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Tta San Francisco, Panams and Chsgres and by tn,
Crescent City have received the Poiynssan Of tn,
18th Of Msy-fve dayslster than the previous savice
We make the following extracts from that paper
Her Britannia Majesty's Surveying chip Herald
the ith inst. She has = complement Of hun Or
and fifty and u still employed the object
which she was originally despatched. The Herals
sailed from Mszstlan the ath Of Apr but brings n
She IL bound to the north again, in pursuit OF thl
same object that occupied her summer cruise In sia
via. the farther starch for the missing expedition
under Sir John franklin. We most heartily wis
her better success than has attended any Of tn
vessels that have hitherto been fitted out for the sam
purpose. We learn that she will sail b. nee during tn
ensuing week.
The Hawaiian Parliament has been in session fror
10 to IL o'clock A. NJ, during the present week an
occupied almost entirely upon a criminal cod
suant TO special request by former Psriamentl a
which they have made good progress. His Majest
has attended the discussions in Ierson. and Mr. Arr
strong az Translator. upon special appointment. 81
Bates has also BEEN present, upon invitation for ~
purpose OF rendering any explanation desired in ref
renee TO criminal law during the sbsence Of the Chi
Justice, who IL away from Honolulu, special b
siness.
The long expected ship Charles. Captain Andrew
arrived on the 9Th inst, 1859 days from Boston n
this ship, the government has received an hundrN
tons OF freight consisting Of iron water pipes cemef
and other appliances, for conductn pure water fire.
the valley into the town.
Private intelligence has beenreceved at the Islam
70 NE effect that M Maherly a gentleman connect
With the British Poet Offce. IL negotiating with
steam Navigation Company. Tor the transportstionN
sealed letter bag regularly betreen London and N
sandwich Islands. Such arrangements would be
great utility, and prove Of service to the official Al
commercial gentlemen Of that nation resident BEG
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summer Clething, neat cheap eud fsss
ionate, At Odd Feows ual.lnen, Alpaca, Paris Lust
IN suit 70 mach ac assortment Of them - suits II
ner OF Nassau and Boekman streets
$1,000 Reward Will he paid to any q
who car Trocucefeter boots shoes. Fater than
day AZ Brooks Boot aud shoe Emporium $50 Ful
street the best place IN tie city 70 get shsnasoe dara
and cheap article.
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Tus H.sILv ov PssapErr RILLnoss-An evening
paper Of yesterday speaking Of Preidrnt FILLMORE and
his family says-In regard % his political relsteus,
they are well known In eur state ~hich has always
delighted TO honor HIM but the wirc pull-r- should
have the dehescy TO let him alone until the remsns
OF the lam, nted Pr sident 10 regard TO
his family the President L. blessed with most ,x-
ceept wife, who is peculiarly well qualified fer the
high station che ~ about to adorn aud tvo children,
. ton aud q daughter.
The son IL young net over tseuty, Of the gen
uine republican stamp witch cbarsct-rirs ths soun
try boys OF Western Nev York lie has just entered
upon the profession Of the Law The daughter 10 an
accen plished Jourg lady. about eighteen years OF
age, aud engaged believe In th- honor ble en-
ploy ment ~ teacher Of public school IN Buffalo
The latter fact IL something for republican people
20 boast OF and something to put the dainty dsush'
tets 81 our ~ould-b- sriSocrasy to the hush.
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The ssudwich Island Princes entertained on the
10th met by the authorities Of Brooklyn Az the din
ner Prince Liho Liho, In fpeech SAID; lie thought
the Anne ricsn ladies vry beautiful No ladies IN sny
other country be bad visited pretty Thy sre
gentle and good A. they lovely The pleased him
very much. They are queens, and he hoped Inc Ane-
ricsn eentl, men hsnered them az tuch.
Among he arrivals If the Astor IIouse are Henry A.
schooersf and lady from Sacramento city. C.lfrnis
Who In connection with Captain sutcr Laid ont that
city, which numbers ten thoussns inhsbttants
lie has been absent about four years sss vent sut
volu nteer In Colonel rssim"pt ard he mas
returned with tbs In fortune Of q, hall mi-
lion dollars hsvsps been himself the H.aker OF this
vast sum.
