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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
Reply to Mr.. Mathews.

10 t-f dtteFs e 10 Es9sSs
atsrLINES sm AFRAID that Af CosNiLief
MAraEws aDsry when he wToIe hs card ~ ih 'ss'
So tAs Ppbl which spresrs Ia us mor-iugS Iraessf
Tsose be psGloz. Orts wherein ~ aludes ~ he En-
der.igusd sad yes thsy s=t words words aasT a.
He COMP sins thai en5csvOreo 10 the orief oO.e WIZ
Which accompanies ie- rXgEctfron Nj DicAEN' !es.rI
wheh yon pOhished, under h-sons OF your oWn pre-
living Us The by TN With me chsFes OF an
infamous uAure' watch SAD ract ccztsin-c a-slrs
Aposhef person Of he uin Of ma assertion ms read
" thai accom- pAnyiBF easily 'lcE- 10 0ny re-
ereoc- 20 &r ah=~s "a mese slvs,as = = Tt,He ~
1ifrs r-sfl.ss q III TreT o. TIE ~ A.
taors Of Eng AID @x-1lst N rs sh-ss % slS
ros zvlNe All rs preference sr o.. literary styi- sr1
philosophical nine 81 - sllhCr II Purzr Iqkira
Over those q he .uiaor Of DAVID IoffEfFltLo oLl
NszTWnT. Not Erotoer INT nAuOn oi any s5fI cs1
be extoled. hardly distorted. from ne brief note 10
Agsir.t a.r A.rasws personal charzri-r ssd- frcu.
his h.sr.y Tre'ersons have never sad uor nsinase
.ius e sIllas!e ha hesd md f-ort OF ny or &C
Ia, Z. thxtiu CON Ou IN toe No-s Rrrscte
AID otha7 journals 4 The lrsl crucA ability /, "a
trv have coneueec. s1a, VIE lhsn. DO AL cociecd.
tssI ~rer Mr. AsrHrws presents 10 he SS7 ~ ILL.,
rary merit and FrcutSnor. product q ~ hsy-
Always Nusgsrd ALI coEtrmad my owe .mpfessio,s
conrerr kn ~ ceoisors ron he very tesl efsry
usinis 10 AuericA Hsse 1is lasAyy-s
Tie ExszIHg GD-- IN r-ceCi AM more contrz11llorf
srtc- OF NJ MATHEWS ihkn ever y-nnst. speGIiog u
bin sef D. led. r-Fnsrts
es..uou a,tss sa1 80. yssass~s i-s .arai
s' oss- Poa =. isriy r-rts kr,ry t-vc- TIA
- nssr-y -1segta ss1 81
Fuse ,agh 81 q am th.y %
oacars,- sae a a. - s'-ts1.ezs inPer-al-y
Nov geotls ~, ssS ~ Szosl-a1t G. re ssePg az
sleeping work. Of TIE sathor Of Pussr Hopsn',
Wh-fh-F 10.
nsse hi-gs - a.
00Od morning. g-Dnsrlrz
foaFs f.hfslly, L Gaylord CLAIM
XVI T-as1 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
IN. Printer. Ia Faueall haII.


