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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
Philadelphia Fircmen's Riot A number of the
Participants shot.

The sluther'v part %. MDyamenslug was the scene
o. q bloody riot Just before dusk last evening during
which a number of the par lc'pants were more or
leSs wounded by bricks and stones. guns and rifles
From all that We can learn. U appears tha,at
O'Clock two frame stables aud COW sheds belong
uc 10 " ..lam Re y AMI Christopher Mccartney
situated on 'ot, south OF Federal =. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, were set on lire and entire
], consumed The Franklin Hose Co. were on Tie
ground. and l a short time the Moyameusing Hose
Company approached the scene OF conlagratoa.
Their carriage was stopped opposite the Jackson
Public School House, several hundred Yards east
of tue ire AID t1rled round and taken back again.
\ large gang OF rowdies occompanyug the Moya
mcnsnc, proceeded toward the fire, and com
ucuccd an ongoccmcnt with gang Of half grown
bows aui everybody else west OF them.
The residents IN the vicinity OF the fire sre hard
working, industrious irish people, and Tor time
their d>clings were menRced with destruction
The neighborho0d is pretty well built up and IS
ianiliarly Known as Bucra Vista" but the name
had nothing a. 10 with ihc h-ht The Native
American Hose Company took " French leave oi
the ground
The Geh. ra,ci caruiy between the Two
crowds running v IN the Franklin Hose aud Mol
ameusiug The vacant lots on Wharton 81. was
the scene of the hardest part Of the battle. Brick
bats and stones new as thick as hail, and yoleys
of guns and pistol, were tired b. the parties. nnd
t,rrstiuC.
youny man named Mckee, who runs with the
Franklin was badly wounded on the heal with
brckbat. He was carried of the ground
a boy. whose name We did rot learn, was
wounded by q single shot IN one OF his knees. He
WAS seen .impu, away from tie ground.
\ lad named John Farley, hose parents r. side
u Catherine street, was shot badly through the
hand and ia the shoulder. lie was taken 10 the
drag store corner of Ninth and Catherine streets
lie tainted from loss OF blood whilst being carried
from the ground. fIe VAS taken from the drug
store to the Hospital, and when Wa left that inst
tuition last evening IL was thought that he would
lose his arm tho wouad in his shoulder being ser
Gus.
\ Young man was led down Wharton-st his face
most horribly acerated aud bleeding prolusely.-
There were number OF other persons more or
less hurt but they were carried of the ground, and
darkness coming on, We were unable 20 trace
them to the places where they were taken
During the progress Of the ii {ht we did not see a
police officer there Phil Daily Sun, Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

