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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
WILLIAnsRrRGH AERAIps

II We learn that the Sunday School attached
to the Cnver'alss Cnureh IN this village will celebrate
iu Fourth AnniVeysary tomorrow evening BY
Juvenile Concert ftoss VITO attend will doub,ts.. b.
highly pleased with III performances The Church /.
situated on Fourthss at the corner Of south Third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

ARMY APPoISrNESTs.--Maj. TomPkns goes
rom New OrleAls 20 Washington and Col Hunt 70
New oresns Col Cross has resig n-d his commission
seleer goes 10 Oregon and CAiiornis 70 SCI
S9s NoA Losing who has the regiment OF Mounted
.s soo ioroe OF about 100 men IN al Inls
=. VI, ieave F0rf Leavrn~orth on the l3in o.
s.sy zen worta has permission to return home,
evins 70 me ereskng Up Of one Of the southern and
South western Diyisioas - '1
" Lieut.. George Adams has been promoted
irvine shnerick deceased
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n The Lfpres' ties hard to be smart and
succeeds 50 far as to be silly on NJ. CADET and his
Icarian colony of French Communists, whom 1t
lmbles up with the Fourieriss. and blunders on into
betrayal Of is ignorance tina, N Cabtt never was IN
Texas a, all AID Of course never escaped thereirom
1t talks Of the lcsrisns who went 10 Texas as band
whom " Revolutionary Paris could not endure In Oh
vous ignorance that they eft France bcore the exPu
sion OF Louis Philippe and nsinustes suess that they
driven out Of Texas 10y tho bowie knife gentry
there established There ia scarcely glmmerins Of
truth in ts whole romance The Texans never offered
the less molesaiion TO the lcsrsns but their climate
less hospitsbe The savage who drove them forth
from their chosen home in the Texan wilds is com
monty called fever aguer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18
NORTHUMBERLAND

PASA~A March = lsis.
On Friday / saw the meats put aP BY Mr. Bon
nard for the steamer ovsrk suled and they al come
outright did not see one coming that sPpesrsd bad
The heads Of the cans pus out when they spoil lie
meats pat up for HoVlsnd s. AspinVsh must have
BEN better cured than ours they zane 90 st the
same time ours spoiled a. have already written
We are 20 20 on board this Afternoon. ard SAL before
daylight tomorrow morning PssseDgefs continue 10
arrive here abou a. fast they 90, o. and The Pree
Of passage Keeps advancing have enjoyed hr''raie
heath not having been ,iok day since lei' Ne"
York. bat / wonder that one half Of The Americans
are not sick az msny Of them sre about as mPradens
IS they well can h. Tie pFire Of I've franc pieces
have fallen Of within day o. iWo 10 reals. Inc &C
count. from California are Up % December p snd the
reports a. 10 the quantity Of gold, are 81 eouirmed
There bss been no deaths here stey. and but Lille
sickness None OF the Americans are encsmPed, oui
an occupy houses ara eat their meals 81 the res,su
rants There are two restaurants and two hotels p
side number Of shops whore they keep coffee and
cakes The water here 10 not ~ good - al Gorsona
aud IL al brought into the city 10 Jars containing
about fouT gsons the price Of whicn Is real jar
Most Of The people that over from b0rsona 20
Panama walk over tie roads perfectly 1ry, and
il q safer - walk than % ride. The tide rises here
from 10 o. eet and Chssres, on the other SIDE o
the Isthmus orly 81 TO feet The streets here are
paved ind are kept pretty clfsn. u has not re,nrd
since we bsve been here snd but very little dew falls
shall probably be 10 California before you get this
o. il IL expected tnat the Oregon viii make the TIP
IN about fifteen dsys 49,,
Irw'v K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

" oooAoOs ITALIAN INDICATED Soar for positively
-.1s 81 pamp.ee nerkles sziowness SAT rhonm worms
.n ns sxn' searvy botches and all ssin disessss Tho
SoloSIle. eufsnse properties of Dr. 0oUaaUDs Indicated
sS y. popularity have vned the
pay o, eooeterelie,s who Mistng community
ssnoos FURIOUS articles The public cannot therefore -
80 30 % onsinal ard only DEPOT CT WALKERsT
sihsI sIohE IRON Brosdwsy, NOT INBBOADWAY,
snere may % nad also 0oURAUDs Liquid Rouge snperb
fues ios ermsoning pale nps and etee GovsiuD's
hoeD.s SUBTLE for srsdicsans snpe rrnous hair from
srovs, hps chin and arms; 0ogaAsps LAZY WhiIs Hais
we &C. keneub1 u WAkkE8-oS. D<u
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BROOKLYs AFFAIRS.

