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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
Papers that have the New. In Them.

To As Essfoy Of TIE Trtbuas
DsaK SIR: am in the habit Of purchasing sew
ersl copies OF TAs Wake TSiban, aud Of the B,ekiy
Herald for myself aud friends 10 be filed for the pur.
pose of keeping history Of the times as II occurs
from day 10 day, having always, until recently
been under the impression that these papers con
tanned such a history. have lstely observed, how
ever a notice In the Herald, which says that the
news published Ia the Sunday and Monday daily Hr
aids does not appear In the Weekly Hoasd, {" sup.
posed IL did
psy a. per wear Tor the Vsekly Hrald, containing
only part OF the current news Of the day and mu.t
sso take another paper 10 get the news Of the
day In Q complete form
Nov. Mr. Editor will thank you 10 inform me- II the
Beelly Trtbsns is published on the same plan OF omit
ting part OF the current news II 50 wish TO know
how may obtsin all the news which l. published A.
your oce VA the most complete aud economical form
pay . per year for your Vfekit IritHps, aud con
slider superior 60 the Herald s. and have no oblec
ton 60 paying dollar OF two more, II necessary, Tor
any other weekly pspef which you may publish. Do
NOT nse 90 well Ia preserve the pans Iri5aHs the
Toskt. ON sccouat OF he large amount OF space de
voted to advertisements which are only OF transient
Interest Yours. truly h. A. {.
~ We assure our subscriber that the News
Is regularly and fully 10 be found in the Heck's
Tfibune, made up from our daily issues Of the
whole week. In order to give room for everything
Of moment we are often obliged coadenss for
tins paper such things long public docu-
ments City police reports, unless Of special
importance. and minor matters OF that sort are
that nothing essential shall be left out. We are
happy to say that the lsborws thus bestow on our
Weekly 10 most generally appreciated. as sub
scriptlon list of near 80 oOo which is daily lncress
ing pretty " ell evinces Cd. IFib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
ship News.

BOSTON. sls-AssvGD ship Maine. Liverpool June
p - psss-us .pus-. July s. at or on not stated.
.h.y Tux NIors f1r Rotterdam same day bark
Hebron Mz srE-s Tor Cove. Shio Leopold. Liverpool
Jl DO. ish insL s. lln tl. shp Or-anus Steer
.ng T. Ship Msrc- u, Liverpool JUS j.. passed. II b
ir.f q So. loo SO =. chip Winthrop Boston Tor
Liverpool snip Gurdsr. Liverpool July IS; saw. July
~ a. q, .tr Clsmr.a'n Liverpool for Phi sd 20
met IS - On So S. mp London steering "; 5h. a.
4 g. Jon = - chip cyon, Lvepoo. for MOS llth.
af 3. nl S. -nose hns Mary Aln, - Andrews Tor Lon
don. Ship Hann0h, Eddv, Liverpool July p BARK En-
rir~. Newport lWslssl july IS SPOKE. Aux is ~ 4. 81
lon ~ . .hip Cfcora Boston f0r Cr0u-i.dt schr II
Bsser, PnIsd CLEsEfD. ships Mount Vernon San Fran
csc0i bazaar, RIVER of ae harss W-y bos-et dos kr
rs. Tlrk- leland Lucy Ellen. Mohi brig Palmer
- M.y-, Oa, -clf. T Johnson, Richmond Howard,
Ph.sc Mariner. Ni0rk
MACHIAs. is'h-AKsivsD. schr. O'Bnen sn; Jane
WoodiurY Nf0rs
LUBFC. lslh-s.rLED. schrs Banner s1f II Case
Aesaldus P0c.s.ef Nfofs Ashland. Phi.ad
PORTLAND, 2rh-AsRivGD. -chr G4.uar-. R0nd0lt
CLEAkFD. hsrks Over Cubs Condor. san Frsnri.c0.
NV BURY PORT, 1rh-AsEivtn. schr Erie, NY0rk
ROC kPORT. l7fh-AHsvEo. schr Meteor Pllsd
NEW BEDFORD. .0ih-AsRvED. .chr Heroine Nfork
for Boston CLEskLD, bars Theophllus Chase, Atlantic
Ocean
PROVIDENCE. 1th-AEErv,D, sioops n Borden.
York via Pail River Roger " illsms. Nfork. SAILED
-chrs Corei Norfolk Perseverance, Phsd sloOP Gull
iord Albany.
NEWPORT. lsih-AREIvtD. schrs Marv Jane. Boston
Tor Philsi Nssh d ghiou for do, sloOp NgiIsn Nfk
NEW LONDON. l0fh-AKNysD, - Thompson
New port, Wales Jl'v 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