~. ,r..,s 20 the O1at-4 ,ll' F0'
Trailer IS Dlo"s: $780,. ....,-. or In.
NeN' IT.. az. t.rk s5ianrI aca-t ~ 'A'h a'
cisi' coed win dust. lsins ZAP I a'"'.
.,J f.r Trcy nast r ''i'- ODD ."'
va ,r. I,l,a.e ra.t n' tie Be-. N'-
beam ICON. ,o t. o... r. ie" DEGREES ft.l'' -.
ta.iS' ~. Qnsi- tH..I..s resrm'.e Almost
h'' I.,,.. coal .... ,u,r. e,oi IL cnt'e
eAA'' ,, ,... ground. % circular 'f"n. 'Ir -
a.4,f.ssr...c rel "lin .''i SIX "' '-'.
d. s..tb , Small be- - TIE base 70 creep b." "'''
30 ava srotl % '"e t"p 100 irt "'
81, .-.' always see numbers ~ NE" $50
l'- .l.,~ hives suallic themselves ""'e '"'
" .. -, ..a.-s... ENGAGED 80 pr'p-r1- t4ei.
49,, -four. or .a weaving Oas>-,' ana pa .-
49,, e~. very ingenious. Iuey mae tleH
~. ,.ota-t.gt- Ten acorus ar cried 'hth
pa f..a AID mixed with some kitd 0I O'iiles'
PN.I.,.ok.,.ot bread Which Is b. nn means '"
.L.f i- -.fuiras n man with the courage
,s,,'rsuskr. 20 taste Z In TACT man
=" l.,ss .h. p.ai,s b,f0rc he can summon reso.
-. e, eat If especially after seeing them pre-
,o,e. TIE mcp are very expert ia hpe"''"
tl,,or nj vii ther. g the huest here ever ga"
"a ye-, abundant. Tuey are now frequent! e."
,,o,eI in the names iof mere ttiHe ana s'-.. l
ir cort-.v, - get 2 slitt. and a r." ger '''"
enough % bug cot aui panti ''H'' ,f..,,
.b -,;r, have SGT iu I have seen hlldrrI' I'D
,,.t,,., H.. streams Tor fish 0~ tra'ehh- "" 49,
Mains Ysk cd. naI paying no more .,...
cl.il,. s+.--o than dumb boosts ID 'ne ''...'!
,l.t aro '.ox I4gf.fsive ns rit h"HiD.l ."
,,.',..,s.. fbeIn Int In the in iNhlt..'' ''0.
,,,,ss civ, tic miners trouble ana some
W. 80, ,iac.. Those in TIE mouuta."s ar
.,ogs ard unsafe aid VII be until they Or
come acquainted wish tie POKER anu '' '''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
BRUCE l. CLIFTON Aucaonssr
GALE OF ABLE LOTS OF Gro

u
A'COLE S. MILTON vi. 80 r. public suction on
SATURDAY, April 81. leil. az O'Clock a. ine Mechtns
Evchange. ire tnlIw1g valuable properly, VIZ:
l5rHsT-Thtt very desirable property on jilst within
q storl disans n Br0sdvar, Juonsqusre and iAiaye
known ihe Circular R.servor tuit up the his1ett
poll II ta' plri of e ciyclusinng 80 feet front 90
5h and iNi feet o. chas In dcn'h ~" huidIg Is Of
hrcE ahuI fee IN sufer ard shout o., 'er h'sh, ans
may De converted public buioing or mtuuiactory-
7n per cent rems on bond ard -tEsre
6rHsT-Three los Of ground ON the north de ~ .oil
mmeuciug - feet west u hsge-cacn 10. d - ~
81 ON
M.DIsoN-,yE Two lots on the east side reNi a. dining
.te southeast corner - -h = a-d between and -yh
ss-sacn iot LEI - ny goo deep
srly ITS ON le south RI lr. between = ana 81
av---.acH lot - III 10y .
am AVE- Two on The vests TO- nest 20 the north
of 9hs each .o = % fees hy l'p' one %
.h iors has sn4 frame house On toe az he o.
BR0AnWA -Four lots on the west s'3r, between ilh
art FEB ---each 0t - feet Oy about gl feet deep
flrHsr Three loi- on the north sde i,.ween Broad
ana at1 a,c-ach jog - iret ty 400 tsc' inches
tfrHr-Five lots north side between inl alt lth sV8
each los - 10y leo rect inches.
Inn ,vE = Dot eco. eide between 6iA e-d Ci.l t.s-i
By 100 t-et deep
Terms maze known ou app caro7 % the Aucuuuesrs .
Na-st where autographs maps can De hld. all i.ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

