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PuBLIC-No. Gil

lFuBLC-NO 81
AN ACT concerning the pay department OF the army.
enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives. of
the United States Of america Congrss ascmbied That
General, who shall have the rank of colonel and the
same pay and allowances as at provided by
disburslng paments of the army deputy Paymas-
ers General Wh the same rank AID allowances as
tenure OF Office officers OF like grade in other
%ePa hn OF the army and Twenty-Five
vided by law for such officers. and the tenure
mens of the army That it shall be duty Of ali dis.
bursting officers OF the pay department to their bonds
or much oener the President may direct That the
Officers Of the pay department. provided for by the first
two deputy Paymasters General in commission the
fifteen paymasters who were in service under the in
ten paymasters to be selected from additional paymas-
tiers now in service, and the thirteen paymaers
tory-sx and the third of March, eighteen hundred and
ArrRovED March e. 1879
| IPunLlo--No. %
AN ACT to continue the light at sands Point, on Long
Island.
Be esaced by the Senate and House of Representative
the Uxited States OF Amrica IN Congys oser,btsd That
much of the fourth the third of March
eighteen hundred and fortyseven, entitled An
poses" requires the light Sands Point, Long Isl
and to be discontinued, be, and it is hereby, repealed
APPROVED March 2, 1910.
[PuBLIo-No. ISL
AN ACT to amend act entitled AN act for auhen
eating certain records" approved February twenty
second, eighteen hundred and fory-nine.
Be enacted By the Stwafe AND Hoss of Representatives. OF
the United States of America in Congress assembed, That
the section of the entitled An for auhentca-
ting certain records, approved February twenty second
eighteen hundred and be and the same hereby
amended read follows Section l. BE II enacted
by the Senate and Hes Of Repese~tatipes Of the United
STATES Of America Congrss assembsd, That II may and
shall be lawful for the keepers person. having the custody
of laws judgments orders, DEGREES, journals. correspond
ence, other public documents OF foreign government
or its relating he lands claimed by or
under the United States the application OF the head OF
ona Of the departments the Solicitor Of the Treasury or the
Commissioner of the General Land Office, authenticate
the under his hand and SEAL and certify the same to
be and true copies of such laws Judgments ORDERS
decrecs journals, correspondence, other public docu
ments and when the same shall be certified by Aef-
minister consul under his hand and seal OF Office
by Judge OF one OF the United States under hand
and SEAL to be copies of the originals tho shall
be sealed up by him and returned the Solicitor oil the
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TINE thrce-story brick dweIing-house mt the
ner of and 10th west, lately occupied by Maj
Gen. Scott, is for rent.
For terms be pleased apply to RICHARD SMITH,
cashier of the Bank of the Metropolis. Mar 6-d3tf
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GOVERNMENT blue Book The official list OF all the
VI public officers in the United States with their sasrics
TAYLOR 81 MAURY,
Mari booksellers, near 9th st.
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TAYLOR CLAY, and sCOTT.--Iust received, a few
L. beautiful and striking transparent kenesses oil Cen
erals Taylor and Scott, and the Hon Henry Clay. Inc
friends of these gentlemen would do well to CAL cary q!
Ststioners' Hall, and secure one at a low price,
Feb 24-3taw3w W. FlSCHEhs
Alex. Gazette
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CCHOOL BOOKs.-A general assortment OF Schoo'
- Books will be found for sale, reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District,
Mrs. ANDsRSON'S Book Music and Fancy Store,
Pa between llth u l2th streets
Feb I5-U
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MOUND on Monday evening package, one article
r in which was "A Ball Ticket. The owner will call al
Mr. Cushman, Indiana avenue, prove, and receive his
property. Mar 7-3t*
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

Dr.. a
Advice. ofs very sie ds'e have COD. morning -vsened
ne from pars oi Ireland our express having en DAB
In al night A. Isle ,siofr y o.cocs .
