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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
MEDICINES.
pHILANTHRoPIo DISCOVERY

sAEPor AT THE CARLTON HOUSE, SO Leonard-st
mor thsi pabshed in June las. entitled The science d
Medicine reduced 10 n simplest form coniaincs tho Inn
poran. ghsnSroPls ansossy ~ =! La Jus
apolhecay diffusion OF the knowledge OF the properties
Of plant which viii be Of essenfh service to humanity
on the danger arising from lhs use OF ire Gms fesuoE
from The preesuion generally used TO prevent accidents
IN order complete my phian1hropie enlsrphss have
led 70 ,nabs The whole population Of he tod s.ss
receye lie beneh have addressed my memoir 70 al We
enable every one % rscsvs sos gratis he pc sad he
prescription, which u eon.sns and 70 make the necessary
Believe thaib sddressing myself 10 lie Goysrncrs u The
respective States and the Municipal Councils Of prnci
ass y f ne sas, 5 s i. IL
select and nteigss. persons -.s taxing mo post mssns
pSBie prinis Iksvs di,psShsd copy Of ny msmoir 70
every editor whose address could obtain hsys nsgoc-
ted nothing 10 facilitate The universal knowledge OF my dis
oovsy hsve used every precsaon 70 render tbs prspa.
alton OF my paDacea easy 10 be UNDERSTOOD % That every
one Interested In The subject might make u without difcuI
Y The prescription for la use IN al varieties " dlsesss,
eaD be readily followed
Two Of the roots used .ery rare 10 aev.Yort, the
squinss ard Chins Boot which 10 imporsd from China,
and sbounds IL hs Engsh mAie and he Ars1oochln u
which Lers are Two vaees The long and lhe roun ne
asy f earned ,ssi many odydu.s we're desrOu. OF
makg my for themselves bat bad been poveo,sd
g norm he public thai % obvass his dbcay have pre-
pared sssomcn Of all the necessary roofs 10 ms propof'
aOH q o. s en- ave aas s no.
quarter Of the syrup Ills then only necessary pfoears
aeoboL sugar and honey, which can be readily obtained
TIE quantities Of the fools Aboye referred 70, which
possess being very limited, would urge % pysis adj.
vduala and especially 90 The eonme cis community, 70
male inquiry for them and also 70 order from The Lsyant
or ne lrdss supply OF The seed vessels VI sonna.
which foand here and not vey abundant even
IN Europe.
Those no DO not wish 10 lake he noabIs prepare my
remedy Ind IL put up Ia bodies 81 my depot Toe ar
gent re- quest Of many Of be ezsns Of NswYos snd NE
dehcsney Of he necessafy materiaA are ue sssys .s
induce me 70 anticipate The period Which hsd h1sd % of
Establishing DEPOT which DID not nSsnd 70 40 agu snsr
full Als of my remedy 10 some parl no mailer wnofel o.
he Unlled Dtstes ! csnRot fortsn arg1nf 90 mo pub
he he eIp.diency Of his nis al "a early day soeie'y
Interested question: especially WIN rr'ofooeo 70 ne
n,ogSess on he Cholera an ready 70 Iussnee win al
thsiI possess the happy results beg The editorial
eoTrs 10 asagn my pbllknLnfopc article The noe, honor
sbjs position 10 lhsir journals which may b. 10 neH
power 70 give. sal0 sm L. DEseHAhP1
srpprua,s RFsTCR ATIVE oORDIAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

AN.
DElTH OF DIsTIsSoIsEED Lose lsLASDLN.-
Died 4. his resderce, Bay Side, aeen O3a3V'
Long Island, On the night Of Saturday isst' Jug
Ell gham Lawrence, IN the 73d year Of hh
Judge Lawrence has long been reslaeu.
Oueen'. corcty, and has been for many yeaH re-
cognizsd as one Of the most distinguished and Plo
Hc,pirted citizens Of the State His efJrts IN Ine
cause Of agriculture have been ezten've ana -
cessful, bis name being identified with Al .ne
great imProVem sna 10 is'nIng ope,Ih.r o'.,
wv k3vsrtiser.
FRUIT THIIvL,.-5ome young men from Ne
York. who gave toer names as James Farley Nj
cbsel Farley, Peter Deacon and George Armstrong
were brough. before Justice John King ye'.er,
day morning, charged by some OF the clnIen' ..
Goyanus with committing s1ndry deprediuons
upon the fruit trees The justice adi1dged them %
be guilty OF the larceny, bat Suspended sen'ense'
and allowed them to depart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

