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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

= me pTIce OF pacAages u gUaTtsT Ilcets only,
ad vertsed above.
msoners appointed r this purpbse) BY the Governor Of
Maryland i'll an cases sent Correspondents
9-5- Letters always strongly and carefully sealed
The purchasers oi Packages Ut Tickets seldom
than chances against then drawing package
the capital prizes and package may draw our o TINY
highest prizes Twothird IF the prizes sold Pack
ages 1ftickets
= Please order few days before the Lotteries dra.Al
ord-.s punctuallv answered bv tAg return mails
Persons distance from B8tm,e who wish Fortune
Buckled their Backs Will ina that onv necessary
to enclose the price, laid down schedue
package single ticket the truly ortunate far-aned
and old established house Of
PYFER & CO..
No. llGHT-SI Baltimore. Nd.
July 2-lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. YESIINGS Il IlNENlRuIS

Wnch they have made arrangements to have
short notice WATERHOUSE 4 POTTER
Store formerly occupied br WHlTTEAioRr < Co
Three doors below T. d. Jennings commission store
April 9-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
DRY @OO-DZa

consisting part OF Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Yestings
Cassinett. ued Cloth, Jeans, Sc &c.
ASp-clnsantlv hand, choice assortment Of Ladies
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats, Caps and Shoes
all ofwhich v i'll be sold a reduced prices.
n GUGGENHEIMER.
L. GUGGENHEIMER,
Dec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
Clothing Establishment.

rEHHEsubscrbers inferred ccprtnership under
Il tie nlmeand style Of \. GUGGENHEIMER $ Co.,
OF the purpose OF conductinga
General Clothing Establishment
They hand large and handsome assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
Of all kinds, adapted the present which they offer
low cash their door u X. Tvree osce,
Main Street Lvnchburg. n. GU(TCIENHEIMER.
T GUGGENHEINIER,
S GUGGENHEIIER.
Dec is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
General Clothing Establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING
Old Anker Boiling Cloths,

THE subscribers have hand large stock Of Old
L Boiling Cloths, No to TO- which war
ranted genuine sale. Those will do well tt
give call before purchasing, determined sell
a low prices PETERS & STIGLER.
Nav SITS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned viii the business hereafter
Il der the name and stvIe Of \. GiUGGENHEIMER s Ca
the old stand of the old firm They have now and vii
continue to keep. handsome assortment Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
ROSS C4SJ IRON MILLS

OtSIS
THE subscribers have received four Of Ross
Iron Corn Mills. which offering acc0mmoda-
ting We would simply OF this
Mill that farmer miller who has sufficient to
ought to be without it II Is verv simple.
cheap and useful machine and has failed please where
il has been tried.
March Is .Af'N L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

IN STORE, ON CONSIGNMENT, AND FOR
1Sale-6 bbls. HerrineS.
quarter casks Pale Cherry inc. very fine
chests imperial, gunpowder and Young hvson eas.
MAY ITS LACY s GARLAND
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

hsy. therefore have more reason IN recommend hr
with fall couienc and ak Ii favor of an
Wishing E1Jd instrument. tn cam ana tuer stogk
before purchasing elsewhere. their establishment,
NOS ~ Y III Eutav-st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19

Cravats STOCKS gloves srs bos1ms collars hose handker
Chiefs money belts, night caps, purses wallets bows belts
guard chains dressing gowns walking canes III great vari
ETY., silk ana bingham umbrellas. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
THE MARINERS COMPASS

TMPARTlNG confidence to the Bold Sons Of Nentune
while poughing the stormy seas and UNITING bc nati.
of the world the Bands of Commerce created far les
sensation The world than have the GLORIOUS deeds Of te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-19
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
the style and firm of
MATERHOCsE & POTTER

