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The New York herald., 1850-03-01
Police Intelligence.

AT four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the appointed
dssicston Of soms $50 600 from the Butshsrs Melting
association, said TO have been embezzled BY Robert
Ats few minutes after the appointed time Justice Lo
tnrop TOOK Dis seat and also the council In the
MMr'Jsmes M Brady appeared fer the prosecution, on
nepsrt oi the association, and MT Horace y. Clark
Tor Mr Elder the sccused The court room was we'll
nned and gooS set Of boss butchers as
Ike well fed aldermen, All exhibiting signs Of psraking
OF me at OF the land Mr Elder looked remarkably
smirg faces and were apparently bound to kill The
nre, v'ness oAiied was Henry Seval VINO said; am
Sooshsepsf 20 .ne nrm o. orinne mintorn Co. and
nave peen IN tnN occupAuon ior the istn years Mr.
Elos' assys ud tne pusine" Tor the association We
na.s pssn IA me hapu OF making sdyancss on Ship
The bills we're sold ahe current rate Of exchange and
we naa mr VII, hiast sns advances cannot state the
hsvs sometimes made advances without shipment
bsing made on account Of such between January
tns M ioth and February the 10th, ls47 We advanced
e[olov on snipmenb not IN hand shipmen1 we're
maze suosequenhy TO meet these advances These
shipments we're consisnsd to Lanpson Co, Barring
Elder was the only person vho rsceived advances
made on tallow BY 0rnnell Mintsrn A Co Mr. ss.
s,s., hsn ,S sssed 20 give ,ns amount p.d 70 Mr.
from the sc,oupt no" 10 court. ssid 70 be an ersst
,hp' sa.a...s an sous,i ssse ans ss v,st
~ h.Irs ~ - ~ W 's ro~.'.x |" tnst'
ne sas vac the amount paid BY them 20 the assoeis
w.st Issm,,,nn ho,,,.ansx ~ 49, sss nr
Tss ,,p,,s wa. s..S 10 s..ss TOR es sns sooson
lUstn aAnrfa al H. ~.
,ss =, -, ~, 80 =" w 49,, ,suoo. ~. nsmn.on
60, 49, "a. 80 ,ss - r.a ~ ~ ooo. s'psr sna
a.. 81 - .ss .-.s, ps..''ns w M s.soc'sr
- IA ,,.o..n,i =, ~ % 49, sevss"o.r, .oS, .s.vs
rrs.,s.n, A.. ,nvr. 49,. s..slss, .ne
-, a., 80. .S .s,. 49, ~ msas NJ. oI .ne
ssn .,,.d 4. ths s",chsr. .nd p1n.as. u
~ ~. .p,ss -, ~. pus.ne,s sno Drovsn bsnk un,i
s the Bssry Mr. S.s n.: ss'n
sances LETT the money at the desk with NE TO be de-
postfd. there shipments made foreisn markets
every year ay 10 1912 averaging from si2 900
a. s2s clO each xe.r, An ..vsx.l tn.,..r. - NJ.
tlser rsia nonsy 20 NJ ~ van,s s..s ~. ~ IN III
n h, ~ rosssss,on .s,.,sI az ~. 80 80 s, -.
vas to pay 10 members . week Tor the raw mate
rial, the butr tbeu "a ~. n,
Of the ss.ocistion The Court A. th,s st.rs Of The
nroeesdpss, saJourned until h.ifpsst three o'clock
wi , ay, Nnasyy aunns when tine Mr hsmhton
sshbisps the amounts Of moneys paid 10 By wr ELDER
drovers. by the pane. Of DANIEL Koch and simon
schonts both P.bnsyivanis Dutchmsn. vsr. arrested
sas, ms.s. and ana Is
money, TO benjamin Levinsop, residing at No "a Dey
The New York herald., 1850-03-01


