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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
AUCTIONS SALES.
4 GARDNER Aucaoneer.
wv BALDWIN GARDINER,

GARDNER Aucaoneer.
EE Baldwin GARDINER
rzv- 3tole SIS 6road way, cor. AnthoaySA
,,b, ate9f EnA nIl0u Will he given rAos Of Fancy
iir ,tvi Paintings, ke Also Furniture Of sla
,n,a,s ~ ~ "Sost hnr ing Also Blocks Of Apspfce
'"t9iA &c Al u which 80 reAos, m Nv srairltAd
1S'lng sohae an srfap cement WIN NJ, A q rITxPbH
= us .sssnen 9e hopes uerii s PATRONAGE OF aa
'''''' a''~ '1' pI TiIrpsn., jsl lstf
At 10 O'Clock, al lbs iaes room IS, R,os5-z.
EeRenI Rosewood and aahogSuy rur1tc9rS. a rJt.s,As
Cur.AnR Clocks, Vases Chins, Dinner agd Tsa sst
Pspler Msche and Bohemian Goods, &e-Con.I,,ns IN
pGit ofrcsewooa gnd mahogany sofas M sepgins and
psTor chairs soks site ard CO nder loo tsnes
with Esyp;isn and italian Iops extsuIioa French
bsdsteads dfesanR buTeaux wi marble tops pus Asir
rattre1ses and pAliases back walnut chamber urnaro
o. 10 and 9oube WashstsBds Rrench 6edttsadE, Italian
cottage chairs &c Also rosewood psr,ot utninre
cred hch San brocstelle in suits win extra Sro1eh
covers consisting OF sofa par chairs, arm do,
pF chair ottoans escretoIe and card table and eec
eT DO marble top Also se OF three elegant oroctse
window han gDgs and drspenes complete TO macn ne
above Also an Invoice ofnew style French CLOCKS Asos
rch Bohemian aud chrysta cut CASA ware &c Aso pa
pier sche center and work tables decorated n foWea
and goId Also elegant pofcelan ysSes ete-at:ie sota
&c Aso French China dining and tts serViees &c A.
so an Invoice OF lea tTays, walters &c Aso, PorAoe
writing eesks ladies work boxes &c. Aio, bfusse.
OF secondhand furniture, With witch the sale wn CON-
merce.
Catalogues viii DO ready on ho morning Of the sale
YeTms cash. slS
Ar PRIVATE SALs-DIAMoND JEWELRy, ac--t Breast
Pin superb sngls brilliant OF tho hrS water valued "a
90 DO $7-us received aud OF the la!ss. and most fash
ooEble syle Of getting and viii be aod al pces much DO
low their value.
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LAW COURTS.
1Vedaesdav's Proceedings.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS B Store Judge Wool
rdn-Biram Iio,ton 0hs Orm,bee Suit by czeo OF
lin mtg against The proprietor OF lYeLy sapi9. we
e with him for Gl5 but Calm Tor more than Their vae
serted opposition Tor expense o. tsePng Ed o,
mat; ior ID defendant s:eSsrs Blunt and SicAles.
COURT OF GEhEKAL SESSIONS B eforo the Re.
corser ard AID hiller and Shaw
T,iai for 4ssaMt Daniel Mari an old man. was placed
sl charged wh a'tsnp!az 10 y2late The person Of
va: adduced showing that Mar 6as oiscoyeref 10 post
liop which 1srranted Poicsm IN arFesing him fhe
prsoper is hs wad AID spot en- Of as being gen.
r sv uhtrmess psr5on. ELe Jury found him guily
saul ant battery only and he as sentenced TO the Fent
Tiqi for saul with Intent 10 K-A man nsmed John
Kehoe placed 0ntris Iscd with attempting 10 tax
H. ne RI ~ tick Cannon the o. Twont 6fth
arc Fstay 3ftof arch aai tappeared that on'hsdsy
shove nenHonso disturbance arose between me con-
uls8t and the pisoner whel Keb0e stabbed him Ia The
eft aide With come sharp instumen lnllcilng wound
Al o BAR al ZACH long and q iDches deep Cannon
,GbsIe be remained about HIS wound wsa pro
rouuced dangerous one by the Surgeons who attended
him al The Bopis No attempt wa made deny ha lac
lrd vas infice1-the only quesi5u sesms to be, which
parry gavehe blow The pfosecudon have rested, ane
he defense have examined several Witnesses fae Gaze
willbe resumed ills (Thursday1 morning AJoufet'
crrRywr COuRr-In Cdcmbars-Befora Judge
E3mopdI -7as Forrest Dieercs CasA-A2PicaIion mas
he's made and SLOWED Tbs c1mphl4 i oi mri e9Seas
resuaiuur ri from further oroceedng N ne
suit ieeenty entered Lin against "4Is r ~ tal.sae
y her Mace han al New Yors; also 'uhihidog him f,om
Interfering with hirs who resds' .ls e5lPsn a
nom puing bis prooe out Of ala dauat nf has gwen
bo1dsiu S 10 0fO u Obey he Injunction
Ms r In her aapcsii0p, de-ies sYln5 been guilty. OF
the i1fGeilv creIg5o-tR the complainant OF rr T. ha5
no releelc e PenISgl' suis- aud ne -. lo attend
10 The summons 10 meeIl there al he' Hltls9ass are II
N-,x-Yofs uud here sAe Ia 5esdy 10 abide the lssut
Ter counsel have adverliied canton agalas- all pei
soma assisting hir. IN prosecuting sad suit NC
CouRr OF coNnoS Piss 3 FIRE I11sa
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MIAGAltA