Bo5r5v aAss 81 ~. ls4'
soaA., uEsslEr. Esq -D5lr SIR !ar.t
meeting Ct the Mechanic. q Bo..,n ~. BID 81 sas
Old Cradle q liserty - Saturday e'eans as u
,ynpsthls with ne ,urseJm Pri-t~r' IL ;-e'r re
cent strike f1r higher wass' Va ? 7-ffHk'
P-s.4eni d. tie Boston rrin.ers uao1 wa caaed q
IN. chair and briefly .ss,ei he 5s-s ot 81 7elGf
@osa.b.. nrera ula1r ~ : " NUDEs, ec;5T oi re
Pa,A Fisl,r. CHAs. SHEFAAo. formerly ed''I oi 'lr
Be- FIrzrR V EgGHT editor o. ia@ t"'t- y H"S1e-
SEAvER Editor OF the ftrss-s TOT srd o!hrs' ne
.nazkers were eloeua~. - f--. . = 'h.H rtglss
son and brought down showers oi apP.snse
Hr WRisHr spoke OF tse ssccsss IN ha' io.oNea
The ,:rke" Of tha Boston Printers ne SAC iaai me
pubHsh.r. Of the Ci-oHgsP. we're gao ~ the oPPct9
- ., nc,s.. tha wages u taeir Aborers Instead o.
coa,ldertns the demand of tne Pnni~rt degrading %
the employers be considered nishJ nonc1 .S~ 70 A.
concerned lie vissed ~ ace IsO"f 7e. 'Su al ioI
mi. r...,n n favored tire roTeGent II vas out m
s- ., .aris. Of rnovsrcuis. The ead a. which would
~ the sstsbshmarf OF TIE pficcipr tnaf LABOR . O.
p,Isd = tre profit Of its P'ocaeloa'
az 500 a <o,slnr printer an Editor VI sea
-. r,o.t cioo1eut All aSae sreazer "A ~ 90
h.se de5a;er upon Almost say SO c. D. hS' at lev
esssis Re l.y. about him VII iofcs sni e.fcesi@-s
carving s. ss,st3r, s. to ,1i'c. = - %Ts4m-ns-
- -, $1,000 81 = words sn1 the plain CONNER
-, ,Tsica .issTs olstln -u.ih6s IS -nofa reside
n bro.s Al the.e TALENTS q iar Aa on baoof N Is IN
stusi earis.s Eith Cs2its- d,
M se.ver comm ncc- hy rer1i'-s - - 'tst 81 ~
"a, mn T.i.ars. In theis rsert; strike for
more pay he alluded 70 ihe eoo2ss,:'ys e.oiains
-, = NC ard advised Al mechanics o
o.tr,rrS = lie ,2oks Of .le opposition hat eIis'-d
e be ,,rnsyml prafsr. m9, ,s :, Pie'.s,, =:
- -. -, ~ --rf.e 10 comp IN 8LLsd TIE
T,,,f ~ The psrs 1. hsa tskea Il favor Of iair sne
reciprocal 80 a.uen e lsoor snd ea2;;s snd urgse
upoa lAbo,irg rneH q a. ifsaes " 49, 'os-sn' ci
re- comm good soould De pi-s',e 70 .-'s yoa -
s-,t-. -, th,I ex-e mt speech, sui ny uHle sSo
yoar lirr..s you'd not permit -
Tbs Prfb,ar. are sooui - e',.osa lHTso ~e.kJ
- - = e.lisi lie Prossc ~ Usi04 lours y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

GEORGIA In tho Senate Of this state, MI Steh
"a, f.t Introduced second set OF resolutions e1Pfes
ve Of upbonnded truth and confidence In the Isrn Of
LAC ami bitter hostility H. any attempt by Congress, 70
.ub.tu,e Protective policy in place thereo-and s'o
.ys,nst National Bank They further declare that
any legislation by Congress on the Slavery question
for its prohibition will be met BY tho determined
resistance Of the people Oi Georgia The resolutions
we're referred to the Legislative Committee on tho state
Il tho Republic Ihs various journals throughout the
state meanwhile ere hriog sway ustiy la support oil
toe idos, thus promulgated; but we cannot sec tina.
they make any remarkable Roadway In their line o
argument A vm. amour, OF patriotism is expended
with very sm ~ eject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
E;o,.orIan Hefuaeea TO be imI

The London Tim4s Of Nov 10 hss letter from '
Vienna eorrs,poudent dated Nov l. containing the 'ol
loving temt
M ,.,,., ,f az, d Communicated Ms inpsfl,at TO-
tagence thst the nrsror Of Russia hsf consented 20
yyb.rsw hs esiu of the sxusciaon ~ D.. sno no
w-r- Implicated IN the Hungarian reoel.on ~
n-e.snt enabled 10 III form you hist ls- mailer Is der
tvev concluded the Pore having pledges llscI 20 go
in sale custody. 10 one or more OF the TufAsh
IN thoss r-1gee- hose names may be uens9o-d ~ 'nr
Russsn AID AuEIHn Governments, Snd 10 psush NC o
ers-probsby with the exception ~ nose ~1o iuay 'u
ne r1eantn, have embraced HI MAhomesn religion
from The Turkish territories Or c01rte his peccy NJ
thentic news completely coufutes al ne f-ca-,9' -
-, ,rro,strg 10 which Kos,uth End OF hs COZ
-ssu-. sre already ther way 10 1oa M-..rs fu'sy
and Te.eky in England
We do aoi regard the sbosc - 81 al certain Ice
T,n,, hss before published great many is'r ramor'
from the ssue correspondent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