This falling Of is the more remarkable, ~ the num-
Der In January Of this year 034 whereas In the
January Of 1S49 only Se26. There is, however,
In the two months . decrease In the present year.
For the two months in lS49.. 18,l49
Fer the two months in 1850 ........ 1922
The New York herald., 1850-03-01

tottfcrIo~ oy TVS REwwur.--The Secretary Of the
Iressury has directed IN, collectors 30 suspend the
psrsoen HE curtaiiins sircular Of previous date
The revenue cutters 70 10 i'm sotlvs
wee, ss hsrstcfcre The expenses attending the sp-
prssment of msrehsndise ~ NO longer 20 be charged
70 npsusrs, and the espenps for weighing, gsuafpx
snd messurisg eccds, are orx 10 be CHARGED 10 the
cvrss % sveh eecds IN eases where required that
uen cnssgs shall Be made BY Nr walkers tariff lac
ns no Longer withheld. .-.Est,srsf fnfefiixsnstr
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that wsy. All hopes Of . compromise depend upon
the Senate The strong prepondersnce OF the anti
any prospect the orgination Of In that
quarter We must " look to the Senate.n
The trouble between Colonel Bisssll Of the Illinois
regiment and Gen jefferson Davis OF the Mississippi
regiment ct Buens VISTA with respect to the relative
bravery Of both has been referred to General Taylor
whose decision Is perfectly just to wit That both be-
haved brsvey and that the question ct issue relates to
different stages Of the 6ght But sorry to learn
and that the beu Is still pending. with the pros
pect however, Of pscidcation from the negotiations
The Tvs Of illinois, and the laws of this District are
20 stringent against the code Of honor,n called,
that duel particularly In this case Is difficult to
manage and is therefore apprehended that street
have NO serious apprshensions, in view Of the good
sense Of the parties involved in the dispute II the
affair should terminate in blsod 1t will serusy aggrs-
vste the impending danger over the country and
tween Northern and Southern men. In every respect
therefore the lovers Of would depore failure
to restore the between the bslgerents
ludicrous and unlucky accident occurred in the
ospito yesterday. A genteel stranger in his cups,
taken from the ladies' gallery, In the House, and
for safe keeping till be might sleep of the effects Of his
liquor, Deposited and locked up In one Of the COM
mittee rooms below In the room was Q bust Of Dixon
H. Lewis In plaster, and beautiful marble bust Of
young lady of this city, as well other sculp-
lures The drunken man woke up, demolished the
sculptures, breaking them into fragments, and made
his escape through . window The redress to the
artist is very doubtful question. depending pretty
much upon the generosity of the prisoner 1t was
certainly piece Of folly to lock him up in tho capitol
Professor Aeaxziz 10 dra wing well at the Smith
sonian Institute, that he has to deliver the
ture ever tvfcs the same day, to accommodate the
people, the room being limited TO thousand or So
Msdem oiselle Jacques 10 highly popular at the
Adelphi theatre and her spirited style OF singing
cannot fail to be popular
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY %.

they mean anything, why not do something,
or at least try? Rely on it, whenever the
Question shall take this shape-that either
New-Mexico must be surrendered TO Texas
or the Compromise taken as a whole, the
latter ,riH be taken. We have no doubt that,
in that case, it sbould be. Now if the lead
ers in the House who profess such anxiety
to defeat the Compromise bill are sincere,
let them show it by their works. Let them
mass the California bill, admit the Delegate
from New-Mexico, or at least establish the
Boundary between the latter and Texas. II
they either cannot OF will not do these, or NJ
all events the last Of them, they render the
massage Of the Omnibus plan if not ineyiA-
lie, at least in our judgment desirable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
In Conrre.s, Y-esierdny.

