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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
uEsSs fOR BOSTON VA nEwPosa 1


FlRB sTASE o. gEesi ErscgIh ant spced, parreSsEg
adapted - lie Nsvgstoo o. Lons lfsu1 5ccnd. 80
n cnrcctcr VIII TIE Fsl River ard o. co.oay keru2
: iiE'knce Of 3 niles 70 soston only
Leave p'ef Nc. Norxh Rv,s. nsxy - f.rcy
Pc steamer BAT sfArE. Capt VIM Aguwr. "a rsssi
AVA Sc7rsdsys tcd Rsrlrdsys as Pm
fEe TesrsT EMPIRE STATE Cart Hcri Es<F.xz
81 Mondays Wedcesdays ans rrfdkvs nsPH
ftis Line 70 he Only Sa d'rccs COR Newport
Soese sessaers arc ntsed vic eOmmodlcus s.xis<o~xs
md every szAnselecI for Ihe t-csFEy saS eout.r q
p1.s-ngos vsc AZ sforfec ~ Ills rOs,. rgtr, r>6
bcsrd sct 90 arrival Fal River proceed psr ~
f1sd fsschrg k0scr Early TIE bl0wtax mcruinx a. ar
fsrisn on board gstu-s hsir hresktR wisnei ss ~
~ tie E1rifng Of Lec sccou;modacon VAN a. a A ~
raich rc,ctes Bostcr II Eboat "a An.
bsFgage 1ssoT 4 stsched W e4eh ssesnss we ~
sssves and ueket. ne Baggage sGd accompanies ar
zane 10 ~ destination.
PIE rsies nr p1seSgs e36 The p1es Of rcssx ID
ssr1e a. ny o.her h7es.
A steamer runs 10 e0nsecucn win ttla lns 10 art
ron Provid erce Daily, except sondzys
freight Boston 10 tSken a. the sara rnses ~ ~ ~
sitsr regular res Sne torsaraed N1 Krcxlrg ekPssN
ton BY az fxpr,ss regh, re;n, which ssvce Fsl 0vG
sve-y morning t2unisy ercepsl ri O'CLOCK for 1sasu
ard New Bedford arriving q; is Destination q q sbs2
II AN.
FOR freight spply board, Al sns snss - IN.
soFh SivF FOR tssts ~ herths srply &C bcerd
nat desired % secure them snesd. Application DsS -
naiets glsDALl BORDEN, ASeaG
isiov - and n VEST
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~ - Observation-Disclosures fkAA1
IN .u
,on. 75o 4 NJ and 40 r. a.; summit I'D A. n -
sos P NJ; Nnlyillo, 80 4. n sad ais NJ Orange ~
= yas,ssT r.lIs-Lesvs Dover . A. n; Iesvs nsW-
oalsss HozsE c.l--Lesys Orange 4: ana L.
Passsoasrs BY these trains received a1d deivwef
.,sh way Al North and South Orange, kNvfile, BsnA
Chatham, nsdisou, hortsovn, Morris Plains, psnvoa
Al Dover stages connecting Win the A. r. psssne9
rain leave for bues0unny, bsanhope, nowtoo hsc4e0
lown and Hope Daily, Milford AID owego 90 nosasS
rlsrstown, Columbia, delaware Water Gap. ssoeee
sorsh Continuing % tho Lackswsnns wofts, ps.hG
sroogn cson pap%ors Hyds 9srs % rro.idsces .
Auesdays fhursdays AMI Saturdays md rsturang -
The r. 4. trains for New Yorx,
,hs arrival OF The A. 81 and r. n usins from snd nssa -
A n and r n uans Tor Hsv-Yort
,....nSsr %.ips for Esndh.n, cbss.e schoolsys n@
Mn W.shlngton Boivders and Essscn, dniy, en4 -
he r n rains for Hsv-Yoff
Also for sa1sing Ridge on the arrival o. ne g - -
tsnrn.ng neIi morning, connecting with ~ 4 u xsno
"I ExTRH rKAIa yoR scHooLErs noUHTAin
viii commences ranDng JAY S nszi and eoansos -
ave- E.wUh On he arrival q A. n ua;n rou rt1
delph.a processing directly 70 nortssoWn snd 49,
yssge e.rsgss Vii bs in readiness 70 Convey psss~
vi. tIsia a goisr up VIA recovs and esiys -
rsrs only al .. Oowng ...sSo. OK ,0s ss.y
i cts.n m'di:sn b ns., 70 n r. sns Es%s.s
zoe. nd couSsss .is Is g.,s . ,,. -
Pnssngsn are 70 procure ms" aeSs~ Jas 3
yies.s Win b received Only % 1e es5 V.".
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LEBANON SPRINGS
ard lie


