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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
FRANCE.

90 the 81 inst the Minister OF Finance laid before
the Assembly statement OF the Treasury for the ast
tn years showing that there has been constantly in
creasing deficit during the period. Prom this eIPose
IL appears that the revolution Of s4s sdded PCS 10000
T. the expenditures while the other hand, It
duced the proceeds Of the Indirect l5OOO0Oo
' The - cenumrs additional not covering the deficit
The res de6cit Of ls49 will be "a % 600 The total
defcit On the let Of Jan DeXt will be- 3500OOO, just
about G2l 600 The expenditure Of 1850 will be
$40 900 600 and the receipts ara estimated ~ go
10000 leaving deficit OF $4,000 uoQ. includin. the
tax on portable liquors To meet All these difficulties
Passy demands new loan Of POO 0oOoOO about
OOOO00 He asks leave D. anuul the Of the
mixing Fund 70 reimburse the tax portssle liquors.
IN smother shape create other taxes and for carrying
on the public works 20 have leave to issue Treasury
Bonds - TIE extent be may require
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An Outrageous Case OF Kidnappirg-whis
Ward Meetings.
Correspondence Of Tee Tribune
BALrrNoRE, Friday. Aus. GA

BALrrNoRx, Friday. Aug 2f-AM
"A outrageous case Of kidnapping occurred this
week and came 70 lsat yesterday, which deserves OF
the severest condemnation about al in this poor be
nlghted state hope for .t legally 10 receive. A
coi0red man named Albert who hsd run away from bis
owner. Mrs. Hays Of Cecil County Nd kid
mapped on Wednesday BY oicer McCreery Of Elktou.
Nd In Chester County, Pa and yesterday afternoon
brought % this city and lodged in Wilson slave
prison Albert ran sway four yrsrs since, ani during
that period has been employed BY Quaker gentleman.
Mr. George Martin OF Chester County Pa setting IN the
capacity OF 4 free Hrs wheres5out being sscer.
tanned he steslt5ily kidnapped and torn away O.
endure sgsn the worst of bondage for be brought
here % b. sod O. the slave traders OF the southern
states and unless purchased by phlanthropic friends
Will. ere long be- In Louisisns. Mr. Martin. ais former
employer followed on With 4 view OF obtaining bis 70
ease by some means but sooner bad be touched the
free soil of Baltimore than he arrested AZ the To-
stance Of the slsvedeaers and suit instituted sgsns
him . recover q 900 alleged 10 De due damages for
Aoets services snd detention for the four year. And
Mr. Martin. under our benign laws, held 70 answer
the suit 81 the next term OF Court writ OF H.
bs1s co-pns Is talked OF to-day, but DO not know with
what object greater outrage on the nights and ber
ties Of citizen OF adjoining state has not been per
p-trated for long period. Northern men. who have
human feeling in their bosoms should beware how they
place themselves In the power Of these southern slave
holders for their desperation, seeing the hand ~fitns
on the wsll, drives them % every expeden. and ex
trerny.
The Wing Ward Meetings held on Monday night were
well attended, and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
MAJ John R. henly Is thought 20 have ma ority Of
the delegates Ia favor Of him for Congress from the
iNth District lie will run Mel ane hard II nominated
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The Ner-Ier-er MonopoIy.

