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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Hoard OF Education
NrDNGsoAY

The President IN the ChSir
TWurrH wAKp-A Report ws. ADOPTED 9y9r92n a.ias
twenty fhst beside sd0O for se also. 500 for en-
larging scaoolhol,e NJ. l.
FfirTNrH WARD-AppAcauon was made and referred
for $50 70 dag yard Of school house No a.
FoVRrEE>rH " WAED.-S-Soo we've approp1iaied ~ t up
school house No = in Merc~f-sti ana AZ apfcs+on iof
81 s5l ii 10 faru 81 To- referred
SouooLs FOR CoLoSEp CAiLOEEN-SSS ~ We're recon
,nendei hv the Committee meet deficiency n Schools
in Centre and Thomas-st which was adopted, deo4cln-
Ssa ron latter. being pay OF teachers before appouon.
tnrni The Society were authorized 20 csse additional
.,,r, IN basement OF - Plllip's Church Cenus-st
Annual REPOGr-rhs document w as rreseuis> os iae
Chairman COm'r Bosworta Hls 81 considerable zen. .'
and presents many valuable AID iueres.n. si-1i'.'A
Tse hole number Of Public schools n ;ac City icoun
io each department 10 building school is "a OF waeh
ne Pgbc Schoo Soceiy have rs. The Wand schools 'S
and the Corporate Scnoo.s =. ... IA s.-.-.
the wear was s5JsA and The average a.iend-n1r ~
VIZ Public school Society Schoos ine 4en A n. tt,-'e
schools. SoS20 average attenesnce iS~S.i " al1 ,
t.Sas. average attendance l+es Corporate SoH0o.'
There has been decrease OF about So RON AZ NeSI
IA tie average attendance on TIE fuclc >cloo >ee.
Schools ana an increase of St5 10 he WSrd >choo.s
TIE number Of scholars attending the PaoAc >cle9.
has more than dolbled since is-, owins 10 PIsal-Se
wsaTng away and ehildrvn received into me >eao0.'
Tee comparative cost IS much lcss thsn IN ls4S
The houses and sites for The Ward schools aA' &
cost SSlo, The ute u which the Ciy. ana forms
handsome addition % Y. rVsl estate.
The examinations u the Free Academy The report SAYS
VII have excellent effect on TIE Common Schoos
showing ne Necessity g re p lis lending t1e1r crcrz -
10 the usef1l branches u CoOn School e1ucAron. N
winch they required 70 oe Peeei before being admit
,as 4, The AAt tie examination OF pupils for tie
IN January. leo offered from the Pubic School Soiey and
s. were accepted. ron Wsrt schools leo oaered and 81
were accep,ed-in al =. oseT'ug ard ~ accepted
rbe rrpori speaks n aga ,esns Of he free Academy
,t also of Ire Evening schools which have been The
| rsr.ps oi eTec,ing mach good
r. r,port wAs accepted. ant ordered 20 be printed
p.o DAVIS during ms remarks. Pad % u many
deserved cncomutns - 49,. ,..
| gpye AcAoENY The Committee on ms .nsH1lto'
also made report showing everything o. Re 70 e1cri.e
operSiioa s1d making vArcas s-ssts-oNs a. ~ i. ~
mission 81 puplis. &c , H.. ~ -,
soIne other htue business Wa done sno 'De 0'a1 -
4
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Prole.tanl Epi.co opaI sIate Con,enIion.

