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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
By THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL,
New.York Firemeu-Gen. scott-markets'

New.york Firemeu-Gen. scott-harkets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, July IL.
Not long since between fifty and sixty Of the
New YORK fifemen passed my Ohi;e at pretty
rspid rate with the Paramount Engine. They
broseht her out for run and they seemed 10 enjoy
the iun. They are fine looking men, and give US
very favorable opinion Of the New York FIRE De-
partmeut At fire this morning 10 Spring Garden
they went into service, manned and beautifully
worked the above named Engine.
Major General Scott arrived In this city thls
morning from New.York.
The Corros msrtet has undergone no change SONS
nrib,r ,ma safes of Up snd and Nsw-Orssns a. '05a
h h on I'm The demand for FLOUR, both f0f export
sno ey cop,umpon continues limited. Sales OF 5p DOS
,lspoafd brsnos for export Al ~ per Dbl and goa
n ous and Coe- but lue doing The f,smer s neld Al
s7! sac of 5o bb Of The lsUer at sll DOL WHEAT
h ,esrce ard no further ssrs nave come undef our noCs
The last sale Of RYs 65 c's per ousn Ooks vs. Va
nj ., osmsnd ard prices trh- nigner sAs VI o.Oy
bnstsls vellcv Al OATS are In steady d-nan1 IL
sg.ntfci. Tor Psnnsy ssnis and 40 cts TOR slqtnen-
uusty Il 6rr ,ses 10 bhs at s. ard bids al ~ cn
s.trs on STocKs -FsR Bodyd-B rem tO~nsnlp
RsIl 81 IL Mere and Man 81 VI PIt,olrg ~ zreaa
sf lI5i; 5 do, Il5t; s5oo Guy So, - ~ si@ seS
81 I5, 10 Penn No ~. % Norristown Nd ST 10 DO,
III s3iG Wilmington Rd g. slt; scC0 PltIlburg Bts,
"a roupops IS; $3.50 Read Nd lii eIOuOCly s. 10,
81 SIS ItbIgh lot II sz20O sch Nav o. '65 57l.
s,ernd Boayd-bO Penn 10, ~ % DO to4 81 do, ~
a. 40 enc Boa Sc. IS s9i 100 Morris Caa ioi $40
irbish e. IS coo New OhsAns City S. 50, 10; 5000
MfutLR.on Hd Ca
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~ The CassviHe (Geol Standard announces
Gen. Lewis Csss of Michigan as the Democratic
Union Nominee for the Presidency in 1884, with the
Hon. Howell Cobb Of Ga for the Vice-Presidency,
subject to the decision of the National Democratic
Nominating Convention.
Another Slavery Extensionist Loco sheet in
Louisiana dominates Cass for the Presidency and
Daniel s Dickinson for Vice. The Bayou Sara
Ledger is the paper which displays these nomina'
tons at its editorial head, and it thinks that this 10
Liberal" concession to the North, and ticket
for which all Southerners could unite.
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STEAMBOAT CASUALTIES AT TIE WEsr.--rhe
81. LOUIS onion publishes long catalogue Of the
steamers TO which serious accident has happened
in the Western waters dufihg the halfyear ending
July l, 1850. The results exhibited are calculated
to give rise to serious reflection. The aggregate
is 81 and some others probably overlooked. The
lo.' Of life By these scciientf was nearly Fire
Hnnd'ed and Fly; $40 are positively accounted
fcr, ard others believed to have been lost whose
pomes and reIidences remain unsscertained
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.r,.les., before the close of the August

