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against rho people Not more thsn three years have
las-el since ihe yrescn hing OF Prussia declared iha;
be- ~oul have Do piece oi paper between God ami an
and ne Emperor ~ austria is only -ar1-lrne boy
Popular Germany France and l-slv wfh reused
-e.srlns. would maintain the struggle against that
dead la A.. -ht o. ignorant force wlicl GOV from
td La-t has been -0 long damned Russia Tl--l
if'ff' i- l-H ~ sweep in VIDE. dew 4-'a l- -r.--e
9se- tla Continent l. % for -1e next Naft.e a i- VI
Europe % determine WA; The wisdom - tle-F 4st
genius declared that Europe must soon be- cossack W
lerIl-can
Tor inc ar-t time since the Revolution of l-i- this
po--l1.ty bar become probability. krerts rapidly
upsn- go low tie King ~ Nurtemafrg "as com
ne jed ty h- people ~ acknowledge tlc ton-'-lflon-
Do" ife hn- ri -aXony ha- PROVOKED OBJ" i'iiii'- %
frDf--.ll-a4 Government - nls resl-ti-c-n1N -i-
hing 81 ba,aTa wall have % acknowledge 4 OF face d
fearful in-urfecton f0r ~ quiet Nlfemtefs d. ie--
than 1000 men have sworn soemny ~ defend llr
frankfort Parliament and 20 work see Do" me hlns
IF Prussia has occa-ioned blood and 1aTcades AIN ~
Berlin aud how upon fhe Rhine AZ Cologne DIS second
rifT. Council OF hheush Germans T. -uiAl-oAtA %
watch t1r welfare % the -tate zee me h-n- ~
-souy. 5ln- up % bis mountain fortress ~ NOM
feiu hen the people choose - let him co. an- me
King OF Hanover declining % receive popular PETITIONS
-fe above I'D. how. Tor more man uti l-~I' sur
rounded T.tl mares. - The drp'h % inter-. 10 i-e
heart ~ absolute Governments against t1e -Al ana ~
-oaro- OF m most o,edient civilized army renouncin-
everything but the hope OF Liberty. Hungary me- ~
uup.ei and leads after u IN .,s wild ani wonderful
career the admiration Of the world captive a- we yea
that admiration and nope enchanted I'D year- ago.
The Hungarian success Inalcafes al indointan-e
.uirf The. country has declared ir-e utterly Tree o
Austria and stands now with 2Jnu0J men egAn-t nus
is and ni,at Win not that spirit pervade the liberal
army all over Europe u the struggle comes and oe Pr
fr.lnr liant over the wooden mcchanlsin OF l1s-lan
n.lfary discipline. al the soul Oi Hungary over tA-
steel oi Austria
what could be more fatally unhappy 10 This moment
81 80 solemn possibility than the apparent fencl 'up
port of Russian principles IN Italy That j. the thought
# grave men ln France. and while oenard AMI
lamOricere express il ia the report just pTe-entea
l,iartfe dec ares in his last C0nsfT dH Pe4pe that
I'VE are wrong ~ Rome and dcpOres q IN the tribune
supported again bv Lamoncierc, who speaks - a
General who might have 10 oppose any attempt 70
reduce the army. g. " C.
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CITY ITEMS.


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Thomas A. " t-Aef li--'tl ..i .-r ---'' - |
Mi-fa4 F. s. lSer "a ne i'th February Ply shooting
h.- with a pistol commenced thls forenoon. Me.srs
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c,af---. az ne -lie oi --i gong 10 press
C4kFGfFs RIPE. tEENklEs hfnF' w e saw
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flir N-r'i-7- ID. ---' ~ ''--'-- |
They were received hy express from norfolk. A. ca
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\ no" II "'s''' o''''o ''''N f. ''S ''-''
dance house near Ferry second o. and one or two ~
.,. oi.-. a. . s.-+,ok o. rut . SION ~ u wer, 80.
il' romeo "uo aN'''''o"N ~ F-' ''Nf ~ '-
vsralr injured one ct them we learn j. -iA speech
, - r. .....r. i,,.,,.. .b. ...r-... ..u.
'ess HlA A-iiio'' 'NSis''-- --
cerred were tV0 OF three drivers q the Harlem RAIL
f
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r,sr HON. o ,.,l..-s On saturday eveulY- an
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Lnte from the CaIifornian-

