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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND


DRAWING.
AOS BROADWAY-Nex door to the American ar
no Unon-The GubgCrber respectfully announces TO
his friends and the public that he in,e1ds giving new
course Of hls Drawing Acadsmy slao an eveu-
courIe CONN encing October Instruction will be given
III Drawing al Painting OF oil kinda, Portraits Figures,
Landscapes Omar ents ard Flowers Figures alter the
nodes OF Plaster Of The celebrated Prof. Dispute OF Paris
whose method acknowledged the mosl excellent oy
the Academic des Aris In Paris Drawing and Painlog
from insure. Painting In Miniature, Porcelain, en-
aqueree particularly fitting ayd peasant oriadea Otaw:
ing Stone. separae course for ladies: Specimens OF
ali the above boik OF my and pupils WORK can be
seen al my studio Pupils attended at their residences
For particulars apply to ). SCHUSTbh
sl6 lw+ Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

RAMKIWG house OF j. OAROTHERs i 90
No Is WOOD-5P. PITTSBURGH, PA.
NOTIFICATIONS made on I'll the principal Didss o?
~ the United States Reference In Esw.York, Aefsrr
W,nalo ", Lsuier Co, 81 ~ all-gi. Hnln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
vIVARIO pLOUlRDEUR

oUHSnIYH 20 PIE KING OF THB BELesist@@
gE1HE S1bacriber soe agent ia the 0sted s'se 's
sale OF iha celebrated Vlyaho Pleumdeurs hs ~
lie prepared TO receive end execute all ordefa ~ 81
pi5to5 NC, &c OF all descriptions on the mog a
Terms and with dispGtch. Fg1 pattern. ana ffnar'
ulaYa apply 10 AOuio IL. hOLusoi .,.a
ais Inn "a Ldnef1y sp1-<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

A YOUNG LADY, aged q, accustomed 10 tuition
"A and warmly attached to chidren desires situation as
teacher la addition 10 the usual Englh brsnche. she
vii Initiate pupils in music, French aud drawing idos1
satisfactory Testimonials given Teacher ISL 6rana b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

6tTREk I DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECoRD5-corPor'
S.on NotCe-PubC Notice hereby gwen at the loi B sL
lea has been presened The Board Of AhsmeHo Aa space
four through the northern sidewalk Of East "e5y nLsst
ron Fourth ay efy the tagging now ad Persons ~
tereed havns thereto requested to present en IN
writing to the gned hs office, before h7 AN DAY
September September H. 1880 JOHN l. DODGE, sos
CoUnissio s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

DATTON's INSTITUTION for tne Edn;..lon Of
Boys VIII reopen on Monday SEPT Clrcoi ,n may
The principles upou hch Ia coudnrtAd ms7 be obisined
OF tie Principal j. T. PATTON 2S9 Greene-a near Cn'
Onanlhre ~ Ln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
ABBoTTns INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUs
OATIOnE OF YOUNG LADIES.

ppOARDIpG eCHOUI FON BOYs-Al Now
DCahaap, Connecticut as miles By railroad from New.
YORK. This SCHOOL, OF the o!d5s Ia he stala -
the beeuy hesllhiur and convenience Of Its locality
10 believed be unsurpassed For particular Information
the Principal refera oths numerous patrons "hosa
places Of and residences may be ssceaned by
reference to his Crcu9rB hch may he obtsnej al The
bookstore OF CLARK Austin Co. 2o5 Broadway, and Ell
Raypor's, IS Sowery. az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

IN PURSUANCE order Surrogate Of the County
Anew Notice "a hereby given to all Per9ne h9yme saM
against JOHN HEATH OF the City OF New York Builder da
ceased to present lh thereof tho subcnoa
At her residence Estrsat tbs City ofHew York b.
fora tie thath DAY Now ws
ty sixth day fJune, 1850. RACHEL HEATH,
ie27law6nIhS Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

