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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
JAMAICA.

By the Crescent City we have received our files
Of the Kingston Journal to the 18th inst There
10 no news Of particular interest.
The session Of the Legislature which COM
menced on the 25th Of June, closed on the Cd inst
The Journal says the session was remarkable for
the good feeling which prevailed among the mem
bers. The immediate cause OF assembling at so
unusual period of the year, was the impractical
bity Of raising the loan contemplated by the act
of the previous session. for the plrpose OF meeting
certain Island certificates which had become due
and would become due during the present year.
Expecting that the Home Government would guar
antee the loan proposed to be taken up, the inter
est was fixed at four per cent In the absence OF
that guarantee, (the Secretary OF State Tor the
Colonies rot feeling that Government could well
ask Parliament for it, there was no prospect Of
the money being obteined at the rate OF interest
fixed and hence the necessity for obtaining the
consent OF the Legislature to the payment OF
higher rate, not TO exceed StL per cent
Another measure was also passed 10 reduce the
security TO be given by the Receiver General from
t60,OO0to t40 600 after which the l. legislature was
prorosued One new feature which has been intro
duced into the first mentioned bill, is that it gives
the holders of the present Island Certificates the
security OF permanent act for the interest and
principal Of the same whereas heretofore they had
only the security Of an annual act for the interest
| upon them.
MIR John Wilson, who for many years has filed
the appointment Of Deputy Postmaster g eneral d
| this Island, 3ied on the Sd inst.
Some parts of the Island are suffering from DIS
weather, while others have been blessed with CO
pious showers
The Dispatch newspaper has ceased to exist al
asepara;e publication and is now amalgsmstet
with the Standard, the Editor of which latter wa
for several years the Editor Of the former.
The Island is healthy and quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
Gold Specimens.

We saw yesterday ct the banking house Of Bur
goyne & Co the largest mass Of gold bearing quartz
ever yet brought to this city. This specimen is
block of irregular shape about two feet long, and
weighs l23 lbs. We regret that the Governor bad
not seen this mass before the sailing Of the steamer
as it is much larger and richer than that forwarded
TO Washington. We saw, beside, at the same es-
tablisbment, twolarge boxes filed with specimens,
exceedingly rich and beautiful. They came from
the Mariposa mines and probably amount in value
to s25 900 One cannot any longer disbelieve, after
seeing these specimens, in the possibility OF rev.
olution in the value Of the precious metals. IL IS
very evident that where those specimens came
from there exist vast masses OF ore, OF great
richness There is great difference between these
specimens and those we saw some days ago from
FL Dorado County. The latter were generally
solid Jumps Of gold, rounded and made smooth. as
by the action Of the water. In these from Mari
posa, the gold is imbeded in the quartz, and all
through which it runs in rich bright veins, appear
ing everywhere on the surface.
ISAn francisco Herald, June H.
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From the Mines,

The Intelligence from the mines is Of SUCH a ma
ture as TO prove that there Will be greater IAN
tisy Of gold dug out this Summer than ever oelore
We scarcely know which valley, the san .oa ~"
or the Sa ,rsmepto, has sent ouF the riches'
menS but the sold comes from both regions "a
sufficient Quantities to prove that there wa, bat
title extravsgance in the assertion that the ore =
ipeSbausable 1t has been found TOO a. lar no,s
and as far sOGta As to %" be ridge Of gold
t los quartz running the whole length OF the
c SSsy almost north and south The ore Ia. been
even in the mines of Mariposa we s nave see. zen
torToe, nlsce. it will require the employment Of sci
enc r and nlachinery-the one to direct operations
the other for grinding the rock-and with these
two agents engaged, it will aford-from the i'm
meDse quantity that exists-suficlent emp oyment
and compensation to tourths at least, OF all
the su oerfuous abor in the United States.
I5an francisco Herald, June 10.
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RUSSIA
xh..oo,tu nj RIchoIua

HUNDRED AbdIcation OF Nicholas;
Reports are IN circulation, both In Berlin and
Vienna tina. the Emperor of Russia intends, on
the LIST Of December next, to abdcate in favor OF
his son, the Hereditary Grand Prince Alexander
Ncoagewiisch. The motives Of this resolution
are said to be desire TO retire from the fatigue oil
government, and the recollection OF the old super
sttion that no Russian emperor can ever govern
more than 25 years. A variety OF particulars are
added. which would be interesting if the report
VI ere known 10 be true.
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Reunlf In RnaniH.