Bv a gentleman who came down un he Oalla.
on Monday last. have news from the enm grants
down 20 a lare date This gentleman lett tbam on sal
urlav the 2-'h ult AZ which time the main body, con
--tngof the escort the Fori Smith, Van Buren, CarAs
Vile Little Rock Alabama and Mississippi aud several
other companies numbering 90 ali about 30 men, were
about $50 m..e- from tort smith.
The einigrants had encountered some Delays from
tho -one-. o ihc road account oi the recent rains
hgf % she time tll- geutrmesn le't fAo migrants VIZ
nakin1 GOOD progress. Tho grass was fs = rnc and
EVERYWHERE abundant and al their animals were
rapid improving. Three deaths bad occurred since
tae companies t.t Fort smith but otr informant
could not learn the names % The deceased
An Ind coming into Fort smith reported that one
Oh the companies that started some time .ucc. com
posed principally Of KeuucSians, had h,at with "A
band Of Camanches and whipped them. There were
many reports in circulation about Indian ngnts our
they were not believed on the frontier.
Little Rock lArkJ Democrat.
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Cholera observation-disclosures In the Navy
Accidrnts-Number OF Deaths. &c.
'cspOndcncc OF 4hc tribune.
pHftNDrIPHfA. SUNDAY, Ma


PHiLADELrHIA, Sunday, May p.
On Friday evening last special meeting OF the
Board Of Comm Of the Northern Liberties was
held. and an ordinance passed to abolish the holding OF
Saturday night markets in view OF the probable vista
uon this summer ofthc Asstic Cholera.
Several American sailors intend holding meeting
on Wednesday evening next at the Chinese Museum
in this city, upon hogging in the Navy They viii re
late their experience OF the brutal manner with which
.aors are treated by many officers in the Navy who
command them There VIII doubtless, be some start
ling developments
Fowler on Wednesday last during hsh, between the
Paramount Engine Company ana Ailefs' hss been
arrested aud committed ON the charge OF hohlcidc
About o'clock Yesterday morning, man named
Patrick Gorley about forty years OF age tel out OF
the thirds,ory window Of his residence ~ t'gatn,
street Moysmcnsng. and was 80 seriously '1y-''
he expired at the Hospital last esen.ns IL e ''''
cdeul happened he was IN somn"in S"' s-eV -.
There were l31 deaths in this city during inc WetA
ending YESTERDAY No deaths occurred iioi" Ss'a.'
Cholera and there was but one fatal case OF '"''''
morhus and one OF dysentcry -, go
ran away with and married young lady Soou' So
teen years OF age. who WAS at boarding seHoN, - -
mington, Del and brought her 10 this oity II. 10
boardns ON the corner Of Ninth and Market streets ana
alter living with her about week ne ihA"e az ~ 7,
Tor suddenly leaving, by saying ne nad business . -
tend 10 ia New.lork- The scOundrei mas NOS -,
heard OF since he left but IL has been dscoNtteu "
he has wife and three children living IN your cry
The victim Of this hcsrtless treachery Is no" IN 'n
city In the greatest distress
promising youth named Patrick Devine, aged ~
years was accidentally drowned in the schuy XII XIV
er Yesterday while PLAYING with some companions
The BODY Of Thomas Hill. II years Of age who wa
drowned on sunday last while on pleasure excursion
was found this morning near the spot where the scei
dent happened. o.
The steamship Columbus, which left here for Charles
ton on Thursday last, while proceeding down the bay
came in contact with a schooner laden Win plaster a
lAihs, and considerably damaged her.
Our dos law goes into force on the let oil June.
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IMPORTANT MECHANICAL WORK.

