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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-18
Destructive Fire AID Loss Of Life -five
steamers Burned-Heaiih of Sew'Oriean-
a.
CorrespOndence OF The Tribune

Correspondence of The Tribune
NEw.OAIEASs, Oct 8, ls49.
Last night was signslized by a most DISASTROUS
calamity Five steamboats, were completely destroyed
nv FIRE. viz: The Falcon the Aaron Hart the North
America the Illinois snd the Marshal Ney. The IRE
originated on the Falcon at about III o'clock, and as
the wind was blowing rather strong from the NORM
the DANES quickly spread to the boats lying Aohg'oe
The destruction Of the vessels named above was
entire This morning not yesrge oil mem can oe
seen, except some floating einbers' ana empty ",t
barrels. Il was peculiarly uniortuhs'e ". -
bosts were fully freighted, some having just A'''''
and others being about 70 depart. NOt An io-H as
saved everything even 10 the personal eneSl' ~ e
passengers and crew. having been consumed ~ VIC
vouripg element Seyer>l farmers from ne " est nsu
brought down their produce on one or otnsf OF
boats They lost everything, and are ei' ny ~ "a
strange city, destitute OF money and CLONES inc &c
AZ one time threatened the whsryes, wnlen osps
ssere however saved The Falcon Vas new boat
having rnly made trips. she u valued a. - ~
of rhch $4,000 were Insured. Inc LIMOS 50 80
$50 OCO one fourth insured. The Msfsna icy 80
NJ which $4,000 was insured. Ine Aaron lar
sos 90. Of which coo was Insured. Ine N.f.n
America 1900 The total loss, including ifei-nI 70
estimated a. $4,000. Two deck hsnos OF tne l-o.
were knocked overheard by the iahng OF ihe slgSr
siae Company No g. was lost In the risef Inc ifezn'
on board the Aaron Hart was about To- 1uhs 81 met
ehsndi.e Of the most valuable description ne oos'
and cargo Is estimated . have pten WIZ
So ss the thirc boa: which took FIRE, aud the nr''
that sunk. 49, 4. -. L.,
The weather today 10 still cooler thsn u was lss'
xeek The mercury hss fallen 10 o. a. r-h' FNrs
,-n ,hsv Rave not vet been res0rted 10, would DOT
~ ron,id.red heterodox With the advent OF the
north wind which has been blowing ior some esys
come crowds Of Strangers and oip1sh', nss'ss 'lou
80 s,rrosrhnv Winter OF higher lAtt-des. Some Of
them entertain fears Of the yellow Fever but seeh
are think groundess There 70 com Pslssey ii ~
the Charity Hospital lasE week anne ln % =; sha t'
tots. to about lO5 The cases are eonnnea A mos
cu.vely to immigrants and ooatnen, ~ao, rom '-'
TIE cboer. has vanished Nothing moreis nesra o. u
A, present We are in the nids, Of me excitement
80 - ,-in,v nredict The interest IN town
~ - 49, cas,s,t for the Office Of sheriff J.
French !. the wing candidate In. L ,s ~,
made no nomination but Gen. -. Iie 1870 -
canioe1t oe.ous' - ViAGERO.
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BY the hired writers u whom | have alluded. re
qgi-ed that the diunfsIes'ednsss q their motives
81 ould a. ess, be made public. Let those y no
have been engaged 10 Ills conspiracy escspe irom
the odium Of Il il they can. OF one thing can
assure them that they are not only irsA kn0FH e.
toe State Department now. but that testimony Is
accommodating that viii place the brand upon 'ne'r
brow 80 indeibly snd percePtioiy as was me
mark placed upon the brow Of Cam.
Connected with this subject IS scnen 20 uls
turb aud break ~ the harmony Of the CAOlHe'
ard TO scene. II possible change among its
members t.at | will at another time aiiude TO-
Tse names OF Editors and Members OF the next
Congress- in either House have been given up ana
supposed to be connected with It. and the time IS
not Tar DISSENT when the whole affair Vlh De e1
ploded. You shall not be kept n ignorance ionser
than is necessary FOR the public intere" % nave
The m et,er concealed. ALIHA-
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C pouSsses Of The SosA Ansau and Vui-d state. G,is
TowASpA, Friday. Oct l2
M,Ssrs Editors Dor official election returns are
aim bat one township and We have elected Joseph
c Powell, Wing 10 the Legislature. Mr. Powelrs
majority is about IS over ssnierson, Loco Foco.
Oar members next Winter s,snd-Brsdford, Jo-
,eph c. Powell, Wing; Charles stooswen, Loco
Foo. susquebanns and Wyoming, two Loco
focos. Tiogs. one Loco Fooo.
Faler 10 about 800 behind Gamble IN bradford
Mother counties heard from, One W nis member
ion Brsdt M. the only one in ~ years, will do
Wehaye worked, aud are SATISFIED.
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Loco.Eece Nomination..