TIE Protestant Episcopal State Convention Tor
tie Diocese Of Pennsylvania met Yesterday afternoon
az five o'clock ~ - Andrews Church. Bishop Potter m
the chair
George ". Wharton wl- reelected secretary aa
Rev " II Oieuhemer Assistant Secretary
The Clerk then called the rol ald nfiy 'hree Clergy
men and eighty lay depu-e- answered io their
nance. after which. the following Committees were hp
pointed by the Chair
On Ctarrsrs-Rev Or Bowman. Rev Mr sicn. Rev
II Montgomery Judge Church, Mr Little and Judge
stroud.
Usfpll,d Busiue.s-Rev Drs Morgan, Weld ard
Roger-
Lry Ciains-Nc..rs. lnsersoi. connyngaum snd j.
Wagner
C.ricai C.aBu--Hev Drs. Hare, Carmichae. and
Neville.
Tie resolution that tbs Conver -on shaI hold Two
..ssi.ns per day fr0u AN 20 : PM and from j H.
60 e Psi except on wednesday,. waent shall meet A'
JOAN was adopted
motion was made by Rev Or Boyd ihst Rev ElN
vs. i.-h.ner be- admitted % -sat 90 the Convent o.
which, after discussion, was referred 90 me Non
miffse on ectilns
The petition from Pie Church o. fae CucnNon
fr1i.rei. asking Tor admission. was referred to poem
Committee consisting 90 Rev Ne-.rs. Coleman Morgan
and .ehiuer Judge stroud and Herman Cope t-g.
Tie Convention then adjourned 90 meet - n at tho
same ,l ace this day 80 l0ococS Cor Divine w0g-np
rPllaieirlla North american 10Th
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cnrr.a.,..at
EnlroR. on TnE TelagNr My a,tentIon bein.

EDITORS OF THE TgIBUNE Ny attention being
called 70 On article your journal Of the 18th inst
wherein William Wilson. or your informant under
the signature Of Impartial Justice designated hun
BILL Wilson the prize n.htcr and trainer OF aIiAee
sullivan D. accused IN broad and general terms ~
riotu. and exciting others 90 violence ~ the Asior
place heaier an the might 90 the th int on the eFc
ming in question observed NJ Wilson there AMI was
witness O. his trdravors O. prevent the eXcesse-
which enacted hy part oi ,he audience on that
evening. many others can icstis. = Tar from x
citing D. mot NJ Wilson dli more than any ot the
authorities present aay the feelings OF tscontcnt 50
warmly unaffected on that occasion
On Ihur-day evening. aware taai Ny Wilson
was not 90 the Ihesier or anywhere n tie vicinity oi
the not having positively refused "a urgent solcts
uon 70 accept Of ratutou TICKETS or % have hand or
part 3 the matter.
lmpeued by true sense oi Impartial Justice ]
these facts whereby the puaLc NAV the better
ildse q Mr. Wilson character which can be- sustained
by large number Of the mos spcctGo.e men Of our
city As a cllet. luof-nsive man and good ciuzcn.
Trusting that YOU VII correct ihe fn-ssateueni %
your informant and thereby DO simple ACT oi justice
20 man whom trust hos been lInieni!ons-y ni i-red
! remain yours, SC &c EAfTN
t appears from a,er evidence, ihsi tie person WHO
threw ,he chars upon the stage wss named Alien and
that he ha- since been arrested ia Fri5l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17