Major Gen. W DOL In Boston the 1ith Inst >,
vcvfe for " xshinst Troy
Mr.. q. W. Kendall, one ofthe editors OF the New Of
lesns poyure, 10 visit 10 tAst city, alter sn
sb.nce ~ tvo pears in Europe lie returns th'-HlJ
a. pss To complet. arraugssen ais ior the early sne
liraiisn Of his history Of the Mexican gar.
Miss frcdsrika Bremen s about W visit Dstr'h
Ben John A Collier, Albany; Don W Carroll,
chat clerk of the u. saprsne uOurt; Cod eoALrs'
"a; Or simmons, U. A; Lieut. y o Cord v s.
A and LAT others, arrived yesterday at abe ir~'sg
Houfe.
| Ds Roulst Ca: John vaa Dursu. Kirgstoo; ?. L.
Il lsdttbis and t~,pty.sx cthsft arrived yesterday
and cccupy rooms Al the CliniVn uoi'l
N rorsldson. n o.; Col Ross, " Cbsies
4 Fuetis, Boston; W wDodspG Aihssy; =. " fy"n
| rhils Gel berrttt, Washington tsos Butler sng
GEO, sLd 10 othsrs srriva yesterday ~ me .sio
ssm,si Hinton, Va 3 sicrss, pr n. Tyson. pitts
| spo thhty ethsrs srritta Susi4day "the sn'ericar
BVtsl
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TWO CENTS.

the Com mitt'e on Ordinances. (rho amendment uro-
vidsrfor security h. be given by all contractor. and
u not furnished in dss time, the BIDS Of SAID con-
A resolution was passed, on recommendst,o Of tn,
Committee on the Law Department pro vidns Tor the
reprint Of the late Chancellor Kent's work on The
orsiDal charter. and his cation on the char
ter Of the city, compiled at tho direction OF the
mon Council, said work being now cut of prnt Tn.
above resolution to reprint after brief debate
referred back TO the COMMITTEES on Law
A resolution, offered by the Committee the Law
Department, to inquire into the authorities II any,
authorizing the members Of the Comm Council to
give and refose permits to visit the 3lackwes Island
Institution, with the report OF said comaittee
the subject laid the table aud ordered co bs printed
COMMUNICATION from the Street Commissioners,
sever in Tw,ntI "a INJURY a. 20 aep a a .as
avenues, reported that the sad mEde Of
the dspth contracted for. whereupon q resolution
was orered 10y Ala fRASKLr-. To the effect that tia
Croton Aqueduct De saus said to be
but TO the depth called for the contract and thst
the Coense Tor the Corporation take the proper
sures 90 obige tke crntractor 20 pay the additional
expense. Said communication and resolution were
subsequently referred 20 the Cenyrfittee wsrs
SuDdry communicaetous frou, the Street CoVnis-
'ioi Of were received in 'sodns vaFous estnateS tor
regulating pepairing ana Tagging streets
az which were severally confirmed
HALt AND rnaDY's JUDGMENT AGAINST I'VE coRroRAr,oy
AZ late hour Of the session q reco,me ndatio1 va,
received from the Comp roller encossng an opinion
from the Cooperation Counsel that the Shove claims
ard jsdemenis BE- paid The communication was
ftrred TO the Committee Finance ~tth the prior
resoluton OF Aid SHAW on the subject.
The following nominations sens in by the
..m..- "
The Collector orCity Reven us-GeorseJ Rogers.
For stock g, erk- Wak.m,n rtt.usp
Tor FIRST Audit or-Jo seph q. Cunning
B.d.mnYior ~, s,ls Ios.nh q, rtncHnsx
Assi,Iapt Andi,or-Georee T. Ya,ior
Ci.,t m Con, a, rnlIar Cbas w ya~rsns.
All vbicb no,ni ,a,ic,. we a., s-nuv consrm-6v
Several o,ber .c-,u,,,,.,cati,n. = s.n.r.l chs,>.-
ter were made wAereapon, on motion, the Board
M. VT --r~yv
Inc board met at bsff past ciocs2 the preeidsnr
In the char. Inc Ininntes oil the p-eccupg meeting
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CINCINNATI AND ALONG tux ONO RIVER.
