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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

A. rrueb far he relief Of human fu-erirz n'n ~
r.t.- -,x.-i than the luxury % d1ins svy >"
49, s-v,,es their time and efforts q the reiNe
80. nnny al whom are reduced - the most 'fP,-
IT, .f..a ~ rovsrtv snt dss=-e- u o er-N'l = -
nv ia, eminent citizens continue 70 voanie"f ih-
..rvi.e, ia this work II practical py e'nens
q readiness 10 reirq1sh large snsfv ~ 70 ..
fort sae leissre. TO promote ne "r.'AIe =. -
Who nav com. among us from disisnt eolh1llrs -
A.ida from the rsi-f Afforded 10 the emizrsh' tHer
rsrn.r. another eonsi3er.tion OF paramount io5 20
importance IL !. Indispensable ihN s1mv - -.
means should BE- provided y tie bofcfhurn1 '-. -
protection Of our own citizrns from tnr lhu
pauuer,.u and disease Experience hss shoNn Is.
he present system IL admirably adapted 10 saafu ~
people against these cssmiiies tnd AZ tns .sinc ~
protec; the state from pecuEisry burdens ne en-
mutation money has formed "a eqAste lAH1 lp'
PURPOSE and IN ts adm nsira;0n Dot ooy the LHf oat
ths Interior Couptie, have been relieved In great
from the charge u supporting foreign pauPcs
Bat without some adequate provision q law requiring
the grants and the osrsrs a vessels enz-stn ~
their importation % indemnify the public ssAin.t me
,up,ort u TIE inrn and destitute the state must 9
suh sctsi 70 heavy and constantly Increasing burdens
Of rsxssisr
The utility Of the presen, sy.isrn hss been conceded
By al Macy Of ias princpA shipping merchants o'
New York gagged in the passenger trade, have con
tnusd 20 psy the Communication money voilutafiy NOT
withdrawing the adverse decision u the supreme CVurt
fact 80 honorable % the ercis character OF tnai
City becomes doGby important as sn indication OF me
prevailing sentiment IN favor q the presen; pAn ~
believed thst law Of the character which hss been 70
dos,es will receive the appreciation and b. cheerigiy
complied with By the owners OF shipping engaged N
the passenger business and that Il comes within tie
uuauestonsbc power Of the Legislature 20 provide BY
proper municipal regulations Tor The protection Of the
uubic heath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27


ALBANY, 5updsy, March ..
MEssRs EDIToRs One Of your correspondents
from Albany states 10 Saturdays paper that the Wing
msmbers Of Assembly have 10 caucus, gravely deter
mined TO ask the Governor to cal an Extra Session
This IL not true. caucus held relstive to The
contnu snce Of the commissioners 90 Practice 10 once
but the question Of an Extra Session was not decided
and % far any opinions were expressed the ieehng
seemed 10 be against calling one. 1t was and snl u
thought that by holding three sessions day they may
be able 10 pass the amendments the Code, and leave
sbs other report and the Criminal Procedure Tor the
next Uouss 10 take up immediately on assembling,
aud before being pressed with other business IL has
become the fashion 10 abuse the Legislature ana ehge
its members with unworthy motives, 90 tnst me
members Of this present House while dong tneH
best 10 get through the Of business, and WORKING
a. indusriousy az any previous Legislature, cannot
complain 1T any surs in which editors or their cor
respondents see n TO indulge 10 easy TO hed iau
bu, not 90 easy to point any way In which even the
vlsest body of men could overcome the difficulties
which are encountered here In the mass OF business
the constant Interruptions and the limited time lts
impossible TO read half the documents which are pub
lished aud the information obtained by debate, or
bearing them read 10 ofteptmes unsstisisctory and
must tend necessarily TO some hssiy or III advised To-
Sislston. ,Lo
But 1t 10 certainly TO be expected that those who
write for the papers, and attack the motives oil mem
bors will DO sure they night In their facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
By TELEGRAPH to The Ntw.York Tribune.
Fremont's -Dreadfui suffer-
ing-Frement'- Parry nil Perished
cxeept himself.

