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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
ship News.

BOsToN-ARRIyED. Saturday afternoon oars Mgpo 'i
Galway, 18th ut u passenger GLAZED, paiNs IN
ala. savannah; Hsd'ey. Baltimore I~s, Ph,aai 49,
Andover, Alexandra. 4. {. M.ther BAti Ls"ieAce'
ana Foster Ptila schrs Elm and kensington. 40 .
ARRIVED. Sunday, ship Bombay, Manlila, NAY o; Au'
gier June 5. - Helena Aug l.e a. latter slips ne
Augusta from Akrsb Flushing Put IN july p WIZ
fore ard msinm f,ted. aud loss Of rddef head ~ -a
soon. Charlotte Reed, from Batavia, for Bremen eA
Trenton for New Bedford days 100 SPERM DaN ~
= on Sag Harbor. 5jl b1i. bound cruise spo.r'
Marco lat g. lon Is T., shin Mary. Of Edgaf0"n ~
sperm 4h n, 90 a. Ion % 20 'chr London 81 Jonn'
y 3 Tor Ne~-i Ork.
Ship Brandgwire New-Caste, 8il ut - passenseis'
barb James Glasgow, III llt
B.rk Ml.sa-Oii, sailed hence yesterday ior slrn.u
n bach having been n contact last night "a -clr ~
bara. started cutwater and received ottef damage
H.rks D. II. air aud S-.ah. Phlaae phiai bugs Aafa
lu.i. Malara.; fstuit E.cte. 81 Jsso; 2stuIt Wm VI
Rogers Grors town. DC. Lake, Aie1aaana: Cone.a.
H.5r-tt Newell and ksie He.th, Pniladelpnis scnf
rbaus Tsbasco fst in-t--it nu America vessel Lasi
rirtf "a Cape Cod came in contact ~iih Asses Colt and
received considerable damage schrs Aida, Panama.
F1.r@ Causcy and Arc-f-, rnil4dr phiai Irene nor
wsk: Howard, Homer, W0coti Niagara ana IRIS Ne"
YORK , 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

o. ssf1rsy sep s AFTER P1f4 ll-, dan.
hf -d- ~ t-rt sssr .1d fsszht-f of Capt va OIna
n stoay sof - ara y- ~ Sc i-ssrx
Of fanny .-if> To- "a .p-st
.,al f.chars- m 1sr Cbnstzn ssux,,r
-.rf uoth-r s'ul1alt svt-1c-
. NJ &C n q s-f8'
1l- -4t'ss s1f rsrfs n larry ate.s
l-rsrs A. az ssresy SEPT ~ ocs r NJ ron
Is-efg r-f- fh-st go g o. sf--l-
TT Lcrs is.nd q.p-rs l.-sss o. o.
o. Tan 1-u. FRIDAY sv-nrg 80, a. LAURA sPgNCER
PAhAke, a. 10 f-s1-ls- RI Der 1roilenar Or-r L--
So - n tLs srair I.ABELLA GARDs2R
tg-c ~ ts-Eh<f n Aataory R.-znl Csf1a--
ts- az e isry a1s tas- her brother
l-pl Gar1a-r respectfully . .>as h-r f---.
f-s fsy. hou1sy I'm ron a. Whts
-sI = tnq-i i-rtl-r 1ftsfu1
Dc s.t-resy sept -. ALEXANDER nUSCAsaLs I'm y-.r
Ia fre-cs its.- ~ J1tr Dlaear Of x..os "a
az Ch.r-- s-s-sr Qs.ct>soa. art-s .
tt-t b.. l11-rs oz .- r-.i-1c- Roy
srh h11fsy. s-DIlr. SAP 4
90 Fnis SIP, H. s1ort ,ns sDgLISE
PLkLLf -. u Auras;ss P-rsy ara -.sh,.r Of rs
?. Coz s<-c . ysap
Aoa1J yspsp psss- c1fy.
o. .4ata TO- II pso1 % he tos- yABEI CON
STOCK. 10 he rsh year q 81. az.
IL n' saf .q.tase.s respectfully 70 a,tsud NJ.
ian-st ron l s- fssc' 10 rsats AOcssl sstroo
al ~ o'cilek .tioat further lFlfslou-
o. s1at.y sept H. s-r iag-rdx .ah Al. bor-
chn.i.a iofptsas, SARAH BrcKHcHsT ssb near d
Her r.''s. .ns -aa respectfully nr..t 70 .it-as h.r
ars r0 he rssd-ocs Of as ssAss George Scott l,a
AsHst tss t'sfDosa q Z . ssssz-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Marine Affairs M Key West-Murder on
Shipbonrd, DC.

