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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

BOSTON. jay S-AsSIeEo. ship Arriluaa. Liverpool.
s-hr Nss- p s1-.ph a. Nav Is trk Joan Crosby.
Osricnas, srfr N iss Ssvalrsh Ctf,sfo. s'ea'ue
America. IA AK sr1 Liverpool. SHIPS Plyuogih kock
Liverpool Hsr-stlrF. y %. nriEs Nl.rurv ragoane
E.cho.. Sani Jsgo va ouce.'eri Rockingham snd
Acorn schr- Courer Rchnout. Advance, PalAte phis.
Nevg York. ffr New FORA.
EAGERrONN. July s-AssfVEo, barb Edwin JOIN
Y frr Bangor. sctrs kNenp a. o. for Nintsor.
y uonfrIrns go Boston. susan. Co. for NSnucset
HOLMES hole. JAY s-AsR.sEp. schrs Lkmsrune.
Ph aar rt.s Denmark. Baltimore Message FREEZER
lcksblrg. for Boston snd Herman ard n Perry.
bound for Y. Org-r. Fl ste rfs. for >sco. Ne. q
rarv Ph ale .rffs. All " u l.. Hsvsna. Cor Portsnd
Me- ts. Georgetown. f1r Fcrrswor.h
WANFHAN l.V .-i> P.sr 1rIfss
NFN ORLEANS jane .e-AsS.fHu. ship s. A. Holmes
Nl
PORTLAND ny s-Ass.tfr SIP Emperor. \ y
NtNB IMPORT July --AgE.sFn. srhrs lslAol.
Pr ifr rh.s. Er- y - endif. Rontcuf
PROVIDENCE. July --ASSffFo-->-n-s f.io,. May
F.fH art Aer..r Arrr. D.. s. d l.rref. 'AH'
T. fsrcta Ht.. RUrlerr s.oeF. 3 20 A'suf Ne.cf
ard Congress Rorire. R.ola Island, l..inA' haN
kr.. C.amr..r ard Excite. New iors btio"->'''
Caroline Rav * rer "
NEWPORT Ia.y .-AsstE1--Brs Rio New-i or. i''
b~s'n.
BRl>rO.. Jtv .-AEsIvfo-Sear Rose To- Bloom hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

- > q l1s-cr1t ! u =
Toe steamship lstEm1s arrived a. tins port yes
tsrdsv from Chasres VIA Havana lesvirs the former
usca on the l3th and the latter the th inst The
t.fhuus mace the run from Havana 70 Chagres "a ;.
isvs az Landed her passengers a. n good nea!ia -
They al proceeded Immediately - Panama Al me
enirsuts Tor CaGornis md succeeded ~ getting pass
axe from Panama an that place WAS again eii % rs
former occupants. The rainy season had So n a.
Chscres but up the sailing u The sihmus Tie heath
OF the place appeared 70 be very good person y
the name II b Hatron drowned himself u CnaSres
River ~hie the steamer was lying there The body
surface Of The the next day when Il
was toEed By order Of the authorities Of ne
port without the ledge Of any Of the AneEieAns
there Al that tine
Inc steamship California was a. Psnsma 10 sal for
an frsneseo en- the 10Th inst TIE schooner Iona was
- a. nom ChaSres tJr tnis port TIE 18Th inst
ne i7sste hs-;tAn, bearing ths broad pennsnt OF
Son Parker, wss Al Havana She wss 70 Leave for
vera ia % ne - 70 JON the sqgsdzan TIE CO
GERS al crew were a. vel.
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Frnrn The BIO Grande.

Bv the arrival yesterday Of the steamsh .
Glohe. Capt Eiery We have received nles OF the
B. irssrs F'a- % avery laie date 4hey contain o-'
htile that j. Interesting
Amass meeting is 70 be held az Brownsville for me
purpose 90 designating suitable candidate ~ repre-
.eat the Southern Congressional District Of Texas u
The next Congress of the United states
T,e Fag al the l6th saws For the asst few days W
AZ. informed r surrectous with accom- panyinE qrgHnR
gr-sr1s etc have been quite common ~ our
lng Mexican provinces, including ne Cry 81 Matano
ros A. We have been wholly unsale % gam Anytni
IN m shape o. facts are forced 70 await the de
veloprleui Of coming events.
The sag publishes letter from Monterey, WITH .
~ member OF company u Cscrnia en- grants anl
describing the murder Of : man named Kelly ~ one
Russell WHO .ho. him 10 The back and then robbed him
Russell was arrested sui conhned oui msnaged 70 es
cape snd j. p-O5soy ~ wy TO- or already ~ tn'
Ci,y Of New Orleans. He Is AZ Enghshnsn, VIII Ign
bar and isr complexion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Mexico -antn Anna.

