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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
FRANCE.
1nnie PhlIinna-POiiticR Rumora.

The news OF Louis Philippes daath reached
Wiesbaden on The goth nit On hs following morning AZ
The Frerch visitors Of W,baden With the Daes OF gos
When hung with black. On the came day me Duke
ad!eu his assembled parsans Tie Duke having proas'
ed he banda OF those prefent then retired He e WleH.
baden the following mordng ak In order to rtura to
Frohsdorf The 4,psmbiee N1t$ofds Lsgtdmia paper,
SAYS that more than 10 persona France have paid
their respects 10 the Price ct Wies0tden.
It Ead ha! there Ia split In tbs PEesiients Cabinet
ard that Cen dHautpoul end Esroche, who do not ap'
prove Of propoaed to be adopted by ther col
leagues in reference TO he extension OF III freadens
term OF Office aboat 10 resign. Cabinet Council WA
he'd Sunday and when broke up the Pre,dent SEM
10 strn suddenly dem and the immediate presence In
Pgri, Of his fiend de Persigny.
Ute Pres! has been extremely well ccslyed on hig
roed - Chebourg the total nuarr OF Coun
that have voted ia favor reytlon OF the Consultation
1875 Naut for repo:e OF the sopl OF Lous Philippe
was sung on Wednesday in the Chapel Of hs Palace OF
The Tueriea; il attended By Ge2. Ghangafnler Nj
Guizot snd other eminent perno1s p,
quantity OF papers vIilte1 In cpter and said 10 deall
certain plans the French rodgss have been sezed IN
Ps, Several wauauls Of arre, have been accordingly
is.ued.
Accounts from Monpeller state !h*ran extensive manu.
factory of gunpoWder FOR nFurrectcpsry purposes has
heen Uncovered In that town IN Consequences Of an acc'
denial explosion The pemtaes The proprietor has se9n
sed
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uar,c nInrher. september 4.

Corroxsince report Of the 2sth MT per Aa We
r,yI ,yces from The United States per steamer tansia n
,t Now YORK 18th August snd Nav Orleans 10Th same onl ~
c telegraph Which, generally speakns were quits SYofg 4
The nav crop consequence prices have reead here aAd III
pool = IN 49, ,.r,, nor exceeding $50
iss % On the following da,s the demand was STILL more aaet
our rates hay ing fallen to that Nc" Orleans tfs ~
was offered At mo buyers 10 he onnd suGay
ceived Liverpool circular the tenor OF which was at ION
able 10 the article from the States ha
well in this dos're to FeaLe On
seyrs parcels beng Grthur decline The safes eA1
6O bales the Of io8 Tor tres odnafe and yesterday ~
bales found buyers without alteration. D,,,.,
To sum up bt DO mot exceed l'S oe
at decline last weeks quotations The receipts snes
the hrst January comprise ss53sl bales against 800 s5 bales @
year PERIOD she ongolns s5-s oae @sA u.s.
274 kQ7 and OC0 balfs agsinst 81 lsi'baea
The following The sales effected ~,-,
i.s9 bales OeansF .ioall6 1G3 = Salsani
So Mobile Ioeali0 % Hayu..-.... q loY
$50 Upland .lo2alll 10 = fernanbueo -tf15o
Total saes 99s bales.
The imports during period amount 70 254 bales
ToxnoS Coxy M ,Rxsr Sept 6Not Wheat fresh from
counties continuance OF Gne weather used some
dn1ess and the effected at ahou; Monday cur
rency for all Foeguoliers demanded lormer terms nui
sales small Barley BEANS and Peas moved OH slowly out supporter
late rites. arrivals Oats moderate and wrfe 20
fr No sses m indian Corn
ported Weather Arrivals British Wheat $50 Barley ~
Oats OSO Ireh Oats 1870 Foreign heat 1871; DAT
ley lie; Oats 25.il0
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The bill then passed Yeas l2l; Nays i7-a'

