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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

The RETURN or REY-The question whether
Rey was returned on the demand Of the Govern
meht, made through the Consul at Havana, is set
tied by the National Inielligencer, Of the 3D. inst
The demand was not made, although it appears
that Gen. Campbell was authorized and instructed
to make it " in the event of Garca's arrival in
Havana, after being abducted from New Orleans"
The Consul made an unofficial "statement" on
the 10Th ult., but no demand was pfssented. We
had inferred that the instructions could not have
been sent cut before information had been received
at Washington of the result of the judicial exam
ination here But it seems that the orders to Gen.
Campbell were sent in anticipation of the issue Of
the examination. They were dispatched, according
to the Intelligencer on the 2sth of July. The ex-
animation commenced here on the 27th--the day
previous 1t concluded on the 18th of August.
The instructions from Washington reached Gen,
! Campbell on the 10th Of August 1t thus appears
! that the action of the Government was not based
upen the results of the judicial inquiry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11
I 9 . z . . 9 z
PER STEAMSHIP FALCON.

PER STEAMSHIP FALCON
SGf' Just received at
KINGS, re GRAyrER STREET,
VIsITEs, MANTILLAs AND sAoKs-OFths latest
Styles of ArmuTe, Chameleon and B ack Silks These
articles Of the richest material and trimming and
are unsurps sssd for beauty They win be cold at prices
SURPRISINGLY CHEAP. The Ladies are invited
70 call and examine them.
.... Also, Der Falcon.
ARMURE SILKS, all shades;
GENTLENEN'S LINEN CAMBRIA HAND
KERCElEE S-very low
LINEN EDGNGS vaiious styles etc.
KINGS White Palace,
70 GTavier street, one door from Camp.
NIB. Daily expected, per ships Quebec and sultana,
and bark Nancy w. Stevens HEAVY SHIPMENTS Of
MERCHANDISE. s. 3t2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

~ Louisiana Democratic Walker Club. = The
the Second Municipality,
requested TUESDAY EVENING, the ll inst
O'clock the Apollo Saloon CaTOndeet street. for the
pose preceding l6 Chares street. assist organizing
the Chaimete Guards r. B. LuSh, President.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Secretary. $40 q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

e CHALMETTE GUARDs.-Our democratic friends
should remember that the Chalmette Guards meet
tonight at their Old place, Canterburys, on Char
tres street, The old enthusiasm of the Guards
seems to be kindling up again, and from the signs
Of the last few days there will no doubt be a full
attenlanoe to-night
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

Ocs- Rev. DR.. Bethune has resigned tine pastoral
charge of the Third Reformed Dutch Church Of
Philadelphia, in consequence of the serious inds-
position of his lady.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

Des- " DO you keep matches here . asked a wag
of retailer. Oh, yes all kinds, - was the re-
NV. CITIZEN III take trotting match
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

D1s-The Rev, DR.. VIM, Winans is the wing can
eidate for Congress in the Fourth Congressional
| District Of Mississippi.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11
DAILY CRESCENT
NEW ORLEANS:
See TRird Page for Cry News, Sc.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1849
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

O1- The bark Arthur Pickering, arrived at Bos-
ton from the Cape of Good Hope, brings six lions
and one tiqeT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

Another ukase Is directed against The Jews IN
Russian Poland they are forbidden ID annroacL
within thirty miles Of the Hungarian frontier.
Those who hye within the prohibited space are
police.
A third ukase caih in all the money loaned bv
the Russian government in Poland If moi maid
when due the securities become forfeited. 'This
measure is also directed against the Jews, who too
most Of the government loans, and Will achieve
their ruin. This unfortunate people has taken an
active sympathy in the cause of the revolution.
destined probably 70 remove portion Of their own
sutisrings, and have consequently provoked the
wrath Of the Car,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11
NEW FALL GOODS,
LAPSLEY's, I3 ChartTes street.

