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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

BOSTON. llh.-ARRfvEp. ship rnel. Liverpool. 6ih
August 1i passengers scfrs Fame aud balloon, Pnlt
de- pts. Jasper New.York, snip Francis Whitney, New
iurs Nrgs MUluJse. Isusirr. California aud s. Law
rsrcr Philadelphia, schfs kntn Atkins, Norfolk W =
Curh-if Mary Or0t01. } Horton Berry, J Randall,
I0u. 40 Pr0vncrfowu sud Fhou. Of Mornst0~u, Phi
airlpla. MARY lem. smyrna, Del Montana, strHton
and perlr. Albany CLFARFD bafsa Harriet T Btrteii.
SMYRNA. Ma-sasoif ,uuuami brg Acorn, Phiisd schra
Planter. A nanyi Luui.a aud & Appleton, New-lolk
NENBUhlfOkr. llth-ARRiyED, schr Heron, Phiia.
SALEM. I1ln-ARRrffD. big America. Phla, schf-
Sea LION h chnond Susan Wafdweli, FniB. SAILED,
.hiQ Palma. California
NEW BEDFORD, lGh-CLyAREo. ship Cicero, Indian
Ocean. SAILED. sclr sarah. New. i0r.
PROVIDENCE, l4h-ARRvED, schrs NJ Brown and
New Haven, Phils. Norwich, Albany q G. Tanner.
Rondout SAILED, schr Ralnsow Phiis sloop Pioneer,
Rondout
BANGOR, lifh-ARsyED, ship Charles Cooper, Boston,
BOB Iuad flr .lifJrrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

~ The crowd Of intelligence which reached
Us yesterday from California well Europe enables
Us 10 furnish the readers Of The 7rbins this morning
with variety Of interesting such a. IL not often
served up a, once 10 any country our Supplement 10
especially rich. II contains one full page Of Intelligence
from California. part Of which was furnished eN'
elusivey for Tie 7S1aHe BY gentleman Who has just
returned from san Francisco; there are also several
letters from our correspondents in the gold country
and on the way thtbor. which will be resd with NJ;
tere.t especially by those who have friends among ibe
god seekers o. the other page Of the Supplement
are the desls Of the from Europe good part Of
which il translated expressly for the The Tribune from
our French and German papers, and al Of which is
arranged with great and labor. Al the same time
our regular sheet is d with news Of the most inter
estDg kind II anybody knows where more good
reading can be had for fro cents we should Ike to
hear Of H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
OREGON.

L. :. lidlis 10 Offkohs
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Baio MAaY AsD Ellen, a. Sea,

Correspondence ~ The Tribune
BzrG MAHY AsD ELLES a. Sea,
Saturday April - l-i3.
MEssRs. EDITORS. Messrs. H5eiaad & Aspln-
wAA OF New-Y0rk have the contract, as you are
aware. q carry the United states Mai 10 steamers
from Panama % Astoria IN Oregon. TIE steamers
Panama California aud Oregon were built ior ilis
purpose. and for this service the contractors re-
ceive 100000 per annum. This discovery Of gold
ia California has cs1sed m1ltitudes or persons %
assemble 4. Panams, where they are waiting for
passage on tie steamers. The mail Is therefore
brought regularly only to San Francisco, and the
stesmers. instead Of conveying i up % As,oris,
are engaged in the more profitable employment o.
conveying passengers from Panama. The mail 10
the mean time s either not sent TO Astoria az a..
or, II 3d. IS sent Up .r.egu.arly by some .rsnsien,
vessel. and AZ the cost OF 4 few dollars Tor dong
that imqerfectly for which the contractors receive
many Thousands. a large Oregon NAL. containing
much official matter hsi accumulated IN tie Post
Ohce a. san Francisco a. the time Of my a-riys
there OF tie Is.l inst. One Of the mai steamers
vas in por. 81 he time, and had been during sew
erai days il TACT loag enough - have carried tie
mail up 70 Astoria and 10 have returned. Tie
mail nigh. have been pat on board TIE Mary snd
Ellen At east; bat this not done By the agent
Of Messrr. HJwiand 4 Aspinwall a. San Frarcisc7
TIE agel; Tor the Posi-Oiics Department for Cali
fJrlis and the agent OF tne same department ioi
Oregon had both gore 70 the gold miass 50 thai
from variety OF causes which l nigh. describe
BY appropriate names, the people OF Oregon are
rut kaiv ~aoarvs rfaf- rnrffs
have thus written upon the subject with the
hope Of calling toe attention Of the Government: &c
the matter, 50 that if the Oregon mails are ROY de-
livered the contractors may a. least no. receive
pay. Yours &c. AcaLLKs Ok HARLGY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