~ lekhb bS-SAN
sssdOn op o,rdof
Do Aldermen constitute the Boa'do'
-, does the Board Of Excise have lea
noomi Are refreshments for the boara =, =
.,,s maid as contingent expenses O' inc -
counoi. or az incidental expenses from 'n'
fund. or from the generosity of City Han Aeep.
:, Taylor, or by private Subscriptions o. -"
WI the ghost Of the deserted u Tea II '0i" I'LL
sver.
ur,,.u,-ws understand that ths eco'asn
Guards. Capt A. c. CASTLE AMI inc .'n'uS'Ou
Cs-,;nen,,ls Cant DAREow have united the"
SO-''' - al..,s,ed the North American Tor the
rn,Do,e Of gv.s their friends an exclusion to New
Len On the q9d inst They Will be rec wed 50
-, Nsv.HaveB friends, by the New-haven
Blues.
UsrrED STATS TgOoPs FOR WAsHtNGToN.-A
Attachment Of U. S troops, composed OF parts Of
nsbt companies and G Of the lst Artillery, from
Governors Island, lrh this City yesterday morning
Is Washington. where they were summoned to
attend the funeral Of Gen. Taylor. The detsch-
rent numbered los muskets. 1t was accompanied
BY the splendid band OF tie regiment, eighteen
pieces stroDg-tho whole under oommand Of Capt
Brennan.
TEMPERANCE AT THE FIVE POIsTs.-There will
bs Temperance meeting held at the Mission
Chapel, corner Of Cross and Little Water SITS.
Rive Points, 10 night. Several eloquent speakers
have promised to attend.
erwERs.-By reference to our report it will be
s.sn that the Board OF Assistants have concured
=, the bills from the other Board for the construc
Ton Of eleven new sewers, come Of them Of consd
cradle extent
STEAMBOAT AccIDEkT.-OnWed nesdayn night at
so'cloek the tesmboat New Haven run over small
boat at the foot Of Troy-st, N. X. There were six
penons in the small boat two OF them, David and
Jacob Banta, were drowned, and one, Daniel De
prest, had an arm broken His arm was set by
Dr.. Tallman, 643 Hadsonst. and officers Parker
and Carpenter, Of the Ninth Ward, conveyed him
bOme The other three who were in the snail
boat escaped without injury
FrREs.-At o'clock on Wednesday night a
Gre broke out in the bakery, 1876 Third-avenue.-
The building and stock were Injured to the extent
dt7Oo.
AHre broke out Wednesday night at i o'clockin
,sms building in the rear Of the store Of John Pc
tuncell Esq. 347 Grandst used by him as ware
house. The building was consumed, together with
he goods in it. Loss about $500. No insurance.
~ Rev L. B. Rock wood, late Financial Agent
d the Union Theological Seminary, NewYOrk,
sss installed pastor OF the Congregational church
II Rocky Hill, Conn On the 9th inst. Sermon by
Rev. Dr. vermiye Of New.York.
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n Browns Esscnce OF Jamaica Ginger
TN Essence N preparation OF unusual excellence Dd'
ma he Summer months family or traveller should be
vAout In relaxation Of the bowels In nausea and par
taGriy In sea kness an Gcyo and safe a. well az
pleasant aud efficient remedy.
clursE-Peuons desiring an article that can be relied
ou prepared solely fom pure Jamaica Ginger should %
Encalar 70 ash Browns Eseenee OF Jamaica Ginger
tseh IA warranted be whal 70 represented, and 10 pre-
Red only by FREDERcK BROwS, aud for sale al his drug
" eAsmica store N T.. eOrceI Of Finn and Chestnut ss
hlsdelphia For sale IN New York. a. wholesale ey d.
tCBPnAF n Fultop-st Also Tor sale by
rhomss Maxwell, 81 WllliEm-sI
Rushion Clarke Co. ITO Broadway, 10 AsIor House,
~ rs Irving House
John hihau, 1888 Broadway.
&c. Wells Co 81 Eig1sh avenue.
Ia CoddlDgton, ms broadway and StD Hudson+l
W. Chiffon, corner Of Broadway &nd Eighlh-sl
w. H. Hall, corner Of Bloecker and Christopher sss.
4 w. Gabsndan. 81 SixIhsvenue.
Dexter NellAgAn, Albany NY.
c. w. Badger, Newark, ". J.
g. C. 0orhAn, New-Haven, Conn.
A J. DolalogT, 81 WSn-st
Dellue L. Co PARA Row SCI Broadway; $50 4th-sv.
And by ali the respectable Druggists ana spohecSnes 10
b United States my23 2misrukF
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TO LEI AND tUK SANE.

