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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
mnnAI Ont lG lpLQ

The steamer America, Capt. SHANNON, from Liv
erpoo whence she sailed on the 9Th inst. arrived
at this port at p P NJ shs brings &c through pas
sengers and for Halifax.
The Hibsrnia arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
night at Il o'clock
Thc W sshington arrived at sOuths mpton on the
4lh.
By the kind attention Of the Parser of the Anne
RIGA, " ars informed that the Asia was spoken of
Holyhesd on the 9Th inst at O'Clock, P ID and on
the sth at 10 AN passed the Pacific in latitude 81,
longitude 10.
Tho Washington exchanged signals with the
Niagara on the oath of September, in lat. 40, AZ,
lon. SO so.
The America coaled and sailed for Boston with
heavy northwest wind at 2l. Early on the arst
morning out Of Liverpool she ran down q coas!ng
vessel, trading between Wales and Waterford
The crew were saved.
The steamer Falcon arrived from Bermuda on
Monday, bringing dates to the 9th
Brig Cleopatra, from NewYork, arrived at
Hamilton on the 29th ult. and had sailed for Turks
Island Steamer Merlin will leave for New York,
on Friday, and will take her station on the line be
tween New York and Bermuda
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TURKEY.
Tbe RefuRees.

The Hungarian refugees have received pernnia
sion to quit the Turkish Territory, when the term
Of location il over Kossuth, it is ssid, applied to
remain in Constansinople The Diyan is unde-
oided On this point which might give rise to com.
plicktions.
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FRANCE.
miscellaneous.

NJ pertieny, g. warm personal friend Of the Pres.
dent has paid Wait TO London WITH it ia said,
some political object in view. The CoySGir paper
was H5ized in Paris on Saturday, for publishing az
article rejecting SEVERELY upon the President.
Thirty individuals accused Of belonging TO Society
having or Its object the restoration of the house OF
the Boubons have been declared guilty, and sen
fenced TO six months Imprisonment
a .hip builder at Havre has contracted to build
& Rteam higate for the Pope.
The Government has given its sanction to a pro-
position FOR lottery of 100000 hsncg, to raise
funds to lerd out 5000 distressed persons to Cali
fornia
The price Of bread in Paris is decreasing.
1t ia aaid that OF the candidates in opposition to
Louis Napoleon at the next election, Prince De
Joinville seems 10 have sunk into insigniRcAnce
Nj Lagrange, an apothecary at Paris, haa in
vented a new and mos: destructive hind of bullet
Whch, on striking any object against which lit may
be directed, explodes with decoration as loud as
that Of he gun from which il Ia fred, and prod0cea
most destructive effect.
It is said that the Presdenta MesIsge, Rt the re-
opening Of the Assembly, will take strong ground
in favor Of b revision of the Constitution.
NJ. Lucien MurAt has gene to Turin charged by
the Preaid ent with mission 10 arrange the differ
eroes between Piedmont and the Court of Rome
The Frcnch Government is reported to have con
yeyed TO Ire French Ambaasador at Turin, its de
cided dhapprobaton Of the treatment Of the Arch
bishop by the Piedmonteae Government
Trade in Psrs and throughout the country gen
orally contnuep very brisk. The fands cosed on
Tbursday heavily. in consequence, it iG rsid, Of
some Misunderstanding between the Goysrnment
ard Ger. Ghargsrnier
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rsw Inrsntlon In shtppiuE

A new invention by Mr. Jordon of Liverpool
BY which he proposes to substitute iron for the
wooden framing OF vessels is attracting good DIAL
o' attention in shat town. The inyentc, has taken
opt ar American pstens
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ProapectR

The King of Denmark the Hereditary Prince
ferdinand and their suite have lsft Copenhagen
for Flen,borg, whence they would proceed TO
schleiwjg. They will risk general engagement
be ere the Winter Gomez on possibly.
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EY' The friends OF FREE SCHOOLS have t,ken
convenient room at 3l2 Broadway, which 10 in
tended to be kept corssansIy open from this time
until the election, plaza of meeting for all cit
zeus (city or country friendly to Vree Schools to
meet together and devise measures FOR the promo
ton Of the triumph of aha cause Of FREQ Schools at
the eniuipg election. Wa cordially approve Of tho
proceeding and hope Ii will be vol sustained.
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AUSTRIA

