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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

CALIFORNIA; COMPANY OF HARDY MEN iS FORM
re 10 proceed OF April THIS company takes the short
co. best method Of procecdiug and succeeding to
And In California Those who determined going
meeting some light will be thrown
the ptions pracsd In orsanz!.g compane meeting
and "wednesday tho 10TH 9th. and 2lst OF the Yves cheser
Of Broome street and Bowey Harlem and New
Haven pass the door. .I..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA DIRECT, Wat
Stras Of Magellan, the and subsss a steamship HU
Abln Bancker $40 buren yeArs buitn
city best material copper and newly oopperod
borssnrey and snow dergons repairs
service and will positively sail on or about the March, Her
cabin will be handsomely furnished for
fort and profitable opportunity cannot be offered to o
desrous going California She will be disposed Of by l
STOCK $500 each The Of each will
entitled his passage to Ban Fran $780, and his equal undivided
tho SHIP end all spprenanccs thereto belonging and
Of tho profits and easngsf said sp after her arrival at San
Share OF stock will be made transferable
plicson Ehoud be made already half Of the
stock TAKEN For PARTICULARS apply to AUSTIN WATKINS
No. X South street. sair8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

AMLS SunDAn ~ % INA ~ IA Epa-
heart Of the Cold Regions for $780, in fifty five
dayf found with odstons far urpassps other
conveyanceto leave New York the sth Of May MIA
public meeting will be held Tuesday and Thursday
ing at oooi at tie Bcena Vista aoue 2ox Grand street to
the above with 900 able bodied ncn
portion of the will be fitted out nth clothes
in the profits S25 will title members
TO full share profits Further particulars will be made
known at the meeting any other time from AN TO 10
dep and Bostsn few days All communications by mail
H. Just he post paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

LNOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIvORNIA.-THE SPLEEN DID
first class New Yorh built ship ANGELIQUD Capt Wind.
will immediate dispatch above. This snip
stateroom rely pau both
cabin and in the spacious saloon decks with
throughout and supplied with patent
port lights &c to in the attitudes There
also eparate cabin for ladies II well sailing
ship will Of safe ana speedy VOYAGE
passage freight apply board ct Pier East River
near foot of Wall street, or te -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

THOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALLFORslA. VIA LAKE MICA
GU The second vessel CT this Ine
will York The 9Th April for San Juan de Nicaragua
the river AID the
Granada steamboat from thence by good road Reaao
the Pacific where vessel expected for Ssa Francisco. draoh
Cd by an agent OF this line
The habor Of Juan easy access
and the route healthy and interesting
through 70 San Frsnosoo incladng provisions
equipments &c, S226.
For passage o inform ation apply to
WIN q. UHLHORN, I06 Front a., or to
VIM GOODRICH Il CO. ll6 Market ST., Phils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18

LNoR SAN FRANCIsCO--THE SUPERIOR, FAST SAIL
ing FIRST cass schooner Captain Samuel Moore
sail for San Francisco the 25th March,
ing Rio de Janeiro and Valparaiso lev yet
be en-. 1hs s be employed in trading tho
arrival at Francisco and will DO damned by tho
part owning her, Two three shares viii b. sod giving
the the vessel and Of a the
resulting the expedition Fer full information or for
feRht or apply board at Pier No North River
JUNG Il BEHaMANE, 81 south wibism street. or
HENsCHEN 4 UNKsRT. u South William ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-18
,Hs NOIs-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ENGLISH CdA.
u moa for sale hy ABRAHAM BELL SON III Fulton Ct

CTATEN ISLAND YERRY.-LEAvE NEW YORK AT o,
- IT, and O'clock Leave lvanderbnts Landing at q.
10. |. 3 AMI o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
DER scHON CLAM,
JEENY LIND HAIR GLOSS.

