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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS BUILDERS
AND OTHERS

~ 10 the RooFIss OF BUILDINGS painted muslin and
canvas roofs crack and decompoe, which many know by
hsr experience Tin roofs rust crack and require con-
sani painting 10 keep them tight. The subscriber ales
ai' meIaot Informing hose have sgch that BIZ The
sppheanon OF his Compound Edstie Cement they may
nsve their roofs rendered perfectly air and wster ush
ana ennrey prevented from further decomposition and
more durable hsn any kind Of roofing now in com.
moa use. Likewise hose who contemplate budinz would
ma great saving by the " this composition il Is
nearly one half cheaper han tin and much more durable
AND requires no painting repairing This roofing has
been iuy tested for years and received the eommenda
Hon OF all who have bee acquainted whit The cost
Oh tos cement on painted cloth, muslin tin roofs is
comparatively small say q cents per foot roofs cts
Any orders addressed to the subscriber l2o Fultor
vii receive immediate attention and satisfactory refer
ences given. Orders executed also BY w. B. Dean Prov
idence, r /, J. d. Beeeher, New Haven Ct c. Ysre.
Hartford, CT HW Robbins, WesLPrsu-sL Baltimore. Mo.
George B Hazard, Waterbury, c. Nichols 4 Hamilton,
Bridgeport c. r BEMAN
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a~s ~ - ate r.sjs1ce nc s-c-s-- u Nos-f = "a "a,
sftsy srFt -. ~ ai - II ta11t lrt1-r lFsila
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he -F-s 40 safs ~ - sy % Ter 5ro,a-r 3 AZ
W A Woo 80 t1 a=l- or--aNoct Gene
Sulty rofun. ~ occccs ircu - Ys,tast
60 Bosioa s1f Ssssc1ah qsr~r rl-sss rlgy
srisy S-Ft g. o. o. sri-ry Ms SARAH BApEAl s-s
Ill - taxes O. Res N4s F.taa
ircn 81 Ter saih.r isE Nxn Pasf 10 IA -
O. s'ssosk 2. y. today, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
a Curious Affair.

ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY, sept q.
curious affair has i9st come 70 light, which
has created little talk and speculation In our com
nnunty IL appears that some elk years aga NJ Al
eustus Kennerly city collector, charged WITH &C.
ialcston 10 the Of g, OOO and was subsequently
dismissed from Office for the supposed crime. he'
bad been committed and earnestly requested inat me
city authorities would examine the accounts his en-
treaties prevailed and bic accounts were oTernauieo
but unfortunately nothing % Light az 81 iaFoIao
him, and he consequently discharged dsg
aud ruined Yesterday, strange 70 say on examination
Of an old Day Book ~ the present Auditors eiOvyy
found marked posted by kenner!y wn.ch hsa
not been posed that the city actuay owes tne os
charged collector OOO With interest beside the re-
storing Of blgbted reputation.
The river IL nul,e lna and 10 I'll ls.llns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
w SAMUEL H. RornEsMrL, Of Locust Ward,

Cr SAMUEL H. RoTHERMEL, OF Locust Ward,
ia the City OF Philadelphis, has been nominated
by the Wings of that city as their candidate for
sheriff We have not the pleasure Of his scquaint
ance but from what hear Of him we have no doubt
that the selection 10 worthy OF the Gibraltar Of Wing
ism. For some time past friends in Philadelphia
have been considerably excited in relation to this sub
eci number of strong and worthy men were brought
forward by their friends, and urged suitable eandi.
dates for the high and responsible Office Of sheriff Mr.
Dale, we hear, is well and fsvorsbly known ar.
dent Wing, business man, and gentleman OF cha
racter Many of his friends had no doubt Of bis sue
cess until the result was officially known. OF course
he and they must have felt little disspponted-bui
such Is the case in sl contested nominations In add
ton 70 Mr. Dale there several other candidates
who had respectable strength in the Nominating Con
yenion and pleased to learn that all Of them are
disposed to render the successful candidate cordis
support which is exceedingly gratifying to the Whig'
Of that city Mr. Rothennel is man. extensively
en- gagged in business and connected with OF The
largest aud most responsible houses in Philadelphia
He is thorough business man, of unexcepsionsbl.
| character, and OF sterling worth The opposition Il
him in his own party is rapidly settling down int
strong friendship and We shall not be surprised Il
hear Of his election BY an overwhelming majority
Tn, times NAV require thst new men be brought for
ward, and If So the Wings OF our sister city have mad
happy choice. Mr.. Rothermel is no; merely Pohu
clan but has other and more endursble Qualities .
recommend him to the favorable support Of bis fellow
| citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