CsIoS.-The two parties protesting Democracy
ed sesarate Conventions in Schenectady Co
hshe second time last Saturday, and sgain failed &c
acssce. They finally norninsted opposing tickets
follows:
ss.ka-Daniel Dsrrow, Sheriff James NJ. Rouek
csrt; John n. vroomsn. Assembly.
evn6.rao-sherif Christian II. Brooks Clerk
.asph Harmon ; Assembly, Nslhl lierrick.
niA Dis-JAmEs c. CURTIS OF sullivan for Senate
~OFsnge and Sunivsn)
Oaondasa Co-Assembly, I. James Little OF Clay
John Barrow, skeneateles; 4. Harvey q. Andrews
-ryetts. -
ossxSo Co-Clerk. P. Rsthbun Assembly, L. ID
sah aud James Brown. a,
ve1tstos Ce-Asscmbly. G. =. Thomas 'nsnee' = "
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PSlzs E.ars-The Editors and Proprietors OF
III. H., having offered few weeks snoe Two prises
for tie bee, Literary Essays BY pupils under To- OF al
the Public schools The Prizes were seeiAree on Ioe'
day. Rev Mr. Reynolds Of Christ Church Rev. M.
Malone Of 81 Peters and c. A. SPARKS Eos Town "a
perns-ndea, OF schools (Aso an Editor OF ne Iu<s)
being the Committee 10 read and decide upon The VAR
Gus eommunicssona The sra pf'ss "" AWARDED 70
Miss Ceselis B. Dsves daughter OF Mr.. EdsS '" D.'
ves, and the second - Misc A. {. Dillingham; dsush
ter Of Mr. W. na.nshsm, young lsd.es u and IL
years Of age. They are both pupils Of school No !.
OF which Miss c. X Kerr is Principal Of the Female
Department The Price {. appears by the nr<s
xsu ~ awarded 10 DAY.
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wele.rn from the sr,Albany llndi.n.)
L,ssr that Robinson, the fellow VINO mas oeen ~
ing s,---.sf Of a. nephew OF ssj. Hoooie, rir-,
gs..,,ss, postmaster General and who was de,sessi
ss,ne since BY the Pos,nss,ers al Ev.nsve nH'
- tred found guilty and sentenced 70 me ren.en.
sc ,xo vssrs He arrived Al Je5ersoav.ls %
Mass.T srs rssAoas aslsy bean hi !seos' 70 oehAi
a tAs hup Of taassss
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

~ 70 .pssk yesterday Of lie "expaf Portuguese
yocs but them sIfnpatds shcn Ger
,.sy ih.y conira more and more
,,rohs y-sr but Constant seceJ'
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FLORIDA ELsorIos.-An Election has recently
een held in Florida for County and Military officers,
m3 to I'll vacancies in the Senate. t. A. Maxwell OF
Leon County. Robert Brown Of Columbia, and Horsee
Vaughan of Nassau all Locos have been chosen to the
senate in plsce of whigs SO says the SdvaHnaA
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Destruction Of new ship by Firc.
BosroS, Wednesday. Oct. l7-l2I

BOSTON, "wednesday, Oct III NJ
large ship, building by Mr. VIM. H. HOOD 81
somerset. Mass for house In your CITY, and nearly
eady 10 be launched destroyed by fire At o'clock
this morning.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
rhe Movement Against Annexation.