$4,000 LEBANON SPRINGS
ia E-fEH4SS aldlh
&1H- gHAKEE GIFT,
-, 9ussoo -fhs storsca ard IesE; sxpsnsigs rsGs
~ ssss ceebrstsd places II ~ he Hndso1 Rvu ksrosd
snd .teanOs 70 H1dSon; heoes By NE Hudsoc ksl-oca
~ ssee (!sFocgt SHAKER CigyD 10 The Spring.
p,.ssa xsrs hon Hev-York By me morning Hsln trs
soSis usY arrive q ne Springs as " Of 1s sa1e Gay
80 - tbs gDrnz, Ia neI. morning al u oeioes
fare ron HRasoa " rhs gpTinyL y
els SUI j. r. " AfEnA&I,, ~ /.
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r ra,zsxszasgnsMHEgs A ~ AsssdH III:

- $500 kecIIDLN AMP 5 Ahso or al q y
&2E48r--17-HO AD.-Change OF Hoof foo - "a
rrossi Lsno ron Hew-YorA % IhisdsipnL vA - a..
-o.f IOfiE POTTER 70 so1A Am5oy 1~oSs - ~
. Ear. 10 Camden and Rhiadepoa 49,. 49,, Ia.s x4a
on I'D .fsr fharsdsy, llh APnt ne ,ns h1 So
issV. pier no Konb River All n1.t - - 80. =.
49, c. csndeu snd PhilsdslPda ecppnk y 49,.
A9poy =, a1,.epgsrs e. 10 usaL inisrnsths Places
sn1 Il. 10 sbooI u nooa ard =.
secsoa IT ~, syrf1Ds IL Philadelphia tboo' 4 n
% r.. tsroagk b. sithss ups......''.''''"''"E
yorward DECK psssags 80 . -: asi lag
Ysstsr 1919 I'll ma ths ssaxs Il WegTs
,,sraa Ts1.Y 70 Freehold, ufe
rnfGKAHT LINE
o.yss 81 EsansT fs4asrokf csS- = go. !.
$500 ~ IA eareds ne r.xE o. liza cvcsr, bat notnrr
~ ss rsssys5 o. soREseIed a. baEKsZs skss2, sss.as
aopaYe ts~'el
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-, NKM ROurK TO TIE