T. "a Earcr - Ia T-i5n1<
The leuer Of A Citizen Of SeEJsrsey Pae-
lished thn morning. contains the following para
graph
As % the ridiculous siiepis hat asTe zen z sas
70 break % ne M7ropoly - naklns $500 'l.s--
ssseriiors q Erossfrss anc ~ othrf
and at-.srz r@rs1usly ne Managers AA- D--1-I' =
~ rrs1 t-av have been cast back or io--r .ii.-
stors and are not 81 sl--cent cons - !. ~
I81gsr eou.i5sr-s in connection Nth ne olsn~ss
T.. cb.--e. Of 90 gross frauds % the manage
mn, NJ ,bs Canal and Railroad Companies were
.eeonp.aied BY TIE hloFing invi'aiion 70 the
msnsEers,
~ however they should really ttink tssi hey aave
.ss - complain % via; have sad u -. a. ora ne
..ure q meet them before three honest inie- -ni
- i.1eusrteur men with Their books sn1 papers
And i Z 90 Dot then prove a. ttai lave ssef're' .
~ c.us-nf r. - branded - Heller, snd ~ - ~
r. any penalty that may b awarded. con'essnz J-1e
osnt "a ne instant AL til. can BE- done 10 sing =
week from TIE day Of publication q tnese eiiers ana
thu. repsrsron vii follow closely on ne heels oil
wrong
Instead Of promptly accepting the invitation
they. after the iapse q weeks, selected three Of
Their oro friends 70 OK a. their books and pa
psr.. and those friends furnished them Nth 4
rsi.ersshing report the character Of Which Vas 50
90 vel Understood throughout the state thai i lA
Ike stone IN the Tsier leaving impression 81 ne
pu5.c mind and hence il is that state Commission
/. now engaged il examining into tie saaars Of The
Companies.
since the publication Of ihsirePoTi have on various
occasions invited the managers 70 institute suit for
o. but that they have yet ventured 70 DO nor
viii H. fear ever be 60, Notwithstanding the promise
Of their Secretary h. letter 70 the Governor that
should be done. IT, however, they shall hsnge their
minds they will End me always Fesdy 70 meet then,
and always resdy TO pay Ehsiever damages they may
recover.
The other portions Of his etter have been 50 ably dis
posed Of by your reply that deem il unnecessary 70
add a single word in relation 10 them.
d1S o. 1879 A CITIZEN oF BURLINGTON
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WIN II. BEEBE \ co .


80 ByoaSrniy " aad iss CAeFHuis, Psaa1egAls.
VIII issue The Fat FASHION OF lss Tor GgsrlsNass
HArs on Saturday. the 2s,h day OF August met
Upon presenting ourselves before our patrons All
friends A. this with The Fall Fashion, We bes
to remark that entire change ofsyie has been eesced
which entirely original and new IN every particular 90
the quality and character Of The Hat we viii coy say
that endeavors have been and are 10 nsar. ia
Advancement and that our efforts for the Aianmeul Of
that ect will be relaxed until We have ary
the hi ghe.t possible point of perfection.
wv n. BggBs CO have received by is,e arfiEa.s
direct from Paris and extensive variety o. Pal and Wa
ter Fur Goods for Chspeau Cssgue,ie. Ae ne
beautiful and appropriate article. Tor ne season sre'
imported Also. Ladies' and Mssc. Beaver sui Gator
Bonues. Ladies' Riding Hate. sc Al ~ which were man
ufscmred order expressly FOR their rsde from samples
selected By Mr. Besh- 10 that great metropolis n Fssh
ION These goods will be ready Tor he inspection q ~
public saturday, the 2ih inst Aaa y
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Great Fire at PhiIadclpbia-Markeu.
Correspondence q The Tribune.
PHI ADKL PHfA Friday. Aug q