CiseIrSATI, July IL, 1850
The excitement IN relation to the cholera has
what subsidized fhesr of only fifteen deaths since the
last report the Board of Health. me next report
will not be made until this afternoon.
The accounts from below represent the cholera Nc
increasing In several Of the towns and board tho
boats. 1. IL not advisable however, to give much
crcdence to many Of the rumors Ahoat
The disease 10 not 20 viruent rs It was last year.
PfTTsBURou.
PirrssuRou, July IL, 1850.
Only two cases of cholera have been reported
to-day, though there are ple-ty Of rumors Of more
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Mr.. Fii.fMoRR's REILLY.
GENERAL oRDrR.
TsKAsusY DrrkRrNE-v,


TsEAsusY DrrkRrNn-v,
Wsn tSoro-. July III. 1850.
The Ruler 81 tho World speaks 20 the republic In the
dssh Of is Chief Magistrate. teaching the vanity Of
human greatness and the uncertainty OF humaa life.
fIuly g~.st man and great magistrate has fallen.
The President directs that occasion ul OF sor-
row to whole people shall b. marked BY the usual
public den onstrsiions Ct the nations loss IL IL so-
eordnely ordered that the oc.s Of the Treasury De-
10 closed until after the Funeral azd placed
In mourning that the once Of tho department wear
the usual badge Of mousDiag for the ssxn of sir
months
IL. slso directed that the vessel wherever
employed, unite with the military ssd naval authori-
ties IN paying the hipbrst funeral ksnors Of this
public TO the illustrieus dead.
w.h. MEREDITH, Secretary d the Treasury.
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FIRST DIVISION n. Y. l. MILITIA
ItNtsrp~ ORUgrs No. "a

Nrv fOnK. July n lsS.
The foregoing Gensrai Orders are promulgated,
In eompiianco tles~ I'm, Bripsds enevsi Norris will
order sesahmsnt from Colonel ias regiment " Light
Artery 10 nre atun a hsur from sunrise 10 ZEN
Brgsder General Storms will direct the yetsrsn Ari-
lsry under Captas eaynDr, 10 fire - msuts guns ssrr
pending With the OF the Csssr from the battery
the 18th inssst commencing at one ocloet pre-
eisey at which hour the funeral procession Of General
lor viii tale place ~ Washington.
T1s II the speo i've vi make their
requisitons tie Com General Tor the sDmu
sitsn required 90 easry cut the foregoing grders.
by order u CHARLES ". SASDFOR0,
naJer-Oeneral Commanding.
r0DERT G. WETxoRE. ID eision inspestor
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InR ouSEevIKs ov cESrraL TAYLOR, PRESIDENT oY
TBs UNITED STATES.
This Day the funeral Of the late lsmented Pres
id.nt OF the United states will take place In
Washington, and the day will b. observed in this
city, az sacred 10 the ilustrious dead, over who's
departure from this life . nation 10 called to mourn
The stores and places Of business viii be closed from
II O'Clock at Till sunset ana many pisces Of pub
lie muse eni in the evening The bells viu be olled
nom IL till two O'Clock, and sxty-six minnie guns
viii he fired from the Battery, corresponding TO the
age Ct tb, deceased. The flags from shipping ana
public buildings win be displayed half mast high and
the city will the appearance Of general mourning
rus ARRASeEnwTs or TIE COMMITTEES 90 THE
COMMON COUNCIL.
she Committee Of Arrangements appointed by ths
Common Council In relstios TO the decease Of eene~s
Taylor late President % the United States, net 81
Room No 4, City Hall. yesterday Afternoon.
The following preamble and resolutions we're adopt
Cd and ord.red TO be- published In the several public
Whereas, II y announced that the fussral Of the
late President Of the United States WI take place 10
s'eloch. noon fh.,.for. ns
Received, That cur fellow eiircns be requested 10
ese their stores aud paces % business that Day
FRI the hour ~ twelve, al noon, until sunset ssa
also All places Of public smuses1ssts In the evening u
That the bells of tie several cburebss and the are
elsm tslle. be tolea from III two O'Clock v NJ
s,a p r :. hps sq f,om s the ss,ssy
7fst tie ownert ntmssters Of vessels In the hsrbor,
nnd The propretors Of all public place In the city be
requested 10 otIsy their hses ct bslfmsst during
The whole asy ana that FELLOW citizens he sIss
evsst.d 90 wear tie uscsl badg. % mourning for thirty
esys
Iowru'ee NJ rasT Fl ne Ctnnsfhs ne pert If a.
| poe,s Of y4iS-ven. BOND NJ .gss,sts~ss.
