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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
OLYMPIC.

ULlMFItl
gDIRRCEDs piiNSTRELs.-fhe original Pcnpey
4 lsls Of Chrsly's Mnsuels-Every Evening un1l fur
tier Crowded nightly by the beauty and ashlon OF
,Ss Civ Real Ethiopian band In the world consisting OF
fourteen performers under the direction Of h. d. Pierce
choice selection Of Songs, Gees, Che uses Medleys
RefrAns Buresques &c. &c peculiar 10 he usa ion OF
Ethiopian chsracieT. =. -
Admission Is cents private boxes s.; Orchestra sea
80 cents -
Saturday, May H. Benefit Of Lieut. p. Horn alias Brother
Bones ,,
An Afternoon Concert on Wednesdays and saturdays
No.. men AZ 9-roncert AT O'Clock my8
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CLOTHING.
TBE BEST PLACE TO BUY

THE BEST PLAOE ~ 6OLs
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE OR REkAIL, 10 Al
- the Store OF p l.. ROGERS, 70 FULTON-sI al ne
sign of Gen TAYLOR | assert without hesitation mar my
stock Of Spring Summer Clothing the enespest ana
ost varied both in style and prces thai mas ever oeen
offered for sale IN the city. x,.-A
Dress and Frock Coats from French and Engnn
Cloths. -,
Office and Business Goats, from Cashmere "A
Tweed, AlapBcce, and Linen, &c. VI w " NV
Vests from plain and fancy silks, Satin, ana 80. an
hsrseies.. '''
BOYS CLOTHING
Bsys Frock and Sack Goats, from Cloth, -...soo
Boys Jackets and Pants, from -. o.f ~ al
Vests from SIX Satin and MRrseles 80 TO ~
Aso splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cessirners &c sno
VestDes, constantly hand. and made al me sno
notice r. L. ROGERS, rs Fulion-st cor OF 11sd;
tUl suit Of Summer Clothing for 81 AZ @mmNsH
EENTLRMENs SPRING AND SUMMER
~ WEAR.-Wm- T. Jennings Co. Drspep and fAlo''
First quality ready made clothing, &c. 81 brosd~sy,
American Hotel solicit an inspection OF heir ssso'tns"
Of and seasonable goods which In point Of richness
and variety far exceeds any previous Offering eommen'a
raie II IL with extensive additions to The premises
which affords wider scope for their busnessn
viii endeavor 70 merit continuance OF the hoefA PsH
mage which has recognized their garments a. me nos'
economical, and finished they are In style on' ev
sssrgss - Mo rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

y don, ether for the manufacture drawing 6oins u
Soda Weter, manufactured and cold by JOHN NAT
fHEWs, corner Yirstsy and Tvenfy-slxth,st N. Y. A
autographed plate with printed directions giving every 10
formation for tho manufacture and putting op OF ihs spps
Apparatus An communir ators Immediately sissnded
on application a. above myl5 lmD3sSChF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

ETALY.-Now open every evening, for short sea-
Ison. Of Stoppan Hail. 398 Broadway, corner OF wal
ker-st the GRAND MOVING PANORAMIC hlRHOk
OF ITALY representing tour through that besnuul aud
classic land, embracing Northern, Central a1t southern
Ihly-peinted by 8 B Waugh: Esq from sketches taken
by hmsefon the spot during long residence N MAJ conn
ny Commencing every evening at O'Clock; "Wednesday
a. Saturday Afternoons at O'clock Tickets 70 cents
children under II. haf price. ls WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
JOHN CURREY

JOHN CURREY,
ATTORNEY AND C0UHsELL.oR-AT-LAW
sAs FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
IeEFERENCEs-Hon. Albert Lockwood, Sing Sing,
Han T.; Hon. William Nelson, Peskskil, n Y; Isaac
gaytnour PeekEkln N. Y; Merritt Ely Co, Gabeh,
Cobb Johnson, j. 4 A. Lowery, John A. @. Gray Co.
New-Yofk City George Lesley, Troy. N. K. s0 Sme
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r. SUMNER
NEW MARKET.

