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MAY report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
lHl of New York. Office No. IS Wall street.
Nett accumulated und LIST May, lS49 exceeding 600
This institution during the month of May, issued
hundred and fifteen new policies viz:
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<NILLEsPIB ON Matchmaking. with Appsadix
NJ on plank roads-l volume, aud experimentation
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SOhoOL nOOks.-A general assortment Of School
elsewhere in the District at
Mrs. ANDERSON'5 Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth g 18th streets
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The annual election eleven directors compa-
ny will be held Monday, the llih day June be-
the hours OF IL and O'Clock, m, the office,
No. 90 Broadway, in the city of New York Dated May
lS 1919. VIM. ID. MCCARTHY,
May 22-law3w" Secretary
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u OBERT j. WALKER viii practise law In th'
i Supreme Court OF the United States In answer 70
many letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
to claims before Congress any the departments but
will devote his attention exclusively intrusted 10
him in the Supreme Court
Office Pennsy vania avenue, the Seven Build
ings, Washington, ID. G. Mar 6-n
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The printing Of all kinds including paper which may be
required be executed Tor the OF the Department
INTERIOR any Of the offices thereof whether the
circuas instructions warrants FORMS returns, blanks
solid eaded rule work. rulesand figure
work, faint ruling or lnng and red ruling lining, or b,
whatever name, title, DESCRIPTION the shall be
usually designated by the office requiring It,
and including also folding stitching, pasrng, &c, the
following descriptions OF paper, to wits
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I IEUT LYNCH's Expedition the Dead sea and
IL the river Jordan, volume, with many engaving',
Maps, &c. FRANCK TAYLOR
June 10
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LRENCH and spanish La"guages.-J. MEIERE, late
professor United States navy, Yale College, &c re-
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that he
conempa giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to foreigners
Prof Meicre faers himself reputation in
stractor is well established require particular
references.
For terms, &c. address NJ, the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor Msury and Fischer or a! his
residence nj Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Franck TayioI'
Pennsy mia avenue. Nov ST
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Colts ''smprovsd Repeating Psstols-
EXPECTING to be absent in Europe for some months,
IL all inquiries In relation said may addressed
to j. Knox Walker, Washington, who 10 empowered my
attorney and general agent 70 contact and receive ords
for the delivery OF said pistols SAMUEL COLT
May l6-d2m
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WARRINGTON CITY a Private Sale.-About
w SIX millions OF square feet eight hundred lots
bacng many whole squares, nearly section OF the
city, will be sold private sale-oierng unusual OPP
portunity Tor profitable investment.
Terms: One-iith cash. and the balance in one, two
three and four years, with interest When the
improves, the time may be extended.
Deeds given at the purchasers cost and deeds trust
ken to secure the deferred payments.
Apply to the subscriber Messrs Corcoran 81 Riggs
where catalogues may be
June 2-law2m A. HYDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

RIO DIX JANEIRo June o, ls49.
Pursuant to an adjournment OF a meeting OF
American shipmasters, CAPT LLOYD Simmer in the
Chair for the purpose OF investigating the right OF an
American Consul to discharge American shipmaster
from bis command on p0re evidence, without hear
ing the part OF said shipmaster when the laws oil
our country particularly express that in all civil and
criminal prosecutions the accused has night to be
heard, by himself or counsel, to demand the nature
and cause of the accusation against him 10 meet wit
nesses face to face which the said Consul OF this port
Gorham Parks has taken upon himself the responsible
ity to refuse in dischsrging Capt William Long and
other masters all of which will be found stated in the
following note to Capt L.
Consulate L. : RIO DE JANEIRo, June 5 lei9
sta Ihave removed you from the command OF the
schr. Sacramento in compliance with the written re-
quest of Charles Stewart MI Roe the agent OF the own
of the vessel
likewise inform you that am not in possession OF
the reasons which induced him 10 make said request
Respectfully GORHAM PARKS, L. : Consul
To Capt Lone late master schr. Sacramento.
uniusi-contrsry TO the Constitution and laws OF the
United States.
