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the protection Of KOssush and his comPasriotS was
evidence of the kindpesa of the Salsans heart for
all men, and more especially for those in diasresa
we learn that the Turhiah Minister was much
delighted with The appearance of the bay and sur
rounding country, and expresses the iveisst ints~
.erest as to America
NEW CHURCH AT HoBogES-The corner stone
of new Presbyterian Church was laid at West
Hoboken, on Wednesday, the 4sh inst. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. DR.. Campbell, and
Rev. 3. s Howe of this City, apd Rev. Mess,a.
Maybn and Gregory Of the Reformed Datoh
Church. snd Rev Mr.. HIATT OF the Bapsi'e Church,
DR.. ampben delivered the address
glRys.-At III O'Clock Thursday morning, Gre
broh out in the porter-bouse Of Patrick Cunning
han, No. 232 Motsst. 1t was soon put out, damage
slight Cause ofths fire unknown
At 81 o'clock Thursday P stable in the
rear OF 275 Houlton-it was found on fire. The
flames were speedily extinsuiHhed with slight
damage to the premises
AT u o'clock Thursday gas meter exploded
in the house of Mr.. Roche, corner OF Twenty
Eishhst whereby the place wsa eel on fire, but
not much damage was DONE Oaicer Reynolds Of
the Eighteenth Ward, was slightly burned while
endeavoring TO extOguish the asmes
Alto OF clock yesterday morning. fire broke out
in stable at the corner OF Amos and Blocker sth
There were several old wooden stables burned, but
all the borses were got out The flames extended to
the old wooden building on the corner, which was
occupied as grocery and the residence of mum
her of families This was nearly dcatroyed. The
loss was not heavy, the buildings being Of little or
no value.
f-F@ THE NgwYoRK ACADEMY OF EDucArioS
will meet this evening, at O'Clock, in the Cbape
of The N. Y. University. Essay by Calvin Tracy
A RI Principal of the East Broadway Institute Lecture
on the importance OF the Study of The German Language
nv Prof r g. Glaubeukses OF the Free Academy. These
meetings are FREQ to he pubic Thos interested in Inc ad
vsncement of Education i0yl.ed 10 attend
MUSICAL IEsrRUcrIoN.-We refer our readers
with pea ure 10 he notice. OF Prot WA 3. Bradbury up
der the head OF amusemen who preparing 10 reenGase
In hia former occupation OF tesching'
Ep We call the attention of our readers 70 an
advertisement, nanoher column Of hettndan Dwarfa We
hear ,nst the exhibition well worth soeng by 'ho
seekers for curiosies
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WHY no Effort was nade in the House 10 ms
prove the Texas Boundary
0a0earordenre of the Editor
WAsHIneroN. Wedneaday sept II, l85l


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept H. 1850.
DRAR SRI think you Aave done great lnJus,
tice 70 The Members Of the House in your paper o
the eth mat. You charge them with having made
no EFFORT to reform the Texas Boundary If you
had haen On the spot, you would have seen that 1t
was arranged betw cen the Speaker and Mr.. Boyd
he Boyd Was to have the floor, aRd move an
amendment, and call the previous question he
did 90, and during the whole time the bill was
pending, no Northern man could get the sye OF the
Speaker 70 move an amendment TO the OH.
Amendments TO the motion TO refer were made'
but vosed down kno " that more than dozen
Nottbsrn men were prepared WIN smenunleu's
to the Boundary line, and sought the opportunity
of offering them but with Speaker adverse 10
their views, adroit and INSCRIPTIONS, no sucn OPP
portnnify could be had. Justice to many requires
slight notice of your error
Fl GREELEY.
Ra~ We will concede that the sound ge-
neral rule, that Where there will there's
way does not hold in this instance,
but that, after the Texas Boundary Bill
came into the House, there was no opportn-
nifty allowed for its amendment though
this does not precisely agree with our pre-
yious understanding. But we think the
earnest, able and faithful champion of Free
Labor who writes the above, will net dissent
from our conviction that this matter Of the
Texas Boundary did not seasonably and ad-
equately attract the attention Of the Free
Soil Members generally. Had they from
the outset esteemed it of the consequence it
really is, they surely might have found
some way to bring the House to a direct
vote, lst, on the rightfnl Boundary between
New-Mexico and Texas, SO as to show the
country for mdat We are to pay Ten Millions
and aoly We are made to pay it; and IDLY,
in at least one proposition to straighten or
otherwise improve the line of the Pearce
bill. Have there been any meetings of
Members who desired to see justice done to
New. Mexico and Freedom in the settlement
of this Boundary? any consultations? any
concerted plan of action We believe there
have not been, and deeply regret that there
were not. Ed. Tri6.
