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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

49, i-s.uI2. Saturday. July n.
A quarrel occurred yesterday on the Levee,
among a number of boatrnen, which terminated Ia
serious riot Several OF the combstants were badly In
iursd by missiles used during the conflict The ring
leaders have been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
JAMES T. LEETE, see'y
s,,o IONTRAC

~, 1nSTRACT0R-.-S proposals will Be
received a, he Office u the James River add kana~na
c,osry In RichnOud until the 18th day u August next
Tor lie construction u the connection OF ne COMPANY
Cara with the ude-wsief Of James RIVER a.
,o from ~ he ~ 'Rehnoa5 soek THIS work vii eon.s, of
r ks q IS p 10 feet i, with short iniermeiale basin
.,h - vert. walls wastes street bridges, &c a. SHAH
s..srv. he .l-irx 81 the walls and en1anzment u
H. present Dock tie extension Of ne DOCK Re" h4nafee
f ..tnarcy; and the construction o AZ outlet oe& a.
- ,,,er ent hereof pab.e u admitting Tie largest
v-ss-I- rumlrg % the port Of kcnMoli
ses-a proposals. vii al-o De received A. ne -1He i1
Ard d ace unu dae' for NE c0nsrncIoA oi INC
following works 49,, u, 49,. -
o.uv'. Cana with he Kvanna River al CoilAolA lns
49,. viii consist Of canal four and nali miles ong
uebsr dam across the Riva0na River Al sllHAas A'
81 he Construction Of The connection d he Com
nsny' Canal win The Jaes River Al Cartersyle las
10y vii consist q TIMBER dan across annes lFer ne
,esx.r of basin 81 PemDerion, anda cana from ZEN
5ertor 10 .ues River 90 feet long, win ocA Of ID
~, The construction Of the connection Of The Com
panv, Csaal win t.s James River near Newt -oa
M, work vii consist 0f unnef dam across e'1e'
River The excavation u canal 30 feet 0ag aai oc'
Awoo5en bridge scross James River Al HariTicss-
vie ~ feet long. EPported oy stone P~r' @1oA 10
s. wooden bridge across James River Al Bent creeL
SO feel .onz. supported 81 stone piers aDo~' ~ "
IL. work VIII be paid for IN current bank notes se
side the usual reserFa anon u ~ pr en- III = - -.
estimates. the contractor Or cunfae ofs - = 49,
10 ave ample security sausfaeiory % NJ Dos. - -,
tors for completion OF the wcrk A. nc -e' ~ - -
| manner specified IN the contracts $780,, -. .ss
Plans % the shove WORK VII Dc eAhlD..-.' 49,
cations thereof delivered - he eolI = nc IN
ave ore N Richmood, ~ the IN day o. August nxt
"a snr,ic..o, 10 Mr L GIL ne k1n1eef IN charg-
7, ~. s,,s.t~r eonnecion and ur John COety, N
Fogre.r n charge q the other WORKS above enumerated
Aertb. receipt Of he proposals. tine vii Dc taken i0
lie consideration thereof 1ni he % q tDs sane mon-n
"a rb aav in case Eae proposals shOQc BE found sst
$1,000 ~ ssvers Jobs a. above advertised. VII De- let
| 1s-s-551,-1 inv ID -lss9 WALTER GWTSS,
| ~ 5.s-s.x Chief Engineer J r. L X. Co
| D1Gs.-TSs hghssi nafls. pries pad 10 essh %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
Ganiure of Slnxerk.

BosroN, sunday, July -.
The Carthage arrived day. having sailed from
81 Helena ON the 9TH ult Left the bark MOntczum
with $50 bills oil A British man otwar brought into
ST. Helena brazilian brig with 25O slaves on board
and m hark with 800 ON board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

L MANUFACTORY. 10 Johu-st upstairs hAhLs'
STEWART offers al the lowest prices select A'so'
r,.nf of me articles only. No limitations OF any anu
Arti.c seals chains &C. Fine watches made 10 oiae'
yyfef. repa red Branch a. SaraOga during me season
To return To Broadway al Spung--L September B-o y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

CAsADA.--Mr. Chsbot member for Quebec IN
Assembly, and Mrs Chsbot are dead Of Cholera hf'
Wilson delegate from Sslteet 10 the League u son
Of an old Speaker Of the Upper Canada Assembly VINO
went over TO the tories lie was from New Jersey ny
our lsst Argw from Kingston, we perceive that nj
Hawaii has sold the paper 70 Col Cameron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