~U@ NEW ROUTE To THE IS{A
E4Hz-r{SWEST AND NORTH.-UNlrEDE $W
sHsTATEs MAIL LINE, via The Cay.
aga and SusguehGnns and He~-York snd Erie Railroads,
and Csyuga Lake. -, So,
and spsquehAnns Railroad will run in connection with us
Dsy sne Mi CHI Express Trains on the Ne~Yor and Enc
Railroad, two daily hnes Sundays exceptedl
The cars leave Owego 81 81 A. NJ. and ~ r N Leave
Ithaca A A. N. and ~ 50 p N. arriving Al ONeKo II
time for tho Morning and Evening Express Trains for
EewYork. ,.,,,..
The new snd splendid low pressure steamer FOREST
CITY, Captain William H. Leonard, leaves Ithaca daily
(sundsys eIeepedl q 50 A. ~ connecting al Csyugs
with The Express Trains going Essi or Wess on me Al
burn Rochester Railroad Returning lsave Csyugs 81
SP the arrival Of the Eastern or Western EKpfe"
Trains connecting Al Ithaca with ne Evening IRAN TOT
Her-York
Tsrough tcE & from Nsw.York CAyuga, s. Through
tickets from NewYork 70 Ithaca or Cayugs sod 90 board
The steamboat Of the Nev-YOrE and Erie Railroad Com
psny the river. -, -
BsgTsge checked through nom New-York TO Ithaca or
fhs Cayugs and susqu Railroad has been onnre-
" rebuilt and resld with heavy rail, on new route
avoiding the inclined plsDA and equipped win engines and
ears unsSpGssed % any rosd 10 The Union.
Passengers leaving New-York via the Erie Railroad IT
the morning evening Trains viii pass and arrive ~
IIhAcA Al daylight viewing from The The picturesque
scenery Of Ithaca and la vicinity.
The connection between the railroads and The ooels %
perfect The cars running directly 10 and from The ''esmoos'
| landing in Csyugs Lake. -,
Travellers avoid al he annoyance OF usasnipnenl Of
baggage riding Ia omnibuses ~ both ends OF NE Lake
Passengers for OsvegO, Syracuse, Auburn Geneve,
Rochester Buffalo and Intermediate places, vii hnd I'M.
me pleasant comfortable and chespestrouls j" eodu
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0Aana< Of Bssvs, c,sSsscsss S"S
- RAmAPO AND PATxK9o4
r. yIHD rAfERson AND HuDsSW
f&K1ERIvERk AiLaoApn.
Ls.,. suaerrs Dspo,n ,I Lave q n ss,s
e 9ei oe. a. si5.......Ah O'CLOCK is nn.....-f4
oeoes M g9is.......P IA Is O'CLOCK nin....--fAs
toeoSA SUNDAY fkAIHs
Leave suserps pspos Lave ass-I
q 5cOcs - nin.. " s 80. ~
q or On he nnvt OF ne Eras nALs ~Hs -
K.,a,.sa Al Leave neu-Yofk
q, eelocs A n .Hutss-sll = oeloes nin''''''..S
4! oelocE An Para Depot oesoes ~ mn ''''''''s
a ocioeI k...Rsgn Dsp0e oeiocA :.''''""'s
49, ~. MnlsIsAs O'Clock % mt1........rA
EUNDAY TEAMS
Leave fxtsfsou al Less "Ss a
7 sclOek An. kutes-st 0esoex s''''''''''''sN
a O'clock N. Pam Depot oeA @
49,. 80 - ~, =, an ,ts udvsl 81 hs for Jsv,A
train Al. .,.,o.. . n trslnx tom No.
York. VIII SOP ~ sny ss>AS1 III - -
lock Road and Hoookns -. a, IL A A .a6 "A , n,
r. e.. no ussi DO Es gAi1s, aofzi1E snd sss<t
~ sc.ns W al n suEsrn's d pot
NJ 80 Nh save soEs<rs svcry nofrine baneeH
q At.5 81 o, o. gos Uhvkl of Ne OnsvrIs rEAs l5e
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k<szl>rMnEESSV sosroS Hab NEW.xos3

sioaingon and Provtt eooe-lnl.sd
route, without ferry change Of car. OF begEaSSl-xc
ssssnlers 6 NANDERetL7, Captain Joel etooa, -
COMMODORE, Capt William a Byssce, IN connsSons
with he s.c,ngon and Proyidsuce and Boson and rrsve
deuce Rai'rcsds leaving HewsYork daily (sandays -
esped rom Pier Norh Aver hrsi wharf above 6sun
Place, AIS O'Clock and sicningtoo d oelock 2. =
or upon be srTy.l OF me No I'D non sos.oo. -
sry respect particularly aAapssd TO The navigation Of k0ag
Issnd sound. The accommodations TOE pssseugerS -
eommod,ous ana comfortable oocrs capable anA -
porepced fhe route being the shortest and mcs dkssl
between Boston cad New YORK. pAssenEen arc enabled :
arrive In ample tlne for the morning unes OF sscanos
and railroads. running various points from hose foeA-
Yhe G VANDERBILT vii lesvc New-Ycrk on Suse1ll
rhursdsy and Saturday. Leave sionington nooAnGL
"wednesday and Fr.asy. Yhc COMMODORE win laaes
rev-Y orb Monday, wednesday ard Friday Law -
tn9tou tuesday fhr-sdsy and Saturday, ~ B.-ressen5
fers on Tho arivs OF NE steamers sioaingon prcseo6
Immediately IN he splendid rsirosd 10 rrovdeneo
aH5 Boston. AbAsgagsmuter accompanies eeeo IN
and ffom Boeon FOR passage Dsrths, stsereons %
freight applications nny be made TO The Agson - -
wharf md Al the once 10 Rattsry-pacs. -
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- ---v---,v--,lAu DEN AND AMbuf "a.
Ak.<l R<<4l3x. ROAD LINE foS fnlsdelpcis 81 ,
oc.oct, An eni 4 oeloes, - 80! u
xssr,eosf JOHN foxrEs. es1J saaaay, is, az, -
tsesc8 slsn ara. "
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xoas UNIfED sFAFEs MAIL STEAM

