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TIE
HUDSON n1ANUFAorUsrne COMPANY.

CAPITAL, sou 600 DOLLARS
THIS COMPANY WAS CAAkrERED BY THE
i SIaie OF New JerIey for the msIuactufe Of
GUrrA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz Shoes Shoe Soles, Gas sud WsIsr Pipes fubinr
Machine Belts and Driving Basds; Fancy Articles sucS
~ Trays, Boxes Book 5ipdDs, Cups, Flssss Cnes.
Whips Balls, Picture Frs0es Decoration, for Houses
Steamboat Ships ard Cars, Army and Navy Equpmeuis
Waterproof Caps Clothing, kc for iosolslg felsgrap5
Wires kc well as ihe uscuscure Of all Kinds Of India
Rubber Goods Full er given 10 purchase and hold
real estate water power buildings kc for business equal
70 the wants OF tbs country
The Board Of Directors ordered the books TO DO open
ed on the oh Of July, for subscription 10 The Capital Vt
the Company
Notice therefore gwen ih.t the books OF The Company
will DO opened on tbs ssy shove mspuonsd at me Once
OF The Company, 1871 Broadway. kew.York tho store
OF John Thornley, Esq lOl Cne'Inot street, Philadelphia;
The Office Of The Trenton Bsnking Company Trenton, n
j. and the Revere House, Boston, Mass for sub.
scpon OF 800 0ca dollars IN shares of 100 dollars each
Iha, he books will remain Tor thirty DAYS or n
I'll the " hole amount IN taken
Once Of The Hudson Manufacturing Co, lel Broadway
s SsESGs7 E. ! aIgb r..suu,. Commit
JOHN 7. GLEASON. b4d
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WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOrnEs WITHOUT MA
CHIMES, WAShBOARDS OR POUNDING
BARRELS.


(RUBBING UNNECESSARY
BrHApAME BEAv.Lr, PATENT fREscn LAuSDaEs,.
Seventh Ecinon proved
The most Popular Work syeE Printed;
Of any ever issued Is gives plain insrucuons about
Lsurdry matters hat enables one person to do large
srs rub5ers machines aids lurpenstue. amonil cam.
phene OF Other onensyo articles !, nanisses all
and nskes the dreaded DAY OF s1ds and Seeding
pleasant a. any DproseS tie appearance Of The clothes,
no hard labor all wear and tear The pamphlet
Gso Instruct. perSons how TO wash Caheoes or Conon
starch Laces CAnbhcs &c and how 10 iron tham 10 the
French style. Also how 70 renovale v9ves, clean AID
&c These the greatest and most vauSee chemical ds
eovees Of The age Ny method "a adopted by al ne large
&c zee Instructions are % plain Zone can misske them.
TIE aIc used all safe agreeable, cheap and can DO
SnyssssTs s n few Sy esS ~ NJ Ag Plan oa ne
The worn sent by mail in sealed eavelop, Of single
leIier pOEsge. Price only 81 per copy Read the an
'SOS S,, y TIE c 9l51 rS % sET;TOax
Ing and consider Il TIE beat In ne WoId' and worth more
Ma Lipppeost le2 Barrow ST.
p. Lyon, 472 Grand.sL
Cozzeua 104 NaasAnst
John Hooper, lbs FuhonsL
n. K. Kuis, 302 EishIhsv
III. Ii. johnson, bookke6peT, loo Nassau a.
Thousands bsye uisd ard could be named Bat space 10
too cosiy N his paper TO add more
To avoid Imitation and counlerles be sure 10 direct
your .eers seDd to Madame BEAvELT, Patent Laun-
dreas - AnDst HewYofk postage paid aud he pamph-
let win forwarded by The hfsi mall Thousands sent
by all every month js2 Turn&ss' nh
DRRCUssION CAPS OF all binds; Wa hers Elsy's,
Galley R chaldss Cox'a siIhsl' a Nc &c Gan Wsd.
ding Shot Touches Powder aud Liquor Flasks, danng
spo SpOrismsps Knyes great variety Also sole Agents
tof Eiey's Patent Wire sDd CniyersA shol Carudges
FRANCIS TONES Il BONa
S7P endu Maidso-lans New York.
NrOTICR.-The partnership heI oto'O,e existing be-
l The Subscribers, under me arm OF Il. CRAkEk
co. IL is day dissolved by EautaEl consent
New. orb, July q 1850. ELIJAH CRANE
he Tvs BENJAMIN JONES.
DAGs, HOPES, and ell klnds OF paper m.nuf,cur
n ara Materials bought and sold on liberal erns BY
rt7 GAUNS DERaIcKsON. is2 ard 10 2nntb-st
Gil 0t0Io L0ASs p, eeai on Improved
If HESairH L Co 5oP.nesi
IaOR sAI.g-One secncd hand Adams Power Pres,
Y u goed order, ssys q plalsn Stx51 tnets.
a. d \ HOE co. . and n ooi5-sl
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FREDERICK DoUGLAss-This individual who
ootaiied much celebrity in Europe and in this coun-
uy arrived in this city on the Fourth Me Dluglass.
while on the steamer Alabama was 10 ysel by the
passengers to address them He replied that he
was opposed to spe aking On such occasions, a.
there might be persons present who might be an
willing TO hear him; and ne made il an iava-iabe
rule 10 deeline II any one person had the least OBJ
lection. The passengers were then publicly called
upon to nthe any objection, ii any ere entertain.
ed-none being made. Mr.. Douglass pronptly
came forward and addressed the meeting for ao
hour and bali upon slavery, emancipation, eoloni
zatior, amaleamatioD. &c. He 10 most eloquent
aud impressive speaker, and few men possess more
attractive powers Of orsiory. He vsiis thls city
for the FRS, time, and will attract attention.
ICiaeiaaagi Gsxcte
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CLOTHING.