rtp~tx VVPysTuAN, Mas The stone mn Oe
.or,ip, 10 Bacon b II dees. end used as le"ti-
r., ,o,rufartorv Was destroyed by fire on tue Meu'
II tbe tyfh mt together wIlh ali Us contents. Inc
,,nDr strry was occupied b. the firm OF Diaper
r,tt \ Bacon. brc1li work. and the second story
by Ebenezer Bacon Tor the manufacture OF GUT
;ewelry. Loss. Iuc Ing building, stock ami tol.s
animated AZ $1,000 ~ insurance.
CHOLERA At DoNiLDsWIIE LA cofrespon-
don't of the S0vftcH Christian Adr0c9fe says, that
thirteen deaths be- Cholera has occurred among the
NEGROES on Eruce plantation at D0nadsvAc' Ia.
io the two weeks prior to March p. Many OF the
cases proved f4ta within SIX hours after the at
tack There had beeu OCCASIONAL cases and deaths
on two other plantations.
~ when JUDGE Peters Of Pennsylvania was
Spea -cr of the House OF Assembly, one Of the mem
bers, IN crossing the trPpcd on the carpet and
feL The house burst int, laughter, while the
iudee. with the utmost gravity cried, Order,
order. rentemen-a member IS ou the floor
LErT FOR EXECUrIoS.-It was rumorcd u Bos-
ton on Monday, that the Governor and Council had
decided finally, ia the case of Person, not to com
mute the punishment, aud that the day for eXecu
ton was fixed for the 18th Of Nay NJ t
NAyAL-The L. s steam fiiaate Saranac. Com
mnndcr Tat'noli from Portsmouth, n. II arrived al
Norfolk on saturday last. and anchored of the Ma
val Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

SfNGUIAR ASD SUDDEs DEATH.-On Saturday
an interesting daughter 10 years Of age, Of Ar h.
Lukens, OF the Northern Liberties, died after an
illness OF few DAYS which, we learn, originated
from her prcking fever blister upon her lip with
a pin. The body, after death, exhibited all the ap
pearance OF those who die from the effects Of poi
son contracted or imbibed from the BITE Of venom.
Gus reptes-t Phi Ledger
MARRlED.-At Harrisburgb, Pa. April Il. Hon
Linn Boyd, member OF Congress from Kentucky,
u Mrs Ann L. Dickson Of Ebensburg. Pa. The
bride is said to be relative OF Vice President
Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
HENRY II LEEDS Auchorcer
InIsEIInID EIRNITI RI HFNR'

III -
III LEEDS L co will sell a. auction on TIL RsDAf,
April l8 a. 10 O'Clock at No Ia Pdncest-A general
assortment o, household furniture consisting 81 mahogany
sofas ot'onsns chairs rocking csr- nRror DO &c GOV
in hair cloth carpets. rugs curtains. ceneftAn'r
girandoes, gothic liable &C. togetfer
,h the usual assortment II bedroom furniture w bed
siead. beds bedding chairs. carpets, wsshs,ands Ac
a. chns glsss md kitchen ware III which the sa.e
vi! commence. ,
sale positive as the family are breaking i2 houseseep
no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Auc'oneer
FURNITURE SALES IN BROOKLYN

L TUTRsDAY April l8-3 ssles-Gt 3 AN precisely al
he corner of Smith and Livingston SIS
HOUSEHOLD UsSITURE-Sofs mahogany and cane seat
chairs piano marbsop ishe mahogany beds,esd
secretary and book ply and ingram carpets OIL cloth
and kitchen furniture
All Pm 90 L!vngstou-st between Hoyi snd Smith
Sofa bookcase mgsOgsny and other chairs plano
ROGERS plv carpets mstng oil CLOTH stand and ket
en- furniture rs good a. new.
Ats NJ in Hoyt At ID door from Pscfc-sL-Psrlor
chamber and kitchen furniture.
csfsioeuss ready AZ the auction room all IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
SCHOOLS.

IGER INSTITUTE Boarding scnoo! for b 'ys.
h-Rev. T. w ANDREWS, Princi psl.-This school, To-
Gated Cornwall Conn vii commence rs summer term
on the 7ih OF NAV next and continue fge months. The
highest advantages are af0rda Tor thorough Classical
mathematical and commerc! education lAt French Ne''
teachers Music by an experienced Pr0essOf The Pnn-
cps viii be In town from the j 20 the .lst OF tins month
and be 66 WatersL between the hours OF 10
and AN Circulars at lyJ Broad"ay AMI al The IND
~ Office. all BIS
GRADUATE OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE. Mass.
ilwno has for several years had charge OF boarding
school, wshe. to associate himself With the Principal Of
similar Institution I'll. acquaintance l. very extensive
AID hs could Influence boys from many states II me non
Several waiting for his decision Address Arno'd
Tribune Office. Y 81 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
Mp KEMBELL Aucuonecr
HNItnIrEIJ & Il r. HRElI-sIDrs a

