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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
Trea.ur, Note- Outstanding OCT. 1, Isis

Iarss~sr urFst-vrsr. helefer- '- .'-- - Nv
Amount outstanding % the several issues
"a. n III. 80 ...-........sifl' 90 Sd
Amount outstanding Of the .ssue ~ I'd 10000.
July l-46. a. per records o. this Orlce -+-'' ''
Amount outstanding Of the issue Of --ih --.
Jan la a. per records Of THIS Office u 1-os,v "
Total .........siI.l Up 30 81
Deduct Cancelled notes in the hands 81 the
accounting officers q which = Is $50 D,
under the act 0f I'D July. $50 $1,000
s5S0 .,r5er o,bsr at. .--.--'...... sfl0O 40
Balance ............ a.. 755 - 81
DANEL GRAHAM Register c. 30 rr-'sln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

f,ff.. Ctr. OCT 3. REBECCA BARTOL. aged % years.
He funeral s- pic- from Htls. ~ Midson e. octo
81 O'Clock trends of tie amly respectfully
as fei ta attend ail1lf farther notice.
saturday morning sept JOHN HgkhlNo, uut 900 of
Geor.- " s1f Rachel Am Poitn.
Oa ss,arlsy sept Dr. RHODES ALLEN. aged - years.
Fu1-rsi from 10 spring Wsdae-dsy itef
sooa l oos. Th- relatives s1t snts Of he iay,
of The Grane Dr0u of oi = sfe repeatedly
- -s attend hs funeral srh- Th- members
ID Columbia " 1f hereby nlufed o. meet a.
The Dvrn Room c9Ck % attend the mu~ft Of 2 W =
Brotf@r RHODE. q Allen " c ROGERS ~
Eosr.sns1s. p : o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

II Mr.. coKwIN, having been prevented IRON
attending Wing meeting At his own town Of leosnou'
In Ohio writes As follows
UKSANA. Sep, . lS4S.
The Stale Central Committee having over.
looked the meeting AZ Lebanon. arranged public meet
ms for me 81 sydney snd 6feenve, which they and
otsers insis, shall attend.
Having visited very considerable portion
OF Ohio can assure ronds that every day oriass
with IL prosperity which promise certain success 70
our ticket
Tne true character 81 Gen TATL Oh only beginning
70 DC known 20 the OF the people, snd iee con
aient thar his stern integrity strong good seno ana
Republican purity, viii b. known md justly valued y
the voters 81 Ohio II needs only this 70 make his IN
anpA certain. Yours truly THOMAS CoRWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

GsoRoIA.-The severe storm Of the last two or
three days which appears 70 have been very gen
eral, has 30 dersnged the Southern lines Of Iele-
graphs that we have not yet received single re
turn from the State Election 10 Georgia on Mon
day. We shall not be surprised 70 learn that the
vote has been reduced by the rain and consequent
fgods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

AL g Nsfss Church Warren, r. Thursday afternoon. sept
81. By Rev g. ". Hathaway SAMUEL van RENssELAkR
HICKCOX Worcester. Mas 20 SUSAN, daughter Of Hon ~
THAI VI Wheaton ~ the former place
A. Rsh~sy J. che lsth uf tr-ut, Meeting, GEORGE
sARr,hoRNk 90 SARAH daughter Of Hannah Robinson both Of
Railway.
By td- Re-, Geo ? Ksfsi. RICHARD yOuGHf 20 Ms
MARGARET HOLMES nj this C.y
on MONDAY. "a October by Rev NJ kstte. W. JANIS "
BEATTY Ms MARIA daughter of Dr. James l. fhelp ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

THE HERxASS.-The American steamship Her
mann. Capt. CRAsrREE, was 70 leave Southamp-
ION on the goth alt and IS consequently 10 her
fourteenth day out. She brings four days later
news from England and the Continent, and may
srrive IN the course Of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
By telegraph 10 the Nsw-YOrk Tribune,
Indictment for ,lan.Iaughter-Rain stor m.