MONTaEAL, Tuesday, Oct. l6-P.M.
The protest against annexation TO the Cniteo
which has been in circulation for several days
has received toe signatures OF several members OF
Parliament and was published for the FIRST time In the
Mnerre last evening aud also In the Herald this morn
ing. with the salary Of each sgner attached TO MA
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Superintendent NumMOl IN
{. Dryo Kr,roR. Fec. Kingston, n. Y.
California Emisranls.
In .chr. William A. TsrltOn, from NewburyPOrt oc-

In schr. William A. Isriton, from Ne~onIyPorh Oc-
,ooer Is, for California;
Inns vsosesrv ..i-r Wdsn Gray ssine uasisr. josePa
Pear Rfu P-rce Joha McCorrn- sben Nood spa >9.s
s-.r>r P.,.-n.,p-Wm DAYS n Q N.rn-y G.ofs- &c
80 st Co ID. Of N-.egs pot ss Hose, Ld~n Locs'
Fortszaih. 4 Joha HosS stsis d 0nair' S'ensis''
LasrenSe
In steamship Falcon, from New-oflesns' October =
FOR Cnsgres:
NJ. sons.r Kax Mr. e. srs Ross sasAn- Arna1i
N-cr-ckru M-s.rs W fk<s. Solcnf y
n S--t & Ptun. 3 W-atEcfth. Gltsu. 4 w Macs,
10y W Crot ro.8. Foes. } Res hscs, Lscn !
~, 7 Th,r-s.s Kelly " Red NJ -. hl Osn se
F,s.u Kl-y Cunts. Morris, fliefton Da1aa n fr.
ar Toca sr-.ch-r I.l-rtaes. ksnrst w O o-fi
Knxs Giosrt si-ssrt naiory, W 1 VII - .
e A.sord W s,hss-i K-hos bsissy cara, D.-
an McIarahsa Va Ost-r ADAM, " fsaf..- ri-
-. J Sale. ! M.rtl. HAIRS, d L--i-f " Ara :
~ I.usrs F.h. " filIh1sh Ha.iizS ssrasie,
W s.r. R.r.s.le W Mon srasry. stsason, tsh,2
RFD cou.oes s Cisrt.. srv-s. ss1iea y Dorre
colsrs Ross WHIT. JFnier ssfcsf " y Gar o.
F.ih-rs y 5 rnsn. W Jorneo sacs " os-,e-t > ,
Csrsosr Horton Mogsa, Scott, h-j acii,
X >A-ti@v Page. 4 Messed. CsG-on, h'nsssD !"
RI.s.t. q Wssvsr sulth X Morrls Ustsrs, Whis
n k.l-y C.d-roa, L nsoosras. s1lth 0esr La<fn
ran joe. Slater wst-oa. Hro~a. Ho,s- n. -
G.5.s 3 rsss-rg- ss- rc previously reported q tA-
asrivs Of he ohso
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~ The Albany Atlas, which has by much ell
fort achieved the reputation OF being the least
sdroit and most Malignant utterer Of fslsehood IN
our State, asserts that Seward and Greeley Of
fered to compromise the question OF Slavery Elk
tension at the beck Of Taylorism'-,hat the Wing
press has dropped the Tariff question, &c ard
has d favored correspondent who INDUCES unre-
buked in q string of falsehoods like these
al may here properly refer to some prominent
names once loved and cherished and honofed by TOE
whole Wing party. now almost obhtersted from their
memories many Of them are driren tntrdg jfg" me
ra1ks Of the Whi1 parry Willis Hall, Albert IL tracy,
B. Davis Noxon, Parliament Bronson, Gen. Kirkland
Francis Granger, Speaker Hadley, John Young John
A. Collier James II. Lawrence kechum Grshsm, NJ
n Reynolds HUGH Maxwell and Samuel Stevens
These gentlemen portion only OF the large mum
Der of leading and influential and talented w hes VINO
have been sacrificed At the shrine OF sewardism
Ofthe gentlemen above named, Messrs James
R. Lawrence, Hugh Maxwell, John Young and
Speaker Hadley are n00 holding the most respon
sble and desirable Offices in this State, while
Samuel Stevens ia the Wing candidate for Attor-
ney General, by the unanimous vote OF The late
Wing State Convention. Willis Hall lately re-
signed ius, such an Office bat we are very sure bis
wishes and efforts are all with the Wing party -
Albert H. Tracy left us ten years ago, and has ev-
or since besn Loco-Foco Parliament Bronson
and Ketchum Graham we are SO unfortunate 90
not TO know-sll the others We are conhdent are
as good Wings as they ever were, and now sup
port the Wing ticket. Then what is the use oil
,uch calumnies as are emitted by The Atlas !
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Court of Appeals.