The bill then passod Yeas l24 Nays las
follows: .
YEys-Messrs Alberisop Alexander, AndfeTs 1snn~'
Besla Binphsm Bisiai Booth, Briggs Brooke, BLowl'
Ind Buell. B1rrows Butter Penn. sallsT Conn., CsDs s
Calvin, Campbell Cartier. Casey Chndief C&rA Gte,
latd, Cole Corwin Crowe Dckey, pmmGn p RsS!
Dixon, Doy Duer Duncap Dur hs Durkee El,ot nT On:
Ohio Fitch Fowler Freddy fuller Gen.TY 6S'Is 10,
bert Gilmore Gorrnsn, Go Could. Orianell haL aA u
way, Han pon Harlan, HarriG, ID, bay, hsyhTao, n
bard, Henry Hibbsrd Hosgapd, HOVE Ha1ts Jac 80,
Julien. King r. l. King J-John King PfesHn ,s hsis'
Letter, Levin, Lilte6eld, Mann, HsSa MANI "a m 81 ~
SOP, McClelnand Mcdowell Mcdonald, ae1aug1sy "a
Kinock, McLanahaB, Heachsm, Miller Moo1e, 80 p
Nelon Ogle OTIS Peasee, Ptun1, Ptnan, foneFi ~
rsm, Reed Richardson, 5sey Robbins, kooin.ou, ~
Rous RumIey sacke t sawtele. ScGenck sGhermefnp,n
schoocra, Sylvester, spading, Sprague sleyens a.,
seilon Strong, Taylor, Phompson Pa Thntmso III, LIZ
UndeThll, VinIon. Walden Waldo, Wentworth "u"e'
Whitteaey, Wildrlck, Wood Young, p,
NAYs-MeaBrs Allton, Anderson Ashe, AyeIsu, psyty'
Bowdon. Bowie Brown, Miss Burt Csbei cald wen, Ay'
Caldwell, N. Clipgman. Cobb, Ala CococS De29r,y'
Edmundson Evans Nd Ewing, Peatherston, Green dan'
ilon, Haralson, Harris Ala Holiday. Howard Huo2AIa'
Inge, JBckioD Geo Johnson Tenn Joues Kaufman hslE.
La Sere, Mars hall Mcdowell McLane Nd; NC Aulien'
BIZ Queen, Millaon. Morse, Orr Outlaw, Parker Fneps
Powell Savage, Seldom Stanton, Tenn Bianon NY be-
piers, Geo. Thomas Thompson, Mis-. Venabe, "al!ace'
WRtkina Williams, Woodward.
The Senate bill granting the right o. way and
Donation. oil lands Illinois, Mississippi and Alabama to
aid In The construction OF Railroad from chicago 10 0o
bic, WAS paiaed-YeRs l0l, Nays75.
Pending motion to reconsider the HouBe ad
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BoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The Senate bill enabling Arkanaas and oinef
States to reclaim swamp lands within their limits
was amended ard passed.
The bill granting tie right OF way through the
pubic lands for she construction o. railroad from
Alton to Springfield III. passed ,.-.t...,
Mr. BoWLIK reported bill giving alteFa9se ST. ~.
tions OF land to the State Of Missouri 20 AID IL spe
construction Of g railroad from 81. LouI 70 tlS
Western limits Of that stSie, which vii ul.1nsieJ conaS'
Mr. -I G1IBERr, OF California introduced bill to-
esshb 1IghtbouEes besccus ard buofs, on 1e c2aS u
Ceorns and providing fer slrVey 81 the eoa'! ana ar
hora In laid Ssie /. referred - me ConLnseo u
payment Of money California objected l1p 9f;s l3
lbs vestv aud bsiofe she became ssie heefFe ~ ga
Committee OF Fgys ard MeanS ;, ~
The Senate bill reducing the minlmUm pFtss VI
Mineral isnds In Michigan and .ViIconFin passsd
The bill for suppresaiug the Save trade II ''-'
Disfes vas taken up, when 1.,,,, .I,.t
Nj BRowN Of Mrs offered an amsndme1s !haA
utpy free psrsep shall en.ice induces saYa - lu1
sw ay from his her master or Legal po7iest2 ot - M
mar rsr aid aIsi in doing 30 auch pston sHe! ~ 60
10 Indictment In The GTminsi Court Of Ine -
lurba ard or conviction shG be Imprisoned p me I
tariarg for period exceeding hys yesrs ns ss
hEd intention OF opening up clsctsklon W tbs
There hed been a1ough of IT, and ne moved &c fsist %
bin ard amendment TO The Comm!!tse for Inc plsHc'o q
Columbia ard moved the previous question. -
Mr. PBEsros KING wished 20 oher an aneiA'
ment, but idr. Blown would net give way 49,. a,
Mir KING protested aganst the hoor Da DELI. ~
signed to more bu, fdenda OF Ssyery 10 Ehske l1''
offer dHenis 10 ibs Slavery otue .:-..,s
The House refused TO refer the bul knd reJscs0H
Me-. Browns sneBdfr en; Yssa SO Nays lu5
Mr. fNGE moved 10 lay She bli en- lhe taO'onVs
agrees 10 Yeae g Maya q.
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ADJUSTMENTS