<oHe UNIFIED sTAFhs MAIL STEAM
[fGIE FRS betw eco NEW YORK L LINEkPOOk-
skes<2hThe ships composing the line are tho
ATLANTIC, Captain Vest
PACIFIC, Captain kye;
ARCTIC Capt Luces
BALTIC, Capt COmstock;
ADRIATiC, Capt Grafton
Ypese shps having been built by contract expressly Tor
aoyernneni service every hss been taken In iner
eonsucuoa a. also N Ibeir engines, 10 ensure Strength
and spesd and Ihair accommodations for passengers are
5necualIed for elegance comfort 49,.
Price OF passage from Newfo 70 LlFerPooi slUi ek-
elusive use Of ezra sire state rooms tS<o
An experienced surgeon will be attachod 70 oscn sup
No berth can be secured Until paid Tor.
Fer freight or pessage, apply 70 . 49,, ~. MALL
EDWARD K. COLLINS, no. % WallSt
orto BROWN, sHlPLEY CO, Liverpool
Yhe Pacific viii leave Liverpool July Slst 1880.
Yne Ataaue VIII leave Nev-York July I'm 1851.
The AZ ante will leave Liverpool August lltt leeO
The Pacific VIII leave Nev-Yorf August An, 1850
Yhs PAchc viii leave Liverpool September llIh isSS
Ybe Atlantic viii leave New York september IIn, 1870.
Ybe Atlantic will leave Liverpool Sepem0er 2o.bi ls5J
Tbe Pacific will leave New.Yok September Sth lSSO.
Ybe Pacific will leave Liverpool October 10 q, 1850
Tbe Atlantic will leave New YOrk Octobet In, 1900
The Atlantic viii leave Liverpool October SOth ~.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountants ioI
rod silver bullion. specie, jevelry, precious sones on
resls unless bills OF lsdinR dgned Ioereor eno We
value hereof therein expressed Dl0d
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~ kQvEN RAiLROAD-ou and ses1
Wednesday, April ~. ~ foaewue
rains viii lssvs tae csnal-st snaon, neer etosdwsI-
Passengers also received nj NE Nswstofx ena ~
Railroad Ofhee twenty -ssveuthst
\ Accommodated Train 81 u AN fof ns~.noeases
NsrAEcneck, Aye rrt Chessss Sss'G r 49, 49,
sofL e'rsfsord, Milford and flevHsvso HasssnSenns1
he Way stsons for Albany and The ea1ons 90 ese No.
s,op 4, 5rdsepor Passengers nom wsy 5aoos fx -
ton Providenee, Worcester Hartford, sPrngoesa -
nsccui River Railroads VIII take shs fraa and - N
rxnre,s rr.ln Al o'clock An for Stamford, en1QN
soFt Albany and Hoasstonie and NsnEssaes hsakeSeA
as-Iievsn, aaraosd spsnstsd and Cosaseosss ~
n Accommodaroa Yrsip 81 An fos NsW-HsveA -
IntemsdsIs sa,ioos Hsmpdon, Cheshire ecanln9eS
.s91sis D'5nnsscs ~, av sos S' '''
4 Express Ynain si Pm. fos Stamford, 49,
sndgopor, and Housaionie and Nsngsinsa ks6sseY
sprinessid Worcester and Bosioa
g Keromrn odsnon Srsin q Pm. fos NsW-He>en -
conranssroo frain q $50 Pm sor BhAssSsr -
ia''fm'di,'' SKxins 70 NEw.YoRK.
l. commnsanon frsin 81 as Al. hoa brdgepoq
stopping al eli Tho intesmodiAte slattons-
q Accommodation Train 1918 An nom nsw-ney0
nom NsuRanek Railroad o. sridfepcn
. Accommodation fraIn 81 go An. ho1 rew-hayse
stopping ~ AL the Inlermedi.,s stasons reean4 -
and Hsn yaluck Railroad.
4 Erpress Yrain ii Ito ~. On ssaescuea Win -
q gsperl and stanford receiving Passenger fv1 q
Eousasonlc Railroad q shdgepon
Accommodation xrAin 81 $50 ~: lrsesvfag reense
rsrs frcm the Accommodated frsAn from sosson,) hso
hewHaven stopping q al the lptsrncd'sss Daadons
s. Express Train al slo Pm (cr N connection win -
sss; sso o% ;GSrYs c,
ing Train fron risisssh soensss via Lbs SnA q
rssssnssrs are requested procure uetes bssors sA
a~sfsi in Ina ~
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- rss.=z=zg7 BERKsHIRg COUNTY AND

