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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06
BOARDING.

tNILh IL wv.
,lOARDIN ARRhNCH PAMILY.-T~o gen
VI sme1 ran be accOmmpds's II win 0nri and PIES
SAT for room the second fOor Ia the family OF apo
lessor Of tis reach language, they would beside
Ihs II acquiring ha French practically receive
tom no Professor three lessons ve-k Apply 81 et
Iw-uh..t n--r UniysTsisy.p scs. Teruf. FOR parts
BOAR breass,s snd ee sht ard Iuision In Ffsnrn -
per wesS 10
DDARDING A gentleman aud wife, who may wish
ID p-rmsnrnt board and = pleasant aome Ia privse
ard attic II required on moeerse terms by app yns
a "a Brooms. 81 between Chns,e-sI and Inc Bo~ery
n1j'
DuARD WANTED BY tso gentlemen. west OF
- sro4dwsy. snd not over than Fransinst br-sh-
fs. AID isa dnuer sunday IN family whers there
. r,t snor- lh.n sodr or Eve bO.riors Two rooms
qai-cd Addre-s + Tribune Once 70 II.
7pUARDrSG.-A psGssnt front room and bedroom
- IN small family, 10 let al 40 anfensst nesi 10
Roadway opposite The s. Charles, with partial bos'd
f,-qlirsdJ References. r,q,ired 40 IL
UOAKnING.-Gen AMI their wives, Or single
ID gent enrn, wishing board for the winter 90 longer
viii md delghun! rooms al 10 Bsaeb-sL opposite 81
Iuhn's rsrs. ~ spPying immediately oS us
DOlRD ~A>TED-By lsdy In a small respect
ID abe family where ta-fs are 40 other oOndsfs, IN me
erntrs cart ~ the city Ths heat Of reference syen aud
required. Address 5 ID. Tribune Once. % 3a..
.IOARD-T~o or thres 'og q gentlemen esn be- com
ID ortapy accommodated win hoard 10 he honss OF
private family, ny spplyag Al 81 Wslksrs near btosd'
Nay References exchanged % Ns-
DOOMs WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, 10 .
IA priyaie family, % reasonable t-rna hous- pi-as-
.nt y .ims,sd nssr Blocker add Chnslopher as Ad-
fFrs- bsrter." - ms once" no Zns
DUOM- AND BOARD WANTED -Faroish-d
IA 'oos ,nf board Ine upper pa. OF me sy A. ~an
ny g@utls and his wife Address No - At MS
1i.ce. .tsiing particulars 10 u
a Fsw BOARDEK- can De accommodated 81 "a
"a T,srs are vsnaot al present Two slngs rooms, snd
1rr rsror vith psn'rc. - ,..2.
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Tax PropHKr.--Msssrs. VIM Hall & Son have
Published the beautiful srioss from Meyerteers great
opera The Prophet commencing All mon fls /;
saeecious thiog, and will Immediately End itself
echoed from thousands Of lovely lips.
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CAKPETING.
CARPEriN0s,
FLOOR OIL OLOTHU, 40,

CAHPETlNOS,
FLOOR OIL OLoTHB, 40.
~ PEAFI~sr OPPOSITE WILLIAM
SMITH A LOUNsBEkRY are now daily rsceiving, d.
- from tho European sod Anedesn manufacturers,
large supplies Of Capetinxs ana Oh elot0s OF ne
choicest pasns. which ihsy are oo~ Offering a. mo FOL
lo~ic i,~ prices
Eagsh Tapestry C.p. latest syiss. M 20 to Ia pes ID
- and An Brussels do DO To 20 zoe -
and 3-ply do do 70 "a 100
and Spy DO DO % 10
Com msdtnm and ertra do do IN 10 So
ALSO FLOOR Oh CloiAs, n 70 ~ n vide. y " los -
With general assortment " all other articles connected
with tho trade, equally low oH lris-
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uarEets....oAsEFuLLY kErosrrp FoK TIE 7.isvnr

