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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Ill -itiia AND F1Ef iEE ~O6 sni .ler
li1uftv. $50 sept tHe steamboat fhAAh.
Capt Rogers Will safe Canal 81 touching ai iamm1ni
AL Hammond ara IhfIffHI. sIs
FROM MN lOAh. FROM FORT LII
Au " Pa fF All an n ~
lhursdty. In h lNuftilN "a D. "A
Friday, Do rrinY. u D. y
Saturday,. @ ln % saturday d. n d. a
sunday 90 sunday. % d.
.n-~- sFOKkFlPORT .andilg sff0u Ham
$4,000 .sa 80 $50. .'ssa., loas
day. ekcepi-il a. p a R-ggming leaves heypon ~
~ n'r'nrs 4 N :. lI--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

- =
- Speedily aul thoroughly taught by exercising on &C.
es OF tables. Terms, a. per month"; or = he c'nse-
rNpi,ired by 1AOO MAURICE.
eISt.s .a3 Broadway. Leaf kel1e-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

D. Brrsuick. y J steam llseei-o. mill, nli.l-
6. tv % feet. three stories high r0rilirirf fu.l
can engine ~ fitern-h0rse power bot 'er ard Oh r
works ~ tcl Of the most modern ami improved con-
sruct0u boz com 9ete order including good run o stores
FOR grinding cake and feed Connected win l- properly
b. good thee story BRICK dwelling. large paved yard
ard harf where vessels of feet dram ~ water may De-
liver sr- receive cargo from The mill Tie shove prafer-
~ s admirably located ilr The above cr many linar ti
of lfacunug purposes srd Wi Dee sold of exchange
f1r other property. Apply OBJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

q. = HNHIIlTN-TUT .7IE u NC 'III1N' " IV|IT
t51 Eaer-.@ one mil from railroad depot about five
49, acres 40 l-rf iu tl gl cultivation, with Two dwelling
h1uses out.l houses sid good water, with upward of
200 bearing fruit trees, peach, uectarne, apple, pear
plum, cherry. ounce grapes red Antwerp rsspternes
rrre .oostorries black red, and white curraut The
rourd i ary covered h The best straw berries, Hl
we've seed Ing early scarlet early Aberdeen. beehive, &c
good ASPARAGUS Any person wishing home, viii realize
good living with net saving % a. least S<o a-year
The subscriber having engaged 10 other business. 10 ne
reason for Offering place for sae price s,lO0. Fur
parcllars Inquire Of H. SMITHSON, 81 Fulton-st y Y
or % The subscriber VI the premises. q. sMITHsON.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

IN. FOR SAI.E-A splendid saddle pony, "a 5snd.
l@N high years old, AID sO0nd Kind IN single ana
EAA double harness, and very fast traveller. inialfs
at GRAYs Livery stable, . Wprfen-st n Y. 81 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

81. STOW o-e Ia ifadI- 0nst. few doors above Jar
~ Cr0.r water tlrou rhout The house with baths
q iarge ward GOOD ueinhh0rh0od. ID years uueNpIrt1
Lease GrDurf -e1t $40 per snrIm. lmmeiaie ro.ses
sion can b.. wen of th- lower pat u the house Apply
Do q TANNING. 20 Calharile-s- slsl"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

80 fOH -ALE-A high.y -luproved sd very c-slfa
- bic farm for gentleman fond u ns--k slSo.l-- n
By cleaners from New iork l. i bealli-ly si-aa-1
aud susceptible u Le most charming eev-g meats. AP
ply 10 THOMAS A. ALA a, -
aul5 lrt - Nt----t
81 lands FOR SALE ~ HAMILTON CO-Ine
~ Lowing l0- .itls.el m Br0~n's Tract and u-il-
lerel CD hs Nap -, s. A. l. IT, II J. T. > ~ , ~
o. - - L. fuf terms, &c Inquire q. ne as-it %
-l- prefulses- E--,-e
- FARM WANTED.-Waniel. farm or country
~ selt situated n . he4lflT ccguolf icf wlcl ciis
property improved AID under ftrl VIII pc -l.t- i-
ar-harr. AItr.-. Frr 81 pH-f-lIf slN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

schoo. for Young Ladies, BOB Broadway fourth ooof
north of Uuiou-.Quare-- Mrs. LENEkEIi, Principal
The Autumn Session of this School VIII commence on
Monday IA iuih OF Sept Circulars conieing lern sc
may be- D tanned hy application 90 Messrs. App.rtoA
Son. .6u Broadway; Mc,sr- Roe Lockwood Son' az
$1,000, nr d, a., prIr.inoI al Ter residence ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