bo-ck. removed
CHorEs, ~ TIE wEsr.-Our Western pa
per. AID the telegraph continue TO MORN : 7. W
mage. Of the Cholsra - rsrious points A. '-'.'
,- where q; prevails most i seems 20 oe o. H'-
rvpe-,he proportion OF the aesihs 70 me es'''
,m.r ". tske th- following irom the rePo'' o' ''s
Board o. Heath, Nay 10 ....-.
TWENTY eight cases q Choers ana * ..5. q
been r~porte5 70 the Board q heA--A - ~, .- -
noon showing fLe increase - i9-- Cn.,. f.f,fs-.
r-ssss %. -rs death Tie number - ctes y.
- - ss Bosrd for the weeS ending " ednes1 y
Nav e. &. ~ and re nuni1er u -ea'Hs ~
the same PERIOD q -ine Is - .,
Tas Ina CT the lih hAs tie following 90.
r-,.o y o'clock today Friday here lad oeen .
-..ss and l0 deaths - last twenty o-f A -
- ~. Rcsrf of Hesl-h-an increase o" '-' ''f.'
Yesterday.
AZ Louisville .t Ia. noi assumed 81 a-AFl'-n. =
Tie J9srna, Of the lih says
We lea-u that lsfv 90 Grayson- q He-I n - - !
--.n on -x-h o- seventh - near lesnui l'4al
. an yss1.ng-or.sf ani a adv on hlzAiA-'' rs -
have cen s--scked v-th Cholera he persons
howeve- al colva.esceIt, ~itn ne t~-sFr - II
lsst named oue Two men. residing h's- .''
lsrt GARDEN are sad g have d.st ~ InolriA
The V-- Absas Blre-il q the 9th has the io-o"'ns
melancholy particulars Of tie ravsge' oi iAe disease "
one family
The tb-ee person. mentioned by " IN Yesterday s
rs1e- 4. b.v.nz the Cholera. were M John Fowler,
ti; wife and son Mr Fowler and hi' son a.ed A1o-'
noon Nrs r0w.e- we lesrn, Is letter i-l- iI''
- L-.-,s A., ID, .a~.,.rsl that she viii recover AL
otber s6n Of Nr vss attacked on Monday "-'l 1.si
rhea bur took some medicine which checker i loI .-'
time Monday night The dlsrrhea returien pom an.
.siry % DO anvth NJ 20 arrest b. he wa taken "ih
The cholera during Yesterday ami ded last nSli Se
dom 90 W. hear u "a family beng more severely ."
sc.ed thsn has that OF Mr Fowler But iew DAY
ago daughter Of NJ Fowler died no" we have '' le
.-. fa. .sh 90 rNq f.rrf~ and TWO sons.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
M A n r IE ID

t 1s CITY. Nay 49, - Thonas Cn8rch BY Dr. White
.oa'- Henry wiLSOS Mss EyELINE ds1sh.f u Lyman
N-II-0l. D.
HsNkf BREASTED srs Ms CHARLOfTEF SHARP 1.axhrsr
81 Nm ~larp.
% wets-.say, 10 y R-v D,. As,u.. NJ, ROBERT y
NENlsON % nss cORSELA FORD dsusbnsf u Ia4 F,fs
70 sI u fns Cfy.
Oh htn Ny ls - Grsr- Church - -Y Dr. soa- JOSEPH
W. KkNcE % HARRIET ssakht,r IA r. w..absra. Esq
A. ~ Hsrsar J. T4-.ssy n1frnx M a. sy Rev M
cfP- W Jk.sk FosfkE 81 t Cy ~ M PHEgE v d.sKhts,
of ia- ~ Capt Marvel di'E. of -s 0rrn.r place
A. G4hiori Conn Nay E-v Aanto gsrnsft T D SMITH
Of fu- c'y NJ GEORGIANA PEEK 8aag,f VI ~. az W m
Pea. Esq ID Ne. fofx.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Later from Curac Oa-The MonnEe- Diibcul-
iies-Government in Critical Position.

HO3IUN, " tlHF NY NY I'-f VI
The brir Hsrq1ard. with dates from Curacoa to
10 the qth ult hss arrived Al this port and reports thai
great excitemeu, prevailed Curacos in consequence
Of the resignation Of Monagas and Guzman. Il wa-
thought probable that the Government would 5e OVER
thrown.
The resignation of Monaga. wa. sail TO be only a
ruse 70 secure the dictatorship
Guzmau was 20 De sent England 90 negotiate loan
Al the prisoners captured during the last war bad
been released including Gen Peezs two sons, who
were a. CurgC0a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Later from Newt Granada and sisal-Prepnra-
lions at the latter Port for an Attack on
Ho.rov. Wedne.lar MAY 10

BosTov Wednesday May 10 "
By late adyces from New-Granada We learn
,hat Gen Lopez atoly elected President, was stl ia
power though Revolution was momen.aray eN'
poc,ed
Tie brig Ann Maria. with accounts from sisM io
April 10 ha. arrived ana reports thar an expedition Of
sewers, thousand men Including many americans had
been fitted out sud about 20 sail % attack Tie
town o. Racria-. the strong hold OF the Indians
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
wreck and Loss of Life-Farther News from
Venezuela.
Boston. Wednesday