DEAra OF RoBERr 5. ToDD.-A private telegra-
phic dispatch received from Lexington yesterday. An
nouuces the death Of this gentleman. Mr. T. wa a
Member OF last senate Of Kentucky and Chairman of
the Finance Committee In that body. lie was At the
time Of his death candidate for reelection 10 the sen
ate from Fayette. In the death OF Robert : Todd,
kentucky has lost one OF her fret men.
Louisville Journal, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
Matters In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, friday July %.
Tho W Weather is very hRe, aud the Cholera is RAJ
pidly disappearing from among Business is begin
ming to assume cheering aspect and number OF per
sons who fed the city the approach OF the epidemic
are now returning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
NOTICt tXTRAORDINARl

y respectfully nouhed that the hrsi drawing Tor os "a
The New -YorS Cemetery VIII positively LAKE Piaee On -
~ 49,, ~ kngusi Those Who wish 70 be 10 The hfst
drawing Will do well to subscribe early Lots are SUI
selling Tor the very low price Of S5, payable ~ hfst pay
rnf Ia ance - per month, thus giving SIX months 10
rsv Tor A SIS lot We who would be I" ltnO1i ot'
when lhsy can be had 81 such low prices Cal ai1 -,
- one before The prices are raised. The we'll Known
"a sfrlent eoniractor SIR Jacob Marselisi has me
contract FOR bulldog pier for the ferry ah1
rlfrng Tie walks and grading the grounds lns hoh'
T - ,fier tuiurovements arr also under contract
tt-v have now some ~ hands o. work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
ROOFING

I,OODwINs PATENT CEMENT, sheahing for
u Root. Il cheap light and durabieprice q ceuts per
~ laid on rough hemlOck boards 8 cents per loot over
ban or zinc and warranted Apply 20 GOCDM IN -
Coilege-piace. near Chanhefs-st References H. bas
o,t ,oof done 80 feet Ceurezt de- CO-se, roof
done ,s5 feet 81 Wesst Alderman Ferris, root done
b rs feet ~ Greenwieh-st Or L. Ely roof DONE 'oI
-, tn L,,r,t-.f ylS linesd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

u SOM barclay Perkins 4 Cos London Do strongly
recommended by the most eminent physicians mere sl ~
l, IN . extraordinary renOyailng aud NV sofailng
,,ooertie. Also Muir 4 Cos snd X Iruiruts
spsfsing scoth Ale. and Bass Cos Tome Easl in1'a
pale bter Ale To- pint and qnar, bottles & a
~ - n ~. on Gina pure stale Ia quAnuues 10 SUI ~"
rb..-rs And delivered free of charge IN any par @ @
CIV Of S-w-Yors Br0okiyn WlilHm-o1ssh e'u 49,
York. - ,..ta- DID,, t. u
lphia Porter Ale and Champagne CideI ~ nan
pint pint and quart bottles In me inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
,,T.Ir Numerically ia

-.Jw-I IT~II TTFVhVI FFTffsf ''.-'E
- and for "A - tO let -Four good hoctaFe
EJ-rlJ Tpianoiortes prices so, 80 $40 si'"' snu
] n ] Jasuperor s..orlmsni II Tie iogwins ,n
fh. u anofDrtr singing guitar, accofdeon ana
violin Apply At 4oj Broadway, near GrandsL ly1o d
~ FOR SAIE-A pair of well-matched hne bay
',rHborses 10 hands. long tails of great endOiah'
,y,u,..'s, \ Y ylg w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
= ,Iof.F I>DIOr FOR SALE IN ORANGE

IL. The subscriber Offers for sale ts hoHse As ~. ~
NJ Orange Essex CO. y. } three NILES Ion " ~
.,.s5 80, he ain street. and withn I'VE minutes WsA
~ ~ door of The Morris and Essex Railroad wHete suo
ears .top several tunes day. The house Is isne ~
-, f siny in good order p feet froni snd 8. dyrp
ana 4. spi,hea non garret 20 cellar and also NSnen
v,o stories high y BY = feet The lot contains an ase
snd a half well improved ana IS soeAee s. i,Ss
80 - sv.rv variety and there - row o. rue sIg-
aims in front Terms easy and possession given inme-
daiey u required - 4, ., ts ..,
49, purchased diniuing easy terms. Inquire 81 meN
AiN K TIMOTHY ". MULkOkD.
49,. - ! Ma q 1870 jYi7 lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

tY- The steamboat Worcester, OF the Nor"lcf
line which was run into of New Haven will be In SAL
ing order in couple of dsysthe damage she sustain
ed being slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