DARiSG hoBBERY.-SOme Of the light-fngered
gentry were preseu, At the farewell meeting Of the
Portuguese Protsatsnts, which took place In the Ply
mouth Tabernacle on Monday evening ls.t and sue
ceeded In robbng lady named Doremus Of about 8 10
which she had placed Ia her pocket short time
previous 10 leaving for Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ Ihs rhiL.OkLSHA PuBLfcrGEo CHuns L 20 1
Ledger Buildings PHILADELPHIA are snoo,,,a ~ a W
iy1 ns ssie ~ Proosylysna for the ssl. on DE- -, ~
vCokaCDs eeeofsisd Italian INDICATED oap Tor d. ,s,-
~ 80 piochss, hseGlss, al sam bleui.s.s
$50 n. Fo9ers subtle for rtscesng hs, rom
shy ps. voc n1msn body, and BIS otnsr y,uabIs toet
psRnon Bear particularly 10 Mid hat ire oniy dkost
10 New YORK ~h-rs the prepsracn on ~ az
csn Dc had genuine 10 81 o. Waserst s,., s,o,s from
',Isdrsy' opposite ssssford Flsd's Irsias Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ Inc last Concord Patriot contains four
soleu1s OF 1svernrneut advertisements and United
stes avs for vhck IL probably pockets s00 n, s3oo
ano mas one Or two columns more Of abuse syain.t
ee Administration fer prescribing Loco Poco pre,se,
foSmsters. sc. Most OF the Wing papers In the conn
ny We doubt not would ike To Be prescribed IN tina
zane way. Dover M H Inon,,s, '''
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" The NoSDEcRIrr receives crowds Of visitors daily
A. 80 Bfosivsy .in- nsuIe rather outdd herself Ia
producing Ibis shus aud Col Fremont 10 thanked by every
ustura lei Tor catching H.
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mo. r FITCH
RFTuRNlSG f0R BAGGAGE

PANAMA, March !, l-tt.
We made our journey on mules on the -ist ut
from Gorgons Pansma and paid 10 have our baggage
fJow us within eight days. After the lapse Of the
time specified no baggage arriving Mr. Drake and my
self s.aSsd Gr Gorgons on foot, on Wednesiay FEB
g. at about y An. Il mu.t be confessed was IN
some disguise srd my domino consisted Of pair a
very heavy boots pants a,nne shirt and straw hat and
thus irudped along the bills and safely reached
Corona q miles 1t about N in good health aud
condition a. ever was alter a morning wax over sun
dry Avenues In New io but with quite cruel an
appetite for Esh bais A fr Sir Drake, the wax used
hn up aud il vas almost npos, ble for him TO reach
GorgoBa Wa however went 10 ted and slept. Next
day discovered our baggage, except bag OF Mr.
Marvins nnd my title trHDk Of shits, which some o.
the natives had been psd for taking and had indeed
taken II wes good d, al Of sacrifice q be deprived
OF the contents just At this junciure On Thursday we
payment Of $50 more - start on F'iiay.
JOHN :. CAMERON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

II Mr.. L. B. SHEPHERD was appointed L. 5.
District Attorney for th. District Immediately on
the removal Of Benz F Butler errOneoasy stated
Charlie. Nesu vas sppcinted but died and there
spon ar Shepherd WAS selected BY M. Polk e sue
cred aim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ u. WEsBgR, boot aud .hoe maker, has removed
from Broadway to III Old and .0j new number sixhsy
door below FOure.Ehst where be will sell ehesp for
cash ALI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

