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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-22

MAIL RonnERY.-One of the mails 6,r. ,
town Of Genesee to New York ci,r ,r, "orn the
on the nth inst The whole mail WAS - s,o, l.ooed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-22

"lf was so quickly done for,
! wonder what ! was begun for"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

~h,.h ~. .h,uld conceal The American people are
v,c and be- AMI jast, ard they dsspise the msA
1 doe. not appreciate the nr-t PRINCIPE, 81 ire coln'
,-v in which p. lives We are told we must Re very
~sur.us - il We committing tresson ~ s,nst ne
u.eop'e and the Government under which We AFe-
Ire lesson 90 this day will tesch those Dcspo,s OF
FaroQe tnaf the Holy Father has trends beside ineui-
s4fra- that there a man among me human race
hav-r- no equal. that whether 10 be ttc vi. q God
tnsf h. shall not he restored Tor time or ior ever the
children OF the Church shal that be VII o. lnde-
p4ndent.te he Monarch or hepuhlcan W e 40" t-e
World and We know that the Ministry u the hel2 n
d. M longer free when 70 q subordinate 70 the Powers
OF ne Earth Advantage has been taken % the moment
~ prevail upon the Pope and this = the moment which
~ T. rth 1ics take 70 support our Holy Father me
events OF the past eighteen months have been IKE vol
cano beneath the oc.a1. besyng up the waters IN con
fusion. but amid this confusion snd tempest you VIII
md one isu Vifh untroutled aspect with cain oro"
BE- fearless OF the danger By which be . surrounded
SAB uursurs the duties Of hs holy office win ne same
se.l that has ever characterized him be sti eNniois
the same energy auf che same unru--ed drie amor
" A. 10 not evidently G0ds WORK wen some 81 years
,so pom. Pin. VII was taken from the dungeons OF
France and restored 20 The SHRINE ~ - Peter % Aeep
hs vi.lis and perform The holy miss "a "M,a pc ~
called 10 VI be- The glory % the freu'n 80. -,
stand by TIE Sovert II iuniu now as IT, VS. 80
shame % innr son aim before. Who. n ne ' from Sy
fault OF bis own. 10 was that ne loved FteeioiA 'o
well We have douot therefore, 1lt tnal ln's1 ~
re are chosen % bring shout the hestotsnon OF ,uS
Pope % the Chair - Peter and the authority OF DIS
Church against which the gates o. bell shall never pre-
val.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop made few remarks alter
asceading the pulpit upon Circular which he
bad received from the Cit, Authorities in refer
euce o. the Cholera. They were 10 the eject that
r., alliness should be preserved, and IS little eN-
element as possible INDUCED 10 he concluded by
saving that Is the use % ish had been pronounced
by the medical facalty as iaoacive Of the Cholera
ne bad by virtue Of the prerosative invested IN
him. suspended tnst aw of the Church which pro-
hibits the use OF meat on Friday from the present
time TO the sta o. August. should the Cholera COZ
tisue
The attendance ct the Cathedral was thin, bat
the collection seemed 70 be a very fair one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
The Romnn Quesiion.