"WILDER's Patent s4LAMAsDER SAFE"
rs SOW AND Has BEEN for long DINO IN.
1htngea By CHARLES J. GAYLER, He la now and
has been under an order Of the Circuit Court OF tho u.
B. since juno ls47, whoa obtained Judgement to
der monthly hs account under cath TO said Court, OF
all Safer made and sold by him, in violation OF Pc
en and In default thereof that Injunction Issue forthwith
therefore this L. 10 give notice to all who have may
buy Bafes said gsyler In Violation Of said pataa thai
shall hold them damages under the Patent Law az be-
heye said Ggyler to be irresponsible, And | would
ypecliy remind all who purchase 5atss look to it, that
he Safe has on 1t "WILDERS PA7EN7 CALLAHAN.
DER SAFE In order 10 be sure Of the genuine.
ans 81 heodf Z @ WILDER. Patsntee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
CORPORATION NOTICES

CTREKP pEPAKpalE SSs No. Z oil OF Records
S-Corpork,ion Notice--The following notice mas been
adopted by The Common Council ResotSed Tna. f,Gl Oh
pnder the direction Of Street Commissioner ne sala
Pier 10 be three hundred fees In length from me % @
on le Yekerly side OF EevenisVe. and 10 De AZ eet u
dth md that the strse Commls5oner give me noacs
required BY given to tho p5opro9rs Of 1919 OF
land lying opposite 70 where the ssd yer 10 @ 70 6 o9
t Iu, ~ T oits cos b, The Board
Of Adefmsn Aug 1850 adopted y lhe Board o. ,aS s
'Ai4Ne' NNA' JOHN r DODGE, Street conmlssoner
August Is, 1880. SUI NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

StTREET DEPARTMENT No 1, Hall OF Recoris-ssaedP pro
- posa viii be the street Commissioner Office, until
TneijayI September "a 1850 O'clock P ~ regulate aud
g59 Fifty Fifth rom Nsag to Hudon RIVER to esaas ana
sraie Forty Fls Eeysnhly TO Hudson ityr 70 regulate
and grade Forts from Eleventh. to Hudson RIVER ale
specifications all information thereto be had on 70
DonCE StrA.t f,,n,tnj.sionet so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

PURSUANCE of an order OF Surrogate Of the ceaay
New York s hereby gyso To- all PsoSVs saY Cana
10 present same VITA vouchers thereof 70 Ia
subsrbeI at his oce Nassau street IN the Cay Of Evi
yS on ar b1ors the 25l day February sew Yo
io'a 20, gn a. a. NJ Xnvnnt 1870 JAMES 8. TAAYER
Nv 20, 90. toryy6mTh Public Adlnnlsuatox
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. sccooing to lsT 10 N -
Y having CLAIMS azsrst PETER ". RADCLIFFE, k.e n -
Of BROOKLYN Kags Covrty deceased that they is re,s
hbt tho same the vouchers eTeol 70 Ihom3s Sor 10
Once no IS Wallis IN the Cty Of New Yotk CO q ~
JAMES BOORMASl.-
jes7 lav6mTh PETER DEWITT tsiss4tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF tho Surrogate OF 6s Coah o.
New York. notice hereby veu 20 all h"uhs CLAIMS
against OBADIAH H. CRS5EY ae OF the City Of New Yoh nsr
chant deceased present the same with vouchers thereof " tho
subscriber the store Of Seaman lowsrrs No 3 Spnn
City Of Flaw York beors the seventh day OF October niE
Dated Now York, the Goth day Of March, 1850.
Al lnw6mt MARY y CRIssEY. AdnJistr1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

FOUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No 7 Fassau "a
tee hereby gwen 10 the relatives and next Of hin d JOIN
MAFFT Minister, ts OF Mobs trcessd and who IS aesed
died ntestate shall apply hs Surrogate the cei
V OF New York for letters Of administration upon tho estAs ~
utsate the q3t day OF September at 10 o ~
FOrenson--Dated Kew York, Arg. 70, iS50
au99 2aw4w JAMES S rHAYFR Public Adnssnater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