THE UNDERSIGNED n.gins becoms lus sole pro
/ orI-tor. III Der scnol Gaaz, 0r Jsn1y Lad Hsr
20 farnsh ne public ~i ne nOsl nesl ill znd -Prn 10
gf-paaOn for hs hair ever bsofe prepared ni. of an
The proprietor. Of Der seh6a G..az or Jenny L.ni
dsr o.. gon. io am 4n5 hlk Dy ~aJ ~ put
11 it eyOuc n~rs, u0f DryOld Nnsii- app CO.
on proc, ~ De- i04r D-i Msy 49, 1na o.
fa,., hal the .zsllx u-f1y, Drsucy 40 soi nr-s m
I1-d ne l.r BY ne lse Ut MS ff o. ca Dot Do
tainrd ~ ne 1-- Oi any ohrf DALI pfrp"a.oH lA lOr
sOr O. ~. -f-c. uus- 0ls of -uy otn-f pfrp~faio
herroOr- made ss o. . not 20 iO--a % yu--s AZ
sg1-ss a-i e. - Ol- Tree g. Peal.h .ur haif '~e''
l4h4naly IN acc l. changed ~ 1- ncl-s Due, al3 %
~ en1d Kus- i Impaired ~nic1 u reproduced n n-
creased Drli-1cy uy mere brushing or even o. oi-s
nair This more ~Iil tr4t1 10 .ail 0f a.
J.1ef lair pf-aral 10 txsrncr arc proves N-J yui
M o Dt t,f tai. hair co oOlnc flrDi-n-s 1f.,1l N! o
ne hair sud winch as0r1~d sd f-ta nd ~ ih- haif
cesi4ersum wllcn las ocs been so1s sn D1i n5Fsf Dc
fore .rtallec.
Je1uy Lind Hf Go-- h4- gwen, ln- grJDfeors se sails
n- nat virtues uay wal o. Dc klO~n o. ilglc-
9n- Do ma ven ooa- ~ 80. - - '.- ~ -
-on- b-f0rs The public Tl-y, therefore. l- sly .fy
" srlten-n ~ho may ~isn 10 ~ ne Jenny Lna nsf
Gloss, before pQfeh.s nk. 20 cal a. tn- pfc pa Dee
C1zm0-rs-st where a. application vii, De-. red, -
made ih- hair ~Iao1t charge % ma 10 Nf--' ma
ro- rec .. for ~ Jrnny Lind Hair Goes as o-sa pro
cured ron Ine European profr-for a. sfr.' sxp-n'-
4ad 10 quad asslast Frsars nc eOPynsn Va a o.
.-clfe1 I'D dur pnri-d on nc ~rzyPrr .nd cn &C.
companies sr~vy tie ~ nr genuine Soi1~ iir.
hO~-ver, pun - " eos.~fsf .flie n.- m.'- ~
.pp-zr.rce l1s ely, D-srllg M pane Jrlly -inc
H.r GlO.s" Iuis sp1riO4s o. eo-nlsf's.I H-c.s n-y
-s.iiy c-;ecIrc by o-.ng p1flc.Af 10 ohs-fy- i's
rssrt u x-sun- las n- ~fapp-r NJ D-rn-n
ut- Ter ,ota GLsazT ~1cn D. % ro4. ~ nct and
- os i.. o-I1x yrOs-cf % VI -ys.s-s "re-r, NJ
lis.rs .n-d O-rua.a clsl.l I'D tsyioss ven
1ytl.e s-rliu- vii r-r-aft-r Dear ne
Jenny Llnd hair GIu-s" ho~n ia - .--, -nc ~
u.u- vi our rrm stamped ln over To- corr alc
every y-r-Or = DO lsy DC ivl1l s'h.s -p-D-. -fii
r ether loc-f i1- uaa- NJ Der = o. .rt o. Jenny
lrr Hair go-s or l s-y rzuc-f 1-irg or ir.t- ma
All D. % 0ae proceeded a. sin-t % nc raj ex~lt VI ~
- Ay.upnlrL cylt-lll1z f-~ VI -r MAJ. -1iLrf .
i-st. nnoLl.-. 49,. sccOn. pay -sch oyu-.
- - LILY co = Csanser..t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
Prom Lake -uperior-The Choiers-The
nfoe- &C.


