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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

"a FOR sALF-A f.rm OF 100 acres one mile North
80 the City Of Hudson adjoining the nver. Win
new and convenient oui-hulldings, may De divided
into arms. with beauuful sites Tor building
AO would sell the farm adjoining, 40 sores IN noe order
buildings large and cneut-msy be divided IN ~o or
For health, convenience and beauty OF scenery
the above locations unsurpsfed n- backs Of ne
Hadsou River For part culars ircui-e ofJAS CukRlE
- " ali-st y. Y or II the subscriber. b VAIL.
Lsurel Farm, Hudson, Sept7 slf oeod-
ga LANDS FOR SALE IN HAMILTON CO-The
80 f.lowing lois, sugsed N Browns Tract, and num
bered his Map a. IS A. &c. 49, J. II, -, ), IT,
20, X. IS ~ c For terms. lie inquire OF nc agent on
~. ,r-ri.as snfrSw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Sueih-st New-iork, opposite Cheisessquare, Is now
open for the reception Of pupils Those shng 10 place
dsug htrrs wards IN ths institution are respectfully iu
ved 10 make early application ana by so dong they
learn the method Of instruction, merit OF teachers lOc3
lion well every information relative TO the school,
29tTwenteihst 90 2wcOds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
ABBoTTS COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES.
kgv sOEHAH %. ABBOTT, PsisCiPsL.
S9irg.er Institute, Union PARK


Sept u 1he lOc.uOn and appointments Of this new
ID zee. erected and furnished al expense u about
seventy thousand dollars present desirable fac lilies
for 10. great object nave ever been combined ssy
s ar Institution its spacious HALF. IL lie ure Room
Chemical a6c Philosophical pparaus snc IL Casl-enic
j0ns embrace every convenience Tor education ~ ~
EDUCATION.-Mr A FOlGNET. one Of the firm
II 81 M--sr- FO gnet Tay Ors Classical French and
Engish school 10 Broad way, will lake ini- Opgors
inorm his fnends and the public that residing
10 more .isiole location ilo4 We h-st and VI
heretofore receive 10 be family limited ruinb-r Of
boys oOarders Any Of his friends guardians heads
Of families, who wish 10 avail themselves Of The sdvar-
isges Of MS school, may BY this accommodating secure
90 tner sons an opportunity FOR perectins themselves
the knowledge Of ne French which IL the language q
DR. - family. Mr. r l. aware that lSsTEUCTIOS j.
comparatively small part Of EDUCtTi0N The lztier IL
not confined 10 ne scnoOOom, hut i % De pursued IN
TOO cn.ngrOOm, IN the sleeping roon indeed wherever
the child may be; Il will therefore Re Of Mr rs
greatest efforts give 10 tho children inr1siec bis
care that polish Of manner which becomes gentsmen's
sons, and his Tack vii b. easy, as his pupils will only
associate with persons Of discretion and Kind feelings
For terms, see circulars with Mes.rs D-lluc a Co
Park RO~ ST. Broadway, John Mlhsu, sl Broadway Roe
Lockwood Son, ~ Broadway, and a. Mr. pa resi-
dence lS4 Tive fb-sL University place. Dir r viii
retuTn the city the 10Th VI Sept IS fweOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