rg,HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF informing tho
public that he has opened q new Meat shop 3fl eas
SIDE Of Third-ay. between Tweny-6nh and Twony.siah
SIS where be Intends furnishing tho best OF every Kind
meat Ia s ssason determined that nothing shall be wsnt
ing on his part 10 give entire satisfaction
Aso At plsce. Beef Calves, sheep and LsinDs
Al wholesale on fair terms for cash, or al The ssughtef
kouse In Twenty oufh-st between Second and Third ava
myI6 In HlCnoLA1 nIkhSo".
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Osock of fsshionable ready made elothing OF essg
description; loo coats from 81 20 SD; av xoss
81 10 81; $500 pants 81 20 IS. To neas lIo
cAssneres and Vesings, embracing every bink ny
d-srsble frs rae nj always guaranteed "a s1gle
viii convince s 20 per cent less than any nouse III 49,
cty. for cnsh. AZ trememoer the name and numDsf
~ MICHAEL CONWAY,
r,y91 I'm. "a FaiIon.si- near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

= : 80 BsoxowAY BxrE, NEw-Yssx, Nay - IssS
rUvHR ANNUAL KLECTlON ns Dhseea -
Bank, md for Inspsctors fr ~ next e -
HOT w1u - hsld ID tho Bsniing Horse q toe1eVs q
ii,k DAY Of Juns next rs Pol VII b opssss
O'eIoes \ and Close "2rA p e rsSysEurf, casss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
GENrLEMyNs WEARING APPAREL.

GENTLEMENs WEARING APPAREL
CHARLES K. POLwELL, Draper and IAlor
Nhrs quality work made 10 order 94t fuiicnfL vss
William and Gold las Just purchased Tor cash. choice ~
soruneni Of cloths cAssmeres and yesunga wn.eL "
low rent and selling for cash, he II ensoed 20
per cent less than Broadway prices He has for ne s
eight years enjoyed reputation leyen by hose OF 800
usdel Of cutting the best fitting garren1 ana - IT
ry27 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
c,ALR OF INCOME BONDS OF THE NEW
S-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY sea %

GALE OF INCOME BONDS OF THE NEW
- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANf-Sea Cd
puposss VII, BE- received al ho ONCE VI the Company 10
Waist until "wednesday thu 10 h day Of June next ats
O'Clock ~ Tor sale Of g 100000 OF the Income BONDS
Of The Few.York snd Erie Railroad Company.
Tie hole OF these bouds amount TO
ine per anruu, sDc nail yssry py
coupons In City OF NewYOrk the rsi days OF FEB
Tuay Aueul and redeena5e al tho pleasure Of me
Company within hye years from me let OF feof1ay ls2v
tn scbds issued for the completion OF the road 10
Lake Erie ard for the payment OF the principal and inter-
the whole income VI the road Alter tho lst OF July
1851 ami until the earnings shall reach u 100000 per
t,e interest on tie Mortgage bonds. -
TIE bonds will be issued In OF 900 each, with
coupons attached and proposals VIII he received Tor any
number from 10 twenty-five hundred.
Terms 10 per notice Of aCcepAncs OF BIDS and 10
per cent on The lot Of each month hefeser or at Inc OPP
or Of The purchaser aarger or the whole amount may be
paid at an earlier date
have dispose Of Acopy OF the bond may be seen al me
Office q the Company, where any further Information re-
CURED will be given.
Bonds ard addressed TO Thomas Townsend, Treasurer
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
my27 ue12 NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
DARNUN,s CHINESE MUSEUM, 53s Broad
ID way, between Spring and Prince sh-P Il. BAR
MUM Proprietor and Manager.
Reengaeement for short time longer, commencing non-
THE CHINESE LADY AND SUITE
who purpose visiting the principal ees OF me mon pre-
vious to their departure for EqroOe 10 addition TO
THE CHINESE FAMILY,
Six in Number,
Including the Lsdy with feet 2. inches long.
THE CHINESE COLLECTION
consisting OF
ONE MILLION CHINESE CURIosITIEs!
Vocal during the day ana evening
Open from 8 A NJ. I'LL 10 Z. ID Admission % cents;
children under 10, half price JED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