~ The honorary degree Of LID has pee"
conferred by Granville College on Senator THOMAS
CoHwrs The Western Reserve College has conferred
the like degree on Hon. Peter Hitchcock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
NEw-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK

INsIEAN't IOMFNNI IT n, '. N - YIN
Charter Perpetual Pa--ed May, 1873
CAPITAL $50, 900,
MYTH PRIVILEGE To INCREASE TO $4,000
w DO insure an Suds II neal cattle horses, &c he
oriv Company u the hind the United States Once
00r New YORK u Wast Inspectors Office ~ prand--
Al euler Of which Offices sny inOrmsuon pamphlets, &C
NAV be Obtained lyl5 flALFRED EDWARDS, Agent
WINDOW-SASHES BLINDS AND DOORS.
,NHE stBSCRtBER has unnvaied iseiiucs for ths
/ manufacture Of every description of sasAes, Blinds
.nd Dor Ia the manner and b-gs leave 20 invite
d. sueuu Of carpenters aDd builders before giving
thir contracts Orders for the Southern and California
tfade executed a. short nOtcs
l. MOORE, STEAM MILL,
10 WstersI between Dock and MsInsLs. near the Fulton
y.,,v grookyp lea 2meod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

A LAW LTBRARr.-Tbe Library oil the court OF
Appeals Of this State-reeenty divided between Syra
cuse and Rocbester-now numbers about 5v') volumes
many Of which rare and valusbegoing beck 70 the
Law Records Of the reign oi Queen Elizabeth the he
oarkable Proceedings Of Five Parsments, beginning
In 1915 and ending in 1879 published in London 1859
and others There Is also valuable collection Of mis-
cesneous works belonging 70 the Libray-the estab-
Hshnent Of which in Central New-York will prove Al
.eouistion 10 the Legal Profession there located
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

~ ".john p. Robinson he" as we learn from
the syin16ed Rsnbc had bis pocket picked at Cam
bridge Commencement day. similar trick was served
uoon him al Commencement last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
,n,Rn .oTrH BRooKLYN, near AamiI

noaRDINC-A gentleman and wife obtain
Doom room and bedroom the second noor A.so.
two or three single gentlemen can De ~
So Housfon-sL cor. Of Crosby Bathroom Va "e "N"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
AitNsNDFR MAsIERfoN. ..,,,a,.
NO iauffu+ HDBftf SMITH.

50 sIAhtk oi order re- the - Comfy 81 80
fok iots- hereby 80 al p~f~as hawai- cams afadss
LILLIAN GIT ~ 90 i- (ft ~ srN fufs ~ss~, gff-
~r-l fh. ri-f 81 De
No 90 % Nsr
for tr-rfl g.. 1-ftOsef
~ i0fs fi- sttssltl 50 of J4n- 4 -
i-s l.sfu- SARAH DtLIsF Airiarutur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

~ A new Post-Ohce has been es'ao''Sned NJ
West winsted, (Ct) and Mr.. GEORGE DUDLEY sP
pointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Acc1ptsr AT ms NAvr YARD.-On Friday Al
trnoon last one Of the dercks used in hosting the
large blocks OF stone at the dry dock while 5ens used
for The necessary purposes. suddenly gave way ty
breaking ~ the masthead ard fell severely naring
three workuen. Thos McGoven had his collar bone
broken and Henry Bum. had his night arm fractured
Iobu Farrel escaping with few severe bruises The
secidsn, was occasoned ~ defect IN the iron band.
which was Il cast iron The unfortunate men received
every attention due 10 their situation, and Il 10 be
hoped their Injuries Will not prove fatal This is the
second derrick that has been broken the Navy Yard
within one week though the hrst one was not connected
with the dry dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
WANTS.