IsFCsutScE ssrrss.so The coun,yof
vD TsossoS ~ c Yors s-s.-.s . r.,- ~
~. % ~ 'a.,' u.f- 70 u. ,uosfo.r. a -, D. o. ;,-.
p. -I--uih cay Of J.naay n-EtDsd, SsE fors ne i~- IA
DAY oi joy ish JAMES THOMSON. I'm
Slsl..sa- DAyiD THOMSON. Jr Adn1'''''o''-
Is PURSUANCE Of a. order Of n. sarrosa,s Coas Of
Ives To- ao,e- s.r-oy Evsa 10 q, persons hs'ng claim,
% pr.ssi th- % th- usss.,
b.. r-.sso-. No Och.ra CRY Yors
Ass q. I.us i.-sn.I j0sEPa h viooo san'1.irs'sr
II PURSUANCE ssrrrs.,- Of ,s- cosa, .,
, KossRT wasa iis5 % u e. ca, s 81 s ' rs
i--.'-d % Pr-ni th- 9Th voaea- ia-r-o 70
e. At .f r-- s-nc- So Thom.. Cay OF s-- ro
o. Or -- ~ ir.aiy -s-h "a Of Dscsmb-f nsri Dated New
~ l,.sa' MARY Z wAsmyeroS. Asm.u.,..u,
PuRsuAsCE q is- ssrros-i- q l1- Coaa d
kEiRss y ssTS' s's9 !. s'.os h.,ns "a ~
T. ff--- e Eh z. " sab. Der a.
-ce 70 Or lsrr stres Tie CITY Il N-r YORK bso-
- --co ty q I.suafy ssItD.ss S.- rors Alsa.ss
az .-.n' JOSEPH X WOOD. Ain'ni.tr,t1,
t)tsLIc ADhiSlsKAIOks OfFiCE. "a Hs--as-.i-Sa-
- esr-o5 s'-n % th- -,'-- sns ofasf benny Nc
"-1s have I'D ts.,ais .-ts fth- al ,..i. 7,
- ' o. - rso. Asnaaa'r, VI 3 ,eHa.,-r-s ind D.,
=. y nin .oeooiinf - --, gai-.s The D.
.v I.s.o' ., al1a.s.or Of tn. s-s-.-d - sf.,
80. l.-t- JAMES IsAYER, Paoir Aamn-tr.to,
SssLIe ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE No. 7 s.sss-str.-t-
sEcKTR G ca . y. .,.,-' ,aa s'Ii q
..s-s % have 80 .e-cis Of ~ s s:ss
al fsro-.i q - ace rsrax - Il. 80, 49, .
!, "a, as .I-esst q lie s.o.s-s ), - h.
81 - ell s.-i Nsr Ton. Asg-s, 81 lSfs
- 100 JAnts :. rHAfEH, Pas e 4su .a.,r,.e,
l'NoIS aDhlssfHATOKs OFFICE ~ : S,...5 49,
T,~ss /, - gwen. T. t-s relatives r-rt IN a., IA
- a-utrrt., is'- ht.h Wee Co1.s Pas. d.. -
x % n.T- SD ints<ts- shaH .crIv u -.
% - So11J % S-~Gfort BE- l.ti.-. m
y c az .-i--,- ca - =; cay Of ton-r n =.
s.5i 80 N.F.fers. A sust =. ~
pSsLtC ADMINISTRATORS oFFiCE - : $3.50 80. -
- 80 n-f-sy Es-a. % 10 aaa at a -. ~ ~
Nfiss @;s II 10 Cty Of S-~ Yor. 1890 -. -
- 80 ni--t.i- VA ,asii appy Ia -ar-uss,- e.
~ s--ios, Tor .>ttrrs ssnnistr~ro .nor -. :.
- % - 'ad z,-.tst-, 74h 4av o
-. = We ~fsf oo1 -na,ss N-- Ton Alxa.t q. -.
.lE r-t- JAMES ;. THAYER Pssie As,s's.,,.,,
NOTicl Is nEhkBY GIyES Ts,: a. 49, : :
. Do'sfsof o. tae st- Of Ss- fsrs Tor "a. f. IA |,
-.-lna fss.n Of ht>kf l. GAhDSER vac -..-s.so~.s
y lnas-t its stats Prso- ter of -.
p-e-@'- isf7 o. eozTrfrn tor srss1 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