Letters FROM Trieste OF the oath ult in the
AHgemeine ZeitBng, state that Omer Pasha, the
Commander Of the Turkish army in Rumeia, has
been sent into Bcsnia with 10000 troops, for the
purpose Of snpp$ssslng the insurrectio which has
broken out In that province. The latest news IRON
Dslmetia Is that tG5Sr tfS0ps have entered Bosnla
IL is not belived that S,lttle will be fought for
the insurgents are few in number, and the leaders
the Pashss Of Tuza and Zwornich, have gone 70
Conttantinople 10 surrender to the Sultan, aud 70
ask bis pardon.
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE ATLANTIC.
Amnesty Tor LON hardy.

The Milan Uairersal Gq-esle Of the lSt inst. con-
tains the following
ave have received pleasing intelligence from
Vienna Our correspondent informs US that, on tne
occasion Of the approaching anniversary OF the
birthday OF the Emperor Of Austria, general
amnesty will be published in the Lombardo Vene-
tian Kingdom. We rejoice at the thought that slch
A hope will soon be realized and that 50 many ex-
lies will be restored To their country and iames
by the spontaneous act Of our gracious Sovereign.
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OR T u G A L

The War Department a. Lisbon had placed
cannon and munitions of war in the forts az the
entrance OF the Tagus.
British claims we're also pouring in upon P5rtu'
gal and Lord Pamerston bad made demand In,
ssting upon the faithful execution Of the treaty OF
commerce with reference to the diiierential duty
levied upon port wine for the English market
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Gloom la sicily

The United States frigate st. Lawrence has re-
turned to Naples. ,vbo
hear from the officers Of the 81. Ls~ren.e Of
have inst cine rom Sicily. that the appearance %
Messins Palermo ana Cstsnia is truly ne'tn
The SPY and the military pa.ro are e the ia me
which strike the visitor-wsnt OF coHhaeHSdIreai Of
meTchants~pOyey in the oges sa' ,S5ace So sad
@p!o.%S@' ei il BY .Se se: $so but lev
months SINCE fines Cor.
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GREECE

All the English ships OF war cruising in the Med
iterranean have received orders TO meet at Malta.
The three ships of the line which have sailed for
Gibraltar, and four large steamers, have also re-
ceived orders to place themselves under the com
msnd of Sir William Parker. The destination OF
the feet is not known. Naples being assigned by
some reports, and the Dardsneles by others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23
Things in Piedmont

The Senate approved on toe 80 lost, oy ~ 20 .
the concession of railrosd between Turin and Sa-
vielsno The Chamber Of Deputies was still en-.
gagged in discussing the bill relative TO the issue oil
stock sufficient to produce 5000 1000 annually.
penny subscription for a monument con mem
orAtive OF the Siccsrdi law has produced over
100 600 francs The Austnans have launched gun
boats on Lkeo MsggIore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

~ o. 10, A.-The men bers OF Praukfi1 Chapter, No
L. are requss ed 10 meet Of their Hail, TUESDAY
Sd iust al III O'Clock, NJ clothed IN full Regatta 70 o.
der 10 participate the funeral solemnes Of The lsts Pre-
aeut ofthe United states By order OF the Committee Of
Arrangements H. A. fhEhrEh ShAimsn.
VIM NJ EvERITT, Secretary. UA "
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~ Ashland Division Ne. IL, y, Of T.-fh
Members Of this Division hereby notified 70 mseln -
Division room, on Tuesday, sd inst 81 O'Clock 4 n
the purpose Of particle stne In the Funeral 05seqples
our late Presidert ZACHARY TAYLOR. Members OF Dlys
ions not going out requested TO unite wi eaI
JOHN KENNARD, r g.
SAMUEL SLINGERLAsD, w. r. jy4T
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Eneeu Of the Fire-meetipx for Relief.