PfTrsBUKGH, Monday hArch -
The Independence Mo- RePrbiiean OF FEB. :
contains letters from Taos, New-Mexico which
represent the Winter as having been very severe
That Col. Fremont. while passing through one
mountain gorge lost 80 mules in one night that he
was then LEI, 20 make his way on foot, and deter
mined it was impossible to proceed farther, finally
dipatched three men 70 seek some settlement.
Sucoor not returning in 20 days. Fremont started
for Taos. distant $50 miles, where he arrived IN
nine days. MAJOR Beale Immediately dispatched
a party Of dragons, with mules and provisions 70
relieve Fremonts party. Fremont was much
emaciated, bat accompanied the expedition.
The suAerings Of the party are represented IS
having been very great, having even been forced
TO the extremity OF feeding upon one another. Mr.
Green, who brings the news, left Santa Fe several
days after. Later reports assert that all Of FIRE.
monts party persisted except the Colonel, who IS
badly frost bitten. Our correspondent at lnde-
pendence expresses doubt about the authenticity
Of this news, but y DO not see upon what grounds
as the latest previous sdvices received from Col
f and his PARTY lett them ascending the Rocky
Mountains struggling through heavy drifts OF sno"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27


We have received our files from Rio de Janelro
up to Jan 81. Admiral lie Pfedour, Commander Of the
French squadron at Montovldeo had left for BuenoS
Ayres on secret mission in consequence Of receiving
dispatches from France The object Of his mission !.
only known in far the ultimstum is confidently re
ported 10 be the withdrawal of the Argentine force.
from the Banda Oriental In his message to the Cham
bers Rosss has declared that be will not receive Mr..
Southern unless IL b. for the purpose Of negotiation
upon the basis OF the Hood CONF ention with his add
ton and those OF his ally Onbe. He likewise insists
upon tho restitution Of the Mslyine Islands.
4 very elegant omnibus, jus, imported at Rio from
the United states, sss universally admired. II was
imported By Messrs Soulhwick s. Sands
The revolutionary movement ~ Pernsmbuco, was
not Yet pat down aud the Government troops had In
various Instances been forced 70 retire, although IN
the MAN. suil keeping the upper hand some Of the
Deputies were connected with the movement
The town of Murim, In MsrsnhOn. has been OF late,
the scene many murders aud other Outrages which
the police bad not been able to queh.
Rosss had given order 10 Viraoro Governor OF
COrrientes TO demand from Paraguay the delivery
Of the Arisse Islands, aud IN case OF reiuta be Will
Immediately commence hostiiies lie has given or
der TO send TO Corrientes some OF the small vessels
at ). Nicolas and other places
Account from Bolivis states that santa Cruz was
looked upon the only pabIe Of restoring peace
IL The Republic President NesscO IL said 10 have
taken refuge in Sata, 40 Argentine province
There have been number OF suicides lately com
mitfed At Rio and in the neighbOrhoOd-
The new Chambers were opened on 7th Jan. a, Rio.
The Government Of Moutevideo has declared the
continuance for three months longer Of the duty i'm
posed upon -four.
The Argentine Government, issued paper TO the
amount Of g 10000 during las, November and Dece
ber Tor the purpose Of buying up munitions Of war &c
AXontrsct has been made by the British Govern
ment with Messrs Brooks, Balford & Lemsin OF Lon
don 10 carry the Mails 10 Brazil In steamers There
are 10 be six vessels the line TO leave Liverpool for
Rio monthly. The Contractors 10 receive s22O00
per snuum from the Government and the vessels are
10 be ready TO commence running by next October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