~ Mark Oppenheim was arrested yesterday
in the Seventeenth Ward, on charge oil an at
tempt at rape, preferred by Mary WegeAers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

a
A sToR-PLACE OPERA usE;,-R lst no, Of
Athe Hsvsns Italian OperA COMPANY uneer uis di'Se
lon Of sigroF :. BADisS ,,or kes s9sio
Signora G. NlETTl.
sgnor i. sAltl ana
on MONDAY EVENING, jane >, vii 'e performed
Donizetfs Grsnd opeIs; ,c,o,,
glora a pos ,3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sknol ~
Dues J. VI sIl
.oi.uo'
Oueiu................ .............s amor D. Solsu
Rnsngtels................ Sgnor = haalal
guor r. Barat.i7i
Mi.t. sosiers. Officers and Attendants.
haesto sro Director OF The Opera ...''',Sg y pm
Psss o. lss Al gallery IS csu seats
secured 81 Sd re b-x Office viii be open Ga Monday
from AM. to 2 Pm. when places can De secufeo ~
Free List except for the press Doors open at'-re'o'
snce 70 commence ais
HROADwkY THEArER7 o 9,;Sa op1 -. :. I -,
be performed, the Drsma W 3 act, cal ed ,,..D.-
ST PArR chs w o. Toe V gn,s o. S g,s.css
Frederick Tie 0resi. Barrett apn
CslLe'ine."... Niles HON Joden $500 "n"hs
To conclude Win The farce OF
THE IRISH LION 49,,
Tin Moore. 49,. HUDSON slr SSuAae''''' Ivy
Hrs Fiizgir....Mss HON Af Nelly lt '..a -
frc-s vi 49, nsiiou To Dress C'.cis ert fafqasii- ~
ssuiIi TsniY ard 7tre Circles p es sA.i- .-s e-'e
BIRToss A 2 E.ays;lsg j oSsa vi b.
- PAUL PhY.
Col Hardy Ar Placde Harry ssnlsy Mr., Eas .,'
Frsrt Hnrd- mr Clarke Phsbs .... Miss Chapman
10 concnde with the lac. New Farce Of
An ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Rob Tichet.. ..... Burton Mr.. WIN PugwAlh. Rae
Mr. skinrer..... Levere Mas Wade Misc j. HUI
PsIcEs-Boxes Dress Circle and Psrquee 80 cts fsmi-
ly Circle Second Tier, 5 csi frvoe Boxes - and 20
NIIBLO'ss.-managers- Messrs BROUGHAM w
I'M. CHlPPENDALE-THl EVENING, June5, VIII
be performed Morris Barnefs popular Comedy OF
TIE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Can't Mcguire Broughsm Lady Creamy. Mrs vernon
Chss Torrens -. Reynolds Mrs Torrens Miss Taylor
AmIid seek. ChiPPsndse Mrs DeImsne Mrs sstton
Frank Vincent .CoplsId Emma Leslie Miss Wlmot
70 conclude with Plsrches Dramatic Anecd0ts Of
NOT BAD JUDGE.
Court de Stanberg fn"o
John Casper LAYhicr
Betmap Seton Zug........ ..ConoyT
Lou;,e... Miss Eickinsonl Rutey.. Florence
Admission oil parts OF the house 81 cen1 Doors open
at O'Clock; 20 commence Al g.
OLYMPIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-General Term
Before Judges Ingrshsm and Woodruff I'd CT Ions
Samuel ID German Henry Cdriton.-Appeal-Wh here
gment OF S97 given for balance Of payment TOR
vessel Judgment reversed 10 50 95 affirmed as to re-
mainder, without costs
Daniel keilaer vs. Patrick Burris Appeal from ldg
men on two notes written Ia German, given IN pay Tor
wa, that The complaint was in foreign language. This
Court held that avng put In bis answer showed mar de-
fendant rsoOd the OF action lie should nave
previously taken objections that point had De WISHED 70
avail himself Oft Judgment affirmed, with costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
yxRBB,s WASHING POWDER.-Ansrmski

w tho various poeI[on1 aid % % bconoml
ca 10 washng become hxed fact ss the sbove hsl
superseded every other for is simpLsd utility and thor
oush cleaning quslires may be obtained BY the pack
myH Tvs BhA5Eh EvDhiff-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

rYH VIM. McAllister and Peter McMann were
arrested for petit larceny in the Fifth Ward. Also
Edward p. Wheeler on charge OF grand larceny
preferred by Joseph P. Wheeler, Of Saratoga Co
New-YOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