DYHOTGH ~ kENBEiJ.-sOre u Beekmsr- a..
D-THIS DAY a. 10 O'Clock az % Prince al Tie entire
furniture OF the house consisting OF sofas bureaus bed
sead washsands caTpet three ply ard ingram carpes
oil cloths rgs asses gifandoes leather beds insTesses
ious bed men crockery cutlery ktchen furniture &c
TIL RSDAY April l3 al l0' O'Clock A. Isl Tenth and
Gourthny the entire furniture 81 the house consisting Of
sofas bureaus arge qualify of tead- beds
bedding carpets oil -clo.Ls looking g.3sses washsaDds
crockery Also large variety Of table cutlery an eNten.
h, lamps cane and ru.h ses.ed chsrs glassware stoves
L. ~ ALL 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

r,,- Gr,nt Print tie Th,- Day by j. W.
p..tc, NCo.7Iand ~ Catler.ne-ei.-..' 2'.

- ar,nt Print tie Thi- Day ny j. W E
u,,Icr 4 COIL and ~ Cathrr.nc'ai.-.'' l''
r,o.oana. Nenm.ca ial,.. asi ca.'f-. "- .hr ca. To-
,.....te,.rt NB-1 .-.e Gre sst~ fla. 'y -
+...-- i.1..- .3~ II. l.0 -. va-i * g.. bean. CD
,.,- 6...r.. st .h- s,ioni-la gs 'N price " lsayt
-, .sresss IT. other EEL. o.. s.l-a.f 'Ir - e1i - o.
al7, !. ~. H4Rhtb 60 u 40 b o-..ef.'e''
yJ-,y- Or. WictiuG'. La, Course 81 hectur"- IN u.
Ibr ity.--l .i. srr.H. .-''il~ AMI ~ '..'
49,. 49, t..-..riy a.. ell. ..-r. an ..r r-tr. '
d.. & .-.-r.. .... .r. Church DI---- ~ BIl'.r VI
V.t..g... Tote llu-rs.-t nf mss.-s .'"
SEQ .1r- r..0 - ia.- si-s sa-l-.,-'' u
AdD.-.9.. b. CO. o.
~ 80 ~pouGy Leather. no ~iHnf j., - Am,
ia f-...4.G srs.ns are found Il I-' .r I'D. t. I'D,
,rn-y sre a. ch-sp - The wJrst ".lle --i
besl you can buy 10 ih- c'}
To- Water Cure institute a-, -, H.. ,....
- ruts sthis cIriuJflis =, = .- 4...f h. ,...1
emf o. Oyser hs,,,,a,,i AND RtrIs-. Oa-e c1r'n.l'
aoa. ard geaesa. nrf'I's
o, me Xra.YokG GAs Li.Hr. C.Nf''',t
Arm Meeting ofthe Director. of bis Com,
-, ou lie Il. Fs- h-so'tel, I-i1 'II'h .-.I
H. ,a- II. Nav a-N- 'h- PC" "' - vs.. ~"
1oY.Iqers O. 30 cents per O' i'- Pc p q ic--~ ' Del
w. -.,f fr .fI t.- present rttr ol ~ cen s.
Cf.,on.o.s are rrgl1r1, t7si on n- proper n u
,l a.o- der .nds mo. Ql.,l- - Gar colt-lrd' a-4 ' 70
a., o, irp-r-c o1s or ie-sa-es Lat i-- s-.-. Bay ''
p5'.t cL FvFRlTT. Secretary.
~ Noficc.-T1- .H11.- C.p-ne-s' tsso.. i'a1
- meet hereafter l- Convention tt-- " 1o' ~ S. on
Tnnr.as~ sv ming o- eac4 wc-4 a, o'-'cH pun -a
uu- II Iu 93rsnc- w.Ii 90 ~ i-,,- , q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