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REJoIcIsGs-The undefled Democracy yes
terday fred number of guns in honor OF the set
Element Of the California question, and in the even.
ing illuminated the Old Wigwam with thousand
or more tallow candles. There was " harmony
meeting in the evening" at which Hunkerism ran
rampant and the Barnburners were nowhere The
Hall was etsered with anti Wimot.P tovao mot.
toes, and extracts from Presidential addresses.
They had "gocd time the HQnkera.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ITALIAN OPERA ROUsE-AS ToR-PLAoE.
NHAX MARET2FK Sole Lessee nod Mans ser-Arrival
lad debut Of The great French sslet Company from
The Grand Opera Paris. Opening OF ahor autumn 10
aIeur Robert Kemp and perfect English Vaudeville Com
peny-Nr John Nickinson, Stage MANAGER
The following artists form portion OF the Ballet Com'
nbny Mpdemo,see Celesdne Frank dremiere dsnseuse,
rom the Grand Opera Paris Mile Vletori9e Frank pre-
mieTe dsnteyss from the GrRud Opera, Paris nile g.
NJ, osn premiere panommiste. from Theater Pnrte 81
Marina Paris honseur Leon Espinosa premiere danseuf
Gredslue from The Grand Opera Paia and several other
dsDg uiahed artists Also perfect corps de ballet OF
Is ladiea. -, a.,
names OF many well ESTABLISHED fsvore who will appear
n quick succehon and generally In entirely new Vsude-
viss written and translated expressly for this establish
nept.
Fhe Lesiee pledges himself that the Orchestra shsl be
full and composed OF the beat artists and That shall De
superior any Orchestra before employed for al
lei or Vaudeville Company In THE city Duo and nmeiy
police VIII be gwen OF the frat repressnthNon az
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rFStg YAiLURs.-D BULL would respectfully 10,
o,m IN. trade ,ha, he has permanently located himself
n M, ct for the purpose teaching his superior avssm
Of Co ment Cutting The beat o' In the trade Who are are
9 s3,., Offra hours fom 10 10 A NJ and = 10 z
!, Sa,ses MOI day Evening ffoin TO 10 2 Nj All or
trt and tteri addressed 10 me- 81 above VIII rsces m
p,eciale Attention Al1S'
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Gentlemen's Hats, Fail style.-BtRp corner
Pine and Nassau sPhe style for the ensung season Will
BE- ready for inspection and sale this day. Rhe attention OF
gentlemen of taste and Discrimination La invited 10 the pal
tern above announced under the firm conviction that Ii
viii satisfy the tesddiouS ndmrer Of handsome Hat
MIN C. ST. JOHN has removed from ll8 Broadway ts
the store OF the subscriber where he will be pleased to
his customers, BlRp, cor. Fine ana Nassau sla'
August so, 1880. s6 5vD
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

.,,,r, ,,r,yyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING. tsUNDAYS EXCEPrED)
A. THE TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER OF SPRUCE AND MAS
sAu-srREErs OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
and delivered to City Subscribers for H La Gee 81 P se
Desk for x months At hs Se p ne,7 sn Se
copies Two Gents Mall saScnG sEsn 'S for six p months
ennuh, IN os 81 So Three Dollars in advance re-
se G @os5 ,a SsS' as Srber pf a
Papers ~ T bune are not allowed any difference
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JENNY LIND MU SIC.
vElHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully call the attention
the public 10 the subjoned oLtern from 8r Benedict
and Sgnor Bellei.