fer the purpose Of conducting the Clothing Furnis him.
business They be- leave to Invite their friends the pu
lie generally, to call and their stock which are
ana desirable hey will be constantly receiving fresh sup
p ct tie latest STYLES Of goods which they pledge
f. sell as cheap 1r cash the article purchased
he tt -rrln1r hl.a1, nat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Late from Curacao and venezuels-suceess-
full search for Lost Treasure-Reported
Loss of aVessel-Emigrantsf from Jamaica
Health OF the City.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
BArIMoRE Tuesday, Aug. a.
The schooner Cecil, Capt. Belrney, arrived to.
day from Curscoa whence she sailed on the sd ut
She left no vessels that place but little business
doing sud very little money to be had Il was toeFs-
by quiet but the inhabitants in eversh state OF
excitement in consequence ofthe unhappy contest
wsging in the country. The people afraid 10 tax
on political subjects or 10 express opinion several
citizens having been arrested by the troops and i'm.
prisoned by the NonAngas party for speaking iavOrao
ef Gen Psfx. When the Cecil sailed there were about
coo troops in garrison al Curacao. the greater portion
of them beng blacks The country IS represented az
continuing IN a ieplorsale ststc-iuterna dsscuuon.
and the scarcity OF funds consequent thereon running
every SPECIES OF business and sn0st exn gushing 81
the foreign trade lett The schooner Cecil brings 10
baltimore the diving .bcn and apparatus OF the San
pedro" company OF this city. and about sll,sSS IN
snecie some red copper. &c recovered ircn the
wreck of the sGnken Spanish man OF war san Pedro
This 10 the fourth successful OF loe company
- The week recovering altogether about $50 600
T'he hing No!uss arrived this morning from Ponce,
r brings report from that place OF the loss oil The
hing Charlotte spt Snow, Of this pOrt on feei o.
rock. between Cape Rono and AsySguez HE Char'
lot,e was from 81 Thomss bound 10 Asyssae1
Another party consisting Of ~ u The ihhAosuus %
Jamaica arrived this afternoon in the ong
from Kingston intending settle IN the n.eo
The BRUSH policy Ia reference 10 these lsAnds u Is
said will drive hundreds from there 20 this county
The number OF deaths In the city for the week end
ing last evening 10 only ISIS being under I'VE years
Of age No Cbolers reported yet
IL has been raining s dsy-s god send TO the farm
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California Emlgrants.

By ship Cirzen, from New Bedford Tor ian Prsn.
cisco Aug
i.ss p a. " a s5oos-, jssa r.se. y
a..a Dc. c-..- ;s'-ss - 49,. s',a. 20 80
CAV. Pss. Eass,s Asd Dsg1 P-rrs raias.as, k15y
L.. Hs,..-sy A Cs'ss-. La Foo>
By BARK san Francisco from salem fMusj tor san
Francisco August
T,s ssrs- F-s-sss cS-Is~y 10 Esu@oas' Jsas .
o. " ,1sr.a l... s.s., 81 Roc-r, s.a 90,
o, r-.y sy.-.. ~ S1o1res- AZ Docy- Lsss Psrry
-. CO. 49, --ruo,- w..,.ss. - Es-4 wooss-,r,.
. E~-r Lau1. co Per-, ssrt P.,ry Josass csrrso
~ k-et-sa o., -,-l,fs '.'.a s-ar.'t 20 Be-
a s''-ry sssssy. s.os s.E-r sec " P.rsa.
.s.r J1.-g1s - za1 ,tl.s W.-s,-f go.-,s sas.
81 ID s.Io's A "--fr-r % Dove, ~
BY toe AlknAar from Boston tor san Francisco. Al.
gls,9
A-.' s-aJ ssoa. Cana. sr..4sa ca.nS.s r.s-'' To
By Tee Florida, from New Bedford for San Francisco
July %.
IA <z-sasa s1lsa.s H,-'-s f'ss.ss.'- eeass.-st
e.gt j.. -osia. h-..'' AZ. - -. - 80, -
a. o era W als.s Ky 30 ~ : 5.,s"s 20 ~
Dc a. s..s. O., D,1ss P.laas. i-- War .-sn.
80. r-r-.r E....s 40 srsdfors ss.ss
-. Z 49, va 1 81 $40. go . az
> - So $1,000 ssm1-r D-F,-r g sy- Aossr
Fsn x-ual Ls~s- Q. - ~ 49,. ~ :, saasy. Ne
So =. :, F.rssr.u k-s.Fs Rtl-.o. AL Frssc.
s-f. 49, OF -o1ps-y - proc-st S7srAas Csos1s
IN ,hs Robt Pulsford FOR Fan Francisco from Boston
.,EwGrzi Of sss.es sso S.soa. ofs.-Yot
By the Norfolk, from Boston for San Frsne.sco,
August Il
B--~y 5or.on- srd 6sssao Of sos.ss Iaos
y Joaa YFu1s 40 Ava Of s4ssJi Hs-'s Of
ca.sss 4 rf.z-sta u Dorthsstst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
PRESIDENT TAYLOR'S TOUR.
Arrival ~ Chamber-barg- Health Of tho
Pre-ide1t.


