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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

WATca PRtsOsFRs An unusual number a.
these person. we're picked up IN the street. Of the ;y
and made ther APPEARANCE ~ the Police Court me nrN
tnorning. such ragged dirty iamishrd set OF m -
r.oi- Creatures have not seen 10 month of sun
DAYS Two desperate looking fellows, named Jlnn
OCounor jlnlOr aad .enior, had oeen arrested during
the night By Of the city ".ichmen on chTs" 81
noisy drunkenness As the officer approached, how
ever Tor the purpose 81 taxing teen into custody each
caught up pistol ana pointing II al the Invader Of
their mirth and carOus.s, pulled the trisgers lnc
cso. however oa.y exploded and before they could
re-e.u them they we're fastened. TIE other watch
prisoners we're mostly up for drunkenness and dsor
DERBY conduct IL 10 singular iact, that these poor
cre-tures instead OF letting rum alone 10 the season
N dice ,e ard d.sth are entirely reckless OF the
quenc.. Of their conduct drink until they drink no
more aud then lie down like d0ss 70 die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

|" WtEs and Toupees.-bArcHgLos'sc eet raird
WIZ Factory 10 at Wsl-st where 81 al Dimes cal 10
found ths largest assortment In tho city Strangers sn5
uxens should call and Judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere BArcaELos's newly Invented Wigs
obtained silver media tho FAIR Of the Americas lnsu
ute Copy tho address myi5 nWkfu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

VfoLArIo> or CRY ORDiNANcgs The authon-
ties II the city determined To enforce the ordn
ances which have been iramrd from time t. tune for
The government and protection Of the CITIZENS Two
men nsmed Michael Carry snd John hcLAne weIe
roueht before Justibe King Ia suit Instituted sgais.i
nern tor violation Of the d" law 20 amend laF T.
regulate public markets" IL ~. proved IN evidence
that the defendants carried the occupation OF butch
en-. Ia the CRY ~ih 1ut having been icrr.ed - d. n
.sne The Ju.tcr rendered Judgment for the plaintiff
$50 IN each suit This. nOpe, will prove ess' n
20 al others who feel ncna1on % trsnsgress the
laws Of the good people OF Brooklyn.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

GsS TAILOR VISITING SsmiNARr.-Ihe
Joang ladies OF Edgewor,h Seminary. sewicSy' Penn
veuested Taylor TO drive within the grounds as be
passed that they might OF whom their fathers
nd brothers had talked much and as delicscy for
ade their turning to the roadside to gaze at him he
rmpled with the request and, being introduced said
"Yorxo LAplxs-It is with pleasure that present
ryssf before you at this ume' 10 me u Is sway
pea.n, ~ meet with the Young and beautiful Aud u
amy esrne. hope that in your present favorable posi
Don you may be- well prepared for future hsppiness
nj future usefulness Accept OF my sincere 'n~"Ns
specially on account OF the catering ana courteous
srms In which your invitation WAS couchec
Tue President then chcered by the pupns ga
sswckly Academy Who were present. "nen 'ui"i"s
. them, be said
"You>o Gs~rIxNxN-l am pleased TO see you. on
are now Ia the morning of hte. Make proper use OF
he privileges you enjoy Lay solid ioundsuoh To-
incoming useful to your country and the world. N4
sen wishe. Tor your prosperity remain with YOU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
w Di.tribusion Of vaisabis

~ ssr HgssD send cut " ysusb. pnrrs dali
on their IN the shape II heads of hair cut
IN DE most f.u-.s style. And then those Two clean
brushes for each side " every head n Msdsnaas
.ul6 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
~ The worL,uxwru,, Ceoverstsu.--Tbs

" The Worktusmrns tenNenu"u.-
MECHANICS and NDrs 10. - the stss 81 rev arc
reqnested Ia meet n Ms.s Convention To- ths Guy Of Ans
ny the hst "Wednesday IN October neat FOR me con
OF Ocef- to be suppoft-d 81 NE SAFE tcc
TOO IN November next and for the usu-scuon ~ such
other business - may come brfor- IN. Convention
JOHN TANNER J ANGELO CARROLL, Albany
AARON HALL. JOHN q WOODBURY. SMITH
wAsHBuRN, GEORGE HOLLAND, GEORGE htCk.
trr Troy, . -.
.ai1 stais Csausl Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Destructive Fire at Worcester.