IL The steamer S0ufAerRer arrived from
Charleston late las, night having sailed Saturday
afternoon.
We are Indebted 10 Cap, BxsHY and The CAsr'ssssa
Csarssr for lste papers.
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PANAMA LETTERS

The following extracts from private letters have
been kindly furnished rs for publication:
THE oREGoS e.
PASAxA March 2, l54s.
Tomorrow the steamer Is going 70 take our tag
sase cn board and will sAi on tuesday the l3ih since
.be arrived al her machinery hss been taken cow
oTerbsulea and put uP sgain. she ha also got neF
coal and water on board and ] believe % now pres'J
much ready for sea Last evening there was 40 Almost
tots eclipse Of the moon IL has not rsinec sncs W.
have been here and al things considered II 70 very
healthy Mr.. Kipp took cold few days ago ana VS.
thresened with fever bat 5y using The q1inne ofose
/, ~ and be Il now pretty vel Col Lsoriskys BRO
Their very sick Al Gorzans and i IA tnoasht tna' ne
vi not recover His SO kuess WAS ocessoned y over
ezertOn and eIposure % tie sun without any pro'ee
ton while engaged In sending a and taking 90 secourt
Of me Conpspys baggage de vas out IN the sun al
Gay and got very fsugued and al night vas taken
alex and deliriO1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

u. s. MAIL STEAMER Hermann fOR souTnAMpros AND
BRsHEs-Ths steamer Hermann, Cspt r. CrabIee. will
leave pier No 3 N X. for Southampton snd Bremen
Friday Aph 20 allP NJ FOR passage apply a! the Office
u The Ocean slesm Nayigaon Co al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

NisTH WARD Hat COMPANY 20 Our Gisnd csosK oflhls
estsb 'hmsnt Is well known in Ibis city caterer for
lhs public taste, Unsurpassed IN hs line His establishment
10 al 2bl Beec ker-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

Kings CoUSrY CoURrs.-Judge Morse has pu,
on the Criminal trials until Friday Of the pre- sent week
Il has been found impossible TO ge, through with tn
civil calendar before that time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

In the lst District we shall probably elect Capt
WATTS, unless the disappointment OF GEo. Lof-
ALL as Navy Agent should keep some OF the
Wings from the polls. LoYALL Is bitter psrti-
san, and the mos; obnoxious of all the Loco Foco
oticebolders at the Navy Yard. Still we think
Capt. WATTS. who iss thorough Wing and ex
ceedingly popular with his party, will beat his
competitor
la the lid MEADE has no opposition.
In the lid FLoURNoY will have hard race,
bu, we think will beat his competitor The Dis
irict gave CAss - majority.
In the IVth lRviNa viii beat BoCooE. In the
Nth GoGGiS has very powerful opponent IN
PAuLUs PowELL. PowELL IS no speaker, but a
capital electioneerer still, we think GoGeIN will
be returned In the With Mr.. Boris and Mr..
LEE, both Wings, are running. Difficulties exist
In both parties. Many Wings are dlsahected
with Mr.. Boris, and viii vote for Mr.. LEX. The
Locos of Goochland Co. wall not give Mr.. Seldom
full support they are determined 10 pay HIM on
in the same WAY he did Mr.. LEAGE IN the last
contest bv sbseniing themselves from the polls
II 10 probable. after all, Mr.. Boris may be re-
turned. In the With Dr.. MALLORY will beat
BArlr pretty certainly Both BArlr aud WISE
are politically dead.
In the With the contest will be & very close
one. Mr. FORBES is good debster, but Mr.
HOLIDAY is the most popular man. In the Nth
we both hope aud believe Mr. NoRroN Will beat
PExpLEroS. They are both Wings
Although the Nth in Loco-Foco, still there "a
much dissatisfaction with the nominee OF that
party, and BY this means Mr.. FAuLKSER may be
] elected
In the NlIth there Is no hope, We think, OF the
election of Mr. Anderson. as the Loco Legislature
AFTER the election Of PREsroS over CHAPNAN
aided on to the District the new Coanty Of High
ands, which is largely Loco.
The Alilth District represented in the asst Con
sress by Msjor FULros Cwhis, being larrel,
Loco, will probably elect Col McNuMLIEx.
Mr. NoCoNAs. Wing, win certainly hes,R r,,y
Loco, in the XVIII Distinct, and NrwmAs. Loco
all beat RUssELL, Wing, in the XVIII.
The lower house OF the State Legislature Will
We think, be Wing, and We shall gain two ii no
three senators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