NEW PUBLICATIONS AT SO CANAL STREET..
LIFE OF ROBESPIERRE. With Extracts ~E40ar his
Unpublished Correspondence. By q. H. Lewis
SHORT ESSAY ON THE TREATMENT of CHOL-
BAPTfsMAL REGENERATION OPPOSED. Blythe
Caps NoyneuE, B. A.
DEAD SEA EXPEDITION. By one of the party Ed.
tied by Montague. Just received and for sale by
$40 32p THOS. L.. WHITE, SO Canal st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

% Miss Cushman, the actress, came out in the
steamer Caledonia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

WIN. Il. SLACK, Sse'B.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11
ThierS'S Life of Napoleon,

1JN4J lL1(sf ~ EtsfSo ~ A<lN1 lIOJah
Just received at the
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

Cash SILK Goods Establishme

WHOLESALE DEALERs IN
SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
WilEnery Articles Ribbons, Laces, GlOUeS, ShalDiS,
HOSIERY AND LINENS,
No. RI Magazine street,
,Itds between Common and GrRvier SITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

- rHE INVASION o. EoNs sT rnE TSENcH
NzKzE vert thou. Freedom that thou diisi net stay
The eows-d srm ina, dared q strike 81 Rome
Could net her woe-worn acs bring back The day
Wien her Eternal Cry was thy home'
lnsloriols siege and France too, struck the blow
We'i.n. ise chains herse. hsd iu.t cssi =,
To bind the limbs tina, .trl-sed TO osrthrcw scot
The foe ~ vanqaistea France the Nlis worlds
shalt thou become for this The isurc.crsWn
shall Nither on Thy brow and italy
Groan.ns beneath thy heel, vii yet be free
For In TIE ashes Of her o.t ren0wu
The IRE yet ives though smothered, whose clear same
shsl. light her glory and revesl Thy shame.
Aiglst 50. O. g. Csnr5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
Oiibeway Indians on Lake superior
Trouble with the Canadiau Government.

The Lake Superior Ners Of the OH says del
esaton OF the OUbewsy luJians, tribe on q e
shore OF Lake Superior within the jurisdiction
claimed 10y the British, have just returned from
Montreal The ladiausssy hey Hsrer ctdef tnscr
10 the linpericl or ProrRcai GorsrRmeni, any
portion Of their territory, but that the Canada
authorities have granted mining locations on III
AXE shore 20 va ioUs companies, receiving there
Tor :. 800, and will not give them sohiary lar
thing and this, too, notw Outstanding the posses
sion ol these very lands was formerly guaranteed
% N en- by the British Government
One OF the Chiefs said that they were tired OF re-
mon.trating and that they were ashamed 90 return
empty handed to their tribe Tie said that Enshshmel
had alOsy. had the reputation OF being honest and
that the Indians did not think the psiesces would lo5
their red brethren that the Enghsh always boosted o
their superiority over the Americans IN honesty, but
Indian goes 20 the President OF me United
Stsiss he does not come back empty handed lhtY
complain that the operations OF these companies, who
are setting IRE the woods In every direction are d'
ing oa their game which Is almost their only subss
tsnce and the continual noise 81 me explosion 81
nowder used In blasting rocks frighten The cecr
obsng them 70 20 great distance IN order TO pro
cute the only available means OF subsistence. Inc
portion OF land In which the mineral veins are suppO
"a TO- or do exist Is narrow, but stretches nsny ul
.one the shore IL Is very barren. much 80 that The
neople engaged in mining hardly cultivate even =
patch of vegetables but its occupation BY these CON
and consequently prevents them ron nshins
The fact seems % be thar the lndians have
been swndlei by the Canadian Goyernmeut-
another instance OF the oit-repestec Injustice c.
the hite man toward bis red brethren.
The matter Is OF vast importance TO the United
S.stes az the lndisns threaten 20 60 % war %
their claims are not granted, and In that case
would doubtless be beaten and take refuge IN or
Territory. where portion Of the nation has lons
been. Whist kind Of guests they would be- the
following sketch Of three Of their Chiefs vii sho"
" The old chief, shnswsesosce: or LiIte flne' a
.hort hut very square built msn = years OF sse but
VET vigorous and sctve He was present q, the battle
~ Queenstown has silver medal OF large size, given
70 him BY George H. in commemorative oil thai event
rfc Younger chiefs, Nsbunsgog or Eclipse, and Au
eps,in SIRE splendid specimens oi the red mAn ootn
ling in the prime Of life, and OF mos, athletic proper
ions The fsther OF Eclipse was killed a. Queenstown
Both the young chiefs wear medals wn.ca we go
the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
vEw.EomK, rRIo.Y noRNNe ,rGrsT 81 $50