TELEGRAFBIC-Houses line between this City
and Boston. via Hartford and Providence, is now work
ing through, dropping copies at the intermediate s's
tons The ship news for the New.lork Press from
Boston has como over this lue for some days past
thus saving the duplicating shave Of the old Boston
line The custom OF the Morse line TO Boston has a.
ways been charge the agent Of the Associated Press
three times much for the message sny other
person would be required TO pay The establishment
of the House line by fair and liberal owners will soon
regulate this matter They will work cheaper than
the old line equally we'll and have but one price -
Already the old line has been forced to reduce It's
prices for long messages fifty per cent
Bans line Is working to New Haven, and is being
pushed toward Boston rapidly This multiplication
of lines will bring the cost OF telesrsphng within the
means of the poor who may wish rapid communication
with their friends.
The Balm line 10 Albany on the west bank OF the
River has we understand adopted Morses instruments
aud will connect with the present Newbursh line Il
can however, only do locs business.
The Morse line from Ssndasky to Cincinnati Is nov
in operation and one from Cleveland ~ Cincinnati vii
soon be Messages can now be to the West over
the Erie line, In connection with the above more
cheaply and expediuousy thsn via Philadelphia ans
Pittsburgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
,poorryx AFFAIRS.

uosv,,,r N-RnEe.-Yssterdsy morning A.
o'clock o-scer. ~quesrs ard Nhiiso. 80 a..r,,, a.
FAMED Nieh.el KINNEY a, dis residence ~ ~,
on cos,p amt lodged BY some Of as nels
BE- hai Murdered his wife partAi - -
held on which Il appeared that D. nsa > - -
his uife and choked Der 70 death. Inefe Ne'e
bruise. or her breasts, wrists and neck H.
IL spp. .rei that about O'Clock yesieias!
= rnoqruful shrek Tss heard By the servant ~
sslesp In the lower part Of the house, ~nien $500
her ID a lev moments more, some heavy s-Ds- .
"a. heard 10 isn on the door This girl sup -
that nothing serious bad occurred. went 20 s.eep -
10 the morning the ghbors observing thi Aehn.!
store vss not opened ususl, and snne~o3t susP''
Gus that al was not ght entered The house sh' is-u1
the lfeless body Of kenneys wife lying on We uoo'
with her head near the door, and lying on aet .1-'
K-nney was standing the door WIZ as sins 10
81 apparently uuconcerr@d- He was speeen5-ss - -
would answer no question whatever. Ut Da', .-e
Coroner and another Physician, held post me, -, -
examination Of the body and 1undit perfectly neAl!
except the bruises above noticed The room u W..
this brutal set vas committed, % app afAhcts =
rum shop a. there we're shelves with 81 me A.
usually kept in those places The Coroner nao uo'
summoned Jury when our reporter left
FoLfrF CoUsr-Pafrick McDene Wa stressed yr-l-,
fav morniug by Ocers Hlcss and Mandel Tor passing
a se token 70 Arson Blake, FOR some properly ne
taken william the County CLERKS ore@r' oaerns INC ~
sir1rert FOR record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

RLuNrs CoAsr PLor.-rhe American Coast
Pilot" by Nj GEO W. BLUNT Of this City. 10 work
altogether well known and TOO highly appreciated
BY the nautical public to need any commentator
very fine edition has been published by hessrs T. & G
Blunt in substantial octave OF more thAn SIX hundred
psses, emseished with valuable Chsr's snd sundry
wood errravinss Of distant views Of the most important
entrances t. our coast The book Is exceedingly useiu
for reference and 20 the followers Of the qus In
dispensable. Il complete directory for Coast snc
Island navigation from lstrsdor TO csPe Horn 20
sale At ~ Wsier-st)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