IL TURNS, hATrEkS AND DNEksl-Ihe " MT.
fEKiAN DyeMOoi and Extract Mills J." are prepared
10 Ill orders Tor tho above article Of Dye which Is war
Tsncd 10 produce superior quality Of color, al lower
htiis. rs, Wafer. su2i I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
GoID AND slLvER WATCHES

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES 81
- WATCH CHAIRS, Keys. hhEAaIllss, raf-
~ Kings, Bflcelet-, FilEei-hlnss, silver spools.
Ri FORKS. God Pens nu1 tHsrs. oDt. Silver snd
$3.50, Steel spec --. Fancy Goods &c. All of ~hIch
vii Do warranted genuine cheap aud good Tic Old store,
fl Pear, corner " F1lt0n-st
me- MWLs,JAl r. LOCKN GOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

a.. FOR SAIE-A email double house and SIX ots
81 GA Twenty-frst.t lo0 feet from Fih-av. Brooklyn
The place suitable Tor acartman or milkiuani and
will be .o.d for{l.4aO Also lots Twenty-ArstsL
adjoining Greenwood Cemetery Tor sae low. Apply al
the h-l Store ll4 Futon-st Brooklyn. ~ uc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ FOR ~AiE-ln Greenwich, Conn. iarge
r = and clmmodIuus house with ule-had acre NJ lard
AA and olt-budilfs on o. b. lies within ten minutes
wax OF he den6t of lhe New-htven and New 1ois tt-
r,.d Possession given Immediately 10 sold. For parlc
uisrs INQUIRE III & COMMINGS Is Diyisionst or ~ q
A A. Pal MFR In Greenwich. aus IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Eu FASHIONABLE HATS nnished, no
Gli most splendid article over offered, -leg ant ffencn
elk hats. a. tho low price OF -, usually SOD a. "
Also an article a. d 5o-res. hats al ~
al I'm bhOo ", 10 tana-s~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

WE INVITE the attention Of parents and guard -1s
w 10 a most desirable institution for yoUt. la1icsi
where every opportunity is afforded 10 facilitate their
mental moral cli.fc, while The heavy expenses usually
attendant upon such advantages avoided Circulars
giving terms, references, sc may be had by calling a. the
music store. 500 Broadway. e. -NtOi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

d dwelling houses and Stores. situated on me SCUM
west corner of Twenty-ninih-st nnd SNu-Hy hnshta
iu modem stye with Croton water &c Part OF purchase
money can remain ou bond mortgage Enr mltnef paiu-
ruf al. .epl. l.. ANTHONY D. RfEEckfk,
ia AuciOueer, BruaI-rL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

DRINATE CLASSES n French All Spanish go
4 Prot RASSkr Will organize his evening Glasses n
French aud spanish about TIE ls oi October fOf
particulars apply his residence, o Broadway entrance
In FrAnkhu-s NIB Glasses open for young ladies IN
the afternoon ss .wDSfWeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

rOVEKNE~S.-W Wanted, a situation as resident gov
Nefurss, hya young lady who has bad several Years
experience in teaching and s competent 90 give l,rue
ZION An Che usual Enssh branches 50. French, music
and drawing. Respectable references given. Aiirrss
r l.. az this Office ti..'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