clarion 10 the hope that the s.,clc- g 1en u Scsuce
r.sy 30 drawn o. the slt iec'
4 debate vas srcr-1ilglv created. in which D.
JAcEsoN Prot AoAssir and Or. WAAaEN participated.
y JscKs0> woad merely consider the I me-
stone theory suggestcn which il mi ht BE- We 20
investigate There may b. said he. thousand deer
eut causes acting o. III. mstier-3ut Tor himself b
ss thoroughly COW need ihsi u lrg fact i vel sscer
tanned % thst me Ch0.era j. always nos; sra %
limestone couutrJ-il.0ws the limestone country and
avoids or s0es round the Primary beds Ehi8 ts PIN
cpsl Ia Europe has IN every case been upon this
knd u region He urged the imp0r'alc- 81 the As.o-
citation fFnz the matter 10 sfteniionThe psper va
reierred % the Standing Committee 10 sccordance with
the rules ~ The Constitution
The different Section. vii finish lp their bust
ness ihs morning meeting IN the aternooa Ia the last
SeDera Session There some other papers q con.
siderable interests the dges.s Of which must Be defer
red . srothsr occasion. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
The Auti-Rent Movement.

The Deiht Delaware CO.. frestnsa's Adroc1iC
Publishes the proceedings Of another spirited
meeting Of the friends Of Equal Rights IN CO.
she.ter Ia that County. Col ENooH HoEroN pre-
sded. Resolutions were unanimously edop.ec
gains; dsbandiug the party. aud Tor perseverance
1bruging the question t. just aud honorable H.
g,stigsiicn refusing 20 support any candidate lo'
astste or Count, ofh e who will not hfst pledge
himself 70 use all TAR and legal means 70 nd the
County Of the biehting system OF Judaism Do
tsrius that recent developments lead To the oeAe
hat the de fact, landlords have notite IA the lsods
ley claim. Satisfaction is also expressed with
ne plea OF title by possession, such claims oeinS
o1siaered fraudulent auless established by aeood
Nd yslid title. The following resolutions We pub
al tire.
ks0lrsd. That We recommend TO the next Congress
enact law TO prohibit the extension O; slavery IN
. ee newly-scquired territory.
Resored, That inssmuch this 10 an sse o. reiofm
aa while the Old World Is shaking from center - car
emierenoe-men contending for their inherent rshts
sefhcns their lives and property 10 ia themselves 81
oppression and tyrsnuy-wc who are the ch"oreh 81
~e Patriots OF the Revolution whose blood "ss poured
~ 10 obtain the blessings OF freedom, II We submit 20
asrec Of feudslism handed down from the Ola World
sori the dark ages OF bsrbsrsm. aud stand sun Win
d ce OF Asioersey and Tyranny upon our neS IS We
re not worthy 10 be called the Of our
prove recresnt to the principles that prompted them
aeagsse Ia The mighty strugge hfe liberty and the
pss1is Of happiness against oppression, tyranny and
isyery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