ASHES 7a7 l3 or Pov. 50 FOR Pearls, ard hfn Tbs
$40 sc 100 tels.
COTTON a,-. Liverpool bavs unsettled 10, market.
,ns r. e mail hs fa.s 1000 bss.
qootstou. and tbs h,yfs Cotton feJ
4 "A
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Auction SALES.
UYBANGs, Plat &C0;


nv RaSCs. PlArr q co
Is WESsEsoxY EvESINo. Nc. ,.
aga o'-lcca. 81 the Ascsioo-foenn, -,
s>oxs.,t,.,s s,ocx An excessive eoleeticr ofsa.-
al. r.ry sosss seaeol snd esssic.i eooa' pessSi.
~ofks. cheap pQoheaaons, hHily tioes, wa - -
eouod esss eooss colsesp and ssssr paper 'Sn'osH'
TUESDAY. No. IS and the folio. ss says,
RtsrtAs r.1l r'se.t s.Lsz s1s .m go,
BoOks Arnasls ara 0n-SJoAs for NE Aondays seno"'
rs. aSJe"iIn.s AZ. 500 pr-p. lrs h. essIOsss sO'
lste place T.. shove ssl. TIE es.osue vii ade
rOmser .rs- .nl srseay. iavo'e.s u 'pessid sos
" and richly Of see eeoss ssised
10 re holiday ssss0s sANos rLarr Co
JOSEPH MURPHY Aacaoo--r
Dy JasEPB MUHPHY-FUsSlTuRc WE'D
DSESDAY. Nov al loi oeioes. a. u El"asS the nsr
anf- q age eosrdins soss-. eOo.sns o sed.,e.as
:6srther villa the l'cben uisosis. te &c ~
nv I,NEs VI. NitLER a CV--sOUsE.
ID HOLD FURNITURE THURSDAY, Nov. g. Of 70
,ars rsa,Sis-s 10 ne above dwelling, eoa'tsuns IN pst
u rsrap carpets Buss-is DO tivans otsonsn. mssos
.ay ss.' %sssssy 80. 81 e.a,.r ,sSiss S.r %.s.s.
o-dsng solar lanps dsnssh curtains Sii se.1' &c &C
eli 81 which has s-ea 10 zee bat sve'y snon nne Asee'
car - .e~a ,se mofsns OF me sse % SS.
"a Chiffon Aaeuoue.r
NNTrsssssstSa M sS,+ Iw,ssrH Int" Wrsps or TIE
! suction on WEDNESDAY, Nov = isss. IT u o'eicoA
wSSy he .a.oScs s. Savers y, NE. %
| Or IN uiecis; as-
rhirtys~cond-st los-,oy order Of special gasrdsn
lot. tho soath eide Of Tie seeS Between ths Nlngh
| and Tenth ave
| Also. al the tive
Thirty tourths-& oss nols northwest OF rhiry
fourth ssd rsnthN
rht,yfarth s-2 ess the nor,s side between Ninth
| snd Teeth
rainy.s.v-n,h-~ a lots the south side, between
! Broadway and seveolhsv
Fodst6st- the aorthery side, between LisAsh
Fory s.cosS SIS lots on The north side nuls oi
| Eevcnth
Fosy-ssrd 81 loss The south side. between Teeth
| Aaf Eleventh ave
seventh sv2 lots the aide. between Forty nfss
| and FJHy second cts
| second and SIXTY third etc
lot % the side. frss lSt north q
| F0Tty hnhsL
Map, are now ready ST The ofses Of the Aaeasneers
Waist
r.tms-A large portion OF ths purchase moa-y may 70
main bond ana mortgage ali tho sooy- lots onsS
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ARyNE JoUR uAL.