~. WANTkD-By small family the upper part OF
- msoerale sized house, good LeighoorhJJi, WIN
- Cotton water, ara occupied by but one family. Ad-
dress Tribune Once, win description Of ap ailments
and feuL which must be moderate Ul2 s.
o. nOJsE AND TWO LOrs "a n 'aststl'''foe
Il lokshe opposiio The ID spOL for sale Too hpuie 10
new win rooms and Basement aud The
los are more Than full Ths property 1. pleasantly sua1
ID aud viii be sold for the small VI SEQ bq. $50 70
Quirrd down Apply 10 U. WARKEN,
1Sl2 II - Norsh William. i1ncuos Of CnsEnsm-st
g. 40 Lkr.-A tIore, go Broadway betreen
- Twenty Ffrt .ni Twenty s-c1 d SIS ut 10 let %
I'VE. Twenty Fra, and rwsoy- 1nd SIS. ~ f,et
font 10 rear 6of et deep. Inquire of NJ DENNIS, g8
Broadway. from 7 10 A NJ. aLd 10 r. NJ glI j.
q fAhM FOX SALB, IN UBbNs co. L.. L.
F-CoDslsuuR " 200 acres Of good lad, Ia healthy
Iiuslion, Liar The Long lslsud Railroad with good
dWelI lOUte, ouihOussA orchard sc Hall 10 Cleared
AID bait wOOd.dd WI be sold uuconmOGly log, AID
pGft u ihe puce may remain on mOflgaSe Tor tufhef
particulars sPPly 10 p hcGREGOR Counsellor a. L.",
IS NGsAu.sL y T. UlZ ~
o. otaT heaI Estate Aare-ne~sts see vim Pa2e
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badly d P. Ray, Robt Oldham and @ w. h.
naor OF same Co. slightly injured Robert Ras-
seh' Hope Hose, arm cut; w. II Bsckus u g.
Engine. slightly Alex simpsoa, do, hands burned,
John shi liDesbroash. badly; Floss Hammers.
fatally Charles Smith, Pbnnix Eosine arm 10.
iured James w. Parkinson South Eighsh.st in.
jared in head and body; Peter A. Ksyser. am
wounded II. Gorgas, seriously; George Kelter.
badly Mary Farley. arm broken and other ~i.s
hurt; Sarah Donnely. seversl, banned, Mrs. Cal.
lshan, do Mrs. Hays, do yooOg girl arms broken
and body burned; VIM. L. Bsckmsa, both less
broken Myers Flesham, severely Jonn Patterson.
lad. dresdiully b1rDed, Cornelius Brian, arm
broken: Thomas Steel. badly; VIM. Mills, both
legs broken; Henry Gorsss, collar bone bros-ni
Thos McNesy, arm broken; Robert Craige, badly;
Jss Bsnmel. Hiberuis Eogine. badly Patrick
Doyle, CO. badly; NJ chael ]. La Barthe leg
broken Moses Jordan Washington Hose, hand
crushed Adam Lex. Penns Hose. slightly
Charles Nee sep. do. badly burned; Joseph Car.
U. s Engine, slightly.
Mayor Jsnes has called q public meeting 70, tho
purpose of obtaining pecuniry aid for the sufferers
IL will be held this afternoon IN ladepsnisecs
Square. Much sympsthy is felt aud expressed in
'nis city for the unfortunate persons who Toe, their
al by the conHsgrstion. aud many Of our ctix ms
hays contributed literally for their relief Tae cor
porstion Of the Northern Liberties have contribu.
ted i0OO0, and taS en- other means 70 assist the
sufferers. This general promptnem to relieve ia
very cred,able.
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UAKNUM's CHINESE MUsKUM-s5s Bros
DARNuM,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I. sr

