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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01

MRiAScHOIy SuioIpt-Ths BEgdlo Courier
aSssisr OF Hon. IonN NokvxLL Of Detroit formerly
s.ssrstor iron Michigan.
NIAoASA FhLs Nov. 29-si AM
Oar village was THE morning thrown into deep
BON By report that . ycucs isdy had probably
oami,ts- suicide hefe during s0ne time lsst night
saseh individually ton true Tho circumstances are
bho~s The train Of cara yesterday morning
sOosht hihor \ Young wornsn Of fine personal sp
fssfsace aud about rs years Of sge. having with hsr
100 h:ts looking boys. and years old After tax
"a rooms At the Eagle Hotel, she called for wiring
ss'ssis,s asa a0;sins s,eSe known OF her untN
"a morning Between End o'clock the bell OF the
NON che had occupied was runs by the little boy.-
hey were iua irssg for their mother.
4 10 Asjor Miller, I. q A snd QUE 70 Hon John Nor.
~, Detroit Mich. and oEe 60 ID. proprietor OF tAe
saga note "a copy OF which | send yon,) sso the
soslen Of side Of her head her sold watch, tive
sgnk. OF clogatng flk pursc containing some gold
I'D oliver coins and her wedding ring
The children sisto that ,aeir mother haa bid them
BOD ny and Kissed thetn asr they had gone to bed
eat ,hsy bad last from Wine hester Yrsina and
ssi ihslr father in Florida No ssuse can Do "a
yued for tho sei. she appeared perfectly rational
Soas bout Yesterday and act the least symptom Of
a.niyy Was noticed. Nothius hiss ret been found 10
Sow the lessil ght upon the matter
:. Oc.oek AM loukh bss been found 10 warrant
- bsisf that the unfortunate lady lesped from the
Asse that leads 10 Goat Island and wa swept the
ala Upon the second pier VS. tonud her boEnet,
,AieA had been trodden upco Her hlsck Grape shaw
~ iosnd ted TO the railing Of tee Bridge, TO let her
rs upon tae pier, which 10 some sr scs below the
srs ssa undoubtedly did this 10 indicate t. these
We secaid look for her ;hsi her mind was made up
! Mae ieariul lesp into the ysvntng ehssm below
ssy isther has eoea autographed. and TIA children
| eNs w.
| vne SLOWING 10 copy Of the letter addressed ~
"a iles to Mr.. Waite, Of the Eagle Hots.
%s SeprtSev Of ia Eagle Rossl
~ nha 10 made up. I have 10 wisa 70 i've any
s shall 60 where my body win never Re recov'
50 No one shsl gaze or my nsnsled remains -
ses tsse care Of my litilc hcys tA they can he
- ps,rctl where their grandparents rosids- fney
~. soAs 81 Major Miller Of the Army. now Ia fort
-~ grsndsohs of Hon John Norsell Detroit Nieai-
- r,ssss foresrd my letters and protect ny ohii-
"m some Of their relstives ear come For hem
Mas. J. q. MILLER.
- SSalo C0rs.~ciai .sssatiso Of the eslh copies
've end says,
80 eporied here that lady, sasveTips 10 The de-
a. .ss OF Ars Miller, olt tas city for the E.st Ia
=, s.pfe@s train yesterday morning ard that there
IN, sssassAnees iesdlrg the eelief that the apps
! a.. -'eencos Of suicide are ony apparent Her
-, u VIZ undoubtedly Investigate The matter aud
1 s~1e! ascertain somethisg which they dssire 20 Be
a.. lesfed 70 sts paoiie, We shall do, a. We ws=.a
efs 90 u ve we're sirr..sTiy situated, cay ssta
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Inter from Mexico.