NIU-IC.-FR STUCKLER, Professor Of Music and
ltCompOser, gives lesson the piano and Ia singing
= quito ans improved style. HIS experience Of
IS teaching Ia Germany, Spain and England has
enabled him to impart 10 bic pupils The An OF Music
playing ana snging-in shorl time Ladies and gentle
taught at their own or al hs resiccncr where also
h1e and thOrOughbss- will he taught In connection with
his brother A s schools attended Address ~ He's
ter-st sl9 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

.rD ,FORkElPORr ianding s.Fort Han
60 ,ss.sr-.sN Ton each ~sy-rhe steamer JOHN
---s HART lesves Ch-m, srs-si Pier lyfsln
DAYS excepted a. PM 2.lnlnz. caves h-ypori a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

THE MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
j SCHOOL. 2l8 Fourthst fronting Washngton--quare
cor II MscdOugast reopens Monday the 0th Of sep
TENDER Circulars for particular information may he Oh
taiued al the bookstore of n III. Newman & Co. 1879
Broadway OF Mr. Clarke who resides in the building,
erected for the Institution.
GEO W. CLARKE. ps,,
s53w JAMES TANNING, rnnelpas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Us,vgsslTY or THE CITY or NLw-YoRk,

UfIVkksITY OF THt CITY OF LW-lOkk,
September Q, 1913,
fE'HE FALL TERN Of The University viii open on
! "wednesday the 1911 inst Candidates for the seve-
classes can examined the previous Tuetdsy, Al
eDciock AN Prot. LOOMS has sccepied The invitation
Of the Council To The Chair OF Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy Of no University.
40 Il TIlEO. FRELINGHuYs ChancellOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

z..-sl..s--sNL UM AND FOHT Ltt--Un 81 = 90
= - Monday, Sd sept ne seam5oa. KAN \
-ao- Rogers w.. esve Canal -. touching a. hammond
Il 81 ~ f-,',rs and T-trt,-rth - IS I'm
III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
....ssEs.=saa NEW-YORK AND NEw.nAvEa

- .s-sz-sss--. RA ILROAD-On snd amer Monday
MAY Il, the following trains " ~ irayo
office Of The Company. ~ Canal-st Passengers VIII
also be received tho office Of tho New York and Harlem
Railroad At Twenty Accommodation Train At
IT A. NJ. for New Rochelle &c. Express Train at A NJ
Tor Stamford SC. Express Train al /. NJ. for Stamford,
&c Accommodation Train al Il 7 NJ. for New Haven, &c.
Communication Train 81 NJ. for Norwak 1rains 10 Nsto-
York Communication Train al A. NJ. from Norwak Ac-
com Train at A. VI. from New Haven; Accom-. Train NJ
50 A 81 from New-Hayen; Express Train Al ~ p NJ.
from a"iiayeni Accom-. Train At z. NJ from New Ha
ven. my2x X. u, MASON, Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

= 4 hI TIE NNI.t'- = - - - =,
g. brick house and 'ot g Henryst IN M Seventh
Ward .ald house - buiiin tn- beet possible ma ner
the atuc make The ihfd Story
rooms square roof aud the house m good order,
house 8 wide BY ~ fret deep full ot . ~ 100 iee
One hsf The purchase money my remain On bond and
mortgage n de.ired For tr apply 20
- l,x ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Aucl'f Broai.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
sNIrn WOODWARD. A,sors-y.o for Attaching Creditors.
is~sm q Wal stF-sf. Nrs f0rs

Df ORDER Of Hoa M,s uaft Jl.tc- "a hs SOP Court
ID ctre hereby gvsa a. the ~ lie ssat-
adjoining attachments sE,r.i sbscontns con-s-i nd
i-tius that ststh-ut To estate
DAVID BALDWIN r-d-ut Of he stt- Nv fn ani
rrs-s OF h- sat- Of tao 40 hat th- vii h. d r -
payment o BIZ debts spp-- sd ts,hs'se uh scl
u-f, acoriS T. uon;, from The hf.f fgostsr
tti. uocs sld hst he p.n-n 90 deots igs o BON -
--ssa of tbs STATE 80 The delivery HIM o h
pnpsry hs State o-oogs hm md The of
ueu op-r-y By hn ofetieu by 49, 40 e ' p.tei 80
srh fay a. J-y. lo4s SOLOMON GlLk-
fr ffsfl1r Credit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