JARRIllH l. oH-
ID num- ropretor, Onn Green wood Assistant hsnager
Foufth eek Of r-0penng Splendid Exhibition. and FER
formsnces every afternoon Al 81 and evening al e. Con
meuctDg on Monday July 8b engagement OF an entirely
company. TIE alter loOu eniertslnmenu cond, OF
nsgic ard venoQulsm by Mr. Harrng and the force Of
the amt Belle Toe eyoung Performance commanding a.
"a O'Clock will consist OF hzt sterling Mo-a and Dometuc
Drama Of The DRUNKARD, repeated on this occssi N
afser ts immense success with q completely cast Mr.
C. w CLARKE 80 Edward Middleton, Miss Alexina
Fisher a. May, Mr. Hsdaway as Blu ID ,wton Mr. hsnkns
Cnbbs Mise Slsnhope ss Miss spindle Among th- new
curoses are the HOOser GisnI the Mammoth Lsty the
Fairy Queen Queen Adelsces Carriage, Wax faoleaux
Glass ing &c. Admission . cents, children under 10
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IN PRESS.

IOHN BARTLETT CAMBRIDGE haf In press and
u viii shorty pub ish "GhOtn and GhosSeefs, or mo
Nieh aide ofNsiure" by Mrs Grove auhosesI Of suian
Hopley &c. &c win Notes and Appendix. yl2ous
AT GENERAL TAYL0R'S FUNERAL hie
n care aud have your linen scrapulou'y whLte-to 90
which have IL washed Twevereet pan, which renders
It A. whle Alpine snoS. One person can do lage
family wash before breakfast without help snd without
machine or using any acid Ii invented by the great
chemist Lebeg and by him sold for ~ 800 II warranted
njlre the linen The whole secret printed 10 my
psnphet for 81. Send CT cal on II. TWELVETREE, 80
Easssust New ork. Letters must be postpaid Current
money taken par The Christian lnteigenesI says no
lie should be wiihOu, It, Specimens and teslno
uss can be seen and and country references fu'-
ushed The material used IA cheaper Than soap and can
be had anywhere BlIW
NEW mUsIC.-JuU published, Loves called
NDreamn anew ballad written by Chas Carroll Leeds
music by Assh- Abbot Mr. Abbot 10 one Of eur best CON-
po,ers and this song will doubt equal his best produe-
uor, Published by WIN T. MlLLEf, 3l9 Broadway.
Ard for sale at ali the music stores. Jyll 2us'
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~ To the tarBishcss aud Poishers OF sue
rIiy Of New.Yorh and RrOOklyu-Ths vanish
" ind Polthen OF the Guy Of New York and bronsyn
We requested TO attend meeting Al the Eour'eenh ward
Hoe soulh west corner OF Elizabeth and Grand soen,
his Evening July 18th 1884, at ~ O'CLOCK, as 6usine"
importance will be lad before the meeting BY order
fine Committee ,,o,..
Kev.YoIk July Il 1854 Vl<N
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Harmony Division, No. ), sons of Tenn
psrance.-NEw.YoRK, Wednesday Evening, July 10,
Is4i -, - =.
General ZACHARY TAYLOE President OF the United SIaes
win sincere regret; that cordially unite win our fe
lovizept In ex pressing sediments OF respect for
I'm man our admiration Of his rmness he intrepdity,
Nd bic efficiency msDder and our faith IN his lofty
unotsm and incorrupitbr honesty &c Chtef Magistrate
Ro,ed Thai sVncrr~y condole with his family and
hends In their al cling lose
Roeed That these resolutions be entered on Tue mnuee
n Ai, meeting and published In The kew.York DAILY
ftbune and New. York We.ty Organ; - q
Wis ia SAMUEL Il. CAVERLY, X. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

RECRUITS The schr. Adrian arrived at Norfolk
on Sunday last from New. York, with draft Of ll3
men for the U s ship Rari.an, bound to the Paci
fc. az the flag ship OF Commodore La Valette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Ar GRNRRAL TAYLOR,s FUNERAL tats
SCHOOLS.
Professor Won HEERlN0ENs
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,