PHILADKI PHfA. Friday Aug q
Tns morning, between and o clock, ire
msndous ere occurred on the large wharf upon the
Delaware River At the lower SIDE Of the Cohoea.ink
Creek Northern Liberties which before il wss SUB
dued lSc In ruins the extensive saving and plsning
establishment kno~n ~ ~ Patton Planning MI and
Consumed QoOeOO feet Of Sussuehanns and Carol.ns
lumocr. Tie following named persons lose more or
less by The IRE James Harper James n Patton. Geo
r Sl0st. Kowley a Asaburner. Nathan leeds, John
Rice COG I'D s Allen, sssh makers. lose their Al Ca
bell & Jackson. Dickson. Troitsgoit P. Coggins Co
Philip lehr David 3. Taylor a Co. comm sson lum
Der merchants, sdj1nins the mill premises. suffered
disasifousy Matthew Fife John p Fe!uE Martin
Myers, ard number of other persons losers -
tll-ns amount Very lev OF the Aoovr-usnct persons
hsa any Insurance upon their property. number Of
persons were burned and Otherwise injured, though
none seriously The treinen were very prompt and.
although there were some disturbances among them.
they arc deserving u great praise. As I write. the
1re is SD burning
This inornins. 5etwesn ard o'clock. scs5oliins
N Kent % ". lsylors new uAuson IN Walnut street
opposite " square upon which the head
BRICK layer, William Etcnger. colcre1 ho- Garner.
ground hocc ~ss - horribly wounded thkt he died
shortly after Mr. Ettnger seriously though Dot
fatally ujured-and the two ,Aborers had their limbs
broken, and were otherwise badly hurt
TIE announcement " lie arrival Of re Cx-afs III.
mofni-g, WIZ weeks later sGvic-s fron Europe. las
& neraI,y suspended operations. The Flour market i
very -Art, helcf> AsA - Tor sound 90 siok .1c -
per Dol Tor frest. ogi 10 s2es Tor wcrny OF
have been reported. for city prices rage tro A.
10 ; 81. "a Quality. >na saes q Rye Four 8 >
per %. The msrkct ccrcrues bare u Corn Ne3l ne
a. sac - - = Grsin-The supplies u WhcAi
mo1eTsle, bat he demsaG hzs somewhat Allen % Ssles
% good and prtue red leo c anc - hire a. IL us
kye and worth &C Corn = mach inclr-
81 after saes q yellow yesterday esc. Bat To-Day par
c1ss~rs VIII give lis Price Oats IN moderate d.
mard sz-s 81 $50 100 Bushels and Cd SJ1th-
- sc per bl,h-l TIE Coiior usrkesis inactive
bar bo.ders are very frm IL sa-.r demands wAsay-
Further Sales a. &c both 10 bids ard hbis
>slSs % STOCKS -ftrf R.Iyt-so CITY - ~ 50 a.
%. ~. ~. u Ky Bk let o safe ;. 81. 6lpc DO.
-. f-rn Rh- -; Loo L. ;. .. e. ia, - DO. IS,
Lea - kxea "a, Pitssarg q i.ooc Sea Nav. S. s.
<ss 50 City =. e.
ssr'.S B.sys-lo W-sf-r- ga, g. &c Win. RI. per
ee1is, $. loooo reun - s7i - Read RR III, sMk-f
%, IS, ~. ~ P.ant>rs 81 fcsr. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
GREAT BRITAIN.
0ueen'- Nisir 10 Ireland.

The Engli'h papers chronicle the progress Of the
Queen to Ireland and the attendant proceedings, At
great length. The Royal party arrived in Cork on the
"a inst where the authonue. c,ugni mapping, IS
they had not expected the visit BY q hours.
The Royal squadron sailed from Cork on Saturday
evening. and arrived II Kingston on sunday evening
The following day Her Majesty and suite disembarked
md proceeded % Dublin by railway. where she was
the guesi of the Lord Lieutenant until Friday. when
the party returned % Kingston and embarked for Bel
fast
The reception Of the Queen a Cork Kingston and
uubn j. ssd 20 have ben iattering and enthusiastic
IN the highest degree The loyal demonstrations and
wild clan0rous shouts Of Her Maesfys rish subjects
was II il .sid sight 20 be- forgotten sound
that vii be reco.lecfed forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

Under the head Of the latest Intelligence toe
EuroT,a1 Ti-s says The Vienna journals Of the 5ih
inst supply with news from Hungary Of great in.
portsnce true. Il appears that on the ith INST the
Hungarisns struck march and surprised the garrison
Of Rss5. sharp conflict ensued which ended in
tae fortress and city being occupied BY the Hun
gsnsns, where they found $1,000 bushels Of oats,
400 head Of cattle and large stores Of miscellaneous
povisons which they carried 10 the ciudel Of Comorn
nor these al the trophies Of their victory, for
they captured SIX guns and took Two companies OF
Austrian infantry prisoners. Klspsa commanded the
Hungarian troops. VITO sfservard Quilted the City Of
Rasb and took up their abode 10 the for,res. where
they seized the Vienna mails
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The Expected U.urpatiop.