" D. A. JOHNSON, Eeci0f.-Ils fret gitfirf D tt
Academic yer ba gins 90 Monday. sept D. inc tfie
Dsuarmens-te Preparatory Tee Lnl s ard ine DiassI-
ca offer progressive course, lu which uc pupil BE-
advanced from thehrl 20 state of preparation
f1r The house or lle Unversiiy Circulars may
be obtained the School rooms, al be siore 81 Hoe
Lockwood Son, an Broadway.
tFthf4r =. iAF d Ifi t...'lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ TO BIIIDRRS-Favorablet erms.-Several fns
20 huidul lOts near the Ferry In SOlfh Brooklyn iO
L. and liberal Cash Advances made TO improve The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

4 h~SONS IL GEkflAN.-M. ERfhtlLtA, su-
i thor of d" Easy Lessons iu German AID Phrase
Book ln English ami German receives pupils 81 DIS
ROOM a. John, near NsssSu.t All attends al ne resi-
dences OF pupils IN New-foIs' Brooklyn am jersey
Civ rlN-N'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

A LADY who is highly qualified 10 instruct IN oil
n higher branches of Eug.isl, French, Music uta
Drawing is drslUus Of making ta engagement as dny
Glverncss ia private family would give from o .
hours OF her time 90 instruct n all or any OF me above
branches for her board as corpcusauoni moot uneAcep
ionalc references be given. Address A. r. tribune
pFr. Ne,x.York ti4 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

CURE OF CORN> and diseased Nails 5. SHlRIA-
\hotr. ron = fe.rrs1lrgh. Clirupotist Operator
upon le iectl oe.s nosi respectfully 10 MORN .ose who
4-c l any way mccl With curns. nul0ns. dscasc OF
ihe calls a be can give immediate relief Silgai cs1s-
INK 4e east pain h 1lc- s. SIS Broadway opposite
b. heater - lrrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

=. At PRIVATE sALE-Eight lois II ground
e. situated between Fourth and finn avs. and One
~ Hundred aud Twelfth and One Hundred and Thir
geenfh s each xlo0 feet Ha can remain on bond
Aucflou.er. Bruad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

nR. BELLOWs's CHURCH-Pew So. Il o be
Dlei Inquire a. IS NestsL - sveods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

- FOR ~ALL-Thr tlree-siory house and lot u
Il. NDrtl Moure-sL Of Narck-L large part uf
- lte purchase money remain CA bond aud mort
7ase. Apply % fsu 81 L. WHITE l7l Water-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

DATTUN'- INrIIIl IION, Tor lie tuncntol 0I
4 BOYS SO Greeuest near Clinton place-Ihe Fai term
commences Monday, Sept To- Circulars may be- obtained
al APP etons 10 broadway, aud Growers $40 Broad
way For further information relative 90 the principles on
which This Institution rs conducted application may tc
made % ne pIinllAI. J. n. fAlION. ~ 3Ne.a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

ft'fiI NtOtN ~ " AfrAi A4rNsAON hNA.4s-sfA.AA T.
L SCHOOL. 2l8 Fourth-si fronting NasAington--guare
cor Of Macdougasi roopsns Monday. the lnt Ot sep
teinher Circulars for particular Information, may De ou
tanned al tie bookstore OF ~ II. Newman Co. i.3
Broadway or OF Mr. Clarke who resides ia The building
erected FOR The Institution
GEO W. CLARKE, pi.i..I
s55w JAMES TANNING. i'H'e'f-'''
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
CITY ITEMS.
{ Fr rrson, c.s I,em,, see os.ias

