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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS

SERIOUS AcoIDEsT-0n Saturday afteruoos
some boys in Williamsburg, were amusing them.
selves with horse, which no. relishins the tre...
ment received at their hands, kicked one Of than
named Gangsn on the right temple, sSd severely
fractured bis skull. The poor boy was immediate.
" conveyed to the house Of DR.. Lubener. whsrs
everything was done that medical skill could ds.
wise. The Doctors instruments being at bis Office
in New York, he bad him conveyed to the olhse &
Dr. Holmes when on probing the wound. two
small bones were taken out The lads father, vhS
resides IN New-YOrk, was sent for who bad him
taken home. DR. Lubener considers his recovery
very doubtful
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IeT iaN
CASES OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS

CASES OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS
CURED BY sCHENCKs PULMONIc SYRUP.
~ The subscriber hereby certfes that 10 the monIn
May last be was taken with chill which W" suceeedod
by hot burning fever hesdace loss Of spPsuie e0n'u
patton Of the bowels pain In my hds ana enc'' "o'
some cough expectorated mucUs sreskeo -" IN O,es,
preston in the chest and some difficulty Of Dreaming
took some purgstive medicine but my fever e'nAus'.
and aiter few days my family physician was esnes ~
who nronourced NV case TO be Inflammation Of the Lao
He gave m some medicine, and applied ehs'ef w
sde and attended ne for several days nthe %on ~
l commenced using scHEscKs Pulmonie syrup, w.
having been severely III for FIVE days Ai'nh um'
bad cough which was tight, and the expee1ofAn"h' "
not verv eopious consised Of thin white macas-uJ
spnette was suspended-I felI nghtness ana opP''"
across nv breast pain In my side hesdscne ana uP
citing rpyseh mad considerable inward fevef' winch
rs.ted bv The burning Of the palms OF my nsn's nsns
49,, .rd General uneasy feeling throughout my system
became very weak and feeble, and much reduced u l
Ana, had used the Syrup week or ten days. sppesea
10 rtpeu my disesIe, and expecoratei aJehoFnn SUI
stance resembling matter and would al tme' Dnns
bv ,ba mouhful When this occurred felt releyed-'ns
main subsded and ny breathing became natural s'o'
began TO improve and continued 10 expecsorsle
eept when had slow fever, when Is "oo'' y -,
tgh,; but when Il subsidized Il would bei0o'e 80
The i7h Of June was attacked win Ine Ia
held me severely, but sfier fe" o@y. 90.
took no other medicine the syrup amer eonns Geo
usng Ii, and it ha. COMPLETELY regulated ny DOVES .as
promoted expecSOraO1 Eo.~D ,1a~s 1s,la1 rom
aI- 10 Eew-York and attend to ny buaicess-
wouId frequently remonsse with me aud urge
.S .,sv At home; but Kept using the Syrup regularly
"a bsd beside iphuenzs, several attacks OF cold sna
scs, Ming the Syrup until his tine, feel ss he d'sss
:. ,s,noyee rom my lungs, and an able to attend 70 ny
Zines, with he feelings Of pleaIure as heretofore
CYAN EEsTE, New Brunswick, NJ.
Store IS Willismst n. y.
CIV. CLIcKEEER Il Co. 81 Barelsy-sl are the Agens"
New.York and vicinity.
PsIcE 81 PER BOTTLE or 8 BoTTLEs ToR -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

FoRCHAeREs-The U. s. mail steamer Georgia,
Lieut. PORTER, Commander, left on Saturday af.
terroon, at 3 o'clock, for Chagres. She carried out
about so passengers, among whom were DR.. JUDD,
Prime Minister of the Sandwich Islands, and the
two Princes, ALEXANDER LIHoLIHo and Lor
KAMEBAMEHA.
The steamship Philadelphia Capt PEARSON, of
Rowland Il AspinwalPs line sailed for Chagres at
the same hour, with 200 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

ry- The Special Committee Of Thirteen ep'
,n,ed s,ono the two whig General Committees, to make
s,peemeps for he CommemoraiIou Of the death OF the
l,te President are requested TO meet at the Broadway
House. THIS Monday EVENING, July 10, at O'CLOCK
III. HOBART HAws Chairman
M,vcus ID BoRUcK Secretary. B1H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