t'RENCH PROTEsTANT Boarding and Day
School for Youug Ladies. 865 Broadway, fourth door
north of Uuion-sQusre-- LENERETf, Principal
The Auumn Session Of Ibis School will commence 90
Monday. IN i0th Of Sept Circulars, conAing terms &c
may be :aiurd by application Messrs Appleton a
Son, 800 Broadway; Messrs. Roe, Lockwood Son. al
Broadway. 10 the Principal, her residence - 3w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

i VICINITY The subscribers specially Inform the
ladies' that they have abdominal supporter which they
perfect IA all Of weakness, and FOR
far surprising anything Of The snd Yet Invented
Ladies' attended at their residences All letters pos paid
promptly attended to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

~ T6s sns l....as 20 TARouINA cs s' M.
morning She can accommodate Do more IN -iae-roon-,
ssro 900 DO Tor $40 each This vessel has al hef
cargo board snd viii positively ss as shove Apply
~ the Captain OF board, or TO sHERMANs STAIN,
SII hist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
FOR CALIFORNIA.

No passage secured un.ess ps.d for Any person remit
ting oue-hsf The amount OF pss.sgencney can secure
berth Tor one Week For freight passage. apply 20
= HOWARD 4 son y Broadway
The Empire Civ Will succeed The Crescent Guy and
cave the 5tn October sll eocDSSNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Your e. FULLERTON & FOWLER
81 laaTsc Ato--.ss Tor r s.1tf N-s-1rfr. = Y


- URINE COuRr-Arsa sP-a - Ctsf-- seer assi- FL.
hNf lr.rfs ant Acs-v Ftc1. nr t-1tf m
l'rac To AckLEf FlTlH-fal are b-r-ay .grr - a. .
re- Oh sl.s-f The culnt t.s Zoo. o ~lh l-r-
49, ss-f 4ponloa 40 .--v- lrf OF y1r ssF-ft O. 30 "a
at h- suos BE- otc- No 81 hrosrssF 80
W ~ sors after The ls roos
sss- As is 90 suci .ra On s-N-r ta.
qi.lt l1 20 tor-ss1, tl- pst r. fls srtan
tss- lrgm.at sx.i you r-s4m of sl9 g. sh t-ie.t
ih- i i.y 81 Nay Thousand -h iif-i o-,
. $50 Tor th- n -oar So c--,-. o-.- costs
OF sli--p.se JAY 81, so 4 CRIsr Pa ata Attorney.
.lfiasse+ - B0sr-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

Sas-s vii bee r readiness on he arrival 20 .l- 'oal 10
-..rr r..s--srrs 30 81 lar-s " ne COUNTY, y IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
DIR GOODS.