FIRE IN8UR&NGE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 5000, 003. OFFICE 81 wALL.sT.
y 5Hia COMPANY naylo2 10 capital all psid Ia c-st,
tl os prepared 90 ed After % d.y, lnsufe Elaa
ngs Mefchsadise HoGAsboid Furlituro. Veses IN 22f
as Cargoes &c against loss or damage by ire, on me
feyo.hs Of The fire insurance CompAnis5 d
scity.
OiRscToRs
ybomaa Asresp. 7 C. Doremua Ch44 G7foy Te)ef
. n J0ney Slmeor Drsper Daniel Farshaw
John h0r,j,nnf Jr Palmer PoWuneud, Petsr NsYlor,
. s,e~nrl z 3 CoddInglon NJ. II l}dnnel,
" Whitew5ighl Jr Henri CDggiIl john Johnston,
Chs. + )prnbaGsrT 4, D Comm Jsco6 Liltie,
Tps L. Vsricz Ezra Wheeler. Wanting. Irving,
VIM II Wsner. r. 8 Brown John Bridge
YVm 3 Bend I'd. Ellsworth, Tilgs.Cd
John " Howl O o Smith, josiah La1e,
BeDi A SfuEtord, g Robbins, z ~ Dulaam.
z Z, Davis L 5 LOdar
w. g. Bend, President.
L. . IRVING, Secretary. au4 In
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STEALING a WAGON "A msn named David
Parcees Abraham Parcees yesterday arrortad
on charge Of stealing light Ione hsse wagon and h4r-
ness valued S5n The property Of WIN Price of
7he propertV found IN possetsion of the
cnead bv seve al Of the an Ward Police He Yes he'd Dg
Justice Lalhrop for examination.
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ARREST OF SHIP THIEVES Officers Harrison
Coaan yesterday arrested Jas Fitzgerald, George Hang
James Car oil and three oihera ca ch9rge OF stealing
st. Err clothing the value Of $40 the property OF Joan
Hunt the 1ei mate portion or the property f0and
Ia possession the accused who were committed Tor la
by Justice Lothrop.
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GRAND LARCENY.-A man named Geo II Pc
ter,on coachman was yeslerday taken Into custody by
Officer Fo,er, OF Inc l5h ward, charged Tih ate4tag
gold wsch valued $50 the property Of Bsniaml Kobbe
found In possession OF the accused who confessed the theft
Ind WA oca ed ND BIZ Jus!lce McGralh Tor Lria
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MEDICINES