~
No 220 Thlrd-sveoue.
yREE SCHOOL for instruction 10 Plsno, Guitar,
- Hsrp Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given 10
o old or system OF notation, or both al the pleasure
sfthe pupil Terms In classes per month only Tor use
Of Instruments; pvste lessoOs SIS per quarter Of "a lee.
The Conservatory; do. do 80 per quarter o. resi-
fences myfhm
ERENCH TEACHER WANTED-Wsned. =
Prsiesisnt LADY, nstve OF France, - Instruct 10 tbs
French language 10 Femae Seminary situated In eas
ant town In New England. Salary about 500, exclusive
Of board and xpenses References given and required
dres postpaid Teacher Hsrf I'd Conn iii The 18Th
inst Aherwsrd, for few tsys, q, the Irving Hol'e,
New.Yorb. Vlllw
A GENTLEMAN having small boarding. school 10
besuuful location, f. hodrs ride by steamboat from
this wishes for lady OF mature character OF sgreef
bic and accomplished manners 10 suoorin nd DIS estso
Vstmept One who spests French with ease aud n1ency,
snd BIO could teach drawing would be much preferret
Address. stating particulars and referencet and where an
hterview be had, Box X, this Office. Vl|N
VISITING GOVERNEss.-A lady who hiss had
much expo rience In eschog IL DESTROYS OF oOiainhS
engagements IN tbove capacy Her cJurte OF insHuc
uon mp ises EngIh, french Drawing Piano tjre ana
Sir eing Letters addressed, ~ visiting GJver1eti
al me Office OF this paper wi be attended TO jyllP
40 TEACHERs.-Wsn Teacher OF good ad.
ofess Rfa u6e and married man preierfed, 10 take
charge nfs Boardng School two hours rds from New
Yoff salary from 40 10 81 $50 per snnum Adfr~ss
Tescher, tribune once. Jf<o'
. GENTLEMAN VINO has had much experience and
~ progTessin eschiDg tho guitar syng and sing az
would be happy TO obtain few tchOa more. Terms
moderate Apply TO CT, S8 BroomosL Jyoouse
Cyy- 10, otne, SoADoi Aoscrtrse-e.t. see I'D Page
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~ P,re pennrtuenL-r Fire Alarm Bells will
sled on ssto.dsv July lSlh from II O'Clock AN. TO
IN du,iug the Fune1l Ceremonies al Washington OF the
~ OF the Upe1 States In case OF IRE In tbs
@ or secor Sec tone Rngersare instructed 70 strike
NO. ALfkEV OhnSOso' NHio' HIs SO 70.
Chsef Engineers ON - iulv IT, ls9O Ol< ~
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N.wyo,L-p,,t rre-enI q nd Future, BY u.
lOrieT Bedep M prepared from othcisl sources zoe
hird editor OF ibis won bound whthe American Adver'
s,sr rse,enee vol for purchasers contsning the cards
mefhants ana manufa tufers Ia every line OF business
s been issued and i. for sale by PRALL, LEWIS CO
lubnshers Is Nassgu.st yl< "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

~ Omtcrcp fraternity The members OF this
Fraternity are hereby requested 20 wear The usus OF
mourning Tor the space of fifteen days from Friday I'm
hn BY order Of M Ne l-rI w y. bkOWN, .. n.
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS,
aTRAuSSA CELEBRATED BAND.

Comprising l6 Performers.
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, from
Il SPIN 10 Pm. Ferriage reduced TO four cent?
NIB the weslher u unfAvorable, me Coneen
will come o6 The frat fair day. B9 llus
rI,HE DUssKLDORF ACADEMY OF ZINE
II ARTg-Hew Panrtngs recently arrived nom EUROPE
among which Germsnlar By KOehler worn OF Arr OF
die hehes c.Gss Tho exhibition Of Paintings By Arists
c the School, has received many additions and re
mains open at the the Hal Of the Church
Of Divine ULy 10 Broadway between Spring and Prince
ss from 10 O'Clock, AN Ill 10 o'crck, 81.
Admission, IS cents; Season Tickets, so cents GAIA
logues ~ ceus JeiS u
TYMNAsIUh-Mr CHARLES OrTiGSON would
Nmost specially Inform the public thai ne n" oscom7
soe proprietor OF celebrated and extensive Gymnasium
oripir aisd by The ae hUurq0in 598 Broadway, nsu
Nibos and 10 order carry cut tho plans OF hs superb
e,tsbu,hmeuL has engsged cel7Ofsl Gym lssc from
Germany whose practical knovled Of the srt has never
been eouaIed america by aDy professor TnOs7 pqDhs
OF The ite professor whose OF subscription hal oJ
"a pred ano who drsTous Of continuing, will by call
toy joining durirg July, be treated WIN on the most
Ibersl tsru, Further particulars al the Gymnasium.
iylo lw'
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EXCURSIONS.