The subscribers have claimed to be the authorized agents
for the publishing OF Jenny Lind music, and they BE-
Neye the sb,oned letters satisfactorily prove the founds
LONDON August 1850
TO SAMUEL C. JoLLiE, ESQ : Str-We herewith s'siEn
TO you fail aud exclusive right TO all the muAc sung by
Mdne Jenny Lind in America also, all the music com
posed or sung by during our soIourn In the United
glases. JULES BENEDICT,
GIOVANNI BELLETTl
IRVING HOUSE, NEW. YORK. Sept s, 1880
70 sAMuKL C JoLLIE, ESQ Sr-l certify, with pleas
nre tina. your edition OF The Jenny Lind music, 10 which
won have associated the of FIRTH Pond Co 10 the
ony uulnorlzeo edition punished and further that zach
% ,6.pA JULES oENEDICF.
glhICk~ nOR MADnmOtSELLE LIMBS
Il FUTURE CUNLERTS AT Gas rLE " hRD EN.--Ihe
expgerce Of auction sales CAsile Arden enabled
MI Barnum fix with corid-rhble eXscness me compar-
value Uf de hiss ihef eto cecldeo on
ing The eses by suction ana Will clspose OF ta7 uckes Tor
the remaining four concerts at prlva,e sale some - per
cent below the auction nces-ths, 10 seals VIM n ID al
S. may now had Sc, and 80 on down 10 50 - S5 or
81 Promenade tickets will be sold al > each The lms
capacity Of he Garden enabea Mr. 5srnom 10
this while the reduction meets the earnestly expressed
wish OF Mzdemoisee Lind herself who detl1es The ptce
OF admission he brought within the eeo6 OF every one
or course this cannot upy In any esh caps
cous hal aud W i'll lner efore only be temporary.
o. The occupa lou OF Caste
Garden for Inc Fair OF the American lusute Mademolssle
Lind Will Only be able 10 appear four more concerts
yous 10 her departure for soston These are h2eo ior
Tuesdsv the nh September Thursday Inc ISM oe'-
u,dsy The 2st aud Tuesday, the 2i'a AN en'eiy ne"
Programme WILDE issued for Tuesday next
Places for either o. all OF Inc remaining ioui oonIos
he secured ab me American aAuaouiiA WOO P
nsrde cat
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OPEN ON MONDAY. September 8
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE

III 6ChaulC7s HAIIy
A@cA BROADWAY, above Grand .st-Chrisy's Min
4 ZttreB respectfully to their parons and The
public generally that they will have the honor OF recoIn-
mencne peres OF their popular Concerts Ia this city on
Monday Sept 9.
Tckels Is cents. Doors open at7 commence at oclk
Afternoon Concert every Gslurdsy al .H.-Ths com'
pany prang efficient and versatile corps" OF Ia
nteo and experienced performers under the
T. P. CHR,srY az VIA
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mIBLos GARDEN.


FTNCKETs 80 senls TO all paris OF the Saloon Frivste
/ Seres, &s Doors opeR stu eonnease ct e'sloek
Manager, Mr. JOHN sEFFOH.
The RAVEL, FAMILY, received nightly with bursts OF
enthusiasm from The most crowded and fashionable audi
ences MONDAY EVENING 6ept. l6. The enyerlaln
meDls viii commence with evolulons on the IlGHf
ROPE. by Francois Rave, Nine, Axei, La Petite Eliza
70 be followed by the Petite Ballet called
VENETIAN CAR NlyAL
Characters by the Rave Family
Ipternsson OF half hour During the iDermsslon and
after close Of the performance The iDBgnlhcent 0a room
will be thrown open where ladies' and families may OBTAIN
Ice Cream and Refreshments Of every variety Like~se
the lower splendid Balloon will be thrown open Tor gane
upaccompenied by ladies'
The whole 10 clude with the new grand Paniomime Of
RAOUL, or the Magic Star.
In Pwelve TableauH, composed by jerome Ravel
Principal characters by the Ravel Family
Escommepcs at y o'ciock.-Benehi of ANNA BISHOP.
-YHIg EVENING, 8ep, Il will be presented the Farce
LUCK'S ALL.
20 he followed bY the celebrated ScSne from sllnls
BOMNAMBULA
Amer which frat and only time Characteristic Morces1
do Concert called BOUQUES MUSICAL, consisting OF
has vipiled She will gpg In eight different Languages
Pricea OF sdmisnon TO reaa Circle aud Parqus' 7sc
Family Circle and Third Tier 26c; Gallery, l2&c
FpURTON,s TRKAT&R, Chamberosl roar of the
Dolly Hsll-she nearest Theater to the large Hoteis
Benefit OF Miss CLARKE
FHI3 EVENING, September IA, viii be played Sherl-
THE RIVALS.