Tar HCsEEK C0sVEsrI0S. ID moorsf. VII
desired harmony. snt believed Ia tie .ne.rtv III
others sh0 pr0fessec - have such desire must have
zen sstonlsnec % The Peace C0nv-ntiOn presided
over y the Secretary ~ War s..i.sed by Il
Chancellor Wslr0rfh Senator b-srcs.ey md -eu.
stor Dickinson ri y 7. nov II Va Win p Bant,r
Cros~e- 0alsi1< 70 aE,1 "a utins o. sa1i They s.1
% once that oln-r thoughts tnzn thos@ u peace
and good a.. lad brought these men together a.
Rome and when they looked o the compo.ltion "
f1- ConFenrion they s-S nov potent nus, - their
.n-lenc-. The County u Albany -. represented Tor
instance - four persons from tce city n. country
l0Nr- having rrpreseutztlu and from the City VI
Nes York appeared D. L Sexes, who pretended %
rspr-.,ni S1-1 County Ia tAe Baltimore C0nrrn-
aonI L Liich1@d. ate vi Albany, " W. Dean n
Otseso. George o. Gallagher u Ontario. Il shaw. iat-
Of ns.s ssst-d By Francis b Cutting. a. extensive
owner and breeder & aesroes Albany Au.s. 2oth
4 iOUrHFUL MUHDEEEss-A iftIe girl only I /
years u -s- Attempted q poison whole family 10
Piissoursn at .e.dsy oy putting into the 1Isn-
-ly VI alcohol IN which corrosive s1bAnste had o-en
dissolved % al rata The taste Of NE alcohol forig-
nsey caused ne detection Of the poison and ths uve.
nir criminal confessed that sae hsd do1e H. Her de
are -o 70 POison ,as family order 70 60, hone 10
Lar family "a oa.o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
uungnrian Pronunciation.

Ma Epuox-l have read with advantage your srt
Gle on "Hunss riAn Pronunciation. but am stu in ths
dsrk about Ma.ear You give II ModyN"-Blsck.
wood MsIsr" Can you mske NodyGr - ider
sossss with Msjjuf II net who 10 right you or Old
Chnstopherf A Constant REArxS
2. SILT you continue these useful articles, pleas,
use letters that will express the sound OF the pronun
csuon-isstsnce lellstch ich": ought the lssi syi
liable 10 be pronounced Itch" OF ick't
" Mod-yar is certainly no; the same thing IS
Magyar, as we knew very well when we wro'e
IT. We also beg to assure A Constant Reader
thstwe are in the right and Blacswood in the
wrong. Az for using letters tina, viii express the
sound, We only promised TO do the best We could
with the means st hand. However, Il our cor
respondent will look carefully q, our article, by
which We are glad u hear he has been 50 much
instructed he will snd thst the last syllable Of the
famous Ban Of Crostis's name Is there directed t.
be pronounced isch, which, we take IT. nobody. on
proper observation, will consider Ambiguous
led Trs6na<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
KearucLy Conversational Elections.

