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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

This VIII certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGL
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR $ a remedy for Sore Nipples
and ceeruly recommend those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, valuable ar
tiCle to cure il. PHOEBE BRAY
albany, April 1876. MARY MOORE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17
AsDREw !, I I fPLg ! spv Mi q \ sEYMouR

A. F. COCHRAN & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERGHANrs and Di-
" rect Importers of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc,
have always on hand;
FIGS-100O drums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
HAiSlNS.ln quantities TO suit purchaser;
SHEil.ED Al.AlQNDS=@0 boxes, in fac order; 90
PEGANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-Soo
pEFPER s1q R ust5fi' GINGER, stc-4OO bags;
OLIVE OIL-500 baskets pints and quarts PagnOl;'
WINEs-Niuscat Claiet, etc. in boxes; Malaga, sweet
-, and dTy; PoEi Wine, various qualities, etc.;
BkANDIES--Various qualities;
BUTTER-AIways hand supply best st. Louis;
ORANGES and LEAdONS-Of direct importation, and
All kinds Of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes
CHAMPAGNE-lO0 baskets;
Z BRANDY CHERRIES-300 cases fresh, landingt
FIRE.GRACKERs- 900 boxes first quality No. 1:
POWUER-Agency of the celebrated American Chrys-
81 Sd Powder Company" Suaransd5, superior to
A LIZ, PORTER AND slNDRIEs-
"A l90 bbls, Taylors Albany Ale;
% barrels Western IS
&c casks yassar's Ale and Porter
leo barrels Newark CIDER;
30 barrels Refined Whale OIL;
go baskets OLIVE OIIr-Pagniok
$40 boxes Star CANDLES;
800 boxes CHEESE, English Dairy and w. Rs
i9 9go ssess and d tiEkins Western BUTTER;
100 tierces HAMS, Sugar Cured, various brands:
% ties. Evans Switt's Sugar Cured DRIED BEEF;
250 boxes Eox's STARCH;
Loo boxes Boston :,
50 boxes New York LOAF SUGAR,
80 barrels 8. Crushed q
instore and landing and fer sale low By
- A. d. GRIEFF & co.
nnd1 Lew
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

II owhsena, moi having tesed hls Saapallia in case
e receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
FHrmer OF WestehestsT county:
FORDHAM, August Is, 1877.
Or. 70oHseRd-DeaI Sir: have little girl seven year
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits we
tired almost everything for her but without at last
although we could find no recommendation circular
Tor cases like hers, thought, she very delicate
health would give her some of your arapaa and Az
glad did, for only restored her strength but 81,
has mad return OF the Fits great pleasure and
prise She Is fast becoming rugged and heary for which
feel grateful. YouTs, respectfully,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

For Eryspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Ia Invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time, but it driven in, and will e-appeaT the same OF
other place The Pain Extractor however, dras out.
and completely removes the cause Of the disease, effects
ourhc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-17

I l4U0Rs-Cog Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and Irish
D1bn Porter: -
half pipes COGNAC BRANDY:
puncheons JAMAICA RUM, (yery old and superior)
in bond and entitled 10 debenture:
puncheons old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
entitled 10 debenture;
10 casks Of the old Montiliado SHERRY WINE, so
much priced for its agreeable flavor:
20 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE;
80 casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in quart
and pint bottles.
The above liquors will be sold very low to the tEade and
ia26 John TOOIE o. Rank PLACE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05