HEY WEST. Tuesday. Sept (.
The Belgian brig Maria AutOIuette has arrived
here In charge Of SIX persons who assisted in getting
her "a q reef she was on her passage from Antwerp
70 Havana; and it appears that muIiny had occurred
ed hy the crewthe second mate being spared 20 uayi
gate the vessel Alter the vessel went a-hore, the So
"a nj mate gave information OF the facts % the wreck
ers by whose assistance the murderefs were secured
our i'm irons and brought before the authorities Ihty
will be- sent 10 avans and delivered into the hands ~
me Belgian Consul. The vessel was ioeled and 500
salvage awarded
The brig Jnds0n has been repaired ana saied ine
.eboorer Sylvester from New ork sailed hence for
Br.zos on the 25th Of August The schooner Cover.
nor Arnold from Philsdelpha, put In here obtained
supplies vi wood and ater, and sailed for Ne" orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Murder In PhiIadeIphia-,Iar4ers &c.
Correspondence OF The InDune
PHIADELPHfA, Sunday. Gent 10

PHLADELPHiA, Sunday, Sept 10
Lat evening between and O'Clock, Louis
Rol Young German, sged sbosIt 81 was murdered by
On rlotte lowering, German woman. The parties
were engaged In the Mount Pleasant refectory, the
corner n Ninthst and LOdge.aley, above Chesnutst
some difficulty occurred between them The woman,
SEEING large carving knife. the blade Of which
twelve Or thirteen In length threatened b stab
rim II o. repeated his words H barred bis breast and
invited The blow, and the woman immediately plunged
the knife IN biz body The blade entered below the
heart making dreadful wound The gasn horn.
Ole and the murdered died 10 less than We min
gies after Infection having In vain tred . speak
The woman escaped, but ~ss arrested.
sALEs Or STOCKS -Ff,sf B1ard-s5o0 Eorrlstown RR
So 81 $50 Cln -, a. git Grad b., IS. ~; ilo0
Goes -1d De. stock, III; Penn BIZ, lcss Pal BIZ,
Bsi II O rari b. 1T 50 Union b. Tenn fgi 100 Nor.
r-O~n RR IS SIS y Penn s.. @ 90 Union Can- IS
Do, 500 y 20 Penn S. s7i 100 Norr .io~n RR b. Dc,
,so.ac boart-2s SorrisioNn RI, i6i . Gem and Ann
RR . DO Penn RR. st $4,000 Nofr.toDn RR, b5 illf
befrssa and After bnUds- e1op Wilmington 81, "a
g. 100 sch Nav a. S. at sf'O DO, ~, 900 do. 81,
600 DO f7t o. geo >fae 81, 81 tO Ofsr1 b. III W
kes1i1g b. o. o coo h scifs Bonds, 81 10 Penn X
~ 4 100 Reading Bonds, o. $50 Lenizh g.. ga
$500 sen Nav %, ~ 100 do fot 1900 90, i5i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

