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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

INVALUABLE DIsCovERy.-The Inventor
Of VI Lane Nerniuge having disposed OF ms
right 10 his great remedy the proprietorS Mcssrs.
kldd * Co bee leave TO offer It to the American
public as the best remedy for worms ever offered.
1t has been tried in all parts Of the country and
eases which have def % the exertons OF the best
physicians, and never without the most complete
success. We caution parents against delay. II
your children exhibit the symptoms Of b liGg iron =
bled aith worms, lose not a moment, bat AZ once
purchase a bottle Of VI Lane Nermimge, aud thus
save them pain and perhaps their lives Sold by
PIP GREENE, and Sawyer & CO, Southport
s. Johnson and w DeBerard. Racine, Henry
Hess and A + Clarke, Milwaukee.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

k00 Enterprsihg young men of good ha il,
AoO wanted to operate in different parts of the
Western States. The best assurances will be gi, e.
that each one can with cash capital of from S5o
to $500. make in one year from $3.50, to $1,000
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word for it, bur
call and see for yourselves.
In order to obtain full description ofthe bust
ness and mode cooperation. personal appicatsoni is
necessary. w B. SLOAN
No. 40, Lake ST. Chago.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

THREAD the following in relation to Dr.
Jayne's Medicines, from f. d. Hll p. NJ, Dover.
Ky saws March 22d. 1917; There are a great
many calls for your Vermiluge, Carminatiye and
Alternative and also for the Expectoranl, of which
have sold the last bottle have customer who
Is using the Hair Tonic and there is fair prospect
olrestorng his hair The Carmina,ire Balsam is
highly spoken OF by those who have used it, but
there is nothing equal Is your Tonic Vermiluge-
it knocks the worms crazy. | gave it to one o.
my children, and il cured her of worms and the
Fever and Ague at the same time. Yours, &c.
T. d. HILL.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by ii. F STRIKER Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

NO PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTS. -
4 Brnthwates's Retrospect.-All The Nos
iromi TO "a. pamphlet form. and also in bound We.
lumes. Just received and for sale wholesale and
retail. at the publishers lowest prices.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

NC ALLlSTER'S ALI HEALING OINTMENT
WI and Hair Oil. Sold Wholesale and retail
at The propretor's lowest prices, by w B. SLOAN
General Agent. No. 40, Lake street, Chicago
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-06

April 6, is49
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

In the ar mt form tne outline 81 the ',,r -
quite obS loos
Toe upper ne cgrving upwa-i, f'pr-seu,s the
b-snci e.. AMI the lower line curving downward,
the roots. lie, us assume this, then, as the gen
e-sl representation OF tree rood strub or rsge
table ea'k hnd trace u through It's various com5i-
nations, "a PEE +Dlatq'4re character. ui the LAM
guage. Il must be otsosvei OF this as Of a.. the
parts Of the Chinese characters however. tntf 10
y dergces very great mod ncatiOns Of shape 10
Is several Tcappesrances Toe general change
from curved lines 70 thick, straight or angular
strokes. 10 passing from the sucientt the modern
style, aud the deviation resulting rom the care
essness or the fancy of transcribers, during long
succession of centuries notn referred 70, but
that modification which results from the position
Of the object in combination. and the number Of
objects which are united in the same character
Ii is the attempt of Chinese writing to bring
every character into about the same space, and
as they differ greatly the number Of strokes and
emblems the same object il sometimes mammoth
and sometimes a pigmy. It's condensed or pro-
oneed, widene1 or mario wed, according 10 the
circumstances Of its position and those vsrla-
riOus help 20 obscure the original design IL must
aso be observed that the important character.
ste strokes Of symbol sTe sometimes the Least
prominent ones m the same manner ss the flour
shes made by penmsn smong US are sometimes
mere sppendsges- letters themselves pre-
serving H. the midst OF al. the same general ont
ines by which the accustomed eye distinguishes
them from their ornamental attachments.
Il must still further be observed, thas while Ia
general the ancient character il fer more reliable
a. en- indication Of the original design. the modern
form sometimes presents some testimonial Of that
design, which the ancIen, one does not. This re-
suits doubtless. from the fact, that what We here
call the ancient character 10 not the most ancient
having undergone some modification before the
period to which we are able TO trace IL back and
that the present modern character has 10 many
instances descended from some different modh
cation OF the original OF which there were yarle-
ties in early times.
The ancient form n the following couples IL. IN
every instance, placed first or on the len hand
aud the m0dera asst, Or on the right.
No. > The next character below IS LIn, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