Dlt hOstttC.
Nm REMINGTON
p Markets. Phi.ade phis-
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Ribbons. Glover. shs~Is &c
FREIGHT PAID 10 NEW YORK
Or Al Goods .1ipped By ne Norihern route a124 IN
no TIE LADIEs.-PETER ROBERTS, 50
piose y "a. I-cs.sea PEI az sl'Fa.' 80 =
sssormeni o. Fsrs ennrl def-1 usAn and sc cals-
cai~sets CO ar- and cu5s Embroidered cambria hand
kercnlsf al s.. worth s. ~ uch P.eo aid trimmed DO,
vaencieHnes ace rom Is pr ysd machine thread q 10
style thread lace capes and herlnas yselcenues co
lars ana cuffs 70 match Infants robes and "ais' mus ~
trimmings and aosneings, back thread lsces and br1s-
Sc lace ves. AFRO from auction 900 ofesSfAsi caps,
very cheap evening dresses figured nusns, &c 80 n
DLAID LI.-EY--5o case. z II gahcocs X
Co. Highland Plads, ~ large and small serns, lew
styles and bright c00rs a-o, superior plaid Cloak ngs,
by the same margfseiurers, f9r sac BY
saie EEs4ITH 1 co 81 AID 81 Priest
LOK EXPOaT.-I.ooo package. 81 and . inch
Sheeung and 81 inch brown biesched and b. e Drs,
comprising the different Coions Manufactured he Stark
Mills, Manchester for sale by
myle NEsAlT'H ! co. . sad a Pin--.,-
DLUE AND WHITE. and blue And orange pnr,s
sortmeni Of new desirable styles ana qasltes
sisntiy on hsna and received For sale BY
AZ c 2 HARRIS, y Exchsngeplsce.
FINE BROWN COTTONs.-I5oo bales from
the Medwsy Rocking ham, Pale Alio, Stanley, Hope
Greesnvie Hoosseu and Pocssseu Mills, for sale Tie
trade o. for export BY -. -.
mylt NESMlth co. ~ arc ~ FINEST
ELYDE MILLS BROWN DKILL--o0 inches
Nwide.-A superior article Of oesvy brown drilings
su !sbls for export, for sale By I. = HARRIS,
on n - ETchange-pscs.
GREEN AND CANARY PRINTS, fast color,
~ aud new styles. asst received and Tor sale by
AZ {. y HARRIS. 20 Exchange Place.
,tLANK ET--4r cases and bale. fnef family, Indian,
- Negro California and coating Blankets Of Amerca
manufacture FOR sale by
aus NEsMITH Il co 81 and 81 Pine-st
4. ENTUCkf JEANS cases indi 20 blue, gold,
IN oxford and cadet mixed for sale by
bu8 NESMlTH co. s. and 81 Pine-st
(lERISO CAsSiMEREs.-2 cases IL green's,
ibrO~ps drEbs and other approved cOOrs for sale by
myle hESMlTH CO 81 and 81 Pine-st
LINE COTTON--2iN PACKAGES Medsey Steam
Mills goods m the brown and besched STATE for sse
Auls nv NtsmITH 81 co. 81 ana 81 Pine-st
INDIGO BLUE DRiLLS-Received and FOR sale
nv f24fM G HARRIS. 80 Exchange place
DLJE DKIILINGS-Wa Warranted Indigo Dye. For
ID 49, low hv v HARRIS a. Frrhsng--risc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

fs5 CHURCH FOR .ALE-A oarsAin-in per
Cd f-ct order, and immediate posses.ion csn be had
~ the location very central, rrst ~ me b0wsry one
block and above Broone-st; the building bun of BRICK
IS BY "A Ia re leciur-roorl, also school
room which Tor 500 yearly, beside small rooms
There los. making lo feet square, -avns lot on
each side Of the church. improve Or sell Inc conge
g.fon sell and viii make 10 az object 70 nose 10
wish 10 purchase. For price &c. cal on
IS In sERGEAST 1 son, IS Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

81 FOX SALE. or exchange FOR resl estate n New
81. YORK tF modern twO-siory snd attic brick houfes
~ complete ORDER beautifully siuaied 10 The Guy Of
Newsrk J. within few feet Of BrOsd-'t Lots y by
la Tee. each Tile iadispusnle. Terms favorable Il
,od part OF he purchsse money remsn on mortgage
A,o txO lofs II ground The south -ce OF Stale g.
near Broad p by ~ feet each Inquire a. he hard
&c q5 F1iton.st sl4 2WeOdFMkW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

