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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
Great Meeting of raiIor- aud seampstre.-es
In Boston.

Th. J.urneynon Taillrs on a strike rr higher
wages m,t In lsrse numbers on Iussfsy e'-nins IN
Fsneui q sl ain. tas ball esisw. Wills %" galleries
we're nl'ei with adiss mostly We pfesums Interested
m tla saue traie The chair ocsapsd by NJ
rra.s and address,. made ~ M Fleming Mr.
Horsce Sesver ant NJ. 3 Iresnor
Mr. Fleming showed variety oi garments manu-.
f.ctured for the large "resdy nsde Embellishments.
aud stated the mssrshly i0~ prices which are psd Tor
making them. well ~ the prices At ~sish they are
sold
sell for from al IS 10 o. 50 esss for pants srt
over ais sold tor from - cents S. and seven cents
for shirts that sc for o. -
The lowues. u the wsses compared with the work
which GA. he done these garments certainly
appalling sud 10 the belieys of the worsmen DO not
suffer The b. As OF the purchasers surely must
several sums we're announced a beis. Contributed
90 aid the -tnke The stone cutters bad given $40 inc
printers SIS ana the tailor. ~ woonsosk~t 80
We understand that The Merch.st Isiors generally
approve the st % prices proPosed by The Journey mrn
consider 70 very moderate ~nd ressnns's on' ne
.lop men bold OUT and viii not Listen % ne ~o's
nsn even heed The invitation Of tho Mayor 10 meet
him medist1r aud discuss com promise
Mr Horace Sraver read series az resolutions pre-
pared Tor tie n-eung D., th. United Committee. and
sddressd th. meeting cioqusnuy and 10 con-itrrsoc
leug 9Th 10 support Of thsm TIE resolutions Pfopose
OF all the workDen In the trade Tor the ssssrasn
Of their sht and psreu sry cospoaire .sisrs 10
cure them BY rendering ke operatives indspsnssnI Of
the capitalists.
Thi. striks seem. TO be managed with extraordinary
zeal and unsnimity, aud w. look 10 ~ hepefsl
Tendency. IN the long run. But sss how sad o. 10 20
think very s enhance the most ssfrs
cause al the mischief IL IL only slight reprrVe from
starvation that 30 oy any strike, ~ ina very
best
The moment fair living wsgss established Tor The
needle 10 Boston the railroads and tho psssst- viii
pour IN fresh competitors. who will again sndsrbd
each other and expose the whole o. ssant s,sra
ton The employers may be- rcpr0sched. and v-fy
Justly hg. what do they rss' Both parties g. on the
h~srte.s principle of trade the buyer Of labor wishing
.HHI fN4f.. 49, NIaL.HI %
give fhe least labor for the money
Toe employers have altogether the advantage, Tor
they have urge stock of goods accumulated, and
p.ruff fo Keep Them from hunger
lhe only rslica cure for thi. terrihls evil which
hr.t or lssi ma 1rn. tas lsoorn. population 81 sny
country o. the horrors of f.un- fo radical
re6r. aniB.0n u s0eielyon the basis n iasuc- and
the abolition OF competition and swinslag Nshl-
And the only prseussos and prssu.. cations
seem o. u 70 De s06perauvs industry, ssfsnP0,-ou
snf migration
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. THURSDAY. AUGUST %


Tss MssrISo Soe HUscasr.-"e are request
ed by ne Committee who have tbs demon't'atl9n
10 charge 70 state ths, the arrangements are
nearly nstared. A final meeting Of the Com
rnittee Will be beld at the Shakspere Hotel on
Friday evening. after which the programme VII
be published. W. understand that is Is proposed
y hsve three stsDds in front Of the City Hal IN
order b give opportunity to citizens and residents
Of avery nation % participate 10 the proceedings
The central stand will be occopied BY the Pfesi-
dent which offce, IL ia hoped, will be hilec BY
Gov. Fssj and By his ASSISTANTS, and there the
public viii be addressed ia English, distinguished
speakers Of the different political parties having
been invited % lend their aid 10 this cause, which
mus, snlis. every lover Of liberty. A. one Of the
side stands oar reutonio 5clsvonic and May a.
fellow citizens will be addressed. while the other
will he devoted 10 French and Italian republicans
We believe that the arrangements thus lar
have been made with n much Judgment as ener
Nv. and we have no doubt the manifestation VII
be such one as Nsw.York ought TO make on s1ot
az occasion.
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VIM n BEfBH CO.