~ Harris VEGETABLE EXTRACT IL the only rcmstJ
that can be relied for the Of epilepsy or falss
Sickness slecal fts, Commissions, spasms &c Dodw
HAIRS Vegetable extract for sixteen years. has been
ed by many persons who have suffered with this dreadh
disease, and in every where II has had fair trial
effected permanent cure
Mr stephen l.. Pratt Of Sixth avenue and Two
tysixIhsl NewYork, states that Mr. Chas H. Boughta
member Of his family has been severely afflicted win
epeptc fits for many years, that he obliged to rek
quish his business. Having used DR.. Harris vege.ss
Extract Says Mr. Pratt) he restored to pei~
health and left this city for tho State OF Ohio to resume
his business.
Rev Mr.. Smith, Rector Of ST. Peters Church, spSt
wood, NewJersey, who has been afflicted with epllep<
cts for moro than forty years. states that he has used
Harris Vegetable Extract and his health has beeu v
much improved that he hopes by Divine blessing have
no more fu.
Curss O. Asyberry, ESQ. formerly Postmaster at La'
Mills, Crawford Co Pa now living 10 Enc Co Pa slsass
that for many year, pas. be has beer soely afflicted wsh
hs and he Is now happy that perseyenng 10
Of Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract, has restored him
sound health, being entirely freed from that worst Of
diseases.
Preo red by 8. HART, NJ. d. New-York.
A. B. L d. Sands, corner Of Fulton and William ~
agents, New-York.
OF Thomas, agent lss Msin-sl Cincinnati, Ohio.
Forsale by Druggists generally, throughout tho Ucos
su50 2awWkSlmD6 lmeowW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

~ Gen. TAYLOR received as,ls2 votes in Yer
mont last November Coolidge, Wing Governor,
9a,lsS in September. This year Gov. Coolidge has
over 2s,sOo votcs-over 5000 increase on Gen
raylcrs vote. Ii this one Of the proofs OF the un
popularity OF the Cabinet Tor OF the people
disgust at Gen. Taylors violations OF has pledges
OF which we hear 90 much .r f...
While the Wing vote 10 Vermont has thus in-
creased, the combined oPpcsitioa vote has ialler
OF. |, was ss.ss7 against Coolidge last year
ss.sos against him now 50 that the majority Of al
others over him. which was 6 400 last year is now
about zoo. How Wing rule does disgust the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

CD At Wau,n X L. t9h, ship Bost'ch Wsldroa Pschc.
Al Ps,t. Aug H-p-' Peace H. 10 bes .pm 80 DO black feb
OIL
Aso Aus a. william Elm. B. 40 sbh .pm, 20 san l5th on
cruise Iaiaysite. Lssr-uc-. ~
Al ronosr JUS %, Am.hyt Howe. B. lsoo o0s fm and
en- So Nh OIL
OF s.us Islands Apru Onsgs aor-y a. bound TO
erut or Cos. had whales that dy ant Of OIL no,
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n careful pcrusal of the semi-ofioa expose
made through the columns Of The Repsbl,c cor.
Trims our original impression that the seriousness
aud importance OF the Misunderstanding between
our Government and NJ Poassn, the French EN-
bassador. have been greatly exasgsrated-whsth
er for ssockjobbing or newsmongering purposes /,
SOW Of little consequence. We shall have no rup
tars with Franco, uness her Government had pre-
determined to have one. which we DO not believe
Louis Napoleon has work snoagh on hand in IN
obvious aspiration to parody the recent bold strok
Of his cable brother, Fsussin sealcuque. in trans
forming himself from President into an EnPs
ror aud getting ont OF bis Roman sntAnsleuer
IN some way or other He 10 not fool enoash
70 make war on Brother Jonathan on. any sac
slender pretext as this furry would Afford him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