NEw.HAMPsHIRE.-Th Homestead Exemption
act, which passed the House, has been defeated in
the Senate.
A more stringent Temperance Law has been
passed.
The Wings districted the State for Members Of
Congress without dividing any County. The Loco
Focos have jest redisicted it so as to cut up sew
ersl Counties, render the population less equal than
it has been and secures all the Districts to them
selves We shall see how much they make by this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Al, Fillmore will scarcely repose, for some time
Mt Iesst " ON a bed of roses. Laoors VIII continue
20 Accumulate upon him, and the organization Oh
Rs Csbinet ia his first great object. The care oil
;s,;na N sdiust the great controversy which dis
srscts the country will prey upon him. aud thiS duy
s,;U not be discharged By folding his arms and
Isor,ne The tohOie current Of eceS 10 Me SIetSt0e
J;scref,oa of Congress. Had the last Admlnstra'
t;on done nothing-had they not recommended
SO nolicy 10 the adoption OF Congres-Mr.
IN;,,u,ors might have the better excuse tor doing
no,h;ng himself But their action devolves upon him
ths duiv of counteraction. Besides, ne is consu
tpt;onaily bound to give to the congress iniorma
ZION If the State Of the Union, and recommend 70
their consideration such measures as ne may guase
s"ossssrv and expedent." He comes In IN the
IA, nS great difficulties and these are to be man.
ell met Mt once We take 1t for granted that ne
III ,,or1 he tack on tchtch fhe ETecHtare sap Is
s,ss,ing. If he differs with the last Admnlstra-
zion. Is he not bound to declare II IL ne Is
Ion, 10 the policy Of leaving the other Terri
.dr;ss withou. an organization by Congress, 10
oct hound to svow bis opinions In the
nc Ss.;ded uannerl II he disspproves Of ah-
49,, Officer fnterfertRg tcth the ctvu rghs o. ne
co,e ~ Nesc MeIieo is he not under tse most sol,
emn obligation to look into msconduct
sn Gu ;Utatisrence9 If New Mexico comes forward
nS : Gtate Constitution before the Government
~ p,es;dent not bound, in communicating tnis
So.it;on 10 Congress, to express his dissent Z
Commend TO that body toorgsnize Ierri.3 nl
Government for them, stnPpe1 .. %e hs,wssn
,;so and TO determine the oouodarles oe."eSn
vlso, w Snu and Texas, and thus prevent the
NEEDING q brothers blood II % II ne 9I nssi
rave Dee ,ho nnrnose of interfering between Texas
s pd Mexico does it not become his duty .E
Without moments delay Sd@ to Of e Ssp'
9ruSis ,os;,on 10 which our country has arrived,
l In nsU PHs will os with the s1ney % The
The new Ad% min st.tssh eS Ssppns..
sSs;s c,1srstbe best mode Of maintaining tnS
p nop IN that spirit Of cancellation and p'O%s
IN which the Constitution wa: Incentive power
concerned s into its earliest views and measures
The impudence of this advice from M
rfelopc enemy who steadily proclaimed MI
r;,Imore an Abolitionist throughout the las
Presidential canvass, and on that grOun'
labored zealously to wrest Southern Vo s;
from Gen. Taylor is unususi even In 'ni
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For EurOpA,

The next number of The Tribune tor Euro
pean circulation will be issued on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING ct 9 O'Clock. 1t win contain all
the latest news received up 70 the time Of going
% press The Europa sails from this por on Wed
pesday at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
President Taylor. FnmIIy-NIr. Fillmore.