~ Broadtooy n an1 is c.~-"via Psd1S,lrsls,
Will issue he FAIL F.sHios Of 40 for GrsTLssAss
Hsr' on Saturday. The 2sh day Of August inst
Upon presenting oabslvss before patrons sri
frend. Al this ums with ne Pal Fashion, beg cave
70 remark that entire change style has effected
which e entirely origins and us~ every particular Of
the quality and character Of tho Nat vii only say
at our utmost eBdesyos have been and TO insure 10
sdysneement and hat our sfOu- for rAe attainment
That object viii never be f.sssd unu We have arrived
the highest possibs point Of perfection.
W. II BssBr Co have fsos;ysd ny lass arrivals
direct from Paris and extensive variety Of "a. and VIA
ter Fur Goods for chiirsn,chapssa C.ssges-s Sc tho
most beautiful ard appropriate srs for ITO s.on sv~
imported Aso, Lsd e. and Missss Beaver sod Castor
B0nnsis Ladies Riding Hat., ko al Of Which man
afsctufed 10 order for ttsf sd. from samples
selected BY Mr Beebe Ia that great metropolis Of Fash.
Ion These goods will b. ready Tor fts inspection o. tls
pnbic on Saturday, the 25fh met auzl u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
Naval Reform-Great Gathering In Hartford
Connecticut.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAAIIoAp. Au. 81. $40

hAhIToAD, Aug Il lcfs
NEsRs. EDIross large AID enthusiastic
meeting was held 10 tbs city .ast evening 10 con.
sder the subject Of abohshius spirit-rations and
the ash from the United state, Navy.
The meeting was opened by appointing the
usuA. number u officers. rs Honor tie Mayor
presiding A z. Burr and L F Robinson, Esq.
Secretaries. Prayer was cred by Rev Dr..
Beecher OF Cincinnati The meeting ess then
addressed 10 iorcibe manner by AZ. Watson q
HAYNES, sailor whose indeiaugsbie isbors IN
behalf of TINS branch OF reform 10 our Navy have
secured g. him AZ envisbe uotorety sni given a
new impetus % the cause OF Sailors shts. His
speech Was replrte VIII good sense, and told well
upon the lsrEe assembly
L F r, bnson. Esq. next addressed the meet
ing. His Ell n vas most happy one. and
brought down the house NJ Robinson Is &
lawyer by profession, aud though quite young
nsn. sives abundant assurance that a. no very
distant dsy, he vii take the irunt rank In bis pur
suit. A. al orator, be- has 10 superors, q bat
lev equals. 81 his yeas.
Mr. Robinson was followed ~ Alfred smith.
Esq il short aid appropriate address. After
stlch short bui el-sslt speeches were made by
Rsv DR. Beecher, Rev D. BlshueN. Rev 4 ID.
c-; Tur bal, Rev. WAter Clarke, james Il.
We.s, Esq Rev VIM. " Patton and Rev. I.
Il. Galsaiet
4 series Of Resolutions were adopted unani.
moasy BY the meeting. approving the cause OF
Reform IN the Navy, and commencing the course
o. Nj. Haynes
Altogether. the meeting was glorious one
ust such - ne cause demanded. We have SCI
dom. or never, Witnessed larger or more enthu
siAstic gath erins ~ the citizens Of old Hartford
The clergy meu were 81 present, with but one ex
ception. aud addet mucn 20 the interest OF the
meeting uy tsking their seats upon the platform
by request. The speeches were al weil-timeo
Aad were received by re audience with tremeu
doas outbursts o. applause Yours, CURTIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
Annual Exhibition of the New-York state
Agricultural society.