n APPLETON 4 co 30 Broadway. have IN preps.
~. ration Dictionary ~ Machines. Mechanics ard En-
eiucering. which they design shall present Wofkmg
Oawings and Descriptions ri every important machine
Id practical use iu fhc United States Mr. Ohvcr Byrne
no resident OF this Country the NathOr Ut many import
ant works on Engineering Msiheuaics and Mechanics,
a.o long contributor % The Civh Engineer and Arch
tects Journals" Professor OF Mathematics tie College
OF Clv Ergincers London. has been elected 10 ct he
work Independent OF iis American value az embracing
peie treatise Mechanics, Machinery, Engine-woss,
and the substance II east thousand dollars worth Of
books scattered IN extensive foho volumes or
The work will comprise At esst 500 plates. sahesniy
arge 10 be OF practical value 20 the Mschsne. Engineer
and Machin'st The volume will BE- OF royal svo sifs
page somewhat larger than Ures Dictionary OF Ars. Se
containing nearly 1000 pagcs -,
The work will be published In numbers, (semi.monthy
Il the puce OF 3 each, the whole 10 be comprised
IN about thirty Nos
A 4 Co have lately Published
A Catechism q the Steam Engine, by Robert bowrns,
Civil EnglneeT. lbmo IS cls. myD hs
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FIRFs The Prorldc4re Transcript OF the 25th
SAYS IRE broke out last night ~ half past o'clock
ia the Robin Hollow actory, owned BY French & Mar
chant The building and machinery were entirely con.
sgmed Insurance probably sufficient 20 cover the loss
We learn from the BigshamioR REPUBLICAN that on
Thursday % shi the block known as rompAinss build.
,nEs. were entirely consumed Loss - no A. Pom
uac lNich) on Thursday Friday OF last week. the
machine shop snd engine buildings OF the Pontiac Rail
ROAD D l0t were entirely burnt mp Loss about s2,NO
.... Near Dubuque Iowa recently - Joseph- Acad
emy-loss Sl1OO Twenty three sisters ot Charity re
siding On the premises lost neals al their personal
goods
FiRy At FRsnERicKroV. y. B.-rhe fire on
the 12d did much mischie. and consumed many dwell
Un.s and places OF business, most Ot which VAS IA
-ured The civil ami military authorities worked Ike
Ir0.ans HsENcc.cncy the Lieut.. Governor was AZ the
Fire Engine. with his coat Oh. hard ai work, Ills
L1rd-hip the Bishop was also IN the line carrying
water Here the right sort OF Governor, Bishop and
army going about doing good "workics" of The tr-i
water. nor burning hotels and dwellings Ike Sir
Head and bis militia Toronto but carrying water
and working with their coats on 10 save property
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The Crops. Weather, Ac.

The H1ge>f'va MI T1rcs-LfrAt ssvs that
con-rl lfucr cf the constant dry winis hrh have
rerai.ci fQr come anne past both re grain and The
-r1.. hsfe Been much retarded ln their sroeth aai
OIL. g has, Dbl consequence bern ah.e 20 30 much dam
s- ro i4e 0hea- ami that fhc crop o. " sshnztou Co
VII .'-i.ons.tcrsay below tl.i crop The Csferfn,
i..g Gays llt crops throughout uar valley present
90 Phi, 'e Father unhealthy ant sicsiy appearance
r consequence % che severe irultl which has prevail
81 ior several weeks past Beside toe iy sald 20 ae
dong large business in destructive sense
The CfHr'as It| Ergarv co re ri saws " We
were In hopes flat tre crrr of " heat the upper
part OF the state hsi suffered iir from i1c
irost JOB Ap IN nl. region . 49, very forward snd
cou.c acntiy lsnc to much .riarv ard %
snr % ~ pose a. experience has proved that huf
ltis lsd escaped he calamity that tell upon al veSrta
ton The accounts however from more Northern .sf.
i'uies sre a. gloomy A. those Immediately around
ami me prospect now - inst the farmers Cherokee
and the upper par Of Georgia bat ftle better on
Than those 10 our vicinity We give the prospect
have - from the w growing country The almost
total destruction 90 The Wheat cro2 90 Cherokee GeOr
ga The S1ltlrucr published ~ Rome. = very
serious blow 20 our SECTION OF state The quantity
soHn much greater than a. any former scriod Il.
impossible. under the most favorable circ4mstancrs
20 make m0rr than one fourh 81 crop ms - tn
universal opinion among our farmers Many 90 them
have turned their stock into their Wheat 1cids AMI not
f.s 0t PHI b,-hfea Us heai has been ploHtd ap AMI
the ground planted ~ Corn lu REGARD % The Cotton
crop The same paper remarks The papers puhlshcd
no Mississippi estimate be loss 0t the g. in con-s
curncc % the most and Good. in fhe Snufa West a.
fu is ta nnuos ~ sdIs - far sc know. IN th.s
state The loss may not hg comp rsu'cy 'o great AMI
ve' As We hvve before laid. % w. rrqu.rs comhina
ZION ni fortunate circumstance hardly to boz expected
ir rhs ,utuic 90 uncertain Seasons sud almost SURE
disasters. 20 bring forward anything Ike an average
yield
Iae R8rie.f0 furicaa ot saturday last says For
week past the weather be-. been extremely favorable
o. tle growth oi vegetation Rain has fallen IN suih
cent abundance snd although the temperature has not
been particularly warm 'he crops are coming on hney
The c00ncs. Of The weather IS regarded - beneficial %
heat and farmers assures NJ that crops have seldom
appeared well Al this season.
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NEW BOOKS.