CHAvHEEsBrRo. Pa Aug rs l-8-
TIE .sl-it arrived here about dssz rs even
iag i1 feeble s,ate and xas rece wed p-abs1 y
D. tac res' enthusiastic nasses O.; people that ever
greeted public nsn 10 his county TIE car
Which contained him, even before II stopped, was
h,srs. sTsrnins wiki I'D men AID young, WINE
those wa0 could gaia iJot hold near Oh zach
as they eiectonsie.y called him. came near tear
ing N completely ssunder The Cd men would
each him by the arms and shoulders and hug aim
lavishilgol him the mos, afecronlts terms /
never w.taesscd anything tat would compare
With. before. The streets were literally blocked
w = lib human beings. while from the vsstss Of
lp.tqrlei fsces arose shouts more d-aieuing than
al the tlllders ~ Burns Vista. IRE demonsrrs-
tiOu strucF n chord In the Old man : heart, FIR
never hearl bin make sucn speech a. be made
I. the VAST cr0Ti fee be and inhrm as be- wss
Il voice y as fall ana ear. slc rang olt " 20
power wn. % wss Astonishing. Every mau 70 --e
crowd c.ui4 hear GAd distinguish ese-t Sort.
Il receptions a along the route were "a 90
he moss ardent -ltnlsiasm men, womcl All
chi irr4 tanned Cu. tnel everyday dress tt
n4ssf, W act W 90 fhe President anl a-lres'ti
HIN with s The confidence they would have dl.e
q long. &C b-0trer. h1sbs q. or sou Tie aides
participant ln e all and the wish 20 see AID Kiss
the dear Old man was immense.
rave a long chapter Of incidents ~ relate, but
the ma. closes in lew minutes, and am thus
regretiuiiy obliged 10 reserve them TIL my next
Some silly THE; robbed ny poke, Of the notes Of
the first days incdents-u0 doubt expecting a
great haul. Much good may they do him.
sent You Telegaaphi1 Dispatch from Harris
burgh this morning. and twO others from Carlisle.
TIE Pr sidcnt has been quite sick-nas b al III
doubted symptoms oil tue prevailing epidemic.
though perhaps in a moderate form, and could not
have kept Up IS be- has done were he not possessed
q a. iron constitution Two days previous - his
leaving Washington, be- suffered from an attack
a. diarhea. which vas renewed yesterday az
Harrisburg, aud continued up ~ l1 O'Clock tnls
morning At the Court House ia Carlisle bee wa
taken vi1.e. i.y With vomiting bot persisted "tha'
it vas nothing aad that Do q lew moments he
should feel WE'LL He was Immediately taken O.
TIE residence 81 Judge w ATS where he received
every attention from DR.. WOOD. and also from
GOV. Johnston Who stay ed with him constantly.
The President was strongly urged . remain 90
Carlisle for the day. but with his usual character
ist'c determination be replied, Il shall be al
Cbambersbure TO night, If | live. He 10 here and
still alive Incidents in my next. Yours.
NEAL.
s. The statd in front Of the Hotel IS crowded
with people fireworks and fre-srms are in fol
play. and everything looks more like Fourth Of
Ju.S celebration in the Park. than anything ese.
Tie Oh Isck feeling here IS far above the boiling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
Further Particularly.
California Correspondence Of Tho Tribune
T.-rro,.. Nfrre Nav u