SPECIAL ELKcTIos ~ MAssACHUsxITs' Nov
rag Whole number Of ballots, 1924 Neces:s'
ryto choice, t.s95. Beol Thompson has ''lI :;
lobn q PsHrey has l9ii Frederick Robinson
,.s $50. all other. have There Is 10 choice.
II viii be sson that Thompson leads Psirey 'Ci
votes A. the frat trial, Nov. sis, Thompson hsd
5s7y P.l'roy, 1.4l1; Thompson and scattering
1912. II January, Thompson, $685. PA'Fey
1901 Robinson ~ March, Thompson. 1873
Ps.frey. s,053 Robinson, iS61 June, Thompson
4ss6 Palfrey, 4O.5 Robinson. l,34e. sePtem-
b.r. Thompson, J.4-s Psifrey, 43s Robin'on'
l5Qe Presidential vote Taylor, $3.50 Van b.
ieu, 1859 Csss, SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
HoBOKEs ITEMS.
WzDSEsDAE MoRsIso. Nov.

WRDNEsDAT MoRNfNo, NOV u
IL Conxos coUScIL.-Moaddy Epsaing.--
Peter O. Taylor President in tho Chair. Win ope o.
two exec puons all tao Aldermen we're present Tbs
Mayor. veto TO the appointment Of b sorehooss ss
Cofnmssoner Of Deecs vas referred 10 tho Ls~ Com
uitf-e A worry VI tempered dsbsts took place on tba
application u David scsnsll 10 bury hisbrotbsr 10 Jay
Ct burying ground, which has been closed 'or sons
trss hy ord.s of The Common ouncl The petition vs
granted The Brooklyn Gas Company pfssss,as,.oo
heir bill Tor lighting tho streets amounting 70 " ~
a. which was referred 20 tho Gas CofnmiH i 20
l.mps of tha sixth Ward not hssps been hfnsa Io'
go Mo-, na.t Through tho alleged neglect Of ths Lamp
suOsrin isnSsnt Permission was given 10 lhs Adsf-
msa Of hs Ward ~ adopt neasure. iof .oppIyns me
deeeney for the future 80 Soo,sd ne I'M
en.s. a s279 IS when referred 70 finsnes Com
soit,~e Tos Council Adjourned 70 Monday next fos
Al bu.lus.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ The I,Vs Delta" ia tre title 0i ne"
daiy jgst started In New Orleans by messrs Davis *
Mseinais both recently connected with the old D'!tS
ThsiT new shoe; makes very eredi'sble Pesrsnce
.nd is conducted with spirit and ability
Tho p,.ta itseh appears In new snd hsnd'on-"
typographical dress and tho Crt'esRi likewise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
Nsw.York Pe,t.Of,ce Appointments.

so nsss, snseh D,a~,r. Co changed 10 "hSvsra
"a wAas ssp,.tst PostRssls seyies csairs p'hves
eas.gsi y Bass sad - soztCti Nonycs Co "a Ne
s. 70 cneagT PAsf spsns, Csnsnso. Assastas h,soa
- .S-Setns chsutseass, Nsclo,ss 3 BrO.sfi West
Ha,y orsexs satas5 Csastss AheEng, Lake X hee
wss hsaiss. Lyman Bro.ssl Psrysesrfs. Cat sreSevs
~. mat soarsp v.as,, Sahivsn, sspesa sss,s.
a.. Nsftcss AstaslnsassN s. Lsvrncs, N
~s,S1 t0ssh-tvsa-. Ire. John Eorsa4
ssnsss-Ssssess corssr, fstss Co. sAIs. Eve JSsrsAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
IgRsEY CITY ITEMS