iwSAlthough We this morning print supple
ment we are compelled to keep back some Of the best
things such the regular letters OF JuLFs
LEcIEvALIER, UUGH DOHKErY, and our Frankfort
Correspondent, beside letter from Paris about Mo-
del Lodging. Houses and Workmen's Associations d
letter from BAyARD TAYLOR, describing his voyage up
the Pacific coast; i've s'x most instructive letters
from Oregon and a small regiment Of California letters
also wait their turn, and will appear promptly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
Busfle in TOwn-Dcserflon Of E-corf-ProJa
bic Failure Of >urycy-Haudlui Family.


san pIE5o. Cas- JAY 81. l-it
Gz,rLME,. AIS .so atel ,oa4 is ..-1wlas .-
is Spanish .ehar-y. Toe American and Mex
can ConmIssioners. appointed By ihsi- respective
o .verlmeuts to run the boundary uls between
the Q -lt-d les a4l Mexico, have met here
a i,eisa and oastie-slrves c-s. sscret,r.s asfiol-
0.utrs COIN ulsslllers. u-lt.rs, and soldiers. are
assembled t1getrer rel-ue. On Nrat a Clio.
r..ls epoch .lr -a1 .l.ee 1esuriu.s sisters. -4l b.
IS Do has Lot iea1l OF tne alllli iauly, il.u
Cope e.. Lucas % Sau Ers1c.s-o bs. Toe ~e4-
OH, -suor NalIIiI IS aroNn ny a- ID ~rs bee "a 1o
re.le-ss sl.h important service 90 C1mmoao e
Sl0catil. ourilg tle war Dub OsI.or-il. ali ia
whose house tle gallant Commodore mrt With
hos aIta. b aud welcome Sroul. tHc es e 90 an.
layal oil ser 40 dat time on the Psci-c meet tbs
. mlsg strike cn0ld "a his memory ~nicl Wi
awaken him % tine recollection oi some happy
hours passed IN the gay "ianaanso AMI 'cout-a-
dan e.
Wei. the Commissioners have met, "aad what
then poo Why that We are hers-ay, aud i-e
Nknly @ remain here. " here $ our escort l-
Echo answers. Where Some time since
the Mexican portion Of them numbered ABOUT $50,
there are now perhaps about 100. Ia our Amen.
can company, numbering when they r.scned here
81 men. they have low sersH. The company W IS
disoanded this morning and the sesen transferred
% ether companies. The night before last 50 oi
the Mexican escor. "gamosed The suO1rtila.es
of the survey, though not absolutely deserving.
have & -hty leaning thal way. len cann.t
be hired here. snima.s cannot uc procured, nu1
the great clutsm1 lted survey .o0ks extremely
" like the besinuius Of toe end.
Under existing circumstances tho Rio Graldt
o1i have been the starting point. The mines
are opened and thousands are rushing through this
country To the treasured valleys and mountains
Ran hes deserted, the vineyards and gardens ln
waste-R here the owner Gone 90 the mines
I should not wonder if commissioners astrouo-
mcrs, surveyors, snd al, should go there by-and
bv W. ID 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Receipts b. canal tortis past a hOnrs-f LoUR
600 b1is. WHEAT, none. CoRN, 1000 bushels
Flour was In moderate demand, and price. shade in
sv0r oi buyers We quote common state and Mixed
Western ~ - s7 ami Straight state and Western a.
81 l2i as % and at g. 2515 37l tor New Genesee-
The sales amounted 10 about l.UOJ bbls. WHEAT was
held above the views OF buyers. Good Genesee was
held 10 9c Corn was good request A. lower prices
aud 1900 bushels sold A. 81 dj9c for Mixed
Western and 80 tor Flat Yellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
Manchester Corn ainrket..-sfrr d

