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The Obsequies Of tue late Presiisht at
Boston.

knc UDstQuCb OF Tue lftC ffeElioii n
Boston.
B0sToE, Taursdsy, A1g. -
The Funeral cs-en,n'es to-dsy were Of the
most imposing character. Ths pr1cesssion va,
Escorted By over thirty military companies from T.!
parts Of the Safe.
The magnificent funeral car was guarded By
he Massachu,et,s Volunteers who served under
Gen. Taylor ia Mexico. It was 0Iowel By about
80 citizens Of Loaisilni, vita tie motto, " z yer
vas loyal to the Coustituti1n and Union upon
their banner. Nsxt came Saernsn's celebrated
Flying Artillery, followed by tho Governor and
Legislature, three or four miles o. Masons, Odd
Fellows other civic associations, and c.izsn1 gen
orally, and ended By csvalcsdc Of truckmen IN
white lfocks.
The whole city was drsped in mourning, minute
guns were fred, bells tolled, and everything was
done to make it the creates. funeral display ever
attempted here. There were at least 100000
strangers IN the city.
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General scott.

wAsHISsroN, Thursday, Aug. Is
Gen. Scott has been ordered to Ok his bead.
ouarters at thia place.
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NEWYeRK LAUNDRY, IS sPRUcE 81. NEAR

NEW YeRK LAUNDRY, IS SPRUCE ST. HEAR
y HASsAU-TO New shtrt Dealers, Single Gent enls1,
F-rriief kc-T-lE 70 one % The perfect srd exen
rye eaizbhnenS @ the Kind IL thI ary 0he county
IL tGs been eecec e. eIrenfo Of about Oaf Eoas@1
dollars, AID ccnb;nes - following .dgErtagss
ln-Perscnf leaving the ely 70 hate car have tnef
Globes vLshed Grt ir1ze- IN superior E11nef u hSA
troto three hOurt time
"a No ratefisl 70 1fsd n Re vzah1E department.
but pure olive Oh toap Ard f.eret Csuton Waef, lele
cotes eeruoTed b. patent sosPs % o-1ef num-
blrt a. extensively Gtvertset In To neStpeperI
srd -GenLemels StirtE are done az el1 - nsN s1ts
sale; geutsmsrs collars iroued % Toy s3lei 30
ccored vests ard ps1ocns eegsauy r1ned ana posoec
IN Clothes Loaf miss-rt Tnic1 SCION OF ns'Sf
happeus) VIII DO prouply pad Tor 49,. -, -
[h-Clotbes vrrhed Al TITS eEtHDlfhuert WI wear
rreh onger sr.plT becs1se hey arc rot only hA1es
vh greaf care bat 1ous drug % gecsfhy 2sed ~
sssoera "a permitted 10 eone lear hen
sh-Lscles cressas and al foe Articles ue done Up b.
a. erpertenced French Lanrc resG
Globes nlen sod delivered free Of extra charge. Lax
soots az sains eGsclually removed
Al osdeTs sn 81 ths Otce IS Sprucest se1t hTOzSh
L Perny Peat VII rec-iys Drompt at.rnuoc
MADAME RAYh0N0, Superintendent
rs Experienced h.nds srs employed 70 iro1 DIV
shE1 aGs Sr.s
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DU s,.DCposs.TIFs ToRraE PANAMA.

DILEs AND CROss-TIEs TOA az ,s -. 10 -.
EaIiRCGp-Tbe Pansma RairoAd COR n. -
ceive prc posas for furnishing H50ut foy s2,.e
3 eco cross liss speeifcsu9nf OF Ne ~. e ~
pGfy 78 BT0sdwsy.e ISls III FRANCIS srIes, -
80 CorSTRY MERCHANTS "a wtni 9,
Z.rrslIv fErdsore Store Blls tre i7N1 ~ -.
kUTTONs frirng O6ce lf2 F1t o. a. !, i,,,. .;
ce,qrs f1r Bills CSrts Sc which are % Peil1 ~
,rv ctsrr 49, N ire ritv Csrcf CKcalNb -.
Posters &c. cor n wofErianilke nlsnle'' -
cash. No diEappoip' meet 81 ~. .~os P,t,,-- Ia
arlelts THOMAS =. eUtfON -
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COsn smactous.