M PURSUANCE Of an orsr OF Surrogate Of lac soaay
York notice hereby gwen 70 al petsGs' hs's ean
deceased TO oresen, same with vouchers thereof TO The %
her AT his Office No Nsossueet the City OF wSo
before the twenty 9th day OF February ncxGDAtse hsFfo 10
2id day OF August 1850. . - , ~, ,,...,
tmTh JAMES y lHaf EN- IupuU NoAs44suEoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

I'm PURSUANCE Of order tho Surrogate of tho County
Nsw Yo v 9S eS % 70 n hIIme %
binder deceased the same With Vouchers thereof TO bs
subscribe Office of Edward C. Chaplin No % Johnrsst
tho City Of New York before tbs trte,h day Of Decsbs
uoYt-Dated New YORK thu twenty SIXTH day of June, 1850
EDWARD C. CHAPLIN, Administrator
1927 law6nTht SUSAN o. COTTON, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

A YOUNG FaENCH taENCLhmEH qaalhed
n. teach Greek Lain French German, and h-eyer
else may be necessary liberal Of education de
aires 10 obtain employment as teacher ei'asf "a
School In private family Address a. a u go +oo'
Post Office. sl4 o'eou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

T0TIcT i. bereby given puGsasnco oil Sectca So A1
~ T,S ,b,rtrr Part the Revised Statutes 10 As CS
tors Of JAMES RIDGwAY diseased Of the City Of HsvY
thair claims vouchers thereof 70 the suhsr
$500 Nassau AZ in City Of Hswi York OF bS;s ~
Say Of February uo1t-Nsw YORK, July %, 1880
S1 ap u lswswTf JANIS THAYER. Puble A6.rt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

IN PURSUANCE Of order % sutoRato Of tho CooGH
NAV York, Notice hereby sysn TO eli having ss
against JOHN 0OODW IN late of the CITY Of New Yofs, desa
present tho with vouchers thereof 70 the gub5bo 90
residence, No 2S3 santsnstee the City Of New York Of .
fore the twenty fourth day Of Mach nsItaed New Yo va
fourth day Of September, 1890 SAMUEL DICK, ESseu9t
leW6ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

w AATED-A lady TO contiuue The education OF Two
w children Of the ages OF eigh; and eleven. IN The or.
dray branches Of En- siish ed1ca on-Rtsnch draw.
Ing aud Music She viii have to visit them dsy al taer
residence one halfhours sail from New.York sGdfeas
G. A c. at this cfice. with and address sl8 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

~ PURSUANCE Of order OF The suosats OF tbs eOOy
New York. souGe IS 9steby s'eS 70 al pef'9as as sAs
sman deceased present he same with yoGeass hsIeo .;
subscribers at Office OF C. H ESQ Nc 40 Nassau
the CRy OF Ne.york the h day Of February aeIt
Dated New, ORR The l4th day Of August 1850.
RICHARD DEAAREST,
,yl5 iau6nThs RICHARD BRENKERHoFP, AI7eslofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

TEACHER SFANTED-Ins Seminary, to ina. ucl
in French ard MuIc on p!EEotorIe TIE bssi refer.
al 10 experience, cspacy dc required Please ~
sddreEs L. L. 81 Cesar ST. up sas on Saturday. SEPT
2lzi. between g and u a u. SIT 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

MIR. Il. Ii. NASH viii give @ iilnnec number Pu'
1Y1 pills Lessons Singing and Panofofe. Terms aths
rece1ce see or he residence OF the pupil $50 per
quarter. Application 70 be msde Al ga Spring 81
Ng-0Is hall Of lhe .Iue rs Il engaged IL The New
YORK CorssrYhory Of Nusic Al! Broadway. al 6e0dF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