War !, TIE Trouble At RoNr THE Erening Por
had letter from an intel gent American Al Rome whefe
be has for some years resided, when says -.
e fh- r-op -s aaaan.. 10 i..oi 81 % Z 49,,
al b. 'empof. power To gfs oois - cin'en'n IT, eh-
Yas * ,srnpors sod cels.is.'a soTsr-s' ~
b. s~s' hereafter 'tsi % oos % 70 chufah n'ts' s "
h-ruhis o. requisite cvi Wsit@Fs'
This ~ understand The question on which the Pope
and the Romans are at issue We nay De 10 Error, sn J.,
% would adly be set light VIII any one a'len'pt 10
chow ne by something else thsn assertions ana slng
eusauops that the question Of the night OF Peope 20 81
0oyemmentis ofnyoved m the present hoeu s'ues'
cornnsa's BY the Ahany I'VE. Journal
isit true that the Provisional Government Of Rome
IA ready 10 restore the Pope TO hi. Ecciesastca Su
premacy Are tho Roman RevOlUtonisis Wiling u
recognize the Spiritual Authority Of the successor OF
81 Peter We have been under the impression that
the R.vOluiionsts alike hostile 10 the Pope as "a
Civil and Spiritual Ruler.
With all svmpathies IN favor OF Free Govern
nenL we have NOT been able share In the enthusiasm
of those who hail the Reconsideration as JOYFUL event
Plus the Ninth stood forth, in the eyes OF toe whole
world ms himself RefOrmer The stainless purify OIL
his life the bersy Of mis- sentiments, The goodness
and benovOlence q his heart. were prOverslaL Tie
sQnazed bis accession Power by acts VI wisdom ana
philanthropy which elected the admiration Of The wise
and tho vlruous of all other Nations and which ought
70 nave secured the affection and gratitude OF the 40
man People Elsewhere, or in other times the inag
panmity and virtues of such Ruler would have made
deep impressions upon the hearts oil his People but
in Italy Ruler - dethroncd and driven away INTO
Exile by those whom he had conferred Dement'S and
showered bessinge
Az this may be unavoidable. The cause OF Free
Government may have required such sacrifices Some
thing better than the elevated Plcty and Astounding
Charities OF the Exiled Pope may have been ootan
for the Roman People But the end is not yet and IL
remains 10 be whether Italy prepared or 10 even
IA the eay OF preparation, Tor the enjoyment oil ne
blessings OF Free Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Dresden. E,bsrfed. SC dough the real bone and msr
row Of the country took DO earnest part in them oat
from the very fac, Of their isolation the op
pouents OF the Increment soon 'soceoeced N put
ting il down thereby becoming able to 'ain
their forces in other directions. simalisneoas
rising in 81 parts 81 Germany. in favor OF me
Constitution. and with no other purpose whatever,
would certainly have produced result worth consider
n Bat ss things are the North hss been too lazy and
.lcssv while the south was quick perhaps too quick
vs-v much fear hist the movement in Baden VII
BE- Of no eject for tie Constitution Leii IN the 1arch
hv hs neishborinS states Of Warte mberg AID Hesse
I even sailed bv the later, though a. arsi Only De
f-.ivelv with discussions among the leaders OF the
revolution A. home beautiful unhappy Baden must sue
cu,nb in the war now preparing ssNn'' Ter. Inc
sword Of Gsrmsny. grassis' IS directing is o'oN'
A. her as well IS At the Paatinste
Two corps Of ZOO men each are marching upon ne
Insurgents Great bodies OF troops are ~so moving
from the North upon this quarter and the upper Kane
In Rbensh Bavaria where the stack - 20 take paoe On
the 18th under the command Of Gen Won hr'coie'd'
n. PEOPLE are prepared 70 make serious resistance
The Polish General sznay lie Is al the head Of the m
.u-rectonsry forces in the PslNunste, AMI many
French officers Of artillery and cavalry have entered
the service Of the Provisional Government
The ,vuipath!es OF the neish5orins French for TIE
psop., Of the Paiiunse and OF Baden great, ard
many will cross the frontier share the contest for
Freedom. now about 10 begin. The French Govern
nsut Will station an army or observation On the Rhine
Yours AB.c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

BOSTON. July t-AESvEp. ship Mount Wasmngtnn,
Liverpool. barks Macedonia Mobile Jl.c p ili - Ion
y a. ship .adem Nt~O .eans Tor HAVE. Lac'uia
from philadelphia, hug- Freccrlck New Odeens Jute
H. OF Cary sfort Rect spoke shin George A. hcf, New
Oreaus for Hivre. Cumnagl'd NessinA Nav 2i lat {.
81 Ion s. a ship standing west. shovns whis se.
nal with cdg.uy AMI blue letter. could uof uAc cut
her name June ~ 90 Georges SnOsi W 81 mics. Jaw
steamer Cambria from N-Nork for Halifax ana Liverpool
hdss Science Thomas Edward, Rush. lrd AnetnN ~,
Phuade phia. schrs Fawn NOreans, Atlantic, FEEDER.
icksburr. Fsrhed Norfolk Cf0fon and Statesman, PHI.
adelpma. n n Jeuklnds heudu-hrag. IuNllo, Edw ard
Tennessee. and Falcon Phiiade phia. saginaw, aad
\ stephens Albany Daniel Wehsier. Rondout. Cen A
Com Kesrney CLFABED Yesterday Pm btks a eItn.
NOreaus. VISTA Philadelphia hlFs Pauline, toi VI a
{ Giimour BAN rors schrs John Butcher Washing
ton, Nc #. Atlantic. NAork.
PRONlNCE1OWN. jane 49-ARRIvsD- schrs Packet
from sullivan and sailed DAY for New hurs SON, Jno
simmons, Richmond. sad sailed Tor Portsmouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