G. CARRINGTON, AucLooeer
pY JACOB -. PLArr.-CROCKERY, CHINA
DGLAsS AND EARTHsNWARE Large sale Of 100
aes crockery 20 French glass nmblers wines Sc
Ito barrels and cases Eumoer, lamp. decanters disaes
&c OF Americ. &c glsssSae.-JAC0BS PLArf viii eel
on THURSDAY August p IN the large sales
the suction sioIe IS Plat above IN lots 10 suit pur
chase also 100 se elegant tea trays 800 doz knives and
forks go pair brsn esndesncks and fancy gooda al suit
able for erockery dealers and which ssnron OF
country as well city dealers 10 directed. Csisogues
the auction room the day previous to sale. su2l III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

nR. RICHAKDsOHs sYRUF.-ons ef tss Let
Drs1sdies Of ks age Dr. Rkasrssop's Syrup cf sssi.
era etolsrx rsfbos sa5 3sira tsd pel
sonscb.
Sod Al Dr. fr.pb@Ksa. - Esasbsl ctAiss q, kizs.
IN sfoaduEy, a. ths orgg iti ,tor- t5l 10; kobsd
ssn1s lSs so~sry; hkydocA IN rsr'si; s.ss m
asys 10 ysliocrss BsooslyE esy ssi In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

u The people Of NewtOvn are endsa''rlOs
to stop the bone boiling establishment Of bsntef'
Brady, Lent Co. on Ea.on's Tor sooth B'o'oe'I
Island. They say j. Is great nuisance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
1-..- nEyALLIC IsysNYIoss.-s4 a

DaTRNT uEYALLIC IsykgxI0ss-e4 an
t-r-ni pstierns Of elastic Cnsifs new ana oosan,1
ooSss ufpessing al Others 10 dnraofy economy safS
poas ease and ehaste eieTtnee .,-,
Piano st0os snd soos or Stores Of sae zane nsssr;I
and beauty. -, ..-. 49,. 49,. ,-o..,.
Ornansoted sod Always 70 be free from
tupqrtfT and naneless nocaEna yIcrs 20 vefes
eornmon bedstesds are liable
IIso. Indesu1enble and Ah-exhsuslec Coma resss
COINS viii sodars for sges and preserve No dad wEs
oQt change They gs gncorostTe, perfect prossc1ca
asslru couiAsiou and npervi0us 70 moisture or air
TIE 6reek Burial vase-oi Q new tn4 oei1nf1I fofa,
composed Of The zane lndes0ncrble usieraL
RanA Csies-of he sane material, for reinierneri, u
vhich coins may be placed and Eepi forever
Boxes for he Preservation Of Yrui flovol Mean ar1
oiEer perishs5le Articles
n B AL for sale e. wholesale ard retail AID o. verJ
noderns pgtces by the METALLIC bCEiAL Aso figiT
y,sr co "a Brus1 xay Nsv.YOrf s1le I'm
IMP PRESS FOR sALk-HsSirg been o,ss COY
Il lev tines ard q rov ir perfect order s1iLAos 10
eubossirx boos printing or gliding BAL npa Ap
Div 70 A TAYLOR, Hsgueh sale Stooa
DRAxIEhsp BoLY AND IEGOY g0PPEns
D-A frl assortment d. Ne nazxA<tsrs d ksnfnrs5>
We seys@ n nAssHAlA sslA-s
HANGINGs-Paper 1900 poands from % 10 sisehes
gde different cusres snd colors iJr sAe a. 70 annfas
surtrs preea GAUHT DERaIcHsoS' ss soaissl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