WAsmNeros, fhurfdsy A1g. u.
Mr.. hcKennsn, las Secretary o. ta3 II.e,io-,.
and Mr. Conrad. las Secretary Of Wsr,) were an2n.
imously confirmed by the Senate.
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HOUSE OF RLPREsENrATIyEs.

The House wet into Committee on the Civil
and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill
Mr. DUR entered upon q defense Of the Presi-
dents recent Texas aud New Mexico Message,
when he oon,id~red well timed and wire IN Its
application. He replied 70 Mr.. Seldom, whose re-
marks he said were notification, vita come add
tons. ard be oomba,ted the arguments of Mesrrs.
ToohBs and srtPHrSs, heretofore delivered. He
gave reasons why he should vote for tha Texas
Boundary Ten Millions Bill TIE most prominent
was to produce harmony and strengthen the bonds
Of the Union. Ii civil war should result. from fail
IRE to perform their doty, on those who oh,truct
the settlement would ress heavy responsibility.
Mr.. McLAEE opposed the views OF the Pres.-
dent ss TO boundary, aud complained ths, the Pres
jdent had undertaken TO decide the question, and
denied that there was do iac.o 4 government IN
Eew-Mexico.
Mr.. VSSABLE regarded hePresidens as attempt
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SCHOOLS.
sT TgoNrAs,s HAUL,

ST TBonIAS'S HALL.
ELUsHlNG FEMALE INSTITUTE, Flushing, hong
merce the third Monday 7h) OF September, aud viii
' Rev. WILLIAM h. GLIDER, A. NJ Principal.
REFERENcES.
Nets- YOrk-Rev. Geo W. Beihuue D Rev. ". Bangs
D D.; Rev. George Peck, DID, Harper Brother hon.
Walter Uuderbii Horace Holder Esq; Francis Hall,
B,ooki,H Rev John KerRadAy, D; J. Wesley Har.
Fisshiro- Hon w Lawrence; Walter Bovns, Eco
Isaac Feek. Esq Thomas Leggen Esq Ezra fslrchld,
Fac. Gul6 20
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY wi,hs. % iod plscs
N family or boarding school 10 give Instruction II
the French language She has isughi IL Paris s1d 10
,poesbe school in NewYoif which are permitted
10 refer psce 10 also wanted IN az American boarding
school for oUng French g thirteen years Of age who
!, wei seqgs'nL win her o.n language sd eoa!d Goa
10 exchange. Apply to A. d. 7s Grsns.n. sllssr
A LADY, VITO hai bad ro1ng expshsnco 10 TEACHING,
I1apo IL well acquainted with The common and higher
Epghsh bTAnete. and me FFenea .nd Lain itngu.ee,'
sha also, required teach drawing and class Of be-
girrers in music. Good accommodations giyea. Adj
erefs boz $50, New.York Post ohee. snlo iwis'
e For ol.er SeAoO! Adscrtise~eHt. zee 10 Pace.
-s----..--.r--n -.
ITO FNGRAYhRs-For sele, very superior Rullug
MAchire 5elongi, to the lae rhos Unierw0o1, Sad
made by the lsie Nr spencer OF ne hr o. Und7rS0o1
Bad Spencer Haig Apply al u SCUM "aier..t pail'
sdelphs E1l6jt
tAE HES AM OLhEh AOOLS fOh
sALE-suitabe for brass workers or Egat machinery
ofspy kind It's good opportunity for kny wish
Ego commence business Of the ab description "
shop ocmpeteiy nEet up IN every eoce, with
good run Of eusSm Apply ALI Spruce 81 story az p
COAL.-2oO ehsldror, OF The bss, Newcastle Coal, now
Slsncicg om brig Sisters very superior article s1d
selected expressly ior family use fer sae 10 los
veEy low price, b
JAhE5 l.. WORTH, q Broadway
sul6 and cor. fourth ana Taonpson ala
nAGURRREOTYB PLATRS-T~o csses very
DGCpefor Photographic Pisiea Iverod by the Electro
Chemical process Ia received and for sale By
Gul5Sis- FLETCHER WESTRAY, II PrortsI
OFFICE OF TIE DIAPHRAGM PILTRR
" Ieu owed 10 81 Broadway.
ms6hs WALTER NJ OLSON
NETWORK AND NhW-HAvEN RAIL
lNHOAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A diyide1d
or hree and one hAf dollars share The Capita stock
oibis Company has bee1 declared payable and ssr
Ire 5,h dsy Of August irst Stockholders vhOse rtecE
rssts,ered IN NewYofk vii receive her div cends
oace No HsDO.tr-sI thoss -hose stock gssred
New Haven st he Company Ofce N Ne~-HAve1; and
hose whose sIocA 10 sered IN bosoa ne once o.
Hessrs J FHAYER BROTHER boston-
IT, Tr.psfr Books I'll b- cosad IO1 me l0h. O'CLOCK
r N % he i5A AnSDti ineinsrNe
AL u7tAis AOAkH hsfSdUn. frees9r<
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THE PERIODICAL OF THE AGE!