s. x. BALLS VEGETABLE SYRUP, for hs
y scrs OF Cholera AorouE, ChoeEs Iniantom, Cramps
Sumner Complaint and Al DisyrheAs and D3seutery,
whether receLt chronic. Also Ills Cholera Syrup .
certain Tor Choera Yheae preparations act by chsni.
cally neutEazirg tho achd poiaon0us dad wncb cAuses
these dsease1 and hence eff Ct cure With Akonshng
qUekuesa and cerAn!y They perfectly harmless ana
state Also, he Popreors 7reat'e on .hese dSea'es
ard Gao!eya ,oaside5ec az po.9n3 sod "h9.r
gale snd Tsta - b's oicn, l62 Fuisoo.st ny VI eaD
Coricetes ron The following physicians and 2iasf1 vac
us,d !! may be attho ptopdeo5s ohcsi y ~
Hqumoud d o. 1873 Cansst N.Y. II anoslI sso ~ ~
BfoedwLy ny Alex CIGtsa, D tgS hoas zoo n ~. ~
Y BRA ". Oraaao, ~ sfoslway T. ar 81 Nv V
ter IS Anr-lt 3 r; Mg Il a. Las ~ "hHs"'''' 80
aus imt
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AR, RICGAKDsONs 9K&UPgsoaiso of t@ n bS u
apreneoes OF tdo sgs Or Rhfdsohs I'd balm ia ina
ers, cholera morbus sod summon SoAp'''-'
' sod ct d. $50 rG a,s Vi " DO so5e,
~ so adj so a a' Hs5f6c 9o Pesf' A;9 a
asy, rs 75s rnItoa.: ErookIyn city -, y.
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a ~ MERWIN. Anciionnnr.

s9Y BANGS, BROTHkR az 90. store 2o4 Brood.
Dwgy Particular attention given TO the sale OF REtvssa
Libraries Cash advances made when desired
NorIca-The copartnsrship OF BANGS, PLAFT go:
was dissolved by The death of r PLAfS on tho Sth o.
Nav last The business win be continued the SURVIVOR
under the title OF BANGS, BROTHER 90.
New.York, Aug. /, 1880
REGULAR NEW-YORK FALL PRADn SALE
Phs Catalogue OF this sale, which ombrscet The most ex
tenyc variety OF desirable Strck ever offered at TsdS
g,o Is now ready for delivery the Trade The sole WIZ
occupy two entire weeSa commencing WHO the BOONE
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept IS,
the sale will commence with the publications OF heS1tH
Lindsay Bskson embracing their e1tire llsA and lne
popuar school book Invoices CT Nessf h. Newman
Co; Mason Lay; 8 Babcock, Pbtnney c.. ". ;,
Hsmeryey; Pratt Woodlord Go Coot 90 BRO
ssnbor Carter RcberG B. Col.lps, &c Nc me conu'
buttons OF Ms,srs. Gufsey < Co. Clsrk Auatn 20,
suInger Il Townsend; Je,per Hari'ng and niSny over
yaluable lirts will also be included IN Ihs days 'ais
OuBATURDAY, Sept H.
The sale III commence wih the largest COLLECTION OF
Catholic publications offered ln many years enhrscing
contributions from Bessrs J. Murphy Coz H. Y. Nc
Gralh; E Lucas, Jr D. J ssdlicr followed oy many
choice contributions OF desirable and aeabe Books Ia
Guiding ihe ,ensive invoice OF ~elknown ana popular
publications. OF MeIsrs s Andrua Son, Mans Oornisn
John Perry and the balance OF soeS u e '4e MN W
Gates Sledman h Co
g- The Stereotype Plates vtll al he Eod on aAFUk-
DAY MORNING al 10 O'clock without any lntorufuon
OF the Book Sale The lei embrsces many valuable So"
Plates well worthy the attention OF publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