California Correspondence on Nc IrlOuAr
CULLoNA Mills, May g, lag
To-day have heard The manner 10 which the
Indians were killed Lear Daly Raache. Iney
were cmisra,ing, and were discovered oa The
plain idst moving across II, when the war party
overt auled tnem. few ran and escaped the
others were surrounded b. the whites, who were
On horseback. When they discovered che whites
on all sides, they gathered themselves closely
men, women and children Ths women and chi
dren were tod to separate themselves from the
men. that 10 ore would be hurt save those who
we're guilty Of murders All their bows and ar
rows were taken from them, aud while they were
taking " them, aud advising them % give up the
guilty a very tai. strong, wel-msfe young Indian
xas seen tucking up bis shirt, preparing 70 run
he was watched closely and the moment he
started was fired upon snd fell ais alarmed the
athers and they broke " run, aud al were shot
down. One sq1sw MAS shot oy accident through
the flesh Of the shoulder. and ball graZed the
ankle Of young boy. They were both brought
H. with care and the wognds dressed and arr
1ow dong well THIS story IS from Capt VII
Jams Uh1 headed toe whites, and ~ whose
rancho the women and children are now They
nave been tod that they might depart when tney
choose bat they vii not lsavs- NJ. Williams
cps them At work digglag gold for him, and
leeds them. 10
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No boundary survey tllI Fall.

letter in the tuioa from E member OF Co.
Weller's party, dated san Diego, June le' has the
following interesting paragraphs
OWNS to OK posure. DR.. chamberlain our surgeon
AID ply sicisn) has had an attack OF fever, aud
hsd ch,ls bat all is now nearly night again. C'.'
Weller has Just recovered from short spell OF l'-
ness caused BY unavoidable exposure here.
We found san Deg At miserable collection Of
tats and all the tab.tsb.e oaes already Occapied
81 The troops from above. ueSriy two months ago.
There are about ~ American troops here, and Il ;
confidently expected that nearly al OF them wi
aesert az soon as the orderis given 70 move for the
ella
Nearly ali the natives OF this region have gone
70 the nit CO. and IL 10 utterly cut of the qacsuon
employ any OF them To labor on the hoe. Tue
soldiers have to be paid high wages Tor the fatigue
duty.
Owing to unavoidable delays. do not tAiak "a
tan leare SGn Diego before The Fail. The artificial
state OF things produced by the mines wall create
mnumeraole obstacles in the survey OF the oOaa'
dairy hne. The men have TO pay SO per dozen ioi
washing and other things in proportion, and there
great complaint on account of the correspond
Ing iowness Of the pay but whether II will lead
10 desertions in the civil corps not cannot say
y The fortune left behind him, by Mr. Polk
10 ssunated at 100000
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Henry Ciay-Gov. Fi-h-The Fancy BalI-t IL
ion Hall. Arrivals, 40

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug H. lsi9.
Mr. Clay las recovered from his slight IndisPO-
silion noticed last week. as Las also Gov. Fish
who was his companion at the Law School on
Friday last and with him was much exposed 10
the rain-storm Of that day at Ballston Spa. They
VIII remain here, learn, until after the Fancy
Bah, at the q : Hotel, ca the 18th.
This will unloubt. dly bee the most masu.hce
display Of Arstocracy, Arr, Beauty and Fashion.
as " ell as Extravseauce and Folly ever made d.
our so-csled Democratic country : 200 shaw 3D.
- goo necklaces, 81 500 head dresses, ard 81 oo'
costumes. are spoken of already and some OF them
| | have east a long and lingering look al myseii
| In the garden Of the L : Hotel will be seen ma
| este trees from hose broad trunk and spread
| ng branches, thousands OF partlcoored lights ''
| add mellow richness 10 the brilliant throng %
| pIomcnaders IN fancy costume Kings, lords
dukes, peasants, clowns, and their laiies, VIII
| form a motley group OF q" the sublime and The
| ridiculous" unparelled IN the history of modern
| fashionable lie The windows OF this magnificent
group OF palaces ilor the L. : Hotel comprises a
| numoer OF pretty tall aud long buildIngsl Will b.
| Illuminated and at O'Clock 7 NJ the unsurpassei
| PSrotechuist Edge, Is TO give grand display o.
| fire works and shoot OF large balloon. Final,
the tables Of the Hotel are 10 groan with I'll
"
" retire 10 grOan with severe headache
For this grand iete all our principal hotels ar
now swsrmiue, Il not quite full. believe. II
except their private lodging places, they all have
quite as many visitors as they can convenient
attend 70.
But there are two distinct classes OF iashionab
visitors of SarGiosa-the great, socisbe and retif
ins as " ell as the ars,ocratic ana dance-lovinc
The latter are mostly to be discovered at The L.
Hotel and Congress Hall the former 81 nc
Hall THIS asst is also 81 perfect gem IN rs way
Its flower garden and promenade Is superior
any-t mas the Saxon Band Of Music engaged for
the season, whose sounds are as melitiiaus and a.
powerful quite as Schneiders Band, II they d.
not exhibit as much artistical taste and modern
operate improvement New Engl anders an
their relatives throughout the Union Ind thei
" home" here more c0ngenal 70 their tastes that
at any other establishment because here IS time
sud place for all rational equipments. When
tired OF the gidty mSzes Of the dance they re-
tire from tapestry carpets 10 the more simple sui
plain washed foOr Of the dining room, where they
kneel and offer up their heartfelt cev ton 10 Hin
Who made and conferred ou them eli these belu-
ties Of Creation and Providence.
The Lsbories left to-day probably FOR Newp
Dempster gives Concert here tins evening, anD
% he sth. Yankee Hi is expected tomorrow
as are also John George Taylor the oostemer 90
the Fancy Bal. and Dlbbee j Barker hair ores'
ser for the same Yours &c DicN Lo>c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
SECOND DISPATCH