TIE Society mas selected the Cry 0f Syracuse
for ts Annu. show he llth. i2th and 18Th of Sep
TENDER aext The Location q very desirable one. IN
. crrtrsl position easily accessible BY railroads and
the Csnat.s the opportunities for visiting the air
w - such 70 secure very large attendance. The
rrounds selected are on the elevation nOrtl q The
crv about h-f = mile from the -yrscuse House. and
comm md Dell xnrf1l of the axe. The city and
surrounding country. Twenty .crss are o. b. en-
closed including within th-m beautiful grove n SIX.
acres IN watch plentiful supply 1f water Is found for
TIE cattle Visitors AL b. vel aceommOdaief
In- premium lst for competition amounts o. $4,000
sad includes every department ~ -ndlsty TIE ral
rusd com ares sitr their us1a- loersfy VII sgussy
stock ard srfices FOR sxhitrln f-e and visitors ~
1sf yrce. The grounds sl BE- opened . The ,l1 81.
md ne members ~ the society 90 1rs1sg t1r lltn
On Wednesday sitors generally 81 - admitted, AZ
ne exhibition vii continue open 90 Thursday. Prot
James 7 " Johnston, Of the ulrhsu Ll.v-rsity. Eng
and. cstin suished Agricultural Chemist ~. deliver
ne Aangsl address, Tn1rsisy on she show grounds
TIE Pr-slts1 and VcsPresitrn Of the United states
III Governor 81 tns S,ase and the Governors Of seT
-rs CHER states have szr.nst their ntenron % Be
present
TIE Annual Exhibition Numbers annually among %.
attendants, many enle-n Z. stiny -shei for heir
talents and great anxiety promote Agricultural in
prov-m-nt from nearly every state and Territory 10
ne Julon, from the British Provinces and some from
Europe
T1e citizens Of Syracuse are making unusual EFFORT.
for IT, sceomnodAuoa - TIE public
On Flfsy. he l4th Il September, tn- Pomoloxcs
Conreu-or 30 commerce ~ -essllLs and there csr
b. hr.- 1o15t ,1t tha; The exhbion % fruits &c -
Obtain g1susld-t spprooa1a1. The tei1erzrions q
the Convection all embrace many sltj -c;s o. gres
importance and she results arr expected p exer,
taEgrasle influence uPoa American Horticulture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NEw.ORLEANs. 2lsi-Arr bark Todeseo. Boston,
50 ds.
CHARLESTON. I9ih-Arr yesterday sehr Buena Vista,
Phia
10. y n ppIe Troy. Glide, Alhsuy Cleared, osfs.
WaEram NiR0, I'm. fremont md Oirard, fhiiaf Pr !.
Ocean. Baltimore sctrs Lldwi fredefi0 ssulrE lgum
bia. A|elarcul. isis Cooley Co. and humef, NJ ora
low, bark Afuca. from Cronsfatt
last MACHiA~. lsih-Arr sclr Geo Evans Niork
BANGOR. l6il-AT brig Harmon. Nfors.
BATH lsih-Au hug Mary, Phla .clr Nason,Ns~
YoIk. Oh hrs. Wave and Venus. Baltimore
POR1LAND-Aus 'oop Avon. Nfofk.
SALfN 4's'-> .Chr Crescent trorseio~r, Nc
NEW-BEDFOhD. .lst-Sd soop Index. oany
PROVIDENCE. 4sf-Ar schr Clesapeske, norfolk
..oops II EDDY. Nl.lsui. and Oregon. Nlolk sailed
schrs Express, RappAhsnnncs fosomoke, Surols "a
Wotion and J L White Phils, sOOps Iecumseh,Nl ora
/ Il Borden. DO "a River
EASTPORT. ith-Au sctr Ycso, Phi's l7th, hrgs
French Rsndout, olive NYork. Sal e. l5th, brig Me-
rose Burbank schr Roanoke. Pals, 1'ih hrgs Proec
ton. NYork Adelaide Pnils; schr Pfescoli, DO
9ist. Bremen barb beiz, b-enus Avres
ST JOHNS NIB, l7th-Arr schrs Relief Phllsd brs
Javerns NNork 2lsL bark Mary NYork
HALIFAX, Ns, ie-sclr strange, Phlst i7lh,si-amei
Cambria from Boston 81 hours, big Portland, N1ork
schr Perseverance, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

TARifF CoSvs>TIos The Convention OF the
southern sud Northern Delegates held at New
port lsst week on the subject OF revision Of the
rarf. did not accomplish much The only point
hnslly settled we believe,wss the policy Of chang
ing II possible the basis from ad raloren ,ospecihc
slight increase Of duty in lron Goa, Woo, and
Woollen and Cotton goods, was thought adviss-
bic. Several committees were appointed 70 ar
range details and 70 correspond with different sec
nin. Of the country on this subject. Mr.. Charles
Hudson. OF Worcester. Mass. 10 Chairman of the
Committee 90 which other Committees are 20 re-
port Gov. Gil Davis is very appropriately Chair
man Of the nine Committee. We understand
about fifty delegates were present.
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From Buens. Ayrr..