NJ. 1odefgtgned besa leaye.t draw NE 81
A CARD;.dht 9,ects Eognsers Mschinss, Opticians
a tent3n o. e slsrs mar cturers ofa .ads Of
sD SO sIPsfs 4%o ~.
LIsH ts, "a own Manufactured MATHEMATICAL
6iS INSTRUMENTS Of sw as and Engsn syle
h he offers livery reasonable pricaa Orders FOR any
IND Of tnsrumepu will be promptly executed By y. -
sIsEEMAEF, Inporier OF WaIchmakers and jewelers.
Fes snd Tools ard manufacturer Of Aaih. Instruments f
FujIoD-sl az luS
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NrOTICE.-Thel limited partnership heretofore eXlsung
IN between the spbsc5tseT ALBERT g R0p9a r. .n as
Gal partner and hich entered into by HEM on me o
of January 1850, under The firm OF "a u HODdES mas
been dissolved by muns! consent Al 1eoIS ue Ty e
The old stand 20 ohnst In the City Of Nowfork and all
deb0 due TO the firm must De PAID 10 nm a. ne y s30
5 ) 4 Nv j. VANDERsUReH.
LIMITED PARrNERsHiP,-Thls is TO certify that the
undersigned have pursuant 10 The gfoyisona 81 Inc Ms
partnership under the name or hrn OF }. DOht4mCo
MILLS that the general nature OF The ousneao 10 % trans
acted In he purchase sRlo sk and millinery
goods and that j. DOREMUS MILLS, who eaidea in Tho
City offewYors is the general puTiner and that JOHN
J. VANDERBURGH, who resides IN Beeknan Town,
Duche County, In said State 10 tho special partner and
the ssd John YandeIbugh hath contributed The aum
of four thousand dollars R' capital toward me common
1ock and that the said partnership Ia to commence on ae
seventh Gay August 1850 and ia to terminate on the first
dav OF August 85-Dsted his seventh day oi AuguE one
''''u''l0 ''SH' cum CO "AJ J. "DI5S6aEMUs MILLS,
aug lawGwtF JOHN J YANDER8URGH.
IaIssOLDTtON.-M JOHN WADsWoRTH has
~ thr day Withdrawn from our drn
'''' - FELLOWS, WADsWoRTH h CO.
New-York1 September D 1850
The busiotsa Of The Importation OF Watches, Jeweiry
md Fancy Hardware will he continued under the Dsme OF
FELLOWS COMPANY, by tho subscribers Sho ere
authorized TO settle me Affairs OF the ae firm OF Fellows
y '' RICaA&o FELLOWS,
JOHN 2. FELLOWS,
New.York September !, 1850. slo5w
ri YkCE-Tde Cu-psJinefeutg Of 3AScNGE &
lSYOuNG, Gtocersl It disovod IN consequence OF me
de- a Of VIM g. youna The hdsin5ss pf the !ae hrn VIII
be I'D used b. the surviving partner Pefsons indebted
7l lease make Immediate payment and iho;n having
'lo'1' u ''s'-'i' ''s' '''s, join u. oAssNGR,
oufgiTing PaT!aer. l32 Chattan-Ji
sr ock nd srre c1tha slve ss9fe liz Offered for esa
2a very ACCOMMODATING Being sstsbinhed st1nd
fr the ,a 80 years 4erg dsalfsbe 10 any one ~sn2
~ ,y,er r,c = snS, and lucrative buaipeas aui7H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

A UCTE0N SALE AT NIAGARA FALLS. Capeds
n Woss -bighy valuable nGd most curative ffeoaod
properly commanding the most a0Ons aud picturesque
yews OF he great cataract sad tho surrounding scecerY
consisting boUses Hud cn pesule meadow lands,
with noti sAubrlous and hea1tfIi bull Ing stes voich
vii be sod al auction she Pavilion Ho 81 81 the BsIg,
TUESDAY tho 18th day Of October next in he f'lov
Ing os and subec to auch CONDITIONS OF sale as shai be-
then produced
Lot l. Fhe Ontario Honse, on the brow Of Ine hy with
four mOre or le's OF e'e land thereto adjoining
and belonging
Lot2 Tbe suDstan,iel tuiidng known .he Bath
House" and about three nore ess) OF choice
land commanding Iu0si supetb yeW OF the great Fall
Lots 8, and Threo pieces or parcels OF land situate
on The lower os1k fronling Tbs river
AlEo, about quarter Of acre OF land honslng tho
river the lnAiu rosd from Chippewa 10 Q1eensto IN,
with good dwelling htuse belonging to the estate OF Lea
Gen. Murray.
The Property may viewed andturhsr particulars may
be known on duplication Ct the office Of The dnderstRned
Ybs terms will be oneNourth Of the purcbase moaey to
be rad tine sse and remainder by eqls annual
lustsmenls wi b interest secured on the property
Niagara Falls ISIS TOR THOAAs G. sfREEP
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The Census.