y. L0VIs- M1ndsyl Oci :
James Monshue, Engineer Of the steamer I'd
mund Bates al the time Of her explosion has been IN
dietsd for manslsuzhier
It has been raining here moot Of the day. The mar
kets generally IRE without change q any particular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

The market for FLoUR i hrmer than on Saturday
and the business done is At slight advance sales Of
Western a, g "a per Dbl holders ask - - =
bu, there are no buyers AZ that prce. The GRAIN
rnsrke, +. without change sales o. WHrsKr At l7i
cent. Der gal whishi decline 10 change In other
articles
We have had ia,ely continued rams which vii be
beneficial % nav cation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Owing to the prevalence Of strong wind from the
East there hss been receipts today. FLOUR con
,inues firm with sales Of 1000 obis att 7jsf-li. 10
WHEAT the sales reach ZOO bushels Ohio At IS q ca,
CoRN less active We quote il nominal Al % - ct'
FRzrsHrs BY canal 70 Albany are without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
Steamboat Disaster.

LOUISVILLE, Monday. Oct
The steamer Mogle was snagged on saturday
near Coverport she Wa bound this place from -
Loui. and "a. loadsd principally with furniture Boat
supoosed % Be tots lo.. There T. insurance Of
$1,000 On Der. Al q the cargo vas saved. No Lives
lost 70 has been raining al day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ Schools and FAMILIES will visit Al the Museum IN
great numbers today, for l. the Juveniles holiday and
some recresOns needed relieve them from their siudes
and other place than The Museum can hey b. 80
much entertained and receive al the same . such whole
SONS instruction a. this emporium VI wonders Major
Liulefuger Great Western Nells he born without
arms and the sable Brothers among the auracuOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04


Yesterday he trial u his prisoner under an iodcimeu
charging bm with having on the evening y The sx u
ssbling her umes nth sword cane Snc Aso ~
murirruua assault Mr. Sehm, her husband commeucet
IA ms Court and though the weather WAS most unssos5e
did not essen the numbers which ihronged re Court
abaie any the neresl with which This has been
gsrded The prisoner i tall, hneovkne young man
and exhibited with his chair leonng back, snd bis egs
much a0neiaenns as II he we're only an
spectsor Nj Lewis Tappsn, IN hose emp yneu kofh
renamed some time, sat next 10 him, sud seemed 10 sac
great interest m the proceedings
Mrs Benin, pretty interesting young laiv, WAS De
On being she iesnei thSi the prisoner
Onen csed 10 her husbands residence and wss
of niendshp with him on lhs evening OF August 10
called while she ana her husband we're a. es and sfcr
time said he would Ike drink of " aief Der bus
band the pump. and while he was out horh STACKED
her with csnesword and beat her WIN a~hn gnu she
iusenshle the number of her wounds VII. be- found
the Corones testimony In her cross exain on 'he was
asked did she propose 10 lake the money snd v1
the prisoner 70 Germany. but she emphacay ucgauve ne
question.
John Benin being sworn. testified that be born a.
Hsnover n prescott - years OF and for the
two kept grocery store Al the corner OF johnson add
Adams -is was well acquainted with the prisoner Who
often visited them; sunday evening he 9Th August
kOTth IN while be was tssng tea and sfef
veTsson offered 10 take some tea bur aafSari re.ei
the witness then asked him take beer .ars
pars but hs refused aud said that he would axe some
water he then went 10 the pump 10 yet pitcher 0i
water snd coming back saw his wife lying on the
ground the prisoner then Jumped Al him, shocked hm
down. and pounded him al he thought witness was dead
on recovering koh was gone and he wsri ut n ne
10 halo FOR assistance there was about -0 IN cash tn The
house, winch NORM knew, ~ ne was scInrulfi Win al
his business aud advised him not 20 pat ITO Savings
Bank for fear of losing H.
In his crosseNsminaOn, Benin asked he 10 tho
habit OF quarreing with his wife to which be cred No
unless the usual differences Which belN man and
wife In every family never hid knife from hs wife 0r
fear she might stab hin asked kofh settle any
difficulty between him and her she is not woman " very
high temper
wounds Mrs Benin she hsd three slabs he len
side OF the neck the rgh eide Of the breast
IN the ef sde beside several the head. rfried
with heavy weapon, aud other slabs on her When
be saw the prisoner he had u biz hrges ht
could tell which Here the prisoner stood up and wst
ng showed he forehnger Of his right hand where he
eur had been
The for The prosecution had not closed whrn our r.
porter len
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Reoeip,s by Canal ratm tAe part q hoar'.-fLorn
100 barrels Wheat 400 bushels CoRS. 100 DO
RYE 400 do. The FLOUR market was without change
while sses were light OF Com 2400 bushels Mixed
changed hands At &c The demand for BAILEY Is sc'
i've the sale. reaching H. 900 bushels Al 75c 576c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ THE ELoFENENr CAsE IS exciting good
deal Of interest Uucs. The couple Michael sullivan
a married man. snd Miss Caroline Richmond both Of
Newark. \. - were arrested in Uues where they were
living as and wife. and the arrival Of the girls
father sullivan examined before Judge Root who
remsnded him jail swsit the sitting Of the Grand
Jury and Circuit Court when be viii be tried under
the law Of the last session OF the Legislature. The
Judge told Mr. Richmond be =, liberty 10 take his
daughter away, which he did. She asserts that she
had lived virtaous lie I'll she met sullivan, who in
daced her to lesve home under promise Of marriage
Quite scene occurred IN Court during the eNArins-
ton Il seems tbs, the giFl stn evnced An affection
for the scoundre and while the Court Interrupted
by little spst between the lawyers he reached over
from the prisoners box and kissed her. This 50 En-.
ragged the father who standing BY her side thai be
struck sullivan heavy blow tue head with hs
inacting severe wound. which bicd with great pro
fusion. The prisoner attempted 10 return the blow
bat prevented by the interference Of the bystsn-
ders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