KOME, Wcdncsdayl Aug IJ-IU 4. NJ.
The Huukers met at tho first Prcsby ter NJ
Church at . A II two hours before the time ar
aounced and organized BY the appointment OF
Hurry SHAW Of New York as Chairman, and WIN
Il. OLIVER OF Yates Co. as Secretary.
The meeting was caled-The Meeting Of the
Democratic Party Of the State of New-York, M,
Of Delegates.
The roll was then called alphabetically by Coun-
ties, when 90 Delegates answered to their names.
The Convention then adjourned until 70 NJ
The Free Sellers met at the same time as the
Hunkers aud appointed JosffH II. ANDERSON e.
Westchester Co Chairman After the calling of
the roll an adjournment took place an 10 NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
MONTGOMERY, Ala Monday Aug 10

In the lat Congressional District Aston (Whie
has 200 majority billiard (Whg) elected in the llld
Harris (Opp) elected in the lVth by = majority Bow
don Opp probably elected In the With
The next delegation TO Congress will probably stant
ne same as last two Wings and ave Loco focos
[eY We do not give up that lnge Loco, hs.
beaten Col. Baldwin in the WITH District Tht
next advices will probably determine
jeremiah Clemens, Loco, IS Of course electec
from the With District, If Cobb is beaten.
Ed. Yrib.l
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The Boundary Commission at san Diego.
Correspondence OF the n. . l1cSyune
SAN pfE0O July SO NJ


SAN DIEao, July Sc I'm
The Mexican Commission arrived this morniol
rom San Bias Ia an English ship, after q tort.
DAYS passage. Gen. Condo is st the hesd OF n,
Commission. He has 80 soliiers with han and
40 women, an American omnibus and horses
Another detachment of troops are on their Wa
by lsad A party of dragons have Just escorte'
Major Emory to the beach % receive the Geners
and bring him up 70 this place.
A detachment Of DRAGONS are under orders
proceed with Capt Hardcas;le, Topographie'
Engineers. On the 9Th, 10 discover the hIshes'
pesk OF mountains on the range this side ol ths
Colorado
There Is to be a grand reception here 10 morrow
10 honor OF the anniversary OF American lndePen
dence. Col Weller. L. ;. Commissioner, Is T.
deliver an Grafton, after which there Is 10 be q
barbecue, and in the evening a ball. shall be
here to sec. ! have 30 time to write more as
the steamer is hourly expected.
Yours sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
" TELEGRAPH 70 The GEH-Y1ak TRIBUNE.
THE UNION AND HARMONY CONVENTION

Ro~K, Wednesday Aug 3D. ~
The delegates O. the Free so! All h1nHe'
Conventions 70 be held here TO-DAY, have mostly
,~.sed. aud those on tie way will probably arf7e
HI, the cars at O'Clock, from the Esst and y" est
GOV. Marcy. Senator Dickinson Chancellor
W,lwor,h aud john Van Buren, arc among the
amber already arrived.
II il thought that Mr.. Van Buren,. who was az
.o,o,ed Delegate from Columbia County, Will
,ot be here.
The Free Sellers meet at the Baptist Church
nd Hunkers a. the LIST Presbyterian Church
,sj,ber Of which buildings viii accommodate hal
If those who will seek to be present at their de-
ioeratlOns
It's rumored that the Free Soilers held caucus
.r evening at S,auwiz Hal, the result OF which
s not known.
The Convention will not organize before d or
. O'clock, when viii dispatch you another re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