CASTLE GARDEN.
m OLLIE JENNY LIND's
I'VE FOURTH GRAND CONCERT.
and the for the present. Will take place al CAs
THURSDAY EVENING,
Sept Is, 1885,
PROGRAMME.
PARTI
os2s,na1y RaVs.o NG sses
somnambuls.. Beini
Arla.................." Qui 10 Voce,'
Mdle. JENNY LIND.
(PuritanD ................ .Beinl:
Duet, EaTsren elle-Ptano forto and Violin,
On favorite themes OF Belinis
Messrs. Benedic. and Ncll
U0le la Luna"
Sig Belleih.
Aris,............."N Non Paventar"
Mdlle JENNY LIND.
tFlsuto Asgico). ....Mozan.
PART IL.
Overture ..........Ls Muete de Pcftlc1
tMussanleilo) Aubsr
Ballad. .................' FAKE this huse,'
Ndle JENNY LIND...... Benedict.
Solo Pisno-lore. .....M MIR. Hoffman. La do heget
Romanza.,.,.,....."Q uando Lsscai Ia Normauds,"
Adle. JENNY LIND.
(Roberte ID Disyolo,l 49,. ..Meyerbeer.
Aria,,,...,,..."Ho Hon P!u Nests-"
Big. Rellela
iNoz2e di Figaro. Mozart.
All non 0iungs. -. Somnambuls,
Mdle JENNY LIND.
And BY particular desire Mdlle LIND viii sing mo
Echo Song
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By Telegraph 10 the New-York Tribune
xxx1ss CONGRRss....Firss Session.

senate. WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept II.
After the consideration Of routine business, the
bill providing for the settlement OF land htes IN
Oregon and making donations Of lands to actual
settlers was taken up.
Mr.. YULEE moved to strike out the section OF
the bill making donations Of lands to actual set
tiers.
Before the question was taken on tue amend
mont, Ar. WALKER moved to amend the section
proposed to be- atricken out, by inserting PROV.
vision ESTABLISHING the principle OF Homestead lex
emption Pending this, Intellectual efforts to
oet into Executive session made The question
was iheniAken on Mr.. Walkers p opoiiaon. which was
rejected Yeas Nays 44-MesTS. Dodge OF WIS seward
and Walker yo,ing in the sfrmEtve The section pro
poted TO be stricken was then amend 20 as 70 eo1s9
lands only 10 hole tuiue ieiierI Tho ahAA Se7 IL
pon prior to the 4lh OF March, 1858.
Mr.. MASON moved to strike out provision ez'
tending the bent fits OF the donation OF nnts 10 foreigners
Who shall have declared their intention TO become cl
zens ofha United Stats, which, after deoa1e wal r'ec
ed, 50 10 50 mt. .i 80,
Mr.. WALKER moved the addition OF seYsfai sec
ton. making general distribution OF Paoc Lapds 59 1ae
henFfl OF actual seltlers which ware eIeetea cas- ay'
As Mr Dodge OF Wisconsin, M Seward and MI " ak
er in the affirmative, ~
Various minor amendments were adopted the
hill wa, reported 10 the senste the ansnd WeEe con-
rnr,ad In and the bill ordered TO third reading
After the consideration OF an amendment maze
nv the House OF Representatives. to bill grating swamp
Land, 10 he sias5 10 which they lie .or reclamation, a7
8euste, viii out vote Acquired
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nIIsceIlancous Ne WIS rrom all Parts Of Europe