We have the Lqk> Sups~t0y Netrs Of the 3lst
ut.-ihe i-st No issued ..ace the 9Th. The s1s-
pension induced by the prevalence OF the
Cholera. TIE Ed.,or SAYS
THE PEsTLKNcE 1t "a u.eless for "a % attempt %
disguise TIE tact hat TIE Sslt Ste Mare, ever ssy
pose1 be- 1yond Tue reach of 6isesses Which 1sVs
Injected vanols portions 0i tns conrnent ~ -eA a.
The Old World. has within The lsss saoaia oeea Waited
With severe a1cton. Ihe 1fsi Of The i-'.-n, Moses
". stevens and J0seph Irampe, were announced n
our paper Of tne 9th met
The next from ih@ white population was Edward
Clark E.c Of Worcester. Mas. Tho expired ~ the
Van Anden Il u.e. Tuesday tie tn and aho Ess
from the u b.. ss-isless and my yortsni
ergsgemenis, most a. suddenly as Mr Stevens Toe
third, Capt. DANIEL HICKS. Receiver oi the Land
Ofhce wbO bad stood 5y tne death bed and followed
the their .st restingpsoe-~no came our Of
the Mexican csmpsn with the oss Of more tnsn three
fOurths ~ his company. constitution somewhat shst
tered by the yellow fever and tae c.arrhea which ~
panied most of our troops home, but Tss apps
reDty the day before Die death Ia good health Ine
fourth Msjor B MAErELL, expired on the same day.
Joseph LsOnoe. died on the lOf1 Mr. ho-s IN the
employment of J X Livingston. E-q followed him a
Mr Pierce in the employment Of Judge baconr o. th@
North American ming Company, with several half
breeds and Indians
Now, have the mouruful tack of recording the
death Of Mrs susan. 1f- cf Nr As FOWes. daughter
Of that old patriarch Of tre -aut EDhraim Johnson
ESQ sister Of Mrs : Wood. Of Me- Ne~como, ana
u Mrs Barrett Inere sre none who nsve ever been
uy VINO d. Do; remember this family win srecuon
and gratitude and who would not II permitted drop
tear On the grave Of this amisbe LADY.
~ Gen. Robefts sud Mr. Acker snd lady,
who have been alluded 10 by Of the ssstern ps
pers being suffering by the prevailing epedemic, -
This place ell In health At THIS time. and ~e d. not
know OF single serious Of indsp0sition ~ TIE
Ssut The country above continued 70 be healthy
tnrough The entlre season
TnE WEATHFR-W are enjoying most de-
shtful weather. sithstsndns the Quantity Of rain
bad lately, With iosgy stmOsp phsr- which has
tended 10 increase sickness snd general debility The
zhts have quite cool an may Judge oy that
that our beautiful Summer = over.
ARRIVAL - CoPPER-The propeller Napoleon
came down on the l6tn inst with II tons Of copper.
from the CliH Mine; she also came down on the 18th
met with % tuns Of copper from the same mine
Spirited meetings have recently been held al
the sao' aud az Eagle RIVER 10 arge upon Con
sress the propreiy Of opening the Superior region to
commerce from below BY ship csnsl at the ssut and
by various Military ROsds-alsO IN favor OF reduc-
uon Of price Mineral Lands that Of other lands
OF the United States General Convention Of al
friendly TO tbese il called TO assemble ~
Eagle River Oh the llth Of October next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