BosToN Wednesday, May To- FM
The schooner Fair Dealer, Of Bristol, Me went
ashore on ss,ers Island in gale on sunday night All
on board penshed, save small boy
Late letters from Caracas state that the notases Of
the country had been ordered 20 assemble there IN
order TO sec what could be- done 10 save the State from
utter ruin.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

AxgR.CAS MISSIONARIES IN CEYLoS--
yacsyt Dalu Asr0fise publishes the following cNi.aot
Of letter from one OF the Missionaries who sailed from
Boston for Ccylon last Autumn
Nancy. CEYLoN. March q. 'il
yrr- kind letter vas received IN The 2lth u.t the
av Of our stepping foot upon the shores OF ne heahn
CITY OF Madras after prosperous voyage oi lJ5 lays
or .., ~ weeks from the lny oi en1arkauou
On Tucsdsy the lih Of October last ns suppose you
know We LET, Roston In the ship B0wdtch Jacob Pike,
master with twelve other missionaries on board. VINO
wifh ourselves our ltie John scott, and " Idly
D,yrhf little son Of Mr. Wlnslow. seven years DID,
composed happy family of lt persuns. oi and young
Three. Rev Nessrs Day and Jsweit and Mrs je"ett
were BAPTIST missionaries. The former leaves VIE
and - children m America. - retlln io m- "OrA
among the Telloos0os u Neore lie is gerv exec
lent tsn abou, 80 years old. and las passed ten years
India
see from late Fngish papers thai there s intense
feeling iu Congress upon tie slavery question ani lat
the south are very obstreperous What VII The south
erners 81, May God n mercy calm the strife anu 10
fhe beet way nd tie land oi it, greatest curse.
Our dwelling house 4s ID tLe rear ~ and AZ OHM z
the church a, Nanepy Opposite the church j. an lH'
significant looking temple oi the heather. great
h-sfhen festival j. % be held here n ABOUT month
The printing and binding establishment hcrr is r.
arse concern there employed 10 10 about ~ men.
natives fouf-, t1lF 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

Dis,srER ASD Loss oT LIFE.-PoKTLASD- Nav
l5-Ths schooner Superor, from bosion- struck ne
hafua rock alout = o'clock yesterday n- captain
md 40 men. and Mrs French ani her daughter anoli
four years DID, passenger escaped from the vessel 20
the -ock Ills morning four men. AZ tne ilrnineli
rsk % their lives took them Of TIE enid had per
isheL They had bcen the rock about ~ hours
T NJ. Burke. the lafe Commlssloner o. Pa
,er,s wil N - days become The partner oi NJ
mi sef, o. please a. political fractions Of Ire Demo
crate party - says ne scrrssPondeni Of tae PsAs
asrtsa LeGSz
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
The Crevasse AT jefferson, La.
gar-r~cRr "wednesday. May

baltimore, NtdAf-uhs+ 'iaJ l'.
The P,ravunc seys-The crevesse at JEFFERSON
on the Mifsissippi ie" miles ABOVE Ne"Oi'' ans ''
fesrfuly on the increase The water IRON tl' Nl''s
spp has reached Hercules-t IN the SECOND M-ilo az
y of the city and s also approaching Lafayette al 'le
upper end Of the city Planter. on tAe coAst nave SUI
.d i,r,erseir and almost despair Of lts reccdins
II continues 20 threaten grcat devastation IN is course
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
TN CsryAs'r-No,hwthsta standing the fact thai