Rs,oired That we therefore, present do CLAIM
u our right aud privilege to represent such proceed
ipss TO the Executive Department OF our Government
Reoired That In country where We have no redress
except In and through Consul man ought TO be ap
pointed who governed by justice and temperance IN al
hinge
Resred That copy Of these proceedings be sent 10 tbs
Hon Secretary OF Stale Hon X. Johnson Attorney Gen
era and to the public Journals OF The Oned States o
publication aud na,much Consul Parks refuses any
sent 10 him (Sisnsd) LLOYD SIMMER
President. of ship Arabian.
wM GEk.Kp Secretary, OF bark Agnes.
and sixteen other ship-masiers
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mi
The Erposs copies our late remarks on tbis
head, aud says:

The E1Drlss copies our late remarks on tbs
head, aud says:
There il no doubt that there u impernence enough
IN the t~sttle that = Dc Tribune quotes stove,-and
nobody has right ~ introduce the names ~ lalrs ID
this way descrbe them after this fashion "heh
in their ordinary paces-but there are two siaes ap
pertaining " this matter, and Il IS vel 70 see "Aa
they are
list 1t il not certain, that some ladies are not
thus fond Of figuring in the public prints and that they
do not Themselves A. times furnish some Of these
sketches the newspapers being tut TIE vehicle Oi tDe
own communication. The very reasonable inference
that when they do not their friends can very easily
put stop - 10.
"2d Partles that 20 10 the public watering places,
in brilliant and dsshing costumes seem 20 court nOtO-
rety however much they may stsct % the contrary,
rather indicate BY their manners that hey nave no 90
lection 10 publicity
We see in this only additional reason for dePre-
eating and soppressing the nuisance IN question
That aides visiting a watering place are 70 be
minutely described and criticised by name in the
journals IS bad enough but if in addition they are
to be subjected to the presumption Of having
courted this sort OF notore,y the outrage becomes
still more glazing
1t may be that some aides II that's the term
are quite willing to be psraded ia tins way and
there - Of course no objection 10 gratifying them
ascertained, never vaguely presumed. We are
quite sure that in the instance which provoked
our structures, no such assent was given.
Very likely, as the Express proceeds to urge
persons attending Fancy Balls and some other
festivities OF like character, are willing to be
shown up IN the journals. Bat We deny the an
alogy insinusted betwe their case and that Of
guests a. watering places man takes his ismi-
y to Saratoga or Newport for week or two-ior
what Air, exercise rest, health. recreation,
pleasure il you please bat mainly forrePose and
refreshment Of body and mind He puts aside
care. business struggle and would fam be entirely
at ease. OF course he must be cordial 70 friends
courteous 70 strangers aud do what il fairly in
cumbent on him toward promoting the general
enjoy mept He does not wholly shun the public
table, the drawing rooms, the evening festivities
for it would be unsocial if not uncivil to do 50
bat he frequen,s them in subordination to his gen
eral purpose But let them be haunted by public
letter " riters, pandering to patry curiosity by
reporting how well his wife was dressed or how
ungraceiully his daughters dance, aud you might
as well put bis fami y on the stage at once. There
Is no excuse for this invasion OF obvious personal
immunities. The Express proceeds to admit thu
generally, and might as well have affirmed 1t
wholly Let US try to protect quiet people from
newspaper snnoyances 50 far as is consistent
with the legitimate freedom and usefulness of the
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Later from Havana.



BY the arrival yesterday of the steamship Fal
con, Capt Hartstein, Z. :. \. from Newfork cla Hs
vana received dies Of pspers from the lat
ter city to the 9th inst being six days later intelligence
The Falcon brought to Havana nifty hve passengers In
transit for Chsgres.
The deaths in Havana for the week ending tho JOth
ult amounted to e. being SO whites and 80 blacks
eight less the previous week The papers do not
mention tho yellow fever prevailing and the Gaee
Of the Sd inst expresses ito qualification al the health OF
the city.