A the period fof her M,'e-iy'v iu oors plon arc
Belfast approached. the oasue and confusion cons- leu
upon he Prvparsnons 20 BE- msae incrvs'e. -,
Despite NJ Toe utmost eNerti0ns uf ne Lord Msvor of
Dupin and 30 Mayors Of Corr srd be.fA.t to have no.
poiuca eouaon di.p aged oar ei,ers ia. morning sac
that hey 81 whs o DO. snd ear nat ne bson
etcy HI thools expected msy not he granted con
sequence of he rerscnu mem ers ui ineir df-frni
councils Itissa.d i1e Queen snd ihe R0ys slIie -
ih. A. the Dublin Olrus are opposed o Aay eAqrnsfr
% Br thns. that 10 common dec-ncy there ought 90 be-
Er,u,sg Mia.sy. They. W5- Corporsuo6 s .ome
cry the expense Of IN ium naton-s denomination 90
frlhius scand.e joy-si pruntrss outlay rtth- rA-ili
ton be- cont-npun e-and Contemplate % VII De
of some f1of0 or fs.O'o
Asa sympiom OF The FESTIVITIES expected during Her
Majesty, sOourn In the lrsh Meuopols ne kiiiH
house' are busy pAcariins iH-lf o. ~ iar. ana W.
that peculiar rchne.. Of humor pua of The vsous apce.
they vii vrnd and With confidence invite ihcir customers
10 walk in cut their mutfon and serw ard wash u down
with OF Ne Nature which as evef. viii De iouoo
one w-escre sdverise- hat he viii p'e''s o'r'N'',
erevy day.' bu not only m h- culinary me s we pun
extraordinary going on An ronnoas -, pa' ols n w
to-day. hat he has on sac variety oi ilmin'Aon 'le.'
t ne eye Of Royalty siuEu ar Ia "a ihe h''a
MN u ,u permitted 10 Tread lnmo esied 90 Be boundary
Inc the treason felony act Inis days numorr "heh
nas u. reached certainly strong, and breAnes
arous bout Intense nated n Brush u C. and bnnsh ~
1or,ts I'M an srn- beaded The Queen. Nslt' Afer
stating that the Coruofsous have been b0 bed to give
Victoria triumphant reception, among the di-aHrcted
iruA h- conc udes % tie following remarksry strong
manner
We .ay let the Corporaiors dress IN white waist
coats AMI how be- he trsin-ih-y are paid for 80 doing
~ the Mzv0r proclsmaupns ordering me cilk-n-
waste many candles a. would light tner houses Tor
the g~.r-lch alton, let the zen rmen who are
10 GIFTED and -de nd cuOus waste their nre ath and
unKs n The expression ot ioysy and gr.iiud they
follow the dicsirs vt their nature 'e members oi -I"s
mrnt pruder houses and fortunes JET fdiof- o.
newspapers praise their hberaity-ooth expect gHd
pro quo ace 10 for s-viity .e tue miserable
-sg-s realecahe bus f-gs and ornament their
window. with devices and bnuE tneir families 10 view
their gracious them RAJ dirt 10 repeuon and
since racn Of them anxious Dognerry % he written
down 4 fool let their wishes be ~ frt'us their COW
ard disposition Jet US In NE meantime iooA on IN 81
suc-
Every man who Eliminates We regard a. traitor To
bis counTy-for be gives q triumph 20 Whigsey and
thereby nisn. The grasp on our throat. and tell our
readers hat eyes among ne people wnich
VIII MARI the traitor ani demand The payment OF me
debt Shich he hh- contracted
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Extract oi a letter from Z. Gould Bafan. wbo
went oa, % CAhornis lieutenant IN Col Stevenson
Regiment u $40 and who Is now member OF the
District Legislature al : ? dated
San FKANcIsco. June =. i-i9.
You people AZ home are Altogether mistaken n
regard - the gold mine. OF California GJid IL not
10 be shoveled up here by the paiifuil. Dat the
most severe and ard a0us labor IS required pro
cure /. aud rsen there much luck II u As there
Is Ia specalauus IN lottery tickets | vii give
YOU little Of my experience. For the trst ~eek :.
| believe, dag only about IS day and many =
dsy since have trAnped ~ ana dOSn Ine ravines
with ny pick and pAn, AID gone home al night
xilhou, having dag a dollar. The most ever
found N one day WAS $50 although have seen q
man = ongside OF me H-ht upon pile containing
nrsriy Thousand. The fact u the existence. snc
iodeed the iae xhAusuo.sy Of TIE gold Il not % De
doubted. IL IS every here
Aivise ali persons coming 10 bring with them q
good lis nt machine, ss machine does the Work OF
about ieur men TIE SOatn has ALREADY
sent her emIsssries here 70 SOlA snoug as Tor TIE
Introduction OF the darling Institution OF slavery
snd W, a lew OF as. youag, ardent and strong
have pledged ourselves - labor against tyranny II
any and every form. and vii certainly triumph
California shall never be polluted with slave
track.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Hayre Commercial Intelligence.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Frnm th. /, eprer saalr,

O~roNAsc> AXIS srrrsfos. ia'Y j..