TIE Empress DoWsger OF Brazil has LEI! Oaiaad IL an
EnRlsh steamer of Portugal
Mf 5tephenaou the engineer has bsen offered, aud de-
cl.ned, the honor 0! knghlho3d.
Ro.5in is engaged OF usw opera which VIII be pro-
duced I'll Bologna IN ths courae OF kaonIh
Er z r. 5roosiDg has been unanimously eIse!ed d.
rector of The Bar Z OF Britieh Ho:ia America
private OF The l2h Foo5 vas recently hanged 4! Iae
Nautilus for the murder Of his ssrgesnt
On Monday la, no fewer Tan 1900 bs1k5ss Of i1iI
were imported into Lordon from the Continent
fte esi.h OF the Empress Russia ig SO impsred that
she w be compelled 10 psss Tao "tnef IN the so1Ia Of
Europe.
died eayag his Only daughter forums o! 10000 800
francs
IA GlsIRoT-sae frat equestrian sta.Ee Of woman Ia
Great Britain.
bIfort ayen il aboa. 10 De stoogJ fortified. Hartello
oves vii rs erected aud mounted with guEi OF a9a7J
Upward CT 500 Chelsea Pepioae and families haye
embarked is year for the Australian colonies IN order to
re Quesn has appointed commissioners Eor inqulrl1g
The .sls discipline. studies and rsTenueI OF the UoI
Yerlit!es OF Oxford ana Cambridge
Several Of The .iudenia 81 the hoya Mlhar7 Academy al
WCoIwch have been expelled Ga charges laufs which
viii not tear 70 De p1bian5d
No 4o4 persons about TO De pat upon their
sln Bavaria accused OF having TAKEN share es3
Ia the armed rebellion otlR3I yeAt.
Ano1g The paMenZeTs hreugh. By tbs Weai Ida mali
packer A7oe, whcn arrived q Southampton OF Sunday
were three grizzly besrs from California
II 10 aEid ihhs furner ths enlren painter VINO ia report
e Tor the yacsn cha ranshp OF hs Roy Academy, hag
realized Eot less han ESQ eco by his brush.
Aceouuls from YuL dated Aug sste that the Cholera
aer carrying of about 81 600 perso-s sppsars suddenly
hsyedeclusd throughout ihs regency.
TITS Lords of the Treasury have accepted tha offer OF
Mr. Lauag TO convey the mai 10 the Cape OF Good Hope
for Sc 0G0 per snzum, In screw propelled vessels
The hester papers announce tho failure OF ihs large
cotton spinning establishment Of William 4 David aorTi I,
70. Th0 liabilities are 7aOusy slated al from $4,000
ie $4,000.
Pal OF The Tufkish e dsasnsans7psdrona Shout to
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II a d z
The Virgin of Rim sni.

The Pope has with great joy" granted the
prayer of the Bishop and Clergy Of Rmin that they may
be permitted, a. public and striking mark OF their em
nea peiy and gratitude TO ofnament With crown OF
the image Of the MottsT OF Mercies which has become
celebrated whit The leattwo month"; throughout lha whole
country by the miraculous movement OF i.s oyes to tho
great advantage OF the failhfnl.h
The Roman Post Office has recommended lite rigorous
exclusion OF such foreign newspapers express opinions
unfa orable to iie PapAl Court or any OF thu corrupt
branchfs OF the administration.
Phe ee port OF Venice will be removed from 81 G ga
10 ST Lucia ard Chiara TIE free pom will now be o di
rect communication with the railway erInitUs.
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conductor, Mr. BENEDICT.

9he Orchestra viii cons,i OF Sixty Performers including
ths first talent in the country
Price OF tickets from 81 10 &c. according 10 ocaaon-
Promenade tickets 81 Places secured and tickets obtain
ed atihe American Munanm. 49,,
roprs open at 6-Conceh TO commence AZ O'CLOCK.
no Checks will be Issued
Chickering'S Grand Pianos wil be used st this Concert
but win be gvsn Castle Garden Saturday evening
Particulars hereafter, BIB
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 3l.-The city presented an IN
ususl animated appearance, II consequence OF the cleo
onE, which commenced on that day The Modersts party
had succeeded in returning the Presdeni aud 5ece.ares
ofhe siX electoral colleges of he capital and there
little doubt but their candidates would all be elected Fhe
lranssCtlors On the Boufse were extremely animated
They smouned 10 upwards Of nine mions In the Fhfees
which closed al "a for cash and time Tho Yours were
done al IS 1916 lOf cab and the Flye1 81 Ia 5l6
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EGYPT.