II The Sund0y DiVo'ct nas ons a'.i-ie
Of which the gist u az ioio~s:
IF the Mayor can enforce thoroughly and impair
taiy the law against the sunday liquor franc ei nm
do IT, II be Cannot, true wisdom would susge-i we
cKpeoiency Of RETAINING from tns attempt
We dissent most empaatcaly. las the May
ors sworn duty to enforce The la~s-tne whole o.
them Can you take tia. battery "lh ta cir
answered Col Miller That was the true sYint II ne
Dupa,rhs clients viii utterly and cont1mscoosiy de'y
ana resist the laws, 80 may be the Mayors duly 70
brDg Tie subject afresA before TIE Council md s'k
that the lsw be repealed he clothed with power 10
enforce H. But be has night % assume that be .
powefless 20 enforce n law until be las tined The
Dispaoh ssys
owe hinted ihat SIT were possible n eniorcefhe
law the law would 30 repealed ~ the very next session
Of the legislature
VERY good. That IS a. add t.OnGl reason Tor en-
forcing IT, Let " have NJ grmacet OF rno-sHFy on
or ststuteJ)oks, % cheat Tosrerity into notion
that We we're better than Sc were. Every IA"
should be enforced or repesled-ttat r. 70 say as
soon ~ is enforcement u given up, Il o1sh; 70 be
abolished. The spectacle Of Numerous class
living ip open violation Of the lsw is dsmorslizing,
and .hoo!d be ended somehow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Father Mathew in America.

We fear a resolute effort will be needed TO res
che the humble aod devoted Missionary Of TEN
psrsoce from the hands Of liOuizers and enable
him 20 10 the good work for which ne hes come
smoag US. The personal attentions shoHered
uoon him by those who drink when they please,
may have a certain vslue, as the shrewd French
mao observed that Hypocrisy is the homage
which Vice pays 70 Virtue but little Of it will
do a. well az a larger quantity and the windy
compliments Of wine-bibbing digntsries, the prot
fer Of silken chambers. stately receptions and
grand professions, must be quite dstasteiul 70 20
meek aud transformations man as the Apostle Of
Temperance. If he could be allowed 20 choose
bis own rooms and bis own company-wbich, we
presume. would be mainly that Of his brethren in
the Catholic Priesthood--aDd. taking their advice
and that Of such others as he should choose 70
counsel with be permitted TO 60 quietly from city
- city and Stale 10 State, making converts II pos
sible 10 the cause Of Total Abstinence and sealing
the faith Of the converted with solemn pledge, be
would doubtless do vast good, and the renem-
brsnce Of his American tour would be glsdness
through all his future life but It be gets into the
hands Of Committees Of Reception, Common
Councils, and such like, we fear his Wit viii
prove as bsrren'of good traits as il must holo"
AID comfortless TO himself
We do not object to the Procession this even
ing 20 welcome him 20 America, nor to the proner
OF apartments at the Irving House, assuming that
those who happen 70 require any refreshments
at TIE bar will pay for them out OF their o" o
pockets bu. let this end it. The sooner Father
Mathews wishes with regard TO bis future course
ia oer country are sscertaned and deferred to the
bot.er. Our idea is that he belongs TO quite ano-
Their class from thai Of the little great men, and
sao1ld be treated accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
wAsHiNsroN. Saturday, Jane 8

" All -N8IVN- 0EIlT lle
The following removals were maze today BY
the Postmaster General VIZ
Cls-ss-Dr. Towle Emmon. owen Montaniry Base.
warne Bessk. S.bley. Kendall BoherF. Martin, watch
man Jones. Messenger Peyne; and o Mel NcDosald.
The siao0 salaries OF Clerks have been reduced 70
:. 900 Aad The following appointments have 6een made
C,gks-HrNn1tcNs Of lnd. ALEXANDER o. Wis
Beck Of y c. MoSsA~ OF No. WILLIAMS Ct y. Z.
srEpp OF ". WAIsaGDos Of NY, HorxiNs Of Tenn.
Bows Ct Pa. FosrSS Of Mass. BoviNoroN Of Conn
WASHINGTON Of Ky. MoRKis Wsichmsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

saRAroeA.-Is the Cholera there NO say sne
majority Of our sPondents, WHOSE letters we
cannos make room icr,l and we are ine'ined %
believe them, though it certainly seems most pro-
babe that some of these Aocking thither' Ia PaF'
salt of health or recreation would bear the seeds
of she disease In their systems. However, our
friends who say there has been DO Cholera there
Constitute large majority, and We are inclined
70 believe them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as-r.Nl