" The SarqHRak republican Of Thursday
says The Br ship sea hing =, this port brought the
Captain and crew OF the Be-. ship Lord Coliugwood
which had foundered in the Bay OF Bisosy. The Coz
hugwood was on her voyage from the Black Sea to
London with cargo OF wheat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

APRIL H. 1919 This msy certify that have used Mr.
EMANUEL LYONS Magnetic Posodey" (silhoul poison)
for 'e destruction Of yemin and pleasure 10 stating
MAT 10 IN every respect equal to his representation
JOHN l.. ROOME, Superintendent
SONG or THE BED-BUG
Long years have wsndeie ed 1nfelered and free
md bitten the young and ne DID,
And laid Ia tbs couch Of the rich end the poor,
snd J,i9hten>d the uoyrioy bold
I've lefs msrh In the insiders cheek
And highteaed IL bloomfag red
And nave chosen alike tho pallet u straw
IL UH as The dol0ay bed
But power 10 waning fat from me-
Boiod>y magnetic and strong
lnyened BY LYoS, 10 death 10 our Tube,
Ind array Imuat Dqrei ere Iona
MAGNETIC POwDGRs for ths destnleiIoo q, s,o.s,e.
and olhsr ia.se,s aud PL.
N.s fN'H POISON Tor Killing rata and mice recommended
~ me most eminent PHYSICIANS In The city and Tor which
hs AMERICAS INSTITUTE have given a ys,,rus nav b.
'o'''nsi OF The inventor, T. lyon 20 B,oadcay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

FROM Col. WEBB's OvEKLASD EXPEDITIoS TO
Observation-Disclosures has reached US up TO the
2Oh Of March from the camp the Rio Grande, some
distance above Csmsrgo. There were no more desihs
reported. and all seemed going well. They only
visited TO receive the remainder Of their Quitting
which known to be ~ BrAzos Santiago 10 proceed
IN THAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

FOUs DOLLAR HArs-A WoSDER- Every body wonders
how ksox, l.s Futon-st sell his beautiful durable and
fsshoosbs beavers a, such price. The lies In
large .slss at small prod' persons attention. direction aud
Industry lie does not let ths grass grow undor hs feet
BAT Keeps pare with the umss and success follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ Can't SroSE Of the steamboat Aida ha.
our thanks for 8 copy Of the AbaHy ArSu' OF yssteF
day morning in advance OF the mall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

" C. r. FoLwgLI Draper and Tsilor, ls2 Broadway.
guarantees to make up garments 10 order, superior Ia
sIys ard n! to any other establishment IN the city and
prices s low as charged ~ Others for their shopwork
ASH
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q As De New. Vol CanaI. .lll nn.n 49,

" IA ibe Nevfork Canals " IN Oman .ho,,v al ~,
- 'oppy NE peopls OF the c0uotry are reminded
s'ls-ineb may be serted 10 The moot wide e,r.
efbss on NE whole region, whsnc- euso M Il d.
a. r. = NJ extensive Newspsp-r Agency CIV y PAINss
~ tns Inoons Buildings ~hsre yslus1e prsec. iof,r
csa Dc had on The sub Of advertising and che e
y, hs orst pspsrs or which he IL the accredirst a.,
ST. Led BY the propreors TO receive and y.cs ~,
Don suDseIl puons and adyeri.ements ''I' '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

~ To say Of one snsi be- wears shocking bad hal"
saying all that be said of dress Indicate Ito
s7edness but to say that hs Of oENIss -Four
Dollar Molsshins 10 To acknowledge him man Of tase aud
discrimination. DENIM. 2lf Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