Taiswas probably the same character original
y IN form a. the preceding (ss It still is sub,tsn.
italy. IN the modern style though intended to
Symbolic a different idea. The desire 20 mark
this difference has modified the ancient form by
caryiug the upper transverse stroke. ard In the
modern form By slightly shortening It. The idea
Is that OF cutting o5 The top Of the tree as an en-
olem OF negation or priratI0a. NegatioH is the
cutting on OF astdie~eHt or snPp0Sfi)R. hence the
chronological relationship Of nee nor, noi) aego TO
deny and aec0, .tocut of-kilDin Latin IL would
take us too lar aside here TO 20 extensively into
ETY. biological proofs, that those no do not per.
ceive the natural relation of these ideas must &c.
eePt the assertion on trust or pass to other illus
trstIoDs where the design IS more obvious
No The other princips, negative word oil tue
language IA" Pa no, By no msdus. This is re-
presented likewise by a modification Of he tree
rfh fhe Pop en- titus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
4RR III

Tois il mslr IF the repeiitiii TIRE AID
the dssicn Is s, obvious - slwg,s Al. nave been
recognized. TIE addition OF sHotl tree a. The
top makes a character which signifies h'ekef
Ne. s. The next Is Fan, " hTdge, u sny0uEd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

,ads., doaot not to the process o. s'csa;iag Or
roitsAg FAX snd hemp 10 separate the Der from
the woody parts. The uPpcr portion Of the char
acter 10 extensively used elsewhere n sn emblem
for covering, canopy, shed Sc.
Noe The following are the two Orms, nclent
and modern. cor Pan. meaning root, ergtn, Nd
tire disgDsft0E. ssfcHfiG'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

This ia the same as the preceding. with the sig
nalizing stroke now drawn across the TOP ssd or
III smy Of the tree, point that out az the part
intended. The connection between the ideas Of
ertres1Hy and BRANCHES 10 shown By the fact th at
Te sometimes speak Of the 1r5ls. fingers. toe,
&c. 40 the eStrsmdsst ami sometime. az the limbs
branches of the body. Compare, also, the French
m, little, m, end. and MN iu6ne.
No. io. The next character is We ~. nj.
'sr not sst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07
DISCOVERIES IN CHINESE
A PAPER
PREPARED FOR THE

PREPARED FOX The
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY,
,xp Rad LAST rvgsISo. tsovrxBER o. BEFORE TIE
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

Il.ss tie same rude outline OF fres. with the
addition Of stroke aerosthe principal or tap root
20 direc, attention % il 80 the part in,ended-tAs
r55t Of The re. lCamps-s radical from radiI, a
ut. VITA fat sasnrai principal, ssse7-ia41
No. .. The following No. 1a >a4. srf,so.t-
y, 5-azckss. ltil<. ~ me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

the moaern form is much distorted. but the IA
,ient one is distinct
No ~. The next ia the luterroSsiiye negative
Gu SH aof,i L. ann, H0nHe. ard 10 represent
ca oy the same character with the addition below
Of the emblem TOR 4 mouth to denote the ids, o,
question, thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-07

tyNOUNCIS0 CERTlIN OBSEgI%TiONS AND UB-
COVERI6S RELBTlNG TO me PRIMITIVE SIN
sOLIC SIGNIFyCITION OF THE CHiNIsE CBAR
4cTKRS. on HRiTTEN BORDS TENDING To
ELLCIDlTE THK ORIGLN AAD DETELOPNENT.
md TO FACILITITE THE AcQtBIfJ0A Of THlT
sEaARKABLE fYSTEB or WRITTEN TANGLfGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
California Items.