Rumot abont schleswlR -HoIsfeia.
There 10 4 rumor from Vienna that Lord Palmer
ston called upon TIE King Of Prussia to Insist upon
IKE Hosteiness laying down their arms and thai
he hss offered an English Heel for the blookage
Kiel. Tie Grand Duke of edinburgh has, it Is
said, declared bis readiness to ascend the throne
d Denmark on condition that Schlaswig and Hol
siefn shaI constitute two undivided Duohies OF the
German Empire.
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Jrw rJv TTMD,S

NExT GRAND CONCERF.--In consequence OF the
NuUggod sole and u fofeseeH desy IN The completion Of
THRILLER Il ALL,
Roadway opposite Sond Il 4r. Ban1m he's 1le honor TO
npouEcc that
sDLLE JENNY liNDg NEXT GRAND CONCERT
Nav York will poiiteely he etven 10 said Hsl, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Oct Is and that hsr Concerts
Ji coptiJued the psce. every FRIDAY, MON.
nay aud WEDNESDAY,, until further notice oA3
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AMISt,ME,[S1t'S ..

~ ~ -
fAp&HIejs III gttlPIEG HALL tSrotdWay
OoP9o@'7 a9 3.6 l o .ggA sfguop
,Ysn IN gige her Tbreo First Grand Concerts
On The evening q TaQR .sI5 o.; ~ FRIDAY l8th
mental an eemaut6 ne Occasion blh Ia respect TO
RUHBa6 89D TALENT,
have never 5efore attempted N ihe 1Ned SI8,es
INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT
q Frat Vlals-2t 5gC5 d4to;
y F Fi9ss % III clalo6 ~ 5's SS'99'
Hcynt-4 Ergrpols--t Rassoona
4rromtcces-t Opbec.isee--l nsum--l Casa.
TIE cnoRAL DEPARTMENT
YV0 HUNDRED VOICES
?RO3RAE&E
O9ENING CONCERT.
THURSDAY tVENlHG, OCTOBER II,
J. olaad Symohopy 10 I,aor Beethoven
Atds 10 con m0to
8. seberzo ind slio finale.
0S'A sung 6 H salsan NM 8SaoP DOH@''-
Aria "Yt Fsrnsp somlfsnlds kosaat
3uae By 9gno. NOVEL al,
4 GTsud Caoms Ce'm of ihs SEA pieerera sdlle,)
descyDtlYs Of lbe agiu Gaia upJG the OCEAN,
ibs firing Of The Dfeezs end he Joy OF the
seilafs "a iho ,pH gfleId tkifsl nne IN his
courtfg b5ehoFon
FART n
oysr'as 10 te oaa ogsfa o. E0r'sp'ae.'.. Weber
sa1g by ssdsn5 MA BI8Hos
GfSna qnataOT Pi-Ecl . gaihceni
DOUSLB GBAND FIANO-FORFE1
by four eminent Ffufeseofs
l. gsciLauyo - iYbsu the Phtep $40 Ia ace fold.
Ballad, said Robin Glay"
sung by t5dsme AHA BISHOP.
Full Chorus, Esle jul! lessah s.s......,. Handel
syl principals, chorus, snd grand orchestra.
Tho " bo,e uuoei lAa Iole oil ecion OF
MR. BCgH5A
Ylcfeis ONE DOLLAR EAcg, TO all parts OF shs Hall,
win e READY for deiger TUESDAY, Is b. a the office,
B roadway ecoro h39T at tre muc and 81 the
Hall me dsys aud ovsntngt NJ performances Also books
tuiRni-g programme ad oihe ineFe3ing matter prce
| Cit cenia
e,en toFsfd Aniy ct ard taAe hcn up Ia the regefse
/ udoy ol44t
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LOUISIANA Henry a Ballard, the regular Whs
candidate, is elected to Congress from tho lid Dis
srids, In place Of Hon. c. H. Conrad, 8ecfssafy "
War. His majority over Henry Johnson, l 11ss,
pendent Whg, is ssid to be 1872 a very HS-
vote poled.
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FREE School MEErINo--At q meeting OF tle
friends OF Free Schools bald at No sl9 Broadway,
on Tuesdsy. Oct. 49, Dr. HueH sweeney Wac
called 70 the chair, end q SwonDs wss appointed
secratary.
Hop ]. w. BEEKMAN stated the necessity Of
action on the part OF the fends Of taa eduss'ion,
to secure fall vote AZ the coming election in favor
Of Free Schools.
Gid. PURsER advocated TO sppointment by the
meeting OF an Executive Committee, to take
measuras for the circulation u information and the
preparation OF proper tickets.
On motion. II
Re.oIttd Ttnt sn Executive Comrn4s OF thfeo ce ap.
pointed by the Chair Gerry INTO o;c tbs objects oihs
meeting.
The Chair named
JAMES " DEEKmAE WILSON HUNT, GEO. H. FURseR,
az iuch COMMITTEES
On motion IL Dr. OstmAn twss
Rtsoiped Tbss the Chairman aud aeeretsy Of hls meet
Ing he added to The Executive Commit 80.
On melton OF Hon. J p. CARY Il was
Rtso,sed Tbs. the Committee hsve power 10 call mee
ing'stttelr Room, Sl9 9roadWsg, Rheaeger hey may
deem procet.
Rcsoiy>d That proceedtog1 u this meeting be signed
by the themfn snd Secretary snd pubb'hed Ia ali The
newspapers willing to insert 'nch nroseeltngs without
cbsrRe AdiouusG HUGH sWEHNEY, II D.
q EWoRDs Secretary. chAfms7,
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ENGLAND.
Ocean, steam K1c,tement.