UIIh IT. AZ = = II
Los. or rRL ScTooSfR LA~HiNct.-i ne ne!'
stone state. Just down from tn" upitf La"es'
49,, ,,o- an Wedncsda, morning last the schr.
T.,y,srce Car,sin Short, of Milwaukee, with
II 900 bushels o. wheat, was SUNK abo~t inIe 10
rio westward of - Helena ia feet water, belu-
cut through by the ice She sunk ia fifteen MN MN
o,es af,er the leak vas discovered giving the Cap
tam and Crew barely time 20 boxer the ya"i a"d
and save themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
iiecgIpts of Produce.

BIZ Ere Rair0qd Awa lG-c9l9 bbls Flour
= 40 Astes s. d. Lard. 90 DO Pross 81 DO Ale; go
Cheese a. bales Woo 1000 bush Mail, 600 do Oats
81 pigs Butter $685. sides Leshr; % head Caite' ~
Calves go Hogs 81 bags Nhes $50 pkgs Merchandise
5bls Beans 3 head sheep u bbIs Eggs - DO WHISKY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

sHI tA.oe RACING. II b.
~ >%EAA--zn SCIPTION OF
iEI NEATASA FtC f. Park
sLI.- z-nr.-x2----<~SSSs.I,Nss-.s- tltce, Newl0rk
-One dollar COa-l.urs suuscftprr hni ellurs MN "a
share IN he swrepsskcs open FOR the uong match
be~een Ladv Suffolk Ltdy Moscow and Confidence 10
come Of on Cclireyille Course J. May 6, 1870 II Sc
cure R sta early application is Necessary he nuuler Be-
ng limited. For particulars apply as above. all To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
VOCAL MUSIC BN THE
Ola FAM lily
a Ru.gers iu- i-lts
E7-fiS EVENING Anr. g.. f.fr o.tr .e io.l~ *
PROGRAMME

- itn.ser. IN, ,.a's ,.........
'b'.ii> ~ E.lHD Aof 1870 t'ti '-' i'- '"-'+
1 PROGRAMME
PART
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q H'mT->i-,a n-r a l.se'r ~ s--l-i..
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F'tT 3D.
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n. ,,oue3 Flwrf-S'1 a-d Caor4l.....B iar rtrF
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49,, ~, mix T0gruAfT WADAwF SrFpUA.
Nj Mr. LEGPOtD MEYER AMI Mr h. L BECHT.
- go, 80 - D. 90 Ie.-s a. evsriap Arf-. o. lrst
c-s,s r.,,,s., 81 r rs,.-s sur Ia "C-sco-te1-a~ q
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
THE ONLY AUTHENTIC ACCOl NJ OF AbooA 'o'
every gong to hsvtrg interest N ma O1een
R-gior-telng The Report Of Thomas Butter hing I ;
Ageni here Printed 10 neat pamphlet form fro- - ger
nGni :. cents nge CODES Jls PUB shed ADD io
meby la7 Sci wA. GOWASs, Us FIl'o1-'. Nj
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: DI~CERNirC PUBLIC may see c-

