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

The French and Italian Commltfses went together
from renchs Hotel 10 their respective standards Al
o'clock Mr. GvTSzr presented General AvEEIAsA %
the s.semblsge, which received the noble defender 81
Italian Freedom with shout Of applause The Gen
ersl sad that
Although we cone here 20 celebrsi- he glorous
deeos ~ ne hunsarsns siugg'ng Tor ihsi indeo~ff'
snce c.unOi AVOID mentioning ~hAi nsGspir-d IN k-us
~A- oonsed % flni .ssn.l Fsnehmsn, whom s-sys
considered brothsrs We would have led IA
Dur effort. for freedom bad fyh against Alsrsns
or spaniAfds cbeers ToHsy hunsafy snd Venice
he sacred hre Of Dsm0cr.ey which Is destined 10 ds.oY
a. h- instruments Of tyranny"
During the sddre,. the General Wa often Interrupt
ed By cheer. and harsh. Tor the Roman Republic.
N CUNT Presiden, Of the French COMMITTEES.
glorhed Gen Averrans 'or BIZ. noble feeling toward
ihe French nation. NJ protestsd 10 the nam. Of his
cogntrynen IN Americs against the policy VI LON
Napoleon who nsd dlsgrAced France and esst be INTO
The alliance Of the European powers
Sgnor FoEEsrI cana after and .sid that only esbrsr
ronths ago ~ addressed bis counirymen on the
pot but Row things hsd changed Freedom had aissp
pared Italy and Venice The only spog Which keps
saoai The standard Of Italian Independence. HuDssr
{. decided 10 become hs conqueror Of al the Esro2>n
nauon. sue vii Be victorious and @lil succeed siss
,hs combination Of the despo. Of Russia and Aasrrs
Mr. PLAScK succeeded n Fofesa. and begged .hs 80
seEolsge 10 make distraction between the Ffencs
nston and the French Government cs,esi the power
oui respec, the people.
Mr. FAAois ssld that there sti hopes tor Euro
2esa freedom In spite Of al tie installations Of ne
New Holy Alliance
Mr. HAARi. then read the follOsibz Address. 70 b
sent Kosssih The n4ne OF tie French .n4 Italian
| residents n Amer.cs
ADDRESS TO KOSsUTH
From ~ opposite shore u he ocean from ne csss;c
aaa ~ Llaery. Ne Frenchnen- BAT Fr-rchnen worthy
~ nsne-.fcfess The AerOc Hungarian people ~isnes
lrrm2ird - he mo-t sincere sdmfe1on Hsy tey m
z- viii nc joyful shoals & triumphant Denocfsv
May hey echo - he flnersl anrl oflt. enemies
NOBLE hangUi4ns. E1ihusla.is 10 view q yoar cS"'
oss gioraed with your gsory admirers u his ssssne
struggle sAicA give Liberty hat - resse
erAie me sof.d ~e sppsad yoa IN the loy With waeh
| w. r- fec - your lae successes
Brave Nssysr. Sole defenders Of The lssi rsnPa' y
independence 700 equal The IAss which rrosrs"
| hss imposed yo4.
Be assurei that he eyes Of subject Europe are tie'
Jos, and On h- triumph Of your ceFencs ne s-sSe
| paccz Of lie nsuo1s.
| loa he insgrm0gut,ble barrier which Is 70 NJ
bscs to tseF desserts tnose bsrbsans wiihs' 70
OF las, who. let by The mniops Of Aoso.un'n ''''
dream of c'ashnx the Republican principle. whose ss'@
ling ihr0~s beard from TOE yl,mis TO The Tier
Nay Sss watch over Hangar He vii 'os P~~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. TUESDAY. AUGUST %

Tar CasE OF R,Y-Uoder our telegraph head
will be- found dispatch from New. Orleans which
fsvors the sOppostion that Rey DID NOT return to
Havana Of his own accord, bot was forcibly alb
Quoted. The matter. hon ever, rests upon q ru-
NOR. which ~ss that certain dispatches, brought
10 NewOreans from the American Cots1l a,
Havana and thence orwsrded 70 Washington,
contained q statement from Rey himself. that he
bad been kidnapped, snd desired our Government,
70 intervene for his protection. Tois rumOr needs
conf 10 stion.
The same dispatch adds that the q. s. sloop-
of-wG Albany was near Round Island, watching
mysterious movements in that place. These mys-
teries are, we take it, connected with the expect
ed invasion OF Cuba from this country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

" We call the attention Of our readers 10 the
letter OF our abs French Correspondent JuLKs L.
c8EsALIKs, on the outside Of yesisrdsy's Evening
Edition OF T< Ttibn, well a. Of this morning issue
!, clear and forcibe exposition Of the despotic IN
Auence Of the great money lending and s'ocsjobons
power 10 modern society and OF The fatal warfare IL bss
made and 10 nos making on the French Republic We
regret hst the crowded state of columns forces u'
70 put the letter into small type.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
PalApsIrmA Monday. Aug &c.

