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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
The French az Rene.

Muen excitement has been caused al Rosae by The cir
ensi,oo IN uspu.cpt o. letter from the Fresdent OF
fss French Republic 10 NJ Edgar Ney, which VIII be
found IN our Fterea news The csrdnss who form The
pol Government are understood 10 be 90 very esd
rams with ns Fr-ncb Commander, General Rossolsr. ane
10 be obsuasy deaf 60 French renorsirsnees ss4ns,
TOE policy adopted by tho PsPsl snnor,iies veosssl
Re.,aso A Issued proc smson prohibusg all public
--ngs and calling toe agents OF The ponhe fofee 70
tbs measures prevent them An GRAFTON 10 isvor o. ine
reeco AID sxsns, the Cardinals bed been intended on
a. 8 uitino but eoers hos;osn prohibtted u TIE
FrencA General has ordered The Mnlser OF Ponce ss.
W N not 1, maze any IN ess ne can ssu'iy IN
,.l.n OF The ea,t Of he .rss accused II 10 SID
Ia. The Papal Gore refuses to psy ne lss, hS
y dividend due on the Rorsn socs, on The plea t,Ai
% ~ va. Al hst psriod-ts S0h OF Jane-uDdcr the
away Of ~ Republican 0evsmRsRA The fors Wa W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

assreetos. he sheet 81 Re sE,issi ne eorri o.
vsuDs, he otisei Il which he Hurssnsns ard ssir
alice should ain. ought o. BE Re overthrow q rat
House
But ss tie general Interest q Europe csmsndstse
steros Of powerful STATE between Russia Turkey sni
Western Europe porl0n Of ths peoples which Tow
constitute TIE Ausirans, namely, he 50hsul.ns, ID.
Aorarisn. ne sesisuf, re Iyrsns and under reserve
he Cac.srs, u gtt desire 70 form confederate sac
VIII the new Hungary sfer - sac, ssiabAsL-d ca
tie tssis Of e91s 'y nd jgfce fhou have ccutofc
iis forces iu h--cry h ne Elrope-a lfereft which H
ought 10 guarantee o wss recognized a. 9rinc.P= hat
Hungary fshcl Nss alssoy s-slred. BY hsr soriogs
struggle sgsins. Austria o. ne ns4t Of ProPosing
comn0n measures 10 tie pror.cs usl usueoI sacud,
by solemn &C. az 81 O. I'd proper moment
invite lie people or tie Ausuisn monarchy g.
form Z rsv c0n,-dersnor. bye common agent. which.
without susck u The lll-.eroe1ce of he allied States,
should be 10 poo 70 care 70 l-e in- srerszb &C.
gree Of power. 10 wss gnlzed IN order ihst s1oad
he .en free 20 he Islsn and Cerusn popu.tlon
Of The Monarchy. whose il.ere.is ard visbe. a.
f,fed from hose or de population Utleci-d 20
tie A1sran domination. &c c01st.llts themselves 80
separate State 81 Conedefsaon, s1d 10 rally
under he German Center o Frtlsf0 sld m res. under
an Italian State
TIE interior question o. Hungary vss lheu tskeuup
II. nezbsrs Of ne Hure legation declared ihsi
Hunger prepared 70 seknoT ed so al he legitimate
rghs u the usi01ailes " h1rgsry uo Magyar These
nai0n-ltes divided il.0 t0o asse--laOse n the
froauers Tficl fl- traditions give --Pas'e exi-
ten~esrd as lnfonGes --s 1sVeoIfd ard n4f e CON-
rzc ln one OF h-se we tad Cr.alr, the terrI l
vcerogaq srI the HonsriGrs, in the second. .ae o.
vacss nd ine Germans The Nlsysrs viii sccord u5e
penderce 20 fhr fret cs.-. AID i. not sach DO % Hun
e-rg e1rfrt biz federal -. Lfder ne reserve OF certain
suppsuOrs for re sgppOf 81 common nret ne esia-
Dshmenl offoaes and co nnlnicsons and me guaranty
Of free Commerce
Their WI remain me question respecting be nil-
iaTy frontier The Inhabitants in@y fesln lroef tle ri
tzy l-, sifsch themselves 90 hF civil pnpuai %
respective countries - io trr second Lass il-
psope wi have special srriIri.rsiionr krey i.st-
Ice national aacu-ge in schools, tribunals communal
instructions be freedom of worship. hut their pzrc
ulsr existence viii be- limited fhs Thee assurscces
gave rsfscuon 70 lie Prince CzarOr} ss ard R-gsr u
fh-f decided ilsi ne Hungarian Drt sC-d publish
his derlsrsf On sOi-mn Ofca 49,. and the porul4
n0n II Hungary not IA. would sccept % VITA col-
hdeace -ascon snd for the future urn Their arms
heir Efforts sgsng The common erenyihati = o.
the spsuoR1-,iar coalition The ef,rfs n favor ~
Lbry ana 10 fyor OF Nsulaa Interests should accord
ingy be redoubd IN orceT sfsin IBIS result "a speed
tlv a. lcssit.ef
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sept II. ChhlsIoPHER HART. aged A. y-ar
ns -Hsf. s4 sks p4c- SATURDAY norag1z s.h nat Al
o-et en % fsscelcs Of tss Eesui hzr Jana AZ
fs-tas 20 ifisfsd he csEhol Csr.,sry E.v,otb 49,
-. a - -. y-'in4iie1 r.
sP- 20 -. EDWARD 90 efFa-es ass c,.ssnns En- ,s.
I-s s-ss Of i1- .n4y srso q. Imam. f,o -
$50. ~ aiasr, 80 Pe>rs- nsrfo- 1s,h "a. =. ~
otifcs ? Il ~f-hosf fgrt1sr 49, - -''l
Flrsss 49, --'-- u "1A<in sa1 Jsns
-. -sss. .as 'ssss q "a. ty respectfully i,,.s 70
- - -->f@ -as frtail afsrSoo1 az. a.t =.
~ f-si9e-cs ~ sprrg sltaoat turtle, rvr.-1.
E-o.r, ~ sstosa Leg No. % q ,ss a.. =
sac i1s IsssfsL P'~N--y 1'tsc 70 q;
h0DE, isg..t., Of pnz ho4- ~'"A AHELA
f,ses o. "a fanny ss Ct Ger sro,hsrs ch.rs. a.. y1
" 70 are rsspsctsly nst-d stt-ns s.r
= n roe Der te fssasnc. % Risiaxss., ~ :,
10y s.s1as sept A. o. chforc c.ssrh.s 500
- q Wa El.e;. .s-o 20 ear. -'.' 'AnAn {
sa1s o ne i.riy attso1 hsr 6u... -. l.
80 Nnfi-t Ter -nogt uftn.r 49, - WI
.ssf a. 'iNAHi r. EMMETT,
-a--fa VI .ss ace fron b. ist. r.i,re- "a .
-Atsi-sJ, a. .oe.nek rh hs fr-ot. .ns ..., :,
- sl'I-1 &4i sr-npt hrsn-a Of II. CT Of e.. =.
ft-d : st,-n1 -hO.. or aet.. No'-Ja are m
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Some discussion occurred on the question Of