- S.Ap-sf- NEW-YOHK AND GREEN
GF1&ESu WOOD LINE OR STAGES -PoSsOns
8E&z=EzGze1 wishing ~ visit Greenwood Csmesry
o. ss,i1f any Of hs so1h Ferry Stages In Nss,fofs sne
sl f1d ssses always ready % convey hen W Gre-n-
wood by he shortest and mos pleasant rOute fare oay
sru He's lmis' CARLOS GAME co.
~r% ANEW.lOkk ANO FLUSdlSt-
ENates---f -f-re ~ -Th- ana CON hl'oNs
- steamer ISLAND CITY leaves fecs,s,g'
Newton, daily lsKcept suacsysl - A. 40 M
Reurbng caves Flushing Al II A N ard N A..
PersOls oesiIOus " making al excursion sD'al " -
Yo,f DO better than embrace This opportunity Luo
"a ensve nurseies snd gardens are GOV 10 mel
ION Of aores md the genu-menly pfoPn7tol Always
happy to receive visitors n..,u, .,d s.,h....t
Ssse. Tor q real .na Lle Neck, kosyn sea nsnossel
~ nj connection with this bOsl 81 r-duced iNes Jy"t"h
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIRI.o,s aAanrn


n .,I1s eeHhVsShAN L CHIPPENDALE Msrazera
LIE 4 .LSIN9, July D. tie enterAinmsnts wiu com
n'7Sse Wtn Grand Overture by the Orrhestr,
~ Oe I9l9wed b. the new ExuagaxanxGo
cm..,.....IaE ISLAND or JEWELS
$50 p,, me 0reat Mr. Nickinsor
c,,, NicKiut1u
V,,rounf .COcover
T,,,eir. Jhn SCI on
p5,e... hi,u u rhRHala. Vernon
gtdsy. Miss Emma TkVoY
usr tghre,. a. 1iss Mar TayOr
~. ~ - we F.iry Berevolsuts -. Ma Cooover
~ 80 .sIsA We FAIRY Msg1rne .......M r. Scion
, 80 3D. OF hAf hour whsn the nsyaif-sni
psil :" III DC tnrovn open 90 Promen-ds na,,cae
st t.a Families may obtain Ice Creams AID
lower Saloon for G-nternen "'-e 'N' sp'l1'i1
-,,r,,r. 10 ro7rlute with the eans1T ~
HIM THERE'S A WILL THgREs WAY
pon ,isl.eA'"hr Wsc0i DJu Sci .io......N NJ Leach
pon Lopez ''....Rsyno,di F-aueescs.. Miss WLack
seeley ..',.'.t orence B!asche. Miss NcEinIon
optn - - connnenc- ate O'Clock.
4 HsTLk GkRDEN-F.fh uighl Of Tue ceIelrs.sd
- hbt,La NaliaI OPEN Company guder the drecaou Of
sebot osaan -fus righl here OF Vsrdrs cse rated
Opera OF EhNAhl FRIDAY EVENING Iuly IL wiz
re peru liItd FercPs fsv0rie OperA Of ERNANf-Ei ira
SiRnoTine ssfAnoni; EiuAni, SIg A Vsgu; ia A.
loG elRhor Y. Sadial Silva, sig l. HaTui: IAgO sig
btfiaii Joena sigs L. Belili; Don Ricardo slgnor P
Ctndi WIZ Ofaud Chorus aud Pal Orchestra Of gas frat
Ariis Nae sho and Director Of The Opera Sig. O Bot
ietiti Lstoef OF me Orchestra gnOr L. ArIlu. CON-
NET ces Ht p o'c ok Tckets 81 esnta
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PosTOFFIcE, NEw-YoRK, July II. 1850:
~ Mail for CatifOenta.-Tde regular Mail FOR
Csiforna per u 8 % All steamer 0EOhGlA. VIII csose
Al Ais OF CO, on Saturday, the 18Th inst G2f NJ
WIN. V. BRADY, Postmaster.
CHLs BuRDETr, Assistant Postmaster. jyl2 q
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PINE FRUIr.