xxra>TFD-s mployneut n am~f'cs 90 eeaueu.n
w rv hirth wiih fortune some n-re " Ne Pelsp
~ lie : rorverssnt with hsltad"1tn ianeessrs 10
4--.tsrs. c.rra er-r All = an siepi ~ hsnrmsAe
~ - .-i'.-lr a stln rnlrd he world Or compose
s..rnet. can lecture On Astronomy or - - -
lrsf- novel esa pfeaca --ln'I "a * $3.50,
- - ~. tas srret powder amid thc paving
.fo-rs OF Paris and vienna hsaro ne bullets Whsle
In The plans % Italy seen Commoa Sense iooifa n
F.i.rt tasted hanger The hills % " aicrfurd; eni
nou BIZ feels that h1q- cl success IS IN ArerfA re
I. IS ,.ars al age ssd of honor Any hon,s q en-
rIov viii te erafrfu accrrlei AMI sstsiaciory per
f.ruet Address. counctluAAy. 10 ~ Necesstls nan@
0fce. \ y.i Sc
a>TFp-Staaiion. for III nt~r OF excellent sris
w 40 ch ir-n recently arrived frce RON city hshis
ard associations snt willing 90 WA f'r moderate 49,
Application - made ~ ne orc- oi h- Comrnis
y frii Ersuon- On ~ fArS DO cnsfSts- r.
NxrANTED-A siiuau0r by = respectable female. %
w take charge of hon - where he family are going 10
the country Or ~ vail 10 Al Invalid. OBJ @coa % DO
in- chambcrvork good reference e.fen lnGiife A. II
Char on--t y - :.
xarANTED-A situation By smart capable Young
~ chsnbeunait sna io assist Do ne vase
, s hon .e,vnk on .nlsii family cry reference Ca
al - Sxfhavcnue. n tie store Would 20 % le counify
iga -
tx-A>TED-A SITUATION By vouns woman 90 30
w cenera t0g-evors. washing iro'in~ and pA.n COOK
ing Good rfy reference pa a 10 me >cFrnil w .lH
preferei Ca. ~ Monfoe--t rear w. ~
SITUATION WA>TED-The advertiser. who
80 had smr .e experience in London, Eng Wsnrs
situation ~ pastry COOK and baker. Address box ~.
hone-da.r. Pa ~, Nv
| ITO BOoK AGENTS. sale ihe oes Books
l ever published Zoo Agents The American heepsase,
Female Medical Guide They are very popG.N snd con
20 bv circu ars which help the Agent much In sales
! Proc 10 Agerts. SO per hundred Good nAnd. maze
SINNERS. los Broadway \ l.or
| fyl I'm ~ townli- bosfor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
BOARDING.

BOARD on STATEN ISLAND. Il lew rer-
ID sons can be accommodated with very desirable rooms
on staten Island which have unexpectedly become vs.
cant The grounds large and shaded. the rooms Try
ana convenient and the situation agreeable and close 10
the terry Apply TO SPEAR JACKSON lo4 Johu--t
iv.O q. orat7s Merchan - Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

-. FOR ~ALE-A BEAJ IlFJL 60 - NJ - 49,.
~. 1rs ho1se .ompsr.,ively recently nAit =. ..r
~ ,re,ise. Wi. believed unes the condiloh " So
and convenience M a more than Ordinary 1ek'evv' 80
, numerous airy and sgreeahe bed rooms s',s N
, ro,r,s parlors back parloTs basement Aichsh, VS.
hsse lars pantr.es. Ia al vel fnrrishe>i snu III,
he modem i'm provefneuts. such a. CRATES. bsls ma
.,eis Nc The situation IL he northern sloe o. nv
leland ard on The Glove road, about ! mile Hom i0''
n, ,9 - A J BLEECkER. Broad-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

CHARGE OF ADULTERT.-A man named John
Rollin. apparently aged about 50, who keeps liquor
shop Prospect 81; was arrested day or two ago on
a charge OF abandonment and adultery. il appeared
that the accused time ago, departed for England
tor the purpose OF taking possession OF some property
bequeathed 10 him. leaving bis family behind Shortly
afierward Rollins returned accompanied by pretty
young English girl, named Emma Lawrence, who IL sp-
pears passed for bis wife On board ship. Since the
time Of his return he has been living with this girl N
open adultery abandoning his wife and child. leaving
them to starves The accused IS anything but prepos
sessinz being old, ugly and lame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