The Gaca states mat the Isle Of Pines of the south
western coast OF Cuba IL becoming fashOnable sum
mer resort tor the citizens Of Havana and the neghbor
ing towns and that private letters speak In the most
glowing Of the ssubrity of tbs climate and inc
excellence OF the sea bathing
Alludnx 20 the heat Of the weather, given In ts
exchanges At several Of the northern and eastern
cities Of the United states the G1ea declares that me
thermometer at Havana has never yet exceeded, this
season, y<'.
The rain had fallen heavily In the Interior Of the
Island that the roads were almost impossible.
During the month Of June there we're IS arrivals Of
American vessels At Havana and 70 departures span
ish - arrivals and 80 departures Passengers from
Spain, 49,, from the United States, ~.
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ORANGE PRoCEssIoSs.-There were large
number OF Orange professions on the 18th inst IN Bri
.h America to commemorate battle gained l6l years
SINCE on the Boyne Ireland, by one party OF IRISH
men and their Dutch and English allies, Of one religion.
over another party OF lshmen and their French allies
OF another No such commemorations are held here
and they are in bad taste anywhere II tive men had
fought duel in loss ana the victors children and rels-
tives had made II rule periodically, erG SINCE 10 play
offensive tunes near the dwellings Of the offspring or
descendants of the vanquished man, and tauni them
With their ancestor defeat. Americans would Call
them mean. spllefu aud arrogant Malice and yindc.
uveness could scarce 20 beyond the idea OF mpartng
Irish feuds OF the l7th century under the cloak Of
hson, TO mar human happiness IN America IN the mid
die OF the 10Th and had not the Governments OF Can
sda and Eng encouraged these Orange Professions
IN America As they had long done in Ireland the evil
would never hsve attained the hight II has done As
10 whether IL was better tor the world that William OF
Orange sni ms policy should triumph when they did
cannot that Is question 10 b settled by Of
ensive professions the ST Lawrence snd fiots and
bloodshed in New Brunswick, IN le4s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

INJURY To TIE WHEAT ChOP.-lne weather
for the past days has been extremely with
frequent rains and foss-yery unfav0rsble Tor the
Wheat harvesting which has been gong on IN this re-
zion whenever the weather would permit for week
past The rust has done great injury 70 All the Wheat
in Central and Southern Ohio excepting the earliest
aelds and on high rolling ground The wheatay, too.
has been very destructive this snd several adjoining
Counues-perhsps IN other parts Of The State. Our
letters from Licking County, the Mus<ingum vsley,
and also westward speak in gloomy terms OF the in
Jury from the rust Il the more northern Counties have
not escaped this evil the Whes; crop OF Ohio viii fall
immensely short of what was anticipated only t~o
weeks since Ohio CuluvstOr
ArrEmPr TO MURDER.-A very dangerous and
deadly assault was made upon the person o. Mex
lean named Paralto. "a servant OF senior Ross, tie
Minister OF that Repuolc,) on Tuesday night lssi
between 10 and II o'clock Il appears that PArAto IN
company with the steward OF the Minister, had ieit
Joyces grocery store the OF and hireeenth
SITS their way the Minister'S residence about -
yards distant and While separated for moment, "a
rata was attacked BY some person, or persons u.
known struck the forehead with slung shot and
lett for dead the street.-the party parties making
their escape. Washington Republic, 18th
" A Volunteer Military Company, called the
Mamelakes of the Guards has been organized in New
Orleans The uniform, which costs 800 10 the same
fashion a. the renowned corps Of that denomination
which formed BY the great Captain Of the age after
his return from Egypt
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per.oaaI Movements.

Hon. John Mclean and son, accompanied by
their families and By son Of Judge Burnett win hs
family let, Detroit the 10th, Tor MacAnsw and ssut
Ste Mare
Gen. Leslie Combs Of Kentucky and his young
bride are in Little Compton r. l.
Gen. Csss was expected 10 deliver an address
before the Alumni OF the University OF Mich gan =; Ann
Arbor on the lalh inst-and John Van Buren, travel
ins about Ia the region OF Great Lakes.