The N.szsl P9tas WISCONSIN Trtbsas Of The IA
Nov announces the departure, s'sssd Of the schooa
e. Enterprise from that place FOR California sac IA
to - drawn 10 The Mississippi launched isto TIE
stream, ioAos iLs course 10 The Cali x Mexico sEe
scro the Cali 70 Chsgres Be dragged sercss the 18th
ne', take water sgain At PsusnA and 81. thence 81
rect for tee god region. Ssps are oesg tsAen Al
EAeoH', NJ Howard, Nd 70 form company Tot
California 1t IL 10 consist Of IS or % members -se
are eAeA l. subscribe e. 900 GArfison Brothers Of
- Losis have shipped frame houses 10 ~ a lei
IL sz-' saa The machinery and boilers fer steamboat
and ne- ss- nj 10 De ssili n Sacramento CITY
nUnseE Il citizens Of KsatoD O,is are about Starting
FOR Cal ornis TIE ss.p sss.AiE CAF, he ey ssi ed
tron New beclorc, Mass on 2ith Nov Wiz large -
sorted eArgo, consisting Of Butter pork, hams hops
sAi-ocsf, one seO< &c &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
prs,..tasain.t Austrian Feroei,y.


I,s runored here 10 the bes, informed circles
TIA, .t.n sTly day IN the session sresoiu,ion viii
oe introduced into the Senate suspeDdng all inter
course Of diplomatic nature with Austria grow
ing oot Of her bsrbsrous and brutal inbumsnlty b.
wards the HOng,risns. such proposition would
be fsvorably entertained by many Of the Wings
and would bs one Of the most popular propositions
that ooold be introduced into Congress- Tne sym
pstbies Of the whole United States are enlisted 10
behalf Of the Hungsrisns and their prejodice'
aroused against their henssh and brutal PerstoU
tors. A suspension Of diplomatic intercourse with
people who have set at defiance all ussges Of
christian warfare, would not have a deie'eroas
eHec. upon other Monsrchicsl powers OF inc Oid
Word. Judging from the tone Of Mr.. "eo'ter'
.o.sob st tho New Hampshire celebration in Bos-
Ton IL would no, be either strange or iDcons'tent
st seeing him sustain the measure. Gen Taylor
Il 10 said, will also go for It. ALMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NsWyORK. FRIDAY. NOV. 30.
rrhnn.far California.

r,eosxtuanl,er VI TIE 7rtbaAe 'or California,
Oregon .Od the Sandwich I'iand'' v III be publish
cd .omoryo.s, to go By lne regular mail Ia the En-
IRE City. Those who wish 10 ssHd or carry num-
ts,s Of ti, paper VII DO well tolesve their ORDERS
~ on Office today, ss on the sailing OF tbs last
steamer oar Edition, though avery large one IVES
early exhausted AID macy Of Our friends were to
oar gres. regret, unable 70 obtain copies.
1t viii be wei 70 remember tnst this pspe'
i. prepared especially f,r Csliiornis, Oregon and
the Sandwich Islsnds-sll the newsbeing arranged
tod condensed for the purpose with particular
care. From this and from other causes this cd
tios d The TJibase has a circulation IN Csiiorois
and on the whole PsciH. coast many times iargei
thar ,bs: o. any other paper printed ia toe ntsd
States. (See Advertisement a. TIE head oil the
leading column Of the first page Of THIS sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
d. ED

"a Issfses ssT o e s.-a,- q srs. KILEy Lrcf,
as-i 20 y-Ar- " '''- w
70. -e, o - a-I sf.-i ~ har.rx q.
az ~ a. , s'csck, n iron - W.stsrf.-r-s q.
- I-lf.fag zor.ns ~. a. = tysAz. .9sr AsRAsss
WOOD, as.a y.sr. 49, NA'A1
IS n-s's o. He .1ay respectfully srs.a "a
. so2ss " - he E-ra.1y. u Cz1Hoa
- 49,. .<ssos q 1erst, .rAe.g f.rsh-r
t--af sii-r-ppa NcT s'-r JOBS
u-siIf. ss-a = yesrs. % r--s,-ai q ~. Cav
~ .-l-s ar 80 81 b.
a. &c ' - - az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