Port OF NEw-YORK... .NOvEMsER
MINIATURE ALAAsAe...TsIs DAY.
-, q ssss. 81 rKs Noes -RrSs.. svs.lo ga
sfeE Watch. Nov.
..-r II =, A, t..s l..e.. la ne Gate Il .su
.xSEE MsRIy5 JOCRNAL. FOURTH P<6E4a
Cleared.
-. ur,A.- SOrssa WI >s'hots Carcass. hao
- ko..-. W Eve. Morris OetF~s-oes s@>0ss
No. kr-gi1 Csss. scsnd, bslen'A
80. -. A., s,xass.h stsIss. Cesnss Co
r.. s,l.a.sr Dali Ba-ssp~s rr0-er'sEs - 49,
ma R.i,f NeFes.; Z-uo, 1noras. bAie &c. 80 "a ~
s,r,A .n. . We. 60. dnnnet. u S,aIt - -
Schr. ss sops.s Pe,-ase8sx. vs.. ma $500 S..s.i
Wnmuxtrr sc. F.ss Bsn1ebf. BstnSFs ssN,a.l, 80
$780,, N.fa a,e waasst.s Loass Jsss kssehsa nss
"a ~ MAJOR Lore; Dsvs HAS. sSaot tras a. ~ " S
ID. ~s-a Phs 81; AtAsas kaesson. ApsseAsss, n re.t
800. Arl.t Dave. rsantsss Sssss. vsrxer-oa fr0'.
s,rs-. Dssvtrs, susxs PAlss; xissssex esrarss. -
Arrived.
.s..bp He.ru, ssc1s LvsrpOe oe, o. sss hsGa' Nv u
"a A ASnnsI w,rou 6s. Hsvrs a<ss 10 Fes
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- TO LET-sDts No. : spruessL Inquire q ne
Thbans once 90 Of T. PRICE
oil ne

- PAHM FOk sALE.-A superior farm Of about
D. Arss peasantIJ situated within three miles q he
-stsambosI landing In New Br1nswiet, ksw Jsrs~y,
well stocked with fruit Also orchard Of $50
pssca Of ths best selected ehoiee vsnstss, wheh
viii In bearing nett year TGu Of nsvsrf.iIiss
vstsr passes throash t. and Two hse ponds IT, tor
farmer gsntlsn Of fortune AGENTS opportunity
which rarely occurs 10 purchase 90 good farm 10 ~
s-sthy situation aad Of such easy and cheap secsss %
Csss,-st Nsw.YorE NJ 1wso1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

LAST NleHT- Considering the excitement al
~. attendant upon the approach Of Election Day
,.y ths, last night very fairly quiet some
:, urest hghts, two or three sluog shot 'erSp9''
,.,dred bmnres .sors Of Proces'on'' and H'i'si
uhurrAh for vsrious candidates, were about s'' %
casual vote We hope fora quiet and orderly por
Do.y sud with the exception Il three or four WA'o'
.. ,r,.uu,a such Will be the case
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

- To IET-lN THE CITY OF MADISON ~
81 DIASA-Th- M.dison Hotel Company Vii be
ready about the lss Docemosr sert W lesse hs sSss
and spacious Hotel now hnishios for tsfm of years
The house 10 . spacious and hsnssoms building a.
ssued by Mr. Rogers, the welLsnown sfehli-ct IN -
Fest With inc modern cocvensences and improsem.nS
ior Hotel will accommodate 10 90 more psfsons roe
Guy OF Msdison ono hundred miss oeow Cscnseu 90
ne OHIO River, 10 of the most growing sna DesI
ci,es 10 The West with population Of about 49, - -
rapidly Increasing, asd place Of much BUSINESS sal
tsrlnicus ~ the Madison sad IodiMsp"s hsnoaS "
tho OHIO River daily Packet fuas 70 cin.snpsL -
sIso 20 Louisville Tho Cinciaasn end LDoisvIse s.y.
ard the rfankkou Pscses al ssoppns no,-, snss'
arge smoaal Of usvsuag 10 tnts point tns ~ ~
rsts HOls 10 lhs City more dsarsse Ioesspc 70. -
sannot he found Ia ks West pan o, ne o1'a'nx NO
ali aforn sriou slsu hefsso csn BE- "
Al the ofbcs II Wins.ow, Lsnier Co % wSLH =.
Commnoie at,ous ADDRESSED 20 he oadsfaxned ~ mali
son Ind will recsivs sltsnuou ~,
Oh 7vis . " M .n1so, 49,
- PORTY.FOUK LOTS FOX SALE .fo
ose an estate, bstv sou Ons Hundred sod Ihb.
- t.~nth and ono HEn1fs1 and fouftsspth sts srd
yoa rh and Ff eight 81 hen onunf 90 mo Sith
AZ priSs SI5o per lot Tsrns, ons-hird cssn Apply 70
% AoAlAIsSb, ~ Sssss1-se
- WANTED IMnHDIATELY.-eSt Of .
u hoass By . family Of hires psssons To acsron
"a masl Do bst~eep H0asoa cad Twslhh SIS eosus
and slzlL avenues. hrs sddresssf 70 u =. Chbtocs
drug stofs, u fogfh snt Woossf 90. vii meet
x1lh I'M mediate attention 20 "a
n no LET-stofs No. epraessL Inquire q ne
Thb1bs Once 90 Of 1PklCk
oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