Partial returns ofthe Census have been received
from the following Counties. We compare with
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TIE GROOERS'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office 20 81 W pigS f2fs sT5 81 do PsAfi'' N Z
c17HI8 ooNpANY hs7iog der capital all paid In, in
I ca b. are prepared % ipsure Buildings Merchandise,
Household Furniture Yessei In Por7 their csrg9s, &c
sgsns oss damage BY fire; also. The aiSks Of Inland
Navigation and Tr1nsqoraton, Oh the most favorable
tern!g All lo.ses promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFUS STORY, NOSES TAYLOR, 8aMpsoH AooRs,
FRANcIs aKfBDY, HENRY EDEY Asa 8. PORTER,
JAS B.WLsoN, ALEX h. GRANT, HA r. FOSTER,
Ben 8sHERA1Ah MAasH4LL FGPo9N lag 9. 100
mmroSsmlrA, secro:aTg. 91fH.
tbs MERoHAHTs' INSURANCE co.
ar TaE CITY OF hEW.YORK, office cor OF Gre,
OTich and Dey 4ts. over he North 8i7er Bank Cash
capital SO la'uf1 Cao Sia'I 5 81 Sss ss8
GEORGE W. sAy4eE, gaoretary. jo2of
a2RO0KLfN FIRE }gspaANua co@satt
sofce 10 3efc5aolo s;c1sh}e, We. Ia, aif
- FULTON At sroOsiyn Hs aLlsS y DSFd res
a. x sTBvyNs secreaf5 SnS s'S
GREENLEAF Il KiNsLgY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AZ coRTLAHD-Sr. v.x.vo,. ,asm.oa.
nErAIIERs 'coUNTRY TERcHASTs aaiMASUFACTURER5.
DgRgDv As,.-0lsa 1dtAOh * goE.D nrse csto-y-t
51,deir ONCE c - s-s'sef-si tJfa1- a-1f@ '1 =
sclocA A. Il suu frcin 70 scd Z 10 2, : d
Fhey have opeoeJ 4edica! sud iurgtcal LaGrnsrS
Thefs INC poor II DC 1iznded Zffpnous!y or TqecdSyN
Fgtur sdaya snd 9surd.ys ron 10 4 O'clock, A.
Dr.. Chds will f.Ya rereosr stcnioa - tssa>s5 OF i2'
Shesl, lungs and heart
Or Pod to lis>sGos Of ths aga and % FaFg.a
sssss generally. w ta
HnYOTTVILE GLASS Works, fHlLa;,
ODELPHIA," viii resume operations on aonasy, "a
sepwmter a1d viii be prepared 10 eNecs orders Jf pay
medicine bouee, e-rsoys mideifa aLG cIAie' 10y
ucs porter mineral wa.ef bottles; aad every 1rsctg
don OF duggists' bottles and yisls ofdeS ~
mediate attention II sddresded 10 ..,u,r
sENNER8, ShlT6 CAArhtEsGbbja
su2ssw SEA eouth Pro0tsL Yh!ao'''DA''
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -Boforo Judge Wool
ron-Bisata o,ton Ohs Or@,bee-snii by ciIzeo OF
A. hin COZ nty aiut the proprietor OF livery sable re
believe 10 recover the value or pair OF carriage horses
len With him for sails but Calm Tor more than their value
serted opposloD, for expense of keeping Fefdi;tfor
suttf S255 G3 For plaintiff Messrs. Juoeh and Bow
M. inr III defendent .. ssrs Blunt and ScAes.
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D 8 UOUGU. Auc,louesf

D 8 IOUGHI AuclIoueaf
FtHIS BAY, at lGt o'cloc. al Green ich The
Boltety, desifabe IedG OF sec hand hrnl.
Ufe made order by Tue hesl bakerE, nearly new
conAiAng per Of FfeGch s0f4s bureaux hodseafs par
To- chsi1 rockers, card ku5s and di0ng DO
tension DO pier and nanel glsasss, chandeier', aosr
lamps tapestry srd ingram csrptS hsi stovss psror do,
upofior cooking glove S45 Cbloa dnuer and tea
se,ta Bohemian 2nanooeG, ivory haiyes kitchen
furniture, &c. &c. s3 IL
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rAppHEHE AND BURNING FLUID
{gT H. snIIH, z6I Gfsnd-s' New YORK, Gad 2Oi
~ .3u5rst Brooklyn j. sulhotized ageal for sne
fsle cfCuc Hm here Otsef. N he ace you'd do well
esord examine die srnce aud inqni iae price before
ciog eli Where Ii @}I be measured oul In any QIan.i-
les 70 su Wsgoners u our regular pd:s above
plaees 81 In J. 5. ENGLG, kanufaciQr"fs
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HARDW ARE
CHEAP
WILSON
HARDWARE AND FURNISHING STORE,

OPPOSITE RIvfSsToHsT ssw-YoRX.
u Fable CuIery Brilanni3 Ware Tea Trays "ooa
and Cedar Wafe, Japan end Tin W're Also, ss.ts'
screvs Brnd', - css Locs' t2s a'ge7 7A'. Ink ~
Glue kc. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