" BY particular de.re, Eleu,ben." (Seslyal of free
DOM Grand Csnala will be rel Gated al the Tabernacle GA
Friday evening next. April N. Ash
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NETWORK HOSPITAL

r. Eeonomysod Tss.e Ffocs aha Dfes. Costs 70 ords
slO 10 Sls, al FoLWELL's, i92 Broadway a6 In
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BIZ Telegraph to The Stv-York frihuns'

Appoiata.e-f. b. sc Istsi-tnf.
wA,fl ,...... !. l-,ssy. April IL Pm
rosTxAsrkRs
Asz.E.u Goonw1s for Peterson NJ; HEsRr
RHoDEs for Reading Penn THOMAS Il hi-L Io' 4
do : LATHAx for Memphis, Tenn and WILLIE
? HoPE for LIlle Rock, Ark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

LATER FROM LA PLATA.-By the arrival OF the
Wotplaha, Capt VESSEL, from Buenos AyrcS, in 50
days have received files Of the Gdoetd MyoaHhi to
Jan 81 Nearly al the papers are taken up with the
the messages Of Rosas and hs Ministers. and other
Legislative documents We find no local news Of any
importance from the Argentine Republic. The FRENCH
rsiearner Cocgte had not arrived An exusc, from
journal Of the Banda Oriental Is published In which
the humanity Of President Oribe 10 commended on
account Of bis having at liberty number Of young
who bad been taken prisoners in some Of the late
political Conflicts and destined to be sent into the
interior under the command Of the dreaded Rivera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

ARMY RFGULATIoS AcT.-Last July an act
passed which epeals the set Of ls46 reducing the
number Of Generals 10 three the old peace standard
bu, provides that no vacancy shall be hled Ill the
number is 50 reduced No appointments In the stead
OF Gen Taylor and the ste Gen Kesrney will be made
The act OF 1876 ordered the discharge Of additional
Major 10 each new regiment-,he order is repealed -
The act OF Nov lsi7 required the dschsFge at the
close of the war, Of two additional Surgeons and
twelve additional Assistant Surgeons, four Quarter
masters and ten Assistant QuArermssiers three Assist
ant Adiuisni General. two Deputy Psymasers, and
two principal musicians. All these are bileted upon
the public for lie by the act Of July and the regulation
for their discharge IL repealed and ten additional
Paymssters retained 10 the service with service
10 be performed except the receip, Of pay and allow
for year In conirsveution Of the former
acts Very many officers, knowing the law tbst Dis
charged officers in the regiments al. rs close &C
eeyiod higher rank in these regiments the law was
repe sed last July Tar 10 quarter Gil such on the
country additional ofors in their old regiments on
full pay with right Of succession Three months extrs
pay allowed to military in SEXUAL service during
the war or TO their relatives In Of their death.
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individual Subscriber. from yarlou. Post.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America
Eor EurOpc.

crNARD LINE SAILS from liverpool son r7oAthly.
FTKOFh ant I0Fr fof NeN Nofk ... sat Apf
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nuslNhss Elv.rloEs.

CuSARp LINE-FOr LfnsrToOl sosli monthly
NIAGARA Capt Rrss From Boston. -M-inrsis Apr -
EUROPA ... Capt Low ... Prom York Weiaesdsy Ns
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THE ExANSER--Henry Arcularius, j.. and Jo
teph 4 scovils, EGGS. are the editors Of weekly pa
per under this title which made It's first appearance,
SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

y,,sio,a Conversational Election.

The Virginia Congressional Election VIII 'aSe
place on Thursday, the goth inst Our readers
by reference 70 the following table, will see who
are the candidates Of both parties
D,,,,f WRta LocoFoCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

II LITrELL's LIVING ACE, No IS, has ar
tcles upon Madame Msutenon, Hartley Coleridse,
St Bar,hoemew's Day, Dean Swift melvile's Mardi,
Sc &c. This Is good number ef the work Der
ford Co Astor House)
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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures, Concerts. Sc. fs-Nissf'
,..-..-..x exlwwn91