Thers 1. some lille inquiry for Flour Tor shipment az
iOco SO bhls have been ssea part on sstarsas a
10 bel for frcshsroand sspefnoc aud - o On &c
n,.,ts AMI .xtr. For cty eoasam puon moderate sses
Al Previous rate. Rye FoGr and Corn Mesl eonunae
hsht and further sses have er~n made a. . per Do -
0r.in There Ia moderate demand Tor W heal. and mar
rhrr sales o red have been made ., o. vi and "nte
All lea is per bushel No sxes of Rye Corn is hoi
much ,noalsci sner Aesrgu II southern yellow 500 .
s.rsrsy at 81 cs for g lbs Osts southern, ore ~orn
= . ~ ets and Pennsyivsnia IS 81 eta per ensnei
Wasky--Bat itte arriving Farmer sAies ~ - 6" u"
both hhfs and hhls- -. -.
sAass or srocKs- rvsf Bes'S-<S,ooo Tenn noods
80 81 isI u Bsnk, n Orleans 'ss iiS o,s,"
WI pirsioa RR g. sal $500 Penn g., ssfi " sen Nav
e. az. So DO. ~ o.. -. 80 M.
minstoa g.. s2S o. oc chss Del G.. - ~ q Penn ks
- Orleans bk liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ The Rassiaa editor OF the Boston Courier
regards the isst news from Hungary as swfolly
unisvorsoie 10 the Hungar ans. AID the Russiss
and Austrian bulletins as the perfection Of truth
Perhaps he never heard Of one Mr.. Windiscbgfaiz'
who on time made triumphant campaign 10 the
same country. and defeated the Hongsrisn' much
after the same fashion. Every one 10 his taste -
On p,rro rerr0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Fatal Accident on Board The L. :. steamer
Michigan af Erie, white Firing "A salute.

H. firing salute at Ere TINS morning IA honor
Of the Wee President board the United States
steamer Michigan. man WAS killed, by the name Of
Gilbert by the pOsOn OF the gun and three
others were blown over board. One man by the nsme
Of Robbins o.t bis hands by the same premature die
charge. and IL since reported to have died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Capt. Howard shot-serious Riot-River
Rising, &c.

II LOUIS Monday, Aug q
Capt John Howard was $40. tnl- morning IA =
cowardly manner by man nsmed Lonsdsle ne
cause IL said TO have been Jealousy Is thought That
Howard will recover.
serious not occurred last Dsht at a house Of bad
repute Several persons had teen taken Who mao been
seriously injured by firearms The household lor'
uiture had been into the street aud burned lie
bou.e Wa then set on ire and destroyed.
There was heavy fall OF rain last evening, and the
rtv IA fisiuU
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

ROBERT WALsH Previous 70 the adjourn.
Of the Hungarian meeting yesterday resolution
was unanimously adopted urging upon our Govern
rnent the duty Of removing This individual from the
post Of American Consul at Paris station which HE
nonsrchiesl tendencies and preference Of the mOnsr
ohies cause TO truth less him present crisis
smi1eotly 10 disgrace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

Receipt. since Yesfvd g-FLoUR, $4,000 bols ;
WHEAr p oo0 bush, C,sS. 1900 bush There Was q
GOOD demand for Flour aud prlces were steady, win
2oOO bhls Wheat continues IN fir mi ling demand
especially prime. without change N quotations 10
CssN there doing. aud the tendency wss down
~afd sales were made uf ltOo buss chiefly Fiat Nel-
low al 4sc TO arrive. fkEIGHrs we're rather ea,ier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

PHrLADELFHIA. Monday. Aug 27-lO ? "
Joseph Bradshaw. Whn came here 90 charge 80
Haningtons Panorama, fell from the slN-s 20 THE
afternoon At Barnum's Museum. aud oroks b. ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ The Presbyterian Church IN Goshen, Or
snse County Of which the Rev Robert M'carsee. d d
wss recently PASTOR. b.. given unanimous call to
Rev William d. snodgrsn, d. D. Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Pitr-burRh Annirs

PITIsBUkGH. Monday. Aug n.
The river 10 low. there being oriN two feet o.
water IN the channel Freights 10 Cincinnati quo
led At T5c Der cwt Business ia improving IRE took
place on Saturday, which destroyed Welch Church,
two stables and two dwelling houses -Four new cases
Of Cholera have occurred Al Birmingham. but no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

OvEGo, Monday, Aug q.
Yesterday about 3 P NJ. Al Irshmsn, name not
given wss killed by Garry Giles, near this place. The
murderer with companion OF MIS- TOOK to the woods
but wss sOOn after arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Progress Of the Cholera.