rR. Hon. HARVEY BALDWIN OF Syracuse now
Mayor of the City is the bunker candidate Tor Con
rre,, from the Onondsgs District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

The ASIA BfsHoP HAr-The return Of the grea, Iyinpa
donna Ibis city suggested to KNoS nc propney Of H.
PRODUCING The notice Of the public new style Of nat
which The above tile II Is peculiarly adapted to
crowded audiences. such A. Madame Bishop always At
tracts and The lining Of The besuu-
fal portrait Of the lady will be doubt BY al Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

THk Bssr GOLD PEss ~ TIE WosLD.-The celebrated
Rlcheeu" diamond pointed Cod Pens the best and
cheapest 10 the world and ~ FOR durability, warrant
then, 10 wesr i've years Sod only BY B. wArsoS Co.
IS Waist. Cod pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NisLO's AsroR.PLACE-Mscbeths chosen the open
ug character for M M4cready appear inan admirable
choice. the result vii unqgesuonaby show. He Will be
warmly welcomed BY our cinzens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ Hon. DAVID l.. lULEE one OF the Loco
Senators from Florida Is out in long letter IN the
Jacksonville (Fla) Nsrs in support Of Gen CAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ The ".Ner- York Rspa6i,oss Medical Ga'
etc and General Adrufiser," 10 the name OF new P~pe
published by 8. w Palmer s. Wallet and deV0'e'
mainly to the drug trade. u supports Taylor ans
FILLMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

EMIGRATION TO CALiFORN.-lt IS stated that
project has been started aoot town 70 form com
psnv 10 emigrate 10 the coast the Pacific. and that
The preliminary steps will be tsen AZ meeting TO be
held tonight The idea IL 10 bid vessel Al this port
each emigrsnt becoming Irtner In the enterprise
and on reaching California to oppose uiit
Bait American.
AvvRtc,S RUIZ Is MEIco.-We see By =
notice In the New Orleans pers that Capt George
W White OF that city. Is auunzed by the Mexican
Government 10 raise a regimen Of 0oO men. 10 20 20
the City of Mexico % act IS guard IN sustaining the
present Government
-. We learn that Mr. saator Benton lsit this
city on "wednesday morning "A, for the West y way
OF Virginia where be has buSess)- Nat lntel-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
By The HIDNIGHT SOUTHERN YAIL