Ocean Steam Excitement.
The political news by this arrival ia unimpoF
tans
There iS great stir in regard 20 Ocean Steam
navigation and Electric Telegrapha
The proposed Railway from Halifax through
Maine has completely aroused the friends of Gal.
way. The Directors Of the Great Southern and
Western Railroad are about laying lina OF Tale
graph between Galway and Dublin. The Govern
meot aiso appaara 70 be very anxious in the mat.
ser, and have had RuryeyHoi the capabiisy Of Gal.
way-sll of which prove mostfsyorabls
The keel Of a suitable steamer, to run from that
station is already laid. The papers, both English
and Irish, are full Of the subject
The City of Giasgov steamer has been Dough.
to' the Liverpool and Philadelphia line, and With
another, the City Of Philadelphia will form The
nucleus that cpterprizs
It is statsd that Guards new line OF sceeT
steamers will run between Glasgow and New
Yo1k
The commis,ooers appointed by Goyeromen, 30
make Survey Of Galway Harbor, reported favor.
abiy There appears to be gro wing belief that
ultimately that por: viii bo decided upon :. tho
point whence the North American Mails will be
dispatched
Ghs London Times and Chronicie are urging the
Government for he adoption OF some port on the
Western Coast of lreandas port tof the steam.
ers to touch al for she receipt and transmission of
the latest and earliest intelligence between the two
homsphsres bu. those two joarnals do not appear
to favor she idea of making Galway the terminus
the Royal Mail line
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S@ The Ne,c. Orleans Bs'3e!is says the own.
lof the Neptune, sunk near twenty years sinns,
Tie mouth of Mayfeld's creek, in the Miasis,in.
are row taking out from the wreck large oman.
sea Of lead. chains, etc. The butter saved from
1 boat which had been under water twenty
~, had not changed its taste, and was az good
smE,-Ths ~ O. Crescent announces the de.
Sqseaon Of "Oontepnery College" by Gre on the
IM The building cost shs State So, 600, and
sieaet0tIon was ssll in it's infancy.
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MASSACHUSETTS, The Free soilers OF the Hid
Diatriot have nominated Rev. 2. W. HiGaIssoa
OF Newbury for Congress.
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COTTON IRM-BREADsrUFFs DECLINED
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Revolt of Hungarian Soldiers

Several battlous Of HungariEna in the Austrian
army in LOmbardy have revolied and shs revolt
VISA only suppressed by force, accompanied zith
bloodahed.
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FROM AHGosrURA.-Wo receive from Ansos-
tura, by brig Henry Buck, Capt woodside, sailed
Sept 10, the following; difficulty had arisen be-
tween tho American Copsul and tho Venezuelan
Governor Tire latter had forbidden the former to
act in his official capacity, and had threatened to
imprson hn if he did 20. Il was generally Cup.
posed by the mercantile community shat tho Gov
ernmens would not approve of Tho conduct of the
Governor.
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ITALY