Some discussion occzred on the question o.
asking the Don-Dsleestes &c take sn outside Plses
and allow the Dele gates 20 have TIE fcor. Mr..
BOYD Of Washington proposed that the Conven-
tion proceed toesIot hr Judge Of Appeals NJ
RIDDLE Of y Y. proposed thst he vote be taken
rir0 rocc Objected 20 sid ovcrruied, ss contrs-
ssaing 2 resolution sirea3y passed 20 vote ~
ballot
| On noiioa Ct \. 3 DlcSISsoN OF Stsuoso, the
President was directed TO sppoat Committee
OF che f-om each Judicial District - prepare a.
Address and Resolutions TO be submitted 70 tbs
Convention
On motion. Me.srs TowxssSD ct Albany. ard
RoBIssoS Of Ede. were chosen Tsller. The
Counties were directed 70 be called IN order, ard
the De esasss sseaied to approach the Teliers sai
deposit their votes 90 the bslot-box.
The Convention nov proceeded 20 ballot for a
Candidate Tor Jpdge II APPsais. The Ielers an.
nouncsd the following result
Geo. Wood ..-....-.s2 Joshua A Spenccr.-..s4
3. Davis Nox0n. 10 A. Greene --..--.---.
While To Telers were counting the votes,
Toe President announced the following Com
niiiee on Address aai Resolutions.
hessrs A \. DicEINsoS OF Steubeu. : c HER
RISG of y. Y. H. DsO, MAcF.ELA>D Of Orange
g. ". GoFF Of Essex. JAMES NJ. Cook Of Sars-
togS, EBEsEzER BLAKELr o. Otseso. -- HaTcR
OF Chepsngo aud : LOVE OF E-ic
There being no choice of csndidsle f,f Judge
OF appeals. the Convention proceeded TO q second
ballot, tic nsme OF Ar NoxoS having been with.
drawn.
Mr. HoLLisTlE OF Oneida spoke briefly IN .ur-
port of the claims q Mr.. SFENcER.
The vote, being taken, resulted IS fellows
For George Wood. go Joshua A Spencer. ~
B Davis Noxon....l.
j 4. Spencer nominsied By one majority.
Mr. TAYLOR moved ihst W,sHisGros HUsr he
nomlnsted for Controller by scc.smstion Oh
je,tsd to, and over uled as out OF order The pre-
vioUs resolution u ncmiuste by ballot wss recon
sdsrsd aud rsso!nded far IS this Hcs ~ss
concerned and w asaIsGroS HUsr was nominated
b. soclsmstion, every voice being raised in his
favor.
The Convention now proceeded 20 ballot for Sc
cretqry Of STATE. with the following result
For Christopher Morgan. 90 Dapiel D Barr ard
Al Alvsh Hunt Thoma, II Bond, /.
On motion, CHRIsroPHEs MoKeAs was unsni-
mously declared the Wing candidate FOR Secretary
Of State
The Convention then proceeded to bso. for
Treasurer with the following resu,-lth name OF
Hon. s. II. P. HALL having been withdrawn.
For Alvsh Hunt, IS Epenetus Crosby, Al
B snk. l.
ALvAH HUsT was unanimously renominsted
Mr.. BOYD withdrew the name Of JANIS GIBsoS
as candidate for Attorney General and, there be-
ing 10 person now in nomination bu, SAMUEL STE.
vESs, he moved 8 suspension Of the rule, and that
Mr. SAMUEL STEVENS of Albany be unanimously
nominated for Attorney General without ballot
Carried, and Mr. Steven, SO nominated
Here the Convention took recess flor tea till
4, O'Clock.
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CAPE oFGooD HOPE
Trnnhle nhnuf Tran.portcd I onNlcs.