We are IN receipt VI me Britlsh Pqcket 10
June 80 fifteen days later than BY the sst previous
arrival We extract the following items Of news.
The House OF Representative. has voted an address
o. T. tne Governor IN reply 70 ais lass annual
.sge ISIS very leugthy bat well written document,
embracing full review Of every important topic touch
81 pou that memorable ZIP OF the state Of the
Affairs 0f ths Republic 10 general and Of the Province
10 particular In the course q the discussion several
Interesting speeches delivered u great pith and
eloqueuee We deem . proper 70 inform our reader.
81 home hat the Governors recommendation % r.
sumo The payment Of q 600 a month on account u
the dividends Of the nglsh loan nss met with the
fall approval Of the House
An Enuerios journal announces the discovery
Of three gold mnes 81 Sznto Tome 10 The provinces Of
M-sione-, now under tn jurisdiction Of corentes.-
More than ounce of tie precious metal u 2l carat.
Is s,aed - have been extracted from Two arrooas Of
earth taken from one oi these mines
The ltiuafion 0f the intrusive Government u Nor.
t~vdeo % the so-caied N1tso.es 70 reiuqs.h their
poet. called forth some expression % angry telling u
that BODY tn June - such degree it you'd ~
par that open rupture 1-tseen tEoss mock gree,
powers 10 nj ~ a. unlikely.
According The isst account. from Rio Grande d,
mercantile community In tast city had been greatly
alarmed - The discovery thar l-rse quantity u cOln
terfrit t0soioons had been thrown INTO eireusuor
there
The American steamer - Croix. bound from Ri
Jsnelro for California went down The day folosin.
her departure thence the 12d lltI al A. N shout
eAx1rs distance ire Asrsnba-s- The crew nsd bare
y ue 70 axe 70 the 5oats 10 shich they arrived sat
a. NzngsrsrEs lr the Afternoon Of he same day.
| Tie Prsyr,s0 q Esy--sos paper published 10 Qua
lezusychu repeats TIE q toe ciscovery Of 'hre
gold mines a, ssnto Tome IN Msonss. and states ~.
specimen u tie precious metal bad been receiy~e
there which fully bears al that Eas been said 10
| spec, " ~ quality
As EXAHPi. TO LANDL0EDs.-hobert Henson
The Of hsfd0zen houses IN south renton
! call~d upon bis tenants Monday at ard esrnin
from them that The Dresent season had Dot tarnisne
them viii rengnsrAtns wages a. ne past vQ.1nts
| n.y made msteral reduction upon the rents be IA
/ been IN to habit u recelving. NOBODY VII begrufg
such man the wealth h- has accumulated. TIE poor
according belief az ~ apt % hostll
| attitude toward the rica without csIse
Trsatoa y. j. STATE Gazette, I'd
TAuoss' srIxE AT 81 J0sS-The Journey
men tAil0rs Of g. John B ere now on a s,rts. a
| A. employer 4. gone % - boston 10 got hAsdA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NEx ORLEANS. Tuesday. Aug =
Col VoIyFr 2 z wafD L.co. b. me aie''
return. r q the ID ge.terr Coozrsss1n.- D-'iriai
wss ruarirs sn-ss Of Hon. TmcihJ F-sa'fy. me
OF 2 frer ~r af tre Tsxl. Delezsron y 90 'tlea "a
houn. southern Dis1uion Aidrefs1 the ate Aem'ef.
Co. received ne ssgPort of i1e Houston rasi7a.
Len, and tss uais vo,e he Eas violently opposed
b. ne slavery Exien.on;' through 'her orators and
-, Ire Gs.resss F--s q Calhoun paper PREV
- re i.ss eisrtos sel columns q - paper II
$500 n Cd Howard
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Cholera In PhiIsdeiphia-Political storm
Counterfrit-NIarkef-.
Corresp0uience Of The Tribune.
PHiLADELPHi4. "wednesday, Aug