Pm ft- Frs1tort q ur.1~-s fl 'af AZ
Me- so-g- A fred Caldwell - the successful
candidate n the IFth Congressional District-s re-
.llt nor altogether nexg~cled ~ those Who hsve
watched the progress 90 the canvass Mr. BucSner.
the Nnlg candidate. voted for the California BIB Nib
tne ant slavery provso attached ne da this because
le $50 thst ty tn.f means only, u A. ct. could Gov
e-ur-lLoe secured io- California Instantly the cry oi
Abolition ana Wlmot pruvscism was rlset against
lim 1y hrs political enemies. and gathering sri sse.-
~ as % went utterly overW be- MED liw. ~ man .l
tne state could have vtnstool le storm iu watch b.
cssd We should uot have csst the vote gwen
By NJ b4cSner 10 cid not reject tne VII 20 bis COP
sfu-nts tut We 90 not entertain doubt hst ro was
sct-aiec by purest and best motives n the
D. pursued. The pu.lc voice hss decr--d bis retire
ment fom ~ National councils out rars har.rrlc
fIntf flsf 11 gefr1tr B45Ic ssrrgri fir-t Is ne
Do ne s,rricl o. re c0rrny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
81 The MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy HAIL


u The H-gstingtas Uaiaa Of yesterday -
io.css over the anticipated election q NJ. THUSs-
ro> of r. ]. by the Free Soi coalition. tssys ;
We trust that ihsi estimst'e and valuable Con.
gr-.smsn msy sgNr 1e returned
Just th.ns of the Free Soiisr that IS endorsed y
the Hastins'oa Ls.au. AID then imasine sho
would be entitled 10 the uLs % Slavery usa. We
notice the circumstsnre however. 60 show ta- utter
p0iucsi rsscslty Z men VIC one day pour cui
iae dress % abuse upon everything Ike Free so..n.
g. carly elections 10 the south snd then The next isv
apparently sSaloR ttst Free Soilsm lsitha1t COOK
.n. a. the North. 90 s~inde 90 memner wh0 pre-
tends o. oe FIRE Soirr O. IT vote ~ Congress.
where be- may vote IN principles of Csss Richie &
Co. There ~ asa too s'ay Tor the - OF Loco Foco-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

LAW SCHOOL AT C,ssKIDGs.-A new Proies
sorship hiss been established in this School and non
Frederick H. Allen OF Boston has been appointed I'M
versi,y Professor" Mr. Allen 10 native Of Frsnkhn
Co MSS and the Of the late Hon Samuel {. Allen
an eminent lawyer in that county Representative OF
the District for several sessions in Congress and for
many years = member Of the Senate and Of the Gov
errors Council in that State. Mr.. Alien hss resided
for several years In Bangor where he held the oce OF
Judge Of the District Court He recently resigned the
place and removed TO Boston Judge Allen is gen
temsn of most agreeable manners ssosnd lawyer AZ
estmsbIe an and cannot is to give great satisfaction
Law Professor lie IS younger brother OF Hon
Is n Allen Zoo has held conspicuous position IN The
politics Of MAne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

Tne market pres--ts no new feature. Tire 20
ceipts of FLous and WHEAr sre isrss and quotations
have downward TENDENCY About 1000 bushels %
re l.-ter hav. CHANGED hands $40 of Vhich sod
~ &c according O. quality SACKS returned Tn
FLorE TIE transactions Ar 800 % ZOO 1tis 81 Ice
j. f0r common. and IS for good choice brands 80
The sses Of CoRN are mostly for city consumption ~
g. 37,r OATS are quoted a. 20 with sales ~ 20
sacks PosE. good Inspections az - ling a. 10 l@.c
There i nothing doing In LAED sac. u clear side.
~ - WHISKY a N good demand anc aaoat 3l r1ls
h sp0 sd q - 2c - which The market . ru
n Totscco the ssles go packages 8 90 ger
cent. LEAD remains 2 II - ~ sales OF s0od Rio
CcrTEr ~ 74c lr HENF there rs been movement
snd some - ~ $40 5slss changed hsnds ~ ~ q
per ton FEEIGHrs % New Orleans arr 35c for Flour.
Joe for Corn and Wheat 25c for Bacon and Lard, s.
per ton for Hemp s1d 81 per hid tor Tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
Another Riot-Phiiadelphia Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
FHrIApyrrHr4 Tuesday Aug q