On he "a q J-F.n most Impressive cisqsy o. P-l.le
fse took go 10 C.pe-l0-1 f-suF- 20 "a lnl-.-s-
Ton q c0uvlcfs from ne motnrr co1nHy Ire D---Is
- Z ~ - open az. on t1- cfHn1 .s1c ~h-f-
u0sVfhsan1irz 1fsy-orsoe sfat- % ~--ioer-'n
rsn u~rf down In 0-rerfs during ne frraeT pan OF
H. tn--en immense muluus5- VI rsrAs an cases
assembled snc .foof FOR sK hours si-1ls Ano rs
c5uprisirs Of abe. inaserts .nd ~-sitt
or fhs rsnmu1ifv c-1-hec 20 ne ski1- move
--orded 40 enforced series Il powerfully ~olted res
oiur11s. The gt1.. = When <ere lnHnirl sy car
with ihund-rs q appreciation. 80 ordered % Dc einocec
y one nore petition 10 t1e Gleen ana fsf-Heni OF
Britain
With regard 10 destination RI 'A- batch o. coz
expected shortly IL IL N-plIn-. the Clp> I0.'7 Ma
avs The Governor las understand. Oh good SUE Do
nv Tow recz-d upon having he eou7icts expected
the Neptune coufned obe, slsc and not dl'irtl-
ID even % application l1i her Ms iss,ys pleasure =
ssos, and tbs rroc asuon % nat effect 10 70 - -
s1ed forihwih n this be -, 10 may 40 some ~.y 10 "a
~ The iucf q The c0ioriste VINO can now hope D.
cnrfuurg determined and an MOI resistance, 70 zee
hsieu order 10 coIrc revoked ~ soon A. ne nome
Government sha recsive the -ispac1es 81 ne governor
and hear offhe proceed !nzs Of he people"
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c,rr,,... .. ADOPTED II. r.sl.s.

