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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

THE STEAM-PACKET FRASKLlN.-Since our visit
to the East River Ship Yards, weeks since, the
steamship Franklin has been in the dock and coppered
She now lies at the wharf near the Novelty Works -
Her boilers made by Messrs Stillmen, Allen Co are
ready to be put board and the engines by the
well known firm, nearly completed The Franklin,
built last year by Westervet s Mscksy, has been
launched about nine months and s rs fine model OF
a steamer as ever set sAost Her measurement, Is
1890 tone length Of deck 2G0 feet breadth of beam
~; depth &c She built for the New-York and
Bremen line, by the Ocean steam Navigation Co. who
are negotiating the sale OF her Messrs Fox s. Liv.
| ingston tor the New iork and HsvTe line.
On theopposite side OF the wharf lies the Atlantic
? 800 20 1000 tons burden, OF Collins line. None
OF her machinery IL yet board. The Novelty Works
and Secor & Co.'S large establishment which we next
visited sgns Of The inns which mschinists chip
smiths engineers, shpcsrpentsrs, and workers n iron
and steel in general when they come to New.York
should not fail TO obscrrs Amid the din of hammers
rasps files, saws and machinery they will find much
| 70 admire, aud may receive usetu lessons Il Is =
pleasant witness state Of trade in which the CAPT
tai invested and the enterprise and judgment displayed
IN such establishments. become sources OF pront 20
their owners, yielding the same time liberal
ward 10 All under them for their skill and labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
FREE MASONRY.

IHLE NASONhF.
a LLYSs RITUAL o. FREE MASONRY, 10 which
4 - ssd.d A Kew to Oif Fellowship. illustrated with
r.virys few cOpie. Of his hook just procured
80 - iivs ivvis. W GOWANs. i7s Fuitonst Y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ORo.DWay TWgarER-erSxyrr

I6WipoW AND CHlLDRsx or rar arr W A
V.cgr : rhi. benefit vii t.ss p,.e- q, MONDAY
s,s <fxg, ,..t law a Al tns Bro.s-s, rh~-s-, 80.
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Iascce1s w aeaka.I '.H,.- N !" 80 y Ss.cs "
James l. smith AGO. 81 Messfs Sn
Wemyss {. Nslcott, w z Button, =. ess sSI.ln
John Srcust am, Geo p~L9c~. = W. e.se, y su''-'
uDg Conmrss on oebai ~ DE Dfsmane ffosessH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

= -. LINE OF sTAOks, IRON Us loot 81
NfYE1 whiIss.r.. ss~-YOr. sasss.ss 0sy
szr4kzn~ 81 cents
p..e,v-r, ~ishib ~ visit Greenwood e.n leave Ne
-, - vs,t~h.It.f 1Nb-rs stage from al parts y bs
-, = centsrl oy Hzmilton-sysuns ssry
- ssf1 g,oJk yn .oc be ak~D ne Osesnsood ems.
80 C.~ Ia he above me u trsc stages. end
- 4 end his TIC shortest, cbe-2est snf sOs psSsns
49, 10 Greenwood CARLOS CAfSE co.
soata Broosiyn bio Igis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
I,AsrLK GARD.N.-ssyen.h Week Of tn. TT,

f,ASTlE GARDEN.-ssventh Week % the rr
Y phsntiy successful SUMMERFErES Ticksts o cts
each Doors open 81 q, Concert TO commence 81 yfe
ci.sy The FIRE List with the exception q The Pre..
suspended EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
MONDAY, July Toe kocslsnd Instrumental Sooeefus,
the Balls, the glorious Promenade sroand the esteosNe
outer Baconie- to enjoy the cool and reire'hng See
BreKe form setheT conbir anon ~ srseuons sui
ncien the attendance of thousands 81 visitors
The entertainments viii term male with sBALL. The
programme 81 he loncert ~ DO enurely varied every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