THE CRgyAssE.-Noth outstanding the fact that
% water from the had reached The city and
was pouring through the siuces into the canal the
accounts from the scene of disaster were when We
went press more cheering than We have ~ yet rr-
c,iycd large number OF hands and necessary uten-
sis were sent up by the Mayor yesterday morning
ild 70 was the opinion OF aEenieman residing near the
crevasse last evening. thar t would be stopped
The damage already done however - great, and fears
are entertained that ID the break promptly stop
ped. the new cana viii be- rendered almost useless
The water has boz places near the halfway house,
risen 20 encr0ach upon tie he road and but Tor
fle -illcrs admitting t into the canal would have De-.
fore thi- overfOwed t Carrol.ton.ag. i overiOwed
nearly tn whole distance % within mile OF the new
canal and the water has 20 much about Carfol-
ton and Laia stie that the Inhabitants are getting
ceediugly uneasy. 10 has been suggested that II the
crevasse not Immediately stopped. the only way 10
the canal FROM destruction % cur outlets for the
great body oi the water through tine Aetsirie Ridge -
Ne trust, however, that such measures VIII not be
come necessary a. hope 20 be- able 20 be-
tore evening that the danger ID over y o Pic. 9Th.
FIRE ~ MADrsos The LopisriHe Democrot
brings Ia. An account ~ the reported fire in Madison
On sunday morning last about y O'Clock. by which
property was destroyed a. the amount Of $1,000 IL
0rgr ated ia the wholesale liquor store Of Thomas B
WILSON which. learn. entirely destroyed With
the stock OF liquors and books and papers Of the
Germ. The buildings adjoining occupied by Nessrs.
Poeys & Butler iron dealerf. and y. Potter, whole.
Thomas B. Wilson's loss, including building and con.
tent. sluOOO-mCstly covered by Insurance y Potter
:l..D0 roleys & Butler. 500.
CHotERA.-The Ya-o0 Mss Democraf Of tie
2 nst says the cholera has assumed the character o
"a epidemic IN that place Dunng three or four day.
previous o. the ~ several deaths had occurred and
! number oi cases were then existing.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Robbery at a Race Cour.e.

ArsASY Wednesday May -.
Mr. Charles Bates. Captain ot = CANA boat had
hs pocket cut open AZ iac race al the Bulls Head
Course today and his wallet, containing si,foo the
proceeds OF sale Of Flour con.s suci 20 his care stolen
The thief has thus iar escaped detection.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

A.rRrcAN MusErN Who does 10, remember ia, a,
vore pantomime u the Rsveis W here the clown ci m
hAIf AID harlequin shot to pieces Ths Nauucris snt
Louis Elisef are playing u now Al The Museum. with q
dttons snd Improvements Great Western. too. hsg ~
brought ouf new piece called ~ " tores; Rcse TIC
hsppes h 0i the and altogether the peroAn q.
his " gel are lnasla.-y splr-ted and Anasn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Tic Mn,hInglon Appointments.

WAsHrNorov Wednesday. May i6-j Psi
Tie Appointments for this District are to be de-
,erinned on th. evening Walscks chances ior the
Mar.halship sre the tcst
rurnor D.. quite prevalent that Hon. JoAa " Bots
viii receive tie ot,o, Of Land Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Markets .Brrf.lo. Nav ic-cPM.

Pece.Dfs ,ri'hn ic pgst fh7rrs.-FtorE 1000
hbls WHEAT 1000 bushels CoRN, 400 bushels
The Flour market Is ats stand. and quotations are
nominally g % -. ln Wheat the sales are lOVO
bushel. N zoe tor common Chicago aud 90c Tor PRIME
Ohio The sales oi Corn are 400 bushels ~ sc
Ere .hts are without change
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