s,rrs wrote ycu sst have visited tne hins-
80, Nine and 50 sssu,e 500 That 'm"' %
,orf. have rHt exceeded me r' ATTY ''Ff '-'e
.,.L 49, .hst. an the srln ne n1rirfd A hf1
..et .r.ft Tfn.s .tsfis sre Connected ~ s-fii ~
penn. Which they have run tnrnnsh s'oni i.I'f
,. - me surface Tbs tnff runs psfs N'n =
...r i..r.us ~ sheets ~ copper iuf 'tr NI t'r -
rn copper .nnflnue. irf nln.f n' go f.''nt'
tns friff hif ffsy fsrr r.f yff begun 70 tt." W NJ
vein g. xsrarnUf COL hns fHIck no sheet - -f -
=, i. ,ff.,, , az. ~ fhe .rsffs there is mss ~
...o.- 40 n.saf ths' should fh.rk ~"na messtfe
. y, fs.f m tfskress irs i-rf ffrm 'hs 'n-'s tns
.-.t f r.np.r IL. fnr0Nu .at o. 80 fn '.fh At sfon
.r the fr'f th.s 10 81 lhr We. ,ni ani FOL. ne ffn'
.-s .nenIrs /. c. rrer ..ani .r urff N iNrf .Fe
m q. r.r., .ixtv f-n AZ e.rA ans s." .n'fes' ne ="
l. s. f..t ss fney 80 l ins- f-rri t ~ 'rt
,l.-. r-., g. r 20 fH srrsk ' 't' IN
-rs su u-fare Nnsf of me vs.n- iu fr- nn'fF INST
-.re -r0 an silver nave furusi u4f thr iAsfsi s-Hhu
t.s nssr tde surface a.,
81 hnagp hs- Hfcrei Hnn' aef ''ih 'n ''' -.
,-.fian ttaf l0os. ffms, ks.iy vel - i-f Hni e-s
r.a rro .psr, of nlskng very God mine N''A. 10
r. - north east if.u the NIre-Nts ~ufR mo A'tsa
t.r. Il. have commenced WORK IN ore oi - '.is
thai have 1sen N1rsed former times lnes iNNn' os
clearing the .o from the old excavation, fhfi inT No's
n.t ts.n .h.nfnnsf Nh@ tho pfo-prcf VS. to'n 'ef
they now nna th- copper ssht shout anY pfo-s-e'
~ 20 ever being exhausted f0r yrafs tn GONE I've
| miner. nork,d On t.fsrert 'ysrm ron ne
| ,n ners of the pre.er, Ray Their ~oi&' in.i h.ss
H,.en s-assref ell uear tlf surface H'1 '~h '@s
In.rs " the present dsy have nucn sfsatrf afrsa
U surface Wser than tnry hsfe 20 n.i sf .H 70 600
.~qa~nce the oprsing. sre not made 80 frf ms"
.r'tsIv r.r.s.srv Tho ffT Nine 30 frIs me . tnfn
.4 ,ut asff,f than ever has d.n" fir' lhr ,f'h
| wet Na.ns Co near 20. h.f.'f - ''. 10 as
| stand one 1i the Hsst On fn~ axe lNff N'f' as
| found OLD excavations - thr NIrin F~ti
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
supposed Los. of n California Vessel.