xl NUsiC THEORETICALLY t.ssn
III n I'll md fo~ l.t-F0ar sooS 80
HTn 1gs.nofort,s Prices " y ss II Ia.
lssup-rtor assortment % Vf
.frunsEI. cheap Mr. DuAsDAf, isacnss -. -, 90
gentlemen ne sroforte sinxing gol.sI tvdw-
violin. Apely q rs 6rosd.ss a. w $3.50
pUsLlc ADslsIsTxAroEs ofticf >" -. "a - o, q
,s~uyE'x" -. ~ a. CO. q 1913. -. -
800 .s-s-s 70 t.s- 80 - -. -.
1890 al 80 49, - Fss< tf',-istF.f
- - $1,000 t~Ds--s ~ ~ - "a ,ks
~ -. - 40 s.y se<.ss 80 = " -. -. -
- n > 49, yss''- ~.
D. sLS 10 ~ ED I-tt VI a. a 70" !. So
q a. 4, rofE t~ss-st 80 80 si<s'e -
"a eh.t 90 $500 =" -
80 ssm,~ .trssof s1aisssssss sss ssp 81 y - :.
- !, 80 - esnss y sr-. ... - 80
:, r'sis,rsiss Of lie sesss-s, By asSs sag o. Ass.
o,ss So, '' xnss raAYsR, Psss Alsssss~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
For SALE.

- ron sALH-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
Il The house, comp.fsnysiy rec~D'iy ouit on ~
IA Il 10 Dsnev-d miles tbe eonoiuVn OF tss-
.,a r,nvgolsnes In . Than ordinary degree hA'-
:, airy and re-sb led rooms suit Of draw
,a ,s-,o. GALORE psrors bss~m~nt srcnen, r.sh
-, A.. p.ntsies 10 ali well furnished, and mot Of
r. n,gsrn I'M prov sm-Ds such as 1sss bells msfols
.n,., Ne Tho satior 10 tbs nos tb@rn slde OF ne
I.i.nd .nd on he love road stout ! nils ron Port
R,chnond For farther partleslsrs spply 10
jyD ~ A bLEbShLn' n'"sa-"
-. ron SALE IN SOUTH BkOOKLYN.-A.
~. BLEECkkR will cell 81 auction IN l1ssdssi JAY
- r. u Ocioes. al Merchants Esebsoss, y y az
lo,s on Ffhav corner of T~sniy-hsIsg ss.f stfss -
are regulated, cufbsd a. gufssred. i)1l sos
60 FOR .ALE-On Teasorsbie tsrus, rsei o. Lard
mite souib - ne Cry ~ MOD eo~n Com
- containing about a sores, well divided into moving
pasture AID wood Land. and well w.isr,d II lag
springs IBq1Bs The premises HALL bihDsLf'
lvxs iws
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nIARRHEA AND DYsENTERY.-ss dssth'
Da.t wees ta. city de9,e ':s,e' re innsat
af-y cured ny ~ g.s o. VEL aL g. 49,,
NV prouac.d ~ the ~hai 10 stages. THIS
medicine j. sypyOpras, AID aot - crfain - es.s a'
iakeu THIS appears . onk 4snKuASr' i-t thS eens w
ss~rs Day prove its tn Thy aaV- never knv~n Il IA
% cure he inseiersis znd II u sso csen -,
III stored ~ referred % s5oye, ne f~.r ~seo
rss. been ferert The ives ~ tro-s-lds 81 ~ drrn
Tf - saved uis sumner II RI. = Kept ~ Anrs icf
TIE p1rp0ye u 10 eOmDosed u u p"NerY' ST. IGN
ef.,. sx,.ers Of VI eh the blackberry Root .. The
bs... AID enrsy nDo.ent IN ~ nstsfs ins n.sal
-i8e warmed, are ne .s-f' are se'H'''s" !" ~
A. 81 a. srham = 1872 BO~ery. ~ snt III brosd-
,V.v lSl Chamber aid 50 hadson-st IN bfoosiyn,
Il sr al Fatos-.t Bo-tOn Grocery, snd -efshton Co
s-.r-,t srd corner 81 rt-sgenas and Hudson o. and
81 Ise pnrcg Grocer. Ihr oshoc ne city and coealry
TI~F JtWEIRY AND SILVER WARE
L wASTFACTORT. IS Jonn-st up-st4rs--CHAkLEs
-rENaxr fer. q lo~-sr prices select assOrt-
r. 80 Of .ae arlc 0ny. No imituozs o. sny AND
49, .-.s cham. kc Fne watches made 70 order
tVrh-. repaired B,snch a. ssraOKs during the .ezson
70 return sroadwsy q sprngst seetenoer3 lyx5lw
nTKR WATEK.-sNITH's EAST INDIA WATER
HC0OLER AND FiLTER.-LgTury and hosllh com
...''s.ss 70 fsnia-. To be .een 7 SMITH co.'s
; yslno-st Ha~,s d's~o1Ht N s-sl-r' y IL
nKY GOOD-.-Tao.s In want Of Dry Goods WI
sJ1ad their advantage - give he .oD-er gss-
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cheap LIS |us'l " MATHEW :. ~ .s.o- -
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| day clsso4Fec y H-N'e HIRAM JOHS.OS
LEONARD JOHNSON,
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ITs $3.50 son r-ss ~ ~ o-y s-n-A
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