" There Is nothing stationary at GgsIss establish
ment except his moderate prices. He has succeeded
every year increasing the elegance, beauty, durabg
and richness Of his Fall style, but the price remains
fixed at q His Fall fashion for the season surpasses
all it, iustrsu predecessors and he confidently invites
comparison OF its material model and finish with those
Of other Manufacturers
GENIN 2l4 Broadway opposite ST. Psuls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

s.t q r, Rss Johs Pea ofic.A-a Nj ALsERT FEcA q
Ns.kSS CALLENrER. ssa-s's % - si- WAn CaLsa;-f
a. ofth. City
AtI.a--u- ru--e-s uiofrlE ssct - b Re l-ro--
VINE WALLS of Lures - heitN " fs1s1-f q W r.
Coa,-tock Xs9 $50 q lalrsrs
Ia Zs Chufck Sutsul o tu--tsy ntft.t so - y ss
A.. A s-seh WILLIAM A. koRkis AT JANE kLlkABkTH
s.nr-t.f II Jac1a Ms-ica NJ rs. k-4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

The loan was awarded 10 D. w Tominson and Cam
man Whitehou.e and the average premium on their
proposals is ten eghty-ope and two-niths per cent.
The last loan OF the same description was taken at
about ~.
A meeting was held at Rochester on Tuesday
evening" on the subec, Of enlargug the locks on the
Erie Canal between Rochester and Syracuse. II lie
held, by the friends Of the proposed enlargement that
IL can be done At little expense while il will enable the
boats 10 increase their capacity Of conveyance nearly
80 per cent law passed at the last session OF the
egt.lature authorizes the Canal Board 10 make this
Improvement If they thought I; expedent Mr. MIN
ner .aid that BY the facility which the enlargement
would afford, the state would realize net profit Of
from $50 900 to $4,000 per annum. Finally Com
mlttee was appointed to wal, upon the Canal Board
and urge the subject upon their attention.
The amount received for tolls on all the New
York State Canals during the ID week in
Sept to5Z9 81
same period IN 70
Decrease In io49 1910 %
The aggregate aogLt received Tor tolls from the
mencemeni Of navigation 10 the lfth Of Sept
inclusive, 10
same period II lo ol 81
Amount Of tolls received OF al the NewY ork State Ca
mails each Of he following years during the u week In
Sept and the totals up 70 the l4tn sept inclusive
| s-cord sept fcts " ltl SEPT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
CITY ITEMS
Lectures, Amu-ements, &c.

s--, Gar-.s-cor--r n s-1sfssg AS Fr.e-..-- g.
s--..-.v r..s;sr-B-.s.sv ssho-T st--a - -
-. rs.s,sf- G rs--... --sr Brlsirtg1s y ere.
So T.-sf---B1E-ry h-r---r wac SO 81
~. F--tra-I.t-nac. Brl.1 -. 1-tf A--non
o. PaToc- As'lf rlsr- cc-er -ri - = = y
V-rss- . Cshcr-s-Br1st-sy. c1rrer ".t-, -
...- oft-- stray -~af Va -
ar.r.c1n rros- Bra.ssrr. t--f sr y
$500 = r-.1- 7---.g Prrc- So 20
Frrrr- -fN y o. n n
- ---r. i-rF--Bo.-ry. crr--r Drslr 81 r.
C--itl : "a Br-1-sy --t- ufari - -
a--rrs- M-ss1r-Brlse~ry. c1r-sfc 49, = !.
GO y9.-1--Br.si-.y -.ar sgrzg t-sols ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

IMPORTANT 70 HovsEXEfFsss-No natter bow a..
NAV be thu house nor how elegantly 10 may be fsu.A5
fs Infested with svcs, RoscHss, ra.s aud other Aog..
hold ,rSAtx, no American family can be oiherN..s a.
miserable ia TO- We DO net wonder, therefore, Al re s
ucnse popularity Of Mr. L'oss MAGNETIC foNoEssAso
R,r Pilts which are abgudsnty proved eaeen, AZ Ia
f,nbe In removing and destroying these nusaaees B,
mere ride expended for these remedies a. - eso,n
Way YOU may have clean beds aud sweet bedrooms. IL
ersn,eI BY any bur their lawful Inhabitants, he yea,
round TITO Fa, placed IA fis ae'giaorhsof y rah 40
-,., eseei,.IHg clolr tie pye@se' ia Fiss MINUTES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
MnrLet-.... Als4vY Sept 2l-6P.M.