- 49, LEBANON sPRlNGS-Persons de-
k<@---AA siripg 10 visit Lenox Piiished, Greal
Darlington stocibrdse aud other towns IA his pleasant
nd heallhfrl portion Of the country, viii ind In ne
HOUsATONlC ROUTE
al that economy speed and comfort can desire Lxpress
tTsns es . Canalsnee1 depot al An and 5 Ph ana
rue directly through 70 PittEfe!d.
Passengers ssc remain over night 81 Bridgeport ana
proceed next day. 49,. o.,
sufcieui time 10 SLOWED for excellent dinner a. Gay
To- as Bridge ard passengers b he evening Hans sAe
lea Al the same place . -, 4,
We ce frou Pifishsd % Lebanon Springs IS miles)
rouet T, giOu Of he most delightful and roIAne iceo-
ar I'd ne slage Arrangements are complete.
fare from kewIork, - 3d. aus IN
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EXCURSIONS,
GRAND EXCURSION.

-T%D hCOHEY I5LAND-Lsndng 81 For Ham
Er<9sa4> lion Zach way fare ~ cs1ts-fhe favor.
q Iite Ess nsr ST. RlcaOLAs Cart Jos-pe
ROdrsn viii leave Tor Consv Island and afef bs
hrsi August I-avi1g pier foot Of Ws-st al y IA
N and = O'Clock N p!eS 5, NORTH River Al 10 A M
ard -issyinz Conzy isand lss uip, al s; OeiOck
AZ I'm J. Y. kODhAa, bgenl
49, KOR sHKBWsBUHf LONa
E-lCSya FRANCE, (ocesl Hosss,l POkf Wash.
<'@ss-z~- ~lSGTON MOUNTS AND $40 "Ns
DOCKs fMsol-t0xnl HIGHLAND DOCK, tyser
practice be- AND RID BANK.-The vel sno 20 San
bost JOHN BART, CspAin A Il Hsgfsy, Em esvs
Wesi side q Pecs NJ Pier East Rysrl, ~ ioloEs'-
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--z=.==--FARE REDUCED FROM NEW

REDUCEDF ROa NEW
lckl sssss,-4--s -. YORK 70 EAsFOH, Rs--aev Inc,
GxZ.rn-t--called tho Peoples Lice, will start
.,.., Ausur. The lnh 1850 The Stages wi be 10 read
a.. on ne IyA Of The O'Clock morning eAiifon New
49, bv the way Of CenRsl Railroad Al White house
tus, ara vii leavs Eat.on for Waite HOQss al u
49, NJ sud VIII arrive IL line for noon cars yor New
Won Tne from aewYorf 70 EAs 90 =! nom Ess'oa 70
White House 81. tp1..W W ,i ~ Ass,
Ofics 70 He~-fork IS Cortland 81
,,e In. EVAHs sRIfTON CO Proprietor.
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Inc ne tt2sas vii run - CONNECTION Win 1ls Dca 70
Sq1am ELc ~ e1Od hsewis ssages ~ convey pas,-1-
gers 70 oil psrs Il u county All peuJns a. 6rbh
trusting ne shove bcR s-cou1t Of he owner al n
3. no FREIGHT tssen 90 s0ndsys except p-r,7sn'-.
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10 ,DAY-LINE sYEAMkRs FOE Al

49, Is ANY, ! s50 The splendid slesners NEW
xEen~h.W ORLD Capt AeIer, lnd Aida, Capt
-. VII leave he WhE1 loot of Chanoeftsl dAl SUI
landing - West Point Newburga f01En-
49, Kiu9s.on Halten- catsEil hudson and Cox
800 srrfyi1z Albany a. Il n eocnec.ns Nln II,
"ss.Ssia- esys Of NEW WORLD Mondays, WednesctJs
,ad fiesysi OF Aida Tu''dsSa fhuI'dAS' Ao1 S.''
Al ps scrs are forbit trusting szy person % .eo1ai
- ~. shove bO.is fork. May, 1873. NV on
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TRAVELLING.