The rum0rs relative % a meditated coup ffdf %
change the face OF the Government has reached such
ghi that IN his speech 70 the people Of TouF, the
President refers % the subject he says
1T i. pretended in Paris that the Government med.
itaies enterprise similar 70 the lsih Brumaire
Are Ne, then Ia the same circumstances Have foreign
armies invaded our territory Is France torn By war
Is the lsw without viEor snd the Government with
out force No We are not IL condition 70 re.usi.
tate such heroic remedies
Of The French journals insist that the visit Of
the President 70 the Western Provinces failure.
and that MS reception. although warm not enthu-
siasrc and 10 fact that part Of the country east
not npe for Imperial revolution whatever il may be
for = change % : monarchy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Late and Important from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANs. Thursday Aug q
We have Mexican newstn the llth. per steamer
Trent A. Mobile which states the, there Difficult
pending between the Government and Manning G..
Mcintosh The former determined 20 give bsck the
contract received for making the railroad the
Isthmus Of Tehusntepec. while the latter refused.
The Chamber OF Deputies had passed resolutions
authorizing the Government 20 raise half a Million by
pedging the import duties but IL will probably be op
posed In the Senate.
Additional troops were ordered to Matsmoras and
tho Rio lfrande
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Cholera Increasing.

The Cholera continue constantly 90 the increase
The deaths the London district which by last week
sivices were 20 reached 20 There were SIS cases
on Wednesday and - deaths On Thursday, $50
cases snd 2fl deaih. In Manchester and the neigh
borhood some additional cases are reported, but the
manufacturing districts up 10 this time have been hsp
ply spared from the scourge. Bristol seems TO be
greatly improving. At Plymouth and along the South
west coast the epidemic still 20 prevail 10 very
alarming degree Ia Wales the mortality has been
very considerable but the Southeast coast has general
Is escaped the visitation During the last few days the
beat Of the weather has been excessive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Late and important from II. Demingo-An-
other Expedition Contemplated against
the Dcminicsns- of President
-oIouque'- Generals, &c.

BosroN, Friday, Aug -.
BY the schr Byzantine, we have dates from
Port au Prince 20 Aug . which state that smother
pediton a.ainsi - Domingo was talked OF, bur not
probable % take place
President So0uque had shot two Of bis Generals for
alleged political intrigues. The execution took place
10 public square A sunday the Presidents Guard
fring the voley.
MARxErs--As high As g. a hundred hiss been paid
for CoFFEE IN consequence ot the old crop being
scarce. There but little demand tor American
Provisions. Currency IL q. paper 70 silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Things at Rome.

The Attest inteil genee from Rome a . tie aoth ait
Al which time nothing ina lad been decided al
remained n exactly the state, 90 Tar a. the papa
government Is concerned, IS hey we're On TIE day
Genera Osiino; entered Rome. TIE commissioners
named by the Pope bad arrived a. Rome. and con
mences proceedings By disso-vlnz The whole Of the
R'rnSn Arny-even the troops Which lad rensined
tsiitf1i y The Pope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

10 It's mOnarchical instincts, has the ioiiO~ing
THE HUNGARIANs-Meetngs 70 sympathize with
the HungAsns have been called In several Of the large
cities along our Atlantic coast such meetings are no
criterion Of the prevailing sentiments % his country
but unless are greatly mistaken there Is prevs.
lent disposition 20 wish the Magysrs success. When
remember that these Msggars are perhaps the
haughtiest sud most despoca arstocrss on the fsce
OF Europe, ard t1 fifg hGrf cgHct1a iHslt 20
gf y'pliar fririeSts ~ sofs who compose The
Jointly OF the population this sympathy oi Republicans
with their cause i not among the least curious phe
nomens Of these times
be IS stupidity ignorant u be did. be IS exceeding
ly mendac.ous. Either way, paper % conducted
cannot be credit to the body il is or assumes to
be the organ o., whether that body be a religious
or A political one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
narrmenr. Of Gnrlhaldi.

there Is 4 report IN France that GAi5slti bad te-
feAtet large Austrian corps which attempted -
his progress he nae sad aid dosn rs arms IN
tAe Atte republic OF Marco kni claimed tie pro
tccu1n CT tnAg republic The Austrian commander 20
hoo-rs refused tns surrender, and seat OF forces -
pa aim down Gsriosltl. however, had b-en joined
~ great msny Hzngarizns and R-uiui, which hsc
proved isEorat.e 70 aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Publishers have concluded 20 admit = limited
number OF Advertisements into the columns % ia,
paper Those Merchants. Inventors, &c who Aave a..
tcle- specially adapted The wants Of the nhsaf,Hu
oi Csliornis, Oregon and other parts on the lsc:e
NIL 30 vel avs themselves OF the opportunity Esf,
oae-ci Of making their ware. known In that quarter q
the globe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