Tie weather though occasional showers have illrn'
continues favorable for harvest operations latlr iced
bv fs crrlnsisrre lrd f.f dfnref-Inn prevailing n ti
of he leading markets. OF tie Kingdom DE traie here ns-
rsmsred without animation. flr grtai~sl ctunun being
manifested biz me dealers and bakers 100 heir purchases
IS ill are m-rrg extent f0 supply thelr lufllar
wants I.o -tes. n al arices % The Trade tnis morn
r. Drers very angu.d y. prices D.llE merely nomlaa
Pr some Nurilk household FLOUR maze pa " Wo"
sirr Dr. American lie is passing snd no sales are re-
------ u ~ ----- ---- u ln---N COW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
HUNGARY.

The Latest inteiilaens e-hiehN interesting
In the Berlin N1fosal Zsirmg Of Aug >, ne latest
isie itcic is later news ana more complete exEana-
,oas respecting he act operations Ct iho hunsa-aA'
lhan We ina IN either ihe London OF Coosue lspers-
We q n,la,e for Itf Irbaas as I'll. ows.
According 10 tie latest sivcrs we Rave received u Is
more ihsn probable lhst a. ne very ccavoesloa % De
Hungarian DEE al Ard parties were formed. bob
snoug the Deputies ard song the Generals o. ,as army
One Of Aese In view Of Tie immense excess o. oice O.
the part Of he Imperial allies, The aecicsd reTersss 10
Trsnsyvsrs ard lie desperate condition O.; The southern
army wAcA viii ne exeepaSa o. 10 single eoIps q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Blythe steamer Empire Ciiy We have papers
from Honolulu to July We ind little news Of inter
est The Z. s chip Ohio Com. stubaus, arrived.
July from san Francisco. Her otisers made up a
parse Of $40 ior the sesmaus Chapel a. Hao Good
health preval- % b ne .lIp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
Gln.gov Iron Market.

We have letters from This cry dated August 81, laf
rI thI lchilf1rm 10 that Tie Pro laos market " as "
0gf ay ana That fte husne-s wh- going forward
The nominal price quoted at 49, ud for Ned numbers
COTTON cualllr gla but l..ders sie rtl-r hrm % i
price Goods and sKNsNe in fair request 40 i prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
PRysTs ADYlCES 70 THE TRIBUNE.
TELLGR8PHiC AID EXPRESS A1hS
from our Liverpool agent,
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING.
IRELAND.
lnIe.I lnIelliEeure.

LTrar1oL : p --.l IN
d. Gray. cfftc Fr.t--r's J.ara1 is 80 lo-ser1etls
wi-- 1e Lord Nsg.r of u-1l1. respecting scne o,'ef
r.r..l ci ile la-ter re.-ect.f. change =" .-l -il
c-1- lcr.ss iL- -ra. tlr.zll NJ trl Or. nf HisJ
"a. t-- Lord Hsyar .sr Who i1 tts turn, f..s ne
Opponent f1sf boz treats lm ai-l ll.- nee and 81
tmur Ile a-s.r - pa--v Gre. and REACTS -ni ii-
-------- L. IL -------. Il -------- Z ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