lran BE-.
our thanks are fus - ths EfIfnrs ~ ~ Pfff9
for proof sheet containing Intelligence from Nsfioo
o. q ate date. The Ncra Cruz cnrrr-ppndcnf - II
Pafria writing under date ~ the ION met states us
the Mlnafchsfs acuna lu concert Vlihe pafut.n'
Of santa Anna for tns overthrow Oi no present. bof
ernmeut Herrera the President. IL dec rihed ~
man ri excellent intention and great g1oinsss d
heart wd wanting 100 energy iic is. therefore. unse
a. c0pe With tho revolutionary spirit now iermenrnf
A. there IL no longer army ben Mexico ut Tho if
merry belonged o. % are uuf Di employ and desires
change by which hoy may g0f occupation. slnft -
friends doing their beet a. fNmerf ft- irsInf
revolution To- favor a. the espatraisd General -
peted shortly Some sAy BE- vii and ~ is1sseA
others II iawpco D. 10 akeNise fumored That ~ /"
pree government has sent INSTRUCTIONS 10 - on -,
% rec,vo him with military honors IL is sad 100 -
the Mexican brig ~ var Fera Cruz be-. .-en cent - -
baseo tO ssxe three ~ Santa Annas eussarfs fho He
about visiting toe country 20 STIR up revolution
Az Onxa0a pot has becu dscoyered Tor he ss''
-natiOn u large number u Gsvernmrnt oihcsr
Arms distributed among tho conspirst0fs. 80
the whole plan carefully elaborated Fortunately ~
plo, Directed Ia time a. prevent mischief
The letter winter ri Ia Fgr,a notices fhf ~ urn =
Mexico 81 senior ifurbide. Secretary ~ fhe Mex a
Legation a, Washington and seems to ssruhe be ~
pearance ~ difficulties Detes-u me two Gnf~rnmen
sns.ng our 81 the protocol We think there no ou
/ for apprehension On fh.s sc0rc The frgsfs w.
| togs - cruising near bers Cruz AMI her grssenfe
attributed y tho frightened Mes.csns o. the 'sm
| cause
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ChoIera-C ommencement-Acc ident-Mar
kets. stocks, &c.

Correspondence o. 4h' 4lio'N''
PuLAnELruiA Tuesday July !
Our Board of Health to-day reports ~ new
Cholera cases and q deaths As an evidence OF no"
much tie nursing Of kind friends vail do toward cure
n tsi- fearful d-ea-e Observe thst OF 81 cases 10 pn
v-te practice bu > died while Of the y Ia tie hos
pitfalls were deaths
James Douobae. lad eleven years old was run over
sst evening b., the tender OF the ned states tu2nr
and Instantly killed The Company is censufed, mas
much a. the law prohibits minors from running VIII
"matA.ncs --
Arrr tie of NY port yesterday there was nr-A
demand tor our all $500 tfn Dos fenusyN A. q
and Western were sold a. - 50 - 6 but rrncip Al
s. a. .nc.aalna lots 90 Neserl A. 81 per na
10 lav te MAI k-f la. been e and only ir" lil-i.
hhs common and good brands sold i1r export a. - ~ =
N For Citvu.e l1frrae sales al = ~ tn = Tor common
and fancy brands Rye flour 10 l good demand a. >
Com Nee inquired aiter sales OF feul.s VANS
al IS yer DO. " frsfS4r- ~ 5000 s4sh En1t f.r- i
Mixed Ni srt N-'.l I'D j. as .r per 'l-A. nl'
!. scarce Corn I. dull. -le u Nr.luS A. - cL. Oai
are inactive aad no .aes have teen reported lhe Np'
fou market IL quiet n4t prcrs are unchanged lsAy
"a r. IOD ub.. ~ .l. and in snsl lots a. = 90 -
| S.lEs 90 Sr0cAs -Fvr brfrd-S .nN" wilmington hH
| s.. 81 lo northern bk ~, To-. sou >ch Nay . :,
Prarsyiv aufa RR. g. ls Mechanics b. ~ 500
/ Loan 81. ~ "a
| No SsrHgd bud today.
Tae board al oarlsd today 20 meet Thursday next
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RusInEss noTIoLs.