II An excursion ,trHin run' over tbs Long
Island R,ilroId tO-dly, leaviag South Ferry AZ ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

sEBRING,S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
CONSTANT SUPPLY o. this ceiebi aie< spccife fos
"A Dyspepsia, Nervous Afecu0rs, Debility, add namss.
ous other us Of lie. 70 Eepi a. 100 FglIon-st 81
ly24 lmeod' Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21
AUCTION SALES.

q aAkDINEA Aacrocesy.
pY BALDWIN GARDINER.
ID Store IS srostvsy, sss. Asosax-&
- rsyucah snsnuoe VIII - gfvsu % ssies Of Fao<s
zooas Porcelain, Paintings he Also t1rnnure o. AZ
5es givng az so1sek-eptng Also, s,ochs Of AS ifN
r.r,rS AZ All Of which pectfay soEciist
Haytug made On aranx esncui with NJ. A 9. rUrfkz
ais ssesf.n sopss merit Re psroeAgs Of "a niroSs
width prbte Ni W
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INSURANCE.
THE eRoOERy
vikE INSURANCE cohrAnf,

SfkE INSURANCE coArAnr,
oAeA No. o. Val. corpcs Of resr-a ar.
~xxu,. -. CAPITAL. 1Aaoco
~ cohfANY, bsvtrx hsB esptia al psif y. y
aoSs-ecs r srsssss . hsars saldnEA ssrsa..ass
Estra css o. damage 81 are. sso DE R.ss a IT,
t n 49, 80 s.ssporaaoa, % the uosf assrsse
kurus sroRy, Aosss faYLsn a,x,.,.n 49,.
Psrsk nasrfs, 9Eosss ELotl cs.a 1.,.r..x,.
Passes sgIDoY, Hrsar Epxr, As. ro,vsa
JAa q wmsos. ALEx H Carr. MA ousS
EssE kasAhAn, MARsHALL PEroox,Issse G. f.vxr
SAMPSON hookA Frsdssl
j. MI ros ssryn, Secretary. Yftas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

nv THE CITY or NEw.Yoak, sabes Ger Il srssu-
~ vich and pcy over TIE North zlvcr sanA. easa
sapial faoo~ Insurance Against oss aszaSs b. tp
ckoNEL ALBANIA frssdsnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

I'm tlill 20 LOAN q pr ssal % in'r''sa
HEaAIfB = Co a Pines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

HANGInGs-Paper. opoanssfrorn 20 70 Sissaes
III 80 dife-ent Qualities .nd colors Cor sss msnnfas-
nr4rs Ur.eea GAUaT DERaJcKsON ste soaIsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-21

IRON FOUNDERS EXTRA rnE soLfEo
Bsek Lead, sosps02e, CeAFeo. Annrscie ano nlIai.
-. coaa or s1cnz-bes cueiiy for fns vork For sale
y caLEIEs J. BAEpAkD. Sou sSc-s vgseouse'
lsw,,-Tz ratns
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

as the President apprshsnds M change in the
ad u~elorsau system, he recommends what may be,
under present circumstances, sdvisabie--ths
adoption Of the home valuation, without regard
to the foreign cost. There certainly would be 81
little fraud under this system Is under any ths'
could Be devised.
The closing remarks Of the message, in rsla'
|tion to the compromise measures Of the last ses
sion and the adjustment of the slavery question
meet our hearty concurrence. He exhorts al
parties to stand up to the settlement thus made
not to agitsis this f%ruitless subject, but prepare
to cement more closely than ever, if possible, thu
bonds that unite US as a free and happy people
We recommend it as sound and logical-worthy
the acceptance of all who desire the Perpetuit,
Of the Union. and the peace and happiness o.
the people.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23
n ST. LOUIS TINES.