-YENcUsF- IHlrsdlY -tpIemltr n
The great STATE FAIR las ended sui tho row q
IS rapidly dispensing Professor Johnson delivered the
annual address consuming an hour and half in its
delivery To vii bee published l the papers on ~atur-
day &c was an admirable production.
The military had grand review. General Wool
and Governor fish were prcssst The Central CRY has
mot the expectations of her numerous friends abroad
The editors present ln the city are holding meet
ing This evening I'M relation % the restoration oi the
free postage IaN o l-is for newspapers witain thirty
.. ..f ..lI.|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
FROM THE GOLD REGION.
GterIand EmIgranL..
Correspondence o. Iae Tutlrs.
-.--..--,r. --rY. ..-E =. u

-rcs- cadence % 4le 4r.r-re-
sAc1AxENro CRY jay =. icil
slcs .ld'c.ios ny i-s- letter. touching tle
overland emigration, / f-vs net with ar Jan's
Stewart, oae OF che foremost Parties Thou i,--
s.. Lsls by The Sa. Lake route, d ile Va! o.
t-e Aorl0l cat-OI.
ST.. stewart gives very uliaV1-to aces 4-s %
tle -rc.t 0liy Cd. ell-r--ts W.T.. arc v.l-I. s ,--
tlre- wl-as trEge. u. t-ls phase. Tic stat- .lli
rrt zen VISIONS 90 the Hll.- carasa- - ll ever
cross tie mountains. F.. u-e --'t GO tre u .ae
ulrlter are lblr11nc1 s.reafy and tae lrll.l S
ere beng uscl O. P4cS ln lrotl-'c-s s---c.--. b.
sl.t..l life.
Fl-o-e ll-1l-i niles si.er they re--l el Ma
p Rifer. nos d spear 0i srsss co-.d De- 'lllt g.
Sustain tle ca-i.-, AID tl11sA--s le.isA-l .---te
reaching the c.-E.
Few ~ uo-e ol Gle ea' grants have died .
want .f 'o5d. oar tl-I s---..s ..-l "a as 90
Wlte- have teel intense. lu -.-ly pisces .l ,-c
desert parties were compelled O. t4-y t--use.'es
Oh tt- SID Vi io .l-.. l---s -.i -Eat tll rs.---
o. tick 'nclls 81 4l ee-. ol ll search o. water
Bat .olc have c e.. al mes. o. tls pa-t 81. .---r
a9aaco4.i- everything o-g provisions, = .. be- -l-
bed o. reach here f. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

- FOR sels -aph.e o. sf-,s5 reserved b tu' i,'
Eralirs Edroa % yesterasy. s,s .--s; Page.
Baruburncr-' Convention The Union
Agreed TO.
sHIUNI UIrIlIIH
LAsr EVENING 81 SESSION

o., discussion .ast eFtr.n- Was ilrA'f ca-
trl.f urti 3D. e'cc.S. v.rn sa af. llune.t t'.k
place anal it.. morning Nr. b al tlrcn c...cl ile
debate - ..-aes. speech 4l na. I'D fl4r Duration
3D. avor 90 accepting me proposition 80 the Syracuse
H. .lFrr-ou.
Nr l4rts srlerlrent o. nominate i-.I .cset ai
tta flnnulrefs Hts frfn voted rron sn1 rejected 1y
Yeas - Nays oh and tne res -l9n accepting BE -ai1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

R.ctp'' rfia tie pass 30 l0ars -iLoUR. 5000 b1is.
WurAr, - 900 bush. toAN, ~ 600 d0-lh-re IL d
good business doing n ILorR and GRAIN With sales %
fLOrR no previous rates. The mafsct for ths latter
vas steady with sales of white Monroe NJ -la.H lc
Toe sales amount f0 1900 bushels Mixed Western
CoHs sold az 9c 10 which 900 bushels changed hands
Ir...nfa fa.tsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
liverpool Corn lIarkei-slIr. /

TIE weather confines sl tta- rcul 1r desired TOY
securing .lr grain crops The market therefore i s.
sn.r u and very Itle business sal- forward in l-y
ar,ire " - frafe Prices continue o. have declining
tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Glrllnliil- l.-cnne.