Sir 4, Blaze Lydia Lar guiBh Miss Clsrke
Bob Acres. Butlon Julia a.. Russell
Capt Absolue+ ..,.. Lester Lucy.....,....M Miss Hill
70 conclude with the Grand Essay Lindmania, cal cd
BHE'B GOMEZ!
Mr. Blarneyem, Jenny Lnds Manager .....: Mr. Burton
Pbe Nghtfns ale. by Heeren Won Jansen
Doors open at7 to begin at 7! oclock-Boxes, dress
circle and parquei 50 cts Family circle or second Ter y
Toned chairs rs cts
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PUBLISHED TRIS DAY
No. 3 OF
MO n 70 ~

FIGAR0
nR CORBYNs Chronicle OF ADJUSTMENTS. containing
W CrticisnA on the Performances al every eheater IN
Ney.York nv Prof Hows. Jenny Lind al Rehearsal
Figsro Lind Mad Jennyn Fiat Concert Biographical
DOUGLAS JERROLp!
and all the chehai and Green Room Gossip OF tue week
Single co pee {! Office BsrciRY'sI. New YORK.
Po sle by agents throughout The Union
sl4 liz s HALLOCK. Agent So Ann'st
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~ George Heating, Esq President of the
late Editorial Convention, has given notice for the
redasembng of this Convention, in B alsinore, on
the 22d O! October.
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SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr.

First Hdrd-John CSshaw, VIM. Pset, II. C. Csiy,
George w. Mead Benz "; Davis Edmund rerry
Second Wdyd-Georgs w. Prince, John Fulton, Root Z.
Dinsn, Henry Oakey.F spiooa.
Third Wavd- Samuel Champnsy, Joel Smith w g..
Snpben r w BAtchfo,d j b St stlon lao C. Ridley.
Sirt6 Wayd-A s Degraw, WIN Heatou, Charles
Kelsey, IT, Warren BemAO, l.. w. Brstnard, VIM H
Tsnth Wara-Wper Kelsey, Charles R. Plectner,
Ewoul Van saun C Pelham. John Ell veil A 3. Baylis:
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Fourth Ward-T l.. Rwhmore, q. West e. B.
SOONER Jacob Outwater John d. Perry Luke c, Ryder
F,tth Ra,d-Johu Leech, Isaac Baceau, VIM w Hal
lock- Acdrew Dezendor, John d marsn, Eoenezof
SerenM Wayd-H Harrington Charles Butler. w. r.
Van voofhis w. Call, Benj. Velsor. w d. Cowen'
Ilerenh Ha,d-Joseph Edwards, Arch. T lawrence,
Chris wright Ed 4. sacAhoase, Adm Coyer, Joseph
iGne.
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ADJUSTMENTS

CASTLE GARDEN.
Iva THIRD GRAND CONCERf,
will take place at Castle Garden on
TUESDAY EVENING,
Bept H. 1885,
RAMME.
PARTI
Overture" Gnilleume Fell, "...... Rosslo.
Cavatine--"Vl Rsvvison. ........eg. Bel e".
Somnsmbua. Belnt
Ar,a,,............."Qu i Voice.
Mile JENNY LIND.
(Puritsni) ...................Be lnni
DaetI-Piano forte and Violin
On favorite themes OF Beluni
Messrs Benedict and Nol
La Taren,els.e Ola la Luna
Sig Belle,ti. Roasini.
AriR,...,..........."No Non Paventar,S
Mile JENNY LIND
(Flauto MsRico) .....Gozsrt.
PART
Overture. La Nuets dc Portici.
(Rsssaniello. Auoer
Ballad ..................' Fahe this Lutte"
Mile JENNY LIND. Benedict
E,o Piano forte, MIR Hoffman. Ia do Meyer
Aria............"N Non Pho Andral"
Sig Beleti.
(Nozze di Paga' o) 1890. .aozarh
RomapzA ..,........" Quando Lascia e NormHnoa,"
Mile. JENNY LIND.
(kobefts di Diayolo,)
Finale" All non GiuuRe" meyerbeer,
Mile JENNY LIND
tsomnhmbuls]. ..Bellcl
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zoRER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA O0MIQUE.