I,HE Bottle OF roper.ns-knosIch-A Long-Nacsaoa
L Pastoral BY Arthur Hugh Ciough limo. 81 cts
Guvors Earth and Msn-Lecures on Comparative
Physica Geography l. relations 90 the History OF Man
Kind Trans afed by FELTON,. limo cloth, plates. ~ ~
Gammcrs History OF American Baptist Missions IN
Asia Africa sc With maps limo, Is cts.
Jaws Review OF the Causes and Consequences OF ths
Mexican War "a edition limo. cloth.
Ripley's Sacred Rhetoric or, Competition and DEW
cry Of Sermons. limo cloth.
CoImans European tie and Manncrs-ln Familiar Let
ters 10 Friends 2vols post svo ~
Dahcotah or Legends OF the Sioux around Fon sne
ing By Mrs Mary Eastman, with Introductory Ere
face by Mrs {. VI kirkland. vol limo, containing
several designs by Capt Eastman. o.
The Nh Difficulty, and some Experiences Of LIE Va
the Plain. OF Care. with other hscellsniesi ~ he'
Geo X Cheever
Part I-Alegorca and Imaginative.
2-Descriptve and Mediisnye.
3-Cuuca and Speculative.
In vol lAno with portrait Of the suthor. o.
E,r sale bv fmy.H fsf JOHN WILEY, 1871 Broadway
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N-rM CARPEr-. on cLOrns. Ae--rhe .nl

NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS sc--The sub
~ Der would cli The attention 90 ms Trends AMI mo
oit generally fl bis extensive assortment Of eli ne va
nous .lV-s OF Administer Velvet Tapestry Tapestry hfns
-rs Brussels ThreePy ingram, aud every other descnp
fuu OF Carpelug. together with great variety 81 o.
C0h lu width feet q feet many Of which are DID and
well dried. 0 htl the attention Of steamboat oNn efs AMI
nof-kreper- j. particularly requested AS" Dflggeis
al tae h..f English manuiar lure splendid patterns and
brshf col0r-, varying from one ~ hre" yards wide ;
Hearth RuFs. Table Covers. Stair Rods SC Purchasers
are Inorfu. that the arrangements win ' manufacturers
%. Europe and i country enables Toe advertiser % retail
t.e best qualities OF Clperug a. he usual wholesale
prices, a. W II GLlONS Ware Rooms Honuhs
myl imeOih - Ea.t Broadvay aud ~ Divisi"n-st
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Late from Yucaran-cnptnre Of BaraIar.

Boa y
b. 'Ae Pr .vAl here. yesterday. g 'hr I :.
..s.---h.r g Weston. direct from b...l. Hl1tl-.s
go have rrr..-a- r-- 10 PIE D-.r-r and Gl.t-r 10
tns- TOT, -o r1- l--l .rs- Az .'itf q -l CORE
sporaen- nj Pho sare dale.
ILL.,. .--. -rrce herein contained announces fhe cap
f-. rf Bcsla- hv f1a llrsi-co expedition Vh.cl nal
boon s..Daret.I AGAINST % from -.ssl 4la 10 several
-1rfc-- between ile G.rerrfiflt .o7ces a-- t-- ll
fI.rs which preceded that eFert
No-etstani.nr .he defeat . ihe and division which
"a. announced % previous adv.css from Belize. pub
.aed ia tie TIE Trjtal Few days since the lucate
coz. succeeded. bv the aid Of the force which came
Ia III. steamer tn routing the Indians AMI taking Bsca
.ar which h4 been for 30 long the focus ot the nsur
recton-the insurgents rcce. ing t is sali supplies
from tAc ne.aLsonn- settlement OF Belize. The cor
respondent of tho 1ya-s thus iscra.- tie operations
Of the expedition
Corre-poudcucc Of the Picsyune.
HElzE. May D. l-i4
The steamer Tetra arrived - George Kaye ou The
d 90 April 4lth loo troops on board AMI anchored 10
the Blue Hoie The so.di.rs Yer" ln.nf .it'.y tf'n-
shipped on B4Hg14s ana sailed Tor 'ne hn h0nfo Alter
proceeding lp mat rvrr Tor some distance hey encoun-
-eres force W Indians stationed - Ia-sa'O which they
attacked and put - t-ht Twelve oi ne enemy were
zDd while the lose on tle s.e ODD the t.ctec1H- N-
one csoran IAN ararcalI and three soldiers. ..rsfe
roe-I Who shot decd during fhe action Alter this
success tie expedition continued - MARIA o. ta aAr
which was forth With attacked l. wa- defended hy about
JO lni.sns rho after conflict % Dot nore tan half
al hour led prsc.rra'f.y leaving fle fonn JOB posses
SION o. the government troops Inc relative loss sue
tanned was TWO Icatecoes 0n one SIDE tnd I'D li ti-
ga the other Only four prisoners ie n-0 Pc hands 40
the victors during the fight bat few days aierward
fifteen more came 90 aud delivered Themselves a. PRISON
ers being compelled 20 surrender. i- supposed by
hunger Tho Nucaiecoes intend 20 garri-on bacaar for
a few months with fbe whole cXpcIi-i0lary force.
through fear that the Indians may endeavoi ~ reesp
ture IL Yours. SC. j. NJ NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