FSOn Billie HoSDUkAs.-The schooner Sarsh
ROse, CspI s1rps, from BsHr- Nov H. reports tss
following markets Ness Pork. sl6 prime sl4 ass
Flour. - sppsisne. 3 s. Nay Bread, - Pilot
- % scgsr. - ssl2. and scarce nsss B-ef SIS
Cedhsh. s., Ries, - 50 Bsstsr. GOsasu Sd West
err. sis LARD. go NseAersl No 2 e.; Ssissle.
s5Gslo: white pise Lumbar. SIS yellow 90. so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
WIG MAJORITY
ynte for STATE Omcer.-lOhel

We find in the Albany EreHiHg Journol Of
Wednesday the tff;isl vote ofNew York as count
ed and declared by the State Csuvssser'. II will
be seen by the aggregates, and msjorities on the
State and judiciary Tickets, that Nec- York Is
Wig in her popular vote. as well as in the sew
erAl Departments Of her Government, the Assem-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

Ds. PAKEAAs.-Tbe singnlA, clssPPeararce Of
AIS gentleman irU. B5s.oz !, ssi4l mystery Th7
ssn=rs- oPini5n Is KAT - q ses. Three saoz-
SD eo4Fs reward Ia o5ersd for ary niorsfiCr tAi
saAl ed q tee Ero.sdEe Of RS ~s~resSos' Il sAve
4 as a.s leo nsriersd That sgm uiI - siVen for
iaf1fston that sssn eoage. the psrps;1iors Ct lie
d-Vd oss thousand j. 01srea ioT tt snpi- recovery
q ais bcSy Il d@.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

Fsox ST. JAeo Dc cUsA.-The bris Catherine
CSpi Scott arrived set ngai frOn 81 laso Dc Cssa
whence ,ss sailed On the liza last sAs erinss "a
ns-, q importance. Bssos's WA cal snd the n.T
kets overs;oeksd with ProVisioa', esPe Ally hsA fo
N5vs Scotia Evsr7th.ns sPPesrsd qsie' TIE prospect
q TIE coffee crop wss very tsvor~5le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

hEsHI CLAY IN PaILADELPEIA-Ou Tuesday
- hsnry Clay V.Esed private sehoOl and made q
neat sac Appropriate address 70 tee schO.srs IA uN
laased beautiful sizst 70 tAe great siaessI Ia
ierrslps aiEcs-i u lie sGucALoa u ths ycuss aac
oeTeisf BY Ia taocueE u his .sco the important
an hat . get ancers.ao1iag Is better nan a.
s-srehAetise Of silver. aas the gaia tAeTeof q Soc
so'a PalsasPAf kosEa American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

~ The BIS Of the Commercial Bank Of An
by aoo's tss dsnomias,ior Of g. are received u
DEPOSIT a; pa sy al The cny BsnsE Tsose Of ss sa1
aacef are Of Sse per cent Discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

TIE PKOvNcErows RoBsEKI.-At Province-
towa. Tuesday, Tie Two Lsrneds ehuge5 tn ROB
bisg TIE Provi1esiowa Wharf Company Of $4,000 n
bank bliiA waived examination, and were ordered
IL give ball in slooo sseh. Tor triA &c A2riL The
rnonry hss not hecn rscovercs yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

Se1.r5-f - e. I.ssc. NJ IssAEL 4 PIKE .. -.
- - s1si 90 Psp-ss Il.ss- cosy
- "-ans-eaJ s-1Eg SCI - haosrr q, Lsth-.sr
stsfe. - ~ \ } s,artft. ~ WILLIAM n WAIVE, =
hss Many sHfERs. Of th. Cfy -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
BUSHES NOTICES.