\ DI%t IistiEt ~ blu ithf fff ~ - ..f
IA Office lot = tls names ard hi-rt'sfs o antft
pCrslff O. nI 3i Wl.a rci tce o' lr maze ana
who u,. IL fr0 acE f1r experience, faF mat 4 R en-
ursiv rue ihlt 1iy g LsV. ty 1silF ny iar gel i'r I'D
the glsur O. her .H ", llte't- large % ore n3ds r.
az 81 .8a az lssl its1 ce..s without enpoyH- f-p
or.ry uali.e or usIrr clUplene, ufpeullr or ammo
mia o- any maera Chat viii 20 Ie the clothes 0r i7e prr-
s01 using +. ~ r-blla- Is required tn c.0--'s are
made u better CD 3r All remain longer c'hn lsI Wlcl
washed or The H4uq ste1 Jan. L. ecduol 90
fr1r Gen To- lD-. ,roIs errsl-n alI tft D. 80
the aundress Il Queen cto-l. refer o. OH e1i..rs -
The following paper. Christian l1,eEg1rc,r N-"f OH
Dalv Ledger NeUl Ok Pa'hF Irfcr, Norws Gazette
Railway Register FadlE NeHs. L'rg ls.n'de " INDIAN
Trcrrspf Sa-.bv News Websfe- Ie.e-raph. '1efhook
S-ut.rel Paterson Guarl.an Northern News. fs'nt'd
Uao1. Huuan-do1 Democra, Lancaster Union Ci'oiruai
Times Germaat) Gs1eur Bangor Advertiser Maidstone
Gazette. Manchester Constitutional Prc's, lt NINA
nac Frederick Cry Examine. Fs1nl S'altifi, ttaIa
Iris L.nebrcb Gazette YecE-au Rcpau icsn, - 'efYs
Beacon. Daily Standard Republican Advocate, Lsrea'lie
Mirror Home Journal Baptist Mem0ra. Free 'un's'n-
eer sullivan County Wing, Port Tobacco Times, TIE Lily
Savannah Repu1lc-D Vineyard Gazette S-ioto Gszcu",
Moh-rs ~ -al me- Boston saturday, Rambler Z De tVcs O.
s1r. Negy-Ylr Cir. g.on Gazette. NJ fa'eme1 Do
true or could nos gyr s1cl references ~ nan
= in pamphlet of - pages. and is - 2 @li can
urderst-ni T. Price s.. BE- surs % ca. or ss1l ID u
TWFLNETEEIS. room - BID f. Nc,s-l DIS,
where spec r-ls n u1sng ald testimonials can Pc SEQ
y Sent by post i1 asrsct enveiop. or receipt N
and q vri tee Warr.1.y given II rc4l.rei. all %"
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10 LNI ANU FOR SAIL

<F-rs TO LET-Tyo very convenient cotiarchrit
x i houses 900 AKA i1i Grand-s. Nilams51reh- bum
yetrs since AID In excellent order. Tee houses
- by IS feet two-Oy, bisen 10 aud sg0-cetr marble
nalies p.LIIas front end rear. grape-ynes, &C. IN the
ward Two iGI lots 10 each house. Apply 20 G!ie L. IA
ie1K % MAdei-.a1e or u Charles MAJ he preml-
a.. Rem. low az 81
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rTHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY

1 from Albany, vii give Vocal Ele~tG lm-rt Il. the
Ta1ernacie, ON Monday evening n-Ni. April - pro
rrarme al he Songs vii he rIhi,Led 10 Oh, daily papers
Dy lie ilsl u the week See programmes Bill. a, muse
-ior.s all u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

DntKD-A fire suite Of large room'. two psrofs ard
1.-Two bedrooms CnmUIuc ijiug. The - floor Of tie
marble house Broadway 0p ylste the Bowling Green, 20
either eepgTa els togelr- h board they
furnished n hsnfso uBuner. aud immediate posses
sion NAV be had II desired. all w.
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BOAR RIDING.

BOARD WANTED FtOn lat ~ this Wplih, ny .
VI gentleman he wife children and servant IA re-
hgous family where there few other hoafdcrs stu
son preferred n Brookhu Fulton Ferry or In the
nth 18Th Wards = This CITY References exchanged.
Address post paid Boarding" lex l67, Chatham SQUARE
. q al72
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

a.. TO LET Or LEASE-8 .ots OF ground west
NJ De OF S,cord-eg and between Fory-slX'n aud tor
-~ seventh els together wIh good dwelling AID 2
srge factory hat VIII answer ioT mechanical an manu-
faciur1c purposes being amply supp 20 neversl Ing
sping OF Ill. pures. wCe glOIi he center OF the ground
Ii would answer W.. Nr any chemical purpose For
rart'cu 'ars, irciiroo Of - STEWART
al f1l Ora..v. .c.l-s-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