ilon wss aid over Ill 20 morrow, that something W
ward . oupr1niss ms ht be ssecisd IN ne ntrf
Rev Dr ,Yros -esi over the nsues Of those slA On
tee srd considered u sings ~ that "a gen
tsrnen who had taken : most scvo pert ~efs EEK n
the Conrirtee. and yet they we're me ony '~o go
vo.ss coafrsry . others most IN portSht
Ti- ss toid bv member Of thst Committee that th-
Reverend gentleman who took prominent PsI1 ~ o'
p, .i,ar had chsf hand In the removal 81 tNe ssue
rnsu alluded 70 -
NJ Eraaxr sa.i-es 10 know Il re vas the person -
errrs % ard on berg informed IN the sfn si'e, ne
denied H. After some conference between 'ne ~
seuttren D.. HSbcr ssid be had 5cen n.o -.
r. -sor . H. Ts,sorsl OF one ~ the gentlemen ~ss
that ~ hsd told something out II COMMITTEES upon
which &c should have preserved silence Dr. H. 20
olutar Vss hnsIiy i-ii on To- table.
Th- Convention adjourned 70 meet ~ o'clock IN inc
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ENGLAND,
Form Of Prayer ngnipst Cholera.


The following is Special Form OF Prayer be used
Ia all churches and cnspeis throughout England and
Ireland on Sundry next, aud % be continued during
tine prevalence OF the Cholera:
"OAmighty God and Father, whose power crea-
able resist and whose baud tue issues u
Ae and death. Ook down beseech thee from heaven
thy dwellings, ace. upon Us lre unworthy servants who
turn 10 Thee their only refuge, 10 ms season OF sickness
and gIcs mortality. We confess. Lord. thst we have
deserved 20 be Tree from hist visitation Of Thy wrath
which hes Ell c'ed other nations OF ne earth W. &C
k1ONlcas ~liu shame and coufon thai We have shown
cursevos untAnsful Tor many special mercirs Voucn-
sailed TO us and have rot made lhs return Tor our na0n
FL blessings which thou highest jlsiy require e. orr
hands We have departed from Thy commandments We
have followed io1 mucl ne intuSs oi % present world
au4 Ia prosperity have not sufficiently b0nOred
thee the Author and Giver Of sl n thou wer % deal
with after sins ard US according 20 our ini
eu!iies couc no, stand 30 shy sight But hOu hssi
revealed myself unto ID Of mercy and forgive
toward those who con-s, ;heir Grworthuess and
thee in repentance sd prayer When lsrAei hsc
provoked thee wrath sud "a Jdssnd- fell BY the destroy
ng pese5ce thou coss stay The sword Of The avenging
angel, when The purpose VI my Judgment fulfilled
Wnen The OF Nlnevrn repruira OF heir inquiry, thou
dist lay aside the rercen-s OF tlae spsrcd
gully city, when ttou Inst they aned from
heif evil way And row q Lord, W. rnt--.i thee ah-r
thy rch grant thine sfict the
Ike spirit Of repentance, that thou may withdraw Thy
caa-usemrnis from our 4snd, an1 slay nc pague and
grevcus sickness which l. auTO q, making deco
aie MAY Ie Judgments ~hsh iboa ha- sent ~or@ II "a.
hve.y isiih more enlre Obedience more ear
NEST 10 couolm o. ms WILL and 20 advance ny glory
Make duly sensible q ny goodness 10 maintaining tn
domestic tranquil fy ~ oar land. in preserving from
intestine c1umoucns and in granting plentiful reurn 10
the lahore 81 Ogr tuspsndwen. Teach % show or
hansfa for these n-rci-s BY Increasing cesre
relieve distress 10 remove al occasions % cscorent
S1c ulImurngs and 10 promote good viii and concord
among curse yea And may the frequent instances Of
mortality which have be renind all Of lh- near
death and dispose 20 number ocr Gays hst We
apply hearts unto ~i-dou that ~beh-r lving
dyirg, nsy 20 fould faithful disciples Of HIN who
has taken s~sY ile sne 81 cssh snd ooenSd ne gale
81 everlasting life 10 Ill believers Hear -, Lord for
ny goodness ssreai ard according 10 ne mul1uce O
ny iner,ies receive isese peaucrs l.rcugh Jesus
Chnsi cur Lord Amca'
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IoNIoS ISLANDS.
Outbreak IA IephalOnis.