flLosThre- trs eisss entertainments here To- h,
Robert Ascaire-Gseils. and Red Gscme. Nile Berrn
a. izcreAse1 IL psoe sscr ~ Der graceful sni expre.
sivs ckse.ax Gssle Fr.8eois, Antoine Jerome Ma.
E-gs Ace hose syipcs L-hmsn acd her scsFcev es.
sec0m pasoed sister May AHrstte are ali well Iso.,
.sd sppr-ciatet. To morrow Might Sixnor L. n.an.s
o-ceft-!saisn Open snc Comic PsntoGins rae cou,
oisatOn-
rErrH O. rsr GALLop Id "a sad Lie IL cat Of sight
efOe Trss eaa pull % lls boots rss sn-r bat the
taih about JosGSs boots tes - r.olaly thu ro.hpx
ese In boots car Ovefks n Tssy are ss cheapest aad
bess 10 sss.YOff- rhis 10 Trgh's cry from MAGE 10
Nsxico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

GuASo.-The nvfyr4 De- beacoa says u is
esana,ed thai a. ie.s $4,000 have been expended 10
Neal county 11ri5g The present yesE so- GsaEo alone
number Of ths farmers 10 tie lower eoa1r-. q
Delaware hsse very successfauy sppiktu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

uosr MAN.-Lsr evening person Supposed
= > TIE missing D. Parkmsn OF 5o'ion N sae Us p
An Hsnr .tt-n vfll- sai IL at The police station
!, H.rleu, He /. described 80 berg tai, seu'e
-, ..,n, % - -e educated. sai states be 10 doc
t fro-a Boston st ether times ee says IA hota zoe
So. n N.inA The persons wh1 have s!n IN easrgs
,rtsps , iaioraa y. friends = telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

THE sFEAKERsHIF. The Warrington Lnion is
evidently alarmed at the prospect q the Speaker
ship it devotes some three columns u strenuous
effort 10 prevent the election Of NJ. Winthrop, by
proving that since lsn be IA, steadily voted
against the gag law sDi other ultra slavery meas
ures Perhaps the Union expects its arguments
to be especially powerful with the Free Sellers
whom il wants 10 vote fIr its own candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

- SAr.up. bat was stopped and tsken before jasbee
I .,srop. who bal hin ocsed up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

Erie i, II rapid progress, and good des q corE
BY patches on the Lake Shore Rarok5, des-
tined = tzaverIe tie whole S5uth.rz border e
Lake ETie ron Ba9so n Toledo, thas connecting
ne Western ~ Northern :erzin d the Albany
and Baf4o, NeE.Yo,z All Ere, P.;Sb1rEn sad
Cleveland, Cincinnati ara SG1--ssy. VIII re
Es.:ern tsrniru. d to Michigan Southern H'--
ros1. When that = emp .sts.. Chicsso X. &c
within q hours q NsT-Yoik and Lane lie
aben5oued 70 srirrs1ts s,d ne chtnciss.
The Nal srangsmeuts sre m: get pe1fc; CT
tn. great -ogta. Fer instance, the Absoy tx
vrs.s tain resche3 Bvfslo little before o.ciock
On Friday evening. and TIE Pss'enser' thereon
who had lef, View York On Thursday evening u p
oe'ook. come o. bo,-1 the fse steamboat Ansrcs'
Can't. Howe Ehica LEFT a. hour tster~ic' ard
l,,as5 q. here. sf-e- pleasant thcuz1 SOW Pas
SAGE. At la.t evening Bat tie great Eiiisrn
Nal 70, Ohio and a. beyond s ret here's ST.
king IA Buffalo, presume, for want q tine -
5i,s-.bote i between TIE srriTsl Of the Express
train and the Americas leaving ard, as sseve-e
b-ow .s, in as. niFht and bids fair % continue,
that Mails very likely 70 bang beck ine'e three
dsv. Thsis grossly wrong, and nlsi be re-
formed TIE Mai for this ros:e mlst he m11e ~
by s,eli q. NeE.YorE, bang AZ Boston p1'
IN special charge Ct ;he Nal Agent, OF ;ha cars.
who should distrbgte the Way Mai fo- Southern
and Western Ohio to accompany i and, immed'-
ately on TIE train reaching Buffalo, /; stosd be
sent a. once to the Ssndasky boat, vitbou. being
t.kes to the Buffalo Post OiFos a, a.. The cost
Of this need be nothing the advantage would
often be great.
The weather is still mid and sprug Ike II spite
OF yesterday storm and tie Vi ut gale which
has succeeded il bat there are row symptoms Of
a cold storm brewing. The better class Of steam
boats have been withdraw or are Withdrawing
from the Lake, and to-dsys gale vii tend 70
clesr il q sailvessals also p n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