We rejoice TO DO able to state that the enter
prise Of our citizens although it has received &
severe check by the fire OF Friday last has, new
er,hsl ess not saccGmbed beneath the misfortune
10 passing through tho stiil-bazing Streets enc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

EE Emptre Tent. NO. DO, Il U. OF R,-Tbs nm
beTs Of Empire Tent requested To meet a. helf fri
room, 1877 Bowery Tuesday, Sd mat al oclot Pm
TO oln with their slater Tents IN paying flnera souons
the memory OF our late President Gen. Zsbsy Taylor.
Ii is hoped that every member Of the Tent viii ssOi
puncusily at the hour named Members OF tho 0rsfiou
abroad and OF such city Tents may not have resolved
unite with the procession as body, are limited 70 10
with u.s. By order Of The Committee.
iy22 "a JOHN CRAw, ChsIrnn
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Feiiows.-The men bers OF the above Order an rsqSs
ed to meet at the Washington Lodge-Room In Desncyx
or Tuesday go inst a. II O'clock previous 10 JOIN N A
fellow czers IN paying the lsst bute Of respeci oAea
lale laueuted President Gen. Zachary Taylor
taos HOOPER Gn
John HASTINGS, c g. bAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

C3~ Nins0n!c.-st Johns I.Odse No IN.
mtmbefs ~ us Lodge are requested 10 meet a. % S !.
r. ON Fl, e.sissOns Hail. No 6Co 8rosiwsy or Tas. =,
SD inst al - O'Clock precisely 70 unite with ne NJ
Grand Lodge OF the state who have accepted he u
ken Of respecs 10 the memory Of The late Presdenl Zs
Taylor By order Of the Wor. Y. g. TisDALL h.ss
X N CoNDON gec'y. iylf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

snnS,nfment IN Is45 me class graduated al Yale Csr
ia will hold Iheir fourth anniversary IN tt.sl
The Approaching Commencement season, ana sis NS,ss
assemble for this purpose a. 0e.oct n ~ tss spte
A. the Iith OF August next at the nopse Q, ",
sgred. Ep"a AM H. cas- seses5
Ney.Hayep, July Is. 1850. w.
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~I n Of ID. F.-The meml

EwI.O Of ID. F.-The members OF he Nss.t't
Lodge No. 10 L. o OF D 4. are requested 10 mesAea
Lodge room, ODD Fellows Hall, on Tuesday the ~
Al l O'clock to unite with our brethren 10 procesr1
honor OF our late President OF the United SAFES.
X URNEh, } r,r,,,,,,..s
WIN. MlCKLE na..s
y22A* VIM C.LUFBERRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

~ O,HIeIIy's Telegraph Lines "a. ID
viii al sections Of the United stass oenvn ANT
E,oadvny Open from IN the morning III II = .sauf
visIor. 10 Hcw.York who are accustomed 70 " N -
business win the oaieiy Lines N sny So sr ~
nj I'D States VIII 6nd Il thef " tsrest 10 esr sxas
ss.ches al dis ofce 70 insure prompt sod eof'sS "a
rfllslOn
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az Laborer.' Union BesevoIens IsseIeu /,

1'NtIrV n
the Four iytstoDs 80 The members u hs sess,
requested TO meet ct their several Diyisl9a Ron,
Tuesday morning, Sd insi Al O'CLOCK, gresulk-,
participation Ia The funeral obssquiss n memoir q H.,
TAYLOR late Presidett Of the Ueit-d sla es anc ~ =
ganiziT proceed TO the fouesi House. ~ ssrinxa
By order PATRICK DILLON, Ch,et nsrs.
MATHEW CARR, }
THOMAS CoL0HAS, Aids
ions NcCLYNN, } iyga..
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re- DIR. r. L.. Nichols and Mrs. Cove Nhs -
Wsier.Cure House, 81 WestT~sny'seceadta ~, ~
avenue Consultations from TOTO felens ns..
tvi7 Inns
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" Unien DIVISION, NO. =, s. OF T.-Uhen n
BIOhers; Al our las meeting II was agreed that Ne Va,
as Division he general procession In memory 0LNeuJ
TAYLOR therefore notified TO moes 81 Fo1nAn Hal
on Tus sdsy the sd inst. al II O'Clock, preessg
ty2OS By order w. P. MOODY, AKA
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ia