Al sxu.orsinsry Ga-s;is Of Cone daisd AZ so,a al-
contain. p.-cas. " serious 01Ihrsak Ces HAonis
Alh,ugh tranquility hst been ultimately resie- J. sss
found Lcccssary % pro-lain AIlAl Llw y. s-tA.'
are ftvru tr etser. caist hs cOil. irl Ar. y k1
th- Love gh Comu--i1rer 10 us r. snless % fooea
4ao Preside Of be S-LAie Of tA- lsa n1s a. -ay
he 10 alumo 10 s1own thai pePsfsiions we're
uaslns foT AZ outbreak BY 81 urn a. ne RIGOROUS
Nsccc The brcihrrs George Plersrio f0cco s1a spa
Grczcrio Scaaro o. he oh. ne road o~aic Sea A.
riafofersuen for The police picket aired o. ~ ne
rioier.-s sergeant beng o1rird A1t cocsiaoe klei
On III 9Th g. communication viii krsosicA ~as eni g.
SD me 20 ICE heips driven OF o. Scala PEI 81
T. refuge Gu-rc. COsla b9at- Ors OF ne nosi
res rcssd cuI-ns, Isnsc Lsrna.c Wa s1frs Ave ~ as
sssss Win i've 81 a. sssysss ols>s sG1.k.axs wss
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New Order of Things In sicily.

"Ferdnand by the Grace OF ID King Of the Two Sicl-
les Of jerusalem Duke of Farms PiscenKa Castro,
q rsrd Hereditary Pnuce Of Tuscany. &c
Wishing To arrange the ansrs of Sicily We have re-
solved 10 decree. and do decree ss follows
Article There shall te Minister, Secretary OF State
for the safs Of Sicily, residing NJ Naples near our
person when residence shall no. be IN Sicily
20 We Minister. Secretary Of State for the Affairs
If Sicily IN Nep,s the Councillor OF State Don Giovanni
Cassis
- The new service with which he will be charged by
thu. appointment sbs n wise interfere with his former
employ
"a Dur Minister, Secretary Of State, Precedent OF he
Coan OF Mnsersis charged with The execution Of this
decree "FgsDINaND.
" "A true copy Of the on ginsl)
. Prince CARiAIi, Minister, Secretary Of Stale
President " the Couuc OF Ministers,
Prince Of SArRiANo, Duke OF Taormnz,
the Lieuiensnl-Geners Comm sudeT In. Chief"
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ITALY.
Venice rnaer Martial Law,

The Tszss Gassfs ef the Slss ut contain. . ,a,,s
tion. dated NE SOLE, by Which General Co rsSowss,
sos coffee hoases aud pS bic paees remain opeo q !
oae BY decree II tne date the papsr a,ocs
Of Venice reduced 10 hs It's nominal value h ~
bs exchanged for treasury eis which ee earrsn
throa hoat too LON bsrdo Venetian hpgdom M.r,o.
kadusrsy arrived Venice the 2sth win Arendas.
Sl.nsmand After REVERSING the troops the soqsrr o
81 Mara marshal AID h. sriie enleed the CslheSrs
ana 10. ard maze The msrshs has EFF for Aouxs
The lAei blow has been dealt upon Venice. TIE pri
viexe OF that city FREQ port has been withdrawn OF
~hc0 Is The cane thing, 10 confined the lltle ise o
Sac Oorsio Nszson- Thus The oaly prop which sssys
TIA. pobe cry from rain has been snsteacd away;
tAe .uu Of What uule commercial prosee1v IL isllerl,
eDloysd will be sweps over lie oys rival Trieste
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The Archiuke has hirei what 10 ca led here garden
dwelling house G ihe midst OF garden, Tor The
whole OF The Au-mu. itas reported 1 several journals
hst pau Of The Austrian army corps sisonen 10 ihe
Norafhefs composed OF 501 i0I -qlafrous OF horse
% cannon defined proceed 10 this place snd
the righburaOOi Il ti- Lower Maine The Frankfort
J,lrHai that ls is uexHc thst these troops
Will not quit their cantOnmeu's, with the exception Of
SS men. who aiier The Rising OF Tie state of siege, Will
be sent 10 Rastad a. Ausias contingent 10 me garrison
Of thls federal inrless.
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BUSIN 80 NOTIOpS