We are In receipt Of the Monitor Republicans
70 Nov 3, and condens, from IL the following items
cr The Tribune
In DursEs0 eady 10 October, party os lndisnt a.
lacked the rancho OF Don Jaso del Rio, aud carried of
quantity OF planjor beside several prisoners.
The Monitor Republican, ytves Gen Ampudis ssound
l.s..ps in connection with certain revolutionSry de-
dsns which he Ia supposed TO enisr,sis and says that
,sr having behaved 90 disgrscetuy IN the war with
he usited States hs had better keep hlmssfs much Ia
ihs dsrt as possible.
Two chief CO the recon, rebellion Ia Ismaulp'a
iSp,.a Flores and Drrsn have been executed, tie ioI
-er b hanging sa9 The latter by shooting
TIE new State Of Guerrero has been formally 10
stalled a. . member o, th- Mexican Republic.
Don Francisco lturbide bss .ntsrsS spss once ~
secretary ~ the Treasury.
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fIrHfR MATHEW The .POste Of Temper
0os nrived In Philadelphia ca Wednesday sierno' n
A. lhssyscal Invitation and request of the RI Rev
Dr. EsnrcS he will lain ., the Bshops private rect
for few days when he will proceed TO Charles
IA His health though much ,npTOved 10 not yet sni
,sauy restored TO enable him to rcsus his public To-
eSr, We are requested by his Secretary to sIste tks
Father Matthew NOT 10 Boston when the lss letter
Nrssrded ~ Judge Lumpiin, and alluded to ia the
lutse. letter published in Wednesdsys Tribune, was
tsvred at the Adams Houss When the letter reached
Esther Matthew 10 Ma o1a3aed 10 his bed. aud IA 3
ghyseisn gsys positive Instructions that buslnes.
Ommunlcsiions should be laid before him I'll his IN
gErd strength should be Ia some degree restored
ss aess ought sntihe him to Indulgence from
u' correspondents end ia shis case especially he hsv
q written twice before 10 Judge Lumpkin on this
sslse, aud on both occasions IA terms sufficiently
snsld sns explicit
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PowERss,ssu srATUAEm;fTssEs .. es y
INSURANCE.
UNION MUTUAL IL TIE INsURAE