MoRE DiscLosUREs-Mr. Thomas Caute Rey-
uolds late Secretary to the 8 Legation at Madrid oc
cupics three columns of the Charleston Courier with an
exposition OF what was designed ssd done between
our Embassy and the Government Of spain with refer
ence 70 the anne xston OF Cuba At the same time Mr.
take occasion to bis views and notions on
variety Of subjects and especially with reference TO
Mr.. RomuLUs NJ SAUNDERS. whom he judges to be oil
Dramatically no better than he should be- Mr.. Cas-
also has to take Il the ground that he has trans
dressed against the Constitution. We select one or two
choice paragraphs from the Secretary manifesto
al was awsre Of the fact that Mr.. Polk was In the
habit Of transmitting directly 10 the United states MIN
later ct London instructions on the Oregon question
Acpartns moot materially from the positions taken in
the official correspondence OF the Department OF STATE
and that that question the late President had acted
Same time, with such consummsie skill, that even
those In the secret were greatly perplexed TO Know
what were his real Intentions.
Il SCENE that Mr. Saunders had conceived the ides OF
guaranteeing the Spanish debt " England, taking a
mortgage Cuba for security, rather than that
Eugand should get possession of the island AZ that
debt 10 three hundred and fifty millions of dollars
our Secretary thought this going II rather strong,
but owing to the peculiarly of Mr. Polk above referred
to. IL possible that the Minister only acting by
orders from the highest Still Mr.. X felt bound
70 all his abilities in preventing the great consum
nation contemplated by Messrs Polk Co. As a
democrat he conceived that such thing should no,
be done without being submitted to the people but his
great reason was that II Cuba annexed men of q
hue too DARK might get into high political station
Hc says;
al also fol, bound, 40 Southern man. and indeed a.
IN American look TO the term of any proposed sn
pexanon of Cuba for In that event, by the decision
Of the United States Supreme Court In the OF the
Amisad about one half of the slaves of Cuba would
be freed aud ~ the laws OF that leland make dis
tincon between free whites sud ree blacks the South
and the Union might find IN their bosom free Negro
commonwealth, claiming the right To send freed slaves
- Senators 10 our Congress- unless proper provi
sions made in. previous To the conclusion o.
the treaty 10 secure the present de faeio position
the white population OF Cuba"
With reference to the way the famous negotiation
for the outsnd.out purchase Of Cuba actually ended
hear great diplomstist
"The history Of tho formidable instructions sent Il
Mr. Saunders IL as short Instructive. formal con
ference was solicited to sound the dispositions OF Gen
karvaez Our Envoy's English was diluted int,
French for the edihcson of that fiery soldier In re
turn hs energetic theugh,s torn out Of their Cssiis
idiom 60 be crsmped up in q French dress were sga
done into English for the convenience OF Mr. Saunders
This linguistic entertainment grew rksome TO th
impatient spaniard, aud the conference 'peedi!
tsrrninated."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Whis Candidate for Mayor.

The Wing Asyoralty Convention met last even
ing at the Broadway House and organized by the
appointment OF SHEPARD KSAPr, Esq. as Char
man. The Convention then proceeded at once to
make nomination for Mayor, when the name oil
WILLIAM V. BRADT was proposed and adopted
by reclamation. a Committee consisting OF Aessrs.
Jim Bleskey, John l. Mason, James Kelly 5.
R. Mabbtt and Alex. w. Bradford. was then a
pointed to wait on Mr. BRADY and communicate 70
him the action of the Convention the Committee
will, we understand, wait On him this morning. A
better nomination could hardly be made the firm
and impartial manner in which Mr. B. discharged
the duties Of Mayor is remembered by all the
friends Of good government in the City.
The question Of nominating Judges Tor the So
perior and Marine Courts was next taken up that
duty having been desolved upon the Convention
Several names were proposed but none acted upon
The Convention meets again on Thursday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