- JAc0B Fry has withdrawn as a candidate
from The vth Cousres..onal District Pa leaving the
eou,es, between Alexander McKeever. IL. r. ard NJ
Freddy W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

4 GREAT HOrEL.-Cincinnati is az last % have
a hotel worthy OF the Queen City. The Burnet House
IL % be one-thrd larger than the Aston House New
York and the building will cost $4,000 Il, is built by
company and It is expected that Mr. Coleman Of the
Aston House will become the lessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

QUkDRATURE oF rHE CIRCLE-Mr Seba Smith
delivered a lecture 10 Portland Friday evening las,
The 11sirztgre OF the Circle To the
tn which ne claimed that this problem, The solution Of
hich has from time immem0risl set n defiance the
ace; maihemsricisns. and been demonstrated % BE-
ilrossibe has a. len-Ih been accurately solved By
in A Parker formerly Of Portland and now Of New
To- Mr. smith farther stated thar several important
asnroncal calculations have already resulted IN con.
seetrce TIE processes which led 70 this solution are
n p,Arai.or Tor the press and WI sooa BE pub
hshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

u Gov. SEwaRD was - speak AZ Lancaster
Pa last evening o. Wing mass meeting. lie . also 70
address the Wig mass meeting 81 Remington y ..
- aar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

srrss-,s Cersr>a- g. s.. g. a. a. 81 ~ - % "a .. =
- ~. ~. -. -. -. .r.. 1 m.
l..FTr CsrFrH - 81 D.
Cssses fita'-Ptrt i-Nes is 1a 81. i' b.. &C. rt a ,
p fIrf IT. ~ OF, a.. .N ~. So o. b. .. q s.. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

rY- Harris Bel, who murdered Ms Williams
s;fe OF Rev Gershom Williams, in Scott Township,
someihag over year sso. was hung al honesdae' "a
On the soth ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
NJ A II X I K ID

~ Gen. KEARNEY, as we learn from the 81
L0us Reyabiicda, Is dangerously III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

IT, The ex Native American of Rochester
says Of The Trihune's support Of Gen. Taylor;
" Such help WE despise.'
You needn't take that trouble, nelshbor' We
won q get any The Tribune and the American don I
belong in the same party. and are not likely to pro
mote the harmony OF any one they happen to get
into together. As to your 'despisins and scorn-
ing aud all that i, reminds OF the chap who told
Person that he had contemplate opinion of him
Sir replied Person, i never heard OF an opinion
os YOURS that was NOV contemplate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

GLEE siseise.-Mr WARSEs opens Cleo Class hi
Wednesday, evening al O'Clock, al as Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

CAsPErtSc-A large and complete assortment Of Eng
u.h and American Carpeung selling a. ne following 10"
prices q, .
Rich English AKminst-f f'on......s| u - per ysri.
Rich Velvet and Wilton, r0rn......l~s 70 90 per ysfo
Rch T.oe-trs Brussels Joe 70 i6- per yard
Rieb Br,..e. frora........... g. 20 - per yard.
Rich py. English and Amer. TN p % lie per yard
supeane Ingran. from Is 10 Il hne snd common tne,
a. wool. from 70 10 s..
Oh Co,hs snd al o.her goOds found Ia Carpet Stores Of
'7-' PETERSON 4 HUMPHREYS,
,zly ~ Pen-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

Are sur- % have lieir poeEei- p,sA s -, ,.,,.
U,~ s~s~r- -.~fsin Worries have 90 up 2tt uina
,., 80 ga.r-- f-uira fnvigor.iortl- l-st afii-
c- -rtant s5r removing 'cHrf snd dsadrui ara .s
-. - b..r-zrd unless you are parlcisf ~
-, -, - ,gs< ne wrapper Or purchase e. NJ
dsn-i Al Broadwsy, you viii be iexen 10 and done iDf
-, Look for name when you Day a. ne iruz sores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
Our Female Poets.