COMPANY. CAPITAL Sico00o.
SOME Of ne advantages offered By THE Company
- 4 eApitsl fully ample % meet I'll sursrgeDeies
Charter liberal, perpetual and eodfnsd exclusively 70
By The low rsis OF prsuiums, shs greatest bsnssifs
By tho sqaiisb, division Of Prosls .hs probable i'd
ysntssss are greater than thoss OF any 0shsf Company
The mode Of psyuen, 10 adapssd 10 hs seeomn ods.
ton Of tho rarty sssppg an0onnns 70 ". ana
gowsrds, on ne policies, cred 10 given u ooshsf
pu poses tables have been prepared al reduced sSs
premiums. .
Permits Voyages and f0rstgn rssideness grant
Cd ai reduced Travelling and resident iimis ez'
landed without additional premium
No liability beyond the amount OF premium.
A Board u Finance nTssts Al u thu funds of sss
COMPANY
DIRECTIONS
Abbot Lsvr-nes Boston, John y Lang Maine,
Henry Cfoeksr Ghsllss J0nee, %
DsnisI shsro, Jr Hr. Wsits, Rev Yo,s,
Ei.Ls n Pr.n 3s0 G. Collins, -
Water H.sangs, Joseph II, wil lama, Maine
Ho,sno Harris Geo Dudley. Connseitess
soAsD tIsAscf.
Fnnsna Hsyso, Pres3sni herehsov Baak, bess'n
Thomas Thatchsf. merchant, Boston -,
Rsusl Williams, me Rresidsnt ksnnsbsc haifSsA
NETWORK
OsFicx 81 wALL-sr. Ds1Eeey-Coor ~ aoo'J
yEyscIAss.
WILLARD PARKER, MD .,
Tf Bro.dvAy, Cocsunnf rsys''sS
c. r. omNAs. MD s5z HOess,o-sL n sdses
G. L. MITCHELL, Nd BroosZa, E
u2s 2dsWts WH HoLLIstEh
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THE vEsTEsS WORLD ar Trsvel. 30 ths Ueltsi
states ~ CH.RLgs AicKsS. Ia two Volumes ri.
s1e ptis. lie Sa1etsrc-
lie author Of thsse resdsbls volsrnss dosI not os
long to ,he school Of the reckless and spdacsous eun
Listors q America ard American insatutions. NOR
doe, hs take 1t for granted that every arrangement
Of democracy "a tie yrodacl Of celestial wisdom he
bad ample opportunities forthe observation Of life an
manners 10 the Usited states by residence here OF
sons years an1 sts rsbteousnt period. b eonPie
,our Of the county ia land journey from Boston 70
New Orleans, returning By the way q - Lou' Cia'
olans,. Pittsburgh Buffalo Eisgsrs Falls, Lake Oats
no and LAKE Chunplsn. Saratoga Springs and The
adsor River T. New York. HIS descriptions, Which
are Usually spirited aud faithful are blended via CO
pous political specalssons which though, for ies most
part conducted with good temper are not kaSe
for wisdom OF pfoiJundDess. The ToTE eJntsiai
valuable collection Of s,sns,csl fscls osts!ned rom
the best ssihoides which may serye to sive elsar
View Of the actual OF ,his country 70 many
who ss fond Of ;1dulsng their fancy With regard 70
the % snifold dessnyr Of the GATED s,s'e'
SHIRLEY. A TMs. ey cUNEES sELL. Hs~.rors
Harper BrOhs,t.
Iii. Sufficient ~ Announce this work, sss new
novel by tho sa.hor Of Jsns Eyre" to awaken The
public curiosity With ressrd 10 It's merits Every
We bsve not .een ale 70 dip into enough 10 venture
on critical opinion but mus. reserve that tii altar the
Christmas holidays - E free from the atrocities which
made &" Nvurth-rins Hishts such offence 20 most
people. and seems 10 indicate the same hEat Which
unfo3ed such depths Of nature aud passion In the sEio
biography Of 80 Jane Eyre.
tn. Ms..F.. Harper hsve iss.sa ;.s volume Ia a
handsome library edition. which be read with CREST
care and satisfaction vel 81 "a popular three sni'
ing psnpbls, for the benefit Of nsws5oys and HsT-
elsrs h
GLIaPsEs OpsPAIE. sys r WALLIS. New.forf
Harper brotpefs
Not more instructive CT entertaining BOOK o.
travels as Issued from the American press this season
TIE author IL no; one Of those merry wayfsrer Who
are witty On principle, aud who spice every dish Of
description with profusion Of oses but he traversei
the romantic region which be Visits with his eyes open,
aud rotate. The story Of biz adventures with infinite
spirit dsshing the lively Ct bis narrative With
touches OF hunor and ways steering clear OF tnlnes.
and commonplace. HE work deserves Ps!uaGren.
place on the shelves Of the library. r.
~ "BLACKwooDs hAoAzlsE now com.
mences new story OF military life called MY PENN
.u.r Medal eri,c..es Mollviles Redburn IN tone Of
condesoend1s patronage toward American sr.hors fer
which We trust they vii be duly grateful, aud winds
W With sn admirable discussion Of Macbeth By
" Christopher Unosr Canvass (HewYork; L. Scott
& CO.
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The New-Yerk Nation and nr.H eIbrssks.

wv
To Els E2itev u Tia Triepzs
GEsr; Permit re 10 respess upon yer space ~ coz,
grsdcg luuih contained IN Toe Ns fsrx Sstl0a
Dee but pc osbed lbs day TIE writer n tie Aatno-
stst-s thsi Mr.. Doosny accom- panied By friend-
8r. boscroo<e. I'VE. k1owr ~ Srcv- witness q ai-ss
UconDsli and h- Other State Prisoners In sfltis Ia
anfrue was Dot c-c-7 v!-erS, "a svi'ssss q Az
hind kgsinsg NJ OCo1osu or any ether Psrscn II -f
AZ sry oshar nne. An cir. your Oh; ssrvt
" Il RSASEooks
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CaRREcTI0S.--ln Ger comments on the comma
cation from tesehef OF this city, which Appeared IN
Tss Trs5sue q Ihursdsy, Te stated that rnsre are
5000 tsachers IN iris city This as MISTAKE. We
intended to say tia, there 0o persons ecunsossS
with IRE ws-d. pablo and private school, the Col
lesss Sc - tescAers. uuste@.s Inspectors, commit
soDerr. Se. Tncss pubic oSeers are al Interested
In education and would doubtless Together With The
l.iiss Of shs professicn DC glad Of opportunity T.
s,Gend the meeting. Of Society ihA. eoalt ls.er,ss
and Instruct t5em.
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- Rev NJ. Haven. II stone, S.st. has seen els
nfs-d from his pastoral charge, " bis own REQUEST
- Rer. Charlss /. WooiEoTs hV been ordained
pssl0r Of ths Second Church IN Amherst, Eass
- Rev z H. Kidt>r. Il he c7zrszsc 'rsl church
II D c-e-i, y. 4. hss resigned ais Pssiora. casrsa
- Re-. Chs-iss HYDE Ess Installed over the sirii
C0asEss als1s cagrca snd society IL Coventry Conn.
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sAoNlvickNr EKHIsIfIoN.
GEOLOGICAL HALL,