MuHcAL-Mr J. L. HOtton proposes 4 series
musical entertainments q, the Society Library, be.
gaming to- night Nj. Fanny F'srar. a well known
vocalist, will assist BIN. see advertisement
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- Grand Division OF 4. ~tnts OF y. Y
An a. Igrr-d --ss'3l 81 the 'fr-rd Dv- vii b- ne .
90 " -1nesc,y eveui1s At = ~ OK tn IRE TIA. 81
galway. k-pr~se lalv-s -fIl r'--.- p plnriusi
IS u 81 o,aer THOS EDGERLEY, .. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

StfANTED-Ry r@spe-szhl- P.ct-sant young -.
w nan NO ca produce ~ tc.t city reference =
.1avol % o. fh- COS H. V-shrg AM irur - IN e
suisu pr'vae fanny uts o0 ohrc % 10 chsmn- pfk
aui TX Csn - son for tw0 days =. l76 W hsI
rrssesn Ay-ru-s snd { ID lt'
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=. AATED-By respectable yourg woman. s,sss-
1l a. coos ssl assist Win w.shlag znc iCn-
T. do crsu~snf and .l- tee wsshux ant iron
irg tao f.tcisl fh- 81 e. e4y re-rslcrs Apply ~
tHe cor Sew nt.-ss.r-s All T~sl.u-a- t-1 %
...r f,r IA ID d.r. 4 suited LG lfF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-06

sLuSo sHOr.--As,sults with these dangerou'
wspons are becoming sppsllingy frequent and cal
for the most getc to extrps'e the sconh
arels who use them II dozen OF the ouiprits were
.pprenticed al cling Sing Tor seven years each they
nisbt do tho State some service and learn reckless
70 xdies valuable lesson mans life life l. most ex
ira hazardous property If he chances to incur the H.
will Of these vsgsbonds whoever they spot they dog
sth unwesrying patience until dark corner offers
chance for their deadly bows VIII the mex, csus
get more than . reprimsudl
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= INTFLII(fFN 2. 1oref', fnflsiFIO1s A1l-F'
\ - eli x-Q. u winch - c-n nc lesroar D o.
--t-rs1ce, s-.irous Of obtsiacz psrmsa-ft sgs-ct
70 saV fesc--t-bs er-oogn-rt ~ with o. msy r.
rYss.c -ut1 give roac- lls sersic-s are =, ilr
si.p -. - az 10 nay Feed -rel alc VII rs'eef
az ts-r-f1, sucl-st f-nu-e-ssi5n 'oS sls-1 Anfe Or
1-us-f AID fsmtv -scTtrs vOyK Eit'ic fo}>s rsS+-
ca " G cod Neanes. ! SIP czroScier - S.drf
sne s;rau &c NAY appear 70 rose ~1o are Do .l-'
-. i-ut.S va. obi cd 10 ssasoo1 p-gnsc>oi s-la
uou Were received s. p-f day sory % Seeyst o ne
ru.u<.- Of nv na-e. produced BY rod ~ ~ sd.e.
d.v -Drriug Though Ec-auy "a loyec ~ Orr
- d-x.rgzs .etnlrlznt and kJo-l penm-ni al az
rpschant o. u-casr- % nay deem ny s-rs CO t.'
~ t--r1 will y-..- ca. ~ -sge gno1 q ~ 80
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ANlUSEM EN1S.
PHIL ApELPHIA ART UNION.