We are glad to see that the circulation Of this
paper is increasing. It well deserves the pat.
fonags Of the Democratic party. It is neatly
printed, and contains every thing necessary tc
make 3 sound and useful newspaper. It advo.
oates the doctrines of the Democratic party %
laid down and expoundsd BY jefferson and the
ether illustrious founders of our institutions, IN.
adulterated BY the corruptiOns Of old federalism,
or the more recent errors Of Free Soilism. It j,
edited with strength and ability. It's articles are
firm and digni6sd-written in good taste, ant
tend in their tone to inspire aregardfOr the Con
stitution, 9 love for the Union, and a wish Il
maintain It As it 10, with the rights ofthe States
and the peace and happiness of the people.
Those who want a Saint Louis paper, should
lake II. Those who want q Louisiana paper
should take tie Banner.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23
b~ENOCRATIC BANNRR
IOUIsiANA.
M-oNDAYMoRNING, DECEMBER 10th
CaIifornians.

Within the last few days, several Of our citi-
zens have returned from the great hunbug land
ofeold-California. John Todd, William Todd,
James McPiks, his brother Franklin, and Mr..
McLane, arrived a few days ago. We under
stand also that F. C. Todd has reached home.
We have seen o of these gentlemen and
cOnversed them. The news they bring CORES
ponds well with such as we have heard from
others who have returned heretofore. There is
generally, we %spprehend, a much greater desire
to get away than there was last spring to start
out. We understand from them that Walter
Grow, an old and long a respectable citizen Of our
county, il dead also v. P. Robinson Of this
place, James Willis Of Indian Greek, and Ed.
ward Sisson Of Culver Township. We also
learn that William Pitt, q sen Of Robert Pitt Of
PeDo, died a shost distance below St. Louis on
his way home.
Cholera has broken out at Sacramento city, and
many are dying. James willis and young Mr.,
Robinson were victims Of this disease. They
died after starting home.
The Pike boys are generally doing as well as
might Be expected. DR.. Bartlett Of this place,
We learn, is practicing medicine in Sacramento
IN partnership with DR.. Ellis Of St Louis, who
went out last spring in McPiks and Strcther's
train. We are happy to hear that he is doing
well. DR.. Todd Of Bowling Green is following
his profession, and is likely to do a very good
business. Mining is represented to be a dull
business. Fortunes are not made more easily
than they are made here, and a competency il
more rrecarious than 10 any other part Of The
known world.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

REPORT or TEE PosTnAsTEa GENERAL.-This
document occupies three columns ofthe Nation
al h~teligenesr, and our space, therefore, pre-
cludes US from giving it in full:
The gross revenue of the Department for the
year ending June 80, 1850. was $5, 552,9 7l 4S.
Expenditures Of the year, $5,2l2,953 43, leav-
ing as the excess of the gross revenue over the
expenditures of the year, the sum Of $34o.0lSO5
The Report makes the following recommends
Itions respecting the postage upon letters, news
papers, and periodicals:
That the inland letter postage be reduced to
three cents, the single letter, when prepaid,
and be fixed at the uniform rate Of five cents
when not prepaid; and also, that the Postmaster
General be required to reduce this prepaid rate
to two cents the single letter, whenever it shall
be ascertained that the revenue of the Depart
ment, after the reductions now recommended,
shall have exceeded its expenditures by more
than five per cent. for two consecutive fiscal
years. That the postage to California and Ore
|gon be greatly reduced, and that the postage
charged on other sea-going letters be more sim
Iple and uniform.
That twenty cents the single letter, be charged
on all correspondence 10 and from the Pacific
coast, South America, the Eastern Continent and
its islands, and points beyond either ; and ten
cents the single letter in all other sea-going let
tiers, withOutthe superaddition Of inland postage,
in any case, excepting however, all cases where
such sea hostages have been, or shall be at DIFF
|ferent rates, by postal treaty already concluded,
or hereafter to be made; and power should be
given 10 the Postmaster General, BY and with the
consent of the President Of The United States, to
reduce or enlarge the sea rates, with the view Of
making better postal arrangements with other
governments, or counteractisg any adverse mea-
sures affecting our postal intercourse with other
countries.
That the provisions which imposes an addi-
|tional half cent postage upon newspapers sent
more than one hundred miles and out ofthe State
where they are mailed, be repealed, SO as to leave
The Uniform inland postage on newspal ers, sent
TO subscribers, from the Office Of publication, at
one cent each.
Two cents fer the pamphlet or periodical Of
the weight Of two ounces or less. and one cent
for every additional ounce or fraction Of an ounce.
is recommended 40 the inland rate upon all pam.
phlets, periodicals, and other printed matter; in
stead Of the present rate Of two and a halt cents
flor the first ounce, and one cent for every addi-
Itional ounce, or fraction Of an ounce.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