FkoN SALT LAXE-The Frontier GuGrdiGn,
published AZ Ksnesvile Iowa by Orson Hyde hss IN
.nissnce from he salt Lsks settlement 20 the llih Of
Octobsr Il stated thar DAME! BroSitt Era n Al
len and Henderson, Cox. were murdered oy The In
d.os In the California moln.sins. on The 9Th June
s.t They len the msin company u search cut n
rod t. cross the mountains. Judging from the cis
lance they travelled they were murdered on the nsnt
Of he ,ecord esy sfisr starting When the Hiain CON
p.ny came up On the 10Th ii July they fourd the three
bodies in = sort Of grave the mountain side some
dozen Arrows were found about the spot Their bodies
had hen pierced with arrows. &c They we're robbed
of soo.i, and money q the amount Of about $50.
purse belongins % Mr. Allen found near he grave
containing .eycn;y oF eighty dollars in gold Gust and
seven dollar. In silver which the indians Did not hap
pen TO nnd Mr. Bnowitt WAS 81 Sergeant Of company
T. Of the Mormon Battalion and respected and beloved
by all who knew him. Messrs Allen and Cox also be-
onged ~ said Battalion lst Louis Republican
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN hail
a|VFTFFs
r. ~ Nsll1sI lr--H ,1-rcsr

Frir ~ Nssl1s l---. 1-rcsr
DEPaETNENT OF STATE, " ,suNsroS. March -. 1910.
Pursuant - the 4fh section 81 the act OF Con
gress approved 50 March. l-i9 entitled " "A sei 10
carry into eject s,yul-Ons Of the Treaty BE-
tween the United states Of America and the Republic
Of Mexico, Of the "a day Of February l-i- notice =
hereby given inst the Board Of Cornssi0usrs created
by that &C. s meet IN the City u Washington on MOI
day the l6h Day OF Ayn next % receive ard examine
ell claims q citizens OF the United states upon ne
Republic Of Mexico which are prOvi5ef Tor y tn-
Treaty Aforesaid ard which may be presented 70 the
ssii Board @ Coumis.oners. and % decide thereo
according - the provisions 0 the sad Iresiy snd y
re fra cnd frk or,-iss % the unrsind C0nveDiil q
concluded = tae Civ u Mexico t-e th day Of No
veuober. 1s;s JOHN NJ CLAYTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

FLIGHT or FAScr.-lt is well known that the
H.ysid newspaper publishes now and then piece Of
news hich turns on, to be mere product OF some
body mssnsiion. Lsst Fridsy for instance II had
Telegrsphic letter from Washington giving an account
OF supposititioas Cabinet Council at which hes'rs
E~ius and Colamer In favor Of official prescription
and the President and Mcsss Meredith, Crawford. Pfes
and Johnson against In consequence OF being thus
10 the minority the writer let IL be understood that Mr.
Ewing and Mr. Collamsr might resign Mr. Fillmore he
said was also In favor OF prescription The National Ws
says that there 10 single word OF truth in the state
mont from beginning TO end and that such formal dis
avova 10 duo to the eminent gentlemen whose names
have been thus unwsrsataby dragged before the peb
lie 10 i've countensnce 70 piece Of sheer Action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

PROBABLE DISCRETION OF THE CREW Oh TIE
CALiFoxNIA---A correspondent OF the Commercial
writes from on board the California a, Nszsnsn under
date OF February;
No surprise need be felt If this ship should be De
tanned numSer OF weeks at San Francisco she len
Panama With barely enough coal 20 carry her 10 the
shove named port snd the majority OF her crew aud
engineers. II 70 expected will desert her there. The
subject freely spoken Of smons the passengers and
IL 10 understood that the ground ten by The men Is
that their term OF service has expired.
The line Of battle ship Onio len san Bias on the
18th inst for California The Commodore had previ-
ousy removed hs lag TO OF the other ships Of the
squadron
n NAV b considered certain that until definite
lion lie taken by Congress the Government here viii
no, attempt TO interfere OF prevent the oecasson OF
the gold region by the American emisrsni' they sh,
koxever endeayor 10 prevent aliens from mining
either ss principals or as employees OF Americans
"One word upon the subject OF slavery. il would
ia a. ,s.v 10 introduce into New.Nork as u,o Cali
fcrpa No action Of Congress can deeiee the cues
ton IL 10 slresdy decided by The impo.iely OF ~,
py the pursuits OF the inhsoitsnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