.1 y. A. Funeral Obsequic Of the lac f.-
=, ~ y, VIC united sisles-fhe Cnsncery Of the D a
~ we Sses ., sew.fo'E having seceptsd the nv.ss
W. PavtI elinornes Of the City 10 unite via ts.- .
s!pk VIC Isst tribute Of respect to the memory of -
iate Iesoent oi NE United ststes Gen Zscasry n, -
bs,e sPpclntsoa SonmiIlse Of Arrsnx emen,s coss,.
on Enss N9 M 1oooree Boyee, W w. oaborn 2
encell, u N seAman, G. A Barney and ~ X ps,,
zoe COMMITTEE have selected Col feos r. whise, =
act a. Ofsnd MARINA, who vii appoint M. o. y =
Tee Order viii respect and obey them TIE nes - =
formed 81 O'clock N. 10 Canal o. The r.rb, -
Brosdwsy. Or arriving upon toe ground a., - =
Chspisr viii report the fact to NO Gra1c sar,h, ~
thereafter ne under his direction The Chsnce-S - ~
semble n American Hail corner Broadway ard g..
at l. O'Clock NJ Every CnsncelOr Ia exp~ct-, -.
feut the Worth Guard Capt Lyon. have sndy =. y
teered ~ so escort the Order for tn- occasion a..
services have beer accepted by the COMMUNE (sa -
Their particulars see progrsmm- Of me q and Nsr.s
The Commitgee would = lolI every memoer OF ,s-n.a
to turn upon so Int eslng 40 occasion a tsis a..
sssst N hOporng the memory OF one vi o ever prTs =
be al 4ReTioaH-8 great Chef n Sste sni Ia "a. !.
wise END psriouc Chef Magisrs.e-one vho II, ~.
much add us or'io cur nai on's glory Az tue A..
cans, then, we expect every men upon ne groica
L. COMBS Chairman VI Chaacefy GONNA.
GooDBIcH B0YcE Secretary
Chapters or Members 0f ihe Order from o,.er p,,,.
respectfully tnyiIsc 70 uai's with Ias Order ses
y22 Ns
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s.huxIer Chapter. Nc. 80, d. U. A--Ihe
members q sesuyer Chapter No 50 o D. A are rs9Ss.
60 ne - srsiant Al u O'clock, with wi turtle, mo-
Sss 10 participate 10 The faoers vOlemne, Of President
Tsviio, By order Of tho Commpsee of Arrang smsns
U2 re o. INV" 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

-.,.s.IF-gEkY Iowa Beam Engios -
EOh. e1or feet stroke, IN excellent WOLFE .s,sa
e1n. .s,h "a tot, melsle packing, force IempsIf
flIFo ana ali nodsrn improvements coE 80 n
81 inches diameter, Is feet lons mss' 40
~ peynsylysris IRON ard only TWO yesfsm ~,
ee,o5t grsle bar, blower, sbsfdng, betles suf.a
to fee, win ~ feet Of inch e,sI ~ srose
ORE east ron hscug pump, 4inch ehsmoc'i
.nd IA feet Of u ineh wrought iron pipe .sr1ng n
one act OF Csashers. 81 for erusnng =" hsurg. a.
,.v Le kc with strong frame, pullrys a1e ,srtar -
fets blacAgniths toos, cd scrap Loh'
seiv.s eisIeyrs tackle for hosrng, Ne nc II Mrisg CT
Thp shove IL well worthy ne sftenno1 ~ ~ 70 go
bargain. The Engine can be seen ~ "a grosfvy,
apply 70 'N'1' g., soor n ecoen -
fyie l0ts a.
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- DIR. shew,s Water-Cure institution, ~
ner Fvelnhst and Unversty-place nv
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~ Liqa.d hair Dye, improved &C ~, a, he -
hair or vhiskers ne momeDrit Is applied W. 81 &c
tnury-tis entirely free from unpleasant ooG = sus
Wsshed win the strongest soap iminsonsy al a. Tcr
WITHOUT waiting 70 dry for fsss o' VxnvI SYufhk sGf
al. To W.rfoyv 4 Wall-G. III
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- Hudson River Wnter.Cnrc Es" y -
-, al Tarrytovn, with every c0nyenlence 49, ~.
sni Will bs completed for The reception OF panenS'"
I5th OF July next For Ierms, apply Ior,,sou M
rarrytown, June IS, 1850. F@
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w The "Orange Mountain water Ca ~ n,
go Orange ~ one hours ride by railroad lrom ~ ~,
The establishment has private ostns s,Ss 8 0sr
s 1oo'os Aooi0'' VI slm
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wu..p.B a,Ine.s pirse.ors 81 o Ssw 8 70
City, Tor lS5 j -Iho address Of all persons ss<s
Containing ne Ls sss@ sIder appropriate kesdinsa
10 business, classn'' John Ta0W, ~ Aase
a. fxH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