8ME ssos cs .srAYss HAIL I.lanr
sAyANsAH AND KY W wrs aAvAA -
4id nssnsnip lsA esL $40 tuss $500 ssr.-fsSeA
capt " imam houlna VII conrn,nc> - s-G,.1
Monday. oct l. and ssi regularly non cSsr 1sS 10
fcg Havana he I O. sns t5sh Oh e>cA ~crSn y -
Hsvrrs 70 Chsrl-stcu 90 the sEe anc "a -8
From Charleston ard esvsnrsh 10 Hsv>r> a..
From chaIestor and Savannah 70 ksy wsa.
sroFF6k1, fILssfoN CO. q so~>~
Ia Charleston 70 n G AORB1AI
Afeo1 Ia Hsvsax. DAAkE bROFHER1 81
FAscLgefs leaving HAVANA By tis ssp rescA Dsn<
By The l.Hd roals he 6hh DAY. OF sy reessss =
Eiesne' sochsspeT, r-seh Ssv.yors n sane Tine. y
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ecSe kOylCR.- cons gDees per ttears-lp ~
dfEAN CiFtG fr8n Liverpool ar- nersoy no1a,S,
ses-s1-eEthAi Us snip vii discharEs undsf 80
otdsr % Tzund.y i5l Ina. s'
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FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
X FOR LIykRPOOL.-PACKEf OF The
EEN zsu lnst-Tho regular PACK ship HENkf CLAY,
Cap Y. n. French, viii ssl 80 above, her regular
dsy For freight or passage having unnvsed accommods
% Southst
n B. This vesIe presents veJ superior advantages 10
shippers Of grain on account Of her being 90 thoroughly
VENT Aid betyeen derts aus n
4Ssr FOR LIVEKPOOL.-United States Mall
sAElE siearr ship PACIFIC Captain Eyra Nye.-
s This steamship will depart with tho mails for
Europe positively on Saturday, August from her berth
the fool OF No bsrIh securoc until paid for.
Alellers ano papers mus. pass nro1gn ne ross Ones
Tor freight passage, having un5quslled accomnooa
tons for eezhncs comfort, apply 70 -
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wsnst
Pho steamer ATLANTIC viii succeed the Pacific, snd
AL geptsmber 10 y9
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s .POUGBkEEPSIE LINE OF
nS<kurSs BARGEs.-fhs barge CLINTON csPL
Willie, every hood,{i 6 E1SsA sSyE'
80 HosIn.r every Saturday, al ocloek, N bov 'ooi
S~EarKy-si for ps1sengers and freiEhL
Sss above RLrges are elegantly f1rrisnsd Win siAs
-. snd rp1eiOcs and comfortable etblns and are ex'
rsssy ked up FOR hs comfort and eonvenisnes o. pss
,sngcis and wire fc9 u unas Sf - 't''
ToT furher Information, sppy 90 boar "a fufoe % -
urTLJAugON 4 VAIL, lH Wefs-sl lezl -
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On al MET IuetdhJ Nay =, te Pssscnger tals y l
feiac-Ss Sundays excepted Connecting POage
keepsie -ttf he fast salrg Stesc1ers new WORLD,
Aida JOSEPH sELkNAP snd SOUTH AMERICA
lerrnec lhte lALl ilRs
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$sFSse--7s Cart J. Cofiee Tor shrev B0uy, LJ1s
80 Ersnch iCcean Hour.) Po1 Nsshr Etor,
Browns DocE. mod, esovn.l Mounts DOcs. sod Red
Sguk, leaves lbnEos-s Pier, NOrI1 REef ~ fOAoNs;
Lass Mo Y5-t 1850. Leases ShrsD,bB-y.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
TRAVELLING.
HUDsoN RIVER RAIIRoAp.
SUMNER ARRANaEaESY, 1851

-, r@E- NEW YoaK TO AL ~
- 49, BANY, b. Railroad .sxssS5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

xu@s FISHING BANKS ARRANGE
EhSY--d<MENT FOR TIE SEAsOS-The ses
-@Nsn'>s1@' steamer BUFFALO will every day er-
eept Saturday, leaving fhrIeeniba T. ai7t O'Clock,
Canal ct u 6r1Id-sl En- ei CsIhennest 81, Pes No
Mr. sa A NJ; returning by 5R.h. Ehls Coullon Band
viIbe on board Dinner and refre'hmenu VII be provd-
ed var Is e. mia each way. j. ". HANcoI Proprietor.
jyH linz
r-, TO LET FOR EXCURSIONS -rhs
EsYl---@tnew double dscied barge GlLBOA, lying
eH+<1nzn~a al foot u Cedar Of. For particulars, iuq1re
Of The Cupir on board BOARD s.eambosn Udcs Or
Washington, foot q Ce6H-a aus In
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-29
Elopenents