Tpy Votcy OF TAMNANY H.LL.-The following
spunkv Resolutions were passed BY the Hunker Gen
ers Committee a. Tanlmsny few evenings since It
will he ,een that they stick 70 the Baltimore Platform,
the Hunker State and City organization and very De
cidedlv kick Baruburuerism out Of their Wgwan
Resolred That the declaration Of principles made 81 the
Baltimore Convention hich nominated Gen. Lewis ass
fJr President and Gen W Butler for VceP President,
IS fud Of the Democratic Republican party;
that believe the cisng pushed men who CON posed that
Convention guided d III Of distinguished
when they presented doctrines which embraced the De-
m0cracy " me entire Onfedsracy These doctrines were
Mchigsn, by New Hampshire as ell o. Tsxas-suo' IN
accordance with these doctrines, insist that The only
stiorm on whce ne Democracy Of the J1iOn can Or
ght 10 stand together IL sa winch Jpn ID principles
nznq the duues the 10 each other under The
Constitution.
Resolred That look upon every attempt 10 eDgrs the
Cue.fcr Of avery or II Ansavery The doctrines Of
lie Democratic party a. emneoy dangerous TO the exs
tence both Of party the Union that. while
CORD Slavery evil and should regre is extension yet
members on the subject; while under our own govern
meD, Of the States o. the mon are eDcum0efed
slave population and others IRE from H. me uni
ted Democracy Of The nation cannot have common istn
on such question The Democratic parry 10 neither apro
slavery ansavery party II leaves iis members,
North and South Eas and West, entertain their own
and according 10 their own convictions, on
TINS irrelevant question.
E,,oIrd Thai We csunoi and will not recognize any
organization the Democra o party In this slate except
thai c amazing from the Syracuse Convention Of l8f7 and
none this County bat that having lie headquarters a.
Bssoirsd THAI we will not become parties any treaty
or negotiation for what IL called union with body Of
pretended Den Ocrais. OF spurious organization and hat
they Individuals support the principles measures. and
Organization Of our party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

~ Under the head of schools our readers vii
hnd advertised special term Of the Greenwich Inst
sate. Let parents think IL At this season viii not
school be better place for children than tn:
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THE BEST NAGAz' NJ IN AMERICA
GRAHAnrS MAGAZINE OF IlrERATURE
MAGNIFICENT En1sELL1sHnuENrs.

Nd Art FOA AUGUST. is's, ready. and IS .
tverv superior number Containing - orisinsi arsc
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
Correspondence of the Ga.eitc.