BUFFALO, Monday, Aug %
There have been 60 Gases, sn1 80 deaths by
Cholera within the last a. hours.
ALBANY Monday. Aug o.
There has been % cases aud IL deaths within
the previous a. hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

NArIOsAL Law SCHOOL IN BALLsroS SPA
sAaArooA Co. EEv YoSS-Tte fall torn VIII com
msnce on the Lot Of September circulsr' "Au az
particular sent by request directed (postpsa) 70
w Fowler (ses advertisement on smother page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

Receipfs Nace Yesterday 1000 bbs.-
WHeAr bush, CoRs. $50 bush -FLoUa "a steady,
but not active Tue msrkei for CoSN Wa IA her quiet
AID lower with sales OF 800 bush Mixed Western ~
ssc OArs are steady al S9c IA sales of ioOC bush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
Inte New. from The -outh.

CHAHLEsToN, Monday, Aug n
TEE steamer Trent. wrich lately arrived ~
M,e brought s95 900 in specie for New Oriesns' and
100 90 for England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

~ notice Of the Heraids attack on orr
Charge At Vienna with statement Of the fsci'' !.
crowded cut IL viii appear 10 Oorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

FsBIso BAsKs.-L Last trips for the season
The Buffalo leaves Tuesday, Thursdsy. Friday and
Sunday. Great sport 10 expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
M A Il r ] 4 ID
DI Z d.

Aaf a.. n. R-s.trsrs Ga L,n<tn Hs.ts. Esss'e NJ
REkkKRT MEATS sARTHA. ot,y ss-sti-f u NJ Jsz-.
f4fn~s II Lsntas siofssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
81 1EltGaspH 10 INK stn.YOHk TRIBBst'
~ For teegrsphic dispatches received 10 ufie i'
evening Edition Of yesterday, 49, First Page
Late from Havana-D Dispatches from our on
.uItotb. Government at Washington, &c.

.uI 10 the Government at Washington, &C.
NV ORLEANS. Friday, Aug -.
The brig Adam Gray Las jast arrived IRON
Havana. bringing dispatches from Col Campbell
our Consul At that port for the Government at ''h'
ing,on I,issaid they contain two from Rey' one &C
snoxlesps hi. abduction. and the other praying the
protecton Of our Government
The Pnayun> say. that the Captain Of the port at
Havana told the Capt Of TIE Adam Gray that Il
the American. wanted Rey they mu,' come and take
MIN Much excitement prevailed in New Orleans
the sloop Of war Albany was lying near Round
l.snd watching the mysterious movements al t9s'
point
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

HoRss FouSp A gray horse was found s,TsS
ins In Hudsons Il about O'Clock yesterday morning
for which an owner 10 wanted the Fifth Ward station
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

I~yuRsp IN A FieHr "A man named John Me
Peske injured severely in = drunken hight at y
Oskst He was cut severely that he was obliged Il
be conveyed 10 the hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

A WA>plRsR-A poor bcv, aged shout yesr'
was discovered Sunday night by officer Drsgo yin.
asleep upon the steps of the American Exchange Bank
having NO home 10 80 to He was provided tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

The FIRST bale of new CoTToN was received
here on Friday II was gathered from field Of Coone
Bell Of Edsefed Distinct IL sieuy fairsnd oroug h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
.Ntw-osIE.ss. Aug n


There was nothing doing ~ CorroN yesterday
q. The merchants were waiting the steamers news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

TAILoRs' M,ETIse-An adjourned meeting Of
the New York and Brooklyn Tsilors, symps,hizing
with the recent manifestation In Boston, took place as
evening at the sixth Ward Hotel in Cenuest The oh.
ject Of the gathering to collect subscriptions to sus
tain those of the same profession who are upon the
strike for wages in Boston. and by All possible means
20 help them In their pew position. Tho attendance OF
iourneymen tsors was large, and the subscriptions
flowed Ia sbundsnty the treasurer sitting uli late
hour To receive the grstuitous donstions The meet
ing however, adjourned to meet next Monday night,
when appropriate resolutions will be adopted, and fur
Their business take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
CITY ITEMS