Number VIII. FOR AUGUST l9-rnis number OF
iNhs International 10 The mOtt brilliant yet Issued
srng grestrsny croice articles and lees from me Eng
hsh press with obituaries Of petJrs lately deceased ana
cur Org review OF he dongs Of Auho ana Publtegs he
world over. Its contents principally are:
The Thesier In Rufsis and Poland
DesthG Jes;BooE, or The FOofs Tragedy.
Winthrop Macsworh Praed.
Washington Irving and Thomas Campbell
The hoIniDg Song. b. Barry Conwsll-Ladies' Conn.,
psLiou
= A Lesion In Llfs-Eiza Cooks Journal.
Dust Uginess Redeemed.
An ExcslenI o 2porrunity Household Words
The Old Ch1rchy ard Tree.
Greece and T1rkey -Bentey's Mlicelsuy.
DeGIh and sleep-Frnm tbs German Of KTummacher
The kocern school ofAthenL-0e Vere
Tae New English Chancellor, Sir Tnoms Wide.
Authors ard Books
Recent Deaihf.
Ptce eeII weekly; q cent? monthly ard s. per
Lrm. STRINOER L T0WN3EN0,
R1l54 - Broadway, N. Z.
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BALIIMoRE, Thursday, August IS
John 6riHiths, who was arrested on the charge Of
being concerned in the murder Of Henry Ham
paopd. has been discharged from custody.
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BOOK yOR CALiFORNIANs.
THE PASSAGE OF THE IsTHdUS,