FEILaDELrsIA, Tuesday. Aug o.
/ ast night between DO sut ID cI0cS, ss =
party Of Moysmensing policemen headed ~ Alderman
McClsin, we're attempting % dsp-rse = fiot0ls ssns
% ing men 40 the corner 81 Ninth ana Carpenter
as some OF their number were badly beaten ~ me
rofers and the Alderman barely escaped with LIE -
Four % the ro~iies arrested. and ihs morning
they were committed o. prison 10 default % : 900 ball
by these energetic steps, they will gradually que the
ssess spirit which reign. 10 Moysmesing snf the dis
trct msy again resume that standing IN Phlisde
phia County which u b.. now lost.
We have 90 mat~rs change fo notice In he Fonr A.
k-t TIE demand continue. limited, ard ne a -
mostly confined fo small uts for CITY consumption = - =
y for sound Oh socs. > H.. 8 IS FOR frs1-sruunt
sui 81. $ 81. per Dol ur extra smsi SAFE NJ Re
.our - - s. .aes 0i Corn Mea Grain There 10
mOd-ra- 1em,ni f.r Wheat sad prices sre steady
sac. of zoo bushels Inferior sud prime red a. =
9 M srd prime white 81 . is per 0ushel Cora cun-
inu-- very scarce. further sales of yellow = as Oss
1notu.te. Penn.y van.s sod a. So southern are orh
SIC Der husr- Nnssy SCARCE, sales 0f 81 Dos a.
nc hid. sre held 81 tie same prce
SkLFs % SroCgs-Fwf hadrt 10 Mari and Mech bs
~ 30 NorrI-toWn RI. IS, o Penn b. 8, $3.50 Penn
per o-ui-, isss - 30 Lenigh g. 81 Nc~-Oresns
Gas bk. li4f
>so5aa Bos,s-il Mech Bs ~ 5000 sch Nav a. "a
g.. Inol Penn. Slate s.. ~ 4loo do SO hineh RI
sbk VI Team los. 500 Cincinnati per cent rolds
1877. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

INDt.NA.--Andrew Jackson Harlan, ESQ.
Case eectOr has been elected 10 the xh Consessonsl
District BY majority Of 67, receiving great share
OF the support Of the Free so~rs 70 whose doctrines
b. had pledged himself previous 10 the election. An
other Fr,s Democratic" victory Gen kilsore, =
consistent opponent Of Slavery Extension AL he liie
received toe Free Sol whis support. but is defeated
BY an sdmirer Of Cs.ss Nicholson letter lsst al. who
canvss.ed several Counties in support Of that beautiful
production, prepared expressed for the Southern.
market as was the Richie letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

There "a no longer doubt oi the defeat oi Ns John
P Canes. the Wnig csndds for Congress 10 "a XII
Congressional District The defeat n Mailr Gsiue,
as os o. me Wig party u Congress one of 20 a7rsf
1rmesf md best men. During his whole ll4 be- hss
been a 10 and undertaking stvocste OF Wig prnci.
he 81 time. and under al circufu. stances
devoted himself % the Wing party and b. M. n th.
election been defeated By those WHO have swsys here
toiore acted With the Wing party But f-lt per
soma interest IN the Of Msjor Gsnessn inter
-st disconnected from his poiitic. position and tnf
Importance ~ ni. success. O. The party We have a.
ssys admired the man lis bu.iuess his fran kres.
MS manly bearing have end-ared rim 90 Us ami
confess We regret most deeply his defeat That b.
should have fallen ~ Ill. stru. Ing - be- wss irr the
supremacy u the principles of the Whg party. should
b. alter az regret o. al ni-s but hist the
fatal blow should have been stricken by those WHO
should have been rs friends Is most shameful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

Receip's Gace TererfG1-FLorR. 1000 bbs
Wheat. 800 1u.s CozN : 0oO Bush. The market
for Western FLOUR e FIRM with . moderate demand
for the home trade AMI export The sa.es embrace
1000 DOS common Michigan A. $ 8 u. For WHEAT
there . lair inquiry. but the rrmness of holders
checks Transactions About 10 90 bush Disposed
OF 06c Tor Ohio snd Sc Tor Wisconsin Corn Il not
scrve. but without change . notice quotation. for
Eat Yellow are 81. SIC OHIO WHISKY hzs advanced.
and now quoted Al sc. There Is change 10 no
tee In FEErGHrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
The President at Pittsbursh.