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March 7slg EmJ Aorg.s >s-aori' sta - so.'
sperm an 80 shss
March q B.fs Johs Root. I'm fna'.n, Eh ~ ao'
.p-rm md SOD ~hs-
Nsct ss-scr Lytis fl Fsrhsvsu -h le oa. sperm
Snip Eu-r ~ fu Nh-dod, IA LOO DOS 'fa
Apr Ssh Len g'on n- Nsn;ucset r,h l' nh e. -ih
Agri t-slip Dr., a. 1914 im NB-cor1 ~h 80 oh sperm
Apr tsl Cz-u, A uos Or Nslgctst, ~i1 '' po' 's'u
an3 90 ~hs.
Apr S-shr Ph@rlr Ssnurs-f, ~fh a. tos sP-rn
oil rstf Au-resa a. in Nsllcssi -ih 1850 1os 'ih
a1f sNse
APr- ll-Bsh Coa1eeteat IRON Ss- B'io'i' -hA ~
b. .<u Nla-
Apr Is-shy H-ru-. frun SB-dors Nth 20 oo' =
Apr a. shf fua1g hsIo SO uoll. ison >ant-eAs 81 -
hh.. sperm sls - ~ha-
Apr lJ-sa9 Man An - Fsaavez. 9TH lel eos -
Aprf 4--stp Ca1fos 81 iron ~ bsi'ofi I'd ' POI
sperm ard ~ rh-i-
Apr s7-shp C Hssaa - nos from N-1 Bedford villa 40
Dbl. sperm .ni 80 shs'-
Aprl 47shp DAD W-1.-r % I'M Nsatles-i 80 -. -
MAJ lI-shQ Ortafa 5J mo- fm Narf.cts rl So tos y
MAJ -hr Ntch- 8 im Nautsck-t : y - '-s p~iA
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PoLlrICAL MEETING AT SANDwiCH.-Mr. Ca
meron. member of the Canada Government and Mr.
CsucheD, Member OF Assembly for Quebec addressed
very large meeting OF the people, French, Germsn,
Irish Scotch sc on the 18th inst-the former IN
French the latter in English. Col Prince, member for
the county. Attempted speak in opposition. but there
much confusion and he had great difculiy IN 90
tanning hearing lie talked very long but the people,
the Detroit papers inform US, very generally lett
The county 10 Radical
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WHOLE No. 1879.
CITY ITEMS.

DE,rR OF MATHEW WOOD AT about half
past - o'clock the unfortunate Mathew Wood VA.
brought from his cell and proceeding through The
yard OF the Female Department where he stayed to
shake hands Nth Mrs Foster also with Mr. Eimonas
At the gate, he led into ,be yard in which the
sslovs was erected Before him walked the Shena
snd Deputy. Anc be was supported ~ td Franklin Of
the seventeenth Ward snt Rev Mr. camp. His walk
steady and bis aFmaess did not tor.ake him to the
lss,. Rev Mr Camp repeated some prayers and in a
few moments siterwsr the prisoner was launched into
eternity protesting his .unoceno' TO the isst The
general feeling Of the witnesses that he did not
deserve the punishment q death.
FArHrR MArHEw-THE PLEDCE.-Nesr 1900
persons yesterday took the Tempe pledge the
hands OF Father Mathew-snd to-day ne s very busy
ard ,owsris evening expects lsrge number Of sdhef
ents 10 his principle.
Bishop Tmon IS in town with pressing invitations
to the Apostle 70 visit Buffalo He will continue 10
deliver the pledge tomorrow and sunday.
~ Ward School House No. 5. situated at the
corner OF stanton and sheriff sts in the Eleventh
Ward. has been assigned tor Cho'ers Hospital IN.
Trustees having been notified, it viii be Immediately
atcd up and prepared Tor the reception OF patients
the experimenting Physician.
" Mr.. HENRY PARISH. one Of our wealthy
citizens had severe psayuc attack yesterday fore.
noon az the Office OF Mr. Edward Prime, in W sll.st
Medical aid was Immediately called, and everything
done for him which the admitted. When removed
70 his residence near Union square he manifested some
symptoms Of consciousness and il hoped he might
recover.