w AsHINGToN, June d, 1Si9.
Mr.. Edator {: The weather for few davs
mas oeen excessively vain, and all who have
nothing else to do seek the delightful shade of
! the trees IN the public grounds, and talk away
the varying hours as they flag or fly"
The removals OF clerks In the different Bu
| reaus here, was not as great on the lst OF
June, as our Democratic brethren feared il
! would be. There were number of changes.
however, made IN the office OF the Second Au-
dltor, and as MIR. Meredith has now nut his
hand TO the plough, IT is to be hoped he will
not IooE back until the Augean stable is well
cleansed A number of appointments were
made by the President in Cabinet Council
yesterday, but none that would interest The
readers OF the Gazette. Among the install
ments to Office during the past week was that
OF Col, Joseph Ottinger, of Bedford. as spec;al
Agent Tor the P. o. Department for The States
OF Pennsylvania, Maryland, New JERSEY. Del
aware, and the District of Columbia. Colonel
oltnger Is we'll qualified for the duties of the
once, and will no doubt discharge them with
etlclency and fidelity. The appointment of
certain gentleman, formerly resident of your
DistrIct, TO responsible and important post in
IhlIadephIa, does not seem TO meet with much
iaVor from those who know him best: and
would not be surprised if said genteu an might
hha II good policy TO quietly resign, however
unpleasant 1t IS to yield the emoluments of bis
place. The number OF office seekers here is
growing smaller by degrees and beautifully
less as their chances narrow down. Ii is
probable that no more changes in the Chiefs
OF Bureaus will take place before the end of
the month. Hon. f. Whittelsv, of Ohio. has
been appointed lst Comptroller OF the Treasury
IN the room of McCalla, resigned. This Is
admitted by men OF all parties TO be very
judiclous selection, and one that confer, honor
upon the discrimination Of the President, who
from large number of good men has chosen
the 0eSt. Rumor mentions large number of
names IN connection with our foreign missions,
nnt as rumor makes so many little mistakes in
me appointments of Office, but little faith IS put
N her reports think, however, there is no
doubt but that the Hon. Abbot lawrence. of
massachusetts, will succeed Mr.. Bancroft at
the Court OF Victoria. and VIM. c. Rives, of
virginia, will be appointed minister TO France.
"A number OF other changes will he made in
cur diplomatic Corps, which will be duly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16
F O r EIGN n E w S.

( By the arrival Of the Steamer Europa at Bos-
ton, we have one weeks later intelligence from
( Europe. The news IS of stirring Importance
The gallant Hungarlans, it IS reported, have
totally defeated the Russians in pitched bat
/ tie, and forced them 10 fall back upon Cracow
a proclamation from kossuth, the Hungarian
General, says that the battle took place in the
dehlc OF Rothenthaum, and that sc, 900 Russians
( surrendered The Austrians becoming alarm
ed for the safety of their Capital, were fortify-
ing Vienna.
In the Roman States there has been no ma
terlal change since the date of previous adyices.
Neither the French or the Ncapolitans have as
yet entered Rome, and the Republican govern
mcnt maintained its ground at every point
against the combined forces of France, Naples
and Spain.
great excitement was occasioned in London
on the 18th uIt., by an attempt to assassinate
the Queen. 4 pistol was fred at her Majesty
and Prince Albert while returning in an omen
landau from Hyde Park to Buckingham Palace
Both were uninjured. The cuIprit, who IS an
lrishman, was Immediately arrested.
DetIat Of the Russians By The Hi,ngarians ns-The
Constitutlonelle Zeitung publishes q proclama-
ton which NJ. kossuth issued at Debreczen on
the 18th Of May, and in which he asserts that
the Russians have been defeated by the Hun
garlans under Gen. BEN. Six thousand Rus
SLAMS are asserted TO have surrendered at Knou-
er on the 7th ultimo and above thry thousand
followed their example three days later at Ar
va Their arms, cannon, horses and ammuni-
ton fell into the hands of the Hungarians
The Liverpool Journal of May Goth, the dav
OF sailing, under the head of latest news saws:
- A great battle has been fought between The
Russians aud Hungarians although precise in
teIIlgence IS wanted, there is but little doubt
that the Russians have been defeated
Another account says that the rumor of the
victory OF the Hungarian Gen. Benz over the
Russians is fully confirmed. 1t took place in the
dehles of Rothenthum. This victory accounts
for the non-appearance of the Russians in Hun
gary IN such force would enable them TO
take the offensive, of which the Vienna minis
terIal journals bitterly complain That both
Austrians and Russians were defeated, is eyi-
dent from the fact that strong intrenchments are
being thrown up around Vienna, and every pre-
paralIon IS made to enable the city to with
stand siege. No one knows anything of the
whereabouts of Jellachich, and from the strong
corps of Croats that found Struggling about
there is no doubt that his division has also been
defeated by the Hungarans.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