The Senate resolved to inquire into the
subsisting validity Of the various Mall Con-
tracts for Ocean Steam Service.
The Branch MINIS were smelt Of.
The Omnibus bill was taken up, and Mr.
Mason Of Va. made Southern Speech
thereon. Mr.. CLAY was urged to acquiesce
in running the Missouri Compromise line to
the Pacific, and intimated that under GER
tain circumstances, he might not resist its
extension to the line of California, nothing
being said respecting Slavery South of such
line. But Mr.. Clay, no such line can be
run. because New-Mexico cannot be divi-
ded-at all events, not now-and Santa re,
her Capital, is very near and South Of the
Missouri line. There are better reasons
than even this but suffice it that the run
ming of such line is moral impOssibility.
Is it expedient, then, to humor those who
still talk of it
sin the House, the HOrnor Investigation
latter costing far more than Horrors entire
salary) was laid to rest by the decisive vote
of 90 to 6S. THAT ought to suffice; but a
Loco-Foco on the scent Of an Office never
knows when to give up.
Mr.. CRowELL of Ohio tried to get in bill
to abolish the District Slaye-Trade, but
could only obtain 100 votes to 63 for Sus-
pension of the thirds required.
Then Mr.. THOMAS of Tenn. made a pro-
Slavery, anti California Speech on the Cali
fornia bill, and Mr. BENNETT Of N. Y. re-
piled in an ant-Slavery Speech in favor of
California and Freedom in the Territories.
When he had concluded, the House, having
keener appetite for dinner than for work,
adjourned.
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Tor California;.

We shall issue THIS MORNING, in sea-
son for the mails by the CHo, the XXXIst
number Of The Tjbuae for Cdlif6rnia, Ore
oon and tie SaadWich Islands. 1t will con-
tain the latest Foreign and Domestic News,
Congressional Proceedings, Marriages and
Deaths, &c. &c.
u Persons wishing this paper viii please leave
their orders at the de,k Single copies sixpence,
in wrappers ready lor mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
GENNIN5.

THE UNION HAT
r. The designer and manufacturer OF this cheap and
beautiful Summer Hat for gentlemen, claims, with all due
respect for the royal proyebmaker that it something
under the 1t has been named The Union Hat"
because unes the ghness Of the highest sobrero with
the durability Of the best six beaver Hat Composed
Of the huest and most spotess felt The Union Hat must
the manufacturer thinks supersede to very considerable
extent the and grass fabrics In price, well in
other respects 1t has greatly the advantage Of the regeta
DIE Aapeau being the cheapest Hat Of the season This Is
admitted by all who have the article and been In
formed that the reail Ia only Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS or about half the price Of Pans
ma or good LeghoTn.
One Of the Disadvantages OF straw hats is that damp
weather ruins their shape. foggy evening renders a
Panama as Imp reg, and destroys impsr ts color
The straw fabrics never particularly graceful, and
when warped from their original form and changed Ia hue
they are positively disfgurng This drawback Is o5viaed
in The Union Hat 1t neither warps In wet weather nor
willis in the sunshine but will retain its original form and
color TO the last Moreover 1t Ia cool Hat be
made from any material the cool ghlcoored felt being
as good nonsbsorbent and nonconducor of atmospheric
heat az any Of the plated grasses strsws
Another annoyance connected with hats Is that the
wind is continually taking liberties with them; and GER
tanly hat chase warm day has very little amuse-
ent in it. except the lookerson. Such misfortune Is
potlkey 10 befa he Of The Union Hal, which Is
firm as well a. ght and with sufficient breadth Of bhm
for the purposes OF shade will dap in the breeze ike
loose sail nor eaye the head Of The owner to make
cuTiion through the air
Under he impression hs It's elegance and servceable
ness will render The Union Hat the standard Hat Of the
season. the manufacturer is Offering it al price which
noting except the large sale which he confidently anc
mates would render remunersiive. AT Two DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS he considers 1t the cheapest Summer Hat
ever offered In New-York. GENlN,
Oh Broadway. Opposile 81 Paula
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From Europe.
adjourned,