Tue American FEMALE PoErs With Biographies and
pp sSll Phlsdelphis Lindsey Blak''on
This is a volume we like, let who will produce
a better The biographies and criticisms are
generally OF the brieiest the Poets life being IN
her Poems the Womsns in her Home The Sc
leotions 30 far as we are qualified to Judge, are
iudicous though Of course wa should have made
different in several particulars We hope the
Women Of our Country will feel fitting interest
in the Poems Of American Women, selected and
edited by one Of their number The following is
the Editors list of our Female Poets
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rf'- Persons wishing The Tribune len 81 fiereguafy
residences, their places Of business. eef 10 New
York, Brooklyn, Jersey Ciiy Wilhsnsburgh NewUA,
will please leave their address he desk of The Publishing
Office send by through the Post once The pncs
Of The Daily Tribune regularly receive from
our Carriers Is ~ Gents per week
Country subscribers for the Daily. - per snuum In A.
Semi-Weekly. - 90 -.
\
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Law Courts.

In"
SrrSENE C0UKr-Poitfs n Praefire The fn,.s
t- s-,ts- .o. o. s.eC'as Of Fra.- say r-r-- s.rs.
tr-r- Go Oh. M oi Pc SO a-i -attet o. te -,
~ ,,-1 ~ = 1.t- 80 81 .' a~a fr-oa or o. '-,.s
-at or sr- ti s-il sai 60 een aani 'sss 49, 49,.
- pay -n' 90 q Proeei. noton ~ -esrea s b -
OBJ -r. 40 ass--f fa, rs SAP. 10 b. ,-,
90, ~ ss.--, -, = $50 y. $500 =, ... &C.,
i'c'a-i at sa'-ef % ssas ssora o.. grated
srrEsros Corsr-Nr Maxwell As,i.tsn, cl.,,
80 '-. ~, -, CAV. - - - r. ' ls's'' :.
CO., @.'s Jou-- C-fs Of ~ cour'. aai br s.sai b. 49,
B,.or J9ls- s'assri- H,aa- >,,., 10 ~, n. q.
T. recover 'erile or aa. sar,se At oos etra-a ,r,f
'-fr-e Boz '-rtei 'of F.a.1rn. s'e,
CouRr OF OYgs AND rERNrSxS-Thls Court o.,
49, 49,. s -, 49, 49,, u.s. ,.. - - p.' Pc -,
,rs >s0ii- 2, .i'ee'-s hn tars ~ sf-'' 81 Or. 80.
o.. gees ias ar-rasa
CrKcurr Judge strong will hear sfs.s,t. ,,.
iea. ta, on Pc or~raEo 30 cair - sfol uaa 80,
f,,,,. -,-. #. A.. ,,s E.a.,,. b. lean. o.. s,.....
= i,-ous,rn-,i 49, mate - 60 shat trr te t'g C...
he usrn uP
CovSr o. CoNvoN PrEss-Beioro bulge Dly
HrF0 o. ~ bi4a Ar's'a oi tf.'- Z. is..-f o. ss,
co1-s.aei. .rras, rr.en,e o. poo 'af 80 s'a''r'
CoyNr Or GsSsEAt srsslo>s.-John Brown ~,
,..,st az ,,i,,r, sesa Sc p,-.oa OF bel, ri ana, v,
" -r2 By brow a. hefs a-s vi r. p'ss - a-sa -,
frf sHrrf .lr aelt snrrrt toril ,
trf .errls isl. The ja0 tlri thr ,ls-i . a.
r-riH-i ~ >tna ett0a If ,r 1sf-l
r Sea ms 80 'rn Jse. ftl' on Pho 'a OF ~ 'r a. n.
lurf 'sst1g der seats, tllf fhe rl.r
Jane. satir rsrei uIen hs 'rt r htrs rfrt
its,c-o rasb 81 en- b. Wn %, ,-l t-.
The J.r, nari the secasri 10 t1t hr rsi-i -.
i-rle -A tuarr-i 41ti Poi rrrrc~
PoIicE CoVRr-Ofcer Ssckmsn yesterday arrested
yrl,g ra,-e HEM HssA charge of hsn. "a
OF of fssr '1r-f N-chsnts BsnN ft.
rtrs = hs srht-rs >-sr Co art reviewed .l Pc
osns re Ih- s,u.el comm ei 10 -tsuaa
am kttt- Ul ID, frnafesV s-.tenfsf preferred
tnt a- cd Hsnrut llk ces DID, -
p.o, s1i Fn-. " smith stealing Fsno1s sIftc. fNa-t
s1t portion Wish found che possess fe
shl srtort.agy cnrn-i to ore ntft NlgA
s-n crstaif evening ty .hler ~. ,iefsss
POE fre Caa chsr.e lf sf-sng '. fsl-' s.
frIfn ko1-rf ffsnt of l-l Chafl4HI'- -. Conn.lfei
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~ Adverserenis and Subscriptions FOR The most Hlde
~ circulated newspapers Of al The States, ds i1
v srted ID the publisher. By toe accredited agent
palmer Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ The cheapest and beet place 10 ne ey p * - ~
BOOs Shoes or Caters, 5 A. JOSgss II - a..
American Museum Fir-i quality q Fr-ren = g,o,. rroog
- a. secord quality = 81 % 81 Coz tJs'' ~ fv,s
!. 10 1. Er-r r.t- -aaL-l-r u ~ y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