GFoRCy II. IsssEtTr, y. "A. Wsss,
sssttt DrIsnuIu, CH.rIrs Crssr,
| JSSnr teStHIE, JssSs Atsssss.,
| J,sys u Gees Nsstss kNrTu.
1 IttcH v OAEiry, FLoRsrce MtCsavsv.
/ Noses Moueaxs, Oscss W. srvsrsvssw,
4 pfeti6srs FsrrA~~A
| Nh Dive notice will bs given. thrcunh the pshis.
pere. u the funeral or the part % thssessg
CIV Hart, New Yott, Jelly n 1859.
| A. meeting Of the Committee cf Arrsngessrh
srrosrt.d by the Common Corpei In rvis,icn ~ sh'
dr~sne o. Gse@sl Ts,lor, lse Prvldens q tbe Unts<
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Cur washington Correspondence.

WAsHIroTos, July IL 1850.
The Rpmors Of the Reorssniz ation-The Funeral .ar-
r0ngsmsnts, &c.
The cabinet have sent In their resi- nations, and
they remain upon the table of the President be-
he is not ready yet to accept them. That he
has not returned these letters is considered conclu
sive that he does accept and that they will all have to
go. Mr.. Ewing however, is DESTROYS of remaining
and the Ohio whis delegation unanimous in his
behalf though the appearances are decidedly ainst
1t is certainly the policy, and the only safe olicy
Of Mr. Fillmore, to begin with set Of tools out
and cut II he would make smooth work Of his admi-
nistraton. And this course, think. he will pursue
WillaIcs City Hotel the temporary quarters of Pre-
place hunters and politicians just as on the advent
Of Gen. Taylor into Washington. There they all as.
stmble and the fund Of gossip among the dlers Is rich
The city looks gloomy kind OF torpor seeust 70
neral en- Saturday in view Of the momentous events
b. fore
Tn. Omnibus bill is picking up wonderfully. and
the impression seems to be that II will pass ths
Senate very easily In few days after the resumstion
Of business.
The body OF Gen Taylor Is s preserved In ice, and
will not bo laid tn crafty the public desire
the corpse Of the good old soldier TIL to- sfter
noonthe paramount object being to preserve 10 from
We eIpect the funeral procession will be the largest
and IN oct imposing ever had In Washington A thou
sand regular troops are expected to BE- here, under
General Scott, and twice thrcs that number Of
lunteers from the surrounding cities and in ad
dton TO extraordinary concentration Of useful and
benevolent societies, In full costume.
Already we have symptoms Of the grand invasion
A attachment Of United States troops from FORT Mf
Tin, Delaware, came In this morning Strangers
multiply ing aud the baltimore trains, this evening
will doubles h~iDg I'm accession OF thousanas.
of the cabinet IL not yet deuniteiy
made cut Mr. Fillmore seems to proceed with be-
csmipg caution and elaboration in this most I'M
Portant duty.
There is = general wish that Butler King intL
mately Identified with steam zvigationshould
Be place at the head Of the Navy and, some prospect
that be viii be
The Seward faction considered extinct although 1t
L. .sid the chief Of IL has not hesated to oopfer With
Mr. FILLMORE the affairs ~ tho nation, which he had
au undoubtsd right to do But his day and generation
are considered as ecnpsed BY the promotion OF his
more modest adversary to the very seat OF poser
We urderstspd, too, that tbs nominations OF Max-
we'll Lewis. and others not acted upon, fall 70 the
ground, nd that appointing nts iii be required
In .uoh Hence, We suppose, the arrival of Mr.
Maxwell.