CF A clear, cold night, brilliant bali moon,
,pusllng stars ard ten kno, breeze succeeded our
.huBeer storm and fair prospect opens Tor Set,
lid Autumn weather. Coal hrei are indispensable.
.rt pedestrians 70 onser lounge upon the sn.dy sids
God tys 10 the gu,sy ar1Ey, miserable Eaainoetis-
y NJ Mosrs Y. BEACH dgnsaty and a.
.-ry srsnis - fse he s,ory which has found ,ons
new.pso.s currency tnst hs had been Tie Treasurer
Of ire Cuba Revelation Flr6, .e4 hsd emberzsd toe
greater part OF 4 snogntr. many thousands Of do.
l.rs. dr beach, Ts- s-n ssya vss never Treasurer
o; sny ss.h flal aai nsvsr lad dollar Of IL hls
possssslor save TIE s4n Es eOnuiogsc % Il n any
one g-ia.-y bi. sxpicit cens. he should
put "a n---s :. sis statement B-s 20 szch Will be
made.
A H0s.E ~ C.sDr 5HOP.-Betveen and
clock as. .venpg sorSe hsrDessed 70 car; be.
logging - ths Pottery estsb.isnmert, 26l W-ss-
Eignsessih e. started up Bfosd<.y spon smart gsi.
Top. and soon ovsrcsme al e5orts Of the driver 10
held h. Jssl after passing csnslst {. q. into sore
ccuify n keeping TIE street, sad eashed over ,he
s6e~. AID into tie large show wiEso~ Of r. n
wId's Conssctoasry Store, i57 Broadway csviox IN
the wtole oi Ire ~IdoE snd pitching s'teE IL lne dn
ver -nder the counter. sgch a mixture Of sxes,
rn4sts norse s-sE, AID shvsrsd sisss, VITA he out
cries u the ff.htens1 and ths wounded made VIA
soer. lu-eed. Tae driver vss pretty b.diy brui,es
IL. bora pretty '1-etsay stopped the r.ncsx p-,,
~ eons.tsraty slss1se1 .-c ne crowd pretty man
no1sly as,cIis.et-
Cg Those GzAPEs from on friend g. were
sm0us tae fnesE We have t.sted III, ,,asou- Ts~v
make jlyfclly anticipate lh- day when every
Esn shsl SIS under as srz vi=c and sxtree-shcuxh
We ssesd prefer peaches 10 sss tssrss 10 ssjeousr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

The Ersa,nq Po1 soeen stthe humble so'lus'
and attachments Of THOMAS CAKsLEr ano Iostrh
Il TAYLOR. Whig candidates for Sheriff aus COL
trollsr. We shall see how ths, sneer VIII be re-
zsrded by tho voters Of our City. II ve were
20 name the two Wing candidates whose vote
woald be highest, We should nsme these very
mep. Mr.. Taylor, says the Post, has been Wsrd
Court Cerk. Very good Gen. Harrison had beer
a Court Clerk for several years prior TO bis elec'
tioa 10 the Presidency. How much did thos'
make who .neered ct him on that account MT
TAYLOR has not held very high stations TIL mat o.
Controller but be may snswer bis ssssiants llhe
tbs eminent Boston merchant who was once
tainted with Billy Grey Enew you when you
were only a drummer boy" 30 you did, was
the mild response snd didn't drum rellf -
Mr.. Taylor has ever been honest, sssiduoo' sno
faithful In minor stations and was therefore chosen
Controller on the death Of the late lsmentd JONI
l.. Lawrence The almost unanimous vote OF the
WING City Convention by which he was nominal
cd for continuance in that responsible posi- WINE
nearly every other was sharply contested, Is htes
timoaia which will be fully ratified at the polls.
Bat William E. Robinson, an Irish nsturslized
ctixen, was ckuolottc iOf NO"nAJ N'c' n ~" " -"
defeated, says the Post. True he was, ard we
think most unxisey. Not for his sake but for tts
of the ticket, we snxiously desired his nomination
But have the Pos, and its party sny right to
onucAle over that decision 7 Five-sxths OF the
Irish born voters Of our City habtuay sustain the
Tsmmany party, yet they ssked nomination be
low that Of County Clerk for one Of their number,
and we're refused. 1.-THE Whig Convention acted
unwisely was not its Tsmmany rival inconside-
rately unsrsteiuli
Joas 7. DoDeE and HEN,s w. CHiLDs are
asssiled as inefficient by the Post. Such charges
arc easily made but the public appreciate them
1t 10 not true, as the Post asserts, that the light
ing Of tho City has been worse of late than for
mery. Ii was not 90 good at any time before
daring tbs eighteen years we have lived in the
City ss il has been under Mr.. Childs. though not
yet perfect. The Post finds that the Streets. es
pecislly Broadway, have been obstructed viii
blocks. rubbish, &c. the past season. All know
that this has been caused by building Sewers
laying down WsterPipe. constructing Rus'
Pavement, 30 II woald be easy to obviate sucl
complaints by simply arresting the march Of i'm
provement aud leaving things where they were
But Sewerage. Croton Water and improved Pave
ments are deemed desirable, even though the
cost something and impose temporary inconve
lieDos. The Post, in seeking to turn this Int
party capital, grossly insults tho public under
standing. Ii will take good deal oil us ralin
10 make Geo. II Purser Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
the other, BY s.n l.-s.r z. lari.is. We believe