For The pro OF The Of Design the United Ssaes
GALLERY AND OfFtCE,
80 Chestnut o. above Eighth. fhtlstephis.
OFrrcEss Fos 1853
PrcslisnI James MMurtfie Sesvsfayy, John sartain,
Tics P,estdsni Joseph SILL Iye1swo Chas Marallisisr
Corresponding agsnt and .ietAut, n. H. Doty.
Rev Hs'yJ Morton. II B Wallace, WIN w rlghmsn,
Hon w ID Kelly, John rowus. Charles roppan
Henry Reed James 3 Wallace. Henry G. Carey,
Each subscriber Of u becomes Q member OF The Au
Uuiou for ons year and for which he 10 Of receiving
90 endd Engraving (worh alone tho amount of MS sub
scrpon and The annual distribution OF prizes chance
Of obainng 6ne original painting To be selected by hun
sef from the Gallery any public exhibition IN the uoeo
slaes Subscribers Of this City who may draw ptites can
make iher selections from Tho pciures of sale % The
walls OF the Naiousl Academy OF Design.
Subscribers for this year, ending May 7h. 1872 viii re-
csivs for eaeh subscription OF ~ impression Of rich
engraving OF Ruth and Boar, RON psinling BY v.
Rotherms 10 possession Of Joseph s fsq Phlsdeipbis
engraved 90 seol 10 mixed style of ns sipps ana Nor
toluto BY John ssrtsn sire of engraving, twontyons
inches by hfeeu and half
Persons may procure the ast years engraving Interview
OF John Knox with Mary Queen % Scots With ths for
this by taking two cerheates both OF which wil he re-
presented tho annual distribution 81 prizes Tho ensfs
yings ready for delivery 10 snbscrbers, and may be-
seen al VI Messs Williams Stevens, S5 Broad
way-w here subscriptions will bs received
The Subscription Books for this year will coss the bth
prox therefore Il 10 desirable that oil who intend IA
sas.crbs. will do % immediately. II. IA. DoTY, sscy
all ITtisuss
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
Mr.. Brisbane Ordered 10 Quit rance.
RosroN. Friday. April q

RosToS, Friday, April q.
Mr. Albert BRisBASX, correspondent of the
Merry Tribune, has been ordered 10 quit
France in "a hours. The Pres'c says that Mr.
Brisbane, the American Socialist, who has re
ceived notice to quit France in - hours has been
to the Project Of Police, and told him that he
would not leave France without being compelled
by force.
Ths order was no doub. occasiOned BY the speeches
Of Mr.. BRISBANE at the Banqueu and Clubs where he
took strongly the Republican Socialist side and spoke
with great effect Ed Trib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

TEsSEssEE.-The Loco-Foco Convention OF the
Nth District has nominated Gen. lsHAN q. HAIR
Rs Of Henry Co. as the candidate of that party Tor
Congress. This District was represented by Luz
Glen B. Chase Loco in the last Congress, and
gave Csss 432 majority The Convention passed
resolutions proposing CAVE JOHNSON for Governor,
and telling Gen. Pillow that he was great man
and his time would come.
In the Hid District, Col. RExsE r. BRApsoS,
Wing of whom it had been said that he had con
Guided to withdraw from the declares that
he is ,till thar.
In the With District Maj w. II. Polk, brother
Of the late President, has withdrawn his name as
q Loco candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