Rsceip,s since Yestrdqy- FLOUR, $500 bbls
Wpg.T none CoRN, 400 bush BAILEY, 1000 do
There is more drmness ia FLOUR and we note sales o.
800 bbs including straight Western and state al %
and 4 s7I The demand for COES is but moderate ana
quotations are lower sales 2 800 bush fiat yellow at
5-.c OATS continue steady with sales Of $500 oush
a, 39c The WHISKY market is buoyant and the sales
embrace 800 bbls at 2 for Ohio and 2ot Tor Prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
spoken. &c.

sept oa 49, ban Gob. Of Richmond, from L'srpoo
tor Phuad-pha
sept . So loa g. ship Dsia walker stansHg to tn
westward
sth a, q a. lon g. ship Or,rk. standing "
sept 90 ~ 10 ss<srs, h-n'e
Wash h-1cs or Southampton AMI Bremen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
u,.,n.. .aa,r. AZ Pittsburgh.

PTrTsBUncH F11sy sept <l--II7I'
Basiness matters continue 20 improve. mum
br Of Dosts left Tor Cincinnati today and several more
arc now loading Freights are sghuy easier, snd on
Flour may b. reduced 70 tic The River - rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

LHAfLEsToNI IhuFI1syl sept y
dsease called toe Strangers Fever has
made its appearance 10 city and included In TIE
weekly bin Of mortality ak deaths from tina; com
plant. IL i brought nOsty By exposure and m
prudence. The exaggerated reports that have gore
forward in relation % not be relied - a.
the present time there scarcely sny Of II In the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

Receipts since Ytsferday-FLeuR, 10000 Oois :
WsyAr 9 900 bush Com, O9O do-Ine FLOUR mar.
ket drmer with fair home demand, including parcels
for export About 200 bbs changed hands a. %
for Michigan. WHEAT continued steady with sale OF
900 bush Milwaukee At 37lc. There is good inquiry
for Conn and W. notice sales Of fat yellow at f'tc
WHISKY is better, and salesoe at @2ic Nothing ne"
A.. Lur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

A CARp.-The subscriber would respectfully inormns
ladies' and gentlemen Of this city, Brooklyn and Wss'
bursh and Jersey City, that his Riding School will cTe,
for the reception OF pupils Monday I'd September Ne
would take this opportunity of returning his thanks ios
former patrons, for their many fsyors. and solics 90
OF their kindness During the this esas
nshment has undergone thorough rehtting and RENDERED
superior to any similar establishment 10 this country v
dies may assured Of the perfect selectness Of "a
school, Ia card Of address being requested previous
commencing) Those Of bis pupils who had not fnlsDe
their lessons at the close Of the past season, he viii
happy their earliest convenience with the ha,
that by unremit,ed sxertions 10 please and instruct
merit continuance Of that confidence and support hess
fore 50 literally bestowed upon him
w II. DlsBROW, Riding school.
au3l lmeod 70 Fourh.sg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
BUSIN IS NOTICES.

FINE DRESS Doors AND sHogs-WsrKISs, ia Fulton
St Offering very superior assortment OF Fall Boots
and Shoes very reasonable prices. Persons purchss
ing al this establishment Of getting The best aru
ces that be made he sells no Boots but those OF
his own manufacture Ladies and chldrsn's 10 every
variety so Steod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
PASSENGERS Arrived.