A GENUINE FOURTH " JULY HAT
Tue g.0nOu. day u here
When freedom n p believers
should wear upon their tf0s'i
one o. ksoE's choicest beavers
The far from far a mountains,
Pure a. snow upon iheg rocks
And shaped with grace srd beauty
Archie famous hats Of kSoH
To cal attention 70 one KSOx's ROcsy MoIutan ."
ver." for Summers wear . Lie gliding fsttss s0.'
HIS store l22 Futoust The crowded resort q ssh.
THE ALMIGHTY DotLAE -Forelgn newspapers s1 =
Americans worship he Almighty DolG" N0s'' :
they study economy for economy . ne os'.. o. W.
crafty Who Tor ins,snee, would give seven toAA'' :
pair Of Broadway boots, whoa be eoad tsss nc pc
.sogssaa pssIs VI equal saaliy isr " ~ o. "a Ass"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

IT LUIS AU''"eyf "--J d.
By the arrival OF a trader We have dates from
Bent. Fort 70 the goth ut The late reports received
via New Orleans Of Indian hostites In santa 20 are
said 10 De- unounded In truth, companies of emigrants
AMI traders were daily along the route from lnde
pendence Prom al indications the Cholera nal en-.
treiy disappeared from among them and thoy were
generally in the enjoyment Of good health Capt
Carr Company Of Dragon. were met al Plumb Butte
On the 18Th and several companies Of Infantry Al Little
A,ksr.os IN .he eth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

WAsHINGTON tuesday, JuIy y ~
President Taylor has issued reclamation re -
commenting that the fret Friday in August be set
apart asa DAY OF fasting humiliation and prayer that
the Ruler Of Nations may avert the rsgsges OF tho
.courge now threatening 70 sweep over our country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Meeting for the Union OF the Hunker and
Free soil Partie--P rogress OF lholera.

ALbANf 4urs1tJi s-Iy - r ~
The Free Soil state Committee s-cep, the pro
position Of the bunker State Committee that the Con
venuon representing the Hunker and Free sou parties
meet a. Rome on the 18th OF August next for the puT'
pose Of devi.,ug means for union.
The Board Of Health rePor, eleven cases d Cnoers
and deaths s.uce Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Royal Mail steamship Ameriea-Delegate to
the Paris Peace Convention.

BosToS TIE sdsy, July - IN
Tee Roysl Mail Steamship America cleared TO-
day for Halifax ard Liverpool She Will sai. to-mor
row. There are - passenger. engaged 50 far she
takes no specie.
Ths .hiP Plymouth Rock, for Liverpool carries cut
twelve Delegates Il the Pans Peace Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Markets. BurrALo, Js'y S-s = ".
Reccipt, ,r,ihia me past 20 Ao~r'-r lo' - -
hbs wHrAr II ooo bush. CoRS. li'p e-'H
Fl or.n for the East and home trade mere y.
Steady demand .na We noroe sales o. ~ 80
81 :. for common brsnts and - 90 Tor 81
rher. /, = fair demand for prime samples o.
ard the market 10 frn. poor iois On me eooNS''
s.r md quotation, hsve do"nNN' ''"D''
sac. eubrsce 10000 bush q = CTS TOT INV ' :
srrn and n good demand We notice '''e' o. 49,
40 -, Tor Western mixed AMI a g. tor Sat
,.row FExtoHrs unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
steamboat Accident.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, July 81 PM
The steamer VIM J Pease arrived from New
YORK this afternoon with 40 passenger When ne'r
Newcastle schooner came N collision with her carry
ng away the larbosrd raj, gallery &c killing the cook
and dangerously injuring German The collision was
LIZ. ......
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Wenrhrr. &c.in baltimore.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, July Sc P NJ
The westheris quite cool this afternoon, and
III. city healthy Great preparations are making 70
celebrate Independence day 20 morrow. The markets
are unchanged. and the bushes. generally quite small
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Ned BuutIine in Trouble.

PH.IADEL rHA Tuesday, July '-P N.
Ell C. Jud,on. alias Ned Blnt'ine, was 60
verely beaten BY ex Police ofirer Ned NcGowan, IN
Seventh u rear Chestnut to-day Jadson received
several Dad cuts about the head sni was taken away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Breokl,n Femnle Aeademt.