TIE EXCITEMENT AT MONTREAL--lt Is stated
that the meeting held in the Champ De Mare a.
o'clock last Wednesday evening. numbered 4oO-
hand bills were circulated throughout the city oy per
sons riding in casshes. and the fire bells rung Inc
cry soOn raised, To the Parliament bnhd'nss'
and hiiher the multitude went smashed she WINDOWS
took possession of the Assembly Chamber declArso
the F'sHch Parliament dissolved, cred Inc houses 70
many places, surveyed their destruction WI VI 'Ol0-
indifference and the dremen ., first reiuscs 10 pay
upon them. The mob increased In numbers Inc inii
tsry called out, and received by the moo WIZ
loud cheers. The Governor, on hearing OF me io's'
efl Monklsnds with his family, and 10 now OF Dohnes
maj Hotel
one hundred and forty eight warrants were' issued
this the result OF the deliberations OF al xl fsole
nary meeting of the Executive Council, ~ wn, en- .ns
Earl Of Egin present The military so arc. "a zoe
houses Of the Ministers That OF Mr. Hineks, On s,es
Hall Terrace was disturbed by few OF the mob We
broke several psnes OF glass. Lord Egin gave 'ne
royal ascent TO l. bills Five leading Tories were
rested q charge OF arson, examined and renSnde
TO JAIL escorted by 100 soldiers and eheered by ins
mob.
The whole OF the garrison. perhaps 1900 men or
more are under arms. The excitement IL incressi as
We doubt whether Mr.. ModAtt hs, been arrested SO
lar As Tue news convey facts the inerenccs are, thf
class or politicians who desire doubt 10 embsrr ASS
the British Government have artaIy contriyed 10 ,m
bro Lord Egin with that section OF the citizens 'hd
At heart the most attached TO British connect;
that his ordship, In eheeriuOy enduring 80 t'h
ooocuy from the old Loyslist party In order that
NAV be- enabled 10 tmbarse the poor Canadian f.rr.
for the wan,on destruction OF their property in s3s
nv these same Loyalists will render bis Government
vsrv no.usr with the dscontenisd French inhabitants
and thu. greatly strengthen British connection snd
that 10 deierrns he has to the Judgment Of Mem
~. ~ Assembly representing threeourths Of the
s,s of instead of succGmbing 10 the threats
~ he Tory minority, who are controlled by their
on.,sd chiefs. he hss displayed much sasscity We
hear French Canadian volunteer guard has already
hesn organized for HE Lordshps especial protection
,fontsine the French Canadian Ministerial leader
cam. 10 understand the requirements Of his poslsi0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
LAST " EEK


MONSIEUR ADkIEN, Tho real snd ineompnabis
lVl French Magician. will continue his extraordinary
soress every evening" this week ii The Minerva Rooms
tls Broadway, when he will gives Grand Magical and
Egyptian Enisusinment Doors open 81 O'Clock, peffosm
sncs 10 commence 81 O'Clock. Admission 10 ccnS ehiI
dren % cents Al WE
ilAhNUM,s AMERICAN mUsEUM.-r 2
DBARNUM, Manager and rroprstori j. osssswooo,
Jr. Assistant Manager.-Addiuona attractions -splsndd
ths afternoon -, and evening 0eocs
Tho manager hes engaged tho celebrated Oushsf oisp
aud 0isntsss they may he econ ell hours day OF sv.nhs
with Mammoth Lady who weighs SIS lbs and Tianis
tho Fairy Queen The celebrated Asrnsti Family hsys
been engaged ard will s2pesf 81 each entertainment WIN
Monsieur Elser In their wonderful gynnssuc pefiof'
msnces, highly lsnghsbs comic psotomines, nc Also.
Great W essrn the Yankse Comedian, Mr.. Chapman, MI
Copsnd Miss Rosa Melville, Miss Barton Miss s,aohope,
Mis- West Mammoth Boys Wax Scripture stamsfy.
sismese Twins Madam Rockwell, fortune teller. Adnlis
son Is csns, children under 10 year. IA cents as
sJ,HE GHBAT CHINESE MUSEUM, CHI.
i NE5E BUILDINGS Broadway, bstween Prince and
Spring ssThis collection The largest In the word and
the only Of the hind in This county exhibits ne dnof'
cot csssss OF society In China, tho form Of Government,
manners and CUSTOMS pfogrsss In the ARA Religions Laws
Literature Agriculture, Trades and Manufactured " con
ss Of large number Of 6gures OF tho size VI me- several
hundred palnngs stores apartments, vesses, models o.
temples and bridges specimens OF manufactures Of
various knds agricultural and mechanical implemenis mo'
sfcsl Instruments lanterns kc. he.
Open daily from 9AM dill l0PM. Ambulance - CENTS.
Children undor u ysau Of age half price. u EFF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Pass FAELEsH OF. Scenes u0G he Lie % a rvtle
PrpI. Il-sra;-d By G-orSe Cruisshsrk. London
Arihlr Hal Co. George N,rme. :. Jobn-,L
The first number O; new humorous story OF
schooe go far a. ,Ais number goes :, leAit) TO be
Published nou,hy III, written with free ard visor
ous pen ani has some passages of exceeding humor.
The designs are Cruik,hsnks own ard must De seen
% be appreciated.
II The LADISs' NATIONAL MA5AzINE for May
eoolArsa very fair picture Of Coming from the Bath
= story BY Mrs ANN : STEPHENS. with number
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q TIE GALLEY SLAVE from the German
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from the fory-sGh German edition" has been very
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Also
DUNE LOVE-: from the German Of August
Muuaus BY THOMAS CARLrLE We believe these
be long - series OF Select German Novels which The
publishers are Issuing II well selected they WI
form a valuable addition 10 current literature
PIcToRIAL 3 Geo Virtue Co. have sent
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Ship swatara.