EwLebanon Springs Waterbury Esfaolhs
mept 10 now IN ls SIKH year Of suecessal oP'isI1
FOR Information address =, no.ma. Nm
ty8 Inn ~. onDOHi"'
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" Watcr.Curo Institutes-City aaa S y. N,
try-Dr TRAIL receives patients 81 ria conn0o"sr ~
establishment IS Lsightst and 81 Oyster Bay u -
mupcation daily between these places oy
railroad. General practice attended 70. c0nsaH'A'"~
tez7 Inns
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OBSEQUIES.
q AT n meeting Of the s.r..s 49,.
EIcr nfiNe Lam nItffec ~. S'..e. ward w

% AZ msetIns OF the seesad Ward w.
were unanmossiy Adopted. NossiS1o1I
Rosolrse Thai the cirzsss Of the seeons w.,. -,
o. Sevfork irerminge their rexrcs viA - 1ae cy
fellow eoUuuy1en 81 The deah Of be ats p,.s. Ia
Zachary TAYLOR 1e1l 10
RSsotred That our sorrow for this yr.s u.ro-., -.
mert u haiowed by the memory OF spIencs lew
Of The soldier s1d the unsuied history ftas "a %
niked the most exalted position upon e1rtA we -
city ofan American statesman "-p1
Rcscired That we SYN paihise with our soqtA.~, -,
IN the iuepaable loss Of one Of her beove. -
for the locality Of BIRTH bat because be I've, -
10 the conscientious discharge VI hs duty 10 hs r,,
Rfsolssd, That this CommiEiee will most cors,.S.y
with ueI fellow ciuzens In paying tas respect 10 X
mory q the usuious declared thar &c % Qs,lv -, -
while living JOHN K SAYRE cess,s.. - =
Ms B; PARsoss, ls.c,.,.,s.
LEWIS bREwEE iseereo'' 49,.
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r. Prince g. Co.'s Melodeons for SAG s ~ ,.
nr,Ses stBIDGEas Flute Mandatory, ONey.Ies
graph Building, Isl Broadway Un"~
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~ To Benevolent and other s oe,ss !. > d
len Al near Grand most convenient room i9f 49,, !, 4
religions or moral character and elegsnny W.
such purposes. Terms moderate. Inquire W ,-uiss
DAWES as Gfsrdst
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OBSEQUIES.
PROGRAMME OF ARRAN CLEMENTS
THE
MINERAL CEREn0SIEs

VVNFRAI CEREnONIEs
-. 81, ,uv ,.,V
" .r,,v -,vrOD
GENERAL ZACHARY TAlLOh-
-. ,ro,r,as no the Common Councl
ibe yOl ~, - Wa III tosks he necessary arrange
OF NE ery u 49,, 10 bssg ie. OF the lameated GEs
MehN !. ~ $500 ~ 90 ale Pr-sideat OF the United
ERAL LsChAH ~ s,a,Yto P5n.ra nme OF Arrange
sbies have saopIeo .ue u T.ss 49, "a nj
uenla fer The eccss.3n, 90 ~ uT TIis ~ usfT
OLt'L 49, - -. - :. Crtns Nar,hsl OF the
deg. And ne following persons uA'o 'o'H
viii sci 20 be Alos; -, A Turuer,
gred'A REM S..,iss Oakley,
Wlism Dodge ~ Risl.y
John Avery, S,-nhsa Barker,
W o Harris 1sa-v 3 Cook
RctMd " Hoe lane. K Waller,
W. W. TOmpsrs- Ssmual OsgOOi
w dJr.-, Col ia nss B1rnham,
Elush Pgdy James COl1er,
Robert bgat c S,lrns,
Col nontou,i'''' James Hall
WIN N Scott william Ss-le
N b. Ia S1- hn W. Stiles,
lohn C ff,rsn,r Thps x Whitney,
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GENERAL NUIiCEo.