NArcHtt This day received Invoice Of reAly E--
srodsred Crspe Dresses, iom he bees manufacture, I.
c,sloa Ladies' sie ioyiseG examine lhep. A.y a.,
truly beautiful SEAMAN MUIR
ms 81 81 Bros4vsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
BROOKLYN IrFMS

ANSIvERs.RT.-Rev +. L. MaG0OS aud Rev.
J. r. STONE will address the Bspust Sunday School
Missionary Association at their Eleventh Anniversary
In the Fifs, Bspt,t Church, Rev J L. Hodges Nss
sau.,t near Fulton) this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

DEDicATIos-Wc undertand that = new
Ne hodlsl Episcopal Church, si,us.ed three miles from
Paterson snd one mile from the Notch on the road
from Paterson % Bloomfield, was dedicated yesterday
with the uIual ceremonies Rev. J. Wskeley Of Jer.
.ey City delivered q sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

sUsPIcI0S-Odic deer " arb OF the First Ward
On Wednesday arrested VIM. R0oerison on suspicion
Of hsvins robbed John Matthew's Of &C. Ia gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

\ IHIEvING woman nam"d Fanny
Dsscor a seners thief arrested 90 "Wednesday
Bsht bv Of ers Freed and Brewer Of the Seventeenth
Ward tor stealing from the store o' g. w Lyon Con,
siderable property found 10 Der possession, SEQ
ged Ia the S,s,On H3use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

THASKsGlvIsG.-Thsre was very general OBJ
.srvsbce OF this festival yesterday Business was sas
pended soon after O'Clock. aud tina Churches were
well filed Every year shows more decided tendency
10 observe this holiday. and many occurrences o.
the occasion we shall rival old Boston herselt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

gy' James Milne wss locked up by cthcer
Wsinsr Of the Tenth Ward on suspicion OF breaking
inf, fha s,ore corner OF Chrys,is ana Walker sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

MAJOR GEs. JoHssOS.-The military visit by
tee oaicers OF the Brooklyn Brigade. accompanied by
,heir with various Invited cidsen' to the resi-
dsnce 81 this venerable and respected gentleman
pissed OF With grss, eclst Tho worthy veteran re-
we'd bis visitors with substantial aud refreshing Kind.
uess which greatly appreciated by the recipients
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

T.gGEr ExcURsIONs-Tbe Aolnsey Guards
Capt Il EVsr., mu'tefirg 50 musssts wen, ye.ssr'
dsy l. Bulls Ferry % target e1enr'ion- The com
paby highly creditsole 10 its turn out Inc fret
prize sss a silver goblet won By John AeGlynn. The
.ecoud vas silver cup won BY Edward McPhsen
TIE tbird w.s ma,kst won BY Joseph Daily. &C.. The
Carlyle Light GEGrd Cs2t Wiley, preceded TO Brook
7n....The Howard Gusrd, Capt. PhtBps, went 10 As
sora...Ths GInsrtn Guards. Capt 81 Hsrrisop
went to AsnhAtisayiIe al OF target excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

NLLAIsOUs AssAuLT Oa the Second .ssnue
hear T-enSists-st lsa banned Jotn Bray residing
IA sPrtrgss uesr Hgcson. vsy aid about 10 oelock
last evsnlnE and arssafslJ oe>ses- The object nuss
lave been Plu-aeF a. ss knew zone Of The ps-ri, .
Vale sowS. from blow. oes q his ..ssGnts bti =
piece of IA bip q. he received s-riozs 10 aries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-30

DscHARGED TEos CUSTODY .-Marzxei Ard
AeIAn1eF Michel vtose srres, yes.erdIy On sasp.
eioa u ssTaE committed burglary, h.i exsul,n
tion b>iore JGsaee TnPs9o sad were hono-ably q. !,
charged, ID evidence essss secGeed 10 erinnse ta-