By the very rapid passage OF the new Cu-
nard steamer Asia, we are enabled to lay
.be news from the Old World before our
readers In less than ten days from the sail
ing of the Asia from Liverpool. The intel
igence is of great Importance.
The French and Russian Governments
have taken umbrage at the mode in which
Lord Palmerston's agent at Athens
brought the Greek difficulty to conclusion,
and have withdrawn their Ambassadors
from London. There is evidently good
deal of anxiety upon the subject in London,
but it is impossible at present to judge as
to the seriousness of the rupture. We
must hope that the difficulty is not beyond
a speedy remedy. An estrangement be-
tween Fran ce and England upon this Greek
question wound be too great gain for Rus
sian diplomacy to be viewed with indifer-
ence by those who are unfriendly to the ad-
vancement of despotlSm in Europe.
France internally is now passing through
the most violent agitation she has witnessed
since the June Insurrection. The occasion
is the proposed Electoral Law, Of which we
gave an account last week. The excite
ment in every part of the country is great
and earnest against this unconstitutional
Measure. Our dispatch speaks of revolu-
tionary desires among the people, and at
the same time, of their temperate bearing
No doubt there are such desires, for there
is ground for them. The present Govern
ment is falser to the nation, far inferior II
ability, and thousand times more insane
and despotic than that oyerthrown In 1871
or that in lS4S. If there were ever intoler
able political criminals, they are the presen
rulers of France. But we continue 3
hope the threatened outrage on the rights Q
the People may be warded off by tn
agitation now going forward rather than b.
more extreme measures. 1t is certainly t
he desired that the French Revolution shout
nroceed to its legitimate ends through paci
fc and orderly channels, rather than by tn
DANGEROUS means Of revolutionary paroz
vsm Still we cannot say decidedly wha
is the prospect until We have read our file
Of Partisan journals. Everything whic
comes through an English medium in rel'
t;on 10 such crisis in France as the pre-
emit is to be received with great reservation
But should struggle actually take plac
in Paris, we regard the vast military prep
rat;ons of the Government as by means
certain guarantee of their victory. Frenc
ssldiers will not fight French citizens whe
they rise in defense of what's vital IN the 20
stitution. The proposed law will lind
general sympathy nor support In the RAM
Of the Socialist and Democratic Army.
On the news from other countries Il
latepess of the hour at which our dlspat'
was received precludes comment. The II
IN Breadstuffs in the British markets W
not fail to attract the attention OF tho
whom it concerns.
On the news from other countries q
latepess Of the hour at which our dlspat
was received precludes comment The III
in Breadstuffs in the British markets W
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IL For late and important Telesraphic
dispatches see First Page.

NEW ExPaIss LhE.-Maior PGIen VII Sc
rrcmj tness and sor r. f1ire as an Expr So cent
between tbs Cry and Troy has made him favo-a-
by known to every one having business with bis
house has joined M Virgil ia the Montreal and
New-York Express, and the two lines will now
form but one concern. A daily messenger viii
be sent each way, which will afford q much want
ed accommodation to our merchants The new ar
rangement will deserve, we are certain, every
success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

B@ We are indebted to Capt T. H H. CAUTr
for copy Of his new Handbook to Central Am
erica, which in brief space and Ineligible iorm'
gives a very good description of the route from san
Juan to Realejo, via Lake Nicaragua. Travellers
proceeding to California by this route will find it
very useful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ar. YOU resdyi Do you want bargain IN an Eng
-, rh,ss-rlv or Double lngrAin Carpet Rug Ohclo'l
T,bs cover etc If'o 90 direct to the celebrated cheap
ar ,rn,, e..bshneni in the Uliied States % B'"ery'
49,, Axpynsoxs There you will save time and money
C,,y ir for moment English ThFes-piy snd Ingram
Care. FOR 81. per yard and upward Hearth Rugs
~ ,he covers 2os each Common Carpets 2' q aad
8. rer "a Floor oeohs, from feet to q feet wide
TO. n "a, a. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

r. Rocky 1Ioaniain Drnb Beaver "a'H'
BED Conner Pine and Nasssu-sts, invites 'he s..soA "
hls customers and the public to bis beautiful "as u
Drsb Beaver Hats The hghnes, and genaiiy OF 'a'' na
ana its EFT nsve last season, has Induced nm W
the e-.cle in the nch and elegant manner nc uA.
also fine assortment Of Gentemens straw sna Quiet INV
OF the latest descriptions DlhD,
- -, cor Pine and Nassau sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
sI,sINEss NOTICES.