BALIfMoHE, saturday Aug D IN
The schooner FERDINAND which sailed from Bal
tore for California on the 2ith February &. believed
20 be- lot with ali on board
Two men representing ihemseves as her crew have
arrived here They state that when SIX days from
Rio the Ferdinand biged. and that the shove mention
ed person. James BeDnet and John Lswless, escaped
in a boat They saw the vessel sink shortly after 90
They dnfied three days and landed at Fortesqae-
thence they sailed.for home
The following persons aboard the Ferdinand
and are supposed 70 be lost. The whole expedition
was under the direction OF Capt Bennett
c Hart Nesmiih. chei mate John B. siar5uck
second mate James c. Hynson, physician Georg'
Wsit A. Webassau. Horace Nelson, Thomas W
Bell John Jennings. Israel Mauluby, " Breod
das. W l. Rhodes Robert Fisher. Edward w. Ham
bleton William Hsmbleton, John Alden, R Scott, las
NJ Baron. W Tilyard, Z Muller c. D Yard VIM
NJ Jourdan Philip Darby, James II. Bsily, James II
Ac!nson William Wilson. James Kennedy. Mathew
Johnston. W Bel Neis ). Davis, J. Bennett James
Clash cook and TWO stewards -hlrty seven IN all
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06

that the Hungarian leaders have committed
grave misrAke-we fear fatal one. They had
but one wsv 10 match the disciplined ba,tslions,
and overwhelming Plumbers By which they are De-
leszuered bot that seems 70 us sure one. The
should have bent ali their exertioos 70 the single
object Of defeating and destroying Paskle eVitcn .
army before il could lock bands, through Grsboe
And Ssus corps, with Hsynsu and Paniatia.
With their great superiority in cavalry, II .ocsl
know edge and sympathy, IL mean, Of trsnspor-
tstion and their interior lines Of c0mmaaIcstion,
they ought - have left barely soldiers enough 90
the upper Danube 70 have defended Conorn snj
employed Haynso, while the great mass OF their
armies from a.. quarters should have been hasten
ed under BEN and DembinskI 70 The lie Of the
Tneiss, and there precipitsted 10 crushing mum
oers upon TIE main Rsss.sn army. One hancrrc
and fifty thousand mon might thus have been
masseo on that point, and great battle delivered
At least week before Hay ns1 or sboe, hoT
ever feeoy opposed, could nave reached the scene
Of conflict. and Psszievltch thus certainly beaten
and. # beaten slnihlsted. To retreat up the
Tness and us tributaries, and over the Cafps'h'-
aus into Gahcia 10 the face Of al exssPe'A
ted ard Triumphant n oantsin popu.stloh' VII"
the victorious Hu. gsnsn cavalry pressing on
| ois resr would have been morally IN Yo'sio.e'
! He could never have led back ten tnoos%nd men
through the Dakls pass iato Galucis. Inat oe'es'
would have been decisive, even adm tang That
Hawai-. Grabbe ssd Sal. shou meantime form
| ia, o,ion on the Danube and advarcs by Bada 10
the Theis.. That advance would only sea- their
destruction.
Now sdmitttiog-wnich IS the most favorable
esompton-thst Dsnbinskis appearance al Co
morn may enable Gorgey 10 resume the offensive
With confidence. - cover Pestn and attack Hay
naa before either oithe advancing Russian armies
can ioin HIM. we fear 1t Will amount to little
| H.ynao may be beaten, bat lie cannot be snnihl-
| la,ed ss Paskiewitch night. Master OF both
| banks Of the Danube above Com0rn, he can a.
any tine he peases put that great river between
him and hi. Antagonists II beaten where he nov
s. Rssb Is not far distant, and there bic commsnd
Of the fortress aud bridge would enable him At
east temporarily 10 check bis pursuers, while he
main body crossed the Danube or retrested 10 good
order on Presburg We do psin'u y fear, therefore
thatthe Hungsnsns best chance has been thrown
away, and that G6rgey. in spite Of Dembinskl 5
iancton. must soon retreat abandon COmorn TO iis
fate or be hemmed 10 between hostile forces over
whelmingly superior and exposed TO destruction.
Most happy shall we be 70 see these sPprehen-
1 .tor. diss nnoiuted.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Norih-CnroIina Election.
CONGREs.

ma Dist-Moore County gives SIS votes for
Edmund Deberry, Whig, to 54' for Green w
Caldwell. Loco. (Another account says Deoerry
545. Caldwell 52s)
Moore gave for Governor last year Manly Wing
si4 Reid. Loco $50 1t usually gives q 10 50 Wing
msjorty but gave Gen. Taylor Sc to 4oo for Gen
Cas- The District gave G,n- Taylor 5,9se votes to
3.e47 for Gen Cs.s and usually gives loo TO l1o
Wing majority Gen Deberry is almost certainly
elected
Vth DisL-Granville Comfy gives Abraham
w Venable, Loco o5 majority. (It gave Manly
70 and Tay lor / 2s maj MY last 'tyesrl
This renders vensbles election morally certain The
district gave 242 msjoity sgsins Gen Taylor, snd as
Vensole has gained l.e that in single close county
he Is very certainly elected
vim Dntrict- late Gen. McKsys. very
strongly Loco The candidates are John B Ashe
regular Loco. aud David Reid, independent.