ISDAsA.-G. y. FITcH has been nominated for
Congress by the Locos Of the lHth (Cathcorts) Dir
,nct The Wing candidate is WnLiANsoN WRIGHT,
Free Soil Wing who voted for Van Buren, The Dis
tct was formerly Wing, and there Is reason 70 expect
that with Wright as leader, it will be redeemed
Judge Kilgore is the Wing candidate for Congress in
the Xth (Roskhilrs) District. Mr. Rockbill is Loco
Of the cxtrcme bunker schOoI
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purNAnrs NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IN AN ELEGANT !mo volume with two Illustrations.
The Genius ct Italy being sketches OF Italian Lie Lto
rafurr and Religion. by Rev. Robert Iufnbni' an'ho'
oC GENIUS Of scotland" &C limo cloth " y
s-nsfsi vii hd sv.a.t- 40 % sa no ss
,.,-a..-s f,,i.n. fCtrstss N>seiss
na hist oil bs -ad n Nh. pfe'so' tine -ah e.sY
tfss aus n nt1"' 49, 49,
o-nt fhsn books oftrs.ei e-n-fsl, '"""s'.
Just received Sacred Rhetoric, Composition snd De.
livery OF sermons by Henry Ripley, TO whieh are sddsd
Hnis on Extemporsneous Preaching, BY Henry ware u
ID u limo cloth - cents -.
The OF Human Progress an Grafton befofs ne I'M
Refa Kappa Society OF Union College. Schenectady, by
lharle. Simmer papeT. myh
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Board of Health.

sA~ITARY COMMTTEE-MDnday. May q.
n, Ceer resident physician reports tst ueH case
II ChoIers has occurred since be report ~ Yesterday
JAWS KELLY, Chairman.
ROM HaWs AK n ScHULTZ. sanitary
Gas WEBB kD~IS d MossAN, Committee
Roar A SANDS, JACOBF OixLtY,
JOINS y BECE, NJ ID. JosfPH II. SMITH, " ID.
sAML w. MoORE, VI d Medical Counsel.
SFTH GEER Resident Physician.
Rlcs L. MoERis. Health Commissioner.
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OFE WAY OF DOING IT-CHURcH AND STATE
The Fireman. Journal having been charged with false
hood for asserting the 9TH Of May that T7s Tribune
nvowing itself Socialist had said that from the nature
Of the case Socialism and Catholicism must be deadly
enemies Of each other" replies by quoting paragraph
from our leader ofMay ~ 10 the effect that the Rad'oai
s Of Europe and the established social ord ofthe Catho
bic world are entirely opposed each other. We have
before had evidence Of the inability, moral AZ well a.
Intellectual Of the journal now conducted 10 recog
ME the mos, palpablc distinctions but in the present
ease il has altogether surpasseditscif
In the same article the Journal returns TO its idea that
the State instead Of avoiding interference in matters
Of religion as above sphere, should become Catholic
and take the Church under It's patronage or, as the
writer says make It's safety and preservation "a high
duty" This il thinks is prevented by differences OF
sentiment among men calling Themselves Christians
and continues in such a strain this
Buf This which Is the and humiliation of all
Christian men Is a special topic of eXuaiOn 10 the devil
and 10 Mr. Greeley. They see IN ~ one prop me more
m our shaken humanity undOue They see one safeguard
nesrer TO chaos gained And this the devil and his faith
mi servants the Socialists delight with eXtravagani
10Y"
We make no remarks on language Of this sort but
leave the views OF the Journal and the peculiar manner
in which they urged to the calm reflection OF Catho
lies many of whom have experienced the effects OF the
Union of state and Church, in ireland and all OF
whom must regret when the public advocates OF their
faith pursue course which is calculated to Disgrace
and piure il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