The COrroN market Was qeite I've. and tie
sales yesterday reached 1900 bales decidedly better
prices FKEiGHrs. rates are better with rather an
upward tendency 4 bark was taken up % load Tor
Liverpool, with Cotton. al ~ which was an ad'aaS,
5000 bbls FLous we're taken ios Liverpool ATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

PASSES GERS Ton CALIyoRsIA-The steamship
Crescent City eft on Saturday afternoon st about
o'clock for Cnsgres. Her departure witnessed by
yast and enthusiastic crowd gathered az the neigh.
boring whsrves she took out large number Of
passengers, as follows.
Connor Il Graz. ! a.s4-vi., L-~.. { Mot.
"a ! y s.ar x wthernsn n Dsrr.xb X OGal.xhas \
Tsisrt 4 rbsB-re@r Das.ofs stin.os siira.on
s.bn Gr.hs s.rdfofd shsp.ff, b schoouhoy-u
Drsks No. W Bartshorls Nsrsh. vel.
{ DsvIs.oa 3 Rsas ! yoisa.os-. Edfy. Actress.
Kaspr Nog.s JoLlson, n Hsr, A CfAh@s Chspmaa
" thurt Ncafyr-. iagrshan Csrpsat-r Lgfh.f
Hyatt chsss Day. Hove. Mr. Hilssr' ~ schenek
Cap, Gras-. FsssEas, Pa NJ, " Bfora. a.ss
l. & ncDoaale. Tsrser, y kSsnk. " ksassi F.h
" s.sa-.. W Cody 4" Carr Bf.ss hsaser. VI Sees
.zcs , Ftr c A N-.s 2 Bnss.. Perry Bso-a A Il
Sessr Capt Sye Bsisy, Doosh-r-y. saoosy iass.
Hyasd W ffsncs. Barss. hsEstaf, Locr T.yof.
Gnisss ~ rseot Jatsca, n Hgcgss. Joarsoa.
A d B-fry Cary. srbot-s, AeDsaeb A5rsH, 3
MI 1- Ct fayo Li15ssy Ascsrson, Buoy. ;
Csr.g Aat.cy. Wafstaf W B,s4s + J0nss. tsls
Hsr1m0rd King Jsnss Nor Lsl7. W Wiz. n
DAYS. snih. J bach D. l,sr, 2 CT Aleu-,
Frs-es. hoiisssEorh. Cap, sS.a yofs ray or. ;
T0sn--nt J snocs W Csr1s-s W ChAlasr, ie-. q
Dscs W B-otoa ssro1 n E5dy Tsiso' 1iisy, Y
Babsr sup Etay sp-s, 5oosSn. " Barclay ;
Dsa~n, B-kher, Alza IT. cfoayur. feesE EsssA
IDEAL " Rad. sos-r moore. n Fsrr.f. eoa b.,
Hanooes ch4E5-rs. Tsf.bs, syaHt Bfo<a,
aacnofrsy, Leuf Zeal H0Ei1- NrEtt Htshccck II
Wh,tneT Iss-rol Bullock. d kn5al ana ssy sIav
Wst~y Narrzg, Thomp.oa " Chrstlsss W W Dsikht
Nsr-r Ftcb smith. Peters, Jaci.9n sipss. G
Gual. O~sh, n ns1sa. ssrf { /" D.ei-' ss,-e.
I.c- Le.c6 W Ursna cury. keb, W Pear
san A Bets. @ Rsi3 Jaqis. A sneh. Pau.
K-e- A Roseh Coca. cr.Dsr. Knapp, Sosfs q
HooP-r D csazscsy. " wsii0a W - Kssl.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Elem DOLLAR FoRrRAirs TAgTN Toa FIVE III you
wish ha d.ome largo size Daguereoype taken an very
low price You ges done Al lNsLEY' i22 Broadway
cor Celarst by his late arrangement IN s)o iha' sno
4rpassed yany the world light dollars FOR large
and three dollars for he small SIZE fonro lie an I'M
poslfiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
nusINEss NOTICES.