Tss wrsrEks BoATnss.-An enor. Is oe'ns
.de 10 81 Louis and elsewhere, to e''aon'n
"a, the use Of Boatmen on the Western "a'er'
are 1900 Of these men employed on ine
and 5000 more II is stated upon INC hee. ana n''
bost. Of the Mississippi and its triSDare' More 'nan
1000 are directly connected with the trade Of 81 Do''
alone and on an average, some 80 are o" 'hofe al
one time To place these within the pale o' s'Oa nu
epee. /. the object Of new As'ocauon' na''ns -
be.dousr,ers at 81 Louis, under the title o. me "e'
sro Boa,usen's Union. The boatinen tnemsei'eS are
lid TO be snxious that this work shod'd 90 on oHe"s
70 be held responsible for the salary Of 'ne'r
The character Of the enterprise u sucn as VI" s"c-s
1t many friends and supporters ana u h F" Ve hoP0'
~ work may be perfected.
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10 LET.
TO LET

a.. THAT VALUABLE wArtR-POw IN a. ~ I is,eee
-. ii.fsr 60 On he bank u he hudson ibe 49,
NJ storv brtck Factory Ba.ding u hcfse rp~.S, IL,
NJ .tressn with horizontal >ecien W.. -.
,st.t. ross...i.,n given for 4 2srt or ne " 1'e
- $500 m I. ,os % The hn,si privileges Ia NE $50
f,r srrsfi business such ~ conoinskins h-l.o, -
so.so Winning ssV % aie ccuin aie 81 tI- ~
Acc-ss easy 90 rArkei-sirsf1o Vsls '~'@ i0-' ~
Terms mair easy l0qlre ~ - . 81. -. = y a, ~
SPELMAS FRASER. IS Ced.-sl ~ "a
N ] JEWErr. Poughktepsie OF 9" -.
CRAFTS L >NirH. On he premise- llV',.>
- ro,rr b. small sente.l family rart oi house
= =. Sprresi fou-th docf FROM hutsan me 49,
~ vsry desirable one. Snd vii BE lei o~ 'o -'
tee tenant - -
COUNTRY SEAT On Ihs III bSvSs ~
z Sr~r IN E(iR ALI opposite rivo-i. of Ne h.e
M h.virs - irriic ~ ~ miles ~ Ne secH ~
civ On Inc premises or address : " a. ms once
ie.1 mecd' ---------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

PRACTICAL HErUBLioAs SfNPATHf.--Lats Ne"
Orleans papers bring US the Constitution Of the zen
trial Society for the southern States, 70 AID In e'aD
lishirg Republican Government In Gerriany an
Association Of the natives OF the Patherand 70 carry
out the intent Of their recent public meetings IN
New Orleans and elsewhere Of which we have before
made mention The purpose Of the Society is to a.
sist By word and deed the German Rspubheans--ihe
means collection Of money, public demonstrations
and addresses-the use 70 be made Of toe means 70
send the Addresses 70 Germany order TO extend ano
keen alive the enthusiasm for Republican principles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......JULY q
Domestic Ports.
ARRIVED sehr Fords. ooar.,s G-rg.,o-a o. .AP Tn

BOSTON Juys-Arr ban By stsf- Batno- nay. ga tfg
ssn- r. J.a-ro A0ssfd, fofs In 90 Ao5ctl
lssrsrte. D.
CHARLESTON Jay Pan h.rt Nuua Hsrs-a tnx, fJs-e
Tor Psyfo Hsrala ca Inc cap Coianss, Nfgrs bart
Clna. lITeII0oL
sAvASNAH Juy i.-Aubrs- EEe-i forii Macon. d.
NEW ORLEANS joy is-Ar B. oaft Arnstfo,g Lrspo -
Aa.- Mutax-rfs. Natnr.-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Atarue~tng Of the Directors VI the Ne"-fofk Oeios
~ Company, held his day, Il was ..... ~, .... .
ff.f AL aai cnlrh-- prf1htsiig l'- - q
-. c--r, A. 10 .41s.rpLnu Pre-. 80 o ss5 Yea {" '.
ls.fs.8 u 81 l-r-t.of-, AZ 20 ls Pr Pof,'l -
New-York. July II, 1919. JAMES T LEETE' seey'
Gso WOOD. Treasurer , c..
Nm LEAVESWOKTH, Esq Oenefa. Agent
Al, 80 as Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24

SUIclDE-A man known as Dutch Charley, en-
ployed In the iron works Of Mr. suIweI, committed
suicide on Friday las, ty cutting his throat He was
of very incorporate habits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.