The Third Annuai Commencement o. tse 81,
iyu Femse Acsteu,y took B ace 90 Ileslay so---
ctns 81 I'D 4 N sni c.os.ns 40 Al esry dinner "a,
We bad the pleasure of attending the ccnc li.rs -
cf ne exercises sni from what w. ssN sri hes-i ~
TESTIFY heartily O. The general good behavior af 20.
mates of tie Institution. O. the msrsci .nt~ sorss
The pupils snI their groscrucy the vsre4s slt,
pursued during me yesr The isrse hsI ~ 10 ko,.
nv va. completely e.ci by .eeet attentive ssss-
IDENTITY hsh.y pleased saieuce-s, east u.r- ssnt.i
whom we're the i.lrer part Oi Creation
Prs, and foremost AT "a. TIE eSercisessiief frss
BY Rev Dr WEIGH sui appropriate Mase--~" =
reading Of Reports from ihc several Commit 80 o. .
deterrent branches OF study pursued IN ne irsfg ia
sna the relative proficiency SO ne pupu. ihersr
The First Academic Cias. fnc Committee or CcrPas
t.n. consisting % Nc..rs Robert a Nest "a, ,.ec.
r.--.a. sirrfi.0 snt rr spence. rrr.rt.i "a.
.nv such E..ay. bad been .anfnittcd o. t.sfr srt a.
their .f,'e D.. nior~ cc,sted tlsn VS. anncps'.s-s
We ISL. being characterized ly a nfh m'rt sri r.
r.ns sentiment The tHrrut.fft H.f. -rfs"I irs-
solve. d. .h'y arsfIfHt o. rrF.rfs 'f. .f|ls sf
..-f. b, Pho vr.frrs .. fNH t.H. ..f..Us ga.
marked irtcrrnftrca trd .nfI'ltas ON .n iIrf .r..
mont Srt-.s' stress VS. laid nIIr f0.s 'rsf.Hr d.
.r'v a.. sn fr iuh.fsNr cd, t'rer O rsrHI sfI .....
Instruction. hul ~ sufficient nfafsf"t "' Nr f0gr4
error chat where there s 'arsr nafr 'rr 'i Q-Fsa
ono Educational in.tHlror tir peculiar nN's IF t1
t.faa. minds are apt to te oecfi'H.ed yf ncfec-
ana fl, mental Ish.fuirs sni powers tt Del rcilcsi
,n. ..ii,rrou level
The ,emtosifton. which received special c'mras
dsunn in tbs .thr highest Department "rrr
Thoughts on lf'rttnr" '' N''s '.. Hae
v,,...r mi Path D. ..s.rf H..r -'tf 70,
u.th,r U.mr Heaven a Country -stIst
. X..n.r Musings rHtn srI s r.uI. ef U' Hi...,
Oil, 49,, f.fIe. as hstr r.fr..m I.... s..r...t
Pa. ..s.i 3D.. ..,....I ..,.rfsf, ...fI.. .. dbl. ~.
.... rh.t ,rf.fi..I K..a.r. ID N.s I .... II.
| .,.. All ...f...l D., a d...,. aud .,.f.s.lf \.
800 ..l..,,,' .f i,.tt.r
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BROOKLYN AYFAfRs

CHoLFsA At rHs WosxHorfE The Co..
has broken out ~ The worshousc In Br'otyn A.
grant named Poster who hsi ben sent there -.
few DAYS. died yesterday. and smother lnra sis
been seiEed 9Th the cpidsmie
MoRE CHoLERs.-N. =. Warag E..s
knoYn lawyer Of Brookiyu. wa se.isa y,..-t,,
the fearful scourss and hes a. pfessni IN s,.,, 4.
gerous condition.
lsSUrsr.-An inquest was he'd yef,srss, -.
the body Of child Of NJ Fsines sus.th ~. 4.
been missing since saturday ls,t and ~" Ia! :
ns the water Al the Fulton Fsrry verde, 49,.
a. trsuuln.
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BY 1tlsCRapH TO the NETWORK TRIBUNE
pro.,,r,,,,ou from President TAYLOR.