~ C. QUICK, Msnaser-rhs eeIsblishmsnt 10 now
VI open for season. and will be found W contain the
arxesi and complete collection OF
WILD BEASTS AND BIRDS
ever exhibited 10 Am cries. and including many anj
strisins novelties splendid performance VIII be svea
daily Al and ocloek % fsats Of trained elephants pc
niss and other animals Mr. BROOKS will enter the tens
Of lions and hgeu Admission Is cent? children under
y NJ taft
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CONCERT or CLASSICAL MUSIC
For the Subscribers 10
sARoMrS MUSICAL TIMES.

ATTHE APOLLO ROOMS, tle Broadwsy, sATuK'
"A DAY EVENING, Dec. /, ists.-The following Art
csson. Min Juns l. Northsll, Alfred Boucher, Jossph
surke QUO Dress Theodore Eissldt Francis HAbofdt,
n Mueller, Mr. Noil WIN. Scharfenberg. Every sub
cher having paid his subscr pton for the year viii be
entitled TO hchet gratis. Ertfs tickets will b. cold
at - cents each subscribers only and he had VI
our carrier oc. and 81 tho door Tho evening 81
the Coneett ln29 3ds sARONI co. Gs Broadway
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s,u1B CARoLIsA.-rne Legislature Of 5o1th.
,,sius convened At Colunb.s on the 18th Of soven-
- Now loof ong fJr thunder and CANA, Lr Gen
,.,iAsun Ia Ia the Senate.
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rIysT pryHIYsHTp

No. ONE OF PRATT NATIONAL BUSINESS d.
lfRsCTOkY, ~fng ths aam1 s71 locsfiOa Of ever
rOsi Tom, Poet 0Gcr Esd Postmaster In the Usitea
states, corrected sad revised from Re oEcta 6Svsrr sni
Records Thu number 70 40 sincst i1ysnsble guide 70
business -n AMI shoud 5e In he hsa1s Of every eorrs
pOnd-rs IL tn- ccuntrJ so,z whossAls xrf rels, ~
STHfNGER IOWHskSD,
RI LONG L BROTHEa
DEWITT L OAVENrOkf,
WI BURGESS,
snd h.,ox A. i,r. Ser-rxlty Prcr 3 M ~
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ps,rs oF FRAsz CoKsfS-We iSsrn by toe
..ey (eIlco) Rpsbrsa tina, this is:iDguishsd VIC.
Id 10. died Ia inst Gig. lis wss, there n com
.,v win Henry Harz
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pnEMIUM

NEW sHIY-BZEAD And csACkkk sASEkf.
ERAsTus TITUS, - WsshiExtcc-sS sss 90 sses
slsru Nm ssscui Estlsf, saxu sad Wa.sr c[.sksss
aad Pi1os AID sayJ Broad q ss ess' ws 80. :
a., ,syrn 10 ~ prsparsron u Brssi os 10 CALIFORNIA;
sovs-s "a tos de bosEhorn mArkss - lnss
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SCHOOLS.

syRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ana
L osT srnool Tor Young Ladies, No carrolplsrs,
s.~rsesst se- Yorr Ifk.s establishment, conducted
~ ha1sms hII 40 10 sssssd ~ ne oss tascEed pro-
..or. N his err Dimes 70 e1oy s c0cntsncs q al
ihoss VIC rave sarustsd hsr dxa2htsI 70 her care
EysTy sttsunOu 10 psd 10 he Dorss and comforts Of ne
oa2sl- Ysrns DSasssss- fss house 10 spacious sh5
sss1fa~2hls- ie1 Las
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INSURANCE.
HARryOsp LIVE AND hEALTH INSURANCE 90.
CAyITAL 4 90 600.