Tar CANADA ISeuKsr BURNT OUr.-Taesdsy e
Monrsal Herald telling OF the sudden Are at CyIus'
hotel In the daytime thus states the Prime Minister OF
Csnsdss evidence.
During the day Of the 18th. there was report that
aarse crowd of persons would come 70 my house ana
sifoy II a. they had done In April last when the Sta
hs we're burnt down. great part OF the furniture DC
uoyed and the house tse eel ON nfs IA several places
was told that | should be ON my guard About
o'clock IN the evening, went 10 some of my friends 10
them to come ard assist me To eicnd my property
ad about the same time some other persons came huN
az heard thi. report aud offered 10 Sssist me also Al
don't Q, O'Clock heard The screcchiug aud ouicies
What spps sred 10 he large crowd OF persons, WHO
tened As II they we're csming toward my gate A.
ne moment when Mr. Laoutaine got 20 this past oil nis
Evidence there we're loud cries Of "nfc,' "hro
The result will be found In one Of our Montreal
Cores poudcnts letters OF the same date The hotel
Insured for 2i5o0 and energetic police. acah d
fssf h.ai backed by every peaceful minded citizen,
I'd with proper rewards offered for the discovery OF
atendiarcs would stop this work. II the people
ssni change OF Government they have no need nor
ssA to resort 10 the sort Of means used by The Mon
rfsl Inrlssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

COSrROyERsY ANOSG TIE JEws-FOr some
years past, animated controversy has been going on
among to- Jews 10 IL United States relative o. the
0bssrv.nce ~ neze u ancient e@rsnonias and the
Occide1f' ~ ale periodical Ia tnis city, edited by
Rev Ar Lesser. has contained many communicates
ne ssoject 10 NssYork and Charleston. IL hss
been especially warm and progresssa far that syns
sosses pave been erected By each party The differ
-nes co1sis N to- TACT rsst portion Of the sect desre
% secure freedom Of acton the matters Of xe~p
ing open tner stores Saturday and the eating Of
prohibited meat a, cOteenOgses The opposition par
y demand stc. conformity With all the acquisitions
% the lavish creed and Observance 81 me forms
and cererno nials OF JeS1sh worship.
fPela1e pits North American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
Later from chihuahua and sauta fe-Pro-
gress of the Emigrant--Cholere.

INDEPENDENCE. Aug. =, ~
4 DAY Or tVO since. Nr ANUS Bpggs. and o.
dag Mossr. Thomas Slaughter and others arrived from
chihuahua and Santa Re They ielf Chihuahua ith u
June but were much impeded by nigh waters oet~-en
the Biz ArkAns-s and mere. some lew % tho traders
and freizhter. lsmong others Messrs. WEBB Ross
had arrived 10 Santa re previous 70 the departure on
our iniormsnts from that point portion OF tie
troops (the inianIfs) were met upon the s-mrone-
AL the traders -nd psnie- OF troops were settns
slon. slowly but safely. The klowss, Cleyennes. A.
rapshoes linfisus1 we're hear the road. beyond sni
this side the Ark.n-as. The C-msnches had abandon
"a the route and gone south The Cholera was com
mittrg great ravsscs among those ~ho reinsneo phf
ficl srIy the kiOwas some dsatEEfa. occurred amor
the hstds Ot IL Gsremment teams All tra1crs-ihe
names OF whom we're not known. The Indians were
very troublesome beyond santa Re, On the A-nsauna
route and 10 the Rio Dsi1-tnr fte W-sr on inatrual
in great alarm IN Consequence ~ tnrr drpredsorei
and ~ss impioring com D.uies OF Americans pacing
up. 20 come 10 its assistance The Government, BE-
csuse OF such rAvages vii hsve enough % Keep cfl
busy Tor some time 10 come viii ne Apacaes and Ca
nsuches
The Government, Of Chihuahu a have a. noticed
recently catered into contract FOR the determination
of the lnri-ns wherever they may be found IN the
State OF Chihushua or scross the NO al Norie
company Of Texans have undertaken y TOR - Per
head man. woman and child ana are making com
pl-te butcnery q them After IT, @ota May two al
diuonA parties Tor California hsf arrived from Texas
and Eer- gong large party On ne -ota Nay A.
nV-d =, z PAso Vitl ~ ml.r-loafs u sugar, -0sp
leather sc from The State oi sonora They report TIE
whole Of that country 20 be 10 Srsico-d condition
TIE Indians have robbed and destroyed every rsneho
IN the state.
For years past sonora supp led CHIHUAHUA and New
Mexico Nth horses mules cows, oxen, dried beet and
talloN. a. very moderate price-nos, she must b.
come purchaser. The PEG pc have called upon TIE
Governor for arms that they msy reyel the Indians
DE refuses knowing that from his many bad sets they
vii irst decayiizte him = Faso sPpe.rs desSisre
fruit tine has not come, snd The corn : not yet quite
noe Garcia Corde ss hard 70 deal With Jasrni.nA
. Atministr.cor. he IL charged with TIE collection
Of contingent duties for the pest I've SIX months
The Indian. are bad n that nei.no0rnOod-ihe farm
ers count their docks al break Of day and when tie
sun sets they are not e be found
since iast wrote YOU the dread seourge has again
visited our place We had hoped that upon ts Aosie
fnent would have il 10 more bat i cams md de-
,riv.i us NJ many valuable clrixers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE


We .b.n publish 10 season for the steamship
-,, ,.bleh rails on Monday, August u, tho seventh
-, O., the Nev fork 7ribHns for circulation on
=, Pacific Coast II viii be prepared with special
.,.nes 10 the wants Of residents IN that region, or
.,.o,. euigratng thtber and will contain, 10 add.
-, 70 q eornpls.. summary Of tho Foreign and Do
80 news sp 70 the latest dstes, list Of al inc
,,.eng.r. th,i have sailed from al our ports since
Last issue synopsis Of Political news and mum
- If Editorial articles on subscts inierostng to resi-
s,nt. on the Pacific.
~ Persons desiring O. send their irends on me
r.~Ge Newspaper made up specially for hat section
,,,le.ve tbdr orders A. the desk and We wall man
,,,,r comics without fail Price 1t cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

MEDICAL DEPARrxEsT OF Tn ARsr-ln
order that several vscsncssin the Medical stsr Of the
Army usy Be niled, as well % provide FOR such a.
nay occur within the year 10 . announces that Medi
cal Board for the examination Of applicants for the sp
pointneut Of Assistant Surgeons, Will De convened in
Philadelphia on tne 18Th Of October ensuing and viii
probably continue 10 session for or three weeks
T. sndidst-s. being between a. and ~ years Of sge,
should make their applications 10 the Secretary Of
War, accompanied With respectable testimonials a. 10
Their moral character and physical qualifications.
Baltimore Patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
WlLLlAMsBURGH AFFAIRS

ARREST % 4 BAUTE-Lsst evening a womsn
thrust her head out Of the window OF dwelling IN
south. Eghth-sI Fourth. and screamed Murder
Murder A crowd assembled and officer Gulsclsrd
entered the dwelling, and found the door Of the room
alarm, securely fastened After repeated blows and
presses the door gave way when the officer arrested
the husband Of the woman who 10 appeared haf been
severe heaien about the face and breast The fellow
was under The influence OF liquor tie name is New.
land or N0olan. and u nov IN the cells.
NlAsmsbursh Times 2ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

A VorAGE TO CALiFoKNIA.-The letter under
,tis caption s addressed to bis relatives in New'York
By young gentleman who sailed last March Ia the
southC arolins stopped at Rio, doubled Cape Horn
and bsias accompanied by his wife, states tho pm
opal Incident, OF the voyage and bis and her impres
Gons as TO the discomiorts attending such journey
Slavery At Rio and its effects upon society are aso
noticed and his narrative concludes at San Francisco
Of which he entertains no very exalted opinion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Aug -
The boierin Messrs. Ambrose Roses Planning
NIL At Covnrton collapsed the fue yesterday alter
,oon and the boiler thrown some 400 feet, passing
through several shops snd finally landing IN the second
tory of frame house A man named Valentine was
carried 81 feet In advance Of The boiler, and dashed
70 pieces Another had his skull badly fractured, and
inot expected To live.
The OF the accident 10 attributed TO the care
sssness Of the engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