- For teegraphic dispatches received IN time Tor
Evening Edition yesterday, see arst gage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

~ sv vel Known that the iargesi fortunes have been
made a few years FROM snal oegiunDzs ~ hose who
have b. sn-ss pgfsl q Ost eKirn
.veiv and he greatest number Of reUspapefs hrOu Th-
Oui tie country and . equally vel Known that hose
now dung The .ea-ng parties success VI
business Mskng known he sbiity ~ supply customers
the means u attracting customers. and ~ multiplying the
means results are multiplied Every facility FOR carry
oaI saf- and sdiciogs system Of adyersng Afforded
q PAIxsas ASsssy " Ihs Tnsz1s esi.diags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

Roo,,p,, ,-tfiin re past - k0urs-FLorR, 5000
nj. Cos~ = 90 og.h In sLovS there IS no ehxnse
wur.r d. rather lower sud 20oo bushels Gsnessee
.,S25 In Cos> there were sses % l0Q tashals
yellow round az Sc. See OARS moved io the extent
Of 5. DO bushe, SO .J. Sage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

THE TRIPuSE N PmLADgLrHiA--uanger 10 FsD
sdeThls will ind the Dsiiy Tr,bsss a Leibers Ns~'
Room, or they can procure "a from the ns~sboy'
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

~ Persons wishing The Trhons IN a. 'heir fesiesr
heir plaos u bssnes- vii pesse s~nd no,s hf0f
he Posl Oecs " saws word 81 ne desa u m, Publsas.
Omcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

rT- A letter from Fort Kesrney a. The Hu"qs
kss B.scoastn Announces the dssfh ~ Hon. IoE- J.
BEviSs, u Southport. Wis and formerly Hismhef
The Nes loTk Lea.lslnre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

In the absence IT the President Mr. Wood Rev NJ
LEWIS Of Brooklyn. presented 10 the young ade, thar
Diplomas OF Graduation. accompanied ~ = ie" serious
and well timed remarks mingled with much sslut'ii
counsel In view Of their retirement from tho lnstm
ton where they hsyo SOP well acquitted th'us"lf
In conclusion. We may mention that the number "A
pupils now boa the Institution b. about i@. "lica 10
.lrne,shat less than the sveraEn attendance To
Graduating Class ALSO We arc informed would have
been considerably larger had % not been drsnoi -
vsable by o. The pupils Go return "a their bones
boz view 0i the presence ui The efitrmir here AsHH
however fhe ircnds Of the Academy and ~ idura'en
generally have great cause Tor encouragement n ne
uniform success and admirable management oi th' To-
sututi0n
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From POrt-au-Prince.

Letters from Portsu Prince. dated the l9ta.Eli-
state th. the Government has reduced ihs caues On
Flour Mackerel Alevlves and Dried Fish ~ per cent
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The Queens Answer TO sir Allan MaeNab's
Petitious-CbOlera,& &c.

=
We have received Der Msjestys, the Qaeens,
answer 70 Sir Allan MseSsbs petitions, expressing an
opinion TIA, the Indemnity Bill IS not u compensate
the Rebels- supporting Lord Elgin, and hoping tsas
that sir Allan vii help % MAINTAIN order The English
Attorney General however, says that the Rebels and
Loysisis must Re paid alike under toe .sw
Tia Nsdlel Raszd sars ssnnsAssd taSAx sasly 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

n Il vii be seen By the following letter that
Dr. GEEs has fully retrac;ed the charge q fabrcatnz
bis certificate unqushsdly made By him sssinst DR.
FrrcHTwAScER That published BY Dr. ? was gen1.
me but Dr. g had forgotten tha, he ever gave T. ia
A4ToAs OFFICE July 3, l-s)
T. ti< Eaf0y Of TIE Tribua>.
DEAE SfR Allow ~ correct the statement 10 The
Tr54ns o. ~ INST Ia which discamed my signature
or permission ~ cerrncats 10 favor Of DR. ieucht.
wangers Disinieetlng Fluid. me having since
been shown me undsr date u % september lsf-.
therefore Gnssmuch A. was not swsre Of the fact
most cheerfuly retract any imputations contained
therein. Win respect skAH JtEk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