Tie 'O.owI.g IS ia. Of the = p.9ma' Ap
poip'melts w Job have been made b. ,he Admin
ist-a-i.a since J1le Some q them h4s. re'
ye; been ,aeia'iy ann9a-ce5 bat - believe Gle
list is correct.
.Hnufe~s P'empo'ewt9ry.
ABbo4r LAwAENcE Of Nsssaclusett. ., England.
VILLAS c. RVS oil virginia 70 france
DANIEL n BARsINGEs Of North CaroAns' % 7psin.
BALE PEYroN. Of Louisiana, to Chill
Ropyyr ? LgrcHrr o. kentucky. ~ Mexico.
Chqrgts d 1gaUes.
Io,,> TsrusrLL Van ALIEN Of New-Yors 70 the
Republic Of Ecuador.
THOMAS " CHM Of Louisiana, 70 Naples
LuEs BUXTON CLAY Of kentucky, 70 Portugal
THOMAS " FooTE Of New.York, 70 the Republic Of
New-Grsnsds.
ALxxASDER X. MccLvNc Of Mssissipp 20 Bolivia
Secyefoy.es # Legaf,on
AALYNZ OTIS Of Massachusetts 70 t. gland
- DAVIS o. Massachusetts, 70 France
- PERRY Of New Hampshire, 70 spain.
BENJAMIN Il HowaBD Of Kentucky, 70 Mexico
Mr. CHM = accompanied by ALLxANDEa BARROW
Of Ia con d the late senator. q Private Secretary
Mr. Van Alien " " GiLL5 DIX, Esq. Of Macs. NJ
Cay by VIZ. JACOBS Esq. o. ~. No spPropnai on
was made by The asi Congfcss for Secretary q L.
cation 70 Ch.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
CITY ITEMS
WEpvEsDAr. August Is

WEDNEspAYl August ~ I-4'-
FusERAL OF The LATE Albert GALLArIS. -
The funeral Of The late Albert Galls,n soleuizei
Yesterday afternoon. lto after clock, Ia Trinity
Church A large assembly was present TO pay their
tribute 90 the honored dead thousa the violent rain IN
doubtedly prevented the attendance OF many Who
would otherwise have taken part Ia the impressive Ger
Gu onics The pail bearers were Cornelius " Law
renee Or j. A smith Judge : Jones, Judge T. .shoet
ter Wm b Astor Beverly Robinson, Robt Hysop and
DR. Watson The burial service OF the Episcopal.
Church was read By DR. Wht.houss, lof St Inomass
oniointly with Rev. McVickar and Rev + Bedel
Alter the services In the church over the conn
was borne into the graveyard aud deposited the old
family vault near the south west wing OF the church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

BEnFOHD Ionn. "Wednesday, Aug y.
The President aud his party have arrived here
safely. The Reception BY the people OF tbs
pace has been most enthusiastic.
President Taylor's health appears to be per.
iectlv restored. L. O.. A
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Alabama Election.

BALTIMORE. Tuesday Aug ia.
Aston Wing has been elected to Congress III
tho Mobile District by 3Ol majority billiard (Whlg
ana Harris (Opp1 are also elected in the I'D and ld
and Cobb opp defeated in the With
The Legislature will be Opposition on Joint Ballot
In the Id and WITH Districts there il large wing loss
on Taylof's vote
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Canadian Affairs.

MoNTREAL. Wednesday, Aug lo-AM.
The city is quiet The placsrd issued by the
Bntons Club last evening was unauthorized, but
double qusrrels have occurred at the Government
House and there is general expectation Of arrests
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sailing of the Cambria

BosIoN, Wednesday, Aug. 10
The ROYAL mail steamship Cambria sailed IN 8
day ~ noou for Liverpool RIA Halifax. with , pssscn
gers for the former port and 1 for the latter shH
carried no specie