ENclrExENr AT kAroN-h i't0a, "a nay
- $40 ms iusiviiuSl who went % Harrisburg %
iueuc- the Governor % cal CUT the military returned
TO-DAY His mission has been unsuccesiu- he 2Ios az
nothing bu, Letter from the Governor 70 the >heI
talking very inp-essvey oi me necessity 0i -
n. l.ss ntoruiu the sheriff that he hai written -
The Deputy Attorney General 90 give ne >aef' r. al
and counsel and ns the Sher.- 70 make every eao' 20
cal o.; Als posse and execute hs process -ll PE9is
ing that should BE- ine-ectuLl le would taSe some
otner step.
Is @ any r'ss- cgszf4s Il has been thoroughly trfd
no po>ss can De rascd here. because = requires fs
- one thar can BE- had against The current OF popular
opinion To-day the hoasns~n hsd procession with
banners. Cu Cue o. which were the words We wEnf
for labor vi hat wAs promised Tor votes-more
WORK AL seI;sr pay Pennsylvania
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
,Iarkets.AlsAN,. May i6-e P n

Re-etpts ~ canal '-uh'H re past - honrs-
FIorK 2O0 bbls CoRN, .6O0 1ushes-lhe FLoCS
market remains % previously noticed. with moderate
business OF CoEN about ooQ bushels sold AZ &C. for
yellow OARS moved % the extent Of 1900 bushels
Al 90 33.c
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
NNr-linR,on Annir-.

WAsHiNoroN "Wednesday, May it
There was no Cabinet meeting to-day, hencs we
have T. appointments 20 transmit
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Nsw-YosK. May IS. i'i2.

Y DAS MARBLE. the delinestor Of Yankee
characters, died Of eholera II Louisville. Tie ne~s
was received II Boston by " WAFren, Of IT, Bosicn
Museum. brother n law Of MaEtlc-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
IATR CALIFORNIA NEWS.

From private sdy.ces received IN tnis City yes
terdsy We are pat IN possession Of news rom
San Francisoo % March y, eleven days aser tnan
the news received yesterday via Ne~-Orean''
though no. so late as our teegrsphic dispatch in
another column.
At that date, Gan Francisco vas thronged win
strangers. who were still constantly arriving and
as one of the letters states there were more Peo-
pie than houses in the city Large parties were
leaving FOR the pscer' the digging season having
inst commenced. Several parties were 70 set out
the next day.
The CaIfornia was still lying deserted IN the
bav. there being only the captain mate and one
other person on board Of her. Toe feeling among
the merchants and business men in the place wes
highly favorable tosupporting the line Of steamers
and it was believed that efforts would be made
among them 70 despatch her shortly on the
return voyage TIE Oregon had not arrived -
II was not doubted but that the Oregon would
be able to keep her crew on board. She as we!
as the California, is furnished with an order Tor
assistance from Commodore Jones should the crew
threaten 70 desert The crew Of the Caiyornta
however lef, so speedily that application was
useless. and Commodore Jones has enough to do
TO keep his own men on board his vessels Inc
Cahfruio's men had enlisted for three years
A Danish brig had arrived at San Francisco
from China. with stores fJr the I. 5. squadron
The L. S. sioop ofwer Dale vas to sail for the
United States on the 9th or 10Th.
There was sill demand for goods Of all de-
scriptions, notwithstanding the large quantities
arriving Considerable speculation was going on
10 lots and property was constantly rising IN val
ue. a gentleman writing on the 18th OF March
states that he wished to purchase certain lot, 30
feet square but finding that it could not be had for
less than slO OOO, declined the bargain. There
was ,light fall in the price Of god On the 18Th
it was selling at sl4 per ounce.
The City Of Bepicia, situated on the STRAIT be-
,etween Pablo Bay and suisnn Bay, Is going
ahead rapidly. Many persons ar moving into It,
and its business - fast becoming active and I'M
portaut
Late adyiccs from Mazatad state that the O'e
gon left that port on the 25,h Of March and would
consequently arrive at San Francisco about the
lst Of April
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

IMPORTANT DroisIoS-The Supreme Court Of
Illinois have recently decided ths, AZ ofthe lsgss
ture creating new County upon the votes OF msor.
ty Of the people OF the District being favor Of
the measure y constitutional
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
WllIlANaRrRGn -AFFAIRs.