SuliHEa WEAR, -WM r. JENNlN05 CO.
~ DRAPERe TAILORS I'm 0orters Of Cloths Cast
meres vestngs Fancy Drees Articles, &C. 81 8rosdw,y
American Hotel, and Pennsylvsns-syenue, Washington
D. C. offer for inspection extensive assortment Of
sessonable Goods, which win be madeu 70 order 81 the
proverbialy moderate prices, which n view Of worh
ha, given The establishment precedence furnishing tbs
most economical, " not the lowest priced garments
The ready made stock comprises CLOTH cashmeTel msfi
no, grr,s CLOTH and linen sacks; De 0rssy's dre and
hock coats cashmere, merno and drilling panialoous
silk sGtn bombazne maTseiles linen and chaly vesis
dressing gowns he which, with selection Of tho choicen
syes OF fancy dress acles consisting Of crsvai hand
kercaief gloves suspenders shit, collars oosoms he
we would commend 10 he attention OF purchasers with ~
assuAnoe OF their superiority, In style and character, to
most OF tho clothing offered In this market
We would refer In particular 70 the Psntsoons We are
enabled 70 furnish and solicit call rom the mos. fAsndL
Gus.
The Army and Navy win find us well versed In heir 20
cuar requirements and prepared to supply the dldersn
,,,ds, n, IN. .ervtc. telo II
MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTHiNG.-Tfe beat
If Mace 10 gel meus and boys clothing ready made or
made 10 order 10 At J. YANDERBILr5 81 Fulton north
vest corner OF Gold st. Over 5000 sshonsbc reedymade
garments aso 500 pieces Of fashionable goods which VIII
Be made 10 order In tho latest stvle OF fash,on.
je29 2meod' JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fulonst
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w, CRAWBUcK
zrrnui CArI rHR ATrEnTION q ks %

w merous 6iends And cusoEaars 10 bic neN . hoAsx
and house-f1Tnshn2 ware rooms Ss Grand wheas ~
be found complete OF The Oiovfpg nucsS
Viz: Yeaihers Beds, Msnfe.ssa Hair Mosa hass .ea .
grsss Also, Bedstesds OF evsry descripno9; 49, -
splsBdid variety Of Window Shades snd Paper
Old beds and mattresses renovated and made eqat Nv"
jol2lmh
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CALii'IsnislA.