PHILADELPHIA. NrlnNsltyr aug .
All the Cholera Hospitals DO our city are "
closed
There u storm apparently brewing ia the Loce-
F0c0 Nominating Conventions high words we're inter
changed fnis morning on the state House front,
tween the extreme sections and harmonious action
seeEis almost impo.sbie.
The ErsgflS Bailgis has been shown what purports
o. be- y note Of the Farmers Sank of Mount Holly.
n ]. There 10 no resemblance between the spuriou.
and the genuine notes Of The Sank except In The
signatures u the officers which well inf sted
The general style Of tn plate differ. from the genuine,
and th- engraving j. poorly executed There . one
peculiarly IN the spurious noe hy which u fnsy 40 once
be detected In the imprint benesth the Presidents
signature the letter IN Nv YORK l. reversed thus
y A snce A. this vii Al once reres. ih- chest
Tie Flour mari e. 10 in,cv- Fresn ground . held Al
"a. IS and Oh sfocs rsiusI eciec, A. y per DBL
but arge sales Tor sh pm-lt have been reported For
city consumption prce. range from ~ % IS A. qls
fy. small ssle of Rye sr At 3 Corn Mcal held
a. The price bur .si-s have trsnspr-d. Grain
There rather more Wh-af arriving. bat viii mOder-
AZ demand. rrees are unchanged. ,aes ~ red Al a
IT, tife - 49, kge 10 -csrcer. and has 3D.
vsnc-d sale % PENNEY rsna IN store. 30 sc per nush
Corn continues Iu demand. Ard further saes nf yellow
have fe~r made 90 o. 81. Gals NJ good Penn
Fala AZ Sc irf-ror sni PRIME uit-rn A. = 81 cs
psr bl,trl The Co0nr msrket continues very quiet
some fIrf ersass NJ pald sd New Orleans A. = he
per d. Whisky scarce sses u bb.s ~ &c. hhds
: held af tl- SANE prce
sALE. % srocKs-FtrYf Bo1rS-lV R-sdiag RH. "A
Mechanics Bsns, ~ 100 Sch Nav - o. - so -
~
s,s-nS Boa-d II Msnufartur-r, and Mechanics Sank
81 = North American Insurance Co. a keulgcky
Bank, lo,f Is Girsrd bans. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

THs FosrIss NEw'-Up 70 ate hour as,
nigh, nothing bad been beard Of our Express a.
~. John with the news by the Canada We IN
d.r,tsDd that the egrsph was out Of order, which
10 doubt was the cause Of the failure, a. We can
hardly Suppose that the Canada had not reached
Holiis1 by Tuesday night.
Should the news arrive in season II will sp-
pear in Postscript 70 this paper
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AstseAs AUssUn We can Osiv describe tho -aessss
Of the t~o fsss- now being played 81 ss Msssan, by
saying that when mo a1dsucss are rot spr.sdiBg 10
because laush-r incspse tatss hen from tao
The crocodile q. as spdh pet ever, and ths rse
snake duo Together they n fse a.df aid
on ne anaconda aud the youag alligator ~- -hsl ant
hat ne iots lsngh u feDuly q 81 east - keet All
BARSUN wants now Ia tho sea ssfpsnL
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Rece.pfs i-i'tin M p1t % tov-s.-l.OO bnls
F1OuR. $500 bush WHEAT. 25OOO bushels CosN. The
market is dull Tor FLoUa buyers not entering freely 81
| the higher rates demanded There is moderate In
curry Tor WHEAT, and market steady For Prime Ohio
: 06f 10 ssksd The export demand for CONF has
fallen On aud there l. but lue doing We quote fat
yellow Al SIC without sales WHISKY IL quoted 2Jc.
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bALTfNoEKl Wednesdsyl Aug ~--FM
The lnv-fto-s National Convection resssem-
bed to-day snd adopted tae report Of Judge, Philip.
and Rand o. Boston. and G-0rd Of New YORK, on
amendment ~ the Patent laws Excepting the lst
clause II the sh sectrn which subjects siens % only
tie sane fee on application for Patents - e'izens
The second csuse " the section was passed over
far future seton The Convention are nov consider
ius the Inquiries appended the report The discus
sions are very able and animated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NEw ORLEANS. Tuesday Ass ..
ssv.rsl mor- steamers have neen Chartered io.
the purpose Of conveying troops 70 anPA oay oDr y
,y-,rn 81 .tng - Psscagol.s aud take board Gen
TR-g.s -rc .ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