JOTTesnUndenCt
WORCESTER, Saturday, Aug -.
Last pight about "a O'Clock, the FIST Unitarian
chuch in this city REV Mr. His) was discovered to
" ON FIRE and in the short space Of hour IL was
heap OF ruins IL had lately been undergoing repairs
and WA not in = condition Tor occupation II IL sup
posed 10 have been set FIRE The church was very
rse and beautiful edihce and the loss viii undouoi'
dy reach $4,000. KICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
NOTICE
UI hereby forbid all pers on

w ] hereby fOrotd All pereoeo Hvm MT
borug Og trusting my ~ife. Ehn .b-th Do~d, ON my 90
count she has .n my bed AMI board without any ns
pfovocsion will not be seerun.bi. ins sny
DENT. .ha may contact JOHN DOWO.
New lvfs, Aug a. lt3 sab D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

CITY CovRr-C ham ers-B-tofe Judge GREENWOOD
-Hl5en Corpn. - IN TIE mater Of tb- sPplcauen d
N-..r. I.ek Edgsr for ne sehsrg- n Charles My-rs
,ece1ily examined .ud eonmuei ~ Justice Winsos o'
lhe crime " bigsmy To Application 'no' lan.so 90
~ ,,4rd thai he JUSTICE hsd ght ~ deain ain
Myer. "a Femsnded Tor ia
Potlcs Cousr.-A man named Ciar.es Cuuen VS. sf
e.ed On Frd.y sht at AMER fesyef.ie srlkzr ot
h.rg- 81 tr-st-riug % the live. u on- Jon1 b-r
~ "a ~ ne 4 seem. tnai Curr-n ana H--ney i've
tie same house. C4frrn, on ne nixnt OF l- - y, -
tempted 10 force a -nranee INTO heeneS ' ~
dro~.y god. The nos- and mat a. a.1n-a ~ s-7P
er. b. aced braces against ne doof ana t.- =
~ ro bv one o. the re-r windows C1rren was s-1-r
quently arr-sIed not however, without most
80 ,xole h. would All the sr-i msl Who sitrniyrn :"
a. hand. 90 bin. Justice Tumsn smith upon ne-'a<
he aes IN he case, iay -nL.-d o a ''' sAAH''1
LsrrEps ToR PoEruGAL ASD @P'Is-Toe iol.
,o,,iny communication from NJ Hohble Of the Post
Once Department Wzshngiun u tnr fosin 4st'I u
Baltimore, gives satisfactory ui1rm1i"n 10 ir1i'h''
70 the facilities with which lrtters can %" - rams
,-it,es ~ the Ns steamers. 70 Portugal .nd Spain
JrLT . --nce the d-t-ils under the F9-t@ r-sfJ
yin Cr-st Britain have ncrn settled .-r~rs fYr spain
ana Porruga can nov b. iorHarfed re- lisri y me
Brush ana American packets 20 Enz- y the pre-
ysyrornt bei1g made here u The whole p1-t~-r' ~
at. 70 cents per single rate upon ~tt~rs -
and > csuts per sin. r.te lpun rtters u an
,srs thus nssd and seat from your on = -. p ~
tr.n.rnitted ~ pnrrug.e-- Or Spanish seaport sn' "
.nv Portuguese or spanish postage " % pA41 I'm
raose ports III place Of destination OF w -,
lters that must b. pad By the rec peot Oh ne e''
NrfwtrxEE.-Tn~ .Ssafirei md f'0-,i'f e rs
that IS years $50 The CRY Of Milwaukee con,.iis one
white settler and NOR nov 70 contain. = -, ~
the ye.r ending Juy l-is u exported ii4-5y 2-'.
"a Whsat and al 80 barrels Fl.ur its manufactures
a. val-d u 7lszoo. besi FIGURING mile, COO
.,,ninz : 900 husn-. Wheat daily. lts eliix-rs o~n
le ve,s-ls 55f2 tuns and u sIoek 10 steamers 5yy1
-. Is - are engaged 10 The Lumber trade The
.rrv.. a. The port during -, Of siesIIers, ons',
b.rk. and scn0Orers we're l5lo
Ma. cray AID THs WfL~Or PRnviso The
Losrie Ky CAr0HicL OF To- l't s'.ss tn-t ne TO
yVnig R-ufs-enafyes n, ~ Cnr.rsn County. fhe ole
fr,r Nonig ~ and the one irom Scott, are pedg d
10 .ote tor Instructions O. Nessrs tsy ana Uncer-
wood 70 vote against The WLmot Pr0yiso or 70 rssga
their .e4fs IN tn Senate.
NrrnER ~ FEEDEEfcE FnsTER.-Ife Eefts' O.
b- Scr AID BsaaO Of the 2sth states that TIE J1rJ
n iss cas- have returned verdict u murder 10 ne
sssi DEGREES as4..ss Fsssssie< sG-is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
~ California sub-sIar,ue Miniss "a