the others By still ls-g.r rs j1riiies We oeiisvs
the Noes on tbs test second resolution embrace
every Member beta ci the cs;s and Ven b1'en
parties, with tree or four " tis,. Vho. ron 1n-
scqa,ntsace viih ihe facts or hostility = the ooc
time of irst-1c,ions. voted With then. Ihe pa
ties placed Themselves fairy or he record @D'
the Alosny Argos san,a1ced the res9' "a 'e'H4'
OF strous ai.s9probston especially oi rs res ~
ton conden1ing the cliim' Of Texas aa1
49,, 60. 4. the sseakrr, OF the De"oeTa''e
side o. the q1es'ion.
Ei.et ?, Of Nsw.Yorki men who regard ne
,,e,a-v,,.oso n vast terr.tory from The cla'eae'
Q. s'svsry as of vsstiy laore inPoFiAnes 'aaa 'ne
triumph Of any men o. party vii yoa roe as yo1
.siak on ,hi. g--s. g.estioa' We ask you who
taxed fsr Free SOL ro< . ae' 'o' T. Do ro' pro
claim yourelge. fyPoeri:ss sDd iAef'oni''' '''
ve.,. but sast.in your convic.iofs D ycur votes
/. that more ii AZ ~s uasy fa.F.y AK
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
Weix civ Nominations.

Hip SGSAroRIAL DISTINCT The Convention,
TO nominate a candidate for Senator irom this
District, met last night at the Second Ward hote
according to adjournment. After Ave or six ballots
JAMES BowKs, Esq. received Is out OF ths 2'
votes cast and was thus aominsted. The nomina-
ton was then made unanimous by acclsmation,
and q Committee was appointed to W ait upon hin
to reqa-st bis acceptance. Mr BowKs had gone
out of the city, during the afternoon, bat bad ell
a letter, declining to run, which was given To the
Committee The Committee will wait upon him
again to-day, and we trust that he will reconside
his ceclinaton, and consent TO be elected, W hicl
we hope and believe 10 certain If he consents Il
the use OF his name
WA DnrRior.-We are happy to learn tia
4. D. MokeAs, Esq. who was the choice Of th'
Nominating Convent st its fret meeting bo
declined to run has been prevailed upon to recon
slider bis decision, aud was last night Pseed upoi
the ticket We are sure that neither Mr.. Morgs'
nor bis constituents will have cause to regret hi
acceptance Of the honor.
Our City Senatorial Ticket is now complet"
and presents fair names Of unusual ability All
strength,
llid Distriet-J.MEs BOWEN
lVlh CLARkSON CROLlUS
VIA JAMES w BEskwAN
Win EDWIN ID. MORGAN
VA p<rsa-Tne wniss of the Vtn District (Sev
enIA WARD last evening" dominated TuoxAs TRusi ov
for the Assembly. Mr.. has been long q resisent @
the Ward. IL a 5000 Wig. thorough, practical bus
ness man. and e,sctsd viii DO honor to the District
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
Shin News.