~ Thomas Depew, supposed deserter from
the IT, s. Navy was arrested in the Seventeenth
Ward yesterday and ordered to be detained until
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

SEILI,s DREAM aud The Dsuge.-These cello
1brsed and effective paintings offered for sale heap
for cash, close The Dream or kna OF tno
World has been exhibited In but few Atlantic cities and nas
rad many thousands OF visitors $4,000 In PhiadelPhs
Eone) they may be for = few days at the Apollo
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESiGt..The
ktTwenTyEnh Annual Exhibition 10 now open Al me Now
Gallery 63 Broadway, opposite Bono 81 from A. a. vi
csisloena. i9i ccnts a236wuss
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CHARLEs FULLER, dealer 3

EHAHLES FULLER. cesief !euningSs nsw
OPsieni Premium Safety Gss Lnmps Aiso, Cempaeos'
Gsndolss chsndesr &c Of thsmoss approves peisssns
Britannia and Glass Ware CuiIssy and Bsny 0m,Ss1an
Giassss he rs 0rssuw1cbs bsswssa Wsrfso - 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

SATURDAY, Juof I.
DREAMING CAsE.--John Cook, Martin King,
patsey Miott and Daniel Mcclure were arrested
Yesterday and last night IN the Second Ward, ior
breaking open the show case Of Peter j. Simpson
ia Spruce-st and stealing cutlery, &c. worth sl5 :
also stealing lead pipe in Dey s.. and for other rob
baries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

FIRE--At O'Clock this morning fire was dis
coveredin the roof of house No Columbiast. The
damage was very light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
THROUGH LINE
FoR SAN FRANCIsO

VIA CHAGRES, DIRECT.
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA
>ecsx CAPT ROBERT II PEARSON, Conn An lea,
ASCsx viii leave Der dock Pier No. 4 Mr. io7 Chag.
res direct on Thursday, June Is u O'Clock.
Passengers viii place their baggage board To Dag
previous.
ROWLAND L AsPIywALL
my23 iJl3is 81 and s. South-st
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INSANITY AND JEALOusr-James Seymour was
taken 20 the Seventeenth Ward Station House this
mornine in a state Of Insanity. He was frmerly
an sc,or ia the CD than Theater, and played
"Syhsie 10 Mr. Chanirau's Nose When found,
ne had stabbed himself Oh the le breast, and made
serious but not fatal wound. lie did the deed De
cause ol the ialfty OF some woman. Dr. b. l..
Budd dressed bis Wounds All he viii soon recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

BAD MoSEY-Thomss Burk was arrested yes
terday afternoon for passing counterfeit money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On the night Of the 18th
ut Mr.. a b. Bessun, residing at the corner o
Eighth az and Hundred sud iorty-iourth.st was at
tackled by negro at Breakueck Hill near Nc
Combs Dam, ana robbed OF gold lever watch anC
chain, worth 500. On the 2ith policeman limo
thy Clark arrested colored man named VIM
Robinson with the watch in his possession. He wa
committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

VAoRAsT BoYs.-Seven vagrant boys, who are
in the habit of sleeping in entries and doorways in
Nassau and Ann SITS. were taken to the Station
House at l. o'clock this morning, and afterward
sent to the Police Court and committed Some
times the officers OF the Second Ward scare up 80
or 40 of these boys, who either have no homes or
never 90 10 them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

EXTRACT FROM POLICE acknowledgements
Ward. June Q: John r. Nebbee, arrested by Off,
Ger Marks at o'clock last night, for assault and
battery. on complaint of Cassn Copeman and Mary
Copeman of 3o5 Fourth-av. Discharged By AtdeT-
man COnckln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

A sToR-PLACR OPERA H0uSE,-ReiuTn Of
hthe Hsrsrs iaIian OperA Con- pany under ula dtoc-
lOn Of Seror 8 BADiALf. Reap9earsncso OF
SlcrorA ANJIOLA BOSiO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

DANGEROUS AssAULT.-Casper Half and Mary
Osterhover were arrested yesterday for furious
and dangerous assault on VIM. and Margaret Riger,
Eleventh Ward.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03
Thanksgiving.