Trio following account of ihe escape Of TIE partisan
leader is given by the Oaaiore Of Turin, and shows
thtt che report of MADAME Ganbadis death .s inccr
r.ct We translate flr Ife TribHnf.
Garb4.8l las written io i.f man-r 81 Nice, that he is
ss'e aud sound ai Venice with Dis family end bis low
rrs Itsunirue Coat ore of hs con. went 20 meet Am
with an American Vesfel Hs oldest sou. wl' bears the
name of Meloii Irhl.8i ia hlt eight years old BE
was with l.m. as wei as ayognger pod. named c.ora
hIs lue daughter Ieresti, aai bis wife. During Gle
march ifom Rome l1 Venice, which s about 10 l 'es ne
-ni tle French once. arl ile AIstrar- four times Tie
Frester para the aen who had ued tm were uu-
able bear such fatigue a.i either vcl home i1 their
'am or lail down ils.r ODD ile Territory gi san
Msrro.
however ney took care 90 project tAe em1arAaton of
.tslr Chiefly drawing upon tem.eses the attention Of
the A1stuans which they dd by performing variety oi
evo'uions Doe neighb0flng molria.ls Gar14.d Kept
about tvo hundred men determined TO live OF die win
hm lie ioos ~ .h m si ile prisoners in Che ials on
the road where De- passed. and r1i them The red un
forms of his soldiers Al Ces-lsfco hs em1aIAcl them
on board fe largest vessesie could tnl and Trey poe
out ol ife n. .els T.e Austrian slps ai once gave
chase Al ine same tus Oarla.dl ln ue ishesi crait
was sailing along in shDal water Three uneste Dad to
s-ea ile shore i0 letlIAr. aler~aI Thus Pee passed
through thousand pe.|s sli arrived 90 Brento.a Tie
Venelans being Informed beforehand had seat there some
email vessels % mett tm. During ihs whole quincy be-
maintained very severe 4.cpAue fea men were snu
because, they were found have l their knapslcAs ar
der of the rcl Nouugiro ol fortune. and cares
..ffIn = n if1 lIr antique
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

SrEAMER HlBgRNIA.-The H0if1r Record says
thst the third Day after leaving Halifax for Liver
pool the leak became that the captain de-
cidrd on putting about ami running again for this port
Fortunate Vas 70 be did time, Tor arriving yesfe
day morning the vessel was deeper Ia the water than
when she let The leak bad evidently gained last
that Notwithstanding the power Of the pumps IL was
OBVIOUS the danger u the water reaching and
nm gushing the nre was imminent and II had
tanned that hight the noble vessel and All she carried
would have soon shared the fate 0i the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

The FLOUR market Is Duh Od brands are
selling ~ cd suGARs and CorFE arc both quite
arn. WHISKY = duii 40 2lic.
InerlYer De- stationary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
lI1nchc.lcr Good- nnd ) arn llarIeeI....s 81

Tire msrkrt. which was dub and illn.lnie dlrne ne
early part , le wees, Improved ol t-e receipt oi Che
O..IlaUl rrws
To-day there DO more activity. and holders both Of Ool4
and as aa trfner boz tlr oler.Alls bile me drlii
flr as lar. hos decreased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PnfLADEIpHrk Ilurstav