Special Correspondence Pbis. N. American.
wAsHNGroS Friday, July u
Mrs. Taylor, the widow of the deceased Presi-
dent, and her bereaved family, have acceptedthe
hosptabe invitation of Mrs. Meredith, wife OF the
Secretary of the Treasury, to become inmates OF
her household, temporarily after the obsequies TO-
morrow.
President Fillmore will probably take possession
Of the White House early next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ For arrangements IN REGARD W '"'
of President Taylor, see another column
FIRST COMPANY CONTINENTAL GUA Ah - The
,pirited company, which has upon its roll O0Gn the
names Of eighty persons, all young %G rs at
nrme of life and the vigOr OF manhood, c " 20
late meeting resolved upon : 1aIses; n August A
Philadelphia on the trsI a y. the necessary
sSm@6s ss' ' TR:y g s s By S
stand that there viii be no s,i the Sospt.es
receive them and sIoSiy m Brass
Of the cry. .be Continenssls They have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

CoRAL.-RoBBIss 4 BROTHER, IS Johnssreel nave Just
received large lot OF ragged Coral Negge Coral Necs
laces and italian seed Coral for sale in original packages
Eew.York, July 6, 1880. Yslw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

~ Our assortment OF first quality resdymsde garments
comprises various new styles Business sndi Travelling
Frocka Sacks Dress and Frock Goats, Light oyercoss
Psntzoons Vests, &e.
WIN. 7. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway
te27 istf Opposite the Park Fouzian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
CITY ITEMS.

THE WEATHER-was somewhat sultry yester-
day morning, but grew cool and shaded towards
evening This mildlytempered July weather al
most takes away our envy Of those who can take
their ease among the mountains or on the sea.
shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM grstihes all with 10
constantly Increasing attractions. THE Drunfsrd" with
the new Company hlls the house nightly, and now Miss
CRUISE Is engaged and the LANCASHIRE BkLL.RIsesss,
who will appear IN the afternoon
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AUDUBON.

The original Dsguereotype Of the Great omlihoogs-
from which ihe.porsit In the 9TH No. Of "The Gallery Of
Ilustrious Americana engraved, may be seen al
BRADY's Daguerrean Gallery, 2o5 Broadway, corner
Tnlton.et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
q HAr snArERs wanted a. aENIsls I'D slOadwsy.

Day GooDs-summer Goods will be sold al reduced
prices Printed Lawns Ginghams Prints, Linens Diapers
sheetngs, Table Cloths Napkins, HaudkeTchefI &c. Also
Bleached and Brown musns, Cloths, Black Silks, &C.
wis Sits w MATHEWS, 60 Csiherine-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

TIE ATLANTIC AND THE AsIA.-We find in the
Liverpool papers the following comparison of the
log Of the atlantic and the Asia, from which the
relative performance o. the two vessel will be more
fairly seen than by any calculation Of days and hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
Parliamentary Proceeding. in Canada.


The Government sustained defeat last night In
the Legislative Assembly on a motion to nix the
Postmaster-G Generals salary at $4,000 An amend
ment, substituting SO OOO was carried by the cast
inc vote of the Chairman the division being %
against Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
ASTONISHING REDUCTION IN PRICES

For English Ply and Double Ing Carpedog, Floor OH
Cloths Rugs Table Covers, Window Shades, &c. at The
celebrated cheapest carpet establishment in the Unisd
States 80 Bowery, HIRAM ASDEasoSs. Those and
shilling English Ing, and and shilling Floor Oh Cloths
are decldedly cheaD
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WILLIAMSBURG, JAY Is, ~

WILLIAMSBURG JAY u,
To ne Editors Of The Tyibune: In
GEETLENES An error Of some naguiEnde appes,sou
ha Memoir which recently sent 10 each OF TIE oo,sr
u tie respective States In order thai might be 80 TIA
Gated 10 the entire press Of The United sates esss
srience Of Medicine rsduced 70 his sinpief Jr~
Of which every be his own physicsn ana n ~
containing recipes end prescriptions for every c'>
eases. d. 40. es-sp sDi
On PAGE T. fourth line-Dnrrg he uss o. this 'y'''
for teu days Afterwards ipsiesd OF ten ieea W."
'"f 'e'PeNNo-' I'OEsCHANA
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Cutting il Rather Fat.

