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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

~ The Empire State for Fall River. which
started as evening returned accoun, Of the storm
The Norwich and stonington boats laid all night at
Harts Island
The Worcester boat got 10 today a about clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
HOLIDAY BOOKS. HOLIDAY BOOKS.


CLARh, AUSTIN a co. rs Broadway. have on hand
great variety u Bcoss suisoe fcr the Holidsys
which hey vii SCI Al reduced prices Among these are
~ he Annrsl' consis tng In part Of
Lesfets o. Memory. The Gem Of he sessop
The snov-Flsse, Gin OF Friendship.
Friendships Offering. The Hyscoth
TIE Rose q Sharou, The Fairy King.
Tie Girsnd, The Ruby.
TIE Amsrarth The Rose
The Gems Of Beauty. The Rosary
Also full assortment Of Standard WORKS. elegantly
hound srd Illustrated Among This class
Female Poets OF Amercs. edited by T 3 Read Female
Poets Of Aneucs, eiie by Caroline Mayboth beautifully
illustrated sud richly bound
The Women u he Bbls-ihe most elegant book Of lhe
Brysn;s willi-'.. Longfelov', snd Mrs s,cumey'.
Poems. win rue engrsvings
And variety OF other Boob. 10 various hirding.
Juvenile Books In endless variety
CLARK. Al TlN 4 co. Bookseller
dlS sodisJi Us Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

DALLEY.s
ANIMAL 0ALVAN1O OU0EsALL

cures humors, spawn, qutor, greece posvi sotes "a
and bruses rsnph SIS containing eefuhcaes Of sespec
bs osries nav be hsd me Propfsors Depo Ns Broad
wsy md Il siisrsalps Horss Bazaar. H. DALLEf'
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

'I'Hk BENEFIT rendered By The Drr>tos u tie isl.
80 Opets 10 Mons ard Msdans MoNfLAlsiR. IN oou-
sequence Of he oss sustained BY hem BY the boung x he
Para Thes'er vii tske psc- he Orers House, Asiof
rscr. On Saturday, evening. Dee - S4S The enteftsn
COMPOSED hy Mcus. n xONPLAlsIK eagitled Leo Folets
frs pee snc - Frse rnuenne. " which NJ ne MON
FLalSiR. Nile BULAN. Nile ST CLAIR Me WAL
DkGRANE. Mle sLONDsAV, Nous MONfLAlSIR
More COMET. Mons CORsN Moo. GRO>sl VII az
rear ssss.e ~ srse efcieri Cops "a Bsisl xlt
slso Grsrd Concert By he Italian Opets {, mpsny
The sox BOOK . now upeu. t.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
MADAME MONPLAIsIR, y.

A'tsFecffaly announce hat Nj. Fkf, D1cctof "a ne
itsisn Op-rs Coursny. has Andy ard srontsnrcosy
ctered hen 6eceot ngh st he Asofpsce fhesrr, 70
vieve IN soni- degree he oss Incurred BY hen "a coose
g1euc- o. ne cs>soc. Any q The tos tesracoc u
Ire Para rhester. BY - late oonssgrscou TIE bene1t
~ ~ iske psce on SATURDAY.. De IS
Mons ard Mdme MONrLAtSlR. tend-gins their sincere
,hs1ks Mr. FRY and 20 81 ne Afus vclgnt~-frg heir
sirt AMI ALE assistance hs vii euiesvcr
via ne al 81 he Company TO recder he r-rformsncc
The n,cst attractive 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

NOrICB-Lsiies and rcousner ~ The rnesrtcsi pro-
sesssou. and u scknow'-dxed repatsroo t-s,roas a
engagement requested lnsn-sf- spp ,rsfor
10 \ SiLSBEE co Propretop Of he s-~ ard .p~n.
did establishment located 81 he q ssvenlh snt
Chestnut 80 Philadelphia snd nov near its eomp~oo
which ~, open for he s>ason Saturday De- - ists
y 8-Au l~u.rs rrRsf b rrvpsd an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

LoNDoN lLLU,rRArEo ALMANAc.-Ihls Work
received by Messrs. wilmer 4 Rogers contains some
of the finest specimens OF woodeutting that we have
seen in work of this kind The letterpress on SUB
iects akin to the work is highly interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

nAG--C.sh paid for Al Kind. Of r.g. bsgsinz grace
Ilrope. .gnny bsgzing. ke, ~ -, IN, ,, on,
xxTRITI>G PAPER q al kinas @, sac Al Ne low
w eel msrksg prices. - CYRUS " FIELD -
d. ~ ~ c-.- :.
Hf's,'- - CYRUS ". FIELD CO
n Cl.f-st
NrES- AND BOOK Prntaz Paper. made 70 order,
NJ fcl2 swI CYRUS W. FIELD Co u C.i-st
TISSUE PAPER, Vine and Coiored for sale BY
49, CYRUs W FIELD 4 co n ChS-st
cHEATHING PAPER for houses and SHIPS. fOr
Ssslety lc1 2~l CYRUS w. YIELD CO II Cff 81
HARDWARE PAPER Of al Kinds for sale BY
III az ~ Cirrus W FIELD CO. II Ch6-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

SSow.-The dismal rain storm of yesterday
changed night into driving snow snd this morning
toe ground was covered an inch or two in depth At
this presen, writing the snow Is s,n falling and there
b. little prospect stitvill cease to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23

z ANNNTTNN- -TNTTN ID ND DO -
seven cases oft Cholera snip fever d have occurred
At ih' Marine Ho.ps. since yesterday. report three
deaths Respectfully
ALEX. B. WHITING Health Ofcor.
The resident Physician reports tina, no new case
haf occurred 10 tine City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-23
CoNNRCrICTr PIE DEPOT. b Bse.msI

tThe propreJr. VI his establishment continue ~ ilnsn
.u-ror article 10 tser Inc. P-rsOos wishing " De serF
ed -h-r u the eastern western pan u NJ ely VII
/ Q ez-- .-rt 10 th-r ordcrs as l~'
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-23
THE UNION.
Balm, and Antidote.