BUFFALO, Wednesday, Oct IL IL Pm.
Several decisions have been delivered to-day
Csse No 40 Is now on argument g. G. Haven for sp'
pellants aud j L. Talcott for respondents
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VERMosT.-The Legislature OF this State con
vened at Montpelier on the 18th inst The Senate was
organized by the choice Of ID. w. c. CLARKE, Esq
whig of Burlington, Secretary, receiving y votes
TOT for T. A. stansbury. TMoMAs +. Powers Of Wood
stock was elected Assistant Secretary by Is majority
over L. NJ Brown.
In the House, Hon. WILLIAM c. kIrTRrDGE, Wing,
Of Farhsven chosen Speaker, having received 100
votes to 81 for Homer T.. Hubbell, Loco, for Jsbez
Pinney and each for Charles X. Williams and IT, II.
Merritt. CHALoN +. DAvxr, Esq. of Burlington was
elected Clerk receiving l27 votes to n for o. A. Bur
sank and for Charles IL. Noyes. canvass of the
votes cos. at the recent Eelection having shown fail
sre To elect State officers the Legislature in Joint As
embly proceeded to an election with the following
results
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Whia Nominations.

serros CO.-Assembly let Dist NJ. DAY HICKS Oh
Fstos Co-Assembly. JosKpH F. SpIxR, Northsmp-
e Dist Attorney. MAarrx McMAsrIS, JohnsIown
'~ace, DAVID KENNEDY. Msyfed.
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Secretary Ewing.


WAsHiScToN, Wednesday, Oct. IA. NJ.
Secretary Ewing lett this city tbs morning Tor
Ohio
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A VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY "a
shed every Saturday Morning Al the low prce Of =
der .unum In advance Eight copies for slV, or twenty
t0pes % one for So and the paper IN no case
eOnf.nued beyond the time for which u i paid
Advert semens for this sheet viii be charged ~ csnts
~ '" GREELEY 4 McELRATH, Publishers
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~ Commodore Conner. recently appointed
commsndan, of the Philadelphia nsvs ststion entered
upOn bic Official duties on Monday. Commodore Stew
AT has retired to his farm
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WAsnINeToN, Wednesdsy, Ocl. II.

Jas II. North has been ordered to the COM
msnd Of An Ordinary At Gosport ri1 Roger Perry and
Lieut. Alden 70 the command Of the I. ). schooner
John Y Mason.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

u Magnetic Maebisss.--Aa Improved afue's'
o,a :, ror ..!e By gowLERsa WELLS, Isl Hssssn-st-
- PswIers - Wssss, PhressteGlsss ssa l
Psblis ers, Clinton Hall, Isl hssssn'sl near ma r"a
wsssr.Cure.-JoELs sEw, n D. Practitioner. ~
gsartb Az. Railroad. pear Tenth-st " WI
- Mrs. M. s. Gsve Nsehsis, Wsis.-Cars raya
~ IS Lsfnxson-sy Consultations from 10 An DzTh
paueots Visited 81 thelf residences
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ln .;eamship Falcon. from New-Oflean,,

rF Hon. TrumRn Smith. Senator, from Con-
,.S,isut Msssrs. Lsiontsine and Tsehe, members o.
Re r.n.Sian Executive Coancil and Hsu. T. H. fass
woyth vsrs ., Buffalo On kssau'
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Tam, .mouut of Produce per Hudson River
Bcats.
NJ nnrGLA,.s HousE $50

wspsFso.Y Oct 1;'aw so. ISL. b1. cbs-.e
Corn. 5i1 nols A-n--, . -, -
81 BALES Wool. I7t0 kegs Lac
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Ma. DoUetasss HOUSE AsD lsnAr MAKERS
800, # the Bstia0rs Priri0, IN recent
letter irora Wsshin g'on, says
i.rsay laush.bs to record the fact bat never
& ;A'i os. + :as sa th' '1 ssi PS Ts ".I
NAieu - -, ,hst te ought g rent his house -
ys $3.50 Esing for 500, because Mr. E<ins
~s MI se i've Si Jersmy Mahsrs P,ce as pubic gar
dsner i. LosF.. 1900 4 ;ns s' Ps.r,
WHO has fsathered MS nes' '01Au'' III ''-''
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q RocklsGHAx. or the Younger Brother
ss'ess ssvs from the prolific Ensish press. hes esca
"'eHssd b LOas 4 Iroshsr,
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forms 20 se gained and the measures TO De
determined oy msor;v Of a. The votes cast IN 81 VIC
clubs. ORGA>fEE IN this manner, and success mus'
crown your Efforts.
EDWARD NEwsERRY. THOMAS n. MURRAY,
GEORGE ADAM WILLIAM WEST.
JOHN HUNTER. Committee.
- Asir-s. Go .s.~. sir-l.1i..t ct frct~cv. ruca
Bak-ry. corr~r 81 ssv-uth AZ al Nn-ts-n;A -
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