The President and Governor were met - one
o'clock to-day about twelve miles from Pits51rzh. and
escorted town ~ yrocession nesriy 10 mile. ia
lsngth Prooso not n-lf the NUMBER n.d ever
embed before On sny one 0ccsfion- The Windows.
ne doors and tie housetops al crowded . their
utmost capacity S4lutes cred from the 1-~r-nt
AUS overlooking TIE city, th@ oils rgnz and
I-trer with tne music tumlit " voices nc tramp
ing u thousands Of horses and me rumtiing OF -
many carriage wheels. ne scene Altogether slcn
az only sen once 10 Lifetime Il . esrDzted
t1st IS 90 people we're M Attendance There Wa
not man woman Or ID either IN Pittsburgh or A.
eznany City abe % - oct Sno -pon tne spot
lre execution OF The srr4n z-merts under To-
control q Chief Marsha Wrl Larner. Ir Esc assist
"a BY Dr. r 2 simpson. e. L. Naze- T. B. wilkins,
and Morrison Fost-r The military e.cort, consisting
Il sewers comyszies vas under tse command q Col
" Back Tn-n followed the PRECEDENT and Gov
Johnston. accom- panied oy Hon A " LOOMS and
" l-on NcC andres. lPresldcnral E-ctorsl 10 car
rs.- thea the assistant narsnss suites ~ President
.n1 Governor 10 carriages assistant msrsnsls. Pr@si
c-uu. Electors and CaDgr-ssueu el-ct umlttee of
r-c-v tlln Orator q tre cay. hon. Walter Forward
- 1-ers % toe three American Hars army and navy
orcsrs Ire department., SIX companies band %
music together With he VARIOUS societies q IN cry
editorial corps, sc Tue PROCESSION passed over ne
bridge . Allegheny City tnr0u.n t. Prncpsi streets
sa1 returning passed through tn- principal streets %
pltsourgn. and nzt~d 10 froHt " tar Nonon ARIA
Hlus-. when The Precedent N-s elc4 --nLg addressed
- Hon Walter Forward, = which 1e r-p I'd - some
.-rzth abiding o. tie Tar ne state u M country
&c With uI.nn-s. % styi- and sincerity which pro
d4ced al eject ugon every bearer.
AiterWsr1 The Governor. b-inz loudly called al
dressed tr- crowd TIE nVer beng lo~, al tae open
space 10 front ID the hotel crowded with thousands
e.zer % tne President 4n- evening hey have a.
s-m5-d ID gr-s, numbers. the front u tne note - g
minated in.t- Win candles and Outside 81 a ur0fu-
siau u rr-xorss Altogether the reception hrre -
been tie largest thai tn= President Gas jet received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
CITY ITEMS.

~ correspondent ~ re Josrrrl ~ -
-secr cal. the s'rnron OF cur Germsn rlt r@r. a. -
celebration of OtrHs DO nlnfr.th tlrthdsv -.
VII take place 10 re fa,hersn8 20 TIE .-.h Goa.
monin. he suggests Inst % 49, - srstiylr. fa ..
brethren scfo.s ihe Atlantic ~ wei =. o. al .,...
Who's minds md educauon enable them fo sps-.....
TIE Crest G6ibc rot 90 'ei the tsy pas. here s,,,
.uisr criehrsren. We earnestly .p. ft.f fh.. ...
s-sron Nil b followed up sni fh.i Dot Only its e.
irymen sut =. The admirers % the great co.a :,
poet rsy save tts opportunity % honor ne rso-, 81
tbs i-str.ous msn Waoss isrre j. o. so asaor a. Il
a. une.
IT The steamer Ansriea 'csve her Vt,-f ..
Jersey City ioF Liverpool 90 day al % s.oss. n.
ma close. 81 hAifPns DO
F,rsES MATHEW. We are assured BY NJ.
e Kemp. WHO has 'a.i arrived IN iAis Ciiy from so.
Ron ihai mgcrsase 81 sssr,nts 90 iae worthy t9,.
10 10 ~ En. ana 49, prevent h. rsiura 90 Nss isrs
ior monih so come maeA longer P-roa "a.
f.th-r Ns,hsN anticipated
~ r.e Mayo. Ohcr. ia ths Cry Hs. IA,
3ecn Undergoing thorough renovation. I'e ~,
have aeen iaeroushy 'srahhed sne~ sna vsia.s,
carpet p-t dosn .aa an elegant assk provided for L,
Honor ihe Nsypr
" TIE Comm'ss'oaer = ai .sraat. ..ace RI.
lay l.st have faad between on, sna two hanl,.t
p-rs1l. without money ~ friends. sai ~bots ps,....
% ih. country were paid ~ 'hs.r parish osssr. .aa
and .sls aao wished b. gci 90 % th.n-
~ The G.rnsn Horse Gas-i. Capt John ?.
Pink An old AS ine ecmpsny. is 90 a. on a. sx,sr.
sion 70 snedecser's Jsru.ic. T. J. 70 morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