Mr. Robert Wash himself Catholicl thus
lectures through the last Jonrnsl OF Commerce
the most eminent Catholic preate oil the city
wherein he has his Consular residence, for speak
Ing like man;
"a very sfrosse long and injndicoHs letter Of the
Archbishop OF Pss To the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Appeared IA the journals the day before yesterday he
ur.-. ALL h Ia oeosi Venice, 10 save
her from tuthess Austria The conserssuve journals,
the Llba,s IN particular express sS ned svPrse a. 4
acf0t al this sally OF the prrlais out ot MS
cred and celestial sphere INTO the political snd dpo
matte srens IL coniuunds me, pA0 supposed Am omi-
nefls alscres and content within hs proper province
Isn't this a pretty bird TO be reprmsndIne
another FOR stray Ing out Of his proper province
Is It the province Of sn American Consul 10 op
pose, miGepres,nt AID cry down every RePubll-
can mo, emeut on the Continent Of EufoPei Is 1
his sphere to reprove Christian Bishop for
sngle uttersnoe, on the SIDE OF Freedom and Ha-
msnlty Is II his sphere to Dc bessvering the
arch -apostate with such fsttery this
Louis Napoleon is the best and the wisest of the
lmperisl family. lie has found all his relatives yohu
csiiy troublesome. Lucisn Murst. believe, excepted
See II botn hstterer aud hsttered don't had
somebody else than relatives politically trouble
sone before many years.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

RADICALLY DlsHoSEsr-The Journal ot Com
Rserce glsnces through the recent history OF the
French TO find an answer to its question, " What
will France do = bat really to spit rs venom on the
Socialists aud sincere Republicans OF tina, coun-
try. The Editor says
The Government OF Louis Napoleon for the nrsi
lew months was better conducted than had been eA
peetcd But Ledru ROlin, PrudhOD, aud tbr
other wreiehes who had well nigh every thing II
June le4o. must Try similar attempt In June, lsi9
bat thelf miserable attempts again utterly tailed ana
tnoH authors, almost ~lthOut exception, have found
the puushment which they have menteo, IN prison or
In exile.
Here is deliberate, ~illiOl suppression of the
eltre facts respecting the French Expedition
against Rome,-an expedition commenced IN
fraud, sustained by prevarIcstion. snd fasiy ex-
posed as an uoprovoked crusade against Roman
Liberty 10 fsgrsDt violation OF the French Consn
sation. The journal ksors it ras an act OF siarIns
usnpstlon, by woion its authors clearly forfeited
oil right 10 power. ltwas this, simply thi' which
drove the French Republicans into the Demon
strs,ion of June 18th. 1t they deserve imPr'son-
ment or exile, then Washington and kossurn
mat be aPsir Of very sorry villains
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

THE PREsrDE>r Frln gentleman who 1csms
ID from the Fails asst evening learn hat the health
oi re Pre-id-Dr rn1-d - inpr0T-. and dur
iug the forrnnnn 0f yesterday nr rode ogt -cco na
ui-c By Dr. Wood -n1 Mr.. Waite. o. nis r-tu-n b.
called on Mr. P A Porter, son Of the lste Geo. 3
Porter and sgn--gu-nty received tn- csll. u 80
I.si-. 10 th@ punlc reception roou q the Esse Ine
.evera r-nit-e- appointed = receive tae Presi1rni
10 tni. city are requested % assemble ths ev-oinz
IL = understood believe tnzr Ia the Presidents
n..ltn viii permit, BE- intends 20 come up nitner on
rnu .d.y. Il vii rde through tne prncip.. streets
zine a. toe Phelps House, snd .t@rs.r1 sPpesr upon
the balcony. lo11--o Co1fisr' VI.
Fro~ Sr HsLESA-SniD Wm. Go1dsrt. which
.rrived tnis morning from Cseuus. Obliged 70 put
into 81 Helms r-D-ir damages reciv~d previously
"a gale Capt T-y reports l-sving 81 H-len- 2stn o.
Jay While mere ~ h-s d. y B1usn v-s-ei' inst
he shp v.ndsis Of Boston from Manila for Boston
n.d o--n obliged put into the Ise Of France, nsvirs
neen iisu sst-d in gale No NOR SLAYER. had oe-n
brought into 81 Helena The oriE Whis q 5.unore
oore reported captured ana brought IN h-d been ~
msnied Her cargo Of slsses sui remained a. - De
lena there being 40 vesse. e. T. carry thez a-sy.
Bast-s gravs-.sE, Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