Tgy Fkkzr.-The Sentinel says, on &C sooos
s 10, Of yaassry BsIt dag boats Of the Isrssy City
Fssry viii keep ~ their regular thps anti O'Clock r.
or uni nor The Philadelphia evening trsn srn,es
sd further that It 10 10 contemplation, ~ no vesy ds
,.nt ysriod 10 three day bosts inssssf OF 10
rasksn ten lsuts trips Instead Of nfteen G A.
Soy, Esq tss saperins~sseas Of the Ferry, sseu'ey
engaged IA having al The boats pat IN eo@pSse
aid working order, 10 snicspssos Of tbess Improve
rsesta He has, however, been eonps'eo " 80
shs rew .ts,suer Hsdsou In eonsed lsnes ~ s'ey =,
A. ,er,sri1, ,od. whieh viii tax. sooa, yea ~
repsir' WI $40 VII again resume her p'"n'a 'P''
A'I D 1UT Saturday Afternoon Is's Ger.
oDsr. inquest vas held u1oa NJ ~ Ea.e ~ Rssr
go 90 q sssss HI. ssppossd % % aIo~e.e ne
We 80 49,, 40 ye.rs Of age bad sandy hsr, ana wee
vac $3.50 ~ S,-~n esnnel roundabout WITH black sst
3, assisooss psrpis figured rtsi fszred naslin
80, .rh plated bosom, CsnfSn ssnIsi endsr seirs
snd heavy, cosrse shoes.
r. Prof Hansen gave his secord Musical Ea
,.,t.aa,n.nt lsSt nlxhs q Iroquols BAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

SfIcIlI MFErISo os HPiscoPAL BisHoPs-
s.shop poans writes to The NsrFk AdSsissr ths, he
I'D propose the Special Meeting OF the Diocese of
Bi.hop. but has from the ART aisaPProved and his
came Ia, been used In connection wish without sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
" ysttGasps 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
nr. Parkman .nIl liI.sing.


D.. Pa,kmsh whom telegrsphed you as hAY-
q. disappeared Friday Lass. has not yet been iound
Mf Robert g. Shsw his trolher IN law, has onsre1 q
rerard Of 1900 for HE recovery ], ,esred tnst nc
has been murdered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

xDIE- ar respectfully iaforsei sh.i ny esn have
l. h-r balr eyes ~ A. -, . - -
.s,ss 10 eIT- perieci .zlsfscsar- li.- addressed
% M HAEDlNG s. Dey-sl Or ~ srosaray ase-t =.
-, : $500 1s.gf.crarer Of C.rset Iscks, viii
~, n,ssr he Heads. Warren, Mass Ross 81
49, Cs-,-1 scEs fsr ssi- ~ - So az--u 'or as
eisy. az Sm'l 0AALsY rOA- ; Z I---------
'NaK BILLS q .hs os,so ssnA I" D''''
s-en-a y 10 > Van pUZER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
xnLIAasBURGH ITEMS.

TUESDAY. November ~.
BRzAxso w CAsSos-A large number Of game
have been brought from ths Marine Hospital fsrd.
Broosys .nd landed within lael0surs on tho rivsr
side be..esn sogih Third add sssIa-Gourth as--
II. piscs. eopsls, Of t~eoty iour ID. esrfonsdss.
long 81 sktseas and thrtytsos and msicniy Of Them
have never bssn ased. Machinery Tor breaking them
no pieces been erected and Ia afss days tho worn
Of demoltioa viii commence.
HEAyY TAxEs-The COonsy Tar 10 81 So Ga
each 100 Ia WILLIAMSBURG las County Tsx 10 sspsr
as from the Village Tar which IA addition win usks
he rste u tall 10 Wiisnstgrsh shout ~ 80 each
800.
PoLIcE-A sssbbiGs sfiroccurred Ia the Thtrc
Dsiret Friday evening ss the particulars "a sniee
not permitted . di7pge until ths exsninsuon
IL held x Young MAI named TnOmss Fressbns-
O. oar Tvs esrr.ers wss ssyisid and erns-'y !"
sS1iied one right last week by gang OF rs"saS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~" Tue Boston 2tsss says that The ni.siHs
Dr. PusmsB was met late saturday evening IN the
sOsa to salem aoot saying that ne was soirs to col
eel some money, and apparently hiue oai OF his
lea1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

iscREAsT OF Tar STATES Tho Pht!lIell'A1I
scnglrsSisa publishes so interesting lsels OF the
sro Of Increase Of the several sts,es between l7S
nd lS4o, a. follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

tNoK .AIE.-Tas soek ara txtnr-s Of = eot isg
4 store vel located sna tciag good bnsin-s-. 10
essb cas.om-, u will be sol1 81 bargain, sPpAsd fO'
ianetistsly Apply 81 30 9rsnt-sI ais w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