WANTED re- ectt0e gIr, = situation Is coos,
W washer ard lr0Ier N > respectable o-Ya.' family
she IS good c0. snd excellent Wt8I.r g1f roner
TIE best of cry reference given Cal u, 81 Wa'si for
f.,o davs eli Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

AS; ,o,s r,, vi ,IH,'.t We, and 20 Wssh
@-A inglou luow fI. and Pc, .ng we'll Terms mod
crate ile party occupying them hasnE large manl'ic
turing business will LEI them 10 good parts. Apply 10
DANIEL SMITH 4 son On TIE premises. a. 10 \ NJ ana
4PM The business IS paying over $3.50 clear and WIZ
al u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
DANORA,LA or TmE GOLn .MIars OF

L CALlFORSlA-EMMER L PENFItLDs Ory.
rsi of iis Gold = embracing views tie
lshugs Pacific Co-s- San Franc.sco lrt he vaft0-S
C.ics aui u ni1g Dsrcs " California i now exhibiting
Ws,L.l Ton Lsi, 53l Sio4-wG, ,lfec -o1fs above
tlbO's.
Doors open ~ :. exhibition commences - Pm.
Exhibition or " edne sday ard SalTdgy AteruoCns a. 8
O'corE
Adru,f erre p cents: children hg1.or!~s all W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

DOAKp WANTED.-A gentleman snd his wife wish
ID an uufurnshed room. or and bedroom on The
second fd hlor win hoard, in the vicinity Of Fast
Broadway Henrv or Madison SIS The gentleman dimes
down town Price must he moderate Reference tN-
changed Address Thpns" Tribune Oaiee ALI ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

vyOAhD thON luf flhNt Of MAJ "A r."
sDsiugle gentlemen Anf gentleman and his wife be
with board and rooms the second and
third floors at III Ess, Broadway For further particulars
apply u, li0 Chatham square all 2weOd'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18

From HAvANA-THE CUBA Bust
NEss.-We have private but authentic
and entirely reliable information from
Havana, which relieves us from any
. apprehensions Of an unfavorable issue
to the negotiations between our Gov
ernment and that of Spain respecting
the men held prisoners by the latter
Government as partlcipatois i'll the re-
cent outrage upon her territories. -
The reception Of Com nodore Mckee
Yer, his ship and officers, by the COVER
nor-gcneral and the other authorities
of the island was such as to give an
emphatic denial to the eXaggcrat-
ed and inllammatory representations
which have appeared in some news.
papers respecting the Intentions Of the
Spanish Government and the spi it
the popuIace at Havana and other of
places on the island of Cuba.
The most marked civilitles have
been extended to the flag and squadron
with irankncss aud cordiality on the
part of Count Alcoy, the Governor, in
dicating an earnest desire for the con-
tinuance of amlcable relations. The
most positive assurance Of the good
treata ent of the prisoners are given,
and Of dete. mina,ion to pursue no
arbitrary or ungencrous cohrse toward
them. The tone Of the Spaniards
themselves III their intercourse with
Americans is represented as afnrdIng
no reason to suppose that any difficult
ty had existed bctwecn the two na-
tions
Both cholera and yellow fever are
said to exist in the city but not cpl
demicalIy. The officers and crew cf
the Congress are all well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-07-18
The New Cabinet not named.
WASHINGTON, July ~

President Fillmore holds co1sulta.
ton with the late Cabinet to-day, and
has held several previously Oh puI lie
afrirs Of furgency.
No cfcrs ofscaiS IN hc ue,7 Catinc,
daro Lcca modc To onybod5. President
Fillmore says, Il will reserve my opin-
ion until | am prepared to act. " lie
is receiving the sentiments Of Wings
of all shades and sections
Mr.. Clayton's resignation was borne
to the late President Taylor, by Mr..
Johnson, four weeks ago and was re-
turned with pressing solicitation for
him to continue in office The city is
crowded