Our readers are aware, occurs on
Thursday next. No regular and faithful
subscriber of this paper, We venture to say,
is unable to provide hlmself with oil the lux
uries which custom has rendered ndispen-
sable 10 suitable observance OF the day.
We may accordingly congratulate all on the
recurrence of this festive season, " without
fear or favor" One of the chief reasons
for thankfulness. among our people, is the
fact that the ordinary necessities and even
the delicscies-of life are within the reach
Of every industrious person-and this with
out any feeling of dependence or seryility.
Every man is his own masier-reads and
thinks for hmself-marks ont bis own ca
reer-.snd pursues it without let or hind
rance )" from any quarter, so long as he is
true to bims, Il and to he principles of right
and justice.
If we could congratulate elr read . VII :"
quiet, harmonious, broiherly feeling between
the different sections Of the Union-on ie-
spHll Vi III cuNu SNHSAi
and Of patriotic devotion 10 tie welfare and
prosperity of the entire nation, we should
hail with still greater delight the return of
a day on which thanks TO the Supreme Dis
poser of all events for this so happy result
would be especially appropriate. We are
not without hope that this state of things will
be speedily attained, and that our Govern
ment will still advance in the character it
has hitherto sustained, of a model gorern-
men', suited to an advanced stage of civil
cation and worthy to be adopted throughout
the world.
Not to enlarge on this topic, we "earnest.
ly recommend" those who desire a more ex-
tended discourse for the occasion, to IRE
pair to their several places of public wor-
ship "-and hear it,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03
Anti.SlaVerY Resolutions.

The following resolutions, reported by
Senator CURRIER, of Windsor, and passed
by the General Assembly of this State at
its late session, are Of exactly the right stamp
in tone, temper, ana principle. Hereto
fore, our Legislature has not, on all occa-
sions, been content with firm and frank
expression of its hostility to Slavery, merely,
but seems to have thought it necessary to
add such terms of reproach and bitterness
as to provoke strong resentment and ll.leel-
ing on the part of another portion of the
confederscy. We hope to have seen the
last of that spirit so appropriately parodised
by our Third House friends, in their APP
pointment of a Committee to insult the
Souih."-Such resolutions as these we can
endorse and cordially support;
Resolved by The Senate and House Of Repre-
senidtiUCs:
That Vermont has no new position TO
take on the subject of Slavery. Her views
are on record-lhey remain unchanged.
Now. as before, she regards the system as a
grievous wrong TO the subjects Of it AS vi
tally hostile to the prosperity Of those States
in which il is cherished; and as injurious in
all its bearings to the best interests OF the
whole country.
2.-ResOlped, That we are unyieldingly
opposed TO any extension whatever of its e
wills or its influence under tue banner Of this
Republic and that wherever there is foot
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