zoRER's ETHIOPIAN OPERA ooNGIQuE.
FNNHIB NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY, COM
posed the class OF talent well Ia singing az "a
Ethiopian deinearon In the newes, and most approved
st,le will under the manae yemen of MAX ZoRER, per.
every evening Admission 25 Doors al T. com
msnciDg =, O'clock -,
~ B-Omnbusses from all parts OF the city pan' etoeI
IpARNUNpS AMERICAN MUSEUM,-t.
DbARUM Proprietor and mensger-jJHN GREEN
WOOD, Jr Aaaistant Hanager.-The Drunksrd will be
play ed twice Today, SATURDAY Sept IL l85}-To grs-
m the public and 10 pleading mpar both amuse-
ment and instruction well TO give nose persons
char CO to this moral drama who cannot always ma
reals at eh or cannot out ater DARK the famous
dome,tc drama OF The Dyunkerd will he performed this
Afternoon well Ibis evening wi the uaual remsrka-
bic ard talented spencd bust OF Jenny LIND mas
been executed md may be at the museum, along
with more han Million of CuFoattes. Mad Lamont me
great fortune. teller s there the Hooser infant Q1een
kdelsioe's Carriage Titania the Fairy Queen an I'M
meuse Boa Consirctor &c are on hand Afternoon per
formauces q, 81 Evening st7t o'clock Admiration % CHS;
children ia eta.
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gS~ Sixth WRrd.-A Meeting OF the Democratic
Wmg Committee OF the Sixth Ward of the City OF Nsw'
Yorh viii be held on Monday Evening, September 18Th
1880 al II O'clock the North Amer!ssn HOTEL corner OF
Rowey and RnyaId sreet make arrangements for the
election OF delegate represent the Second Assembly
District in Wing State Convention TO be held at syria
euse on the 25th inslRnt.-Sep. u 1850.
w E. ROBINSON, Chairman
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NEw.IPswIcH CESrEsFIAL.-The Ce1tennla
Celebration at New-Ipswich, N. n passed OF on
Wednesday with much satisfaction to all con
cerned A letter was received from Samuel Ap'
ple,oa, offering muniRcent donation OF 80 Voo 70
Inc New Ipswich Academy. Boston traveller.
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Conductor, hr. BENEDICT.

Phe Orchestra will Sixty Performers Including
the fret, the
Price OF tickets 81 Sc. according 10 location
Pronensde tickets 81 Places occurred aud uckets obtain
ed al the American Museum.
Doerp open al 6-ConcerI TO commence al O'CLOCK.
No checks will be Issued $780,
Grand Pianos will he used al this Concert
Mdlle JENNY LtND'S Fourth 4rRud Concer viii %
o,ven nj castle Garden Thursday evening Particulars
60, et4
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WINS CoNvENrIoNs.-Th following Is ltstof
the deleg ates elected to the Second and THIRD
District Conve ntions
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"DgMoeRATlC UNIoN OF THE BIXTEEFTH
WARD."-A very large and enthusiastic meeting
Of the Democrats of this Ward was held last even
Ing, at nts Long Room, corner OF T~enty'sec-
ondnt. and Seventh.av. LIVINGSTON LIVlHGsToN
in the chair and D.. BARBER acting becretery -
Addresges were delivered by IRA B. DAVIS by
the Chairman and Bar. Bagley, in favor OF an
reorganization OF the Democracy In such manner az 10
secure 10 eo: their hight 10 govern IN the choice OF
candidates for Legislative Judicial and Executive ohce'
ut the Primary Meetings Of the Democracy after which
Preamble and Resolutions expressive OF tho objects OF
the Union and inviting the cooperation OF tbs Democrats OF
The other Wards, were unanimously adopted, and the
Union adjourned to Friday evening, Sept 20.