Cumberland County gives Ashe s1s, Reid $50
Sampson %. oos -,
Wilmington City 4ls 81
=. s. Further reports assure Ashes election
10y large majority.
villa Dnt-All the returns that have reached
81. g,ll,uxfyg
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence 90 The lnnone
pHrf ,DFfFuiA. Sunday a.

pHif ADrf FuiA. sunday Aut >
On friday evening est, on ihc Columbia h'u
road near Paol one Of tho hands employed on he
road named James Bennett. ~ss seriously iu ared
hy 'te passing one Of bis ih CHS that be- died
n frls hours affrr the accident
Tn. Board ot Health f1 day report - cases ~ Asisnc
Cholera and deaths having occurred since yrsri Day
A Young man named Frederiss Wiley ~ss yestef
day committed 10 prison In default oi - OoO bal on
the charge OF striking Spring Garden ~stehiasn,
named samuel Wood. Friday night with 'hns
shot Wood Is now ying very lOg, his pnysiclan easf
tanning no hopes ot his recovery
Yesterday a pedsr ~ umbrellas named DougheFty
who resides IN Howard place. Southsafk While Under
the influence u liquor. attempted 10 commit slicdab by
cutting his threat He 10 recovering
There has been a great uot In SOuthwark todsy-
Quite a large party attacked the Neccscoe ndns
house and such a scene of bl0Odshed has been Tarey
witnessed in that district
Tas Flour narket has heen very qniet Holders akt
per barre for eh ground pa'ces ami - sii Tor od
STOCK but the sales limited small Ois fur f~ -lppy
he cify ce.isr. Rye F.ouf--smaI ssles Al - res
~ Corn Nes - much reduced aud holders sfr bm
, per bb Tor Penus ,lvsnis but no afge sales have
-pired. Grain-W hest D.. scarce and much wanted,
not only f1r qlannty but FOR shpm-n, he Fs.sard-
some further sales " prime ne~ Red have tern made
10. tnd prime While. ~ here, would comma ia te
per hush~ Rye--uAll sales a. O. cfs per hu-nrl Con
The market IL nearly bare and t d. much wanted s-ss
Of yellow A. 0l "a. per a bs sfDat and IN store OsS
ae 10 moderate dem-nd 20 d jo cis per hushei fr
southern ana 81 s. cts fOf Prnnsyqa Whisky sn
fair demand a q ct- M hhds snd 2f- In hb's
sALGs o. STOCKS FtG Board I'D dftey-s fenn %
81. 500 Nav -. ~. $1,000 Do, -. Oir-fd, N,
sssond hoa,d aad ffts,s ffo hsaiing Mort. u, sl0
Nav D., -. Is Reading, 10 ~ DO III, 81 10 so~n, ~
= 8l q rarf IA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-06
PRIVATE AOWcsS 70 TIVE TRIBUNE.
TgLsGRAPHC AND EXPRESS NEWS
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TO TIE HOUR OF Sal L NO,
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LONDON, ID J = II A VI
There . not any further def tie inlege rom Rome
As 20 the intentions II the Pope
The return. 4 the Bank Il France for the week ending
July 49, we're OF favorable character
TIE Committee arnonted 20 consider the propriety n
Adiournng Assembly have not yet agreed upon heif
report It's thought that the Government Will suggest
that The Al Ourumen ake ace on me st OF scpem1e
an continue iiil October 81.
A con.iderahle numrer OF concealed arms hsve been
discovered CORN. and fte-n Of The Red Republicans
have been srresfer znd placed 70 prison
The Preceui ~ ih- Republic has conferred me oroer
OF th- Legion q Hnlor several and Clergy
men f1r the zea ard ss.cuiy which they displayed dur
ing ihe prrvsl-uce OF the Cholera
Inel g-nce from smyrna has a.'o come 20 hand TRADE
there st-gnant To a. its departments EKcnange on
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