S. P. Townsend abandoned
the Field !
LIE w q 2 ENDEDi

Tn. voung man who sought to maze the people
belieys his SarsaparilIa was original has finally
sban oued the field. BY selling his business to some
STRA SGERS. Beng convinced Of tie iuutil8ty Of
warrsn- sEairst the better judgment and Senvie-
tiouE Of the people. he has a. last disposed Of As
busiEess ana retired from the contest -hus virtually
Admitting al that was true in our publications.
Aftes accusing the Cld Or. Of selling the use Of
his name fsE 8 week, and getting NJ false oftia-
vi-s rlsF5etEE ths ola DIS. original Recipe; after
tryi.e % s-l1s enc CT our vorknuu 20 disclose 70
bim kuortie5se Of tie Old Dr'z. Recipe by Offering
as H;Ea as ll7}i after making the most tempting
0Eera to c5a Ola Or. himself, Of HOasEs, LAs5Ds,
zosfr ars Ps R-sERsHlr through bis counsel Hor-
ace -=s5l- ~ Van Felr, 10 leave Theupson, skill
man, * Co.. aIa 80 over to s. P Townsend with
his .cre aud teach ha 10 make sars suarilla 30 as
not - soCE7FEEIENT and BURST the BOT
/ TIES. atssr hbeiliug tie members q orr firm,
calling us " j set # ulriucipIs5 men" and other
hzr15anes, Es has finally thrown mp che whole ba-
s5nsss s. .5r heavy load 70 carry, and TusfnLEo
+ the suauss upon tile shoulders Of some STRAIN
( GEES. sho1 be il5acod % take lis place under
the -er-ucs 5Aas 5ley could make money by the op-
ezat!la.
These STRANGERS we understand, in end placing
soma ,lt5sts name the bottles TO deem It from
its zast clz-scter Fer SQUIRTING ana FERHEST-
ING wliE7 . really the highest aslao7le dzulent
Of t1s tEa-E cf all ve have heretofore said If it.
l. t. = VIRTUAL C0EFES SION th1- Il vas rel
ther z1a-s IS chemist heretofore, ner had the ad-
van ;s-es of chemical science IN its manufacture
WI. not tAe people SOW see the in position and
auuE-r in eglslaz s. P's. 1rEicIs good I1edicine'
~ ve confess AL tle rzseality % Ra.ERLv dis
played is aarhIuE 20 chat OF these STRANGERS IN
plz..ar cr5r be bottles the name Of chemist,
for ;rFEET while CT the same time tie Sarsapsrl-
IA u made aI-sr ths F0EzCLA Of s l. Townsend 2
/ Rec.Fe-
Ii tie Rse=rs is cHAvozD then It becomes
/ ANOTHER ARTICLE, and Should 10 called the
+ sTEAsGEEE' sAEsAPAEILLA or ~ some other
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SlfFyf
Town Of F0ra EVEnnebaco
WISCONSIN

TINE SUBSCRIBERS, Proprietors Of tlo.-.
Il mediate Land Of the Fox and Visions ,-' 4.
ers known as the "FoTtoge," having suf5i,51.55...
for a city or pilot, offer their lots for sale tb,-.'
their Agent, Henry Nerrell on the premises
B. L. Webb Of Detroit
This locality combines numerous advance.
building, for residence, and for commerce
midway between the Lakes and the AIiss;ss.,,.ss
river, on one OF the future great tnorougbEsrag
tween these Waters, at the summit between 4 II
and at the point where the Steamboat Canal 80
meets these waters by means of the cut from -.
Fox 10 the Wisconsin, across the plot Offered -
sale. Building materials OF the best quality 90.
abundant and cheap. Timber from the ~
hills which are contiguous. Pine by water from H.
Wisconsin Pineries, Lime in abundance. and ~
for brickequal 10 that of Milwaukee.
Climate resembles that of New England and Gen
tral New YORK. The region contiguous COM
ses the best wheat lands of the West Tie Tra
the Wheat ana the Lead Of this region viii b. f.
portant elements III the commerce Of this place Z
cilitated by the great work now in progress Of fr
proving the navigation Of the Fox and Visions
Rivers
The grounds Of Fort Winnebago combine grez'
facilities for commerce. and for pleasant residence
The plain which separates the two rivers. s-f
through which the steamboat canal IS c0ndrc-ar
Is bat moderately elevated above the rivers a+r,-
ding facilities Tor basins, piers and side canals
which viii be constructed by the propIletors as
fast as the settlement and commerce may demand
There IS an ample extent oIIand c0ntizuous-5 .rs
business grouEd elevated from 80 10 go feet above
the PLAIN Overlooking il and the two ri9ers) o.
surprising Ioveiiuess IoE family residence or public
structures; partly owned by the Subscribers an.
for sale, and partly by the United States, and TEN
poraTily occupied as military post
Ons-thira part e the abore City Pa
1riH be sold az Lois at Auctioa, on IN.
Premises, an IL9zaay, tie stb day If III
ly merit tivl
ALVIN BRONSON, Oswego. Y. y.
B. J.. WEBB, DetToit-Proglfagrs.
All letters must b, postpaid. 3m. u.zgv.3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
California Stoves.