A M0DgL G0vkRSsE>T-A Northerner IN
South Csrolina is pouring into the willing ears Of
The Herald lightweight eulogium on Slavery,
wsseh he says.
10 in reality blessing. and good to The DARK race
tr'Nn SeN The pisntstioa OF master who owns slaves
l. 'ers Soserr~enf The uuites 10 e,mssh the
cAeeu,i.e. iekisaaNe and judicial powers lie skrs
lave Tor ne pan snon ana them executed As a
magistrate he punishes," &c &c
h this Is what you call model government,
what extscies must that oiths Autocrst Nicholas
sxcitei To be sure, he don't quite make, expound
aud execute the laws himself, but he does as mach
OF IL as no Is able. Oasht not that TO ssiisfyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

CHOLERA AT BAKRAseuiLLA iCussl The brig
Creole arrived al this port yesterday, altar long ana
tedious passage Of IS days. having continued head
winds and Gains, and nearly out OF provisions Capt.
Hall states ths, coz had died Of Cholera out Of popu'
.tion of 5000 or 1000. Bsrrsnquila (Cabs). near
s.vspila The cook O: the C., Nicholas Homer, na'
nv. Of Frsass. disd W he pssssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

ASOIhEk GREAT CURE OF DfsPEPUC CON
SUMPTION, By sCBESCKs PULhONic sfh.F
Ma }. II. scHEScs-SS Il With great pleasure ihs'
inform you, aud ihoush you the pubic, o. ne e<raor'
dnary performed BY ne Of your inTsnaDis ~
monte Syrup. For years previous TO sog Jour -
rup, rad dry, backing cough strre s9 viz
pain In the breast and side scu bresihils. ss
u appetite and a continual ~easae.- or fsnir- - 10 ny
stomach, which rendered unable 70 maze mo essi
rrcn. Frequently he cough vss - sewers % cause
70 discharge blood from tne gDgs 90 occasion
rai'ed nearly hsf pint snd several Tine. .olnsihlD.
SEEMED u break Or burst 10 ny breast when WV
cough up large cu4rutirs II offensive matter Va. "a
10. miserable state long thAt ossDar-d Of get
ung well. a. found 10 relief from my Physician any %
ne r~meai-s treq, Among TIE remedies posei "
ny fnrsos agd children, your PuimOaic syrup whd
Concluded 10 ny, and wilch hss produced TIE tsxoss
rrsut ~as speedily relieved VI my cough. Whcs gave
ne f-st particularly Al night and which murh -seisd
ts7Dg nenei ny system ihrOu shogt, Improved ~ spf>
ne and enabled me- 10 breathe naturally. ils 600
more than year since commenced tAxlns the syrlp,
and can truly that now y good hr1ih, Which
have not for some years before ioos M ALL IN Otes
nave DO hesitation In saying u 10 tbs best remedy foi -
e.e- VI he Lungs Ihst De used and would scsss al
All cted with EalIerri0l- d.esss - sch-fck p NO
nc syrup. CATHAkISE MCARRkS,
Cherry-st. "a house above lie zenith 81 Norm side
Philadelphia, April u, 1871
GEAND DKPOrs yos sCHgScks PVLNoslc syevf .
SewYork c. v Cuckensr Co 81 Bare Ay-sL, rhilsisi
pha. Dr. schenck, 81 SOutb Sxln-st, B.umofe. Csroy
Bartlett, Lightst Boston. ReddiDg Co STATE 81
New Orleans, }. Wright Co. Isl Cnartrvs. Pace-N
per bottle. or six bottles Tor O., oil Jr0h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
RsmovaI, and Appointments In the Treasury
fannrft1Rnf.
NAsHrxeroS, saturda.

WAsHrxGroS saturday. September Is.
Tn, iollow ing appointments have been made
IN the office of the First Auditor Of The Treasury
Mitchell II Miller, OF Mississippi to be- Chief Clerk
in the place of Geo. II. Jones, OF virginia removed
(s4ls.y. $1,000 .,,-,,-
I.sac : Reed Of Kentucky, to cerkshp, In the
Mace OF Rapsdale. deceased. SALARY, 81 400
Mason Barnes. OF Virginia, and VI kedditk OF North
Csroins. have been appointed % clerkships
Eras,us Moukdal. and George Weed, Of Virginia,
clerk, have been removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