-fnyrnl0r. sud others Interested To Pstsnts OBJ
a Of slrscrb-f -v-ry Information and aid la y =
lrururux " Psisut-mas o. and rnirng % Caveats
well preliminary applications I'D such Othef
required fOf temporary s-cuniy ~no ssp-r m-ots
~ nrgOusurg " sslrs heinz made AsO, search
1iher cercnpuoDs ~ inuruauun important 10 his de-
osr.mrnl and necessary for ul protection under hs
Psir1i L@N.
Foreign Patents ob'ained through r.spousbs agents
residing abroad md IN he ntrr-ss ODly Of me rssD
i-hu-nl PfDpn-tOfs 81 lnv~nuOos Intending Ia So
cure Foreign Patents ~ trr- tlc such nrnts
- NlI protect them from piracy 4 tn-y do not nes
Ons rhl. nin }. ini.ndrd for thOs-
sn0V lhzt ly The is~- Of Eossnd and sonIe
0h~r -s he Pasut given 90 80 nfs person no
-s0 x.t and spDy fDr t. Thus the American has
fer mo mOrncshOn Of tnding, % .ppic-uon sDfo-d
fOr P.i-ns. tna lr ha- hem sup-rseo-d -f--dy Per
residing out u he city VIM d--if- 4rtn-f niofmz-
l.n. can Oolaln he ssm- - cufrrs spOndsnc-
}. P PlRo5Os, Clrl Engns-r,
..1g fsg. ~ A.I.f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

our city hss as ain been the scene of one
those dsgrsceul scs for which she At present ENJOYS
rather unenvia1le nOtorety. Al sbout clock tris
mo ming n Mfs L.ngs0Own. wife Of George !. Lanss
down passed down second sf ana entered Hsrr- tuf-
nture store Capt John Howard followed, snd com
meuced . converssiion with ner Mr. Langsdowo, shO
nsd following his Vl'e, approached close o. How
ard pre-eufed large bored sin g-bArrel pistol and
nred The ball entered the back Of Howard iu-t be-
low the rsht shoulder blade and pear the spine. How
-rd wheeled ana drew bis pistol, but his nerves
appeared 10 be much Effected TO deprive him OF
me power ~ shooting. and be sat down. L-ngsfO~n
passed rapidly down Secon1st lew steps, turned
came bsck, took look al Howard, snd seeing NJ
ne nsd Elected bic purpos-, hurried up second and
iOsu MDrsan.st 20 the Constitution Coffee House
shere h. arrested by officer VIM J. William con.
,ud taken to Jill. Upon his p-rson were found The
pistol with which be shot Howard, aud large Doeir
snie. lie expressed regret, when told tbzt Howard
would key After ihe arrest. me officer vie
TED Mrs L. ~ the DOniphAn House. ana found her y
ing upon her bed weeping. On being told tnst C@pt
Howard would likely recover, .hr frightened up. SC
cosins her husband of being abusive and jslou.. aud
mat lhi- the fourth or nth man be h-d shot
Howard har difficulty In Cincinnati on account Of b
sOmau whom his vile subs quentiy Killed, "nd iHsi
Spring be shota man named Freeman. at lndep@n
1 nee, ia this State. Tie alive ~ sie hour lat
evening The ball has not yet been found We have
been informed by gentleman, whose opportunities
tor knowing peculiar, 10 whose verscity We have
he confidence that Cspt. Howard hsd not thr
slightest acquaintance with Mrs Langsdo"n, prior 70
, yesterday morning. aud this - cOrfObofsrd oy the
Captains own assertion. lady was looking from Der
window when sne Mrs. Langsdosn come down
Srconcs the furniture store return 10 the door,
lDok the Monroe House rect her thumb against
her face, and with her hand beckon 10 some one A.
no person seemed 70 notice the mAneuver Mfs l.
stepped into the store but returned to the door
and repeated the beckUning, then lett that store
passed short distance down Second ~. snd entered
another one While she 10 this second store,
Howard crossed over entered the furniture store ana
Sas engaged IN the purchase OF table, when Mrs l.
came up street, looked IN and saw him. she entered
M. store and commenced Conversation with the
captain when her husband entered and shot him, aud
tnen ran Howard followed him TO the front door
and then sat down. Capt Howard ha. ms1e his will
and lett his fortune-sane sle OO-to his children IN
Cincinnati. II. Louis Daily Union, Aug p
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