~ Opposition HOAT FOR ALBA.
us-a-sa-NY DIRECT - cents This boat
strives IN lime FOR the tsi morning usins
Of cars Fast and West. The low pressur" Steamboat
EUREKA. Capt " zterburs, will leave ne pier a. th-
foot OF Barcay-t Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Al
O'Clock 2 NJ Freight taken a. tho lowest prices to
massage or fret .h apply board This boot has been
c0nplel-y ed and her accommodations are Of he
uo.t -dui rahle Kind y20
n~<~ FOR Landing Al Pom
4Sf=-se Chester. Rocky Neck and STANFORD pa
sS%So<~~~ssge . cents 10 Pou Chester and Rocky
Neck Stamford 81 cents. Norsslk 81. c-nts-fhs new
and splendid steamer NORNALk, Capt siss Reynolds
will leave the pier es the foot Of Msrketst dsll a.
O'Clock p NJ. Returning. will leave Norsals 7 4 NJ
Stamford H. Rocky Seek al and Port Chester Al 81
JOHN Y RODMAN,
sul8 Agent. foot OF North Mooresi. upstairs
IT, FOR BKIDGEPORT.-Th only boa.
(. stl,ar=<iSn connection with he Hou-stonic snd
Naug sluck Railroads The steamer MN
ROD leaves foot Of Markets. every day Sundays except
ell Al "A 81 Freight received In New York through no
day until O'Clock, Pm. Horses and carriages saAen
le2l 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

G. TOWN LOTs-For sale At Hobosen on the most
Ell favorable and 49, low prices Lots can be OBJ
~ tanned In aRy part Of the town. For prices &c IN
III w. W. w sHIPPEN. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

A TEACHtk-Who In addition to liberal ecuea-
"A ton, has the experienc. OF years teaching aud
snpeiueudence Male and Female Academy OF nigh order
will receive proposals for his services uuu the Oth DAY
Of October nexL-His present Teachers, OF Drawing,
Parting Muse &c would accompany hun and bis fami
# desired Address A NJ. 81 Pearlst Y. sit iot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

l. AMI LAflN-Ihosc Nno WISE 10 De-
i protc eat in speaking, reading and writing the
above language md TO The schools OF York BROOK
lyn. &c MONSIEUR LEFEBNRE. gTsdu ate 81 the Uui-
versity OF Pans drsfes 10 become snOwn References
unsxeepnonahl-. Address care OF Chds Joceyn, %
Joha-sl. New-NOfk. sxO M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

CD nm WANTED At PR CENT -Oa ma
- S.OUO chnery worth much more nov on premises
on North River and hich Will be injured ~ say TAR
amount in o New-lork CITY Co Al option OF leg der
.ao ga n SsssaQ-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

DRivATH CLASSES IN French and Spanish
j Prof A BASSET Will organize his evening Glasses 10
French and spanish about the is Of October For
apply has residence. So Broad
In Franz Inst NIB. Classes open for young ladies In
the afternoon IS 2wDA+~eOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

NlhkOOATE's OUkr CO Comfy of N-~ lafs-ll
,-.'ier ~ ssia.ir.toa Of The gods cb.;;-
Il. heel D4nn. of cfy eo4ay- On r-s-s llf
fh- cktsn Of t-n Dom, sf nstftrr ~ a 40 ia
81 80 cr-t. rf ktrhs- nln C-y So
ior.. i-rassi. for a1facry he
of th- s.t lt--taf. hsr t-e'- u
rrf-rsf uaf fh- sst@ RI -ssi kAih AL
DlNN t-7..d 81 ~ Couufy o -
fort 80 City 49, fofs th- % ty of pcf-f
ln ocfk - r-1o1n ~ f1.t DAY. -hl-
sis ,utaary .toui - o. sd adnl'r,tfr
rorss--. much ~ to -st- oi 80 sal rst-
Dll7 pas i-. S~ frfs August a.
l-p ..uifs-I A. ". BRAnFOhD. Surrogate
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-24