THREAT TO KiLL.--John Hesrn vas brought aP
By officer Kshoe Of the Sixteenth Wsrd, CHARGED with
breaking into the room 81 John Hearn, ". W. ce'e
te.nth 81 and threatening To sl bin with msrnspias
Held In $500 and committed b. snswsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

Stolen GooDs-Jolia Kelly was taken into
custody IN the Sixth Ward and brought mp 10 snsweS
Yesterday morning or receiving stolen goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

H,oawAY ROBBERY One Charles Baker wa
arrested Monday night for robbing msa named kai,
Der IN the street. Officer Rldsr OF tho Third Ward
caugh. bin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

The PooR.-Ws call special attention TO the
Advertisement OF tho Association for relieving tho con
dltlon Of the Poor Ths new Directory 10 ready, and
W. hope every person who has ,hs means to do 90 will
select from lupsgss sos nes hborng family and ,ass
them in special charge for the winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

WiREs LAD.--The North American Telegraph
Company laid their ~re. on tho Wsshins,0 iins
4cro,s the River a, Bu,Fsrry sinking item By nesps
of esd wJshu They sneased 10 sulst 2erehs,
ADJ the present Il IN experiment 70 test the Draces
5ly VI 90 crossing dyer, Ia order T. keep the wire.
safe rem tbs ercrosehmeni Of vessel, snchsring near
and thus disturbing them two ofspar buoys have
been laid between VIII IN The line RUS, lbGi indicating
10 location
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

e. Prof. Hansen gave his secoEd Musical Ea
,,rtslau.sas lss, nixhs q Iroqusis Bsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

Ropoleas M D.r0F'rofiou {, ard omoTs As
Ftknds Of Ord,y. Vda Mui,c'r Pr'rara ~
Dl.{Srs n hufvia Gad RAssio.. 9hc Tsrfe COrtEa
ny Py.ncDls... Tssds1cy n Rogs.-,7s ~ F7e-cs
s0r,m,hi, of The Wnsiny CiG'so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

~ Our spor!smen are active with rod and
gun and the nnny and lestheTy tribes suaer soms On
Friday next, grand Sportsmens Dinner comes Oh a
I.hp l. and tho next day there s 10 be sn old fash
ed deer hunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

CH.sGs Tho Charleston Steamers will leave
Pier No N. X, every Saturday at D. instead OF
q elock T. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

9
~ -. Ds.l 81 10 ssra-as rs'ioa.s = - s'I-t- .
rh IL 5g -hgss -7-ry asirt a. ..sl hf@ts
i.i-rrs. az. g1tc1 - ~ tn- s2-a - - : - =
- -. = s1f adj ,r~st q 7zit 40 isl'f-f p a
r-.r. - irsH ..ias s-fTff IAi sfr i-f's
-... B. - ~ ape - t,'s - -
a. r-e-.s By - 80 ~ u eal-a al Jo.s- s'-ls, =
.. Co ice .r---- 80 ups lr-r--7 az
- -ar.rrg. t-rf lsi--i - N ---E 49, $50
~ A. trt-a, 81 o sn- . - Zen . ~ a. -
-., 80 .fa s-lrs 49, go--f Day 6 I'a' -
= ~
-. --.s .fas pa Toar 1ets . &C r
-f rass 49,. s-o',r-1s -1ca 40 isfs 49,
..l 'l o. y.- a. c.itaf "a % ye-f a. -
80. 4. o., 81 tr.-s'se sF-iyi-a- ga. = = .
s.. 49, q .r.-1sf 49, ani-- . re ~
60 o. a-srrat-t 80 . s1.ess -s'ifs go 'i
a. 10 ~. 80 go 80 grs-.rfy ... r....- $500
d -rr--rrearrN go aEgsFtisi > - -
- -s ' a6s' .-ou-4 q g'sssoe, s-ui - -
Af.er w.,..nz - month Te,esTefa rerJ o.1' r.
az xhich being NAKED PuEAi-, W. q, - AD7i-
- 80 uusic z;h05i perm ron M rrltsf
" -, haf issfIed that ssversl EN- 2srsnce
Io~i,roDs 10 TIE st4ss bad sd resoiaaoos feTok
-, - i5r,fsuqn Vhee bad oecn gyet-so ar as tceJ
-. ,srfi., l. Il Ib>@e p-oececinss we're PeltelJ
1900 r-ep IL WA sE-sTtsiDe4 az = qEiry asd ossa
-. ~ ne cczcaruinE th-s mater
49,, th-.- -i-cu = gtsr-rt wrote agar -i.hoct d.
A. ,tb-r assheS copy Of tots FER Il % h,rs
III sl5 z.tis1 - re paoAe
-, a.. rsas srs - s.Js y5zr
a. = T4er t.r- ~
r-..s oaIlcsoa = "a e. ~ s.7t-ne-f u s-a-f -
-------. ~ - raur
s-r1a n.t-s s-ss pm u -
,--st. 80 - o coa1- Csrr-ar feso<-x - c--- -
%. .r,--.-i y 'sd -
90 = sssfh al - 2S11etrs q
80 sOss.ss at az, - .ss fszSsrs.ss ---s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