A new presidens is sure to have surfeit
If advisers some of whom never manifested
any particular sOlicitude for his welfare be-
fore, vet ready to take him in charge for the
future, and evincing far more anxiety than
modesty in proHering their counsels. Thus
when Gen. Taylor was about assuming the
Presidential Office, we recOllect that Mr..
Polk's organist expressed hope that the new
President would evince his exalted patriot
ism and save the Union by in substance
turning Loco FOcOl The same disinterested
soul now prOffsrs the following advice to
Gen. Taylor's successor:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

ysr,ous sbou. leaving the City during The Summer
months can have The DaRy TsHt sent 70 'hen Oy leasns
her address al the Publication Office corner OF
o. .ps Nassau ats opposite the City Hall Price ~
.srt. . month payable In advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
Crent Conilagratlon In Hudson-About TWEEN
~ Buildings Destroyed.

HUDSON Saturday,, Ju , Io-5 I'cIOcAi a "'
A fire broke out about 3 o'clock, this morning. IN
Busbuy's Cabinet Wareroom, and notwithstand-
inc all the exertions Of the fremen and the citizens
the brick dry.goods store, Macy x Cos undergrad
Cbarlott's Cabinet and Tobys paint shop, Hoffman
4 Van Duzens store, and about eightor nine dwell
limo, and other buildings were destroyed The loss
is about $4,000, and the amount insured is about
1000. The flames are pretty well extingushed
now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

1917 TO .ubseribens In the Fourteenth Wsrd-dENSf
~ ~ a ,be (uIy authorized Carrier Of this Ward
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IpvtRrsEnrsrs.-FO Auctions see third page
- c.,,s.xn,. s,esmers see seventh.
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The Ohio River.

PrrrsBuRG Saturday, July Is.
The River is feet 10 inches and falling slowly
The city is healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

For GLAsGow.-The fine steamship City 0
Glasgow, Capt. MATTHEWS, sailed for Glasgow Oh
Saturday at noon, taking out Sc passengers an
good freight list
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15
Mass Meeting Of the Free Sellers.

UTICA, Sunday, July II.
A mass meeting of the Free-soil party of Herki-
mer Co. was held at Herkimer on yesterday.-
Extra trains were run from Little Falls. General
Dix was present and delivered a speech,
which lasted for an hour and half He spoke in
favor of the Wilmot Proviso, and in favor of adj
hitting California as asked for by that State. He
delivered stirring euogy on the late President
Much enthusiasm was shown by the assembly a.
intervals during his speech, especially when he
referred to Taylor. The Resolutions were vOlum-
nous ard hit hard at the Dickinson dinner, Cali
fornia, &c.
Letters from John Van Buren, and several other
persons were then read 1t was recommended by
the meeting that other Counties in this State call
timilar meetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

A'sly bought new and very becoming drem q,
psrades. fFrc.ms,
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Fire Mt BaltImore-RIots Among Firemen, &c


A fire broke out at l2 o'clock last night, totally
destroying GrifHths Lumber Yard, also several
small houses The flames also spread to Parkers'
King x Sutton's, and Thames X Prices Lumber
Yards, partially destroying them, as well as Her
rings planning Machine, and about dozen small
buildings. Loss estimated at $4,000, partially IN
sured. During the fire a very serious riot took
Mace among the fremen. Several pistols were dis
charged and some rOwdes wounded.
All the mourners have returned from Wasnlng-
ton. Business was suspended during the funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-15