BOSTON, Aug 24-AEsIvED, barss shannon, Glasgow,
July = L1on, Iurs, Islands, Aug y orss W John
Lydia, % July >, Amelia. - N.rtBs July - May
s.1nion, Baltimore "a Plymouth Sch y anime Por A.
Prince Aux 2 Len 6ng, Francis, Tor NYors, 4 day.
brA1ch. Sfork CLkAEED-ships AmarsIth and D ara,
NOresn. osrs Aleaid-, Havana brig Pioneer do schs
East THoMs RoS ASs i7-Is.SiS ,,s. yr,
P1ilAd, Betsy Pierce NYorE. g0th May AbigsiL
Norfolk sAlto, lsih, schr LePrel-i, MON asI Ma
BANGOR. Aag 2.-AzEivro. brs Copeland, Havana
CLEssEo. bsTk Rl0 Gralde. ssn Francisco
BATH, Az ---AEAivEo, sch Eagle NY0rE
FOkLAND, AgK -S-AszlFED sap Andrew sect. Liver
goel orf fio5aer, Sfof. ssip Poll1' 70 Janeifo.
June - 5ark Lady Caroline, Nswesste, July :. ban
Conc. Charsslon. Agg D. SPOKE 5th az - GO % o.
orx erlert bosto1 Tor Clar--or Brg Pi-lsdss sun
ban Aag J. Len BARK Queue. f0r Gloucester. " days
brgs Ag-rOrs, do %, Drsc-L Boston day 80 u
Caa-haui. sP0se oarz Lacy Zen, Boston or MOBILE
MEN0AaSDk-The osrs Wn 4 SRA er from Boston 10
Society sd SANDWICH Islands got a. ar ~ Falkland
Islands asc pl oack 10 blceo 10 distress While going
up NJ River sle got Ashore. and would probably hAva
~ cisctarge A. h0It-vcs0 and repair.
POkISMOLT I'd. Alg l7-AEEIVEo. schr George 4 Ma.
y, ko-coe- .a, 1rs O1oddy Belle. Plilz1epiz scar,
Cora AZ Harriet ChznolrT do -ls ong Gas Heath -
Nary's Ga
SALEM. A1g c-ARKIvEn, ship Tslu.. SYo-k 20 81
for Csfornis scnI Mara Theress Rio Gra1ce JAY L.
len biz Niasara from CAM And Others before.
PROVIDENCE, AlE k--AsEIvEp, schrs v Cole sni
fresi1-rl, NOriolk E-zs Carclr- RorcouL SALE Q,
scars Leland sld Co Davis P1ilsfsiy 14, Greci.a,
Aoa1y- s-ooq- Roger Nl4-E1s, NiFl-.l- Erc-te, ard
Chan Zion, NiOfk
NFWPORT. Azg sS-AsKIvEo. stips Nay xi.ct-L
Va River, ior san frSncisco, Craro- Nurcr. for 90.
sc1rs Baker laie phia FOR "a River, kose 10 B0o
D1i1r FOR Nfors. L1cy Ar. "a hVr for Pa kce ptis
bEl>lOL- Alg -l-AkafFEc, sc.rs y Cra1rer Ard 7
BsE- Pri s.ei5hi. - brs HalIo~-ll Mirsxo.r@ A.
Ezsoetr, CO, DAY; Fr-1cn orz. DO Nuls1rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

A correspcn deni cf the Lsna01 Ciroaicis writing
from Pars on ThErsdsy evening, says the particulars
Of the In which the ina settlement Of the
aesiy question between Austria and Ssrinis took
place are not YET Known beyond the fact that i Is not
precisely 10 toe terms sly spoken Of The great
and important fact a. that the peace has been ulu
usfely signed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Recalled.