CpfNFsE MUSEUM Mics Pwsn Gekoo, the Chinese
Rssnv maintains her attraction Al this place with singular
rorstsocy and success Oen 1000 visitors per day crowd
10 see her, and seldom less than 100 Her Chnese songs
s ver nnioue things and her performance the Chinese
ue Is truly interesting beating Tune As sac does VITA her
fsef ttvo irches long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

r. Weirv,e public attention to Tie large sale oil sDsF
- I'D .-sle building s..es and wafer froas s.ils,-
b.. eogr,tirg VILLAGE Of Toake-s, Wes-ches-es County,
within few minutes walk OF the Huds River Railroad
and % rir.ies ride tom iis Depot ~ Thirty fret d. ~
A>rroyY j. BLEfc1rR, THIS DAY, % l. o'e.-e@ -' me
Raj Fssie sa'es Rooms, Broad-st II acco'taie Par
cs,ers he lane Is divided hat a,rs 20 2,rss fof
-rr,,oue tesu.g extensive vie1s up and down De dli'
sos River The Long Island Sound ard slno1niny '''n
trvr cannot be surpassed. Msp. can oe o1lled '' -
.r~-f. Room Pros ct NJ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

TIE WES1woR1Hs.-These persons, accused of
the murder Of Mr.. Parker at Manchester y. n.
have been removed from South Berwick Me to
Manchester for further examination which will be-
pin TO dav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

sTRAKoscH.-New. Orleans papers say that our
friend Strakoscb is aboutto "ocate himself IN that
city. as manager of an Italian Opera Company
TIE people Of New. Orleans may think themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
SCHOOLS.
[ BI9ION Ol

THE THIRD ANIMAL EXHIBITION OF
i THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE, for the promotion
of the Mechanic Arts will be opened al Washington Hal.
in the Civ Of Baltimore Monday Oct Ia 1850.
The Committee Of Arrangements invite tbs MECHANICS
ana Manufacturers throughout the States to EXHIBIT sped
mems Of their handiwors and to become competitors ff
the prizes herein offered premiums for superior menL
eth er IN dee IN execution. -,
In ADDITION the spacious heretofore occupied ia
Washington Hail, the Committee have secured TIE owef
or bssen ent ha OF sHd building, which Is OF the s.ms
dimensions a. he Grand Saloon, and will be sppfopna'oa
to the exhibition Of heavy machinery. -
Fifteen Gold and sixty Silver Medals are offered ~ P,
muns male contributors besides which, forty cosby enu
elegant fancy articles have been selected as premiums ~
female contributors Competent judges will be seleeesW
make the awards and every exeruon made by the Con
and Board Of Managers to give satisfaction 10 con
tr.butors. -.
Persons wishing TO present machines models or other
articles for premium exhibition requested 10 address
e. w Bentley, Chairman Of the Committee on Exhibi'
tons by whom prompt sitention will DO given. steam
power will be provided, and every facility Afforded 70
enable deposiOs exhibit their products TO the beat ad
vantage C. w. BENTLEY, Chairman.
THOMAS J. CLARE, JESSE MARDES,
josiah reynolds, 5 EDWIN RICE,
THos TRIMBLE, * s Benson,
w ABRAHAAs, WM. PRESCOTT SMITH.
rrv2 laW2lss
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TRENTON FALLS,

UTICA " Y.
The Proprietor Of The hosl At ~ me Es .5 n.er ps
W p c, more Than doubling his former sccomnods-
hons ipeinding in hs Improvements new and spacious
duingfOOm a.. -...-,,, of v,si,,-s o,d
sr,,es Wishing to make arrangements by he week or
orh can be furnished with suites OF rooms ana
Tire is now plank road from Utica and persons cav.
,, N.vYntk in the evening boat arrive At the Hotel
t .s D p NJ OF the next day. myT lwss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