CHARLESTON Oct. Arr Steamship souiherner
Berry. New YoIk ga Revenue CateT Cfauiofc from
cruise
He'd 9th june - Hsiens, Scot Is spo,e 2lsi Inst
south sloa NNE 81 niles plot boat No 10, James y
Ns'ertury, Of NrW-i0rk on cruss
Ship iss.1l Crowe Cscutts, sard Heads me ; 90 -
2.i insi at IN. Of S0uih shosi, steamer Herman,
York f1r 500 ihsmptcn
SIM Leodss S-w orleans 2ls uli. barss Calico. New
csst.e I'd UT. HaaI-g. Baltimore; brgs Mall Pli.ete
paia; David Pr.u Portland for Phlad; Samuel Co1s
Nortn Atlantic IS ,Tm; AndOger, Alex11drsi schs Bay
-faie, kYOrk; Manson. Clrscos, let ins-i Randall
" shins'nn. sc: John Bowman, Nsuslu4uud; bfaye
Fniiad Era. Al .ay Friend sod Berry Nfoik
Ralk Mary A1sr. Calcufs, cJif, sane hrais. May 81
sp1ks ln.h in-t si s. 6j ~ big C.sE Jamaica ioi
Liverpool; ltth lst 81 o.. ou GO hern. bdg. lnmbei
lscfo Bt~gar f1r ba .limore 40 rot understand h-i
name. lsln. MontnuE Point NNE y niles Ns~-l lors
ri % toai David G iche I sad ~zs fuppled with pro
Bres Benj Frark.in, and Isabella Baltimore; teh'
Union Pnlad. Augusta sud Euzabeih. Albany Clsren
don NYo-.s L hIen. Ess-S for California.
Cl-prec steamer C.IedOnis hvefpnolf hsfts O--snus
Buenos Ayres; Martha Ann s. Nsrlns, George - Ja
go. Aftic1 HobI.: Bsy s'sie. Baltimore; bngs Nep
R,in1ow RI chmond Urbsua. snd sb,osi Lawrence NJ
sroten no d.ir by me bark NAu ius Al tls port a
mii-s e.s, Of brseT. .hiP Walter Jones, Leshornio
'NEWBuRyPORT, Oct GAR seh CordeNs PLilsd.
SD ship ~ 'orldG. Mobile
sIFH. 2si-s.d bdgs Rather, Para, Mary Helen,
Jsso; schrJ L9vet. Poi soe ptit
NE,V-r - Ar, schr Mary Psrfer, Aeeo
mac Va via Providence. sid chip Emily MorgsD, ant
bsrs John RObb. Pc lc
NAREVAN lg.h-Ar schrs Fakir New-fork alsi
Monitor, 90. sd bng Ava, AID 'ehf DslHAs' Fhia
PROVIDENCE 9J-Ar schr. oi.,n, Baltimore; ,
Brown Pm .Aiep pha. K 0inson any Oregon. h1d
.o1 Missouri, R1rdouii sleops bfo~n, sni Nids'
screen, Philseeph.; superior, ksuIeoai Nancy Mills
AID : Bcdeu, Ncw.l0ik-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

~ Capt Stephen bnxhsm. one OF the heroes
Of Blaksr Hln died in Vernon. Ossids County, n J.
on llth met he ~ss In zee Soso yest Oi nS =.
c..t n "a s,rn 10 wor eater Co1aty, Mass Asy l3,
lT3a Ga tae noraing sfier the Battle oi Lsxieston'
la -i, home With nonlas BAH mi'efsele eid mass.h
sad k,asd the srtny Boston % volunteer. Ss,h
f,ughtst Bauksr Ril s3d not far from the spot
waere Warren tell He drew pension fron Govern
meat IA 1890 ne removed 60 what 10 nov Oaeids
Coaaty II rsy lie be scr proiess.on OF rsls
sna Nth his wifs termed part Of the small number
o! thirteen Who constituted the frs. religious
.oc.sly N Western Nsw.yesk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
SARDINIA.

The Ministry having demanded unscccessfuly Of u .
Chsn5-r q D-pste, II .e eo0 90 francs q rea-ss u
order 20 pay tie hrt nst.-nI 4 iAs Indemnity cue
% Austria i h.s been ot1csiy announced tnsi ne
ChsI.oer a. Turn vii e dissolved.
Report ssys ina, a Formidable conspiracy nsd oeen
discovered IN Pedunort which 49, have broken c1i
81 Genos ne occasion OF i.ndias OF ins uo1y -
cs.flss A i appears from tne Frere1 znd Fec-
monroe cores 9olcelts .eizsi - TIE Turn satco
lie thst l5e co1sprs.ars On bosa si,es Of the Aips
reck0Is1 OF tie Iefus. o. French army or tue
70 march sg.ir IN n art there 10 socd reason 70 o.
sve TIA, n they nsd coas-red 70 nsrea into Italy Al
NJ u would = give tser support 70 TIE FecnonIese
p.t-i.ts and rot y oppose II Il
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
SHIPPING rNTELLIGENcE.