Col Edgar Ney 70 lesve Paris Aug - for Rome.
and VII be the bearer Of dispatches appointing Gen
R0ctolAn Commander nC hief Of the Army IN itsy. IN
the place Of Goa Oucinot The OF Gen Oudinot.
recall % sad 70 BE- rs inability - work IN harmony
wiz The Pope, rho has Always looked upon him with
suspicion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

Receipts ruhia ne pat "a h0urs-FLoUs. 900
bbls WHEAT none CoEN, none-The market for
FLoUR i dgll and unsettled Ia consequence Of the
steamers news About 400 obls changed hands Al
-, for common State and Mixed Western WHgAr-
TIE demand only for prime parcels which scarce
and held Shove the views OF buyers CoRN-The
market Is unsettled and the transactions unrnpor-
tsnt. Mixed Western Is quoted At sic Sc nominal
WHISKY Is without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Norih.Cnrolinn Congressional Election.

DISTRICTS IT. and ' have not been iaIly heard
from At the late Election in the With District,
H. W. MILLER lWhig polied go votes in John
ston Co. Ia Wake there was 2s6 scattering votes
and ia Franklin. Sc. ST. Too.es vote 10 this Dis
trict 10 lss7 was PA. Bryan had lse votes in the
With D strict 10 ls47
40 Co~esxss ~ Psvsr rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Debate on the Italian Question.

In the Assembly. the stu. there lengthy and
exciting debate upon Italian affairs. NJ Favre and NJ
de Tocqueviie we're the principal speakers Both
these gentlemen were very brilliant and effective and
we're warmly sppiauded by their respective parties
N FsvIe seems 70 have assumed Ledru Rollins posi-
ton as loader Of the Opposition At The conclusion Of
the debate division took place when there appeared
vote OF - for the order OF the day pure and SIMPLE,
against l76-msionty for Ministry 252
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Presidential NIoxemenf..

The President has returned Paris from bis visit
90 the Loire He viii next attend the opening Of one
or lines Of railway connected with StrAsourg and
n d IL - Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
severe GaIe-Lishter Cap-ized and Men
Drowned.

HosroN. Fnasy, Aug 2
We were visited last night by gale
which has done considerable damage brick build
ing A. the head OF Grsys wharf was blown down and
ballast lighter cap.ized last evening Manom-t
Point Plymouth The crew consisted Of four two of
whom were drowed. while the others. one Of whom
the captain rescued after having chung the
mast for twelve hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Lexifimisf Doing..

As sign OF the times 10 q announced that new
political journal vii appear 10 Paris on the 10Th Of
September, and that . N represent the opinions Il
the extreme Lesumisi party Il = 70 - conducted
- NJ Cretinea1 Jolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
ALyoRD a BANcKEk

d BEAU.S. FssScH Harms. "a BsosDs.Y, Nse.
YosE-Genuemens Fashionable Hats FOR Autumn. isN
To the prescott day every NeY halter ha. intodaeet
a appointed day Of the spring Or Autamn, style o.
Hats for gentlemen and called them the Spring or Aumu,
fashions And must everybody 70 and buy and wear ~
90 called fashionable hat d Beauan has msae he fe
marx ihs, one-bsf of the hats called fashionabs
made 10 sut the because The hat Is not made
proportion become The features size style Of drss.
Ing himself D AFTER ten years practice IN New ror.
and seven IN Paris, has constantly worked f0f the moe
fashionable bat stores. knows by long experiences hat
every nust have his own fashion. and vhsi
suits him. la Consequence OF ihis Bsau.S has pre-
pared several styles Of Hats. each OF which Will b called
fashionable they are or will be made 10 sui Tho puf
chaser Hat. Of every shape style for children Ladies
Riding Fancy Bal HAS ready sndfof sale. Or Will
mads 20 order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25

CRY CovSr C hsmbcrs Before Jstge Gresr.
wood -Bessri Cairo, Gcrmsn. wa. commiiei 70 al
on Tuesday al on = charge Of assssiuas ore hQtrs1
with deadly weapon. vas brulgAt before Judge Sreor
woUd AID sdmiiied ~ bail The smouni Of secaniy
ca a. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-25
Aid 10 Venice from America.

The Sax gives the following announcement which
nat paper looks upon as important.
We esve received lnf0rmzron that three United
states sn2s entered Venice zith money Ant provisions
Tor TIE oesieset Venice ST. holds o1i bravey.