"iloRzoR or H5EEoas. IN another coiumn ail
b found The Pieayunes account o. The explosion d
the boilers ofths Steam bat Iousiana At the Leyes
Of New Orleans, on the evening ofths I5ih inst a.
ueeidsul Of similar character equallng Ia the mag
niiude Of the loss Of e, or Tie horror Of tie De.
tails, ever occurred in this or perhaps any other
eountry. We add below TO the Pieayune's account
few particulars from the Ballein Of The 10th:
"'rhe violence and Gorse olihe explosion So,
the Bulletin, "were truly appalling the glass was
shatiered'on the front LeVee ior distance Of 1000
f. from The boat. & lie buildings ofihe ely,parie.
ularly those in the Second Municipality jarr.
ed. wHh great violence and The shock was lelt At
the very eIlremilies Of the city.
We were in our oaire, at the distance Of al
least 1900 feet, with solid blocks Of warehouses
between Us and the Leyee. and our first impress,
sion was that seine building had fallen in our i'm.
mediate vicinity. When we got into the street.
we losnd il crowded, and all rushing with fear.
iul anxiety towards the river As We approach.
ed, the spectacle was horribe--arms, legs, and
muiila,ed BODIES, with The cries and groans Of the
sufferers, met our eyes and ears.
The first thing we saw was SCOT and ankle,
full 500 feet from the boat. The nett, at dis
lance nearly as great, the head and shoulders Of a
nan, without the arms or the breast, with the
skull burst asunder 10 several places. A human
tongue, entirely detached, was picked up on the
Levee; all oil which shows The dreadful force 9th
explosion.
A large piece Of the boiler was carried 10 the
front of the buildings by the new Customhousea
distance Of full 1000 feet where it killed white
man Instantly, by dreadfulIy mu,ilatng his hoad,
and killed a mule in dray that was load.
ing cotton, and was checked by a pile Of live
bales Of cotton standing loosely on their ends.
which were literally torn asunder, and cutting
through wooden pos' full five inches thick, be-
fore il reached the cotton. Another large piece
of boilers was thrown a distance Of 500 feet on
the Levee and ilat,ened out perfectly straight. A
gentleman of our acquaintance. who was seve>
ial hundred feet lower down on the Levee, stated
to us that for some moments be expected to be
killed by the numerous fragments that were show
cred down around him."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-24
The New York E,ec,,o..

The political complexion Of both houses. a, this
present writing, hangs upon the result in single
district.
The election Of futile, din the Delaware and
Scboharle district, gives the democrats Is sena.
tors against l6 wings. Ill the wings have elected
in the 0nondaga district they have tho Senate
by two majority. Ifthe democratic candidate
succeeds there will be ne in that branch of the
Legislature!
Son the House, without the disputed member in
Oneida. the democrats have elected precisely half
the whole number of members. II they have
carried this district, they have majority in the
Assembly. 1.-THE wings have it, the Assembly
is tiei
SO close result rs this 10 both branches of
the Legislature is as Unprecedented as il is un
desirable. The wings may have the Senate. but
they cannot have The House. And rice persd the
democrats may have the House, but cannot have
the Senate. 1t would not be strange denous.
meni OF this strange state Of things, il there was
lie on joint ballot lflhere is a lie in both
houses, this is inevitable. so, ifihe wings carry
the Senate and the democrats the House. 4
convention OF both houses, therefore, cannot be
united unless either the democrats carry the
Senate, or the wings tie the House and carry the
Senate. We trust the democrats Of Onondara
and oil portion of Oneida have settled this mat,
Ter as il should be. We are inclined to believe
they have, and the democrats are to hive the as.
cendancy in the popular branch. which they GER.
,ainy have on at least part oltheir State Ticket
in the popular vote.
The results in Delaware and st. Lawrence
are decisive Of the election Of Messrs. Jeweu,
Chatdeld, Folett aud Clark, the Judge Of the
court OF appeals, attorney general, canal com.
missioner, and State prison inspectors being that
portion Of thu ticket which was supported by the
anti'ren'ers, and thus thrown ahead of the resi-
ue.-Albdny Argus.