4 TAYLOR 81 Broadway (sppsits The Tsoer2teiel
- Ttesfes every morning ana Sfsrs f0r sale, en11e
sct BAN srss sv-egwser Froar. nae Chssslss sne
ssscst Grapes SoeAiEes P-sehs. Fss. C,5frss kssP-
sries suswbsuies he B.sssu Of fruii seat u any
sss 81 ID. o Ad earofliy PACKED 70 ~ N the essany
f,4 lnlaA WkF
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Incidents.


At the time OF the explosion, q Jew family,
named Marcus, (sigsr mskers) who resided in Wa
ter 81. opposite the store in which the accident
happened, were sitting by their goods which thsy
bad removed. Marcus Marcus, aged II, Caroline
Marcus, aged 10, Isaac Marcus, aged IL. two soas,
and daughter, with the father, Joseph Marcus,
were ell overwhelmed in the ruins and smoke and
flames The young man was horribly burned, and
died at the hospital: the girl was borne away d.
ing, and has not been heard or and the lad is mss
ing. The father in the efor. to save his chiIdfen.
was badly injured.
great msny thieves have been arrested by the
police, and they have been sent To prison by The
Mayors OF the City and Northern Liberties.
This morning a number Of charred trunks and
half consumed skulls Of human beings were re-
moved from the ruins. Several whole bodies OF
men, women and children were also found underline
fallen bricks and taken 70 the n K. police stasioa-
house.
Numerous half distracted mothers, fathers, sis
tiers and brothers visited the OF the fire and
the ststion-houses to-day in sesrcho Of missing loved
ones.
Thousands Of people were collected about the
burned district the blsckened and desolats appear
ance Of which 10 pen can describe.
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Extravsgant Estimates.

These calls Tor relief were very exusysgant. Ths
dispatch 10 Nev-York, 10 which Mayor Jones Is said
10 have authorized bis name 70 DO attached vas ao
surd. IL stated that the upper part OF the city
was all in a.m.s,7 and agsin, that .soous nile
square Of the city was ia asmss, and thss ls w.s
possible 20 arrest the progress OF me names "tn
ths force of the city" Such Wild assertions are IN
worthy Of full grown men. They were nos en:es-
tanned b, any reasonable man that We saw. Afs.f
the panic produced BY the explosion had saosided,
no one entertained doubt bot that the Ore woad
,oon be checked with our own force. Toe actual
are. on the fire, instead Of being - mile square"
h about 100 by 775 feet covering about ten acres
There was equal sxrysssnce in the value II
the property destroyed Some have svea pat is a.
three milioos TO Eve millions. We have stated
above our opinion of this We also have al sst
mate from q gentleman who considers the loss n
reaI estate about ef0o 900. On many Iots the pro-
perty 10 more valuable DOW than is vas bef~e the
6rr the distraction u baidings being positive
reliei 70 tho owners 10 Instances. shoaxh dA-
as0vsa - Ne oooap9nM.
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SESSION LAWS FOR 1850.

ryyTJR Laws Of the stas OF Eev-Yort, passed at the
la, Session Of the Legssturs for sale by tbs snbsth
bers Al their law BsLk aud Stationery Store 58 Nassau
o. opposite he CITY Hall
BELL GOULD, Stationery Dealers
tyIt and Law B ant Publissera-