-T0TICF . hereby zen m pursuaacc Of Section S. Ard,
~ Tile s. Chapter Pa. :: lhe ReTstd SAtSss TO Ss q
~ mrs TROOBt, dHcv7sed Of sad Cty, dera,ts
and Or Win te vouchers thereof TO the sse.rSa
present 'hsS e,s in the Cts oI New York. gu OF 6ses So
day OF ,sY JAMES S. THAYER Pubic A.-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sUhOOL-rro-
" fesEor A JoHRsoK, RectorFhe frat quarter OF The
school wear begins on September ID Pupils fitted Tor
College or busness The Primary Department for eleven
year, under the cars OF MI Hobby receives pupils al
10 early az age ks ssyen ye8 Application for ads
gop nay be made the Rooms lower floor University
Buildings Circulars may be obtained also a! the book
stores OF Roe Lock wood Bon, al Broadway, Chsfes
grancis Co 252 Broad way, and Samuel Raynor rs Bow
ery lau2l. 2nl GEORGE s PARKER. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

THE PRINCIPAL. OF SELECT $1,000 WI
tdke TWO or hires cb1yeninto his f>Rly 10 boa and
educate The Institution Is 10 healthy sud Pleasant oca
ton and IN fourishng condition The opco't lulJ 10
cor tdeed desirable there being no oher chill
dren in the fam ~ and the Institution proa=rng good
home with the beat educational advsni' gea Application
n v Terns reatonable sl8 lw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

@ToTICE IS hereby gwen According law, TO al psa ~,
CLAIMS against JOHN A. WARRINGTON, late Of At cN1
Brooklyn Kings County deceased, that they required oN
The same the vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber Ais
Jais Ann Warrington administrator OF sAd deceased AZ had
No - Waltree tie CITY New York on or before t
aSS ,v % isssaS tn HENRY A. cR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NT8GAAaE CREGAKAT's BOARDING AND
Iva DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Union
place corner Feeuth st. Madam LE0 Array regpecaal'
y informs The parentl aud Eusdans OF her PuPs hei 4s
coQrEe of studies Inc above EsdI3don VIII 10 resnned N
z cndsy, SeptesLber 8, leo. saE ltn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

S1TRE6T DEPARTMENT. No = HALL OF RECORDS-ssaled
- Proposals M Dc received the stree ONCE IN
M Saturday September g O'Clock ~ to GU vacant lots
and ud drain IN Thirty Thirty second sts. and t Also
urt September g. 1880 regulate and dag Eghyhrt 81 rom
Third Plan specifications anu all norma ION aorsto
can b. application tie Contract Clerk 81 the Department
September a. 1850 JOHN DODGE Street Cofnssoner SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

C1ROTON AQUEDUCT Observation-Disclosures ParkIPno
lie os gven that petitions have been presented the
osf sf Aldermen for sewers follows Far sewer 10 FOURTH
street IRON La Fayete Place 20 and to connect wh me esf now
6nnr IN Fourth street westerly limo Of the Bewsfy Aso
for Ninth from tho srmi1StIon I sewer nos 9lu
inc in Ninth stree. 70 MONT Of Fourth aPsnne And Ao
G ssgs In CITY Hall Place Chamber street. TO sad TO connoct
with the sewer N All persons Interested IN he ABOVE
are requested to present their objection, n writing atns hH
extent onters, place obusness residence 20 the
AZ gnt NICHOLAS DEAN. Prest. Gro Aq. Dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

DRAU9lGAL COHVEi<S ALTON In the Frsnch
i language with Dr.. WOMB, iesder OF a French AID
American SoealiM School He keeps from lis pupils ND
beat ree enceS Of the city hs sby AID morality IS
HudEon..l ais lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

lN--Mauy have bad, hitherto, no means Of educating
themselves, aud cannot sill apEIe las dne for oven 80
worthy object during the day 70 such The advertiser
aivet notice Of his deSe open flight School he may
be Saturday evening next and ocy on hs eve
ming, al the n Y. Milary He'll. 1888 Rogery ais lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

1tKOTON A0GEDUC1 DEPARTMENT, Rotunda, PARK, Sept
4 nan Isfn-COKPORATIuH NOTICE-Publc Notice 10 hero
by ven petition, been presented in the Board OF Alder
men for sh 70 4h street and 3oth
street RON Broadway also for Plat erect
between Lerng All persons Interested N mo
shove having objections ersto requested to present the Same
writing tag their Of interest and Oir ldiress) to The
Eprinter, at this Office, before 2lth INST
"a Int NICHOLAS DEAN President Co,on Az Dept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