v,rs caasT sPsi2ys nov soS sSSG f ssTa 9LraEo
.ao, Iis.. "a By ns hvOrsbIe pfoyisons % uhsif
charter arc .nsbsd y meet ne ~ans sn5 dfeanasasss
Of pubic, s believed more faiy 'nsn purely r'a"si
Ca he Joint s,Oes yrepls sy -i fran, insorsnes
s.ais.-sqalyAsnt q dividend 10 advances Of hsi
% Aatasl phDeps hoy VIII Psnt iasarsnse q les
for T.nsseans MAJ pas o. s sasnsss nssss %
me usa. heavy sIesnsss yios yearly ssrS bearing IN
Maa. nsassrs nave Ia s1diuou 70 the reserve fans.
leo spon s capital STOCK taoo snd ere ikas secured
beyond ths oondnesrey q sweepirs Iossss,
permits Zoe rssldsses VI IN he stoss dsps
neat al reasonable sdvsnee.
Jane. Dfron, wnism r, Hooksr, william D Esior
A. II. POuroy Chester Adsns Hemp ksnsy,
sa.as Cot Hssry rsSsin., 4 W sssisr,
"'''>A' N .1s C c. !. ~" William n xsisoa
ogyIcEss
WILLIAM T. Hoorss, Wee Yre'I
p.Sesls.. sapsianr ihs crineplss Of Lss insar.aes
sdss.sss Ossrsa - ma cengssy ssy ys 80. o.
,slsss :, We Assse'' sD@aSD HooKEa, Assat
3 Dodge. N D. Msalesi ElssiHs 10 M s,.ssS snss
HPFICE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE cos.
s.y aseiassd semi annual dividend q 10 ese. g.J
.; e s ~ .s' ,d1. si J. = S.Ekss
H.soi s 3 ..!7 g ''d ~s''''-s' ''A
n IN CYkDs W YIELD co n GIN s.--
'IIig Bills o. De Ussoa s<sa Of Dow ~"
4 s'r.ssa ~ as - AS''''''''. q VAN nUzgx
UousE, SHIP. rI9nzD add ssnd s'-'iAi1s 70
"a per- ''f safe ysus w. srsLo . co v ons.
y1t-ysgafyS; POwDEns--H ~ ees' s'.'H-
ID ssd . s var 's e ~ s z co css
nj rtsrff "a Il.
DHJrTfNG PAPEk.-A. t p 49, ~ ~ T'' ~ ''"'
4 ns any ff' csrnS ~. sssL0 90 " ciis.a
az sALfsBURYs-xhs sosss Of tss sssA
10 al 80 6fsrs4nl sszS ssss -
SLgEED rsEaEESw Z iii; n 5.is: e. e 'i' es.
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ftxu ELrcTIOS The two Houses net m JOINT
son on the ssh Inst, scG counted odi ths votes Tor
.sertor ard Lieut.; Cove nor 40 follow:
;or GoTeyror- Bell 1882; Wood, 5,7sf sihs
"a ,o-oo u,
ior Lieut. Governor Greer, ioS'9 Hsnder'on'
az. JohDssn, l.2-s.
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HTr.IC AND YREsCa-A