A new and superior article constructed
of the best materials, upon a new princi
pie, very light, occupying less space, and
requiring less fuel than any other.
Water, Provision, Tea, and Coffee box
es kept constantly on hand-outfts from
one to twenty dollars.
T20tf i. G. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
For the Land of Gold.

A new article of California Stoves con.
structed after the pattern and principle
which experience and emigrants have
found to be best adapted for a trip Of this
kind in weight and convenience, equal tc
any in market
Articles of all kinds suitable for the trip
kept on hand, by
RICHARD ARUNDEL. Agent.
Dodgeville, Feb. 22d, 1850 [5Otfl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
Perfectly Cool.
No ExciaeEmemf-Egaxs Oaa Hand

The Subscriber having purchased the
Tin and Stove establishment, heretofore
carried on by T. Cornish, at the sign Of
the stove, is ready to accommodate all his
old customers-the customers Of Mr.. Cor
nish, and all others who wish for good bar
gains, with any article in the Stove, Tin
Copper or sheet Iron Line, on the most
liberal terms. A share of public patron
age is respectfully solicited
T2Otf1 /. G. WHEELER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MARINE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK
100000.
Office, on U-aisr Street, IN Uiscs' Brick Ro1o,
VINCENNES,I IND.

This Company having duly organized, and ten
per cent paid IL on the capital stock subscribed
and the balance secured by mortgage on Real Is
tate and by personal guarantee. are now prepared
to effect Insurance against loss or damage by Fire
on Buildings Merchandise. Machinery Nanufac-
tories and all descriptions of property; also, on
merchandise and produce in the course OF in,4nd
transportation. the risk of the seas. &c. &c: also
the huIls Of steamboats, and other vessels and up
on LiUcs of individuals going 10 California. The
rates Of premium viii be as low as those of any
other responsible Company.
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock of this Company Is held entirely in
the West and controlled by western men, and In
no way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. r. n. CARNAN, Yincennes.
VIM J. HEBERD
.JNO. ". MADDOX, "
JACOB PEA,
SAMUEL WISE,
PETER P. BAILEY, Fort Wayne
THOMAS ]. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette, *
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Haute,
HENRY d. ALLIS. Evansville,
SIMON BOTTORFF, Jacksonville,
WILLIAM HUGHS, do.
LEVI SPARKS, do.
JAMES KEIGWIN, do.
Hon. r. y. CARNAN, President
SIMON BoTToRFF, Vice PresL
C. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary
w J. HEBERD, Treasurer.
rrShort Life and California risks taken at this
agecy at extra rates.
NJ. NJ. COTHREN .age1ut,
Mineral Point.
vinccunes, December goth, 1s49. n33tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
q sE5ssC Notice.

=. Ii persons are hereby notified not e -.s 81
"a pass, mine. or die upon the following ~.
without the written consent or permission Of =
owner:-East ! of \ W / Sec. s TownsAlS %
Range 2 East
.aLSO. \ E4 of S f ! Sec. 6, TOWNSHIP i. =
Range East, without the written consent o
owner, or JOHN MUSGROYE, .HseHf.
And further notice is hereby given, taaL l-.;,7
bid any and all persons from buying OF IT, .ts5
any Lead or other ores from the above u7-''
lands without permission as above. -lrro1S
ABNER NICHoL''
Mineral Point Oct. 2-th, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
~ wkEY THOUSANDS