DEATH OF Da. Bsres ID ed. recently, IN Temp
kins Co. Y. Dr. Levi. Beers, over 80 years Of age
The deceased was remarkable and nishiy disun-
suished man At an early age be removed from Con
neericut into Western Ne~.York. and followed his
profession until age rendered il necessary for him to
withdraw. He possessed al intellect Of the highest
order. Philosophical, discriminating combined Win
greet susvlty OF msnnsss he prescribed with Pronp
utade and tnsi psced hin In The ront rank u
successful and skial pnysicians. As ne SAs one OF
the earliest, be one OF the s5est. OF the sdvo
Gates OF the doctrines Of Emanuel Ssedenoorg MS
earnest snd eloquent discsurses and spPesls ~ not
soon be forgotten la al the relations Of life he IVES
the model Of Man and Chrisu.n IL 10 10 be hoped
thsi some competent hand viii writs his biography.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
run Chnrche- Rnrned In PItt.neId, Ma.s.

PITTsFiELD, saturday sept ID
The old church winch has been used as car
penter shop was set on fire az ococ. this morning
and entirely consumed. The new building sdJoimns'
which was nearly completed was also destroyed
The loss "a $1,000, which there was an ihsuI Az,
a 600. The society to which the church belonged
was branch Of Or. TOdd's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

OSz MOsEsT. ~ YoU yLTssy. LADiEs-Y0u tsye ne
qurni occasion 70 Is. Dry Goods Of various knd- My
yol musf use th-n, and before yOu use ihsn 700
must buy them, and II you study conyrlie e.
1rd tue economy In ouFiuk them, 20 % HITCHCOCK
LZADsEATEas, q, Broad ~sy. corner LsOnsfo-,L sDsfe
Iey are selling good Oh oooi sL0iass for - g. yne
Casnmefes al j. and other goods 10 proportion whee
also hey keep pienG.d Assortment 81 rich and elsfs1l
well 40 plain and chssp goods aad eel them asOlsh
low dealing invariably The b and hOf0rsb.e tne
p,es 'y'n, and ueaung customers with poAIsuess ana
alfrF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Chartering of n steamboat by the spanish
Consul 20 curry DispnIche-.

BALTIMORE, sunday, sept. TO-
The Southern mail Is thr ugn with New Orleans
dates TO the 9th inst II reported that the spanish
Consul had chartered the steamer Creole 10 take ds
pate, to Havana The Creole had cleared AZ the Gus
TOM House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

CUBA-A Havana correspondent Of the hep
orksHs Dsa, dating the "a instant appears have
expected uprising Of the peope Of Cuba The Dsks
say. that the alarm hss happily proved 70 be with.
ou. foundation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

VIZ SHALL SEE-ThO.e who had he snergy 10 adO2i
steam power ~hiis tho called 70 humbug oos as
lead 10 business Ia spite Of the competition - older ssap
ishmeufs aud their boosted capital The ylcur~
presented m the use If ne Newspsper Peas P0~>
% The country New establishments takflg the ed
u mercantile manufacturing and Other business pgpus
In tots city, because thsy are advertising etenslsey
ne newspapers Of other cities and towns Tf. sbe cf
Of advertising - vel explained In r~ pages VI Par
gas Business hens Amsnac, 10 which the aii-ru5t n
some ~ our aceIalnisncrs might be probably dfecs1
ite more time, sna al vii understand tbs iact Tea
viii be too late 70 make RAPID fortunes there vii =
competition Ia u. as uefe 10 now In ths u ssAm
power. We shall see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Report of II stenmboat Di-nsfer.