THIS STEAMER GALVESTON. The Belize Hon
durss) 0bsorn publishes the log of the 'sesmshi ,
C'alresoa. from which take the following account
OF the accident
Thwsday. FEB 2.-Aodersle breezes and pleasant
weather wind n going on finely ~ith q smooth Sea
Guile warm. lat 10 u lon 81 Al. At P NJ broke
piston rod piston, cylinder cylnderbottcm, and entirely
disabled cur engine Immediately called council Of The
rrefs and heug advisable for the safety
all corcerged 10 shape course for benz- Honouras
heiug unsbe 10 lay course ~ shesres which wss In
medlsely done ard all ssi for that purpose lmmo
disely commenced unshpping our whceeuekss In orde
mite resss1ce n the water as possible Lgh
winds from the through The night msAng shout wC
miles per hour through the water.
The Galresiss was days in reaching Belize Al
the time of the secden. she was about i50 miles o.
Chsgres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Trims. In philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
prIrr .rErrHrA Mnnfar. Msrcl

PtnIADKLPHIA Monday March q.
The steamship Columbus arrived from Charles
ton this morning While a. the Breaksster yesterday
runaway slave came cut from his hiding place, think
ing the boz, had reached Philadelphia. The poor
fellow was transferred vessel bound 70 Charleston,
10 be taken back lie hsd subsi',ed since Wednesday
last on bottle Of water and crackers Hon. hOpcft
Walker passenger On the Columbns
The bark WARSAW Of S,oninstou. Capt Isy Tor hich
sailed from your port on the l-in inst or fAnams TOOK
Ere on the following day OF Cape HenlOpen, where
she burned 20 the waters edge snd SANK Cspt. lay
Tor and picked up on the night Of the l9tn
~ Capt Tresdvcl II brig America, sn1 oronght into
tns port ihi. morning.
Tom Hand was committed fully this morning by
Judge Ksne the robber q the Cover meni iewery
aud an order ws Issued for his removal 10 Washington
for trial
George Richter, who was beaten By rutEsus in Moya
mensng lssi week. died a. the Hospital lssi night
The Hnch man conspiracy case continues without
the least abatement Of iis Interest
There rEmOrs in town today that Mayor swirl II
TO have our Poet Office Robert Morris the Naval Ohce
William d. Lewis the Coectorship and Alexander
Rsmsey the Marshalship
There hes not much business been done today under
the foreign news Flour 10 dull Al - for shipping
brands and some parcels have changed hands At tribe
lower Corn Mes. Is also dull at So Rye Flour 3 0f
10 -. The receipts Of Grain are free with sales 3Ut
bushels prime red Pennsylvania Wheat at lu2 cts -
Nothing done 10 Ryeits nominal price 10 62i c,s. Vel
low Corn 10 y 10 - els with moderate demand
Whisky is q 10 p eta in bids and bol..
SAILS or SToCKs -Frsf B0ard-JO Wilmington RI
25t: 80 DO q $500 City &C. -, lOl. $500 :
Loan G., %. 40; $50 Girard Bk u: $50 Lehi Goa
Scrip y 80 do stock 20 $500 do Interest, y slOc
U : Bk g.
Secoad Bcard-lJO Reading RR, l6, 100 N J Cop,
; North Am Bk. 1914. 1900 Reading RI, Bds, %.
& 600 sch Nav IS 46i; $500 state s., "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