4
" scsrscks PULsoSic sYsUp II w. wers s'a
as sns1 vim psis1t msslcl- l wss scdsncs. syrsi
" AVE s~pt 10 il house Tor more fds1 yess
an nave :. ays fO1nc q a. sIfslns remedy .. ess~
n Goes coughs kc Fortunately for ourselves. ss a..
never had occssiJ1 ~ fIr cOlsgmpu0B l1t s<F~A
f-istis columns, have been performed ~ a. IA sNt-
aor family Mc1.cinr and one ~hlrl should - 49,. .
every house, ~r recon nl~nd BE- to oar frsrfs
PER b0ue, o. 81 bottles f0r y Cickeo~r GO
C-n,ral Agent- 81 D-rcsyst NJ isrs
Branch D-go-s Bro0slya. W Msrgarst Hay. .
F4ltOI--f Wllsu-bsrsh, NJ ID so~lA. N,s-
1lrsn, y Jyhl VA N0u. POq.hss~g.-. NJ NJ
go Dane Se~ars. y } COnsln 4 N~vill. ii kussSs
rAiiersn' DE- lnkhsi J-fs-y cry, v
Gardner Hartford, c. c L Covell ( CO ss4d Seot'
cHoLssA caoLEu .-D- Dr~frr KslLisstr.
rem@dy !, carving everything before lciafrbs. 30 a.
1nc- Hundreds u t4seu from ne cod s.,ts
-nd D4t ~ ne srul. ~ ees1-In every crab =
t.rn1 ~ u-s lr.s % e.- tlsn y h1lr.. Or K n 3d.
~ -.s'hs -isned F-i~rrzry surgeon. ~as cured 49,
40 is-ed 10 saorG any relief NJ 0uetl. Ase1i
-le ie.rHspA Con psly n Nee-fOfs siiys ~" =
--lel ron i1~ cod sisxr st-f h.inE Dr.rl41rei -.
DC llp4sar1s " olrr csses BE- .loSu a. - -
7. 'oii ,'of.ron " f. gs~f4 and Of ne logss
ger hon. Moe. Crime Il. Hon KIchsii , Cn-'.
a -. b-sAirk. hr VII lam l. Dlsr NJ H-ly -
~ HliAAlr / NJrr.. 20 hob-r IA. Nyrfls, ~
~ ~ =, a1e "a Fus'mzstrr 81 CIts. -
D ~ c4-rsy snd principals ~ col efcs az = -
y Sf-fy denomination th- faculty and ne press 49,,
NANs m order hat a A..e. sh.l ergoy "a n.ll a
c.1. 40 -antofy qualities, have arrensed ~
oAiy olr sliiling butil-. a. . dozen t. BE- a.1
sac 4-d reIaii a = PeArlst and Al 80 Bfos1~g -
snall .Os good spinI. Who have is~ afyP',s.,y
Of ~ energy and b1.us.. c1airir.. with sra s,o,s
q The mls II human slndae.s 40 ~snied - a,,.s
IL ADD 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22