MUSIC AND fkBSCH.-A gentleman fsrnfhs
WI viii he Frscch language, and who 10 thoroughly
In some prys.e ianily % rssOectabs boarding house
his serTics voad b, fscsiye1 Compensation fs
be las tsagni IN tee bss yoaag ladiss scsce
mics and can furnish he bsH references Address A
husie- fdbQoe Occe- r2s 7assod
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTInIo- EsKpkN.-rx sslooas. sp.Sioos lob
~ hiss r.sressrn rccus. Ne are SOC eaeicssd tBi
rsoa-rpd aelgaaIy wtrm and eomfcrtase ~ sot air
s.ess ,!sIs ssas z s Ss. t sss
DAY I'D rnssy psS,' soe1 r $500, ne; y
Overture. Doa Pssca.i- poriretn oresesvs
As ssI ss,si 1909. az . .ss"
Alma ssu,. sorshsse Nrmcrinno. .. Sgnog 0uiS
Bsleore -. ssasS Nev.ln eissetie ..Sgns Avassars
D; osls.aaF,.....sa s,ss ssas.isssSs Card.
Ia Jsnise' sT.ri w.i.s rrois. ~ Nils s.rtis.
n Ballast md Nile Lshsaa-
Aasr uhich
IA ElLi.E Do RsefsENT
Mare zee. Sgas ssrssese Sergeant ....Ncss Aofasn'
n pE CHALVaEAU.
Deer. SSsa = ceoes p.rtOra.oc. :, e s.s an
u ROADWAY rHkkvxR--0oOrs spes Il Y; car
THE YANkEE IN ENGLAND,
Solomon swap .o asSsss , Carr hk HOra
aous Males hseset, hsie ,.,......his Olivia
S@,Sd :, 70 orss. cireIs "a r.rsas.ss Is
ssas Family ard vhird Circles. = e.s, 9ssssy, IA ca
1yTRTON,s rREAYsk-ooors crsa s q 70
D7cnnenes THIS EvsSlso. psss
TRs QUEENS HUSBAND.
2oo s...s SOISs sss ~, s ss:ss
ms. RUNBURrs SPOONS.
f"'i' srSroSs TS,.SS 81. sT plsTySrosS
Piecsiiliy ......... Barton srocshsm
JERSEY MONOPOLY
sampson yones Burton Mrs W sDai n. .Ars Hssess
cireis o. secord rsr - cts rvais Boxes . ana -
IrALlAS oPskA ssrosgLAcE ss.- nss.s
EVENING, Dec. : VIII Be performed ne gssnd Opera
MOOR Loel,, sis'a kpl. seuaees; Alice. sgnors
Avcgsdroi Edgsrdo, sik @ Fcrsi AsAlOr, SIG Rese-
vent.no' Arturo ssnet Pssti RsymendS, sisRot 0nss-
ccnSacsor ara director, MAJ Msrssses Costume. ~
Mr. Hocnrsnn- rnces q Admissso1 An ssals "a
boxes OF Parqasie occurred other foe he nlsh, ses-
son 81 50 Atmissicn On ne syshns Of ne perfcrmsnce
P,rcue;.e 81 Amphltheatre. - Subscribers sad
oh-rs are mosi respectfully informed hat person will
uadsr any circumstance - sjmllea vshoa delivering
The suics euforccrnea, Of The above rus sSsoasey
essssry. sox-cnes open every day NON A n gu
crocsP NJ Doors e-en Al 10 ecmmereer al
nAGNlFicENy EXHIBITION.
EyERsis
sRAsp original, sisasrIc sxMrs %
MOVING PANORAMA,
NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING, for shen ssasso
lNpreyious 20 being eIhihtei 10 Loodon a.
sTOPfANIS PANORAMA HALL
Brosd~sy corner of wslksr-st. Sney are 9sin'ss ~
1900 FEET or CANVASS,
being BY several oussod fess shs largest psansG 10 ne
NETWORK CITY,
CRY OF BROOKLYN, ...
' ras ATLANTIC OCEAN
qhs awful snd masulaseni scene OF he
Aston OPERA.HoUsE RIOT
The grand and mbme spectacle Of The Burning OF ne
Ps fbeate They have been nearly 'hres yeas IN pre-
P-'"'- $500 DOLLARS
Door open 81 ~ O'clock. Panorama moves II U pSe.
cisey Admission IS eens children under tao ycsrs 81
sg- bali prce. ~ sds'
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THE LAST WEEK
THE MINERVA ROOMS, 90 srosdwsy I.
~ RIfRR5S SEVEN MILE MIRROR Of the Lakes. nj