" LYos's Magnetic Powders, for the destruction Of
oockroaches bedbugs moths, anis hsss files MOSQUITOES
and all other Insects; and LYONS NJ gDetc Pills for the
determination Of and mice; both articles warranted
without poison be had LYoNs Depot 420 Broad
way, and from The following Al enls;
New.York Ciiy-Messrs Chekeler Co 81 Barclay-st
do -hessrs. A L D. Sands, 100 Falton.sL
BuaGo-mr J. II P Champlin, 25l Main st.
Nj WIN. Il. sisson Lyons, Wayne Co. Y.
Nil r. 81. Munson, PoisdAn, 81 Lawrence Co. NY
BsldmoTe-Messrs Po.k K Co. Barnum's Buildinen
Phlsdelp his-Mr. GArngues cor TENN and Coates Sta
New Brunsw ick-Applegaie Son
Newark-Mr Kinds, MsrketsL
Cincinnsii--Mr. G. =. Thomas, le9 Main-st
Boston Messrs. Redding l. Co. Safest
Charleslon--Mr. N. Cohen.
New Orleans-kessrs Duphilo Co.
do -Messrs- J. Wright L Co.
ST Louis-MessrA Wood ard L Co
Naehitoches-Mess L. Dupleix Co.
HsyAIa-Mess1s Ssa Guie;a Co. tnl their sub-agepts.
Providence-Bsleh Son.
Newburgh n Y.-Mr Fowler.
Railway, n. J-MT. Tunison.
Piutblrgh, Penn-Mr Sss1n.
Rushvile, N. Y-Mr. Varied.
Abingdon Center LUzerne Co-Nr. Reynold
Psierson, n. I'M. Doogls'. mys ltDkl,ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

~ The and comfou secured by the use Of Dr. LIT
TLETIELD's Corn Shields and PGsters commend them
al In the troubled with corns or bunions They
inst Whist they are recommended 10 beecius in Afford
ing reHeffr any discomfort arising from Sold
Dr. Ls Office Il Merchants Exchange; RUsHroS Co.'S,
10 A,,or House, no. rs and 5l Broadway my2 3eod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY, NAY %.
For Europe.

The next number Of The Trijune for European
circulation win be issued THIS MORNING, at
O'Clock. It will contain all the latest news re-
ceived up to the time Of going to press. The
HJcrnia sails from Boston 70 morrow, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

r. They being suitable for all kinds Of writing,
recommend the Richeeu Ever Pointed Gold Pens 10 the
public, knowing that they give in every instance The
most satisfaction They ssd exclusively by J. Y Saw
AGE % Fuion-st where also may be found large and
beautiful stock Of Watches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

In want Il elegant Bridal Cards, snyflop' AM OaAe
P.e, or ofsr ee-s1i Silver Door Plate, car nKe i'' 'l
rnasai tie Fu..on Ferry, ard ride direct 10
, p-o.3ysr. corner Daaresi where thsy VII hll lhs
$50 sr,,,es b. great variety aad Of t-e mos fastiona1e
rsfsrrs. Mr. EyERDrLL has s'o branch Store Of Wall
:. n, he se.onnoo alton ofhs down-.3 vn customers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

CHINESE ASSEMBLY RooMs.-The Concerts nightly Al
This saloon are among choice things Of the day
BARNUM Lancashire Bell-trgeTs, VINO nave never Ses
been surpassed give ell the popular music u tbs day,
not omitnng Yankee Doode while the pretty Miss Leslie
and The comic Mr.. Harrison deli ht US with a. rabe vo
cslsu We do not know Of a more delightful mode Of
sper ding an evening than at one OF these COncsrts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

n the TphoI.fererH.-A Mass Meeting Of Tie
r1yn.Vrep Uphnlsterers OF Nsw.York will he held on
W,dnesdsy Evening. May 29h AZ 10 Hesterst Mechan
c, Han al "a O'Clock, under ne as business OF npor-
ace viii be brought before he society.
GEORGE S. HOYT, President
DENIS CoGeLAN Secretary. my23 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

THE LIeHTEsr HATS IN TIE WoRLO.- The lighleI and
most elegant looking Hats in the civilized world are
KSoxs Rocky Mountain Beavers. They will be generally
worn this season. and all who study comfort shold call and
make a selection al l2e Fuonst.