CHRlsr CHUEcH.--The congregation OF this
Church having been presented with ayery valuable
plot Of ground by Messrs. Brown OF Norh Brook
yn, about 300 yards from their present site viii lay
the corner stone Of new Church, under the name u
Christ Church North Brooklyn ihs afternoon at q
o'clock. Rev Drs Stone and Lewis OF Brooklyn will
ofciaie The procession will form at the corner ot
Fourth and South Tenth s,s Wliamsburgh. The dis
,ance from Peck-sp Ferry Landing - less than a
quarter of mile The Church - 70 be OF the Gothic
order. and TO accommodate abou; zoo worshipers
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
ranrt ralrpdar-THis DAY

Circvrr CopKr-No- 81. 81 81 A. as, ~ =, - ST. q
-. e.. e. a. O.. &. G. - go. 80,
CoNao~ fLEss-fart Nos lQs, 7. =, So, 49, l2tf -
,SS ls- Is Pari u-Nos. lss lsS. - 30 rs 70 ~
IA 2l6, rs, Il. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

NAIoNN MNArvsE GALLERY -EDwARO WHITE, ~
BRoADwAY This magnificent saloon possesses superior
advantages tor the rapid production OF Da gueueoype Mn
iares All persons who wish unsurpassed nhcues, II
themselves Or irleuds should give ih- Gallery call
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
X. Cary Longs Discourse before the HE.
torical society.

The following request and reply On th- SUBJECT Of
this able paper which noticed AZ the time has been
handed US for publication ,...... -.
r,R Ca, Lo~. Er. Arrlf-rf -IioIr Sy The In-
,r1rlon and pleasure impaired 1y toIf Al'fe'' Dr
l- H .lorra Slcey induce -- i' asa .-r Ia 'i ~ To-
rr1~.rln a. some early day most convenient io fol.
coupart s0u be-wecl ne ufcArc-.t- ietal-- 3l l-7
ID Wart and fne New De- 4u .liefe-fll- tuIr
to he Antiquarian AID tre scholar A. tii- proi " ZEN
.r 4..,v.rv la. increased me facilities u better u-
,1u,r on tne .ltccf. greater c-rosfy has been uni
,es,ei and ampef rewards have been PROMISED 'o i-'
stlceut -
We Ire assured a, your srliie- and requirement 10
hls branch OF know edge .fr 2A5 -ppfee-at-o pt nay
% our ciuzens. % whom woll s-tr Er--t F--a'-fs
should you couseat 90 rrpea Jour a.'e-isr anu - ~
You early answer 20 this regles, VII oolge 80 and
0iler. ho iaks interest -r ine mailer
" r are very rr-pectf-l-g- your o'-1i.ni - a1
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ness in lrsiniA prr. enel -f - - | .-l s,r ~
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ik9us 70 BE- allowed t-s opportunity q. .aie -ai rave
o % u--raraJn denver t1 p-1c n-1i " ilief 80
1f 1lscolrses with ilsusaons % ne ~ ~ 49,. II
rr~s. of k-chft-rrr b1-n iu tle O.c and NrN O-i-
rore lv teve op~d tl4l re le -sl- ur papers u-i'is
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l. The mean rr the favor Hitn lic1 icl AiT- $50
nv s-rrf to .vs.-rat e tne remains OF anc-r Amer
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CARY LONG.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
AMERICAN USIoN OF AssooIATioNisTs--Ihe
following gentlemen were appointed officers Of
this Society a. its recent meeting:

p,,,.srnf ........ HORACE GREELEY
p,ns,fic cor Soct......WiLLIAM h. CLAIMING,
Forcga Cor. Sec 49,. { HAKLES 4 DANA
Recording Sp..........JOHN DWIGHT
Trolsursr ...... ..........f. : CABOT
DIRECTOR
GFO RIPLEY. Nev-York ALEN HARRISON. Pll
n n NAMING JOHN SARTAlN.
iONN DAVIS Boston r FISHER. Boston
JOS A BARkFR Providence