AMERICAN Democracy IN FRAScE-Mr. Fret
eric Gailsrde, writing the Courier des Eias Uais
from Paris speaks follows concerning the discussion
OF the law for the suppression Of Clubs
e. The Parssns of the suppression have exhumed from
the History OF the United the udgu formerly
borne by Washington against Clubs the National ard the
Rcfoyme reply by deaourcing Washington srssocrs
snd opposing his opinions that Of Jefferson quite the
reverse We shall which Of these apostles OF
American Democracy will be sustained by cur Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Coxxos CouSciL.-The Board Of Aldermen
convened a, the Mayors Office las, evening hs Honor
Frsne, B. siryhsr in the Chair. The usual petitions
and communications were read and referred 10 the re
spccsive Committees. Amorg The mos, importsn, are
tie following
RssgsAroa Of A. s Wheeler, lsspscior Of Elscaon 10
the siIih Ward Accepted AID Ben c. Benham sp-
iti-l ias.-at Bill u Smith and Gaia ESQ Tor worn
90 Common Council room Referee % The Farrishlre
Come Periton 10 have vacant lots fscced 90
Pearl tet~e-- CorcUd and rtliny SIS Also. for the
cpcniry % FGsAyeug- from Prsnkn-avenu- spencer
Certificate OF @ kog n favor Of the L Cooper
for $1,000 Que 90 contract FOR wo'k done the Ciy Hal
....s-v-rsi bills, amounting about e. Ocs were re-
ferred u ne Finares COMMITTEE for paym-nL
Rrorff Of S1afs-1 Conritiees Com nliis- on AriI
and sciences presented report tie subject Of Free
Academy and Evening schoos and recommended imms
di,ic scon N regard 10 heu Several Other r-poru Of
Interest 10 he pubic adopted also come dozen reso
lguons; when ne Board adjo1rrsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

WILLIAM PENNINGTON q Ne"'Jerseyi 70 be Wv
ernOr OF Mne,ots
WirLiA,i : scoTT Of Louisiana 10 Be Nsrshsl y
he United for the Eastern District Of Lousana
GEORGE " DEvEY Of Flint, Michigan, TO - Receiver
Of Public Money. Gen~see Michigan In the place OF
Charles { Hsscsn hose term Of chce has expired
ArPoINTMENIs ~ THY NAVY.
FRAScrs ". GUNNRLL, 10 be an Assistant surgeon 10
the Navy. rice Alexander Robinson, otcsssed
Firsi Assistant Ergrneer JRssE GAY 70 - a Chief
Engineer IN the Navy from the 3lst Of October !-i TO
81 vacancy occssioned By the Resignation Of 'Ohn
Faroa. IT, Nat lnteligsncer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
E.pIosIou and Loss OF Life at Pittsburgh.

7IIHTI- alILA7J1
Atll O'Clock today, the boilers in Flies vat
ding factory 10 Anessny City exploded carrying away
the roof the building and throwing the boilers 20 feet
Pve bodies have been dug Of toe ruins but there
are Others badly injured. Mr. J. Fife was among the
killed Such was the terrible force Of the explo,ion
TIA, Ave dwellings situated pear The factory were de-
,,,oved An investigation 10 be made into the cause
Of this awful calamity Farther particulars VIII be fur
ni.hed as they transpire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
NETWORK LBGIsLATURE.
SENATE. 81. ALBANY, Monday, March 90.

SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
The special order of today was for the third
reading OF bills. The following read and passed
Relative to the Yorkville SCHOOL. Railroad
from Sscketts Harbor 20 Elsburgh For Railroad
from Plstsbureh TO Canada line To amend the
charter of the City of Newiork. Among the
proposed amendments 10 the charter the bill pro
vides for the election of the Common Council and
Mayor in April next The Mayor then elected to
Office until Jan ISL and the Common Council until
Jan. 1850 Thereafter thu elections are to be held
In November a, the time the State elections are
held The Mayor to bold office for two years the Al
dermen years and the Assistants for one year
stated sessions of the Common Council 10 be held not
exceeding the period of month. during the months
of May September and January. Extra sessions may
be held which to be confined to the business ndi.
Gated In the call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

UAs sincere admirers Of The Fine Ars we call Tho a.
,enon OF tho community to the National Miniature Gallery
Of Mr. WHITE 247 Broadway, who hasby lavish eIperd
lure flied up for the taxing OF Dasu-neoype Minisufe
establishment at has rot it's equal Ia The world ard BY
The OF add very costly apparatus hs produces 10
q few seconds full ergih kenesses Of group OF from
three to twenty persons on single plate. fornlpg pc
turs perfect ard beautiful In hnish aud appearance uo
equal the finest steel mezzolnio eogsying All Psr'or'
who have witnessed these magnificent sPscimsns Of The
art should give This Gallery call for they vil hoi open
them without charge, ons Of The most easing rxh0n
La Ihia city.