conspiracy at Milan is also aaid to have been
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RI We arc indebted TO the officers . -. ~, -
,ea ~ Flori5s for Giles Of 8outbern P' efS q
lasey date than those received ~ naAH'
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THINGS QUIET ELSEWHERE.
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'rOUAL MUSIC AND HARniON Y-OHEVE's
i SYSTEH.-M Gu. REQNAULR has iust reopened
Private and Public Glasses upoa that eOraed System;
Instruction, which comprises theoretical account OF
musical facts the reading OF music righ, wttoout any
suame and the elements Of composition completed in
monihs Persons gishng 10 Join or form csss
hy apply al A. r . room, 5 Am;Iysi. where he viii be
py afford all further Information References given.
oi5 SiIsecd
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NHR ulNsYRBA.'s UUASE a Group In Aarblo
by Charles Nuler. yhs WorA OF art, which Iecoved
greSt gold medal al lhe National Exhibition OF Fins
"a IN Pers 1919 Is opea 10 tbs public al the
CHA OF The National Academy OF Daagn SIS Broadway,
iDcsite Roudst Ambulance Is cents; season TICK se so
ptS Open from A Il al 10 ? "a. sig Imt
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" HENRY ARcULARlUs. Jr has been nominated
for Congress by the Opposition 10 the VIII District,
comprising tie yIIItb, IXih and XlVth Wards.
We always understood be waa Filth Warder,
but he seems 10 have moved up town etely. Well
lohen he end e B Hart ara both eiooted, the Old
Fifth will be- fully represented Harry Is rather
clever fellow FOX Hunker, but wa don't thiok 10
cnn conn In.
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Arohbishop Frnnzoni CoDdemmed'
The High Court Of Appeal at Turin h&s CON
domued By 8 majority Of I2 70 !, the Archbishop,
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PHILADELPHIA MAIL ROBBERY -The following
mails were included in tba mails 0t1Ien at Phila-
dsIpbis, in addition to those 81 which lios was
gIyen vartardav.
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given yesterday:

given yeeterdsy:
g.. h. 3ss l,o" ,.s %a..ss
IT, Golden Bridge. go,sTgc2 ~.
r. as 1Sh1T II n Sed,id III
T. Pbillackagiie, N Y 49,. 99 oIa eI, H. n
H. New. New Observation-Disclosures 1ons No
- r.. New .York. ";:.......... Meanwhile Penn.
y Fiosh9g, NJ ;ses,,a n " -
= r.. BroosIyn. gaIeoa H.
Il. Nsw.Yor .Ns,hvi 10
: Il Nav, A'''''..,......''s PFs0s'0f"' 0.
CALVARY CHURCH PEws
First DAY, sse at eucon 9 sl s~ ~ 7 1855 7J s7s
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Dates from Liverpool Oct. 5, London 4,
Paris 3,
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TRLRGRAPHED TO THE TRIBUNE,

Iowa Scotia, New Brunswick and Maine Lines,
TO PORTLAND, AND THENCE OVER
Ban's Merchants Line TO New-Yor&.
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lEMAiNs or GENERAL TAYLOR W clean from
! ID. Msgraw, ESQ the efficient President Of The
fillmore aud Sasquehsnna Railroad, that the re-
AIMS Of General Zachary Taylor, late President
lshe United States, will leave Washington City,
\ car furnished by the SasQuehann6 Railroad
'mpsny, Gu the morning of the 25th Of Oct. at 6
Secs, I'D viii reach Baltimore at s o'clock,
Zero Col Taylor and Gel. W. s. Bljss will taxa
tsession OF the corpse. They will then proceed
,sr the sa,qnshspna Road by the express train,
lWrishtsyille, wherS thew will cross the Colum
4 bridge and proceed by the nav river rsilroad
ashe eastern bans Of me SusquehAnna, TO Middle.
ar, ard thence to Harrsbusg, and 50 over the
atrial Railroad 70 Pittsburgh, where they viii
he the steamer 10 Louisville
4 Old WkRey,' prscsdes the remains ~ hi, iIIr..
5eas master, and will take the rsl.ros5 from
Arlington, Wis Baltimore, to York aud Colnn9his
As'e he win go by Leeeh's Canal Line 10 PITT
esb, and 40 on TO Kentucky, IBds enn ''
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env cIJIyOprIA OREGOH AND TIE 5hNDyVItII l5I-h'U
Is published on he departure o. seco 1au steamer 'i
(taFrea Price 81 cents per COPY. ,,,.so.
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FELLOWS s. IT A4OPAAM OPEEA TROUPE
AT TIE OLYMPIC
ID ETWEEN Howard aud Grand sis. on MONDAY
kFOct l4-Open every Disht-Unlil the completion OF
their New Hsli-- CompfIsDg Company Of
THIRTEEN PE2FO2AERs,
Under he direction Oh B. FELLOWS ConCeu II coz
sit Of 8olg "a Dpes, Gees Qlsftehes, Chorutsas as
frars &c &c 6uresqnes Italian Opera Dutch Dn, To-
stIumenal Solos and Ethiopian Dsnces Bbe whole by Ice
best performers in the Eore. Admission Is cents Doors
open et \ concert al o'clock Afternoon concsrt on
"Wednesday and saturday al P. M OLA II
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ruY NEyy- ! ORA TRIBUNR
- :, na,a.YnRM -rRIBUNH