NUSIFIcFscE WELL APPLkD-A ne" Onun'n
edhce for the Unitarian persuasion Of Bridgeport
Conn i, 10 be oedicsird to-day under the iouo"ins
interesting circumstsnces The Church i built oy e
widow of the late Hon Roger Gersrd Van foian'n'
tormerly Minister Resident Of the bstsvisn hepuohc 81
Warrington. snd lsiierly q resident Of ine cry o.
g,ag, mort a. monument to commemorate ni' virtues
and hi. public services NJ Van Polsnen "s' nA'i'e
of Bol.pd and served his eountry long snd i1tniuy
IN mspv important trusts That Of Minister 10 Ids
country was MS last public Office Retiring ihener 20
nrivste lie be settled h. place Of residence Al sde
oort where for many years be ss' hishy e'ieei''o
and influential ciuzen. At his death o~q1-sinAs %
.nols tortuRe 10 bis widow has e1PeDd-d large
sum in peroetusting hs memory BY the erection Of
new and eommodious place OF worship Tor nose oi nei
own religion. persuasion IN Brldsepor'-oesnns' "e
nnssr.t.nd the entire cost herself down 10 the requ
;,e furnishing Of the pe~s The edince IS mode Cd
alter the Chapel Of Mr.. Wsterson al Boston me '-h-
uoon which Il Is butt 10 the gin OF Robert sen0yel'
ESQ Of this City Until the pulpit shall Dc 'aPpieo
.srvces will be regularly conducted oy d-ereni eief
v,,ep Of Bridgeport who have kindly volunteered tc
,rnste therein At the 6ecease OF the lsdyfounser,
The Church will revert 20 the Society ~orshpns there
Who tbepceforth are TO hold possession free and u
,.,,-,.,ed Such monumental structures are eslcu-
l,as % work 50 much good that We hsve deemed the
os,slisr circunstances OF the case worthy passing
,,.. The eject OF this somewhat novel STYLE OF NJ
n, IN hi. country Cannot 5ut oe ssiuiaTy-4nc TIE
20 ore 50 IL the example De often followed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
WfoNfsoAT. sept

Hud.ou River Lre-l. - bb'- our, = no.s Aches.
Trov 80 p. Lfne-l.7.. hhl. : our. IS nn.- A.n-s
Troy snc W-siern Lin-f5 ctls F4s-rs y, o1s Corn,
3csss. a.h-s 81 - =. Wool
% & Tryy Line III IBIS F'0cr
Alb.ny anc Cana Line e--S4 ools Focr, zte' tustes
Nh-.f 10 bb. Asf--. nsl-- Woo. a % Whsky
Chenune L.se Boss Line-l5 tos ~hisky, s. os.es
Wool
eozs470 hb- Flour 1910 o1sheis Corn, - oos
A.h-. no nsl-. Woo. 81 tb.s Wri-sy.
TorAL >CNNsEY-7.sl6 1bls Fio4r. 4-5o bu. Wce.ii
50 40 Cora, - ools Wnissy, = DO Asnes, - oses
WuoL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07
CITY ITEMS.
TrrElnlr - q Isis