ThscAnsus has disclosed some curious
things, among which, the following fact Is
related to Us. A lady Of Madison county.
who has been married 4 little upward o.
fve years, is now the mother of nine child
rem ell 10 fine health. About two yesrs
ago she had three. and sfsw days ego ses
had four children at one birth. II ang
county 10 Kentucky cen bsatthis, VI shouia
like to know it-[Ms. Sterling Wig.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23
Christmas Eve BAN.

Tomorrow evening a splendid Ball is to be
given by our host, Mr.. Knight, at the "Bsird
Hotel'' in this place. The best music has been
engaged, and ell preparations made TO render the
evening agreeable to all who desire thus to spend
It. Christmas comes but once a year, and cold il
the hssrt that can't be merry at least at Christ.
mas.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

B-By q detsilsd statement published BY
the Treasurer Of the United States, in the
Washington papers, we learn that the ne.
amount 10 his credit, and subject to his
draft in the several public repositories, a.
mounted on the 26th Of November, 1850,
to $ls, 1885, l2 49, Ofthis large sum, near.
ly five and a quarter millions is in the Mint
and Treasury in this oity.-Times.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

The Bank Of East Tennessee at KNOB.
viNO.-The notes of this bank are not now
received BY u brokers, except at a high
rate of discount. We do not know the re.
liability ofths institution, and therefore can.
not advise our readers whether to truss
it or not. It would be as well, however, te
refuse them until some permanent arrange.
ment is made for their redemption in thi.
city.-(LouiSville Democrat.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

q. The Mississippi Legislature has adjourn
Cd, after passing resolutions to disapprovs Of the
course Of Senator Foote, and ordering a conven-
ton of the State to consider and determine wha,
course ought to be adopted to resist northern az.
grsssions, and what can be done to AVE the con.
stitution and the Union.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

u Beardstown has become the "porkopolis'
OF Illinois. Over forty thousand hogs will be
there this season. The price per hun
bred, nett, is So 80. Even the St. Louis pack.
srs cOmplais Of the rivalry of Beardstown, which
by the way. is becoming one Of the most impor.
tant towns in the State. -[Springfeld (lll.) Reg
lister.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

General Convention Of Union .Mn.-We learn,
from various sources, that it Is in contemplation
to call q general convention of Union men Of al
parties, from every State in the Union, to assem-.
BILE in Washington on the 22d day Of February
next-the birthday Of the immortal Washington.
-[St. Louis Times.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

FoazsoE COlus.-By a late act Of Congress,
which goes into operation on the 18th instant,
Spanish and other coins have been reduced in
value. The Spanish quarters will hereafter be
taken for only twenty cents.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

For tie LEkmGs.-0n Saturday evening the
steamer Kansas LEFT port fog Nsw Orleans, with
some two hundred men On board, employed un-
der the direction Of Col. Baker, Of Illinois, to
work on the Isthmus railroad. They are engaged
10 work one hundred days, and have their ex.
psnses paid taaCGlifcrnis, beside rscsaiving go
seeh-fN Lous Times, 18Th inst,
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

I3-The new %workhouse, in process of
Operation by the authorities of New York
city, on BlackwelI's Island, will present q
front equal to $50 feet facing the city. The
archite cts estimate Of the cost is $780,
600.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

1.-THE thirty-fourth annual meeting Of
the American Colonization Society 10 to be
held in Washington, on Tuesday, the 10th
Of Jsnuary next.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

.ni q common rule that business badly
managed does not pay. There is one very re.
nsrkable exception to this. The post Office de.
partmslt is the worst managed concern in the
Union, and yet it has cleared during the Pastyear
4840,0ls 05.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