FOR YvRoqrAN CIRCULATION
"a ,,lehad m tie deparare Teach Ma steamer of ~,
RIO Prce s. cents pef copy, or - per year. postage
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Meeting of Parliament.
Parliament wculd meet On the l4th of Nogem
her, to be further prorogued
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HOLSTEINERS SUCCESSFUL.
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I UONIES3e FANORAMA DF UUBA-Upen eve
Ury siS hi this week The Mneryn Aooms 406 Broad
ay II 10 most splendid work Of e7G exhibiting nosi
audiuy ard faithfully the cities, country mountains,
HAZARDOUS tfoptcsi vegetation. Also, by pictures of
Hpss.ine sfsc merit The socisl customs the Cublns
iusustea; ssufcent views OF sngar, coffee and TO-
Eco eslse mshogsgy csder ebony rsea, aud royal
Nms Doors open NJ 81 2. n. panorama commences 10
ave at II plecssly. Abundance Is children ha
Fec ole HlBt
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UARNUNl'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.--P. r.
DBARNUs, Manager and Proprieor. GREEN.
Fo0D, Jr Assistant Mansger-THlS DAY and EVE
nNG "Wednesday October l6-in the Eyenos, THE
uNCBBACK eXpresIy egiSed and adapted 10 sail the
EdlenceB Of Ibis establishment l. Tho afternoon, lht
nowned Egyptian Jlggar RHldAS Besides which,
HON Among ihe many new Curiosiies is spend bust
JENNY LIND. Also, Madame Lament the French For
Se-Teler,&c Afternoon performances AT s; Evening at
O'Clock AdniasoD 2b 81 children under 10 Jaars, lac
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ms GREAT EAlR 81 tae American Institute cor.
,irus opsu from A M Until 10 7. al Castle Garden.
1be Exhibition of pure breed and other forming sock
b be open 10 the public ths dsy 81 Msdsen Cottage,
EneJ Of FiiIhsv and Twenty Mid * a. 10 A, IA. sud
iNlrua open The TWO succee}ing GAYS. ole
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NEW TRIBUNE.

MORE FIGHTING IN H0LSTElN.
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NWE DU@sEAWUwR AOADENty OF vINT

NHM DUHSEADUIF AOADEMY or FINE
l &KTs.-NeV psiV sings recently arrived from Europe
cong Uhch u iegnAntsH by Bochler work OF erl OF
sboYs Schcol received many addWon5 and rsnsrs
ian n ths two rooms thu Hal OF the Church uf III
lae Univ 10 sroadR8y, bstwesn BpTipg Fpd Prtrcs1s
Isz 10 O'Clock a ~ nH 10 o'1ioCk Z. *
ldnysslcr 81 cars; zsrrou fets 80 csaa; Casiosuss
iscpnis iel9h
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ogRrsTv,s OPERA HOUSE

sBEsF1tA' rs Us1 hltAE q t1tUts6'
n SchRntc's Hail
rYC2 BROADWAY zbJyS 3rEnd.Ji.-OP pn ~ u
Il ERY ElGHY during mo wees, apul IrIhey notice
Rhe original and well snoTn uhfEIys sinstreS ccm.
srsirg efficient" AID versatile" corps" Of talented
nd ey neFcncpd perfco4rs. under Inc 2sment Of
O. p CHRI6@Y nh0ss Concerto in sbis city for t1cs
session 81 efk have bseu rccevci NTH fsY9r b.
sixhly respectable and fashionable audiences
Sickoa d. cents Doors open a. 81 co,aIlaLc5 81 y
4feypoor Concert 5Terg Saturday, commencing Al
r. n. old lwlss
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ENTEgr. wfAPK 'f'FPp'DE1ffl1z.


gao. p, = - re-, comics ~ = Ten ioE ~
fi,os - ...,,eoris 2 .ptaa as each oeefiior
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NOTICE.