v .,w.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE IL PUBLISHED
tysRY MORNING lsUSDAYs sxcEPrEDl
A, The Tribune buildings, corner Of Spruce
"a Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
a. delivered TO City Subscribers Tor ,. cents per week
.en they prefer. ihey pay advance a. the Desk
r. .x months pr year Of the same rate Single oopes
- Cents Nal Subscribers Five Dollars per snnufn, N
svsnee Subscnpuons taken for ok months. For three
orfhs 81 81 Three Dollars Ia advance required 10 a. s1
~bsrge. with Country SewsTspers Daily papers
. ~ ofce whose terms are higher than insso OF Inc
Tnbune tse not allowed any difference
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Anna sssinsg sAs UBisd ssases Of I'll dseenPoon,
L. tneiadine boss o soldiers and Stnsss os vs -
nd; .:Sss 70 cr 81 s' ~ooSzN
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TERMS OF ApvIRTIsINo.

Business Notices.-lz. cents per ne eacn ins iuon-
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y cent over SIX lines. each insertion, cents per me
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per lue each day.
over sight lines per line per day or - cents fef
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words viii be inserted for D cents
Lexni Advertisements-Atl ne rates uxed BY he
Statute. 80. -.
All inserted In this paper appear both IN
ne SO 1ing and Evening Editions
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wrrrr.ysBuRGH AFFAIRS.

,ool Ia charge evidently insane ri unable to give
his He vas iaiee care o.. h'enafe n ofan'A'e
tss-r AZ 90 suspicion Of P~us lSc-uy
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,r,Itr sI.nnI-WEEKLY TRIRUNE


!. published every Wednesfay and SATURDAY morning
Pnce s. per snuum. Two copies FOR -
Advertisements cents line each insertion.
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a. Wsssr-Csre lssusss s e.; -s.s.hassa~at =
esavss - - Oysssr Bay, 0essssl preeues ~
Ls afnss "a xdv,ce sivss for hume ussnssst Coeses
s.cs verbal on nv Iettes - -, ~.
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PoRTRAITURE.
HENRY PETEHs GRAY.

HENRY RETEHS O6Ars
a. Begs to Inform bis fresds, that 10 VII fo'
isg Those who desire exesllsnt WORKS OF Ar Of me
stove cass ere assured OF bis ability TO execute mem
Studio, 81 grsnkiis-st door from bfosa"sy :" i"e'"
q Rsstsru,isu Of Natural ssgbt.-rrossseof
cures sesr sghi and does away with glasses enufely
Once days 10 New York, The last tbre> on escn vel n
wuren-sl No. s, from Broadway; 10 boeon NC o,.o
dsys a 10 Wnsss 81 ksfsrsaess 10 sbundsass ~ Inc
~ CassissTbs ss6sehe.n are anas' ,ss , ssess
o. he Hsxneae ksmssss and Msehnss Of ne lsts Dr.
"a r. Sherwood Manufactured under enoe.e. n.s s.
and represented 70 De made 70 ne hsbs~ood esn Do
s,. oolv by ourselves from the rec pe wncn
we hod from cole Exscsthx toeqaessoea ~ H. -
ciasively By his recorded ~, ~ 'nJ A'A -
Tbe esuy,ns Remedies always Ssom panied ~ "
sb.rwsods valuable uesuse on me h9use ro~s. 80
H. II sHERwOOD'S saccesscn.
io2 Chambers-st New. fon,
sB-So person saiAorzsd 70 set .. oar . a5sss"
this city.
r. Vocal N usic asd Havmesy-Csevor T,es
tem.-M CHAaLss REesAuLr viii e1m.>S"S .Sc uDoa
day. Oct eoarss OF instruction 70 cseys witch has
e .sr 20 s sueesss By hs system ne 2S2 Gao -
Ew months eun TO reed and sing ns ~ br theory ard
The ssns Tine ,Ss' q rss ei.ss 90 Tassasys
rsss ~ "a ssmrdsys from u 70 ana VIZ eSo..nse
az noah. Ts.s ~ r. =. vi is.ss shssr v
s'l sss.snk Aswsdss rh' NOS: :::,IsS I"
-...,-Csrs Issusssss.-Ds Trail re-
s:a:ss :, o =: sSI ssy o.ss pssaes
sSsxsd 10 Adv.es rvss for home u'snsss' S - i~s
CI-AIN6 sesinss sAs United ssases Of I'll dssenRaon,
I ir~iudne noss of soldiers ed othese soS 10y
spds psnacas, &c ZrossesISS &c $1,000 ~.
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CITY ITEMS.