Correspondence n The ITiTlne
PHiLADELPHIs, Thursday, Sept 49,
There Is me little inquiry Tor FLOUR tor ship
ment an Loo 10 loo Dbl. ground have been
for mat purpose s. including lot yesterday tfe
less RYE FLOUR has declined 10 ct = bb a. which
several lots have been disposed Of CokS MEAL IL also
&c Dol lower 1000 bbls Pennsylvania sold al about
~. GRAIS-There IS not ~ much inquiry for WHEAT.
nuf prices steady Sales Of good and prime red ~
1854 IObc g. bush, aud white A. "a 3c CoRN-Several
sales of southern yellow have been made Al tjc OARS
are n fair d-mani sales " to 1000 bush Southern AZ
lllc and Pelrsy al 41c y bush Tn SUGAR there
Is srvy. and fie sales referred ye-ter
Nep Orleans. sld jic g. % for Porto Rico The C0II0S
market quiet hut lAe few transsctons making
f prices MHfskY-caies in both Dhls aud hhd. x7ir
SALE oF sr0cks --FUsf B0Wd-ij Penn 4 Ono Canal.
~. Pima Bans, 1919 Cnes Del Canal, Isl Mercl
Manu- b. fus0ursh, % $500 Penn &c. a. $500 DO,
s7s. s47Or 90. llf
,.o3at Roa,d-J0 Girard, l2i $40 Phls d. H. l04l
~ ~ Read, n 5000 Read Bls6 %, 50, So 900 do y
$500 tcln %, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

oOURPHlLADELPHIA sUBscslsEEs-Persons who wish
10 be regularly supplied win THE TRIsUNE will please
.eags their Al ZtEBEss Talrd.sL below Chest,
Hl where single copies are also for SAFE Immediately On
Ias slTiYs. Of .as nsw.York bost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

CINCINNATI Thursday. Sept, 49,
We have to announce the death of ALBERT O..
DAY. late publisher of the Enquire, who died last
NIGHT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

~ We have opened our STOCK Of New Fall MILLIN
EkT and FANCY GOODS. sTONIER K co.
% In 80 Bowery, opposite F.alst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

I"E STEAMSHIP FASNr ASD TaE R0rND IS
LtNrEEs-lle N-c-Or.f1ns Crescent ot the 81, ssys
ilis vessel Is teliiui "a ia iha pflcamsla % Con-
nalel AAad1 20. a. t.el Jig o. zoe hound islanders
learn THIS iloralrg d Fanny belongs o. per
sons "oo are IN no T4y connected n The secret *.
pcli1oui mat she Is DIV oens repaired By her o~n-
els iel purposes purely commercial al1 ma. % . ex-
pecteG axe N.L 1e chartered b. the Government 10
carry EouE And osaeE pFos1ee 70 Tampa Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

There is but iif.e inquiry 1r American Securities ard
prices PRE- not sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

Paris ,Ioney llnrkei....FsipAY Aug 81.
Tie Balrse confines active, end The transactions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

n sH,wls OF al kird.. rs Paid, Blanket Brocae.
Canton Grape. rhibs. Lace. &C. &c. Mauuas ani VI.
ties Boa large quantities. and AZ low prices. are offered Co.
day. hy iIrcucooS LrApBFArss. lr Broadway corner
of L-onsrlst where also may found the richest assort
ment of De Laiaes. silks. Cashmere Manu.!is &c &C.
In ihs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

London Corn .sAryaDAT. Sept I
There uol any change 20 report 10 the Corn Marke'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

WIGS AID TovPsEs-We would call the attention OF
eiuzers and strangers, requiring Wigs aud Toupee. 10
recent improvement Of most Important character IN
vented oy L PHALos, iI Broadway, corner u Dsy.s,
under The Franklin House. They be seen At bis Hair.
Cu.lng Rooms where may be seen the lsrze. AMI be.
assortment 10 lie city. .Alm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
American stocks

Havre Cotton lIarket....TEuEsDAT, Aug 81.
TIE msrietis rot active aud bui AlLs dole since yes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