.-op sAIF MT tb. office of IN. subscriber. l55 Fulton
Il corner Of Broadway up stairs choice invoice ~
Havana Ciga- low for cash Gentlemen are requested to
cali 40 y 90 In bond Likewise me Dung ny son ieA,
ele 49,. ie an . y n VI MOSES
" go .4g.,... ua.ie fivlU W.. Commission Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-24
uorace Mann ON slavery.

The following is the re}ponse OF HORACE MANI
the worthy successor in Congress OF joins QUINCY
ApAIs to an invitation 20 be present at the recent
Mass Convention At Cleveland, to celebrate the Ordm
sncc Of l7e7 .o
GrNrrFvF~ have received your kind invitation
20 be present at Cleveland the 18Th inst TO celebrate
The anniversary of the great Ordinance, which OK
cuded Slavery forever, and secured freedom forever
10 the North Western Territory II J could ten y""
how deeply sympsthzc with you IN this movement
and how much my soul desires not merely To celebrate
but To hallow the event, you would then believe me
when / saw that ! have had sharp struggle mol 70
,rrpo all considerations of business and OF healln oi
H. ,urpore ~ ioining festival. regard INC
Ordinance which redeemed a territory OF more N'h
hundred and s,Jiy thousand square mus ir" inc u'
spcskahle sin and of Slavery and consecrSed II
TO freedom of the grandcst moral events IN the
annals OF mankind
Without thai Ordinance the Declaration OF indie.
ncndncs itself in its application % that vast ana Ter
lie zion would have been deprived Of its power tn
confer blessing and prosperity upon Hnd il j. u"
mover TO bc forgotten, that the original Declaration ana
the original Ordinance were BON drawn up ny ~"
same great Champion OF human nights, whose hatred o
slavery grew strong and deep by his personal known
edge OF It's wrongs and its csanhues ,....
Without the Ordinance, the Revolution Itself, IN ~
application to that territory, and the treaty oi iie'
hy viii Ia it, ample domain was secured to the Union
would have been shorn OF their glory and fobOed o
| their value -.
Without the Ordinance the discovery of this West
OF IT, would have given ~ no occasion 10 remember
| the name OF Columbus with gratitude
Without the Ordinance II would have been better, a.
the creation OF the world that all that part OF II which
now constitutes your five beautiful aud hourlshinl
states with resduum OF space large enough Tor stil
another. had been left as " Dead Sea, whose bitter
| and poisonous waters would not have allowed live
thing to swim beneath its surface nor To ny above u
| nor a green thing To grow by its shores.
And without the Ordinance, the omnipoient spint o
| God working for human progress and human blessed
ness would have met with bsiings and threatening
in its operations and influence for the redemption O.
| the
As canno, have the pleasure of being with you ao"
me 70 submit the following sentiment.
The Freoacs Of me JHaed S'aes chefAu a. nc NoIu
or he SDn{h Deeply amcnting that there was not ~
anti Satanic "provso 10 exclude the Devil from n
garden of Eden, let them now be adinOnshed To pas
an anti slavery "proyiso 10 exclude his most love
institution from ali the territories Of the Union
Accept gentlemen, the assurance OF my sympsth
| and regard hohA'L 'ANN'
Messsrs. }. {. VAUGHAN Tilos. BRowN, Commute.
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NorIcE TO BRICK MAKERS.

IyOR SALk-J l. RANSOMs BRICK Moulding Ma
u chine may be- In operation every 'af daf ~ WI
f.u,slurrh l. corner of SouthSix tl-t and unon-av.
directly 40 from Peeksp Ferry For farther Information
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The CHOLERA AT CiNcINNArI.-Ihe h'chfSiH
Deisooya publishes the following extract Of ctier 10
A gentleman in that city, dated

| could mention several ay many distressing ulnes
thst occur daily la this CITY One family consisting OF pa
nls aud four children, taken away IA one night by
he scOuree This noon, and 10 l. common occur
renee furniture containing three bodirs IN rouge
collins going to the grave al rapid rAie Truly ms Is
gloomy pnce can stand store al The present TINE
and see foar stores closed this square on account OF
sickness or death of tie occnpans There Rave been
strong horrs 81 the abatement disease for The last
two OF threc days hut to-day they have al hed u sgEn
rarss ienrlullv ana more fatally than Rev MI Lord
oe of the NEST popular ministers OF The place, and great
fsvore with the Young men. died This morning Instead
of being confined 10 the classes II Is now among
the highest