The Editors of the 18th Congressional
District. assembled in pursuance of pre-
vious call for that purpose, in the borough
of Lewistown, on Friday, June slh 1919,
and was organized by the appointment OF
J. X. SHOEMAKER, Esq, of the Belle
fonle Uhig, as President, and II. J. WAL.
TIERS, of the Lewistown Den2crat, as Sec
retary.
On motion of A. 4. MCCLURE, Esq,
Of the Juniata Sentinel,
Resotred, That as many publishers
throughout the State as may favor the hol-
ding of State Convention, be requested
to signify their approval and willingness
30 attend, IN their editorial columns, and
forward copy of their respective papers
containing such notice TO the Harrisburg
Union, mGrked-
Resolved, That the Editors of the Har-
risburg Union be requested to keep 4 mem
orandum OF all the papers sent in accor-
dance with the foregoing resolutions, and
publish the list OF all that have so compli-
ed at such time prior to the meeting of the
Convention as they may deem proper
On motion of GEORGE FRYsIHGER, Esq,
Of the Lewistown Gazette,
ReSoired, That the several Editors of
the Harrisburg papers be and they are here
by requested to act as Committee of ar
rangements for the proposed Convention.
On motion of W p. COOPER, Esq, of
the Juniata Register,
ResotUed, That we earnestly invite our
brethren of the other States Of the Union
TO cooperate with us in urging upon Con-
gress the proposed reduction Of newspaper
postage.
On motion,
Resolved, That the Editors of Rewspa-
pers throughout the State be requested TO
publish the foregoing proceedings.
On motion Conference adjourned.
]. X. SHOEMAKER, PreS't.
H, J. WALTERS, Secretary.
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rrr cuoLERA.-A, p1ooklyn on lhe lllh. two &c

TIE CHOLERA--At Brooklyn on the llfh, two cases
and one death reported since Saturday.
AT Albanys cases reported on-the 7th and two
deaths; on the s,h none, the 9th, and one
death
At Hudson, n. Y, there one death from cholera
on Friday night
Cant J. b. Coffin Of the steamboat Washington, run
ming between Cask and New York. died Of cholera nj
his residence near Athens Friday.
In Providence there death from cholera on the
sih instant.
The total number of deaths in New York during the
week ending the 9th instant was i0J Of which III
were from cholera.
The Peoria Register CT the Ist instant announces one
death by cholera.
Two fatal cases of cholera have occurred on the Ohio
State Canal, near CircIevle.
The Pittsburgh Journal mentions case of cholera at
TemperancevilIe near that city
Al Richmond for the IS hours ending the lth in
stant. s. p NJ, there were six and two deaths.
In Philadelphia during the 81 hours ending on the 2ih,
at noon, there were and one death. Another
death occurred after the report of the Board of Health
In Cincinnati during the 81 hours ending a noon on the
18Th insant, there were eight deaths by cholera.
During the week ending 18th instant, there were lii
deaths at ST. Louis, Of which IS were by cholera.
The Pittsburgh Journal of Tuesday says
There were some manifestations of alarm yesterday
about Cholera, but could hear of no new cases or
deaths from this disease.
Al New Orleans, during the week ending 2d instant
there were deaths by cholera but the report does not
include tie interments in three ofthe cemeteries
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-06-16

POISONED BY ROOT BEER.-The BiairsvlIe Pa
per Apal1chian) OF the 30h uIt, that number
of persons in this neghbnFhood suffering for
time past, with sickness, said TO have been caused
by drinking beer, in which poisonous herb or :oOl
is supposed 10 have been used by mistake
We have be informed, by person from the vicinity
Of Barsyie, that i've persons who had drank of the
beer have since died Il stated that Mr. Ginsr had
prepared quantity OF Roo, beer FOR the the
first Monday OF May and by mistake had used ia the
preparation, the roots ofsweet myrh and sarsaparlla
and that the liquid had remained night n copper
kettle ia which the poisonous weed was boiled Our in
formation that, Gulcr himself fell the first vic
tia Of his poisonous deoocton, also did ofhs sous
and The rest ofh family dangerously i'll. Samuel
Hosac and Mr. Dougherty mentioned amongst the
number Of those who have died by the poison aad
sixteen eighteen persons st suffering severely
from lis effects -Hsslia0Tsidnd IateliLseaeer.