of soil to be sta;d back from becoming Slave
Territory, we will insist upon the protection
Of such soil by legislative prohibition.
3.-Resolred, That entertaining these
views, we recognize. nevertheless the duiy
Of courtesy and kindness towards those Of
our fellow-ciizens who cherish the system
which we deplore. We will respect their
Constitutional rights as we have ever done
we would not be unmindful Of their honor
or their interests; and should occasion serve,
we will show ourselves as hostile to their en-
cmies as their errors.
4.-Reso'red, That the people of Vermont
do not approve ofthe recent act Of Congress
relating to persons escaping from the ser
vice Of their masters ;"-holding it to be OPP
posed to the great principles Of Civil Liber.
ty; and we will use all constitutional means
to procure its repeal. or such notifications
of ii as TO protect the rights of our own cit
liens.
B. Resoiced That we rejoice in the
peaceful admission Of California into the
Coniederacy as State, with a Constitution
and People hostile TO the system of iuvol-
untary ervitude-thus securing to the inter
esis and cause of Freedom, the millions who
shall hereafter inhabit the Pacific States.
G-ReSolced, That as Vermont was the
first State TO seek admission into the Union,
she will be the last to forget its benefits, or
TO be wanting in efforts TO promote IFS pros.
perity or its permancnce WHOEVER MAY
DEEM LIGHTLY OF IT, SHE WILL HONOR
IT; wHoEVLR MAY AssAIL, SHE WILL VIM
DICArE IT; WHOEVER MAY DESERT, SHE
WILL ABIDE by IT.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03
A Turn About.

The Woodstock Age, the only Free De-
mocracy paper in Windsor County, has gone
over to the Old Liners. The Burlington
Sentinel, the Old Line organ of the State
notices the turn about of the Age as fol-
lows
e" It will be seen that the Age, in an arti-
Gle quoted, condemns the Wilmot Pro,i,o-
approves the doctrine of non-iGteryention- A.
approves the compromise measures Of the
last Congress, including The fugitive slave
bill-endorses the compliment paid to Gen
eral Lewis Cass by the late Democratic Con-
vrntion, and expresses its preference for that
distinguished statesman as the next demo
cratic candidate for the presidency OF the
United States. The opinions of the editor
are then in erery particular antagonis ical
10 the platform Of the free democracy. and
in every particular in accordance with the
10. -olut. ans Of the old line democracy
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

s>sstesl fact. the true history vas o.
Used vt every man. on investigation
II sppeared that ntne-tenths enlisted nn
account OF female difficulty; thirteen 81
them had changed their names, and lor
ty.three were eithee drunk, or partially
so, at the time Of their enlistment. Most
Of them were meu Of fine talents aud
learning. and about one-ihird had once
beeu in elevated stations in lie. -Four
vI lhem had been lawyers, three doctors,
aud two ministers. The experimenter
believes, If il were not Tor his pie ige Of
secrecy, that this would be as interesting
history, and would exhibit the frailty oI
human nature as fully, as any expert
ments ever made on the subject Of the
passions.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-12-03

AMERICAN ART Union OF THE Cry
OF New YoRK.--As the day Of drawing
is near, persons intending to subscribe 10
the Art.Unlon, must do so soon. The
following are some of the principal ill.,
ducements to subscribers for the present
year
In the first lace, chance OF draw
ing prize from collection of several
hundred pictures. many Of them Of high
cost aud by well-known artists, as Cole
Durand, Lcutze, Huntington, Hinckey
and others. and all of them selected with
reference to artistic merit. This colec.
ton already exceeds in value forty thou.
sand dollars, aud it will be still further
extended in proportion to the number of
subscriptions yet to be received.
Secondly each subscriber wi! receive
SIR Lin EngrariRgs, the cost of which,
if executed for private publisher. would
at least be four times tie pre-. ol
the subscription. These engrayings'con
s''1' " w A'lLC ~ ny
10 81 inches) from Mr.. Lcslie's cele,
brated picture Of ANNE PACE, SLENDER
AND SHALLOW, "A scene from the Merry
Wives Of Windsor, aud a set of five line
Engravings (size : IL by 10 inches }
from paintings by the following eminent
artists Tile Dream Of Arcodia, by
Cole; Dooo Piains, by Durand; Thc
haage Breaker, by Leutze; The Mar
$. hoidr, by Edmonds, aud The Card
PidJcrS, by Woodvile
The annual distribution will take place
in the city Of New York, on the , nh of
December next, and each subscriber
while receiving full return for his mo-
ney, will have the qualification of assist
ing in the encouragement of Art, aud
in the support of an Institution whose
exerlions TO that end are, and will be,
limited only by the means which the pub
lie may place at It's disposal. The Hon
orafy Secretary fer this place authorized
to receive subscribers. is l.. L. TILDEN.