sufferers rom the very ye -r,,rs IF tbe day
grave, after q 'iig y - -l,l,r,ssr,ds t,aI
had utterly failed al =. .I,t ,,,,iirro r,io,--
have permanently -, rGs itSaIf i bT-
meut Of health "'-'s'1' - i5ss5 has tbeir
partial 6es...g- - -e,i.II,- rr.,ze5 that If
efficacy invaTIaDE ol-' Fr,5rsc,,lo1s ~
has appeared =o-Les 80 ,,-,tb tba beantifuJlv
those who were . E;I, ~, az. cr,,-
PllasaPhcai PIae.'1 - -bS conseo9entlv act
p1lhase' alii - .r=5 and sensible action in
d vas = tI'-- channels If life. and en-
paniyag tAe St's-57 ~ +,, and ,-s-r-- that
5lns mem Ill., - +5e.r narne.
lleN were i INA . -...--. -,- -I-l,--az ,r-l,irl,
th.s5 ll-1 l-- , :. the T.TFE. N5FDT-
o1LsL .. - -,l-lv v1gltabIe: and
EANE%
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05

II All shelters viii be looked 10 and As-
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, or or
er ores raised on the above described Lands. an
removed from the same By them.
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent
Mineral Point. Sent. Is. 1917 5rt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
Notice EXTRAORDINARY!

THE Subscribers having taken into Co-n7rtner
snip Mr.. Henry WILLIAMS, it becomes necessary
that all debts due Us either at Mineral Point N
Milwaukee, should be paid Immediately.
SHEPERDS & BONNELL.
N b Under our new arrangements we are pre-
pared to offer greater bargains than ever, to the
public, and we hope to retain all our old custom.
ers and make many new ones; being engaged dE
recuy in the mandatory Of Stoves and Hollow.
ware, and importing all Of our Tin and Copper
we think we can safely say if YOU want better
bargain than you can get anywhere slse in thi.
State, call at Nos 81, So & on. East Water Street
Milwaukee or at our Branch Store on High Street
Mineral Point.
Jan 18th, 1850. tf5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05

EnBY GOODS-Just receiving At the Cheap
- Store on the corner of Chestnut and High
Streets, large and wei selected stock of Dry
Goods, consisting in part Of the following: Broad
Cloths Satinets, Beaver and Pilot Cloths of differ
ent colors and qualities Cassimeres. Sleeps Gray
Cassinetes FIauuels of all colors, Kentucky Jeans.
Saxouys, Merinoes, Germalna Cloth. Alpaccas-
different shades.) Beached and Brown Cottons.
DriIlings. Shawls lIittens, Gloves. Hosiery. and
an endless variety Of prints The above are among
the Staples, which, together with the Fancy of all
kinds. make It a desirable stock of Dry Goods for
the purchaser to select from. The Public are We
~ respectfully invited 10 call and examine before
making their Fall purchases
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
WIN RUSSELL. e5 Catherine-st,
EhcuuEarEsu.

THIS is only Of aa four thousand Of Rheuma
Towuseuds SasaPara has curcd The
and chronic weekly eraated by its extraordinary
ESQ., ihe assistants the Asy
Backwe Island is the gentlemen spoken Of in the following
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
THE GREAT ARABIAN REMEDY !
Original and GenuIE
Celebrated Arabian Liniment.


alb s1
byn
g a Liunen andCi ain
anvoth age of the world
The reaA aI Remedy compo
Arabia a
onyl mos N heal lin qulltes these
pal yquca
Jr
II
o n moi kim
zsprnso bruises
artoftl
Of efneb
anda diseases
bres
Ge com a W an inflammation
GTr rs the day
A bianIi
fonon O e mos ting popularu physician in I94a7a
to certify On FARRELL Arab
ina ow which
edGal and can therefore its the public
c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
NV STOVES -,

