oi public
lie TO the scclusion OF the Michigan forests some few
enthusiastic admirers Of the War candidate went 70 far
Is to close their he paraded our streets On
wednesday the dead bodies Of gallant souls that
We're sped Al the Churubusco hf had the empty honor
OF funeral parade, and the Committee Of Arrsnge-
nen's' as II courtesy bound recommended brief sus-
pension OF the hustle Of business while the pageant OF
Death was passing, but the few who paid homage on
the nrs' occasion were quite obhvous Of me late duty
Csss alters circumstance"
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NEw.YoRX. SATURDAY, JULY Is.

~ Advertisement. for The Tribune Of Monday ought to
be cent In before O'Clock Saturday evening a. The Pub
lcanon Oe.ce Of this paper Is not open on Sundays
Subscribers In the City who do no, receive this paper al
an early hour are requested to leave word al the Once A.
our arrangements such a. enable all ne carriers 10 gel
through their routes before O'Clock Csrer falling 70 &C.
compisb his vii be required to give up their routes
Person. wishing TIE Tribune eH Al their dwellings or
places Of business regularly every morning VIII please leave
tber address. al tie Publishing Office, send note through
The Post o2ee Terms i2i cents week payable 10 the
Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

" The Congress Boot Store, $50 Fulton Il he pa
10 find splendid article Of Congress Boots wbsFs so 90
be found endless variety OF boots, shoes gas Panf
&c. IN the latest style for ladies' geDtlemens misses
youths Don't fail 10 call ard examine for icis'''
at Brooks, 80 FuItonst tx doors from ne Uea heh
onghfsre BrnadwaY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

\ Crowded ouT-Thc spirit Of the Irsh Press
with copious extract. from The Irish Felon" and
"visi TO the Asylum for the Blind. are crowded over
ih. morning They viii appear in our Evening Edition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

Dr,NoSD-PoiNrED Com PENs.-B T. WArsos a G.
Wsst sell gold pens Of every description whoe'sls a.
retail at unprecedented low prices Their Rcheneu Pea
great fayodte, and Ia the public estimation he es r-
cheapest pen In Points warranted no, 10 cone
Gold pens from - up, with silver pencil. God pea r.
pointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

ra,f 50. f.a q Ef'ffrr -h..taf tat h.''rr. Fl.tf -
..rrsr .n board lin.f. of uhsh tser'arf b. CO.
H. ...rrsf E.f.r.. f.e .IrHf f. nate ~ Ia.
bad f.. tsrl.a .r.e' fs o0r.r o Hs r.r tr.f 49,
he rrea. sa fIsf f.e Captain ff-I f.' 'e le1stsf -
$50. k~rf.f be- lrfrrIfHfr De- rf &c. nuh.s 49,.
O.. prrr p..r.i.f N Ue.ft
~ 49,, % f..r r. Ita.rs N..IIin.. f.t..l q. 49,.
.i, 81 t.f.r relative ro r I.folft sf .rf it- -.
.Itl. arl fri 10 r'lni.I asrI nr tesrf 49,
49,. ,... ffrf Pie risrff u0rrrf '-erl "A. .0 ff
=. m ,.. f.s, ie.-i.rf fal1--f fn perform ta F-fi.. ~.
I. ~.
Seem. Ir.i.. Wsertlr. fau n hsrNat. r. ae.sC e.
f-i- " o. .rH .ftrrf " NtnnH Ne H.I Al.aa rrrrs.-
tt. Pr.rtrsr fhesce. as ~. h.I n' if 'rl.s cas- p.
t.r .f-.-. Blf0IHl rlHHlr 'f fI.tI .'..s II
y, .-tr F..s~-rr 0rs faf fI .t.' la..1r' rta te
T., 81 3 ... Ia - rt NJ k.u fn Ir l'i.-. L.
49,. r. t....lf 90 ffs.l Dr. NIrI frr las Hrsr 4 F."
49,. a.. 4 f. r.rf rrl n ...eff p casa =.
tf.--... ~. l..,r DID d. doe ssH. H. t p f....i Il
~. ....f.' I'D ia. ..rrs.rf fn fIr Am Hl.s ~.
a. .,.I II. l. r.rs.,~i t.-. DO Hrf re u l.
"a r. ,.. IN b.. inner .a.r-e f. Dc h.rer "r b. -
~ 49,. ... 81. .r,.n r..r BE dover en tai 4 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

T7 The most astounding low prices we have ever met
with In Dry Goods are those to be found in the card Of ASE
PoRrEE, IN another part Of paper Their prints are
about half he usual pr.ees Of such goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

THE CoNGREss Boor sroRE-Ladies and G.rLcneas
Congress Caters very superior article manutszre. 'i'
for sale by p 4 Books, 80 Fulton 81 az 'or t'u
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

AMERICAN MusEUN.-There i % e grand Holiday Tor
The J1veuie day. who visit win their respec-
tive schools tbs popular establishment and bhin the Giant
lie huge Boa Constructor ~ feet Onghe three wond erf
and curious Orang Oufsugs and 1meus in Magc Ven
friOquism. Eiecrricly, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

To Ny FRIEsDs AND TIE PusLIc.-YooI psrorsse
respectfully solicited upon one consideration Ony-aas
hyou cannot get better boots shoes CATERS re -
than be found elsewhere Please call sud exams =
yourselves LIZA III II. q. JONES, a Annf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-15

VERNoSr.-At the Loco-Foco state Couven-
ton held in Montpelier the 18th INST the following
ticket WIS nominated Hon. Paul Dillingham; Jr. for
Governor Charles X Field for Lieut. Governor J. T.
Marston for Treasurer John ;. Robinson Of Berning
ton and Levi B. Villas OF Chelsea for Presidential
electors At large
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- DR.. b. Gale Of Salisbury Mass. - as
tried for assault and battery upon the wife OF Lyman
e. delaware Of Southampton :. u. ard acquitted. He
attended the accoucher In the delivery Of her nrst
chad, and according the nurse and otner Witnesses
did his duty with III utmost pTop-ety. Mr. and Mrs.
Delaware young couple, not quite Up (ss Mis-
Jewsbury would ssy1'to the ways Of the world
REGATTA At MsRuLEHEAD.-There was brill
liant contest between several yachts IN Marbleheaf har
Dor on "Wednesday afternoon. The Excelsior Of salem
took the first prize and The Alert u the same city, the
second.
GES. WA-HISs T0N's GRAMN tH--George LIv-
ermore Esq OF Cambridge q said % have In hi pos
session the school grammar used by George Washing
ton more than century sgo he says that he has been
offered SO for II, and 500 could not buy H.
y Gen. sHIELDs hls accepted a. invitation
TO public dinner at Chicago, II