81 New orb. The Company 10 nov Organizing At
IS Merchants kIchsng-, under fss orshs snspices tn"
Of entsrpfis. and capital 10 invited The Com
psny enjoy advantages which be- shared ~ ohefs
.uli 1xi.ps } RlTHrRFDRD WOOSTER co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ Lyos,s Msasefic Pswders, for the dcstrue.
ZION " b-iDuss cockrsacbss and ell eher iDs~cts Fls
for destruction u and mice without Ioason %
Broadway .sa %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ Water Csre fnsttsstes.--The n-~ buiid~ 20
a. Oyster Bay, l. l. opeo for the reception ~
patients FOR purity Of ~stsf salabdy Of sr end beauty
Of scenery lbis psc. 10 1nsufpass-d sssnbou Csoton
rpHs daily from Fulton MsrseL City establishment B
Lsiybtst Address r. I. TAIL, d. snic lia'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ Liquid Hair Dye Improved 90 - W color ihs
~hsksrs tho moment 10 applied ~itho ms isss
nJoy-it entirely IRE. from unpleasant odo snd can -
sash.d With the strongest sosp Immediately ti applied
without waiting % dry For sas, OF applied, al bArcss
Los's Wig Fartory. tWsllst myi5 TuThhssi n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
FRANCE.

Tie Fiaaaciai DssD0tisn aud ne RSyabhc L0G' fano
leoa'-. Loraayfins rszeant 70 fh> P,opk Cam
licisn AMI P1iifics.
French Correspon4ence Of The Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

Z tN-ArAer 90 4Ar ANNa-Af
HIlArzLTHI., sunday Aas ~
"a f1iay night as the soap msna'sctoTy Of
he A-s.rs Berin, situate on secoad :, Camden vs..
totally destroyed Loss = 80. on which there 0, an
Insurance oi $500 his supposed 70 be The work Of
an incrrfisry
J0hn Morris Taylor young nan. - wears OF age.
committed suicide on Friday nisht
90 Friday lsst srnsl BOY nsnei John Allen va
nun over . An omnibus Ia Second 81 sni instantly
killed
A number Of coored persons were examined ve.,rr.
day snd committed o. prison In default ot $1,000 bail
charged With bring concerned 10 the seventh and Shi9
pen III not on tn isth net
TIE Fiaur market conunles excessively DAN ard ss hs
recruits are Increasing prices have downward tendency
-ho = :. per barre. f1r fr.n grogrd
rsmored that ,0 io- made rom new Whesi have been
81 .po-ed o. ., something below this fgur- fur city
sumption prices ron g. os 81, Tor common brands
old ard fresh grolnr rNfr. Rye Fouf co urlts
IN demand a. IS per b. Corn Nes = very scarce snt
mmand- -, per hhi, upon arrival GfAn-fncrs Of
West ara = rs supported snt supplies are cnmrg III
freely W. crote good red a. q os snf " hifr a. 10
% rer bu-hr Res rth oi reuts-hut huie srriF.
80 90 cent. Oafssrri Pair itptt a. ? 81 cents rer
.ashe. fo Solh-ru and 80 cens Or Pennsyvsnis The
Curon malset 4. very nrm, with ini'fd ss.es cargo
of Bahama Fine Arr - 80 81 - = per To- To VOW
slors no chznEr WIissY n -. n hrfs suf -ns
S.Lfs 90 >rocSs -Frsf Bos,d-t Mech "a, = : A-u.
lucky r.. fnf 0fN C.nn Rd- 1877, - IS Z Geo fcun
s. s. >.Hn Cfrn Be-. ls,o. IS Is -
,e-oaa Hard-o.O a. Bs q Z o 30. s,~n = o ~
Penn g. So II Penn b. 'us ssU Prnn -, 81 ss-u
Prnn s.. 81; sioo Read Mort b.. rs IS
hffr,el hoIres-io Read, -. ia 90 fera -. $
sS,Cuo Penn $, - ST sj.oto Nav o. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
BROOKLYS.
b-rs-BrfOre Jlc