God mornirg. g-otlsclra
IoaTs fsiihizliy. L GAlLORD CLAIM.
KNi.EusosEn s.se-vS Tss,1y 1or-i-S NoV. ., 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

eearcn 10 io 80 to the informs. tie other half 10 the
over.~r, OF shs POOR Ire ls~s tor the projection Z
d. s.h have also ee~o mod,hed that no eco r~si
as, Of ,hi, s,s.e shall b permitted 10 catch oys,.r.
~i.Ain the limits OF the County us' no 'Ash s'h ss'a
Be tsk.r o-i Of the County tor the rarpose o. shans
and that from the let Of May 10 The /" OF esP's"oSs
they ,hSl %, Be gathered At all Lave were -" Ps'ea
By tie BoArd SKIING certain tax upon dos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-28

Y Tie d,stls track Of rae Hadsoa River
a.iiro.i O. been eouplsted 70 Chambers g. The
aefet oaes |. now or the corner Of Yves. Broadway
ssI Chsn5srss; There various unfounded
n3r' regard u site for depot and once b., roit.
Tag csftslni ys. Known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

There 1portant falling on the past year.
compared with ls47-4s In bacon cotton hemp hides,
hay lard lime lead pork in bulk, sugar tobacco, and
whiskey and increase to extent In beef corn,
-four, pork tierces barrels, boxes, and hogsheads;
slaves talow and wheat Considering the great vsrs-
ton In the receipt Of many articles compared with the
previous year. the aggregate value continues very uni
form. Average prices for corn, during the year 1s4s
and AZ higher than for the year previous; cot
ton higher, sugar higher moasses lower four lower
and pork, and prime higher
In relation to the movements In produce at New
Orleans, during the year which has just commenced
the Price Cu,rtnt Of that city, says
"In respect to supplies. 1t seems to be the general
impression that of leading products but
particularly cotton. will be less abundant than last
Wet Is likely to a falling of in receipts OF
the important article Of -four. Other commodities
promise fair but net abundant supples and the
grand whole which IL to form the basis Ut business
operations. will probably fall somewhat short OF the
total receipts Of last As regards demand and the
OF prices they must be apparent to every
involved In a variety Of contingencies which pre-
elnde the possibility Of definite Gale ulxtions The
sumption Of great staple cotton even under what
appear not to have been the most favorable circuu
stsnces has within the past six eight months
what exceeded the maximum Of any previous period;
and with . reduced supply for the oomiog year-of
pro mise Of abundant food crops in the
tries Of Europe. there would to be fair prospect
Tor the realization Of for this
grand product Of Sout hern Industry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