B-Ths commerce Of the Island of Cubs
for ls49, 10 stated to be, in round numbers,
|s~svsnty.hve millions Of dollars. Imports,
|swsnty-six milliOns-sxporss, forty.nins
millions.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

Is The st. Louis Union, Benton's organ,
calls upon the democrats in the Missouri Legis-
lsture to r~e-elect Thomas H. Benton to the SEN
ale, and in another column takes up the cudgels
for Thompson, the British aholitionist, sent here
TO help to destroy our Constitution. It is hard
70 tell who is intended to be complinented BY the
Union-the democracy in the Legislature or the
Haynaued Englishman.-TPennsylvaniau
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

u Capital punishment has been the subject
|of a long and animated debate in the Ohio Con.
|~vsntiOn. 1t was finally postponed indefinitely by
a vote of So yeas, to "a nays.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

II We see L stated that Fillmore has taken
ont . policy Of insurance upon his life to the
amount Of $4,000. The whig party ought to at
tsnd to such business when they nominate . can
didate.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

%. The Commonwealth says, that one or two
cases of smallpox and several cases of v~arioloid
have occurred at Frankfort, KY, which has ex-
cited a good deal ofapprehensiOn in that place.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

I.Ssven Of the Northern representatives.
who vstsd for the Fugitive Slave Bill. have been
candidates for re-elecion and six have bsen tri-
uuphssty sustained. This is repeating the Flu.
gitivs Slave Bill "ia Q horn" 3,
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

BsThe St. Louis Republican, Of the 18th inst.
contains the names Of 1856 persons that had
Just landed ct New Orleans from California.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

II They advertise "Sallis Ward Candy" and
"Sallie Ward Tobacco" in Louisvillei The chill.
drsn are said to cry for the former, and the young
msn fox the latter.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-23

u The special Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North american, under date
|of2d inst, furnishes the following statement ex'
|hibiting the aggregate Of imports and exports Of
The United States for the year ending Both Of
June last:
Total imports $lS7,2l7,574
Including specie 4,62s,792
EXPORTS.
Domestic l36,946,9l2
Including specie 2,046.61s
Foreign l4,95l, sos
Including specie 5,476.3ls
Total exports, exclusive Ofspecie, l44,l l5,l 69
Imports Of specie and bullion, l3,7l0.O4s
OF the speeie-imported, California furnished
SIS. Osl ,256, and foreign countries $4,62s, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22

Orr Berlin eorrespondence 10 ~ the 9Th inst
The ratification Of tb. treaty With Denmark vas ex-
pectsd to arrive In Berlin the stb The conclusion
Of the peace bad been officially notified on the Bourss
on the previous day.
The King OF saxony had returned 70 Dresden
There were great spprshs nsions that II vould be
impossible TO prevent the Holsein party from attempt
Ing 70 occupy the Gsrmsn part OF soheswg. This
candidates returned BY the elections wire nearly
all Of the var party
Another 81 the murderers % Prince Lichuovshi and
General Lauersvald bad been delivered up BY the
French police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22
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The above return for the week ending the 10Th ult,
when compared With that for the preceding week, es
bibits the following changes -
In the liabilities AN increase OF public deposits %
fsoe, os2; decrease Of other deposits Of S@sAsa IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-22
Dom essss Miscellany.

The members OF the Common Council OF Bohess
have detetfnned, at their expense 60 have psnt
ed full length portrait ofGen Taylor TO be hung N
their chamber.
The pockst of Mr. Kendall OF Chsriestovn. mass
rebked few days since o. 81 O76. 10 belons-s ~
the wife Of man In California and Mr.. X. had pre-
cured the money for gold dust for her
The Woodwork pisnnT Machine Patent Case, 10
before the District Court at Pfttsbur Antaunction
vac issued against the defendant, and the plainu6
held 20 ball in the ssm Of $4,000 TIL escisscs rem
derd
The jeweiry store Off. X Lsksmsn. ~ Salem. Mass,
wss robbed . few nights sinoe, Of $4,000 worth OF
goods
william Duffy and George W. Perkins have been
arrested At North Dsnvers, Mass, for barninf the
Congregational Church IN that rlsse pudy eon-
feesed the crime.