IHrlintF -ept l-f-.
y The appropriation of So - tr ne<
building - Jesrsou Ysrk.t furu.hss th@ occasion for
saying that there suhiee; OF rsr- pressing por
tsnce claiming he sfenuon Of oar s1itorue- tnan the
uai.os.cv Of TIE Markets 10 t-e City o. New York 20
meet ire convenience and even s6solsie wants OF the
ciuzer. W city of hsfis ..zs ousht % b. without
sx rnes tie market fs,iiire. of NeE York The tao
downtown markets. wa.nisgton and Fulton be.ise
beng erosced and crAmned cut Of 81 proprefy. are
o horribly dirty that it's absolutely isngeros. is sesth
70 venture .nto them The ,a.k Of making ones -sy
through ihs meeting and cortrnain. ihronss choke
the narrow muddy alleys and pssssges Is orc Of Do IL
,le siaeu,y ana weary hard work 70 stout nsn-sud
hs The Thousands of vho stteud there ever Go
ct through with IL /. more than conceive. The
c. y Father. ought 10 be ashamed Of themselves for
posing such task upon them
The remedy Il an easy one, ard hss heretofore been
pointed cut in our columns Let Canal It be extended
- the head Of Market thus opening Of the hne.t
thorougnf.re. Ia the world. from nver 20 river Teen
build market IN the center Of the through i,s
whole extent Tit we're poised on iisht iron pillars
and constructed with moderate economy Of space,
there would be ample room for vehicle. on either side
Every stall should be furnished with Croton hose and
an ordnance stficty enforced, requiring them Be
thoroughly used. daily. Th. would lesve the foor OF
the market free for a covered promenade 10 the after
noon sud evening. ike that Ia PhAsdephis-
Il seem. 70 us that here ia subject earnestly asking
immediate and intelligent sction. We hope that the
very fr,t thing attended 70 BY the Board OF Aldermen
after they get their Chamber repspered snd the
te4-room sxed-Eil be 10 take stePs 10 provide the
City With decent market
Miss IsADosA HaNsEN.-Ths lovers Of music
will be pleased 70 learn that this young lady, who made
her debut some two years since in concert 81 the
Tabernacle, and whose surprising voice and Talents
there excited such brilliant ancipstons Of her
career hss retu-f cd the City from Havana where
she has resided engaged 10 the a.siduous study Of
her art We Ar informed by competent Judges who
have heard her her return that her progress hs
neen most grauiy ing aud tru-t that -hall
have an opportunity Of hearing her In public.
~ HIS anybody missed the pigs from the
streets Not OF these silng nuissnces hss ben
seen tor months One scarcely realizes the reei with
out painful effort OF memory
~ The Fall tile looks ike a chimney pot
turned nght-sr sularly ~ the lower edge IN nsr
ros tem standing out tor brim II j. uEbecomirg TO
modest face, out makes saucy one stiil ssucier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-07

PRoGREss or THE U. ). CoAsr SURVEY The
Portland Adrofis1 Of the 4th inst has the following
respecting the Coast Survey in the Northern division
We understand that Prof Bsche the Superintendent
Of the Coast Survey. is now encsmped on BlacksrHp
Hill, near city, with apparatus and tie necessary
corps of assistants for prosecuting the work al tna'
point
BlsckstTsp 10 commanding point in the primary
tnans siions and will be the center OF An extensVr
series of trisngles and lines Among other primary
stations be connected with this GunsOcs m un-
tain, near the bead Of Lake NinnlpisiOgee in New
pshre-Plesss Mountain, and other neighooring
posts The apparatus for observing scale OF thi-
magnitude. well all the instruments tor the astfo-
nomicsl and magnetic observations, are OF the nosi
finished and effective construction. The surveys III
mis- neighbOrhOOd have particular scienunc interest
from the intention make them available, IN part of
he determination OF the length of the arc OF the men
iisn from some point the city 10 point on 'he
islsnd OF Nantucket. which j. IN our longitude.
We congratulate the inhabitants OF the cos't OF
Maine that the immediate work of the survey s 70 or
in our neighbOrhOod Beside oiner Ano
greater results sn excellent basis VIII De ootahru ~.
oc al msps Of counties and towns The nydrogrHpny ~
the cosst Of Maine will BE- found complex enough 10 SN
the patience OF the observers and engnees oat We Ar
u re they will hnd interest IN exploring our ueeF
channels and hArbors and ten thousand rocsine pa
.sses and inlets which hss not been afforded hem "
tber lasors among the sands and shadows OF tne Oen
tral and Southern cosst.