Psc>ipf. sincs Yssferf0v- FLoUR 5000 obs
What. 500 bushels CoEN. 100 bushels The
market for Flour steady bur not sctlv- The sale.
comprise 1000 bbIs ~ - ? 81. tor common Staf-
and mixed Western. and 81, a s. for straight d. 90
Corn shade easier. With better inquiry The ssles
sdd Up 500 bushels mostly mixed Western, a. o0s
Gle. Osis sre quoted 3. PC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
wN Il BEEsE co

80 B,oadIap, \ a.a C,.sauf', fAala~5As.
VII issue he F.LL FAsEoS Of iss Tor OrSrLts.ss
H.r. on S.mrday no - % Day of Augu.tis.t
Upon presenting ourselves before pauor. srd
friends 81 fh.. uue viii tie Fa FASHION. ~. 80 cave
remark. inAi entire chsn.- . hss been sr-cst
which Is entirely original sni new Boo every psrfsuN %
he quality ana character Of the a. vii Only .,yi
hat endsavof. hsv- been sd
sifs1cemsut, AM h.i our saous fsr no sus nmss. VI
that ohjreF never be sk'd unni 80 have sfnvca
ihe highest possible point Of p-ri-caoo.
W. "A rsrst CO have received BY lai- arrival.
direct from Psrs ard extensive variety Of Pal ADD Wa
ier Fur Goods for Children. Chap-su Csssaefe. A. s
most besau ald .pprop1ais srto - for ne
imported Ai'o. Lta e. and Misses Besv-r and Cpa
bo1nefs, Ladies hiding Hate. a. 81 Of ~hsh were
lscurrd tu order Tor their trade from ssmge.
-eItc ~ ny NJ B-ebe in -. metropolis ri Fss1.
Jon These suoi. viii h~ really for TIE psel1 o. "a
pnoic ca saturday f.a .5h Inst ss4N
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Fsox crsA.-Cspt. BAILEY Of the Mary u
Anaes which arrived las, night ten days from Mays
gaez. informs US that the crops on the Island were
closed for this season and there not cargo Of
Sugar To be hsd. The prospect for the coming year
wa. better than had been known for great while. es
peciay for the Coffee crops, (whichn no, destroyed
by hurricane ~ there wss some fear they would Dc
when Capt b left) would be the lsrssss ever yet
known IN the IslAnd-
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Progr--.of the Cholera.

RrFTALo. Tuesday Aug 2l-F n
TIE Board of Health report . cases 20 Cholera
s1d deaths for tie = hour, -rdns a. . O'Clock noon
ALEANT. Tu--1sy. Az q.
Eiah, cases r. Ch,lers an : desths have oc-
CURED s.nce yesterday.
RocHEsTER. Tuesday. Aug o.
Thee lave been drsths from Cl0.ers daring
tie "a hours prior % noon % Monday.
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Health OF ~. LOui.

- Louis Tuesday. Aas q.
TIE il'ermen.s for me week endirg sunday
were Is including from Choiers and - children
under I've years Il ass
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ENS

= GENiSs FAlL srrls ct gsniemsn'. hats will 10
Introduced oD saturday .sIh inst J y GENIN.
su-2 80 ~ Bfosdeay, opposite s. fsui. cmfcA
oD0 FGLiow,' Hat Stranger. wishing he CITY .iA
f-.rgi returning home without having he spsrdi
Restaurant of BEsrSsas Psssi~s Of Grand ,ss
Center 80 The msga.hcsncs o. this Oriens. Psscs
should he sgricsai 10 atfaot goss 80 ssy nothing
tle luVns- in ihe ~sy IF esnng snd dnnslsg
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Inventory National Convention---onthern
Mail. &c.

HALTIY az lesltIT IL
TIE Inventors Nsr0us. Convention met . 1-v.
srd crz.rired ~ tie appointment Of Hon Horace
Day. Of Ma York. .. Temporary Chairman, sna :. H.
Gr--n, Secretary
T1e southern us go arrived. tut contains nc MI
y lrr1 .@ntirz lie Eest.sr e very VAN, AID city
generally h@.l.r-