81 Las% iPgAgls i BE0Csgai, s.. ss::...'
sAcRsAssI" eur,
SRocsRs AND CosnISs,es MxxnuAsrs
1 tkGAAl. ADVANCES err.- - -,,..,-ns..n,. 90. ..
~; U1.ne,s psomP,y si-so-d To- Rss-r te
a sAshtSrocx Co. Hsse. Yc-s
LA19 You've Phl.asl,ht.
9. o NussyY, y " How. Vv,,,
h-i,i r-oS. Pifi.hurgh hAswss, ~ y
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ISTHnGUs hotels.

caAeBEsl A"AfsLS- ,.o..
CRUCES AAD sQkGoHA
Ma IRVING HOUSE, a. Cnaxea wsll.rs ~ a.
Il lamh assis,ed BY Hagh M.nsf w. WI
fHE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL n eor,,,,. -
dor sIs management Of A alisr AID j. CSns~ ~
fhE AzEklCAh HOTEL a. Craces urdsr IN. u.~.
sseinsnt Of e. x Foiger ara II 2tl er Ir
THE UNITED STATES GOTEL a Psaam, s,s., a.
Management Of Adrian 8 sfHla- ~ ~ 90
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INSURANCE.
TaE GRocERy
FIRE lNsUaArcE COMPANY,
nEra No al VAL rurt.... II

Ofboe, No 81 Wall CONES 81 Ps.ds, Ky
CAPITAL tsslHa
THIS COMPANY. bsyiog shsI capital al n..d IN 4,
4 esah prepared To ils1n Bndina asfeh.nS'a~S
HOgsehslt Furniture fessrls m POrl bsU C.ryo-. -
against los damage by brs .so. The Rkss a islsoS
EsuEsnoo sDd transportation, The moot fsyorsAls
1efmS Al Osses pr0apiis scl..,-d sod paid
DfRECTORS
RUFUs ST0kY, HOsEs TAyLns SAMPSON asoaR
Pan ssKTlE, G1oGsg ELDE2 CHas 3UsxB.LTrs
EsAScis SgiDDY, HEEAy Evgs. Asa 4 fosrEa
las J. NuSoN, ALEx II. oSAST va. FosTGS
BHE.R SBEaHAE, kARsHALL fsPOoE,issAc G. TAYLoa
SAMPSON MOORE, PFosidsat
AILros SAITE seef-l.fV 27fns
TIE DTEROdAGTS' INSURANCE CO.
4 ~ 1hE CRY OF hEW.Ypsk 1rhcs coz 81 lir~>>.
~ wien ana Dey ste over to- N"ub RIvst ssnl ca
esPhs SAOee@ InsaIaB sg-sD.s d<ssg BY ire
A.. cRONsJ ADAMS, PTesidsol
GEORGE W. BAvAss. s-er~isry jsD
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pArENTs yoR NV lNvEN7Ioss

fAIENI5 DOh -
ITO PARTIES lNIEk zSrED In ncr i''s I as,,ss
the Subscnber cfers ks ssgvfcss ID solcank sossss
Patent In th.I County and also u 0reai hnlani snn
and otter ContnsciiI esiss Gvey Information ~ 10
obalnei Of md sdTicc Afforded ca eD szh q see"sss
points coanse,sd VIII issss subJacs5 ~
mis- J. ' F'ASr"''. : ~ -
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LEEuHEs! LEEOHEsi LEEoaEs!

wrrS- roesvad by ls last from Europe isfgs
,oS sxsdi,h German and Smyrna Leeches, war
,ss b,sltby put up 90 70 DO usnspeflsd any nsAnos
,h o.1iec, ,atety Tor sails 81 moderate pnees oy
WIN GAk "A. WirTE,
..,e -. Iuportsrs Of tsseches 70 Johns.
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PHILADELPHIA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEUlUIHE.
E'ALLAClEs OF THE FACULTY AND CHR0nO-
Il THERMALISM-Prire Shy Or Oickson Of Lon
don edited by Or. VIM Turner Of New York.
IL" the Faculty have no reply ~ these exposures they
must be Of low ebb." London Weokly Chron
AS Interesting os novel; Westminster Rsyiew
"Kick out the apothecsry and bay IT,"
London Sunday Timee-
tvllm IL LONG 4 BRO a Anp-st NJ Y.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

CA~sA and State. .LaIi,g up T,eo,s's' S' 4 Codes:
U.tr,, MY -. fhscoaf~pf.. mad. Pstsy Ps,ry.
Ioffsrt Ra,lroy. :. Hsssa and Osia,b Nod Ihs
Iev,ssisrs =. TAs Code and hs B'r. Direct Tar LfoH
R,e,,goeoi rcd. :. ETehasSss MIA Editors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-08
For,iCn Markets.