~ TIE PHsEsoLocrcaL C.srxr- ISa -
SAL eontsins Dgsts and casts from ~.
.1s most dlsingllshec men that ever lived 800 VI
GLIDING Egyptian mgmnle. pirsl-, robSs,s ssoee 10.
80 ana nuuiefols paintings and drswspS. -,
&c llaveua', living sad dead aad IL siwss y.
ss9- = e1.mnsu ocs, W III written ana v-rbs
y ss no. issn when desired inducing oirecoa.
o.r-. \" s.S Pstons Tue selection Of suiIsb =
=, - o-s.Lcss, conselial cOn psu.un. -, :. -
&c --ea ~! Do found valuab e a.. 80, e.e'
-sT interesting fOWLERs WELLS Cnetoe NJ
l<s sd lsl Nssssu-st Ner.YoIii
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SWITZERLAND.

lser fon B-rue addressed the Pat,fs. INDUCES II
he bope hsf he swi.- 5sir VII De srralse1 more easily
thxn wns neievsa. The I1csg.ts parry n-s gained n-
unger.Aars Gsa Dgiolr = .u.-g 10 Germany Tor ne
propose " obtaining sluiez5s arrangement II -
nrrover asserted nat Pruss. = sllu sisd WIN ne Irs
"a ~ snd thst Tor Indemnify s1= vi!
nl On he restoration o. tEe Cs1sl % Ne~ieasel
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NJ A n r led

a, s'srsy. &c rhsr.ssy s-ft - gr Jsooea. Mr.
st 5aAEH Of Scion % MARY ELIZAsEr5, sssss,
l@-snisf ~ Nst~ b-0s Esa bro.ssr
s-7s y. - k-v co-r-s h~ysoe, THOMAS ARMSTRONG Of
"lisr-esfEa-
DC Ings.y .s.sE sept a. At e MARI. css,ch D. Dr.
ltan 5tshI shIsh % C.'narse C. oay ls1shsr Of ne
ats A-o1to Wsk.nsn, a. u tas CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

Died On lAe 81 inst a Rf.hAa Cs.le, resr Dngwsl.
k,-s-snlEe z gi h-v ne -hop ~ Norwich The Rev
pre- ouy III Tor short tine, bet tis nal.dy fatally
terminated 10 sesoa % ih- brain. The deceased
he srcorc o. ~ T stanley, u Alder ey, C1e
shire az bofn W ls. a> be seventy yezrs
% s.e H ~zs rolcar1 a. 5 john. College, CsIn-
ondge. de WAS formerly rector oi Ader.ey, AID ~ss
appointed shop of N0r~ ich 1857 n also CLERK
OF the csei 20 t1r 0e~u, President OF a- Linnfan so
c-ty, and Vi he ccrmi-sou~s appointed n is io
IL aiire INTO The sts.e OF ne Brush Museum He ~ss
greatly beloved snc - al cs-scs Ia l. cioce Sc
Consequence u rs Tons m pfoinorrK education,
ana - supporting charitable nsuiuocs o. every 1escp-
ton L married. 10 IS 10 lhe 1e1ghtsf o. Rev o.
wAd L-sc-sl~r BY whoU ~ raves large family. he
was RE srhof The Familiar History OF 5Tiuss B.rts,
work - dira hss acquired eNlersive cir 4lauon'
The following aTls ma spr o.-ine ~ nsV- zen n ace
Mr. A Il sIsel-y, unP4id s-iAehe 81 W Arlington
20 - unpaid aitsclc - I 50 2.
MI Rumbola 10 % unpaid ziiseAe W.shlasioc-
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FANCY hats.