~ That beautiful American song-bird' B"
csccisnu 10 to give us couple Of simpses and streak
OF the bright music Of LHo'n on "wednesday and Thur
day evenings The limpd soprano rivuct gushing from
her thros, COWS deep snd golden hued snd pre-
eous than ever and she bss learnt the secret OF pour
ing the electricity Of her whole being into her voice
Her singing makes holiday In the hesri-pen'i'e
enough 1t 4, true In Lnoia but yet not sad tor the
estasrophes Of the imagination do not pain. they only
mn rifv and enlighten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

SRoRr Fou~n Orss The butter and lard store
of Me..rs Daboise Nsndervoot 81 w ster ct wss die
covered to be open on Sunday evening about eloek
by officer Drago OF the First Ward, aud secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

DssEsrED Houss-ln consequence OF numer
Gus complaints having been made relstive to desert
edl house In Sixty hith ST. near Fiithssenue, wher
all the inmstes consisting Of I've persons led o IN
Cholera lsst week Capt Porter Of the Twelfth Ward
aud posse, proceeded there Sunday morning AM
cleared out the house. burned the beds and bedding
which were in very nlthy condition, purifying ta'
whole premises with disiniect.nts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
NIB Physicians will please report only the death
from Cholera hereafter

WEEKLY RrroNr OF Dssrss AND l>rSRNs>rs
Males. -: Females 30; Adults. IS. Children. 10
To,sl lss Their diseases ss follows APcplexy
/. Atrophy, /; Cholera lnfsntam. Is; Consumption
q Consulsions, 6; Debility, ] Disuhe~ Drops,
An The H,sd a. Dropsy in the Chest Dysentsry,
IS: neniuon. 4. Epidemic Cholera. 81 Fever, 10
d.nsnstion OF Uterus, Inflammation OF brain. I In
hsmmstion Of Bowels Q; Inflammation of Lungs.
Msrssmu. 2: Stubborn. ;. Nettlerssh. 1; Frsctare
Femior; PuerPera simplex, 1 Hsmopnsis., Peri
esrclitis l.
Int.rncnfs In Greenwood Cemetery and other BROOK
Ivp grounds from New.york and other places, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

Accip,sr A gentlemen named johnson, re-
sidng at 23 Warren ct accidentally tell down the ares
way Of 100 Chatham ct sunday night sud Ia eoose
ouenc. w.s seriously injured O!hc.r Elder OF the
Sixth Ward procured his convey nce home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

IxeUssrs -Corcoer Waters held an inquest ~
the foot Of Sixty 6rstst Sunday upon the body OF
Alexander Tssgart aged S. snsuVe OF ireland, pau
per the Island who, while intoxicated on Saturday
night, tell into the water aud was drowned Verdict
desth by accidental drowning Also. upon the body
OF an aeknowe young man. aged, apparently shout ~
toand dos,ins in the At the foot OF Msrketst -
Verdict. death by drowning The inquest held ~
the house Of Henry HATFIELD ssT Six,hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28
RkooklYN AFFAIRS.

orrfex oy TAR BoAsp or HEALTH Aug q.
Since yesterday 5 fatal cases OF epidemic Chol-
era have been reported TO this once via: Amos Todd
Hsrpsr's Court; Janice McGlssser and Mary Kelley
Frsnkiinave Patrick Conien. ssuire's Building.
EhIs Montgomery. Fseisest
{ 81 GcopnicH. Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

ArrrMPr AT Suicips.- Officer Miller q, the
Tenth wsrd, brought TO the station house on sunday
a man named John Bndon, laboring from large doss
OF lsuenum which he had taken To destroy himseli
with DR. Wells WAS called in. and with the sid OF a
stomach pump succeeded in restoring aim. lie was
conveyed 10 his residence. 562 Grand st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-28

ArrsxrTSD RFPtTlTioS of THE Far RloT -
On Sunday evening shout 300 hremen belonging to No
90 proceeded tn. engine house OF No. "a
at the corner Of Church and Veseyst aud attempted
20 take away and destroy the Machine" The police
of the Third Ward having given the alarm rap larse
body of " stars were Immediately at hand, and the
rioters retired To Cedsrst Capt Williams then made
requi.itsn upon Capt Leonard Of the Second Wsrd,
Capt Carpenter Of the Fif,h and Capt Wiley of The
First Ward for platoons OF men, who immediately
complied with his request aud dispersed the mob -
We nope no furihur scts OF violence or mob law Will
be enacted and ce tsinly expect our bremen viii
have much allow themselves TO be party u
any disturb ance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14
Court OF General Sessions.