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The Common Council Of this city have passed reso-
utions paipg that the public Offices la the
city be cloeed todsy-tbsi the flags on the 'hy Hall
and the shipping 81 the ~h.rv,s be faised st malt
mast. ana tho members Of the board wear the usual
badge 81 mourning upon the right arm. Tue recon.
nepd.top Of The city authorities will undoubtedly be
com tlied With
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NEw YorE Nuirasy Bosro--petachments frc q
scVen com yanies Of the New York Nstionsl ouar'r
ahuut go IN number. Col Dnryea commsn0er,
srrived in this city ut ss o'clock tAis morning upcn
fying witt from their camping cround at Ne~porh
They are srromps nisd by Gen Hall aud stat aud ~
. ans bard OF music There NO oompsny ~ .ne
Old Colony Railroad depot to receive them pus 10y
49,. me, nv an. ofsesSs 81 the Laneers Al eight
O'Clock they hresks-ed ~ he United states Hosefs
ard marched 20 tse Common Tor dress ps-
fade. The uuifuIm Of This regiment consists OF gry
rosts while rants ssost leather caps with white
NV us, and altogether, toms the nesteet and nc~t
oatrIit. fo :, In this quarter Tor some tins.
Tho military cvolntons Of regiment were ost cor
rect spd sd.sasls and show concisavely that great
attention hss been paid 70 soiiiery diseiplne ousra
dv,v u.s per'ormsth ~ the New Englsnt Guarts. A.
~ q ocls.h Company aud n Of he artillery. Nsv
Fprlaaa sod Light Guards, fasii-ers and Polaski
Gus rss together With the Laucers ell ssssble UPON
~. rrceive the National Gua-s and ~ cs-
ort them 20 the their rturs 20 eaisp dny ihis
esepins - Bcsi.~ Norei<r, judy H.
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rrouble ,,,,h enc INDIAN. In Te,n.. &c.

Nav OaLEass, July 5, 1850.
Late dates FROM Texas say that the Indians are
gathering forces for descent upon the settlements of
the Rio Grsnde; they surrounded party Of Rangers
at St Antonio Wells and TOOK thirty horses and
The U. T. troops marched to the relief this ca mp
rangers. Comp, MI, of organized mounted have
BE- en- formed for the protection OF Brownsville
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D,rARIMEsT ov sr.rr, wAsHiseror July ., 1850.
MILLAEp FiLLMoRE, PRI.Ibtsr OF Ias USusp srArks
sm-1he melancholy ana most painful duty devoivcs
Va TO announce to you that Zachary TAYLOR. late
President Of the United States 10 lie died at
the Presidents Mansion this evening" at half past 10
o'clock.
We hsvo the honor to be. very respectfully, your
ODE dent servants signedby tho Cabinet.
Mr. FuIMoRK's REPLY.
WssIusoros, July Q, 1850.
GgsILrsss-I have fust received your note convey
Ing the melancholy ana painful intelligence 81 the de-
cease OF Zachary Taylor late President of the United
States. have lar qusge to express tho emotions
Of my heart The shock IL sudden and uuex pected
thsi am ov.sw he lime q with grief
rlali avail m ySelf q the ,ariicst moment to
pupic ate the tss Intelligence TO Congress aud shall
sppont tine and place for taking the oath Of once
20 the Preside Mt of the United EtAtes You
requested to be present and witness tie ceremony
Respectfully you're WILLARD FILLMORE,
(Addrested TO the Cabinet
consequence Of TIE death Of thu resident or the
United states direct that the several Executive D.
pstments be closed snt after the funeral Of the lila
trous deceased and that they ss cell Ms the Exscn-
tive Mansion, be PLACED In mourning and that the
several officers Of the government wear the usual
badge OF mourning Or the term Of six months
MILLABD FILLMORE.
wAsHiseIos, July 10, 1850.
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The weather and Navigation.

PuIssuEsr, July IL, 1850.
The weather in this neghboI hood lie very hot There
IL only three feet OF water In the channel.
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The UmsinI Arrangements

PoR TIrR FUNERAL. soI.EMSIIIEs AND iSTERNsSr OF
TMKLAIE PRESIDENT OF TIKI UNIFIED STATES, GKy.
ZACHARY TAYLOR
WAsuSerov July IL, 1850.