Arrived from Boston. sept =, cnicory, - Cronssdl
18th, Ffedencs Nsuen. 30 Oct ], sirsbo, Est-ut
a. Gravesend sailed for Boston, sept g hsrssI-i
Wagg- from s. Prt-r.bursh. Or Tashs, Troo" . ,,
Plls.l D-sl. lIth. Hope Liverpool Arrived from y
Yofs sept Is Edgsr. a. Iarrsgon.i @sh, Nool-lees
Br,nwer.hau - p. Chlorine. Csfiz T-nIs ldiey Sc
den Nsr.sil-s. Oct Duo F-atrrs. hsmturgh p. A.
p-ri.. GibsItar. 3d. COumbis Bfmsui Endish Fush
iog; FraaEan. H-mburghi an, htmonia. Oydei ,
D-nlis, Hsvre, Prutsu., hus-iIts' oin Orlue, Ah'
,se-n. yetnris Bremen, Prince Alhsri, Grsvosrnd
Of Falmouth M-fvin. shield - qencid hsvre
Louise Of DOysr-H ward. Of B-ech~y bssd-oLu
Oliver. Antwerp Argtiuite, dos i-sbe4si beiissi -
NM C.Me.. Ms.-nI r.-e- % l-sy-.--d-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
,rnrLet..ALs.~Y. Oct ss-s P. N.

Rece,p'' The oqft "a hoar.- FLOUR, $4,000 bbls
WHEAT 1890 DO; CosS, 400 %. BARLEY, y 90
90 -Tbrfe 10 siesdy demand fJF FLOUR TOR the
F.stern am home trade Tn. sales are OO0 bols r.
eluditg common. Al Cat - strsii At 7j1i -.
and pure Geaessee 81 5 ~ rs 25 TIE market for
WHEAT is arm. Nth sales O0O nusueis Genessee -
i7i Ia CORS the ssles 5000 bushels ~ o e. Tor
Western mixed For BARLEY there IL sir inquiry.
The saes embrace a OOJ bushels A. 55 6lc TOR com.
mon 20 prime To we'd sud % 60; f0r fJuI-roVed.
OARS are 37f.7jc. with sales 90 yushes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

! IA c rsmor-d that tas Hansar.sn refugees
VIC -er, i-s leaders eIe@Yiec- have sPgec tor
cave % rsturn % the A-sirzn I-rrtory. sn1 iaeir
request w0Cli De granted. Statement nat 6org-y
lad been shOg e. k.se1i.nl y bfoiner oi Count
Zchy ~ho sx-cgssi ~ tns E1nssriA1.. nss D. "a
cortrs1c ctec- S-s.ra Hungarian ladies', beside h)s-
.atas no;1er and G5rseys vile Kept IN cose N
yIis0nn-nt 5y tns Austrian -u.hofires Previous
E-ws relative q tie surrender O. COorn Is fully con-
trn-d-.tteF n. patriots 10 held possession " Sns
i.rsEsss f1eeeeasa IN making vcTJ iAvoFsos terms
viii A1.lE.a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
THE INSANITY OF SICKNESS

cossUAPrIos csrsor Be cVstp.
q Neglect the rialng cold, and lot It fs'isn OF ~
lungs II you will, until you become CONTAINED eos'r"
rIvE and Ct prey then 10 your lunaoy, to the smPre
Of tho day Take some good homemade cough remeti
or MRS. JERvIyS COLD CANDY
being more convenient and pleasant 10 wsrd of !hos
forerunners Of tho DREAD DISEASE, CoSsUM
TON
MRS JERvlss COLD CANDY.
ths universally admitted good remedy for all shfoa %
luog complaints premouisory TO consumption.
Sold wholesale and fessil by Mrs. w. JERvls, .
Broadway. door above FfsnslBsL and sold o. sns
siss generally. oH~