American MUssuM-The long and comprehensive Al.
vert scent To which Mr. GREINwooD, the ildethsablc
Acting Manager OF the Museum forh his prepafauons
for the lgliee, Will ny inform readers ha L IA
f,r the iuusenenI seesing pgh.r al tnat me-
honorcd estsbl -hneut Among tue names OF hs yerto
they viii rrmsra with pleasure those = Sgno btr,
Great Western, aud many other talented and poplaf
Artists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Haven fls.sod them In su.tairinzit Thev wse
H. -. tiev rere brave in tfe aeld. they we're
-. h-h r-fu-.9 r-er ever, where. tn-v 8id 40
-, u ;ae i-s-i-e Of hei- -sr..eno at 81 which
So, rr.fie.t p..terfv need be rstarned There Wss
-. .s.s-tr .r1ng them They nsted Whatever vas
.l..,r-.tlr. they t--pised 40 ali its ur,ererin
.-,~f ttev acre g-rf'srlsa ss Wei - patriots. Ine
.-r. "a sr-at .l.re-.fnes tare.10. 90 the snow bat
49, comm nod m sscr eye they p.lnrerei 90 church
.-- -,..s-+,.f .,a -.-rr- u PROPERTY t1tl public
"a -.-~.te Ard ak tn the name - lnsulred free
80 ,-rr,, .- 9e-.~r rf Rlssi. ard 0f nc other
,re oman Revolution srp 90 - admitted OF
- ,.-.r -- L.r,erf. ans . al7 species % com
,-..-- Win toe unfaruisnec names Of FRANK-
- yv.4tf-xe-c~ H.N~ocx and their noble ascot
-, T-lr,- ~ ~ American born. yet for one
80 - ,-,-,st r -Ae history OF tie country % En-
- - t.- y. '7,,--fest against T.
-. 80 -rt- d 2 -rr~ur u CAsALf has
P.l'''' go O.. .,-r..- " Csvrrry' I,
F1---i"t. -- go. -. .-.--.i- -,.-.'.ss--
T.eN. -i 4.i-.7I - ~ .-.....,f-. . c..-,-,c
alf cA'ALl y 7- l., ,-.l-5 s-.--~ >, Csrsoi.e
--it-'--n '-7 ,.-- I'D, -. - f-,,, "a mr..
ii- ..ea'- - - II ,,.....a- u fa
Die may ,f "a. -. -. e, ,-,' - h,r,
supp ,--. A'i-f. 81 e.'l 80 s-.--st
i.e more ~ pr ~ .--- r.. -.,--.r e'-i..r
iAe ~a'...ll ... ~. ...,---s --e--s,i-. ~
e-N --'' ~ 4. ~. .-,-- CT. md 1rincs
f. u seems fi A. h'A-. - -'- 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
ship New. .Nsw-omrAvs- Juno \

Went to sea on the ls.h, ship Refrain. Boston.
bark Charles D. Evans, Ncw-lork pa, bark Phia
delphia Tor y YoIS Manson, r.es' probably Trieste
meantN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

flrL AnEt rIuA, sunday. July !
There have been . csses OF Cholera and %
deaths since cur last rcpor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

II Strangers visiting great Metropolis, and wish
Ing avoid Ihe fatigue OF shopping ios English hfee ny
double super and common ngran chrre.ng russoi ec.h
SC should 40 direct 20 the celebrated cheapest Cafpe,
Establishment IN tho United States. ~ Bows'y, HssAs
ANoERsoN's, where they save some tweniyd7e par
cent on their purchases There hve large show rooas
aisplayng the most elegant assortment a. asonshngy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Htw.yoar ImsuSs.


~ For teesrsrAsc dispsiehes resolved IN rin. sor
rvenlns Edition yesterday, see hrs, page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Mnrkct. .Nrn-OlrAN. 80 J

The COrroN market continues brsA Tee sales
yesterday reached 1900 bacs snd prizes were Wy
sua We quote midding st a a a cts.
ARRrvAt.-The ship Eiirei. from NeN.logk, arrived
here to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

BALTIMORE. sundsy. JAY !
FIX Gov. Tsnmsdys Of Wisconsin. Rnd Capt.
Levi Of the : y are 10Th sick here with dissas,
very similar 20 Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

RHODE IsLA~D.-Ihe House on the 27sh voted
70 restore Thomas D,r leader Of the ChePachet
Insurection, TO all the nights Of citizenship Teas
%. Nays2s. The Senate non concored-ve think
uuwiseiy. Better let bygones BE- bygones-
BY the way Mr Pok cugat TO have given
Door q good oface. even While he vas IN prison
His case, effectively miirePrcsentcd, id great
deal toward ST.. Poks election, and be was letter
qualified and more deserving than some q 1r.
Polk's ambassadors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Perth Amboy. June ~. 1919