FHILADtLPHIA Fr1dsy, April N-IIAM
An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
afternoon 10 get OF the ship swstsra lying ashore
OF Cape ilenlepen. Another effort ia nov being made
and portion Of the cargo. consisting Of pig iron il
being thrown overheard she mas three fee, Of water
ia her hold. and will IN all probability be go, Of some
time to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
BROOKLYN

Police COURr A man named Jlhn mcniooef vas
.,- f. day. snce by ohcsf sn-y Clayton charge 81
,,rtoonr . Martha rsvng hef % become public
rhars- - kngs Dnrrg hs examination beof- "a.
AtNatsf yestefdy afternoon, asc-fned mat 10 hsa
aother " E M NJ 10 N-s iort whom h u-i
m. month Narrs The ct beng July proved h- -s'
oemtfed o. .I e. lahsf Nj B-nsmiu
Vor captain watch Yesterday arrested MAJ named WIN
Potter lcoei charge Of hro~nx sfgs oes At Young
al named " sm Huhb-u Nhu lives Kent shrh struck hn
s, shove causing ghtu gssh and laying the hss
sho allied ~, a. DIS opaon
~. bi . .. rf -i wound ~ CHER death you'd hass
-t.y .o.u.d h-.r.rssor ocsei The ocsl
.r,-.t.t man Mm yohason Who charged
,h ..ne quantity ire sood worth about 81 He vas CON
fnff.t 10 4 10 ~ sn sraminsti0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

CoSSrcTIcUT. Il. puts himself to a great
deal Of needless trouble in the Hartford Courant
to prove that the Loco-F ocos of that State have
IN former years been more servile and undemo-
cratic than the Wings with regard to Slavery and
the treatment Of the African Race-and talks as
il he were contradicting The Tribune We would
very cheeriully have admitted all this if he had
asked us Tor We never said anything at all con-
hicting with IT. That Messrs. Cleveland and
Waldo have no hesrtiness in their novel Anti.
Slavery professions is quite probable; that they
have hitherto been a couple of thorough paced
demsgogues. we do readily believe. All that
does not contravene our statement that Conaocti.
cut-not this or that party, but the majority OF her
people of both parties-hss been behind Massa
ohusetts, Vermont, &c. IN recognizing and acting
upon the truths which condemn Human Slavery,
and the DEGRADATION of the Colored Rsce-and
that now new leaf has been or Is about being
turned over, of which the late Congressional Elec
ton was an esrnest-no matter what Messrs
Cleveland and waldo have deserved or the oui"
Of their supporters really mean. Inc DO" ~
struck, very likely not SO well aimed as IL III s"'
have been, but that is not the point. We wish j
had redounded to the advantage OF our SIDE ou'
aei'Aer is that the point VIII there be any more
nothing colored schools, sc. therel and viii the
next attempt to concede Equal Suffrage 10 BLACKS
'sii 10 misersbly IS the last which received less
'naa 1000 votes in the State-perhaps 2,9O0 oil
'nen Wings, 100 Loco Focos, and the balance
"'O''tionists That is the point.