~ TheErenias Edition OF The Tribune will b.
served in Brooklyn by leaving the address At Ths III
hnne Ofhce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

rvMss C. STAGE rs Hgdson-sI opens on Thursday, Tic
ID MT large and well selected assortment Of Psns MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04

CALuoRSia-Life, Manners and Customs Of The nhaoii-
ants ia History Climate, sols, Mines and Productions
Published Tor grsiuous Distribution can be ooared st ne
c-t.f.,,. Ds,s. - g,oaevav o1m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-04
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

USEFUL SUGGEsIIOS.-The suggestion which
was unanimously adopted BY the Common Council on
Monday evening asst 70 increase the quantity Of
hose from 600 70 ZOO feet and 10 have il formed
% correspond with the hose Of the Fire Companies
IN New YORK has given universal satisfaction. The
benefits which this regulation will confer Will be sp
parent At the frst glance when Il remembered that
the NewYork engines which came to This city on the
nght Of the great Ere delayed for considerable
time before they could render any assistance On ac
count OF the hose being united for them and they
were IN the same pfedicsment when they went up 70
the coneagrsriou IN Albany IA soon all tho Hose
Companies in this City ad0p. this rule such
renee vii be Entirely obyiated As we are upon this
subject We would remark that the cities towns and VII
ages on the Hudson or within a few hours Journey
from New York would DO vel 70 follow The same ex
ample and have their material for exunguisnlng fres
formed after the model that 10 the Empire
City that Il they threatened with such a caam-
ity =. a IRE which promises 70 be destructive New
iork enc great center would BE- able % send them
e5ect1a assistance IN the manner the heart in
the animal constitution q able 70 pour forth supply Of
nogrisanent 70 the remotes; member.
SrRAKOscH's COScERr-This distinguished
pianist VII second time delgh. the citizens Of Brook
yn with his exquisite performance on Thursday uigst
Ths announcement vii BE- sufficient 70 crowd the large
bal Of The Female Academy which {. much better
adapted for sound than the Tabernacle TIE pro
grsmme embraces some Of rs most admired works.
strakosch has won or himself gh name a. ar artist
and Ne oce that he meets with suca steady and gen
er0us appreciation.
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