. fi,-.,, s-g. L,ri,--Nr R,unsy ~ eh.er-a w.
a.. y.,s.s Mr.. Coclsa sad chlsr-n NJ C's- aay - =
N''.- ~ -. ~ krssulI A J CODY, a tr.sf-a. \ =
.., r w.. P...r R.cs K Green f--lusn. We !.
-. ia. k-nt NJ. 4 wsrs-i, NJ l. JARVIS h'' !"
F.ir-.sv nd 90 .te-fss- -. Nah. .,s
H. ~, Scat f,- Lsrs-r,si-Hy ssynou saml- Hsf'' ~
-. ,rt..-r, ssmue. iarf.tsry. Jf isit'p-N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

Inc Cambriss sdyices have produced no marEed
change In Produce prices remaining non4nslly as be-
fore Small sales Of Howsrdsi. and City Mills FLOUR
Vt s5 For CoRN there s fair demand. with sales oi
White at 5sc aud Yellow at o0c Red WHEAT is quo
I'd lO4c, while other arilcles remain uncnsngeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

IowA.-Ths following is an unofficial but full
statement Of the votes cast for State officers n
Iowa At the late election
- 49,. w.s .ugr. Lscs,
-. K.sniO3po wslsa rsit.ssoa II Lts1
,s-<ls-x - Wa ~ A>oa .ioSs2 jssss w HAM
n, q st.~nt osst Geo ci1~-pf II ~,
ef,,f,.r-John H psstcn Pre- sal NJ seassrns =
Aii.oa fr--p>ltl Sv Wnlsms %. - $50 "
<s..r,v-Tssssn strsss rr-s SOIL sTs sts~s twnx-ns
sysD Sf
-Tae fair aggregate vote Of the three parties
respectively is probably indicated by the vote io'
President The Mormons at Kanesvile, we pre-
..me. were not permitted to vote at oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Thar,day sept pa "
The Southern mail has sgaln iall ed beyond ha-
leigh C. That received from the intermediate points
contains nstfUg Of Interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22
hrsHr Ciar--rhe AUengo Argas tAlsbsm'
hessis toe a. OF Heary Clay for President IN ls5

hrsRr ciar.--rhc HHergo Arga' lAlsbamsl
hess's toe as Of Heay Clay nor President IN lisa
fhe LersS~rg IFasA,astoaiar. published 10
Lousoa0, the Whig stronghold cf Virgins, says
z" Wherever this distinguished Statesman and patriot
has made ais appearance al any os the cities Of the
North thousands oil people have crowded 10 see hin
and take him by the hand lie has enGeavorud as
mach possible 10 avoid all pabdc display but stla
the people have tpfced him into 1, in some ,ee r and
compelled him 70 make spesehes greatly szsinst his
wishes and 10 the injury OF MS health which we re-
greet 70 cay, quite decsie and for The Improvement
Of which he il rsvela IL Is uaquest0nAole that no
OF car oognlry, with or without oicial rank and
power comm snds greater respect and attention than
Henry Clay. Travelling So private citizen, wherever
he appears the public homage strongly n aness iise
u Constitutes TIE highest estmsie OF his pubic services
and private worth that people could give
CALIFORNIA lTEss.-A Company has been
formed al Prince Edward Island, British Provinces
for the purpose Of proceeding 70 csonis on tFsdiDe
venture They have capital Of so 0oO divided among
forty individuals. aud have already purchased IN Eng
land vessel suited 70 their purpose.
The steamer CSliiornis. which has been running
on the Merrssk the past season. has been sold 10
Company in Hsverhn Mass who intend 10 ship her &
California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

ryJ N GEsiS, ia Broadway, invites tho attention Of
Ladies to his large and splendid stock OF Chidrens
Fancy Hats The greater part OF these beautiful articles
are from his msnufsctory but he has just opened
several received from bis agent IN Paris combining
all The novelties and eegancies OF the IN the line
Of chldrens hats and caps and ladies' riding bats These
OF such extraordinary beauty, and varied
and novel; that he counhenily invites attention them,
With the that they will be found In
elegance and ln prices GENIN,
IA Broadway, opposite st PsQps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-22

THIS FALcoS ASD THE CALIroRSIA Mail
We under stand that the California mail which was len
behlnd at New-OrleAns by the Falcon, OF which we
heard by telegraph only the mail which was nsde
w 81 New Orleans The great New.YoTk msil ia rot
landed al Nav Or,eaps