CINCINNATI, Sunday, sept l0-P VI
A private disparcn received IA this cry states
that the steamboat Mary Kiugslsnd exploded n'r Don
ere near New Orleans, killing eighteen persons ano
eouudnr nine others The river Is falling, and u s4N
nche. lower 10 the channel hence to Louisville Inan al
sur previous report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
INTERESTING 10

SOUTHERN AND WEsrsss MsEcHAsrs Mrs JssTs'
Cod Candy sput neat square and pocseiabs pses
ages with the beautiful show cards yet eSecaisd In
this aDy other country, and pamphlets conianingcen
fcaes from Hon Henry Clay, ex.Presideni Van Bgfsn.
Thomas H. Benton, John Van Buren,, E.q. y ? WA'.
Fec, SC &c. and other readable argument provrg 10
efficacy Of his really good article Merchants wishing
sell again, Will be slow ed large proht
Mrs. W JERVls 5s6 Broadway,
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.lrrrss rsoN rHr AUTHOR.

ALrrrsS rsoN rHr aUTHoS
y P WILLIS. ESQ
IL Doai u gsn'ts e'5taais 1t rasesae. l. ~. 49,.
gsa.rll.nsaf ad@ir1
Ns~ross. Aug 2 fs..
DsAS MADAM, an happy 20 scsuo ledge he ea..-g
and ssreesblea~ss OF lie Cod Candy you were a.
enough TO s-nd me, snt Wish you success. 10 sr,s
to The good OF that organ re performance OF Wh,t d.
ungalshes mar from othsr snma. Ms boa .ena,. Nc.
suggested your eiviiy disappeared rapidly usi.-y,u,
Candy'' mioi'rsuon Yours, obliged ard truly.
IN. A. -. 49,. Mp WILLIS
Sold wholesale and retail By Mr.. W Jxsvt. -. H..
way, one door shove rrsnkin-.t
Asents-ilo Broadway Rushton. Ciars c. frr-,y
House and 10 A.ior House, Mrs.. Hayes, IS Fsnso :,
Srooslyn, ard By Druggists generally
zach package : Invariably sgrei NJ. JrKvs
Be sure los.S tor NJ, JgXyis's Cod Csniy
Putup 10 packages Of -. ?. 4sand o. each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

JoHy 3 WISE BALED.-A writer in the 81.
L0,sn Rsplbllcsa states that Wise was released from
j4-beng under arrest for murder n tie fra d>sree-
81 IGogs Ellis. on giving $1,000 surety 10 sypesr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
Delegate. TO the whis STATE Convention. .

Nt.oARA-ist Diet MoRsA~ L JOHNSON.
WEsrcArsrEK let Dist kDvARD lNpxkKIIL.
ST LAwKE~cE I'D o. BkNJ. SSVIxE.
CIINToN-ANAsA L. MooRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

s6 large and superior assortment y shirts Collar.
&c on hand ard Tor ssls low price. Wholesale REAL
aiJSo. P Scorr. Cheap Furnishing Siore 49, Sd or.i
second door essl Of Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

TIE TRIAL OF The ASrOR-PLAcE RtoTERs-
The delays and distractions In this important cas- In
crease irstead Of diminish TIE public pro
secutors do their iuy, but the Bench might dispatch
business with more promptitude. Ine delays msny
which are frivolous. principally caused 10y the
lawyers Tor the criminals Really, really, we cannot
help thinking that jusuce IL better disptnsed in the i'm
provised courts Frau cisco than the old ben
OF New.York VINO doubt but that strocious riots
took psco at the Astur place Ihtser, ON the and
iQth OF Nay lest None. lh@faa'
~ The above strikes as as very unfair 70 the
Judicial authorities OF our City 1t is true that the
As,or-place Rioters are not dealt with 90 sum
msry as those OF California, but consider the CD
s,sces. Suppose shese had existed in San Fran
csco Il Satanic Press ofextensye circulation aud
at rly depreyed character, which Press bad
taken tie side OF the Rioters from the jump, de-
tami g. bel ing nd blacs garoiug the Civil Actho-
rites for their resistance 10 the perpetrators OF
wholesale outrage and burglary, AID clarifying
those perpetrators as patriots aud Martyrs DO
t".s not see thai the admin, trston Of Justice CA
The Hounds would have been rendered lar more
dlAicu.t than IL Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

THE Tad, SsLE -BOo.s~ilefs Ia ATTENDANCE. re-
minded instF fsLNys's Bl-ines, Men'. A nanac tf
s'1 Will be published IN week a. fsfthsst TIE
number for Is<3 had a extensive sale
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE or DYspEpTIc cor

MAJ TsADE 90 THg COUSrsY For choie- lot 81
p.ae-s 10 which 10 adyeru.s, see V. rALNsEs adTsf
lissmsuf ia Saturday. Tabune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

10 "a. Editor Of Tas 7ribms.