For EURoFE.-The Royal Mai Steamer Can.
ada Csp, Jadkn, les her dock yesterday - o'clock
for Halifax and Liverpool She took seven,y-two
passengers for the latter port and specie to the amount
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q Begs to inform bis friends, that ~ VI fos
tho future devote his stisnfion sHfSsy 70 fe,ran a
,.g Those who desire excsllsnt WORKS OF Arr OF me
.tovs cass are assured OF bis ability TO execute hem
STUDIO 81 Trsnklis-st door from Bfosdwsy % imeod
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-07
a.. stsan, on,.nu,l.lsallo.. .l.sss, I. o.a

.eTSs H., steam Communication din o.ri
x41xtAsE- 5ousiaalip .on 20 new O4isalls amt
b.a ..ait 10 lus Coma
u AS Admittedly, on te "a oi Auyt
iorwarl GA y. <i scc. e,e iie!is. lUi AL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS VIII IGucet,i dissef :loli
anipon y bermuda, Nassau, Havsls, Cal OF Sli ISAIAH,
tNew Orisans,) Vera Cru Taaieo rrtuiile q, tue
routt 10 England. Tf&
This iraiist nj alms ol easy ticN cuuv,y-
alce 10 ami tom Southampton jlacfs above
uontd, aud passengers New Orb VII oy COVE, eli
tlisr iruni III Company = lIirsl afA Cat
Or Sap Island. by tr NJ G.I R1laay Coup ay,
vino wh ib.se seslntr reui, ANA ot es 9.iislcss,
prov ded Tor thar pupes,, al Goa not Scre
ars Tor each person TIE fset,s VIII W lir,ed
from New orieohs, ennsrele on board lie lie!as Nj!
Steam Psekeis Tor EUROPE, Nc t-tte stf
Til. thnAe mr iNr tlr yuyagt from SAlan Ia
follows TO Bsrn,d,u, Grnys; Nassau, Il as & Havana
y days, Ship ur Cal isil, Nsss or.tale - ~ Ntri
Cruz, - days., Tiniplco, 10 days
The Steam Pac4sis ars appointed tc leave Sa,o Cal Is
land iarbor on their return to England 1T A. NJ,
xlst Of each month by The above aitrstvli
proceeding 70 the West Indies, by the ri Of month
will be conveyed via u. rpuda, and by the fiinn lie
month Steamer an heretofore, VIA Ma,r.a and Barbuiots
Particulars AS 10 mt. etc., may be oba,re .,,ra
ton at the Royal Mai Seam PrcseI conpanyis Ufets 80
Moorte street, Londoi ti.o Wrinkle street. Saan ION;
Messrs Delrue q Co., rue dEnshsn, Parsi Ne Cleaner,
y boulevard Polssoniers, ditto; MI HunieIver Hamburger;
Mexican Cub Railway Company, New Orlrfuis
Sc Moorgate street, london T. Chapel. S-crenry.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-07
PIANO FORTEs.

rIIE undersigned manufacturing their establishment
in Baltimore, 6, IL, and octave PIANOS, of all pat
terms and styles which they can confidently recommend to
professors and The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them
players Of every school, as well as those who are dsin
glshed by soil and delicate coIl those who cha.
racterized by bold, fiery, and rapid movement.
They are authorized TO refer TO numerous professors IN
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial. their
testimonials in their avor and they warranted IN
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them in in BALTIMORE and in the sonih and west gene
rally: They are confident that they make nstrnent
equal TO any made anywhere in this country in Europe,
and their extensive manufacture of Pianos enables them
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All Instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept in
year after purchase, without Charge.
An agent will visit Richmond In short time and various
parts of Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders which viii! be faithfully and promptly executed at
maiiiartory, a 4st tr
ny- Orders will also be received at factory direct
and special pains taken TO give satisfaction.
t KNABE a. GAEIILE,
No. Etaw It, opp. the Eutsw House, Bait.