BuFJALo. wednesday. Aug ppm
There have been 70 cases an1 Il deaths from
Cholera for the "A hours ending noon to-day
RosHrsrER. Wednesday. Aug p
There were oca. hs from Cholera here yester
day.
sTEAcUsE. Wednesday, Aug u
One death by Cholera occurred here yest-rhy
ALsANY Wednesday. Aug ppm.
Since last report there have been cases OF
Cholera, and deaths OF cases previously reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

Receipts oacs YeNerd1y-FtoUR. 1000 bis
WHEAT 1900 bushels CoRN. 1900 d0-Ihere = =
good steady demand for FLoUS both for the East and
home trade The sales embrace loo DtIs al quota
tons current yesterday. The market for Co.'s Is io"
er ana sales a. 400 % 5 900 bushels mixed Western
we're made ~ 50 4 6J cents RYE 10 quoted Gle. with
sales of 1000 bushels Sales 5000 bushels OAIs At
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From Pittsburgh.

PlTTssUEsH Wednesday. Aug 2-PM
The river continues 90 use aud business 20 fm-
prove -Four steamers left their whsrves this morning
for Cincinnati well loaded with produce.
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Alabama EIecIiOn.

The following are the Official returns from the
lVth Congressional District compared with the
elections of s47 and ls4s. which BY it will appear
that Inge nreelected by $50 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

STATE OF FksLiNG ~ CA>ApA-The following
hsndbln was posted the walls throughout Mon,roS
GA Saturday lss,
MUnter-The First Arglo->Axou Slood. Tur, on a.,
nSn 10 he Fgners that yog RAY remember forever hs
Murdered Victim ard me elorioas Cause. To-uorrce
m,rrius Al no o'cork he body 81 young Msson ixied
nv dschtrse ~ rauske~y a. LAfor-anes ho1sr Nil -
earned from 70 The grave Let ne shogs oe
shut
The N1sfrsni Pi.ot 10 commenting on MS document
saw that It's object = q increase excitement Nnd o. To-
vie bloodshrd The Commander In [ hiei has sfeni
the sss two nights 10 ,ravsrsng the city visiting Ana
inspecting the military posts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
TIM. Clay i. at the Atlantic at Newpo

~ Mr.. Clay is at the Atlantic At Newport.
sud 10 fast recovering his health. Mr.. Weaver, the
excellent landlord Of that excellent house takes every
care Of him Mr. Clsys wish not TO be intruded upon
is very generally respected, although when he walks
OF rides out he naturally attracts much attention he
will remain week OF ten dsys longer. IL 10 expected
Mr. Claws present intention 10 70 return by the route
Va Worcester, thus svoiding the large ctes lie Il.
Al xious hi. old friend. Boston and New York
bat afraid in the preseni state u bis health that the
excitement aud fatigue will b. injurious 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NV OzLy.Ns Wednesday Aug PAN
We have o. toe occurrence of cases y riios
fever though TIE city generally healthy The inter
rnsu,. Tor he week we're lO1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
NV ORLrAN,. Aug 2l-rM.

The sales of CoTION day hsve been smslI-
buyers being shy and not disposed TO enter the market
=, the high rates demanded hy holders FLoUR has de-
ciined and l. now quoted - 30 for common Western
brands and a ~ s. Is for choice and extra do.
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Market. .Nrr-OsLs.s,, Aug y

In CoIroS. the. % . not graf deal doing aud
the ssles today do not exceed go bAles including mid
ding - &c. Twelve bales Of the new crop have been
received from Upper Mississippi.
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~ List Of Oaicers attached - the L. : sohr
fancy, from Gibraltar Charles Hunter LieutCo
J. Dorsey Read, Acting Master James Gillian, Asst
surgeon NonEo c. jackson PASSED. Mldsaipmsn
Richard :. D. Price, 90; Edmund P storms, Captains
Clerk
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~ The duty Of placing immediately Ia the
Post oece letter addressed TO stranger which hss
been picked up in the streets IL 80 obvious and mPer
siive that we scarcely conceive OF The stupidity
or deprsviy which would be indicated ~ It's neglect
An advertiser, however is compelled 70 offer sfe"srd
Tor letter dropped near the Pos, oraoe on Monday
rornins bearing the Posi mark OF ssrsioss Springs
Au..,.t
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FANCY BALL.-The Newport fancy bal IS fixed
Tor Friday Aug 81 It promises TO be most brilliant
sAsr All the tsshionsbles at Ssrstoga are preparing
10 visit Newport Oh this occasion.
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