ar PRACTICAL HINTS to personss0oOt % eros, the
Ol.hmus Of Panama Whh = Map. By ons who has
recently crossed Embracing full and minute Information
respecting ,he Ishmus rouge, mode Of transit expense,
time ard coat OF passage through TO San Francisco necs
cary outh clohing provisions arms etc: Price p cents
or copies To- 81 Remsn .es by mail p,.tpsid will be
promptly attended 20 Tor one or no copies address
J. w. CARRINGrON, 81 Broadway.
New. York, Jan 1850
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
isTaarH Prltsl a % ersons about
% cross sihmus Of Panama With Map. New York Jsn-
ulugs Harrison.
Ii pamphlet hy 'On4 who has elty crossed an
strained .sy hat hs report Indicates rar head fni sound
ssu With than onaay habits Of sbseriton. We
To ID the pamphlet Cordially Interested Gle Ia
80 - ~ lsctsd railways The 18th
u reader
porart opc ltuI6 D.tsW rs Y. Comm@rc, Aiv-rtsr
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DIR MAYo's NEW WoRK-TBE BER Ser.
EEtRGE P PUTNAM has just pubAihsd, IN l VOL y
NuO CLOTH 81 D.
THE sERBER; or. TIE .OUNTAINEER OF TIE
ATLAS-A Tale OF Morocco.
81 w. A MAYO, NJ ID. Auihor Of kdoolsh"
"Dr keyosuev work Is OF ilfpassing Interest tis OF
higher grade and. Il posEole. more aclye 10 rs ge1.
eral az he and plot Than Khoclsh " Wash. Uu.Jn.
a rcusrce OF thu highest character peie vita plot
character and i1cidenL and occup5ng ground enarey
Few. lis a mach higher effort han 'Ksl0olah'7
Home Journal.
Alio, now ready, Cby he same Au.hoD
RALOOLAH;
o., Jourreyinas 10 tbs ejel Kumh.
LIMO. cloth, g. Is sIo chsao eiitoa, double columns,
paper covers 50 cenls.
The mott Singular and captivating narrative Sncs Rob
inEon Crusoe" Home Journal
"'KaOoah' Will be The Book Mefeh. Journal.
"By far lhe most attractive and eriensniug )Ook we
have read Irce h0 d6yBwe fascinated Oy Tho grace
IA Inventions Of tho Arabian Nighis" Dem Resls|.
&" We Rave never read a work Of fctOn with more inle
rest ard may add pToft-combinug a. II does with
tie excGug ard romantic adventures great DIAL or
Information Of various kinds The heroine, ksoolsh Ia
about charming and delicate specimen Of 'emulae
Tecoecs ary work Of imagination or fsooy-
We M snsw Tor il that al readers will De perfectly de-
lighted with her" lsul6 2F&k lJournsl Of Education.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HIBLOS 10 ARDEN.
Hssrs. EkopG6ah a cHIrrcNpALk hsra<srs
f'hie EVENING. Augusi ls.-0rsne 0ysr1re ~ na
.trherrr- p ~ fJiio red By BrocgaAn's trsnatc
xertl,n q DOAstY AND SON
~ Doc h~y,....... Lyrne Susan Nppe- nrr src7 gAsB
vel safsock, bfoe gnsn Ns stewtoc, .Ars Vernon
VefA rre....... Egrcr slorcrcs Mrs Hictilsrn
- nt-fIuissios ef nah a. eour rn-1 ne nsxui
49, k-'-l Ill ~ brow c,cr "a ProusuScc An icBs
tsf-shr---ts " -x-4efv Lik~--4T- y, -
49, ssiCs,o Tor ts~-nteu,-e
70 Core ute vi fs-. ti-re he srsAsbi- f-rs Of -
stANEss TWINS
Srcr scv...., Mr e1ruu De ria OGab.. Brsaghsr
seri'.s0n " al psrts q ne e-.osn ce,a gfrvtn
eos~s ~ pocrs ou~c . u a. c,-u--r=- 1'-fs-t
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN IAlL
Things is Phslsd~ipkta.
Of rne f-fcg1el
Pau.ost yafa. yhsrv