70 he Editor Of Tie Tribune
IL appears by the proceed nga in the case a
The Astorplsce Rioters that the way to escape punish
ment Is for to be great and notorious vi
LAM that every body knows him 70 be so for then no
Jury can be found without prejudice agsins, him. *
c-pt those OF his stamp ana they will scquii him,
oi course.
Formerly 1t sufficient that juror had not formed
opinion against The defendant the particular cs.e
he was to try, aud a mans GOOD bad character
allowed 10 have weight with the Jury. in determining
she probabilities Of guilt or Innocence; but now u
seems hat the best protection have sgansi
punishment Tor crime 10 be universal ally known TO
oi infamous character.
Under sucn a rule what chance would there be OF
publishing for crime the Editor Of CERTAIN notorious
oi"ek mail print OF much isrger circulation than Ned
Bunthness
We may be progressing in things but il seems
u me that criminal law IL crossing bsekrayd L.
"
kENrucKi.-Full returns from the late Flee
lions Ia this State are given in the last Frank
fort Commonwealth. The sggreg axes are
| Ms~5sTs Of Cossrs Wing 8. Loco
| DshSaies 20 C0srsEfsoH.....- A., -
hefHoers 81 ses Sena's---..... &C., u
DO Hoass Of Rps ....-..... IS ~
.lus-ca'.y Co -ssrs sssA sas iss. had toT
ssnssofs Shos-r Ms yssf, VIC. Lose.
Ga The let Of DelegSies 10 tne Convention we re-
mark the names OF Carrot Davis. Na;hsn Gather,
Philip Tsiplslt, Thomas 2. Moore. G Free Tom, ex
| Members Of Congress- Archibald Dixon. late Lieut.
| Governor. and Charles A wickhae. ,'ho may or may
be Mr. Tylers Postmaster C neral Several Of The
Loco Foeos elect were chosen by uirs Slavery uau
snce in strong Nhig Cosnties, such Fsyette Louis
ville Nssox Jesssuine Nelson, SC. Squire Turner Il
elected from Madison. Thomas F Mushsll was can
| date in woodiord Co but defeated Hon. James +
Aoret cad late L ;. Sensior. in Ike manner de
fealed IN Kenton CO. John w nbbsits late NJ c. DIT
| to in Campbell Co VIM P. Thomssson ditto in JET
| erson Co Thompson Bsrnsn. the Emsncip ston Can
ddsle in Madison &C. NJ. Clsy's) County had eSs vote
| and Was beaten BY WIN. Chensult. who had lO+3 n.
| svowed LIN Aneipauonist was chosen Ia the Con
| vcLpOn.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
To Ccrresnoudeuts.

Cs.1o- "a " s~-s he nstg Of 80
A. a r.-e.,.s. .ss e><on. q is.s Oss n ytu
90 ,As 81 e..si, ssss hse hardly
tas 10 ssec-et
5-be u- ss,s'siJ rsc'fvse, al 70 oiru Ill 70 eay
..ss,-s "A, ps-ss's vi .ot
u~r,. n. !. u.k - he ks<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

re- We cal attention 10 the large seaii-snuus sale col
Loco cssss Boots and Shoes, Tuesday sept ls
81 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. a. tie storsof d GALE.
sl5St- IS Peal-sL y \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17