A Washington correspondent Of the Bal.
timOre Clipper states, that a young man;
and his handsome wife (haying three small
chldren.) had family jars about On sid
codger whose visits, it was supposcda. we're
moi altogether intended for Ire hush nd.
"A few days since, the lady. having
been Engaged in reading very interest.
ing book--probably fash noyel-was
10th to retire to bed, until she had consum.
ed its contents. ! The gentleman. being ia.
tigued, went to rest, and while he was
snoring; his worse half quietly hoisted the
window below stairs, and egressed, taking
with her n bed and clothing; and as the
ancient lover and herself have not been
seen since, scandal has reported that they
have gone to Philadelphia. d' q tes'f1
"The deserted husband on the next dny,
sold his furniture out, and placed the
children underthe care of d female ieIa-
tive.' Ai3abH ehS f,gat 9a' a3i. =
The St. Louis Repeille says, that Mrs.
Sanders, on 1oaetress Of some note, attached
TO the stock company Of the theatre in that
city, lately eloped with man named Gay.
lor,l lalecturer on Electro Biology. She
has n husband in Louisville, und he q wife
and child in Cincinnati. .ssft ,e
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-29
MlisfeIlanfcns.
Letter from Professor webster's Daugh-


Letter from Professor webster's Daugh-
a,~4. ter. 'la aal
The following letter is published in the
Manchester Messenger. 1t will be read
with painful interest: sa @ q
r CAMBRIDGE, April 8, 1850.
Daniel Marsh, Esq. - y isa@ nl
Sir, this morning received the very
kind letter you addressed to me, and which
Ihasten toranswer, to thank you, in the
name Of my mother, my sister md my.
self, for the true sentiments you entertain
respecting my beloved father. You be.
leye him innocent, and you believe Dhat
Is true. He is the victim Of circumstan-
ces, a deeply injured NAH. That he is
innocent, we his family know, and nothing
on earth viii! ever take from us this con-
viction. We have never, from the moment
he was snatched from his home, had o
shadow of doubt OH our minds; and what.
ever the world may say or do, we shall
ever ha,e that feeling to support us---The
knowledge of his innocence supported my
father during the hours of suffering in the
court room that II is that gives him calm
ness now, amidst the many sources of sor.
row that have overwhelmed us.
Far different from what we anticipated,
was the result of the trial for we had
been assured throughout the. winter that
our father couldnot but be restored to us,
and that at the trinl he must receive Justice
for the many wrongs that had been heap.
ed upon him. Bot justice fed and preju-
dice took her place. ~
Yet hope still fingers with us, for we
trust that the public voice may be rnised
aguiust the gross injustice that has been
committed, and will not allow our country
to bear such stigma on her name, such
On everlasting stain as will that of the
sacrifice of one 50 truly innocent as my
father. And if one word from us, sir, can
odd feathers weight TO the efforts that
are being made, oh, may we give you the
deep assurance Of our henrts, that we feel
grateful for the interest that you express
and feel, and for VIII you ure doing in our
behalf. May God in bis infinite mercy
look down upon you, and bless the efforts
that are being made and if il IS not His
wilt bring the truth to light, and toalow
this awful mystery to be explained may
/, He enlighten the minds of those into whose
hands lhe case will pnss.
! must again thank you, sir, for the
kind feeling you express towdrds my dear
father. Nothing that the world can do
now gives us greater consolation than the
knowledge that others believe himinnocent.
Sympathy has flowed abundantly from
many benrts towards US, his family; but
how much more priced is that sympathy,
when expressed for him. Tint our below
ed father may be restored to us is the fer
vent prayer Of our hearts, and we wait
tremblingly in the hope that those who are
, now to decide id this case may see the ter
I rible injustice that has been committed, and
! has inflicted so much suffering on 90 many.
Believe me, sir, gratefully yours, N
, - HARRIET w. WEBSTER.