~f~--~71Cf " r1r NFlr&1>
Psn.ostrsis. SssrSdsy, Ass ~
Inc CORNERS Jay, ca psanslsd To in,,.
'ne case Il the falling q too store. hou,.,,,
test on SATURDAY. at. re,.n,.A,.arpo.
dict thus mornings
Toss hlclaei Murphy sna s,nssl y,A.
csme 10 mex ceaths 90 the unorniog ~ ~. ~
August, $780, by the fsliisg Of a su,lS,ns
Iorth side OF Granite 81 near D,ck 80,
lefse G,dey, AID Occupied as 9ay.rn..Ss
warehouse, she eagssed ia their osa. 60.
rcE, hCistrg sugars. IL i vita regret tue Jar,
EEL compelled 10 say that the bulldog VA. I,
cobsuuct a. 70 BE- totally Unfit for the par,
ofhsavy storage. Wes0lid thsrskJcc recon
e TIE proper auihorites further iave.usau
the natter sc We look upcn these Casualties
serious and growing esii which. ve thlak, sssss
~ fegua'e by the proper sushouues
Tte cotToS msikssa 6fmsr 10 eoo,sq1soee o. Inc %
u Uplsnc New OreN9s soii "a 20 a ca q,
"a ne The al p..ss u sloVs cosrasr "a % iinet
r'sfe sonr has sqsv Cr al sDerI .aa 40 b,s ss3
:. = bl tr sosl- socs. Az fresa o-sd sSs't
limited sa'ei % ihs rsde Al -se'csy'. q9ostssA
iLocR ga.hof moie qlrcd s6sr S4tb,ls ss.i q
e7lcgot CcHs hEAL 0. s,ssds; sale. % 50 pa. a.
shog s = Dol Phi e. Of Nuskr c,fy ssl-s ofo ~
rsy sto pr ne Pc sylv'fs 80 souib-Ie "a a osi -
esn fe'oE A. G. 10 ss1sg oars IN allied d, sssd
Iaes Of rev sgglhegn 81 s1d5S CO y nssa wslsSr n
sALts o. srocxs-F0a So..ys-sa .v'0 STATE 5, SO;
{ Eco e5 Sac Tcssss 4 cent Krg sontt A. q rs,l.
{. M ecIsi Sara :. 500 seeding Rs stE % Ia 70
Reading "a So; 50 ulioa CAra IA q SEQ csndss sss
Alpt,,, RI % ~ So; e. go DO s5f 3 90 Z In. 81
llsi fbsds paia Bsnk Sst s.oo0 Rcsa &C "a s, 'sss
q E1ch, uge Back Piusoslsh ts -
fcccag soasa-S rsfme,s sod aschaocs bsek eSi 81
Loli 40 Ssvssuoa so Sio.S Csaaen ssd Aasss "A -
~ 81 IS Stats So 80 lot
NAvAL-Tbe U. 6. slop-of yer Nsndalia froa
San Franclsco, arrived at Valparaiso Jane ~. U
e said she would remain until August. The
t1espogt ship Monterey arrived az Valparaiso On
- 9TH June, from California
u nsv Poet Ofhcc ha been established in
Cornwall, VI u DO called West Cornwall W. sad
Mr. b. f. Haskell appointed P. N.
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rnuARD FRASER.

consissioHIR oF DEEDS, a.. -.
ATieo O,Sh.rs-st Deeda Mortgage VIZ = -
Acur1iely drawn up. Al orders PaneInA-' ''-'''
nulf lus
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rs tin,-s ard u nov 10 perfect srt-f, " -. ..
euSos air boob covers psietng O. gus - k.,d
ply 70 A B. TAILOR, HAEue-s~
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T. S. ARTHUR's nav PAPER,

a. .. AhIhUkiS NEW PAPER,
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
No OHE or ARfHURs HOME GsZErTE New
'"eeAly Literary ard Family Jog-ua, Wl4cl - 10 be
enl sa-ay psrer 5r the horss ersls-s hougehl4 com
Psrio--s pleasant fresde friend, coming 70 eli VIII 10
oteehal countsusnes and seeking While T. inpsrss q.
icaon. 10 entertain and nseres, a. classes OF reldors
Among the srcies contained n his nam1el are
EuiinG wife. sgt 9. Arthur.
Henry Eighth sid bis Wives. By Henry Wm Herbert.
A View Of Psris By Jk Marvel
Words. BY 7. s Arhur.
Coed IN All.
"sp'riiusl RsrpingsT by The Editor.
Hints on Blil1lngs-Keep cool-Ths Two Wave, by
Z S. Arhur-Rials to Houseriyes-sisba,h R-aiiags-
sc'>rce -rd Ais-lnc,5ent ecd Anscdoes &c bcIdcs
variety OF entertaining and Instructive reading.
For sale By sl the Trade.
DEXFER BROTHER, Agea, for Publisher.
Gul6 IL g Ann a.
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fSrS kPECfAL ExPHEsS TO SAN IRAN.
a a u