Kiscsrs, ia june y The date Of our Inst ism,
IL 20 recent ana the market has been Ia tho
90 exceedingly inactive, that We have scarcely
trhb action TO report Of the tlightest moment Bu-
siness, therefore, remains In nearly the con-
dillon ~ II ut the date 81 our last the ouly
changes which call for any remark being an All.
vance Of l.. per barrel In tho price Of Meal a. A
iurtLor decline In the asking for Rice. Tire
market IL choked with tho latter article Since
uie 9TH inst. ss reference to our port lists
sil show, there has been received ess quantity
than Ito tieTces. and SIlT bsgs-a quantity % much
In excess 81 the demand and to the
act ual consumption Of tho article that IL Is Irb.bs
prices viii .till further recca. 1t Il worthy OF nstoc
that sine. the 9Th inst not single Quinta OF ool-
hsh has been brought to this market: tho article
th'rfore, as may he rupposed IL exceedingly scarce
hs. Per loo lbs fer ossk fish 10 talked OF for the
next arrival " II happen to be = moderate one Tn.
market for flour ana all sorts % brcAdstuf. With the
exception Of corn meal IL stsgnant In the
Prices, however, have not fallen; In fact holders OF
flour appear bs Arm ct advance OF per barrel
on our last stionsbut the trade hold back and
purchase only for immediate consumption The stock
OF -four h moderate but sufficient meet the present
confined scmsnd Bread IL plentiful few sales Of New
1k packc crackers have been effected Al l9s per Dbl
The market for Picked Fish has not improved Her
rings continue 20 abundant and pershins In suoh
quantities that boders glad to accept aimos any
price In order to get thom OF their hands We have
heard Of sales Of Brandy TO tho extent Of hoghs
(Msrtols) ut g. in bond Ala sells generally at IL Cd
per dosen In bottle Bsrelsys Bulk Stout has been
Sperm Candies have changed hands at lad per pour A
We have net much change to notice In our produce
1aket Rum Is still heavy ct our lsa quotations
but tricirg advance has occurred in the prices Of
the better qualities of Sugar consequent on soseuus
EngiIsh marke, for coiopiaI .us.-s Their, i. i,,l.
or no con.e ut market end moo. for erpor,stIon
The mall quantities which be,ag brought int the
Ne city, are Immediately tskn us for ption
Ginger Is nov coming in rather freely, but prices are
nominal.
rsirs have been general throughout the islsnd
ErcEsycRs % Lc,po~.-Jsmsics Bank 30 ssys, par;
o. day, = pr mt .ns prem 20 day. per cen.
cent prem; 20 days, per cent prem.
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The Arrangements for the embellishments by thc
Havana opera troupe, at Castle Carbon, have b, on
completed, and three nights In the week will be de-
voted 10 opera. and three to eoncerts-Mr. Loder'
10 md having been engaged by sisnor Pader, to give
efficiency and variety to the concerts This evening
Norma" will be represented. 1t was In the cha
rscsr q the priestess that Stcfanoni fret estsb-
lished herself a great vocsst In this metro
polis and hundreds Who have not heard hor inter-
probation q that powerful rS,, will DO anxious
t. be present on this occasion Msrnis giant po~crs
sso will he cslieJs'nto reputation as oroveso while
The sGr,.abe and pl.ssiBg Costn will renew her
Gees Adelaiss Pollione will be represented by Sig
nor Ni-tti and will give him opportunity to ex-
Gcue the full extent 81 bis vocal abilities Retwccn
the scts the European f>shion Of hllng up the time
shd ~ Swing the vocssts opportunity TO rest gill
be INTRODUCED by thu presentation 81 dance BY Sig
nora uoss and sienor PstGioli Such an entert ain.
mont v.e the ooo' breeses OF Castle Garden viii be
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CITa TRADE REPunr.

The cotton market exhibited no change, while the
Gales were somewhat larger than those OF YESTERDAY
The Hour market was mere buoyant owing In put
TO rumors OF breaks en- the Western Canal The
sales however moderate. and chiefly made to the
local and Eastern trade At about yesterday quota
tons Canadian was In demand for export, without
change in quotations Southern -four was some bet
ter while sales were comparatively light Wheat was
quiet, but hrm, Corn was held Mt hrmer rates and
SALES we're made ut advance OF about bus
Tor mixed and fiat yellow Western. There
round yellow Offering, which would also have COM
mai dtd better price. Pork continued about the
sane, with n fair amount Of sales Beef continued
firm. Cut meats were In moderate request. with sales
of bans 1T prices given belo~ Lard steady with
small sales Coffee sas steady, with small sairs
OF Java and ~ Domingo Sugars aud molasses
quiet, and hclders firm
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Theatrical ana nu.,..,