We have discussion in the northern prints be-
tween Mr.. Balm, an English gentleman who came
to the United States to patent alleged improvement
upon the telegraph, and Dr. Page of the Patent Office
Mr. Balm complains OF the way in which his application
has been treated but, with the view of satisfying the
public in relation TO the facts, lay before them the fol-
lowing paper:
Extract of the Deeioa of the Conlsssioaer of Pass
the matter Of iHte ference betoesn b. Morse and Aier
and Ban applicant. for patents for certain improvement
IN electric feiegrophs;"
Therefore the uHde rsgned is of the opinion that in all
in which the rights of third persons involved the
date of the English patent be considered be
the date of its completion by the enrolment of the specf
cation
If this conclusion be correct priority OF invention must
be decided in favor of Mr. Morse setting aside entirely the
testimony of Chas w. Morse Mr.. Ban's spec ifcafion
enrolled the 18th of june 1871 which, according
Interpretation above given regarded by the under
signed the date OF his patent. Whereas Mr. Morse
deposited his in the Patent Office the 10Th of Jan
uary lS7 nearly five months prior the true date of Mr.
Bains patent thus showing that his invention In
platon of the American law of patents, prior the
completion Of Mr.. Bains English patent 1t is therefore
hereby decided that said g. r b Morse is the first and
original inventor of the aforesaid alleged improvement in
eegra phs, and such is entitled receive II patent
therefor. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-23
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

Our readers are already informed, that by
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JALAPA, 9th Nov, 1913

The immense discovered in Upper California
lately, the shape of extensive paeers de oro is occupy
ing good deal OF attention particularly the Paci
c coast Such the nge for gold-seekng that
large vessels lying in the port of San Francisco with
single sailor board of them-the whole of the
crews having away the Gel Dorado" Ninety dol
lars wages per month in vain offered for seamen,
have letter which states that not less than $50 900 daily
taken Of the 'pacerss and that their extent
far discovered, not less than hundred miles
The gold had been sold eight dollars per ounce Troy
weight for silver CON- which very Another let
which have, from Mazatan, the amount taken
out the 'pacees be least 1925 900 day but the
first letter which aude is from Monterey, of the 9th
September, and speaks with perfect knowledge of facts
The writer is person Of unquestonable credit
Alex. Forbes of Topic, has mine of quicksilver
Monterey Upper California which has been named New
Almadn" from which great quantities of this precious
article already been extracted vessel which lately
arrived Mazatan from Monterey, brought him
that quicksilver enough to fill thousand bottles was
ready at the niue to be filed and shipped.
If have been long in replying your letter. you
last do with interesting items relating the
try lately ceded by the Mexcans the United States /
presume when they become generally known among GU
"go-ahead" counuymen, there will be a road of human
bodies from st. Louis to the Pacific.
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From Vera Cruz.


The United States Iris, Capt E. w. Carpenter
arrived last evening from Vera Cruz. having made the
passage the Southwest Pass in four days and sixteen
hours The Hon. Nathan Clifford, Minister to Mex
ico and family, the Iris We subjon list
of the officers of the vessel and passengers:
Z. w. Carpenter, Commander; Lieut.. Edmund Jen.
kins; Acting Master William H. Reilly Mdshipman s. H.
Newman; Passed Assistant Surgeon VIM. b. Sinclair ;
Acting Chief Engineer Second Assistant Theodore Zeer,
and Messrs. VIM. X. Hail. John M, Maury. Henry Mason,
Thos J. Harris, Third Assistant Engineers; Captains
Clerk, Thos. A Whitakers.
Passengers Nathan Clifford, Minister Mex
ico ST. Don Luis de La Rosa, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoentay from Mexico the United States,
lady and daughters Messrs. Antonio Perez Gaardo, Sec
ond Secretary of Angel Huci, Ocavano Perez,
and Vicente Barera Attaches of the family of the Minis
te Messrs gnao Uruiia dc la Rosa Vicente de la Rosa
Luis de la Rosa ard Messrs Lewis E. Har
gous; James kellogg late Acting United States Consul in
Mexico A. J. Butler; Michael Mcmahon Bn. Juan
Domereq James McDermitt
The Iris also brought fifteen American citizens,
formerly connected with army, who found in
Vera Cruz great distress, and taken on board by Capt
Carpenter by the advice of Mr. Clifford Capt. c. re-
ports all quiet in Vera Cruz. and nothing new.
IN. o. Pieayune, Nou. IA.
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Extract

U. 5. SHIP "PLYMoUrH," Macao, Aug. II, 1913
Sir have the honor to report to you the arrival OF
this ship at this place the 10th instant
The Hon Mr.. Davis landed yesterday at "NIacao" and
was received by the authorities with all honors due to
his station. shall proceed with him in a day or two Cor
as soon as he is ready to"Whampoa," when he will
leave the ship for Canton.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
THOMAS X. GEDNEY,
Commanding u s. ship Plymouth
Hon. j. Y. Mason,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
The Hon. Mr.. Davis (the American charge to China
was landed at "Whampoa" on the goth OF August