ERSANI.-This popular Opera is to be repeated
to night by the Havana company, at Castle Gar
den. The company's performance in ErnaRi is so
we'll known to the musical public by this time, that
we need say no more than that Steifsnoni sings
quite delicousy in that cool and spacious hall as
she did at Niblos and Astor Place. The removal
OF the Opera to Castle Garden is good move bar
ring the unfayorable construction of the hall with
regard to music.
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Dem Sclbcn BET SIhis Den 6irnitbaocl Gins
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SSDut 9CmsldnOc,

9urb ba6 Oamphbiff 2tmerifa, pelbsS
am II. SuIi bsi 6aIifar anfam. - Die Rdd)s
ribtsn iinO i'm aG9emeinsn psnl9 intereOant !:
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9ross Aufre9un9 sin9etrstsm in SOI9s Der Nns
tunft elmer SIcrs Der Ser. ct. am Gaac, um
Die Sorberm9 BON $4,000 bsi;urebsn. DoS
pcrtu9ieilbe Commencement bat 6eltbIOiTeu, Der
SCrbsrun9 fb Su wioerfs6sn.
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Serbeir0tbct.

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ne, bsbe bon &eabina.
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I'm Die freien @rpdbLer Don 8erfs
Sountn.

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MIDI seOrun9en Cub meinen tersli6fm
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auns, oa6 icb IetCem nitbts 9etban babe INN
Cure cute Mennns unD 8cnOaenbeit 81 bers
wirfen 70 biete ib mid nchmaIs ais
Ganoioot fur Sheriff
al unO erluebe 9lIIe uno Ssbrn bon Cub Tim
feline Stimme mo lInterititung fit bas aes
nanntc Amt bel Oct ndtbfen anssmeinrn
WabI. SD oarf gutb mbCbinst Urrltcbern,
NaB idb i'm Sail msiner grpdblnns, Die Ss.s
antlportliebcn pfihten ors Nmtee setreui6
uno na6 bsitcn Srdften ausilbsn weroc. gs
lebt cer 6cfnun9 raB Sbr ibn nitbt DerseIs
fen tperoct, Gucr Srrunb uno 0icner
Jobn pottci9er.
Bern, Npril Q. bB.
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NnfIasen unO acri6tIicbsn 3uIttbsrunscm bic
lte III allen Criminals Gadm acnommtR, an
ben rCputirten 8rnGrOl' Nnipalt fir OieIee
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mi6isCn nnN 6eitiilltru 5isuns OieIrr Court.
lIno es 1T fCrncr befcbcn, ra6 cine grpic Der
oti9Cn NrarI, 9eh6ris tCfhciui9t inter DEM
SiescI ciefCr Court, rluem iebn Srispeus,
rihtcr, Der jeBt in cicfem gauntp i'm 9Imte
itt, rin9ebdnol9t nrrbs.
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(SIuS bem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia)
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psrmineertsn prsilsn. Die 0ualtdt oes Bore
ratbS gum 0srfauf war nur mittslmd6i9 unb
oabsr Die anss9sbsnsn nisoern preiis. Das
Bstter 1T fcrtwdbrnb iibsraus bsis, tuas ben
@efbdftsn in ben 66fsn nabtbsli9 iff. Die
ansrblstunssn bstru9sn 1000 Stid S6labts
cdfen, 200 Slbs, 900 S6meins uno 1900
9daafs uno edil,sr. Opsraticnsn u. prsife:
Sblabtcbfen.--600 Stid wuroen psrfauft
su $54, bic $7a Die 100 Yfune, fur esw6bns
lid)e uno CUTE, bic alerbeifsn fino $s msrtb.
Sibe.-Vsrfdufs parirsn BON $l5-40.
S6wsine-9ttls psrfauft ~ SIS Bis Ssh.
Gbaafs uno edmmsr. r.--Die Wrsi(e (inb So,
$4, 81 unb S3, nab Der Oualitdt.