Bo~rsr THssTss This evening tho moral and in
strurtive drama Of the "nrunkard will be perfor cd
sretht 9th the celebrated drama Of the Sealed Sen
tnee' N,srly all the tsented company sttsoh cd to
toe Theatre viii appear In both pieces
Msto' G.spsr /. The attractive pieces Of the
1dsns Of jewels" aud the womsn Halter are
announced for Mis- evenings entertainment Rots
pieces are we'll cast comprising the names OF Miss
hsry Taylor Mrs Vernon. Miss Nickin.on and vs@srs
Nicknron Seton Lynne, Conover, aud other eminent
eonedisns
N.ricraL Tps.rpr-A new and very talented com.
psny % comedians, consisting % Messrs Perry, W "
Chapman Dunn. Russell, Granger Eissie, Her.
bert Mis-es Messenger Myers. Lester, Weston Maivns
spd Mrs Grsttoo will appear this evening In the
Comedy Of wild 0sts" The farce Of the /" s~iss
s-sins" and the amer piece Of the Artiul Dodger"
CHsisrrr orrsA Hovss-rhs nev and isushabi.
epersto burie~qus, a. represented 81 Nechanie Halt
!. nightly received -kh cheers. The Staging and
dancing II admirable
0lrsrie Pierce's Ministries sypssr this evening ~
representatives Of the Southers sad Nsrthesn negroes
n tbsk peculiar ehsraoteristiss
Arssioss Mssso~-This ssv asd S>eutsfpiiy a..
ranssA estsbishnept opens this evening" viii 49,.
ling sompssy 81 ocreAisns-O. ". Clarte lately II
Bsrtos'a Miss Aiesins visAee fc~ ~ Wsiast stresS
Thestrs, end Other euinest xtbts
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Oar Philadelphia Correspondence.

PsILADsLPHIA, July ], 1859.
M Ctos's Cow pvomise BH-Whiy Msehnx-The WeatA-
er--Siockf, &c.
The whig meeting. tomorrow evening, ct the Chi
nese Museum in favor Of Mr. Clay's pro BILL
% looked forward to- not only with great curiosity but
with small share OF anxiety for the leaders acc ut
terly 1T less to know how to keep favor with the
adm nstrston. and to preserve their standing with
the party at large. Giving the proposed meeting
n political bias was an unfort unate move, u
1t dePIives the masses wings democrats aud q.
tvts aiiko-from participating in n demonstration
which might be made universal, far a. this
city and Stats Is concerned. ] have just returned
IRON protracted and extended tour through tho In.
terror of this state and you will be surprised proba
bly, When and that during three weeks tres inter-
ctuife with wings and democrats, did not meet with
tbe hrst person who opposed to Mr.. Clay's Com
promise bill This fact is indeed significant
The weather continues very warm ana under it's i'm
pressve and oppressive influence the watering places
in this meridian fast filling up Cape May has put
forth additional attractions this season in the way
hotel accommodations. There over fifteen
The Humane II ose and Southwark Engin- Com paniss
returned home, from their brief visit your city
Friday night last They speak and we'll they may, in
glowing terms, Of New York hospitality.
The money market continues in "a very easy condi-
tion and IL is not likely that there will be any
rial change in the street rates for at least month
come The stock market il Hat and il is with diff ul
~ that present prices are m Maintained
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Lsttor Rags for Jamaica, ChsSrsa P.n.n. California
.ss,s ase. 81 nj. is, Js, s ~ IL. ,s ss'; :, S
Thee mails III be Forwarded in shsrf. Of special
Nv. ;Is.: LITE, .. =. .:s . ns.y.s Wal. ''s
miscellaneous.
s,s. s Ss.,9s 81 sas from Bs..s fcr So. rr.ssI', ~
nd the weather. hs~.v,r being sq.sy. she s.o.S
B.E. Iycr R,l., Of Bo.,O,, fro. ch.re. 70, Grey
tsi,s !; ii. Ens.S .,s.s.r Ds. ssi issi.S :, cs..
srn I,lo s..s fro. sAs Pr-as.cs vss vr.chsd s 20
Co-s-no. or B.Lrsos.-Ts.r. we're catered ., ",
se.'s isss ,...si. ;s'"s .SIs. s.,S. sn: ssa
s.Aos,st. OF these 70 Ansric.s and Is
terOs sshps sssiis II srs. ssss .Sso.s.r..ssssi ),
,s ,s :: s:s I; s.. .:' .s s.
sss.. " r... s..S. ..,. I'D .,.d Tbs s'is
.srpsoi, . fsrn.ssrs.. ssss Bfs.l, ss',.sd...
aS.. D s.s n.: 3, yr..:.s. ..s a. 1.ii:s: rsl
.sper. irs. ssiasop. aati-s Il. s.u,s .ss Ea@iE
iss,sns sooss ;. VIE ,.ss % SIS 10 for s.s fsass..
news s-,s R.Insridss' conI..s~ A O r..,h,., ...
shoied - Dsnptos Rosd, T,e.ssy sisht sf,.r
3D.. s.y :s ss ~, N: , CO.:
@ I s s'd s .T. . s, s. .i 20. s, '
The following list u th. omc.r. s,tsessa ~ the Bss-
Ds' ssDsss.i Trssoi. sssrs,,y s...s A...s.ss sst
y.ss Actin s.. s sss..,, o:...
y. Ba.si..On Passenger Lieut. Hssy Dsrc.ate beers,
n: s@, :! @ =. Rid;
eelnes were exchanged btwer ths and the shp % a.
lire Re, p-yi-ssis Om BsrrOp bcsrsg broad pnasss
% Ccr ucdoie slest.
TIE Poruosth Commander Peos bearing N, bread pen
ssnt 81 Commodore Gregory ths dsy after
Berbfisge isn for tie African Coast south Ns
y.b. Adsms Com msnd.r Powell ~ss expected r.r,s
Trays shoe, III. nidde June " repienh her g-sviens
The Horktovn hsd gose Nsd.irs. and the Perry
crrlssrg ~ TIE south srd ~ the line.
The st.sner viSen. Li-u, Conc Smith. frsm wash
tngtcr. vita toDmodere Morris b.srs 10 here
iercs, rerhns fr c,s snd sailed arsn seout oslces
for Hsvets u 10 snderstood thai Ccnsodors Morris has
bee eesiled ny e President for special da In eensee
uor With The eordion ~ the Cc-ssy r~tsenes -hs srs
detsncd ~ Srssish suthcwies ef the tssnd "
C-t> Nis tvored that he 10 sothors>t ~ s-r Fsver.
rest 10 rqeire posve snsw~r 70 the demsnd fcr re-
lesse % the Americas c~sns sev held IN s-rsnce .. Hsvs
sss should ~ We refused " make Immediate Of
sseh refsssl 10 tss Prr-asaa-Nsus,h Besess, JAY
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Polifit nj Intelligence.