CITY CovRr-C ham .rs-B-fore Judge Greenwood
-Hsben CORFU. - IN TIE mater Of th- applcayln o.
N-..r. Jscs EdgAr for ne sh.rg- n Charles hY-f'
crrfl, - .fnn.d Add eurmfei bg Justice WinsOs for
the nine ~ bigsmy tn application ~ssnoi .antrd 90
ne ,s,fd thai lie JUSTICE hsd The right ~ detan aim
s-~. remani-1 Tor trlal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

ENlGRkNT, SICK On Saturday afternoon, On
eml rant named James Boys together with four child
rfn found lying the dock II the foot of ROBIN
-. snhsrng severely from sickness, poverty and
consequent hunger. They were sent 10 The Comms;
soneTs OF Emigration 20 pe cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

BuaScs Day DocE.-This work has been
conducted By Me.sr. Lawrence and snecer. The
dock can H vesse. Of the largest size with their
cargoes on board. without irsning or in5unng them
90 uniform and certain the Distribution Of the lifting
power.
This dock /. similar IN principle 10 those In progress
Of erection for me Z Government By John :. Gilbert
Eco the Inventor at Pen.seolaFh and ki''ery Ne IL
tho,e scientifically Interested in such matters bret
abatement OF the recent improvements VII be accept
.ble - -
Trsnsver.y across the soes a OAK i.u''' nave BEEN
Introduced ,ch "a feet ie length, ADD forming al ne
10y :, fe-t of soid timber Iney are fastened by
go. .od contain some 40 pounds OF iron oos Lon
yrnoin.Iy centrs seson Of cAk nss bern placed -
80 IN lepr,h ~ 81 Ia height snf In sidtn Two
ka.ons in .ddiuon between the c-ntrsi k-ison snd
- 81 each 4 feet nigh by u inches vide
A. the sxeniiy OF thu usnsverse trgsse- are placed
I'D nelson's feet hign each b l6 inches sid
hich support the trus--s runn iengfhEise Of ne
49, Tn-.- are each 2S7 feet long and - high 10
si-i- 70 tne lonsitudn.l kelson. they cootain TIM
~ n a inches By IS supported By t~cui upnsnts
e, further .rength given 70 then By two oisson.i
iron rots inches ir diameter and esec ~ ier' ionE
iAss~ssa ~ screws sasss sss sessss &c - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

PRovInENri.L EscAPs-On Saturday ate
noon. of the large four horse cars pssslr
Up Cenue-st little gir, aged about - yesrs, 10
tempting o. cross the track was Knocked down By q
relate. upon being picked up she WAS found 10 have
ceived lltLe or injury she having lad b-t~rsn N
rails, tbs whole platform Of the car passing direct
over her.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

act Obianed Judgment against b widow. e. ia.
issued which delivered the sheriff levied
il her dover The levy set aside on The
ground that personal property had FIRST been oemsnd
ed and that b. had suciency Of such property subject
10 the ezecnfon satisfy il that the order setting il
aside contained provision however that the execution
should be Iein the personal property that the sheriff
returned the execution with Of such order
and that there time 10 make a levy; that
after this return the plaintiff directed the issue of
another execution without specifying what kind that the
dover but that before any sale made b. died
and the vendi. returned 'no property. &c Is. died
nsolvent and this bill against her dover seeks the sppro
priaton Of the entire the payment Of the
plaintiff Sd judgment Held that the circuit court did
right in dismissng the bill. .76rned.
C0nsoay ". Hays.-Error the Dearborn c. c.
PER CURIAM.-The record in this case did not show
notice TO appearance by defendant
.hdts0n ". .9iicn- Error 10 the Vigo c. C.
Per CURIAM.-Writ of error dismissed Cain " foote,
Blackiord 454. Nc equity is seen in the bill.
Eastsoood v. Buel (Under Sec. g. q. 663 e. S. Ie43
judgment confessed before justice of the peace
void ESQ dvesi the lien Of execution levied on
after the delivery Of the execution the officer
affirmed.
Smith v. Jones. Appeal from the Marion c. C. Az
hrmed, with 10 per cent damages.
Doe en- dem. Morgan WoodsOard. Error to Dearborn
c. c. (See and take syllabus Grimes al. Doe d.
Shnfe; Blacksord 81, eiectment by morigagee)
Doe d. Hanna v. Countrymaa. Appeal from the Allen
T.. C. Same point decided.
Forknv v. Purl Error to Wayne c. c. affirmed.
IA syllabus Of lengthy opinion Of Judge Blackford
omitted for the PRESENT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