SUPREME COURT Ws,t-hrss-f County. J4aos, ~,
Sasanst JoAa Sullivan arl HAnrE his wife Iaaes Poss
ward Peacock AID HeraH.= . Miller, shsna st Wet
Conr1y.-Suupoas To tie Defendants ab1Te named ~
hereby -
cIuse Which fled lAe 0Aco OF tbs Clerk Of he a.
Westehesst, White Pias hs IA august 1880, sai
copy of your A. peeksk Wssicbessr Ccs. "
N twsny days alter tbs hereof exclusive Of tie t
ssrycsj and Il you Ia. tis compliant -
the plaintiff VIII apply tbs the rslsf defa1a ~
compaiat-D Dated June s. 1870 WILLIAM X, S1iS0s
aul5 lawowTh Plaluu1s Aite,.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NA}INANTpS PRIVATE Boarding school Tor Boys,
w al Lizzie Ferry, nine niies from H9poken, y Xhis
Tha school under The charge Of A WINANY and lady.
the number OF scholars is limited to ai1eep who may On.
the school uncer twelve years Of sge and be hned 9I
business Terus for tuition and board from 800 10 $40
per year Circulars may be obtained at Mr. e. Oarander,
corner Canal and VarleG ais NeW-YOrk. $40 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

CtROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARfMENT, RoIUNDA, FatSh.-
OCORPORATlON SOTICE.Puolc notice > hereby gwen may
petition presented the Board OF Assistant Aagfen
bev, between Avenues ana -
en- mn and and to have a cos
upon property intended TO be benee thereby All
persons the above having objections thsFeto he rs
esed 10 present writing stating their extent OF interest,"
nd addressed to the Engineer Office before he 0th
80, NICHOLAS DEAN,
ali i'm President Ctoton Alueduct Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

Nm PURSUANCE OF order the Surrogate County
aYork hereby gwen all having claims .sAo
THOMAS STOUT late the City Of New York deceased 70 pre-
aent the same with hseo the subscribers at their req
aspce No las Allen the CITY Of Nav York or before no
krst Of nsxDaad New York the Goth day OF ha
1880. CttAttlE5 y. Siool l, AaihlnsHa0t
mss law6m* SARAH STOUT, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
LEATHER HOSE.

F7OggTRR EN9IaEg 6tsamboss Factories, sT&ENR
4 WAsHLRs, Ae manufactured from the best oaz-tsnR.
Oh leather With wrought copper itIsis aTsYs OF hanaRpa
for salo by JOHN Il. BOWIE L co.
Curriers' and Leather Dealers, 30 BeSry-st.
hs have for SRls calf skins, and grain upper
iaaha snd carried leather of svsry description k7lmz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

I'm PURSUANCE of TN Surrogate OF tho CosnV e
1Now York notice hereby gwen all sms asan
JEFFREY JARVIS late OF City OF New YORK. dsesased 70
tbs sans vouchers thereof subscriber at he 0o
~. tao tlV 9
on or before the fourth DAY Of November nsILDae NsT You
lot day of May, 1850. 49, - .
my lawtInt 5HELDeN HUbbELiA Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

A2lS&Es CGLES'BO ARDlNG AitC DAY sCdOOL
III fof Yoa1x Ladies' RaikelssL vii re open % Aon
NAy, Sept 3 1850. auZI
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-20
Fyon ths 81. Louis Rsp..bliean.