~ Lieut.. maxwell woodruff. now s,tsch
Oh TO the o. nited states Coast survey ordered to
complete the survey OF Hell Gate, commenced by Lieut.
Porter.
MYSTERIOUS Last evening about . O'Clock
Sergeant Mel aughhr of the Third Ward, found iuu
sui, Of new summer clothes consisting OF a pair OF
plaid pants box sack coat dark vest straw hat and
coarse white linen shirt on the end of Warrens IT. dock
which are supposed TO belong to some man who has
been in swimming or else deliberately committed sui
eide ANY person having lost friend would do well
10 call on Capt Williams. at the Third Ward station.
house where they will be sole 70 gather farther psrtic
usrs.
BURGLARiEs-The otfce OF Sscor n Co.'S found
ry was entered on the night OF the 18th by
OF false keys and $50 bank bills together with
small change. wa. taken from the money drawer. An
entrance effected In Nnthst through an iron gate,
which was only secured by a small paddock No ar.
rest . The grocery store OF Elias q. Brdssl 4 Co.
No rs Houston It. entered last night through a
rear window and $50 money taken from the drawer.
~ Two Of the book.keepers of the Union
Bank. Messr. Anderson and Arthur, are down with
Cholera
~ Elk Gov YouSG and party OF friends
were On bathing excursion At staten Island Yesterday
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Posr-OrFIcE HOBBERY.-Ramors have been

- PosT-OrFIcE HOBBERY-Ramors have been
ahost for the Last day two about robbery 1t tho
City PostOfhce. X. w. Latham a. Co, well known sx'
change Vokers Of this city In habit Of receiving
weekly heavy reittsDces from their correspondsnu IN
Phllade phia and Baltimore. By last sunday mornings
mail several were received and put into hs box BY mo
distributing clerk and there remained during no day
Mr. Latham, no, permitting any business 70 oe done
for him on sunday and deening them sale 10 me rot
Otce not even troubling his cashier ~ take them out
and lock them bis safe. They we're seen IN ne box
late on sunday evening BY some Of the elefk. but oy
Monday morning they hsd been puroined, and nothing
remained but single letter and Richmond paper
Prompt measures were immediately taken BY Mr..
Br.dl@y the Postmaster, and Capt Goddard Of the
Auxilsry Gusrd detect the depredstor bat - yet
they they have failed In obtaining any clue. Mr.. La
thsfn mas been furnished with the following statement
VI the purloned which he has thus far sscsr
tanned BY letters from his correspondents received yes
tsrdsy
From Baltimore, under date 18th July netcalfe
Spcsr Co 10 Virginia Bank notcs. u zoo individual
noEes, Oil Purvs Gover-Bznk notes, s75 Check
on Geo Parker s. Co. 80, ems.
From Philadelphia, under date 18th July Drexel 4
Co District Columbia, Individual, and Virginia Bank
notes s2 Amount thus Tar sscertsined 70 have been
stolen, 81 SO. lWasa Rep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

SISGI~6 N CHURcH-A How.-Ihe WH"mg
Ton Dell Republican, Of the 9Th says 'Sllie AZ IN,
fortunate dispute has arisen between ne fneDfs u
the Bethel Church, IN Srsndy~ne han91s' Ano n
conzrez.on we're unable y participate n me singing
snd "a The plant Of some Of he members ne nat
ter vas brought before the trustees. VINO decided 70
dispense with the choir ~ vote Of eisnt y one e
-. ~ the commencement Of worship on the next
sabbsth. July l. The choir, notwithstanding they had
sr not6d Of the decson Of the trustees took their
.ea,s a. usual and commenced singing when tseTe were
.orse objections made, and finally pusE gwen. knock
ing = notebook On the ioor which was then kicked
Alter considersbe recrmina-On, harmony was re-
stored and the minister listened 70 attentive
" criminal suit vas. however Instituted, aud the
whole party brought before Esquire Johnson
day last-Ar J. G. Patterson appearing the attorney
Of he defendants The hearing lasted nine hours and
half when the snt-cholr party were bound over IN
the sum Of hundred dollars each 10 answer 81 tie
Esxf tsrm Of Court"
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