FRon VALPARAIso AND LiaA.-We arc m n.
cept Of hles Of tho NesAbor and he s0cayio q v.
paradise. to April o. and the Co~~.'eio Of L'm.~
April % There IL no local news The following 10 :
n.t Of the ships arrived s., Valparaiso aimee Ayrl ls
the date Of our last account
ARRIVED
Apr la-Am whale james Alien. smith ~ o. Nnodio''
'. 2l-Am bark Isrh Webb hu-fof. III 10
X-Bfg. uf ynr French Genie. sslsufio
1s-Brr ing ArGlr.ra. Boil san bIss
- BARK Am W tnh.n. Morton
Bafk French Paai. Gapiuer. l1i B00lssuG
SAILED
Anal a. An schf PafIkrIf " sferntn. Francisco
Am bark Hector. Kemp is9 Sar F'srcis~0
Ar Az Cadh Webb t.1 san Ffsrr sr1
2S-Am whale suIp James Alrn. smith, -. fsnias
Tue CsrD spoae An srhf Iowa On Feb - be- lai b a
: lon So a. bound io California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

" After the Ceremonies OF Reception IN the
City Hal yesterday Father Mathew proceeded with
the Com mtiee 70 Brsdys Daguerrean Gallery and lad
bis portrait taken Il may Ds there AIDE by SIDE
With the heads Of many Of disiny ulsned country
men executed With the hds4ty and beauty for which
toe portraits the gallery Of the above named Artst
are remarkable.
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Markets. BurrALo, Jay IS 7 ~.

port Of the prosrs. Of the csO'Ors' and S-d'y sP'"
one fa.s! case since yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

PApER ToR sALE-see Advertisement, Ia an
other column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

The DRT DooK-We nave an Interesting his
tory Of the Dry Dock Brooklyn, on hand, bat esnno,
ind room i0r 70 10 day We shall make room tor il -
| soon e. posslb.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

~ The Tenth Annual Commencement Of Rat
gers Female Institute will take place on Friday after
noon the 9TH inst. 10 the Rutgersst Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05

the exact sud faithful expression OF the views OF
| the Assembly and the Government both as 10 the
end of the expedition and the character which It
| should preserve under all circumstances HIS
formal instructions were to employ all The itiia-
ence he might have, SO as TO bring forth ir m the
French Intervention real and serious guarantees
Tor the liberty Of the Roman States
Now. though the French Ministry assert
round.y enough that they have scted independent
is in this whole matter it IS remarkable thsi from
almost every other quarter It hss been reported
that they ere proceeding in concert with Austria
| and Naples The oicisl Journal OF Naples, IN an
nouucing the movement OF the NeaPOlitsn army
across the frontier sSid thst II was acting IN con-
cert with the French troops against Rome The
same paper continues The brave French have
attacked the en- emv " ho defend themselves IN vain.
aud the Castle OF San Angelo Is already IN the
hands of that courageous army the French
which. finding ITSELF the victim Of treason. IS now
animated with the noblest spirit Of religion and
| peageIEcS.
Meanwhile, on the 18th, Lesseps arrives al
| Civits VecchiS Snd goes 10 Oudinots camp. he
finds him surrounded by singular group oil al
vissrs for a Republican General on q mission o.
genuine liberty. There was an envoy OF IA
detzky,two prominent Jesuirs an agent OF Russian
Nicholas, representative Of the pious assassin o.
Naples another Of the Court Of SPAN, ard severa
gentlemen OF the same variety, al ehock iai! o
light Of course. The arrival Of Le'sePs was no'
welcome to them, and they G; once set about the
work OF rendering his endeayors nugstor!. IhsS
hSa 10 difficulty in getting up a breeze between
MIN and the brutal old soldier Oadiuot, burning Al
me latter was to retrieve his defeat OF the 30.f
April Ii needed all the forbea rance and skill O
NJ. LessePs 10 listen to the absse Of the Genera
r without being forced to fight him.
{ On the l7sh OF Nay Lesseps went 70 Rome :,
confer with the Triumvirate. Like an honest Aue
sensible man he found that the Roman Repabi,
was not such an Internal thing as it had been re
a | presented He opened negotiations with the Ro
: man Government the Csmsrilia II Oudinot'
camp protesting sgajnst such foolish and uniustf
= able delay. The vscillaton which appears throns
o his whole correspondence with the TnanvrSt
1 shows that he foaod Rome greatly different troI
# the picture impressed on his mind BY the Aini'sr
Il al Paris. For many days nothing was accom-
q plshed. bat At last On the Stat May ne actuSi
y signed treaty with the Trianyrs's BY w@s