THS Max KILLED AT ST. CArHARiSEs, u. {.
Nir i2-The Coroners Jury have not said whether
u orsnsemen or the Catholics were to blame Their
'wdie, will cause an investigation BY Government Il
o. follows:
That Patrick Lynch snd Thomas Hogan came 10
eer death by gunshoi wounds inflicted BY persons in
AeAoassoi VIM Dufia, among whom were the following
sfsons BIZ Arthur Bradley. Thomas Bradley. L. Nc
.,sshlsn. samuel Dufin, William Dunn, James shsn.
s.a Alexander Bradley. Edward Jackson, Robert WI
-. James Wilson, John Rynsrd. John smith, Robert
sseley. Alexander Winslow Wllism Fegsn. John
caser, William Brown, stephen Bradlsy, William
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

sHr HoRATio, FROM CASTos.-This iine ship
Croker, MASTER. arrived yesterday from Canton
which she left April 6, and Angler May 10. The whole
ofihe Z. s squadron In the East. under Commodore
Gcsiuger. about TO pay Wei, TO the coast Of
japan The Horstio ON her outward TIP Feb %, in
lat 81 OIL n long 81 IS E spoke the whale ship Henri
eta. Cough che had taken 800 bbls sperm and 100 do.
whale oil was months out, bound for the North west
Coast aud desired 10 be reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ntw.YoAk TRIBUNE
Iowa Election.

CISeISNATI Thursday, Aug ~
The Buriiagfea S'afs Gasette says that returns
have been received sufficiently full TO render the cleo
don of the entire Loco Foco State ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
RrookI,u Board ofII.aIth...l

Brooklyn Board of Health. IHuRsDAf' Aug %.
There have been reported during the last "a hours
deaths from Epidemic Cholera viz Catharns Shields,
Hgh.st; Eliza Ennis, Paci6cst VIM Fleury. Stat
q David ~ Ford Raymond -. Thomas Conin,
squiross Buildings. Hicks-st
C.s.J GooDRIcM, Health Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

Chs. TArLos.-A telsgrsphic dispatch received
tbi, morning BIZ MAJOR Barton from The Mayor OF Pi,ts
burgh states that Presidsnt Taylor VIII be IN Eric on
Saturday evening and that his thereafter
nxed. The dispatch Old not state whether be would
rsm.in Or % pssnsy,.1,s a.nSs .ss ".sI or P.
presume, however, shall be duly advised Of tho
time when be vii Dc In Buffalo. provided he males "
visit which be viii undoubtedly 40.
fDudalo Commercial ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
no AnVIRTISERs.

Tn, FubAshers hlyo Concluded 70 admit HmlI.u
.sn,be, Of Advertisements into the columns Of TINS
..oey Those Merchants. Inventors, sc who have ar
es specially adapted to tho wants Of the inhabitants
California, Oregon and other parts on the Pacihc
I'll do well 70 svsi themselves oftho opportunity here
seed Of making their wares known Ia that quarter Of
..n nlnhN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
Tennessee Election.


Il is now pretty well conceded that the Legisls-
.sre will be tie on joint ballot but that the Wings
vii have majority In the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24

~ The desth OF Col. EDAusD kissf' Pay
master in the Army IL announced as having occurred
Avon Springs the Goth inst Col served IN me
Mexicsn War under Gen. Taylor and has been con
nected with the Army since ls22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-24
Board OF Health. THURSDAY, Aug. 8


d.. Gagn, the Resident Physician, reports 81 new
e Cholera and s6 deaths as having occurred since
,repot Of yesterday returned in the following order
Rem a'ns q