100 SUGAR KETTLES received this dav
Il w at SHEPARD & BONNELL'S.
Also lot of Herrings Salqaaa9c7- Safes. which
Wall be sold at New York prices, adding transport
atom. We are agents for the sale of lIeneelY-s
Church Bells and can furnish them of any weight
from 100 to 2OOOlbs. 25+f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
Beech & TiIley's Cheap Store,

where you can find any article you may wish, from
the most splendid Silks, Satins, B--adcloths &c,
&c down to a steel Thimble or Jack-kniie, and
as for prices, we are confident we can suit you,
even should you be as hard 10 please as the most
difficult politician of New York
If it werQ not asking too much OF the printer,
we would give YOU a list ofour Goods; buJ if you
will Just give US call, we viii endeayor TO ac-
commodate you IN quality, quantity and prices.
BEECH & TILLEY.
October ID.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
e C.REEg ER E.gRD.

2 teHE subscribers are now receiving a large Il
- OF P!ae Lumber from the Wisconsin Piner,
SHEPARD 4 BONNELL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
sPEETENE KEOOR.

DR. TowNsENDI vesy believe that sarsaPra has been
the through Providence Of saving Ee have for
years had bad Cough became and At last
blood
de5itGted and reduced and did expect live
your Sarsaparlla time
change wrought ! able walk all
city. blood. and cough has LEFT You
well imagine that ] thankful FOR these results
Your obeiIeEt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
Ecnntr md HaeI[.i.

variety
sr,-. & ~ f..,,,r me-
close t. r.--s .f-
.q--rs hid .r.-.r as.., ~ .t.- 80
~ de sfr7Ii.5 r +. ..l-s , .= - - r,-,. - &
human face Divine as Ft as l l"c 2a0Haf rich and deNcatniy
..''s cremation
o.- ~ .' % --. l-'8. i--- -'. 20 's' sStTs
-. . , t -. -t-l.. p. -is most eEyli-te
~ -. ~ q. - II .i+ a-5s sa!- ils'es
\. n. .-.- .. - l.-r 80 ~ 10y
l-ar .e t.4---g 49, 49, - r. -
- r. 80 - f ~. p, ---,
/ trrg .,f ''-,'
,,.-..-. -.r No.. ~ 80
,,a-. r.. 81. 49, .. ~ Us ~. t.2'ia 20
.i 'a,s. .f@'-'a' are
r -4'-i it''5 =. t4s Ntt little
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has opened his Office in the
Il Store of JOHN CARTER, and appointed Mr.,
John Carter 10 act as Deputy in hisabsence.
JOHN McNAIR,
Treasurer, Iowa Co, Wis.
Jan. 81, 1850. 17tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05

i'f9.ez i. Drugs. Medicines, I'aints, Oils.
Dye-Stu5s &c, &c.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
M0EEAIS
riea PILE and PhRnix BiiterS.

n. Medicines have now been before the
n,,r1Ii. F.- a period Of FIFTEEN tAak2, ai- n
5Irina that time have maintained q il.-5h Ci'1l ac
Il. ,7d immediate power Of restoring per
~. LIN 10 persons suffering under nearly every
- .-aase 10 which the human frame IS liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
Ead5es and Gentlemen

saF YOU wish to see the most splendid stock 0
II FALL AND WINTER GOODS, (selected
expressly for your beneft} ever before offered in
in This n1arLet. inst call in at
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
DIR. TOyy
COMPOUND
S A r S a p A r l. l. a

WOHder and Blessing Of tAe Age
The Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
up Quart Bottles cheaper
pleasanter and superior any sold. 1t
uitFou ronsitHg, PHggiHg, sckeHIEg
debtiitEtiag the Patient.
The beauty and superiority Of this Saapara al
other medicines while ercates ae disease aF5sorates
the body. Ii Is Of the best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known pGres whole system and strengthens
die person pure end rich blood
sd other medicine. And Do this lies tne grand Of lis
wonderful 1t performed within the last five
100000 die8ei esst l50Os
has the lives of tlG1
5000 children during the past seasons
10000 cases OF General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
whole
To those who lost their muscular By the
medicine the
Indulgence Of the and brought general ply
OF the system lassitude, ambition
fanng decay and decline Fastening towards
disease Consumption be entirely restored by THIS
pleasant remedy This Sass para is superior any
Envigoratins Cordial,
and invieosiss system activity hs
limbs strength system
degree
Cousans ptiOn Cured.
and Strengthen. Consumption Rr9Eohis
Consumption Compliant Colds Coughs
Sp5ttH Blood Ng
S5eats Difficult Prosc EzPsctorati0n P4ia Side &C.
huuES uaHdra he ~urEl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-05
EaarIv one Hundred
. CARE TO TIE PU BLlC.'