The State Sentinel affects to regard the result of
the New York election as Democratic victory.
True it is; but not of the Sennefs sort. The Sem
tine il facetious. The allied forces of Hunkers,
Barnburners and Abolitonists have heretofore had
80 900 majority over the Wings in that Stnte. Now
the wings have at least half the State officers, by
jorities of 1900 to 5000-while it is not really
tain the intriguers have any.-Decatur Clarion.
The Clarion mIsreprcsen,s the truth in every i'm
portant particular. If BY "he allied forces of hunk
ers, barnburners, and abolitionsts the editor
the democratic party the assertion that they have
"heretofore had 80, 900 majority over the wings in
that State" is simply untrue unless he refers to the
times of the early presidents" The state went for
Harrison in 1910; Folks majority in 1914 was $780,
and every body knows that Taylor's majority over
Cass rising 100000; that out of "a congressman
elected the year, the wings carried all but
Now, is it no democratic victory elect one-haf the
candidates on the ticket for State officers and one-haf
the members of the Legislature! The wing papers
Of New York certainly regard it, for in the bitter
ness of their modification they compelled to ac-
knowledge it a .drawn battle" Next time, wEiggery
will be 'drawn" and quartered.
IS Since the above was in type, we have received
the N. Y. Jour. of Com. containing the following:
OFFICIAL yure OF THE ATE-Yesierday's Albany Ar
each candidates for State officers The average Dem
ocIac vote excluding The votes for Henry WEIGH, IT, in
Toga county is 202 ass Including the Togs soIe The
Democratic average is 202, SOL. Actual Democratic
ioity, GIL
We hope the Clarion will be satisfied. We are.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

CHAMELEON FAcroRY.--The fine weather of the
present week has been well improved by Mr.. M'Greg-
or in prosecuting the work on this building. The
walls are now completed and the workmen are en-
gagged in putting the cornice and roof About
third Of the rafters are already up portion Of the
hands are carrying up the two towers; some pre-
pairing the ground upon which to build the chimney
sor the engine; some are sinking the well. and yes
terday few rocks laid to in the foundation
of the Hotel, Chat is to be) Front Street. Fine
weather. good keeping. good pay good health, buoy.
ant spirits, and enough to do makes very pleasant
and prosperous community. --Cannslton Economist.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

The Salem Qa.,) Democrat raises the flag of Gen.
Jos. Lane its candidate far the next Presidency.
This of the richest jokes Of the season.-Lou.
Cour. (Whig.)
and YET Lane is good General as Taylor, and
much more of civilian. lf progression is the order
Of the day. why should not Lane succeed Taylor J.
Gin Eng.
General Lane is doubtless n brave man, but he is
totally destitute Of nearly all the requisites that would
make him a successful commander II was his lack
of generalship and ignorance of military matters that
caused the disaster TO the I'd Indiana Regiment at
Buena Vista The fact is notorious that if the men
of that regiment had been handed by able or
skilful General, they never would have been placed
in such position as TO be compelled to retreat.
There is not country village in the Union but could
produce man fully equal to Lane as General
while thousands could be found vastly his superiors
| -LouispiGe Courier, Non. "a.
| Ob5-The best reply to the false and slanderous
charges of the Courier. will be found the following
tract from note in Scribner's Incidents of Cam
paign in Mexico"
"Gen. Wool remarked to Col. Bpwles. in the pre-
sence of Gen. Lane. COL Curtis of the Sd Ohio reg-
mpnt. and May of the Washington Light Artillery.
that if he had withheld his ORDER cease firing and
retreat" and had carried out the intentions of Gen.
Lane to advance his regiment ,coud hare erecuted
one of the nosl brilliant things done any bat
tsfed for, said he "Santa Anna in his official
report remarks, that he had already passed order
for his forces to retreat. when the enemy after a
most determined resistance, observed to give wny
in great confusion"
Here is the testimony of the General who had the
direct supervision of Gen. Lanes command, against
the silly accusation Of a who giving "aid
and comfort to the enemy" when the battle was
fought.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06

CAL IFoRNIA MARRIAGE CoNTEAcr.--A priva,e let-
ter from gentleman at San Francisco, to his friend
in New York, says:
al have been, you know. eight years In Cal
iforna, and am yet unmarried. My friend Mr. c.
has lately left fog Scotland, and have given him
commission to bring me out wife of the follow ing
description: not less than six feet. blue eyes and
auburn hair. am either to marry her, pay for
felt Of $4,000 do hope soon as the country is
a little more settled, about ten thousand i,st-raie girls
will start for California we have goods enough; now
give Ne some wives"