~ Fowlers 81 Wells, Phrenoio zists and Fss
I,shers. Clinton Hall ISL Nsssanst near NE Para
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FOURTH DIVISION -,
haior-Genersl FRED PEsTZ AID to Grand MNsos-
Heury q Cook Fec. Aia.,,,..
Fhemon OF BEookiyr Jersey Cia.; ~ n.'Hln'ONfsh
and other Ciue. and Nuiasos
Exempt FireDen
Fire Departflrnl OF The Ci1y VI NOW fOrk
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The following will be the
oRDER OF + Roc Z 8 ION

ORDER uoF,PRoo EssIoN.
Troop Of Cavalry
Under the command OF Capt Joshus Naran
GENERAL WILLIAM HALL
Grand Marshal.
Special Aids
Colonel John Avery Colonel Richard NJ. Hoe,
Colonel William Dodge, Rob ri 5muh, ESQ.,
Jsmes Walter, Esq. ..,-
The Frat Division Of Y. State Militia,
Under the command Of
Msot General Charles w. SANFORD,
Comprislng the whole OF the Uniformed militia OF The
county, as military escort preceding me urn'
IL reverse order, ~ follows;
The Fourth Brigade,
Commanded by Bhgadief General Joho E%eo, coss'nng
ofthe Twelfth Regiment commanded by Colonel ny }.
slebbins Eleventh RegL commanded ~ Col Root
c Morris Tenth Regt, commanded by Colonel
VIM Hasey,
Ninth RegI commanded by Colonel b c ferris,
Eighth RegL commanded by Col William boroen
Seventh RegI commanded by Col A. b. Brinkernon
The Second Brigade,
commanded by Brgsdier General George r. MOTIFS
consisting Of the
Sixth Regt, commanded by Colonel Thomas +. Peers,
Filth RsgL commanded by Col Andrew Wsner
Fourth Regt commanded BY Col Charles fsIes
commanded by Bresdler General Storms consisting OF the
Third RegL Commanded by Col = Posney,
Second Regt commanded by Cooaei GhsfIe5 o. Spee'
FirslRegt Of N Y. State Volunteers,
Detachment OF U $ Marines
Detachment OF U 5. Infantry,
u s. Light Artillery Battery,
fused In the Bse. OF Pso Alto Ressca de Ia Palma ana
Buena Vsts,l under command OF Colonel A. b. TAyIOr
SECOND DIVISION.
Gen. VIM II MoRRIs, AID to tbs Grand Marshal
General 5. s. BENEDICT, AIDS.
Capt ". Morris
Officiating Clergymen.
Orator Of he Day -,
Lieh, Guard, ..,................. Light Guard,
capiasin vinesnl FUNERAL URN: csp'al. Vincent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-23

SIXTH DIVISION
Capt w. n CORNELL, Ati 10 Grand Marshal
Csriain John Ogdeu, AID.
St John'a Grand Lodge Of Free a Accepted Mssons
Of The State OF New YOrk. and the subordinate
Lodges under It's jurisdiction.
Puteters's Association OF The Ciiss OF Ney-York,
Brooklyn, and tie village OF w liamshurgh,
sad other ciiss and villages (mOonied).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-17
From the Commercial .4lUettiser.

In your paper Of Thursday evening" my attention has
been called TO the following paragraph
a very old subscrbe' asks t. tell him whether 1t
is true thata treaty of the United States with lrpnll
contains an express rennucia ion Of the Christian charac
on the part Of the former. We cannot give the de-
sired infurrnaion The alleged fact was pat forth re-
Gently, believe by Alajr Noah, in his Messenger
If his account Of the matter is true, perhaps ne vi" de-
sgnae the treaty particularly.
The treaty alluded 10 negotiated by Joel Barlow.
esq., consul general and agent penipol eHary Of the IT,.
States with the Boy and subjects Of Trp1li, IN Babary,
and confirmed BY the Senate in The year 1877 the
treaty itself bears date the fourth day Of January, 1897
The section referred TO is the Iii article follows:
''As the Government Of the United States Of America
is not in any sense, founded he Christian religion
as has in itself character Of enniiy against the laws
religion and tranquility of Mussllmen. (Mussuma ms; }
and as the SAID States have entered inio any
or ac, Of hostility against any Mahomean nation it is
declared by the parties that preext arising from any
religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption
of the harmony existing between the two Countless
| Mr. Barlow was free thinker in religious matters.