GENERAL TAYLoR's CALIFORNIA MESA The
recent message Of President Taylor. in regard to
affairs in California. has played the very deuce
with the calculations and the hopes of the Locooco
members of Congress- and their echoes all over the
country. Twin resolutions. IL will be recollected
were introduced-in the Senate by Mr.. Clemens
and in the House by MIR. Venable-at early period
after the organization, putting most searching in
quries to the President to the part which he had
taken in producing the present state of political af
fairs in California. II was supposed by the Loco
focos that these resolutions would completely
whelm the adminisl ration--that General Taylor
would be forced odisclose corrupt and indefensi-
BILE interference, ON his own part and that of the
administrative officers in California, to bring about
the institution of State government--that such a
government was formed by the instigation and I'M
der directions from General Taylor, and did not
emanate from the free will Of the people themselves
There was treason to the whole people. and usurp-
alton of power, on the part of the President, as
these Locofocos thought, and SO they charged.
The message has since been placed before the
country. II is such we had a right to expect
from the straightforward character of President
TAyLoR. 1t is a clear, unsophsticated, manly doc
ument-frankly stating all that he has done and
taking the responsibility of tat the same time
thathe shows has done little
than to sanction what President Polk had directed
his officers to do. Instead of finding any act fol
which the President could be reproached, or his Ad
ministraton censured, there is nothing in his Off
cial conduct which is not justified by the action
his predecessor and the sound judgment of the
country So far as this attack is concerned, it hal
proven very harmless one, and SO it will be when
ever his assailants choose to make direct upor
his official conduct.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-20
Local Matters.

INDIAN CorcsRr.-The Canadian Indian Family
viii give two more Of their interesting concerts
this and TO morrow evening", at Temperance Hall.
A highly respectable audience attended their first
concert ON last Saturday evening, and were more
than gratifed for their presence. The voices Of
these two young ladies are very sweet and harmo-
nious, and conveyed much pleasure to the listener.
We trust, as their Wait to the States s prasewor-
thy one, they may be warmly welcomed and pa
tronised wherever they may appear before the
public. The price Of admission has been reduced TO
twenty five cents.
ADsLpM THrArnE.-Mr. CHARLrs PITT made
his first appearance, for the season. at the Adelphi
on Monday night, in Shakspeares justly celebrated
tragedy, in five acts, of Hamlet in which he took
the principal character and fully sustained the
putstion he enjoys Of an actor Of no ordinary me-
rit. He was ably seconded by Mr.. RoBERTs and
Miss ANNA Cruise, the latter Of whom sustained
the character Of ophela to admiration. Indeed,
In some Of the scenes, Mr. PIrr held the audience
spcll.bound by his graphic representations, and
drew from the audience applause both loud and
long" We may safely sAsert that the performance
on Monday night has seldom been eqused at the
Adelphi this season; and we are glad TO observe,
from the warm reception Mr.. PITT met with--the
attendance being = full ono--that this theatre IL
rising rapidly in favor with the citizens Of Wash
ington.
The CANAL The contractors for cleaning out
the canal resumed their abors on Monday morn
ing last and by II o'clock had reduced the volume
Of water fully eighteen inches. In few days,
should the weather continue favorable they will be
able 10 commence the excavation between 7th and
9th streets.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-20
Telegraphic.

New YoRK, Feb. l9-p m.
The barque Henry Trowbridge arrived here yes
terday from Aux Cages. She brings no news OF
moment. The officers Of the Spanish frigate had
gone ashore at Civilian Bay, and were seized as
Dominican spies The commanding officer de-
manded satisfaction, threatening to take II per-
emptorly, il not granted. The Haytien feet had
sailed for Aux Cages a cruise after the Domini-
clans II believed, however, they would not
succeed in finding them on the out cruise, as they
had taken especial care TO keep out Of harms way.
PrrrssURo, Feb Is.
There was large procession to-day Of the pud-
dlers who on a strike-about one thousand being
in line. Those who sent for from the east
have, with a few exceptions, refused TO work, and
express their intention to return 10 their homes.
BosroS, Feb. tsp. m.
The two American volunteers who served in the
war in Yucatan arrived here this afternoon in the
brig Golden, from sisal. Their names are Lewis
Clement and George Rowley; the former belongs
TO New York, and the latter 70 Philadelphia. They
were both lieutenants, and though the Yucatan
government deeply indebted TO them, they
were obliged TO work their passage home COM
mon sailors. They represent the country near
Sisal as being quiet.