IAN meeting of the Democratic WINK
c-.s,aI Commiuee held Al bfosc~sy hol'7 On
s"s.ssy evening Sept 4. lc49 The following feso-s1on
wa adopted.
p<,sa That tie wig Electors Of tie several WARDS
-. ,o..ted Id assemble on Tuesday evening. sept II.
:, "a al heir usual beaeq sfief- Or ~ 'ucn other
-, al dag ard such other pisces, and In slcn man
a., . M " AID C0mnliiee nisy direct, except ne Frst
y. -e,s "a rnird a1d ska WARDS. who shall eject
g. b. xses ecn o. meet Id Convention n iteif re- r.
- I.,sle D..ircis and one 10 be e.ects5 from tle
ID .frrl Al l4rre ny esch COuve1uOa.
ne Cosv~suon u me Firsg Assembly District 10 NEE
A. ape Hotel folionst On Ihsfscsy' %7'l 'Ns a. =
rs- Convention Of Second Assembly District 70 meet -
ne Norm American Hotel corner bowrfY nno nsf-fo
A.. go Tbsrs44y h 0-t u O'clock. to cci Der iar
10 regr~.sui tnsir Assembly Distinct N NJ $40 CDn
100 be held Syracuse On Tie On cay o. september
70 zl6pHAR MILLS VA. eies,es chairm.a 20 place Of
Henry T. Dawes, resigned OERAED o1gfNLsASi "a
elected fret Wee Chtifnen, 10 p'-c~ Of L'ynof Mll.
elected Chairman, s1o BENEDICT Laws Jk wa e.ecl7o
second Vice Chairman 10 acr Of Gerard st1ysesanL
ZOPHAR MILLS, Chairman.
GERARD STyvEsASr, yt.e- ssf.os.r
BsSsDicr Laws, a. VICE
W.T. ws X s r.sSes Secretaries. 90 1918
~ Alta Regular Mertiag of the Defnocrnilo
Wbix General tomnittse. he'd A. ne D'' 49,, :,
Hue 90 Tuesday esehnf' ne '.n MS ''0-
K-.o.4iOn. we're uranffn0u.ly adopted
Whs0sn, HsNKY r. DAVIS, 20. hs been ~" I.
from me yfes.uf~ Of pubic danes % fe.gn ne sn ~.
hOnofsbi4 uusi Of Chairman Of the Democratic DIX zen
era Conmiffe4-iler~iOfes
Rss9issd Thai d. df DAVIES 70 nave fecoknI-o
courteous gentleman, he impartial ara l-s pfrsi4
cf -~r the firm slesdfast AMI fehsple hf-Nisr in
eoIn - energetic IA scton, and devoted 70 me best e
~, ~ Thai We rsyIet 10 be- deprived Of the a8va'
tsg-s Of having experienced tacucan a. The head al
R,sotsd That We tender him orr respects. aud that b.
has best wishes for NJ h.sltt snd property
ZDPHAR MILLS, Chairman.
CFRApD sTUyyssANr, We. Z .f,o.e.
BfseDicr LEWIs, Jr ''11-0 '''-
JostfH X IsfLYs, : Secretaries. .f,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

SUGARS FOR PRt.eEviNc. FisE Teas. Ac.-Wo would
Inform our readers that 3D. towLFH hes IN store srge
and choce assortment Of whie and yellow refined ard
other sugars suitable ior Ir,sersing which he Is Offering
NJ very low prices Also. choice Tea. Groceries ant
foreign Fruits. &c. our country fic1ds would io we'll o
give him call HIS stores a.e 2jo and is Greenwich
and Nesey and cor. Grand sni Clinton 80. "a q
To rHE LEFr, WHEEL l-Merchsnis and others when
they 20 down business In tho morning afe re-
qlesled 10 wheel 10 he len a. he American Museum and
passing along Anu-st far %. aie ITO step n there
and examine the cheapest assortment Of elegant Boots
sui saoes ever offered In New-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14

- CoUSraY MERCHANTS are Invited % an examination
u store BAs Cards, &C. suitable Tor every vanegy OIL
goods, a. OLIVER BsorHgR's steam Printing Establish
meat sua Building, % Nsssaast corner o. Fulton. D.
signs o. 81 Aads. A.. descriptions Of JOB and Card
Printing executed Neal Quick and Cheap.!l sI32t.