LATE FROM BuESos AYREs.-We learn rom
Capt Beauyas of bark Mary and Martha arrived on
Sunday from Buenos Ayres that the blockade had been
raised. but the Argentine Government would not allow
English or French vessels TO enter the port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

DROWNED Mr.. John Wood a native OF Lon
DON second mate OF the Br. bark Personal from Ant
werp lying at Quarantine, fell overheard on Sunday
night about 10 o'clock and was drowned.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND OTHERS

nlt ny Premium shell Combs are nor 500 pa any si"fs
r BRANCH a. ha- been asserted ny few Ny Combs have
taken f premium FOR fle a.t tg,o YEARS The ladies', ard
best o d -e- decided ny Combs are superior % AL
only ny store Sot BROADWAY al me slS OF 70.
Golden Comb. Premium size. Comb Store. yDf Broad
x4v IFBEDEF 81 Quincy Premium Open Top,
Solid -f, Cham Top. aCyed Dress ,OnD- bifso and
ID. -tr ~t- Combs. Shell Halr-piu- and Long Combs To-
cIilen A.. Combs purchased o. tls warranted io suit
e.rhanged or made 20 SUIT WI exhibit Tins week fe~
.or43 new Open patterns. before seen IN this CRY
PANS 0f other cues. Please call and examine ne a.
..rru-nt myH b,
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ 1fIFcPspH TO TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.


WA5HINFTON- MOnIay My = IN
ELISHA WHurLssEY Of Ono. It IS stated On
high authority, has been appointed first Controller Of
the Treasury, the plao, u james " Nc'uuocn' re
med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

FROM HAvANA-We have received files OF the
Faro Industrial OF Havana TO the pa inst later than
previous advioes. There is no local news worth trans
latng and we notice that much OF the South American
intelligence is copied from Ncw-lork and Baltimore
papers Mad. Bishop is still giving Concerts with sue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

IN re Crg AID County = Ne York from re l9h % ne M
day ~ Nay. 1919
Men IS Women, II Bows. 7s Girls. o'-To'al -9i

Acrs-Uudcr year. u. to years. q, 2to . q io
lr l0 l0f0 ~ g. 90 t0 90 f0 al fn a. sos % t1 ~ sos N
10 s0 ID: oO'o a. D.. 70 20 co. 8i SOTO 3d. b. 9o To- 00
l0O and upward. - unknown. p
PLAcEs or N,rwID-t u.f-d states, 49, Ire and 80
FINLAND. I Scotland Wales. ~ Germany, ~ ~Nt'-
zrr.arll. Prussia. France Brusn Posses. ons 100
y America. I. Africa, 1, Portugal UNKNOWN -
From Ho.rrfaI Be Ievue n: Penifenuary Hospital.
Blackwes leland. 3, LunaucAs blacAVc4s Island,
L. " ard's Island. 10. RandaFs Island. cry Hospital
House. Backve's Island, T., C0lorcd Home e
Co.ored persons. Cholera Hospital, Confer st. 10.
A W WHITE, City Inspector
Ci.y Inspector. Ohce. Nav 70. l3fJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

To Ladie-.-The fret Lecture OF Mr- d Low
SITo = Course on Anatomy. Physiology and ne W alter
Cure lpoued sccOUuf Of tie weather WI oe ven
al her residence. D gOu-aveuur, near envy
bet,s zen Third and Fourth avenues. Tuesday ~ in'i
M4PM Course sj-Smg.e Lecture ~ ct'. my-' y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

TrssEssGr.- Hon. METEDiTH p. GENTRY has
bsen nominated for reelection 10 Congress by the
wlIgs Of the With District and, If he accepts VII be
chosen, Of course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-29

an exceedingly agreeable TIP, found tie boat al ;Ll
traveller could desire md heF set rna-y o9nna1isr
T. O. ErAss. decidedly - clever fellow