Nonk o.
~ Lie shame cure the face ~ chd Z" am a.
unbecomsng hat and GsSt> Of .l4 Broadway. IA csn<
attention 10 the crest variety the slc.t Paris fashions
en,reh.ns.f n hi. large assortment o. Ch dren Fan
c Hat. snd Caps can saey say that a. bic establishment
every shade Of complexion snd .s OF face can be 'lis
,via the article best adapted display to advantage 10
peculiar chsm. aud stihe mosi essolsble prices
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To The PUsLrc NOTICE An advertisement was iais
ly published 10 The Ttbans signed BY Scaoley Ryan
Of Plusogrgh Psnnsylvsvis In which II 10 alleged o.
the ssd Scholey Ryan hsve secured to them ny deed
and article Of ssrsemeni the exclusive use of sas
ers patented machine for carving wood and metal This
Is entirely untrue. scholey Ryan have not, ard nevei
had, any interest In the patent night for said machine
They have been notified that they this alan
der Of The title to said patent DO prosecuted for H. Tho
only article Of agreement scholey Ryan ever had with
the Pstentee was coparnership agreement respecting
tho manufacture Of wood type and that contract bro
ken by said Scholey Rysn and has long since been a.
naly terminated. l. NJ SINGER Psienise
New-YOrk, Sept IS ls49 sas 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

0overumeri order vii forthwith be Issued in virtue
Of which The Grand Duchy ~ Baden s to be occupied for
three years by Prusssn army. consisting Of six eg.
mens ofnfanly four Of cavalry and park Of artillery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

~ Astonishing and unbouuaed success Of the low
price system Of selling sessnt patterns Of English carpet
lag oielons rugs, dusges At the ceebrstsd Cheap
est Carpet Establishment In the United 5stes 90 Bowery
-hRAM AsDEssoS's. Five large show-r rooms stocked
with the most beaulf assorments at unprecenlediy low
prices You select carpets from q 81 TO 100 per yard
oicolhs al IS g. 70 81. and English dugge IS 81
per yerd- worthy he attention OF purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
miscellaneous.

The Casrffs Dc F,ases has been seized on, charge
OF having STACKED Re bcsn Institutions 81 the Cons
alion, 10 srce signed Aexsndfe Kenny tbs journal
hmsy he remembered, 10 strongly Lexiumist
Amer The eensure pronounced on Nj Berlin, Deputy
Mayor al hAvre, by The Municp Council OF town,
Tue Republican speech be had addressed 10 the President
taA a noaaIy and another Of HE colleagues rendered
tneh resignation Toe Council Immediately elected tive
Other memhevs IN ihrlr place.
Toe CesrSv ts ~ that the vintage this yssr
VII De mach belo~ OF yeN The crop o. grapes
uao snl bat the ail 10 small The vintage 10 expect
10 r-sn 70 NE course Of next week.
"e "petA 10 suil sstr with the approaching rehearsal
ot uo~ opera IN nve sels, TO he SUPPORTS by ali The
S.s.eP- sInxers OF the establishment, and Of which
% saA'aot " t4ke th- principal part The music
49, v'eSs ~no~n by the Hungarian Genersl Gocgey
sos ne ."ve 70 pyooeet to Pans to snpenend s pro
o VIC oods The subject OF the opers l. TAX
cd Nsthiss Cosvia
NJ Jsaton has i've, discovered The famous Nsisd, al
diseose,ed pure snc unupsirsa in ihs snb,srrsn-sn
,.ls OF me Leavrs where Ass laid ever ,pcs IA
WIstis ytIoeps tously curious sllAoosh rerhsp, es.
valuable 10 NE dseosesy IN The sane hdins pscs OF the
famous apparatus of hehns he sstus gallery NJ nis h.
wach was executed oy crosr Of Napoeon and OF hich
al trace lad ben .osi ever since the RssoT,,o, Th,
discovery hae been bat ed viii ceshr nv Iii icy.,. ~
ART anc The sfpsfsiusi 10 10 Be applied 10 N.
original parpose. grsrd soess viii h. s,v~, IN ~.
coarse 81 the moth 10 srsis Of all dan ns.non. ~
may 10 NJ the time IN fsris al rsr.on. - 20 =. ,.s
ana ihs experiment tried for hshlinx ire rsls,Y r.
apparatus 10 said 10 have cost he 80
Empire than 10000 france spd 70 h. ~. .s
the ua,sd sdsrs OF al me great pAsas<.s Of ths dsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28

We learn from Deuche ZesHe Of the 6th inst that
several humid % captive insurgents al Rssadt a.
temp tod The an 10 make escape BY dsaming the
.euLe and forcing The gaer hut their endesvors 10 r.
feet their purpose prevented by the soldier. duty
and measures taken to prevent recurrence Of SINH
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