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Fgs-r, Phr.asdoCy-Cia-sr Hal-s - -
B~ss.srv'. J1r-nl@ Cocc-~t- rao-r-aca--I7
Jsr.-a. cc-c-r.- Brararl CisFCs hrirfnr ~. T.
Jrr.-3- Conc-r--M Cara. s~v-aia - ~ ~.
Ila... +a-f A-,--uy-Bustssy.t - ,7-1S a. -
S.t.sr. s-ss--v-B-a-rsy L-ulari si-'ai - -
- = 49, r,ss-.r r~ar Broor--,-pA trr-
1890, n U--- Rs,s-.t-i.s ,aa ss-s
NJ. A---rs N1xc--NnsrVa Rom = ~
CArs-y- a.trrss-Nslhsnr- Ia. 90 sps-NV
x.- fjr.s-. S@r-nassrs-Sor-ty Lb1ry hrni1sN = r
Ethsri A. s----aoers-Coli,se- a. BrusdTay-r ~
c. T--ucaf'. N1rt-.crrflsc sr'atrsg-pty ani -'-nt
CaI---- Mls-an-Sr- Brua1-ay osar ,fr1S ur -
s-rn1s rtsafsr-Ctsnb-rs ear t-'tf~r-4
h~fE--n fsar 80 %nla'it'
lzs-s-a- sr.s-.. Aaa stay ,1e f's1 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

THy AMERICAN DR.NsrIC FUSD AssociA-
rlox-This benevolent Society assembled is Members
and friend. 70 is FRS, Anniversary At the A'tor
House asst evening The large saloon vs' nearly aled
with Eue.ts and the good things provided VIE 'ne
usual Hbersy and TASTE Of that popular establishment
we're discussed vita great relish and appreciation
After the cloth was removed the President Of the
socison read the regular toss,s in due order As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

Y Sisnor AcAsrRo, 50 extensively noted for
hi' musical dexierity Is no~ in the City Hs playing
the flute with hand snc on the piano
with the other the sane tine displays renarksbIa
ski. he will probably soon appear before the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

y DR.. VIZ P BUEL, we understand. de-
enes the Office Of Assistant Physician to the Marine
Hospital, sts,<n Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

y We yesterday visited Mr.. Boxers coIlec-
ton OF pictures By the Dusseldorf school Of artists.
which to-day To Be opened 70 the public. They are
worthy of the attention they will receive only az
specimens Of the best schools Of German artists bo,
for their own exeeenee. We may hereafter take oc-
eAsion TO speak Of them sf lersth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

CHILDEES's CoScERT.-Messrs. Bradbury Il
NASH the celebrated teachers Of Music give the ass Of
their pleasing and Interesting juvenile entertainments
tonight Al the Tabernacle. The choir will contain
eight hundred ehlcren, who will al bs heard In the
chorus A novel feature Of the entertainment 10 the
Numerous solos and due.ts sung BY The young pupils.
some Of whom dlsPlsy remarkable proficiency To
night original song BY Gen MosEIs on Toe return Il
Gen Scott will BE- sunx
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-31

THE GOLD FEVER. OF all the gold hunting
expeditions which have been organized, none.
we presume, have received such hattering en-
enlargement as one OF which we are informed,
recently organized III the vicinity Of Amsterdam.
We are told that this company is based upon The
brilliant prospects presented through the visions
of a negro clairvoyant who resides some four
miles from this city. He informed them, while
in magnetic sleep, that the company would
have stormy passage around Cape Horn, that
there they will tall in with a pirate vessel;
severe contest will take place between the pi-
rates and the gold hunters; that the latter will
come of victorious, and fud in the captured pi-
rate vessel a magnificent prize-god TO the
amount OF $4000,00O; that a part OF the CON
pany will return home with the prize, while the
other part vii! proceed, and on the Pacific coast,
near the gold region, they will discover a cave
tarmeriy occupied by the pirates whom they
have captured, filled with an untold amount OF
The golden treasure. Upon the strength Of this
vision of glorious success, one gentleman, who
lad been lukewarm and iucreduIous on the sub
jet, Immediately put his name down for three
shares Of $500 each, and 'planked" the cash.
albany Atlas.