rv.-sEF srs sat PHYSICIANS, ans thus every
rz-. 81 .z-e, G-r himself whether SPEAK right
~ rra ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

OYSTER WAR TRIAL-COnfsc0ti0H of Bodts--
There was a great excitement ut Bergen corners
yesterday, attendant upon trial before Justices
Thomas and Van Wrinkle, under the act imposing
tine Of $40 and forfeiture Of the boats Of non resi-.
dents Of New-Jersey found taking oysters within
the waters Of this State.
A week since we noticed the arrest Of two men,
Staten islanders, with their boats. The men by
some crook or informality, got of-but yesterday.
the Trial came off to determine the right TO the
boats.
Messrs. Wright and Bentley appeared for the
relator John Frost and the MesIrs Clark Of Staten
Island for defendant Addison, the owner OF the
boats. The crowd was great that the Court ad,
turned to the Court House. Staten Island and
Bergen Point both poured forth their population;
and after long argument the Judges decided tnat
the boats should be forfeited 10 The county and the
Staten Islanders went b0afless home.
The first Of aggression in this Oyster war we
Learn, was on the part Of the New Workers. VINO
arrested Jersey oystermen at Sing sing ard ar
rytown, " DO lost their boats and were lined sou
Or Bergen men, OF course, retaisted, and 'aey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
The City Industrial Congress.

The various Delegates who were chosen to this
Congress Of Workingmen, by the Benevolent and
Protective Societies of our City aud vicinity, as
sembled at Keen's, Fourteenth Ward Hotel cor
ner of Grand and Elizabeth. st. last night.
On notion Mr.. BARTHOLOMEW DERHAM was
called to the Chair pro TEN and was assisted by
several other temporary officers, when the Dele
gates org anized themselves into Committe of the
Whole, MICHAEL DoHESY, presiding assisted by
the officers previously chosen. The Committee on
credentials received the certificates of SO Dele
gates. An election was then gone into for officers
X. ARTHUR BAILEY, Ia Printer was elected Pres
ident; Vice Presidents, John Stevens Parsons
Day. John Mitchell and John G. Braubach; Re
cording and Financial Secretary, Henry J. Crate ;
Cor. Sec. John H. Keyseri Treasurer, David
Marsh; Vigilance Committee, Messrs. Patrick
Dillon, b. Derham, w. S. Gregory, Alexander
Morrison, Seaman, John ]. Redderson, Samuel
Pancoast. 1t then resolved that the officers Of
the Congress be empowered to procure accommo-
datons for the meetings of the Delegates in the
City Hall. The day and place of the next meeting
was ordered to be published in all the papers of
the City, who sympathize with Labor.
To night the Cigar Makers COMMITTEE meet
at the Head Quarters, corner of Grand and Eliza
beth sts and the Gold and Silver Artisans at Stone
alls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06
California.

The ten days later adyices from California,
received by the Cherokee, viii be read with
interest, though they contain no news Of
special prominence. The Legislature has
adjourned, after a session Of about one hun
bred days, during which time they passed
143 acts, nearly all of which were directly
necessary to the thorough organization of
the State Government. The accounts from
the mines continue as cheering as ever.
Trinity City attracts constant flow Of en-
igration northward, and additional harbors
have been discovered on the Coast. The
people are as patient as could be expected
under the circumstances, and from the res
olutions given in another column, it will be
seen that while their attachment to the
Union remains unchanged, they are not to
be swerved from the just and dignifed
stand they have taken in favor of their Free
Soil and Free Constitution.