ATTHE MINERVA ROOMS, 90 srcsiwsy -
"A BURRs SEVEN MILE MIRROR Of the Lakes, NJ
assrs, ST. Lawrence and ssguenay Rivers This world
moving painting, covering nearly seven miles ofesnyus
and IrnI6fuy dsinssting 1900 miles Of tho moot piear
esqus and Historically Interesting scenery 10 America
passes steadily before the eye u The spectator fog space
OF two hours snd 10 perfect daguerreotyps Of all Nc
cities towns estaes ard other wonders Of Nature and
AT on both the Uatsd States and Canada shores from
Lake Erie the Calf 81 Lawrence, thsncs up the wd,
acc uded and Ssgusnay TIE Mirror commences
70 nc 70 "A O'Clock nighty Afternoon exhibitions oa
Wednesday and Saturday al O'CLOCK. Admiitanes u
cents children half price. r% i've
THE FAsCY FAIR. cRoTON HALL, Bows,y.
will BE- open Of lsss one week more. There 10 %
cessation Of visitors, and all swsy well pleased ~i
the hch prizes they obIsin. Open day and eyeonxG
to all M ~.
DOWERs'r sTATUAHY.--fHE GREEK
L SLAVE, USHER BOY, PR0sEHrINE and 0En
JACKSON comprising four Of Tho moe, besanfal wofss
OF ths sculptor exhibiting FOR his exclusive ben
al al The Gallery Of Old hssss Lyessm saidinss, s
Broadway $50.
rhess works together win NE pictures Of mo bcs old
masters form ch0coss and moss Instructive coscnoo
OF the worhs OF art evsr brought 70 this county
Ambulance 70 cents, soasoa nckets ~ osns. Opnn
RON A NJ until 10 r. " % ku
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ We see II stated Ia Pennsylvania paper
s4 Df. Mes, sWhlg Member Of ConsTei'' T" 50 '~'
s,5s.y 81 ., Isrrsbursh, that II 10 quite a'0
,.ster be will be able to be present al the
q, Of the House on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01

NEw CoxPASr.-A new military Unauthorized
company hss Just been formed under the title Of The
CANERoS GrARD, in compliment to J. O. Cameron
Esq They will parade for tsrges practice on New
Year Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01

i,bu q. Plsoohe Loco has been elected Lieut..
s,srn,r. sn1 LoDis Borde'oo tWhigl Auditor.
"a majority for EArmsDson, Loco, for Coos'e"
As Illd Di..-ict, over Stewart, Wig, Is ono
-, .scer'sined 10 be 54e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01

FusERAL.-John X. Sparks, late one OF the
Ninth Ward Police, died Wednesday OF disease o
the heart He vas buried yesterday, large number
Of hs former associates 10 the Department. ssstng
the ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-01

yIslr OF rHk DEAT MurEs TO TIE CRY
Yesterday, being the day altar Thanksgiving W.. a
holiday at the Institution for ths Deaf and Dumb and
the pupils about 225 In number with their instructor"
made sborexcursion look shout the City. They nrsi
visited the collection OF paintings at the rooms Of the
American Art, Union. from which they derived great
psAsure A,er this. BY tins Kind courtesy of the pro.
prie,or OF the American Museum, they proceeded TO
this extensive establishment and passed hour cr
tive 10 Viewing Its curiosiues At {? O'Clock, having
been delighted snd proh.ed by this episode from the
duties of their daily routine they returned in the Hsr
lem cars 10 the Institution.
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WHOLE no. 369S.
CITY ITEMS.
SATURDAY MOAN,

SArvSDAY MOANING, Dec. l.
APPOINrsESr TO Use MILITARY AcApENr At
EsT-PoINr-Hou- Jane. Brooke Editor Of the n
pres has set an example to PGS, men having ofhees
Z 'AeiF s that We ho2s sAsy vii noi BE- slow 10 FOL
low Mr. Brooks has the privilege OF appointing CO
te, to wes, Point and sss We hear been bessi By
many wealthy and iuaaenu. families TO Sss,ow i,.on
thsir rons This Mr. BROOKS hn refused TO do He has
given The appointment 70 the Faculty Of the Free AeAS.
envy, with instructions 10 bestov Il on the eaess and
mai daaarrirr itrtnnt
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THE HESRr CLAr.-This vessel, blrned some
weeks since nearly 10 ths waters edge. Will soon be
ready for ses ssain. The hull vu not seriously In
jared and the ressIsblshmsoi OF the upper and Int
rior works 10 rapidly prosrsssips