The Committee of Arrangements Of the t~o uou-es
a. Congress having consulted with tho family OF tne
aecenH have concluded that the funeral " the late
President be sol, mnised Saturday the 18th July at
l2oslcck The religious services to - performed by
tho Rev DR. Pyne, al the Executive mansion. accord
log TO pSage Of the BpiEcopal Church; In which
church the deceased moot usually vorshpped. The
BODY 20 be afterwards tnken from The Presidents
Uouse 10 The Congress Buying Ground, accompanied
by military escort and q civic procession, aud do
posted Ia the receiving tomb.
The military arrangements to be unde n the direc-
tlon 81 ajor GENERAL stctt the General COm Apdng
In chief oi the army Of the United States aud Major
Geu,fAl Walter Jones Of the militia Of the District OF
Columbia
Commodore Warrington. the senior naval ofhoer
In the city 10 have the direction Of the naval ar
ran z, ments.
Iss Manhal Of the District Of Columbia to have the
direction az the civ procession.
All the members q the Diplomat Corps, all officers
Of eorrrnmtnt. the clergy Of the Dbuict and else
here all associations and irstsrnities, aud citizens
generally. are invited to attend.
Aud II H. respectfully recommended TO the officers OF
the governmtEt that they wear the usual badge Of
mourning.
ORDER TIE PROCESSION.
FuIefA Ercort, in column Of march. (composed OF
rcr ma of the army and the militia
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Hopors Q. the Memory OF the President.

AT BALTIMORE.
plLrrsoss, July Ia, 1850
A number Of houses In this city have been deco
rated with mourning to day In honor OF our late and
much regretted chief nsgistrate.
Our City Councils assembled yesterday, ssd resolved
that minute guns should be fred during the hours
appropriated 20 the funeral pageant at Washington,
the bells telled and business suspended They ASS
resolved 10 attend the funeral In body, In company
With the oovcrnsr and cfncers ~ state com nit
tee We. also appointed TO select orator, and pre-
pare foe IN. d~ivsry Of ovation the s, ehsrse
ter, cad services OF the deceased.
rhs people are thrOns'ng TO Washington " rsr"-
s,p.t. n. s.e fuucrsl procession. 1nelsded snonG
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MILITARY ORDER OF THE PRoCf sstoy
We understand that NJ jor General Scott reached
this city lsst night and will supervise the military
for the funeral solemnites of our late
illustrious AMI lame nted President which have de-
volved upon the General Chief of the Army by
Nat. Intel
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volunteers Also the Sons Of Temperance aud the
Odd Fellows General Scott, accom- panied by Colonel
Hughes and . number of other officers Of the army
passed through this city this morning their way to
Washington.
AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsroN, July TO- 1850.
The Intelligence ceiv ed here this morning of Gene
raj Tsyors death produc deep sensation amongst
our citizens. Yhe flags of the shipping all at
half-maNt
ar CINCINNATI AND THE WEST.
CINCINNATI, July IL, 1850.
The announcement OF the Presidents death created
q deep sensation here, and q number of the public
buildings were dressed IL m ournng. The authorities
well citizens generally, making great pre-
parations for the funera, ceremonies stimuli
famous with those in sshington Several gentlemen
left for Washington mediatsy upon the receipt of
the news, to be present at the solemnities
All the cities down the river and tho line of the
telegraph making extensive arrangements for the
funeral ceremonies tomorrow.
AT PITTSBURGH
PIrTssUhGH, July IL, 1850.
Great preparations are being made for funeral
monies in honor of the memory Of President Taylor,
to take place simultaneously with th,so in Washing
ton City.
AT NEWARK, N. J.
NEWARK July IL 1850
The funeral rites will be observed in this cit
row afternoon, in q manner truly becoming the To-
lemnity OF the occasion 1t is understood that bust
ness generally will be suspended between IL O'Clock
and sunset and the banks insurance com panies and
other public Offices will lslso be closed at IL o'clock
when the bells will be rung and minute guns fred.
AT RAILWAY, Nj
The business operations at Railway N j., will be
pended todsy neral will be
in commem oraton Of the late President. Minutes
guns win be fred from to o clock, p. M.
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TIE p.vsps perr At Hs.hvlle r~pn. have suspendeN
or~rstins srtl the choers suhside<. Twenty desshe
ce.ured on ,hs 9Th irs sPd IvsnsJ-s's 81 shs ~
met,