L'nrHrY PsHIr CoNvENTioS Nfw YoRE.-The
State Convention of the Liberty party net at Syracuse
on the 4h inst. The following persons MONT
nated For Governor-willian l.. Chapl Lieut. =
GovernOr--Joseph Plumb. Canal Commissioner -
yohDC Harrington. Prison Inspector David Plumb.
The resolutions very strong deposncing slavery
A. piracy and the gov, for disfrs hising
men. They denOunco the tempe rance society ~ un-
prncipled. They denounce Judge Mclean. because
he refused to charge jUry tn the discharge Of slave
who sed in free state AMI r.ore will
support him for the Presidency to which he IL look
ing The National Convention to nominate canii.
dates for the Presidency and the vice Presidency will
meet at 0swero, on the I'd day ofOctober next
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On Saturday, July 9th, WILLIAM Asr,sap, carpenter
His ru,eral viii take place from his late residence
l5e smith street, brooklyn. st 10 O'Clock, A NJ, on
Tuesday July 9TH His friends snd r.'.tivea are re-
sp,cthy invited to sttend without Gsrther invits-
tiop tBostop and Phiiadeiphls papers viii please
on saturday evening July 9Th, II nervous f-,.r,
Mr. v Herss. merchant, Of this city, ,ssd ~ yes-
ris friends are invited 10 attend the funeral this
ster.ocr. At O'Clock, Of his late re~ide.ce Ne \
Union Place, Hoboher, whence his remains will b.
taken 20 Greenwood Csretsry.
On Sunday motniry. % eonsun ptiou. st ~ minutes
pest ecioek Mrs Ei,s ASS SEER widow % the isss
pari~i g. ecsss, and dsugnt.s Of the late Aidermss
Nehtmish wstcrbury. sgd years s.d 10 month";
Tho kiends ssd soavaistsnees sfths family are re.
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