We have received a copy Of the B0'eiln Cfeia'
of Merida Of the 10Th ult IL IS slmos, hAed WITH ds
tails Of the movements II small bodies % troops reg
ulsr and guerrero, operating against the lnslrseh
Indians Toe later, however, seem % BID defiance -
al the Efforts OF The whites ~ dsperse them, ani me
var IA. generated into predatory neursors on BON
sides wherein the capture 81 petty conveys q maize
and other simple article OF food, with mules Of drausnt
and burden are the only trophies obtained Inc Del
Hserents sppesr have got into dead lOcN neither
osrty having much the advantage % their aiyersa
res =. 10 force decisive conflict. lney march md
counternarch intsrminshly, aud VIXEN they meet y -
bur brush and they each retreat except on one sl"
there u al OverWh shining superiority " numbers 49,
The Yucstacoes are 10 fear lest Col !" niie aud his
Round islanders should suddenly sYpesr IN the PENN
.us for their weight thrown into the seale WILL make
Il preponderste Glitter way.
Inc government Is In q lsnents0ie condition 40 re-
.arcs resources. Tha Treasury Is empty snd IN The
BoLfia OEcial nnd qg-ruous epst!e from Gov.
.rbsch AGO. addressed 70 the Secretary Of lniernsi
Relation. Of the Republic, calling on him 70 oeseeen
President Herrera 10 advance money 70 pay tne ex
Denses Of the Deputies 70 Congress lately elected ID
YucA,sn B.roscnsnO says u 10 Impossible ~ ilfniso
them with cash from the VI the peninsula
Tor the exgences Of toe with the Ind. engu %
them all and for want Of funds TIE Deputies cannot
.e our 70 discharge their functions az LEGISLATOR. 10 the
City Of Mexico. ~ " f4cay enr-
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JUST RECEIVED.

~ Blocker Building confnue. 20 be crowded ~
sb!e sniences & se that great AID wogderia
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WIGS AND Tovrgks-Ne would cal he suenHon VI
citizens and strangers, rec irng Nizs and Toupees
recent improvement of most important cfarAcer. To-.
vented by r PH,LoS. ~ Broadway, clraer II Def.s
under the Fransln House. They be o. his Hair
Cuiuug Rooms. wier may be seen shc largest AMI he.
assortment ll the city 90 I'm
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san FsANs.eo. Jaiy o. iss
MessTs kFNsgrr ( CO
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GENTS The preserved meats purchased of Won hv n.s
self were perfectly good SID fresh though exposed ~
every change of mate You may make whs nj Hi 4.
you choose Rrsfscifui'y youFs. 4 GREEN
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THE CHRONOLOGICAL CABINET,
I-lnrI Isl N...uu..f Navy u

To rgE l. o. % o F-wbsr-as, At meeting Of no
Cemetery Convention Of tks o. of y held al he Ma
tona Hal the 81 Instant. resolution adopted. 70
commencing 10 the members ~ the oder TO pufchi,e Lo'
In the CyPssU IlLLs CgNgrEss and not believing that
this resolution expressed The true Of the meeting o.
Of the members OF the Order IN tho City of New Yors
therefore, having viewed the grounds Of he several Gene
teres recommend the Oo aud all other cites and
individuals waning most beautiful burying place, 10 -
cure lots In the Nsw NoRK BAY CEMETERY, the very
liberal offered by this CONF any, its. IN our
opinion. the most Ec0SoMIcaL and BEAUTIFUL, therefore
the JUDcious Locsrios. FOR Cemetery, ony for
the Of this city, but for all the elites eni villages
guous 10 The Bay Of Nev York
HssRY BsEfs, delegate from Scion Lodge, 80
PARK II. LANs, " Crysial si5
j. BuRSir, Island Cry" S
q. W On, " Jefferson A.
g. Ricg " ~. Ho.piisller" %
HARsIsoN OINsrEAD, 7. b. and 30 other members
September IS, laiJ IA
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~ The following letter was his day received D.,
rHoSA, KESsErr CO Presorvers Of Fresh Provision.
a. their Office y Od..Ur.
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