DJAHREwa-Coo Macklnsw, Negro, Berth, and
I'd The different sizes rib5onbonnd family Sisnkes Of
American manufacture. For sale by
jySl NEsMITH Co. So and So rine-sI
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DIZZY GOODS.

xvVvw VrmgEEACHEp COFVONSs-e00 baea
4 Rhode Island Pao Alio Rockingham hookssss1 asa
INV Homo wslthsm and oihsr stylea for sale 0y
ma NEsHlTH 60, 50 and b Fine+L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

80 SHIPPERS OF 8UTRER.-Tae subscriber
ss alwa5s on hsud Goshen 8dtter Of the bes quality,
n anal PaeEaes Ispzcse pTessly flr iGng Yogsges
ESgg hsd Gft 9esfs experience IN l1e rede. Dc
cantdny resfR 10 the 6fs' hausss In tbs Gsv, phads
pta srd soU Each package has Ills b,,nd and Is qua.
rabiesd 10 keep for 80 year,. 4 KEMP,
a6 II11 i6 WsIA &. Ns1-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13

pLEACHED COTYeNs-2oOO casea, comPrisini
- a great variety Of ssyles suitable for expectation.
jySi FOR sale by NEsAiTH Co. 50 and 81 Ptne-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
MiRCellaneOuA,

The accounts received by the Government from
Aarseilea are Of the most satisfactory kind as ra
CARDS the sanitary condition Of the population For
many days past not single case OF cholera has
been observed.
funeral service will be celebrated at Chantilly
on Monday for the repose of the soul of the lass
KiBg Louis Philippe.
General Count Nontheip, ex.Peer Of France, and
formerly Chief Of the Staff of the Grand Army,
died in Paris on Saturday at an advanced age.
NJ. Persigny. Minister Pienipotentiary at Berlin,
who arrived in Paris on leave Of absence, left for
Cherbourg on Saturday.
Accounts from Toulon state that letters received
from the province of Constantine announce the de.
cline Of cholera in that plsce.
The steam corvette Veloce left Toulon on the 9Th
for Civita Vecchia with the mails and q number Of
military passengers A detachment that had been
under orders to embark Oh board the Veoce for the
army OF occupation of Rome has been countermsnd
ed. twas thought likely that that army would be
still further diminished. The steamer Eclaireur
had returned flon Tunis and reports the disap-
pearance OF the cholera there The steam corvette
lie Roland, recently built, was launched at Toulon
on the 9Th.
The Impartial of Rouen mentors that s seaman
who had been sentenced by court martial to the
boulet attempted to assassinate Admir- al D ubour.
dieu at Cherbourg The arm of the assassin was
caught as he wss about to strike the Admiral in
the breast with poniard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Gold-DiggIp In the Trinity Region.
A correspondent of the Atto California wFlsa5
from Humbolt Bay, Aug. 4, says:
None who work since the water has fallon make
less than from ounce to an ounce and halt per
day. and all those who have been go fortunate as to
have dams and work in the bed OF ihe river, are
averaging from one to two pounds day to hand
Near the Trinity Is another stream bearing the
name of Salmon River, upon which many are work
log and making from three to four ounces per day
to the hand. The gold region there is said to be
very extensive. This stream emptieS into the
Klameth whchriver has been prospected for more
than hundred miles above the mouth OF Trinity,
ard is immensely richi it abounds IN barn, which
are very productive, and usually very large There
are now over 1000 people on the Klameth, all do
ing well, and yet there remains ample room for
more for out OF its numerous tributaries there has
not as yet been single one prospected upon which
gold has not been found One stream emptytDg
into shia river has acquired great reputation, and is
known by the name of Mania River, from which
has been taken out large quantity OF gold; par.
ties are now making from | to $500 day per man !;
large quantities OF patina also abound there one
man took out in one day 81 ounces There 10 also
The head waters of the 8hsste, which is very rich,
and many other streams yet unexplored, but which
from their positions are believed to be equally aa
rich. these streams all have immense dry dig
gings, which undoubtedly will be very productive
Is soon as the rainy seagon commences, and from
all can learn these dry digginga are more extern
sive than any aa yet known in California. All these
mines lie northeast Of Humboldt Bay, which is de-
cdedly the most accessible point to thoBe of any
other on thu coeat