ME SUBSCRIBERS lavug puroha1es from If; ElPet
serp. trt The copy st. snd cole right 10 publish hs
taain,l Poem entitled ,jsuny Jiut's saulaon 10 Aner.
tss commsncng Land OF the beautiful land OF tbs free
l. nc hereby give notice, that any party infringing on
llr shls by the publication OF tue said or any paL1
M bl. uuSce competition aer form Without their
s.ser sps he'd IN wiring, wl be ned hmensols 70 me
upnl OF The law. wa, hALh SO~
JENNY LIMBS SALUTATION TO AMERICA
Woids by Epes sergesut Music by aaaTice siraSoscb,
vi re pu6lisbed on Wednesday 6h iun with spenaid
rd correct likeness OF Miss LIND taken from Roops DA
gerrotype WR HALL. l. SON, $50 Broadway,
opposite The Park
For sale the comp lee nnd correct editions Of Jenny
!hd'u sougs comprising her Swedish HeledeR, Salads
I'd Operate Songs. oli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

tklfk - ~ sL1f3 LIN z 49,
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, AsroR-P14AoE
fBfHG REGULAR SEASON o. IN ltlt9n OPers Will
4 tor9 euce OF MONDAY ~ GNIHG The 2tt. iGstanL
with ne Performance IT IL FRANCO AECleRO toer
FreyshuI Grand Oyera ny Gar a5stls Ton WeBef, lie
ats performance Ials1 10 bis country me nox oc7
is Upen To- auBscr1eTz MAX AAkGTEbA-
R1BLos GARDEN.
Mabager......,......... jo5N SEPfON
FtsFs's 50 Gu 10 ali rada oihe Saloon Pvae Ro1es IS
Doors open % 6fo commence ct y O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, EVENING Oct l6--hAVEL FAM.
wv LY.-OVER WHELMlEG RUeCESE
New grand Psntomine Of the
GREEN MONSTER
Wow nreaie5!
New Machinery!
New Tricsa and TrsosformtGou.
New Properties
y ME Antu4le
Green Monster NJ -lei
SOME ri Eat, tnd TiGaT ROPE OILS iius
- sgAasVF an rehabilitation opsn ss T.-ss
commence q Il o'cock.-TBIg SVEHlHo, Oct l6
VII 30 presepted he Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
r &i5s cU5hmsn Juls1s,... Mfs Anterior
70 ccncuce with he farce az
PETfICOhT GQNERShA riT
rr.rro o. .tni,sic7 70 3resr Circle sGd RBrqne r.
sst1sf7 G:'feis md 7blrd Fler 2sci 5slsF9. i2fe.
90agaN,s RH@ATvSk, abnp'befs-si ,ssl Of re
City }tbii-she nesTssi fhse!ef 20 d" large hotea
ssh EVaEIN0 October is g!l % Rlsyea
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Or HsTCoutl.... Mr. Rake Lady trE 6SeFreu
20 conclude vi b The Face Of
THE ETO ON coy.
Bo07E opSn at g. 10 begin 1t u 0cccE-boxshi Qffta
as private boxes % spd s. orchestra sea gitb ensb.
toned aTm-chBirs 10 cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

IN EseKa, BRADBURY IL NAsH-singing
IChst-qts evening at the Fourth congregational
rh in Sixteenth ST. between SIKH aud Seyena ava 81
,oclock, All who Wish Join, will do 80 this evening.
i6mt 81 PER qnsrleY. OILS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

BOARD OF AssYrASTs-o @iDs y. ~ ~ 49, .bo Han
Mis- rnylor daughter of sso KssPss o. po . .d.
on motion Of Assistan: nd s7i'O' 'u' D'N
Iourned 10 Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
CALYARY CHnEcH PENYs.

Whoe No OF PevE l5li VsnaionI s8VI7j 1''''''''-'
50 $50; To.al ee6,S75 ,at.b Inst ara rot
taEen ii priTas ,s is before selocE today VII ''
sold st Enc ion 5, he church.