~ $4,000 BOTrLEs NEAsLY, ~ Dr. De WIN
KELLiSCERs remedy have been sold, without failnfe' N
stopping dlarrhea and curing chOiers EgDry bottle aeis
Ike magic and gives instantaneous relief sold ~ nge
aud small bottles al ~ and ~ cents 80 Pearl and ~
Hr0adNav le-f o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

REPORTED WRECK or THE SHIP FLORIDA. AND
GREAT Loss OF LITE-A letter 10 the Easport Ssn,ad
dated Rio de JsncIro, April ?, says
There IL report that the ship FlOrda, from New.
York % California lost of the River Platte, and
20 lives lost Many Of the vessels IN here have mad
loug passages-some IS day many have lost spars
and had hard time There have been one or Two men
sent the mines one for knocking down one Of the
Emperors guards. was sentenced u be shot but HE
sentence was commuted at the intercession Of our
Gen al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
AIR SHIP EXHIBITION

~ The subscribers havin. made sran gefnenis viii
the proprietor of the grounds where tho not bona ds Az
ship c0yid Will be exhibited tho an u JAY next
will be prepared furnish refreshments of all ands iof
those who may favor them with call nat eXTaofi
nary occasion - ~ .
JONATHAN PENNEL, WIN DUNHAM,
RObT. FREEMAN, WILLIAM BUSs,
JOHN BUCHANAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

DIFFICULTIES IN CHiLI-AnERIcAN MINISTER
COMING HoME-The Key West correspondent OF the
Savannah Republican has the following
Among the passengers by the schooner Naomi Jar
rived at Key West on the 10Th inst from Chagres)
Mr.. Appleton, late American Minister TO Bolivia also
Mr. Raintree bearer Of dispatches from the American
Minister 70 Peru We learn also by this schooner that
in consequence Of difficulty between Minister 10
Chill Mr. Barton, aud the Government Of Chill he Is
about 20 return home IL seems that Mr. Barton mar.
ned Catholic lady in Chih. The Archbishop took 10
upon himself 70 inform the lady that she was not living
In lawful wedock because she not married accord
nx 10 the rites Of the Catholic Church. she marriage
having been soemnized BY the chaplain 81 one OF our
men u war Mr. Barton complained Of this imperti-
nence 10 the Chiien Government and persisted that
proceedings Be instituted against the Archbishop.
they replied that they had nothing 10 do with the
ter On account Of this Misunderstanding Mr. Barton
Will soon return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

IL Ladies' going the country wishing their supply u
Shoes can fnd az J. Is MiLLEs's frsi quality slippers
ties and buskns az ami 10 shlhncs second quality zip
pers and ties aud buskns shhugs per pair ladies
gaiter boots black aud coorcd 6s linen galiers for
travelling Il shiIng- per pair Misses snd chldrens
gaiters and shoes Of all kinds AT moderate prices.
ieio2l- Is MILLER, ~ Clnalst
FAsmoNAsLE CARD ESGR,,lNc wedding aud Nisiuns
Cards splendid Envelope Weicrs elegant Boxes for Caks
ia great variety at EvERnELis fashionable establishment
for Cards, cor Broadway and Duane-st ivan.
EcoNoNY AsD FAsHoN.- superior drab beaver hats Al
-, extra hne at 81 Every article warranted 10 give
satisfaction Al the price store ll6 CRuai-st
len lw. j. W KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

CALIFORSIAS DEOwsED.-The Fort Smith Her.
aid Of the 18th ult learns that Ferdinand Kohn Ger
from NewYork, on his way 70 California, ae-
cdentay aro1led a. YscA< 0rs<s Ark On the 9Th ali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

u,1xr-Tbere has been quite al animated
,.,vs,. s.- nex, Governor 10 tie dominant psrty,
producing an Unususlly iau 7ia'e Convention
good many spurious Delegates. ooniested ssa's
&c. The contest would seem U have been rather
sectional than based On principle and the-1Nes'
carried the day. The vote Of the Convection Tor
Governor stood
For John Hubbard (KennebeoI ..--.-.----..---
John Hodgdol fAroostoo s) ..--..--..--. - -
Scat : Hubbard over ell ...-----llJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

rY- In our Supplement this morning Will be
found several columns OF important foreign news
letters from oar European correspondents, and
varsity Of 9th er interesting matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Navy Agent at Boston. He was one Of the Democratic
Taylor men, called, served in Mexico and was very
efficient in promoting Gen. Tsylors election We be-
heye he will make a faithful and capable officer