The meeting laid down the following platform
HAereas The mournfn picture of The Democratic party
rem, by faction its moral and numerical force neualed
By internal divuon and the noble object for wnica was
oIosnized-nsmely to eQuHze the condition OF manmad
the mere instrument OF designing men by whco lney are
To obtain authority and wealth. which aTegeneraly peen
uued to The Injury OF cas5 who needed and simply BE-
lieved they would be protected;
,o6e,ea Phe primary elections have become the az
epa In which interruptions gladiaors contend Tor nomns
tons for the above mentioned sources OF power suo c0e
want; . .,r. oy the
DIRECTS OF the managers and the means resor1ed TO- 70
compsh their deaigD-a large portion Oh e parry
10 battle The open enemy ST the gene'a elecuona oeeVng
II the most edeciua way 10 puriS ine party Vi pro-
W5,tGs believe tia, the of the Primary
Eectiops The defeat the general Elections and me a
nre 10 realize the great object OF our oeng have resulted
from The loose ase sysc by which The primary arrange
meDis of the party have been governed. And
Whereas W relieve the time has arrived when eVery
honest Democrat should put forth his energies reogasze
The parry upon basis thai sha enhances moral character
victory the elections and protect against farther
eorru piion and disunion. Therefore
Ressired That all Democrats OF the Sixteenth Ward De
r, ouettee 10 enroll helr with their reaidence as
members OF the Democratic Union Of this Ward al least
weeks before Primary Election In order that their
csirns may be investigated by the Uoon and impostes
cast out. ,,,,,
Resoved Phs the inspectors at the Primary Elections be
governed By said list OF members according to the fooW'
Ing rules: NJ.
l. There shall be st least two inspectors for each Dis
tric DO shs drawn By lottery from The whole number
OF members OF The Dalrict
ANY voter being challenged his shall be written
uDou bis ballot snd placed in box provided for that pur
DC Sc which ballot shall canyssasd until the Inspect
ora have investigated the rgh of the voter and have re-
ported at q subsequent meeting
Nominations FOR The Ward shall be made by the Unon
in plpce Of Committees and when the Democracy Of the
riy cooperate upon The plan the county mountainous
shall be made the came way
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TIRE STATUE OF CALHoUS.-Mr. Johnson of Is.
lip in his yacht, is still watching opportunity to
raise this statue, but, since our previous accounts,
the sea has been high that it has been found I'M
possible to accomplish anything. Mr. Johnson will
not n.ermi. his efforts until the desired objscs is
effected.
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EY- Smith 0,Br1en.-A mass meeting Of the citizens
viii tai place Monday evening next Sept TO- 1850 al
Temmany Hall express sympainy with thai uuHnching
psuio Smith Btier and indignation at bis cruel treat
ment by the Ergsh Government The Chair will be taken
by Horace Greeley Several distinguished orators are OK
pc,ed 10 take par The proceedings and
vii be laid before ,he meeting from some OF the most em
neul men In America BY order Of the Com Tittee
,I1 IN JNO f HENNESSY, Sec.
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FELLOWS
ETHIoPIAN OPERATIO TROUPE.

PIERCEs MlNsTRELs
A. the Society Library Rooms BroHdwa,, cor Leonard IT.
nN MONDAY. September 8, aud every nigh unll he
Ocom elenon OF their Hall on the Yattesal's ground,
which will completed about the first OF next mouth Tue
great that hes favored thR nimsbe band OF Eo
plan performers for the OF season. chen most al OF inc
places of In this great Metropolis were closed
while thiS band performing every evening 10 Gro sded
houses stamped them being he no plus uirs OF ali
Ethiopian BAN s-comprining COMPANY of thirteen per-
formers under tbs immediate direction OF FELLOWS
Phey will have the honor of giving their Original and mimi
table entertainments every night, until further nolce
Admission IS centa. Doors open at o CLOCK. Concer
comm ence Al 8.
An AFTERNOON COhCERT on Wednesdaysand sa'ufdnvA
commencing al O'Clock, P. Nj. ~
fIFTI0WS, arHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
Z j Il. FELLOWS. Manager OF this spleadld Band OF
Ethiopian Minares respectfully nform9 his friends and
psons that In consequence OF splendid Hail.
ing bull, CD the Faera ground not vet being ashsd he
will coae biz Concerts In this great Metropolis ior abort
Of October psxt ola IT
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The CITY HA1L-The repairs ef the City Hall
are now under way Workmen began yesterday
on the North West corner to repolish the marble
From the little bright spot which Wa saw We
Judge that the improvement will be such as the
public will rejoice to see.
EY' The members OF the Common Council aud
the Heads of Departments will meet to-day a. the
MAYORS Office at l2 ocPk, towsis on Ammln Bey
the Ottoman Minister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-14
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