Cur dates from Alexandra are to the 3lst OF
August Choera continued TO prevail throughout! the
country al Alexandria there aboat hl7 deaths Dali
~; al Cairo double The number and throughout the Della
il e1ies more or less.
Trade was dull, in consequence OF The cholera The
neg crops were coming down rapidly from the Interior,
and are sk.d to be abundant Cotton continued IN high IA
vor AID So p csutsr The last price paid Exchange
OF London, 81 pasters y tund sterling
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Eiyernoci Gotten 1larket,

Rfpdrt IT ne 'o,F, t.1"y ~ %, rbb Ne b,i 10
Ia, slt reduction nj the quotations o! Cotton ~ee @
III ~ yay ,et MAINTAINS the ground Nor have tnsee
ssn sny docan,S5n IN scale OF orcss snes th ue
vs can pocs IN our quotations. although the tsnieneI -
Ssne Occasionally there has been momeataS eetyiy
m ore orders for E1por,aton and few spe1al'sFe 'Ae
rpon The whole We bad dull ard heavy taafes "GP,
ero Far Upiands quoted 6y the Cea'm'S VI
BroFers al I'D Mobile Sd, and Orleans at Sse 5tV
3 s,a, nave been taken on specaaon AMI $50 Amefeaa
ifG sna ard 500 Pernan export Sales tody ABOUT t
tsles Sales OF the week, 30,7oO bales
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sal for EnSla and par. fo' The United asS
being ms leuetpt cruise record of shps belonging 70
the sultan ,,,,
ri-,s.s Though tn Iiurd Kingdom Ia comp leSs -
~ gseer have been spronied Tor The metropolis aud 81
for the remaidGe or OF the Kingdom.
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traI.1Am opEnA HousE-AsToR.pLAOE

ITALIAN OPERA HOUsE-ASToR"PLAO
MAX MAREqZEK, Cole Lessee and Msnager-Arnyai
ebut OF The great French Ballet COMPANY
the Grand Opera PGI, Opening OF sa9 sal az Mon.
sIsur Robert Kemp and perfect English Vaudeville Com
pknY-Mr John Ntckinson Stage Manager. ,.r.. coo,.
PAW MademoIsele Cces,ine Franz premiere dansease,
o The Grand Opera Paris Me vctoaae F ts r.
pinosa premiere paniomimisie from fheElef aIIe 81
n Paris, 9'e9f Leon :Daos aopssUi
gredeiue from he Grand Opera Psis and several other
dsineu shed aras Also, perfect corps DO ballet OF
Pbs English Vaudeville Company will compn,e the
names OF many we established fayores Who Will appear
10 quick succesEon and generally IN entirely new Vauds'
yIlles written translated expressly Tor this establish
ment $500, -
Yhe Leses pledges hnse that ths Orchestra ehsl be
fall and composed Of the beat arsg aud that It laa be
superior 10 any Orchesn ever before employed for Bal
lei or Vaudeville COMPANY In tos city Due and nmely
notice Will be given Of the frat representation e2
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

F1RE.-About O'Clock yesterday ire took
place in an oil end paint factory on Red HOOK
which was entirely consumed. Loss abou! $4,000
partly insured in the Groccr's Insurance Go. IN
NeW.Yosh.
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADA,

The Cunard steamship Canada arrived at Boston
yesterday at P NJ. having made the voyage from
Liverpool, deducting the detention at Halifax, In
ten days, one hour end quarter-a splendid per.
formsnce though not better than the Atlansic's 10
days and 90 hours from Liverpool 10 New York
By the midnight mail from Boston, last night we
received copy of Wilmer Smiths Earopea"
Times, from which we give the following particu-
lars OF foreign news il addition to what we have
already received by Telegraph;
ENGLAND.
Bank of England.
The following is the last return published by the
Bank OF England:
ISSUE DEPARTMENT. G
Noes Issued U5SIS
Other secufities. 2984,8O
Gold Coin and Bullion. .sl56d385I
'''''' -''''-N-'' '''''' ---3olO3al5
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
PToprietoTe Capital. ....t......''.'.., i595 wv
Rept.. .,....,..'..'''s 00oo,ooE
Public Deposits (lncluding Exchequsr,
Savings Banks Commissioners OF Ma.
,ionn Debit and Dividend AccouDts}. 82bli8l
Oiher deposits ;,'.'''.'','.'. S5l wy
So 9s7,0 56
Government Securities Including Dead
Weight Annuity ..s............,.....lf,4jl 841
Other Secu ites ,..,,,,,,,, ...,,..,.s.l Ii 1881
Noes............ 80. 80. ....,.....l0, 42l070
God and Silver Coin .,.,.,.,,........ 66S759
Sept. C, 1850. NJ MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
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Thn nInii Stenmera