fSzs kPECfAL EXPIRES TO san IRAN
&AK4E CISCO, CALIFOkNlA-E y. SUTTON
CO ca WRllst will cid pach c3tdd 40 dsl M 50
ferger Wednesday 9Th lest per Of mat day
WHO viii take charge Of letters aud packages Dr Fran.
csco Stockton AID Sacramento City 81 lhs conVsysnce
lsters will received two days Ia advance OF lhs
mail delivery Invoices Of merclsndso shc nd be- certified
II the Custom House AID hsuced Ia rith he packages H
least orc dag before the 18th Small packages received
until y O'Clock tho day Of lai0g Leers received until
q 0'c'cck. Tefms reasonable Payment IN sdvs1ce
aul6 LOT l. Is. SUTTON Co. % HalsL
fEEs THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FkAN.
&AkAlN CISCO, VI. Chagres direct, and BY the Jailed
slaes Mai Steamer or The Pacific We'd
nesdsy Aug 28.-The splendid steamship PHILADEL-
PHIk, Rooen IA. Pears0n, commander, Will leAys h5f
dOct Pier North River, for ChsgTes direct Wednef.
cay, August g. ats O'Clock PssseugerG Will place their
baggage tosrd The day rreyOrs f0r passage apply
ROWLAND Il A5PlAWALL, 81 and IS Sou.h-sL
r. EOR UALIFOKNIA-DlsPArCH LINE
Sfdt FIRST VESsEL.-Ths very fat sailing. nev and
newy-coppered ship GARY AND ADELiNE, 10
loading It pier s. North kver The most comfortable
rSDgenens are provided for families, Of which
eresdy engaged Immediate application viii bs necesss
~ for passage and balance Of cargo.
auls6i SUTTON co. 81 WslsL
sS1-PIANV.kOhIE WASfEO--A good
M<f<sfL instrument - IN a. lest q octaYes 10 ex.
TEN fsesnge for ,qinon end board IN Ihoroqgh;
IN Ibis CITY. Piano wanted On The ssfne conditions Ia
Seminary Tor yong edes For further Information ad-
dress L. z Tribune Office. Gu.GNt
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OTTO COTTAGE HoBo2En.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL REF COScrRrs

GRAND iNsrhuNENfAL FREE CONCERTO
eIhANss cELkS aAIEO BAND,
wprts'-g = Performers.
EflEEH MuNDSl, "Wednesday s11 FRIDAY, frosa
TT y fcsPN rrrilge rctg-ct d fear csl.s
N.s-fn lee westnsr q urfsvcrsale tbe C,oc-rs
vii erue z he s-ti "a cay .ui3 GA
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NEW SILK HOUSE,
No 81 Broadway, n, Z.
LAMeERT, JOHHEs Z CO.
VOW cPEsIsG ENTIRE NEW srOck OF
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SWISS AND GERAAN
ELK AND FANCY 0OODS
Rm5lGcng NE Fcasa novelties u
PRINTED GOODS,
DRESS SILKS, RtBBONs &C.
p which he GGernor Of bayern resp sclly solcissd
a1s 2weodis-
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srRInaER s TOWNSEND

STRINGER TOWNSEND
w ILL PUBLISH from early sheets Of The original OBJ
w tanned al grrsi expense from Psrif,
TIE CONFESSIONS OF GE RGE SAND
MADAME DUDEVANTD
The 6rs number VII! published with the eats posi.
be delay.
Published ibis day
TIE LORGNETTE No Xxx.
COutsnlng a letter from an Embarrassed Husband with
hints for his relief Touch Recent soot, AMI Tfp tbs
SsrsioRa; Of with portraits carefully prepared and
wsrranted 10 be iathin. 5fRINGER Z rONNsEND,
sul6 Il ~ Broadway
REV. WALTER CoLTOE'S NEW BOOK.
UHREE YEARs III CALIFORNIA, With Portraits Of
L Captain Sutler Col Fremont Hon q W. Wright Hog.
Vim. n. 0wiuD, JACOB Snyder snd Thomas ID. Latin,
EGGS together with ak spirited god digging scenes and
be a1iogrsphs % the tSnea o. the Coosiuron- Price
is. Just pubushed BY A. $. BARNES co.
sul6 81 81 John a. NewYOrE.
SESSION Laws FOR 1850.
FTNHE Laws OF the Safe Of Nsw-Y0rt, pxsfed q ia
ia. sessou Of the Lesstrrs, Tor sse by Tho l1be-r'
bcrs her Lrr Eark tad t2ucEsy storsf lS nassI1-
ELLts 1 ooULp sisro,sry Dealers
Bu and Law Bank Pubhshers
no PUBLIsH&Rs.-The COpyhghI and Stones,
Il win iss fcck band, OF Siinegs Map OF Twelve
hies rourd kewyofk FOR sale 81 very l1H price, ihe
rropretoG being about 70 reinq1ish he mio publishing
tugress edition has nat been prepared FOr par
rcu GTs apply 70 SIDNEY I aEFB 39Wan1tss rhilA-
celphia Gul6 81
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MORRIS L. HALLoWELL co.
is Markets. Phlia1siphis,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLEsALG DEALERS ~
SILK AND FANCY GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-27
To IN. c,,,,,,, or w..n,ng,o,,