CcHOOL POR YOUNG LADIBS--THlS INSTITUTION
- in the most healthy part Of The city Tbs house
mlstly furnished with requisite for schools
teachers reside in the family therefore
the youps unattended Great attention 10
paid The French Language taught by French
Professor The German shghly qualified instructor At
paid Vocal Ausc DR. swiny Painting lin
oil ss well water eolorst and sncy Needework The
pups speak the French constantly The
number Of boarding pupils limited but there
vacancies therefore, wishing place their
tua culture will be strictly ATTENDED while they enjoy
delightful home ascertain the terms Of this select Ia
Dy school which cannot fail to appreciation by CALL
ing 80 Chambers street Saturday Of each week.
the hours of and where OF the teachers
suited and will give information relative the esoo
CrEpbEk Ii. BRANCH HAVING RETURNED FROM
- CALIFORNIA; will instruct the residence Of pupils
the English Rudimsnts Classics, Sci Youth
for college Ladies' and gentlemen taught 10 speak
through the Post 0fice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22
ROLITICAL

The .mesratic Repa kliean Electors the rhr
Ware friendly 20 regular nomn atoms . invited 20
pr. minsry meeting At BAehmana ~ 0rsnd street., on
Saturday evening N sek sdopt MEASURES ~ assure
we Triumph Of the Democratic pry In ths ..rd ~ the en-
suing election. by order Of the Ward Committee
WILLIAM A. WALTERS Chairman
BEnNARp =. CLARK, See.
EIGBTEENTH WAHD.-DENOCRATIC REPU BLtCAN
II Union MASS bee'in1 Come one--Coms ALL that our
chain Of union be perceted.The Democratic Rspubi-
Electors Of the 18th Ward favorable regular nomna
and hs ussres Of the party requested 70 asembe
marse, Friday evening September a. ., o'clock NJ
nimans Hot SO Broadws approve Of the state Nom
nations and to such the nt-rests Of
the people demand Several prou speakers have
been invited and will Address the meepE By order of the
Ward committee. JOAN GIBB@NS, (ch.;,us.
RUSSELL SMITH ens"
PArRIex DOLLAR,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

NoHru AsEsrcsv Msus On Saturday m 1rninr Last,
the steamship Caledonia Captain L-itco d-par-d from
thu Mercy. TOR Haifsx sot Boston 18th th- usual
nsils. Ny mesns ~ the p-v nostiDg Poet ONE re-
c.'ing housr on the landing stage letters fr this
t''srer we're posted ss La. q. To so cue hour
end twenty minutes being given tn the pnhlis by the
sfsntfment ~ the letter box ~ the chsf nes cl ,se
bualiy M 30. A. NJ. The public " Indebted u NJ
bro~niss chief c,rk Of .hip.tter depsrtss M -
the Post Ofc- for this great eoove,i~ucv. no
vas the origipsl susgesfor. though the
was st once warmly tskeo up ny tI naberiv aud IN.
other authorities Of the Post Once. Lsre,pssi tGs ii
.7drrhssr. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

MoRGsN's LITERARY DEPOT, EvCHANGE PLACE
W adjoining the Post orace New Orleans La.At the
shave estahshmen. nay always be found Books % do
setirton c-nsns Of Novels History BIOGRAPHY Scientific
Ccwntrcial Gecerarhicel, sud MEDICAL Works. Ai.o,
complete Of STATIONERY. together all
rsincipai Daily AID Weekly fevsrspcrs and Magazines
Cornry order for article in the trade ppied and for
warded with dcsrafeh B5ofs mailed. Prompt attention
PAID 20 ordered ~ mall Foreign ,ats imported
10 order. T. G. MORGAN,
Literary Derot adjoining the Post Once New oissna Ia
r. S.-tors rcte ments have been made with the
pirerai Pnts throughout the Union, for ssppy %
thc rew works ~ fast &c fsssed. y. v. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-22

NCrprs srDsurctpr ftti,ors- Absut the In.
slant syounr girl named Ssiins Montgomery n.,r "a
hsfine ssed tuevp Years Who gas Supposed 10 nave
srme tnosledge 81 the movsmsDts ~ gang " h,-ae
th'eves vas murdered Nv t~ins struak nv hs~vv rtb
The body vss thrc~ Into the cr~es,. A msp n, u,ss
samuel isrhins sho y sappoe~A -as h,rad n. "a
siete we btdy when Az ~nrt sss 1sds arrest Ian
blew HE brains out with fsuskst