The Lords of the Admiralty have directed that
heuceforh the British aud North American Royal mail
sle5mshps railing between Liverpool and NewIYork
thsll cease calling Halifax their outward and home
yard passage The Companls ships sailing between
aIpQol sRd Boston will continue to call at Halifax, both
m borna "ane!
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rT7aH DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF ,L Tlna
A ARP8 New pair tings reespy arrived rom y mi OF
among " hch Ia 6snnanla by koenle sqe sr,is, of
s sos schoo has received many ad5iioes 80 OF d.
oen ii The two roorna over The Hal o. s .ed rTipces
ylns Unity In Efoadwsy, between spta.eE '
@ 10 oe!osk A. n. no 10 0csoek r. "a ,go,s Catalogues
hJgIs.Gn Is eecis; sessoo resa's =" 's"''' ;ei9
i2s ceriG.
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Fer Tho 7fiaun;


The HOME FOR TIE FRIEsDLEsS-The Trea'
surer Of the American Female Guardian Society
and HONE FOR THE FRIENDLEss, gratefully &C
knowledgea the recsipt OF the following note, en-.
closirg check for FIVE hundred dollars:
NEw.YoRX SEPT l4h, 1850
20 Mrs. JOEL NJ. HUBBARD Treasurer OF the Hons Tor
the Fierdlsaaa
MADAM, Weere tntlruc.ed by Mss Lind 10 Tequ7ti your
sccepta &c othe enclosed donation oil nye hundred dOal
to tbs iunds Of your Associscn mark @! tbs Wsn
inherent vach SIZE feels III excellent; Ch2ry bsio1g
ing 10 Cilg WHARF she has been received ai9dly
we peg eaVe 10 add our Desi wshes, 20 Iao'e OF
blss Lind Tor ths cennu3s prosperity and Gs5lness OF
yeur Institution VS. ars with great respect. 81 adam,
Your IN 81 ohedieni serg't-, JAY / FIELD.
Mock AUcrloNs.-Mr. Edit0rt-Pleaso give
me small space in your paper to say g word
about those detasta6ls concerns. Yesterday vas
passing down Broadway and accideatly dropped
into one Of them. rad no thougds Of making
bid and did not for some lite lime AtIength
gold watch and chain, represented 70 have been
left there By gentleman rom Havana, and worth
mors than 500 we're put up. paid thai sum and
wss shout psssing out when gentleman with
great spuSrent kindness addressed me, and ssid
FAD bet n che stnd-lbsr the wa oh aud chain ere
sGlntniasd, and had tbs appearance OF cold and
that wssall Isad % one oil The auc.ioaeers ha1
been deceived ana would nos take the W2soh.
N},g said he, We yvii sl'JH You the amount y1u
hsve psid aHti OF may bit CO q Sfaf Sotd 'oatea
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OPEN ON MoaDAY, sEPTEMgER
CHRIsTY,S OPERA HOUSE

MoChsnlC7G HEN,
A&A BROADWAY, above Grand st--Chrls,y's Htn.
4 Xsrels respectfully announce her patrols aud the
public generally tia! hey will have the honor Of
nencug seEiea of her popular Concerts Ia this city on
Aofday, 5ep!9
gickes % cents Doors open ats comm snce a. ocik
Afternoon Concert every Saturday az .h.-fhe con'
pzn7 comprising efficient and versatile cofpan OF ta
iened and experienced performers under tbs
OF o. P CHRIsTY. sl6 lWtSN
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AUTHORIZES EDITION OF

JENNY LIND MUSIC.
gy1HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully call the A;tendon OF
the public to tho subjoned letters from Ar Benedict
and Sgnor Belieh.
Phe subscribers have claimed to be the authorized agona
for the publishing OF the Jenny Lind muc, aud they be-
usye the suboned letters satisfactorily prove the founda'
"0D' u '-''' '''''' LONDON, August 1852
70 sAmuEL c. JoLLIE, Esa Sir-We herewith assGn
10 you tho full and exclusive right TO al the music sung by
Mdlle Jenny Lind in America elso, all the music com.
posed or sung by during sojourn In the United
g,a,ea JULES BENEDICY,
GIOVANNI BELLETT1. :
IRVING HOUSE, NEw.YoRK, Sept 8, 1850.
70 SAMUEL c. JoLLIE, Ese, SivI certify, With pleas
uye ina, your edition OF the Jenny Lind music, In which
van have associated tbs OF FIRTH Pond Co. 10 ne
only authorized edition published and arher !asI eseh
s0u a ,s,nA JULES BENEDlCP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-18
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