Having been nominated as a candidate for the
office Of Mayor at the ensuing election, the under
signed feels Il 10 be his duty 10 declare his scnti
ments upon several important matters which
now before the people. In the first place. the
dersigned h in favor Of the prompt execution Of all
laws the statute. book without regard 10 persons
or property. II bad, those laws viii be the
repealed; and, IL good, the community have right
70 their provisions. In the second place the under
signed is in favor Of requiring from every officer Of
the corporation prompt and correct performance
Of every duty imposed upon him, and in default
thereof, after reasonable warning, immediate re-
Signed IL in favor OF reform Of the judiciary Of the
District-a speedier examination into and punish
mcnt Of small crimes and misdemcanors; and, in
fact, general revision Of laws and Of courts;
30 that the right Of trial by jury may be preserved
and never rendered n solemn moe kerry by the I'M
authorized interference Of any one.
The undersigned has had his attention called 10
the SUNDAY Law. AZ this law passed several
years ago, and effectus steps have been taken
70 repeal IL, the undersigned would require lie en-
bot In no case would he counienance hnng small
offenders and letting large and respectable ones 60
clear. II is not the duty Of the Mayor 10 make
Laws; he can only veto them IL he disapproves Of
them, and execute them ifthey pass from his hands
The chief magistrate Of n city should confine him
self 10 his legitimate duties and should usurp
the power 20 think for the councils or 10 dictate
their The undersigned believes that strict
attention 10 duty-in visiting frequently every
quarter Of the city-in cndeavoring TO promote the
best interests Of the Metropolis Of the Union by the
introduction OF light and water, by shortening the
hours OF labor and increasing the public schools by
curbing RIGHTEOUSNESS and preserving law and
order-would not be deemed unacceptable 20 the
citizens improper in their Mayor and II elected
TO the high Office of chief magistrate Of the city, he
should endeavor 20 10 act, and IL he failed, his sins
OF omission or Of commission would be faults and
not crimes, JESSE +. DOW.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-05-27

We publish to-day, with much satisfaction, the
manly and vigorous opinion of the Attorney Gen
eral Of the United States, the Hon. Reverdy John
son, upon what is popularity called the Galphin
claim, delivered by that officer to the Secretary of
the Treasury.
Much has been said and published about this
case, and the course of certain officers thereon
There has been some vituperation, some of
almost abusive language; and more, hints and in
nuendoes Of want Of deicacy and gross neglect
Some who seem TO have wanted courage TO strike a
direct blow Of censure have not SCRUBBED to develop
their suspicious.
Under these circumstances, we cheerfully COM
mend the opinion TO the careful perusal Of all Ma
rylanders who feel pride in the solid and manly
powers, the generous hearted courage of the Attor
ney General
We consider the opinion founded upon principles
Of patriotic action; generous justice TO claim long
uelly delayed; fortified by the most persuasive,
because the most just and elevated course of rea-
soning; indicated by authority; sustained by the
plain language of act of Congress, and put forth
in the pride and strength Of virtuous and honorable
emotions without thought Of the wrath it might
engender.
We have been silent heretofore, because we did
not know, until now, what the opinion was; now
we state its influence hereabouts, and publish it
that il may speak for itself, and vindicate the jus
tice Of all concerned in its sanction and payment.
annapolis (hd.) Republican.