Before the Recorder. Aldermen Aitrn and CLARK.
Ocress- IL - The Confidence Mn - rms nov some
what notorious irdi,idusi brought out Of prison
this Dorning whcn the District Attorney ,vrd fJr
jnds uIspt against him. This mUton opposed by
VL,r'e cnunssl VINO asksd tie Court 10 deter
tsboe until Nuudss mOrniug next. I'm. COurt dpsl "
sob. nj, To e.er judgment until next Monday n
der TO gtv. htmpson lths pr-VBer) time to sraats
some business matters previous % his going up tas
Iiiv.r
Pea # CsGiy A woman named lane Lacey pleaded
guilty charge ut Be- pius disor0sy house a. No
20 R,ade street. she panied her plea however
With sftdasit Ia witch shr set fsth tlst
tend q To- sV. the pr.mes No 20 Rsat. street IN
d,s,.Iy, and tn. city ct New York IN about mOntl
On receiving th-s. sfeavis ia. Court c,nssated to
Isu,p-pd judameut
| R.easaisa,r,, Fsrj,i ~ Bracelet N Msrs,op In
failed to appear ana has r,cognzuces we're therefore
acc are d furf,itsd
D,taaf rsksn In ibe &C Margaret Brady. In
Sict.s for grand larceny aud Thomas Naht toe petit
Larceny the psn-s - 'he accused we're called bat
Ith.y ord not appear default taken snt beueh
Irabts issued.
1,i.i for Jsssaah sna Rd,,,ry Three Germsns
named Lud zig Bunbsrg alias Jolsortk, Kari t'rN.s
sno George LiudDer -.r- pseed trial charged with
|bs,ug the 1dth Of Sspt-lnb-r last ssault-d an
bssen tba,les kuh siso Gersssn at hi- hOass. 35
Itsrand street tn. evidence did MT cs,vc-
Itiop AID the jury r.iutoed verdict OF not guity
Mol PtOs.--Daliel Sheehsn. indicted tor r-cetvisg
Istorn goods fsc,snftr) brought into tais
morbibg on bench warrant At the susg.stio, Of ths
Cuurt district Nttoru-y catered mol pre-, aud IN.
|Cout ord.tsd thst Sh -hsps securities be discharg
IRON their enhances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14
aHOsois.

AssNaLs xs0 SsrssrVass
See tsha Rock ssli. ca DR. Johu kufsust-iA,
O A ssd lssy. Jsha Hsai-rsou Bsiti more; Pros.
Foss. hsis-s Pal Hssry. Smith-ouisu iastitut~; ID.
a Ogden. Nee Orss.-. " Bald siu, Syracuse; . c.
b~s,~- ssd t&sy tbtsd-iphis. slaughter. vir-
gaia, br..t Jbafm-t Belgium; George a starr III ALI
hs 0sors- a nAiblus sassonsn: Dsnisi Starr,
hsltsss John Bradley Va d Dav.. aud lady Bo.toa;
. .. B.il.s.n and t@uiiy. Phisi~iphis: arrived on
His.y, ana tsss reos- - the Irving House
MAJOR Gsp~rsl Wool. u. \. Army; CSJt T.. + Mo-
Lea a 40 q Mr. md Mira 4. u. rrtsk, B,sto,;
hssa sisir, kiehmona Hon ". p. Beers. Liton t-ia;
Dr. sStt.ris~ U : A.; Vim VI lie Witt ant ~
kiesryi Tomptins, bingh.mpsoo; l.. - cann1n,
fr., sSt. Clark. A. w king Fioriis;
,. Dsss,- &c Or . s,mmans. u \ A.; ioa %. L.
Nslss aLd tsI,iy. u s-a.tor frnm F1,ri1a; Hon. t.
AeCo,. fas,"u, Pa Hon. NJ M.rSlsod, Cans la w.
th.rusb aud lady. :. 20 Ss,ry 'aliforh's
b rSidS, a. isyior. ID Col ! " Insrs, do.
sbiy Dho. H-n n Porter, EAstou. Pa arrived yes
t.fs ~ 81 30. lrsinr Hone.
So sterling aBt i.dN, n. Edwaras AMI LADY, Miss
Ed.4Tds ttsssrgh Charles ';oodsssF. ~ Or. Rad.
hsnstsni Ger. .saoug the arrivals on Friday st tas
UpiuB ilaee Hotel
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arrivals on tria-y, at the american Hotel
trsd fhosa- Obi"; keyuoid. Bo-t'o; NJ.
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Cousiacs, Ro1s. ars Amongst The ARRIVALS at the
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st the usiap ri.es Hotel
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co. family. sbd suite, sit The nioa lace aotsi
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