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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

TWgVER4iFY 6ltAnMAG kUh0OL-Pie.
isseof e. 4 JoAEsor, Secto.Tae first qDarte' Of hf
school yesr begnx September % Pu1ilr ar1 meg Io
college or business fhs Primary Department or eeTeA
yesrs nnder he care ofAr Il HOBBY receives pupis az
a esY 40 eye ~ xix seven @sEs EpccsLon 2r adie
son may INSIDE ri She Moons lor.er floor UnVefslt
Buildings. Circular may be ob!sned al'o g ths 6o9s
stores OF Roo lockwood Son All Broadway, Charles
Sercis Go 80 F-osdray ana Samuel RsynoF IS boz
lsu2I.hrl G2OR1F 2AAXkS Prnctps
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BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT B efore Justice Morae.-Jos
c. johnson va james CuyThs cause berg called I'M It's
repu a. order OH aenda and no one appearing Tor
a,ff on motion OF defendants counsel ordered that 1t
be r Isnutoed with cois
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SskIYfTE TsEEIGN.-Au unmarried pf0i5sSloha
ceL. eIuau who retirement and s oat Of shaca'
irg wisbts tive usucton 10 pee able pryae lin
Nv he haze pieAIF0 room sud hoird In return
for hts Fhe e3vere rad charge Of 40 academy
fo several years aed s familiar with the 7es ooea Oh
impAiue hcoET!ed Being In delicate he ai'h ne wish g
10 be occupied oul7 few hours daily and IN Ihe
shove indicated References exchanged. Acdfes. u
HirA
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GR.s2ff{EIS Ia

"a Ra9 KEXT!! fuE J0UHr q 1872 q, TAI ~
" ORs COOPERATIVE UNi0H fAiL5EiL ~ 20 aS
f&SLIa9&EFF, 49, IA t15s cpe d1tif fy11 % r.
rar, Ia TOW oper f. b1soeassld puaic lr5TroA 80
cve Their fellow sr4sas AID cize9s . ca3sT ~ &
inert from splrrdd Rsicrisd stock Of Esl seg " -
9oodE. Every g.u,sn1 L warranted 20 nj aho -.to
the nos, fashionable ca Ebls style 5sy q w.
come Knt sss vhsi working msohEn;5' have ~ -
n 3 Is. M,z.a..... o-- doc, sa-.s Of geesnls1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

susagv.1 LEUCHTE ~ NEWTON, Plane
6kzS1Jsss @ Forte mandatory and warerooUs, 20 asd
cnas Tns s a hs5n oS for sale
nom 81 ocavcs In rosewood and mahogany cases.
These instruments made in the most substantial mannef
Of their best seasoned materials by experienced mo-
chanics under immediate charge, and are unn'
vailed in of tone and delcncy of touch Those &c
distance by specifying their wi8he9 by letter IN regard 70
stye or quality tome may depend upon faithful selec-
ton All instruments warranted f. C. LEUCHTE
SID 9mt II. J. NEWTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

EIGNE TEA sBTs-A fresh supp, OF Britannia Tea
l. peiA Coffee Pots aud Uius latest aud Dsst pa'!eFns
iub received AlIo Fluid Tampa hAe assortment o.
Briiahl L5ups for burning irift gas asa on1t ts
Tbey are Ed5 7sfy 81 OBJ ana psfteciy ID q ~ US
Hanaac:nse5 al for sale =, BTit4rna ~srohos -
Bcrlng ftp by [o53f LICiJ5 HAhf'
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LAW COURTS.

CouR, OALENDAR-Tt,s D ay--Superior Court
-Noa 10 g. 10 10 81, 6e4, %, 81, %, p
Circuit Court-Noa SIS 6ls 678. e95. 74i, ITO, IL 772
g4 915 ST. 978, 98S, 984
ConnOa plec,-pe,s I-f3os 64s G45 643 65l 65S eel,
Al $50 $50 ST. PartlNos 636, 64O Ga 6l6 6f9, $50.
$50 $50 664 372, 1872.
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CtLOTRING AND TAILOR1NG.-.-Imn e1ss
0stock Of fashionable read nade Clothing OF efgIy ~
scrptonl9o0 Goats from 81 to 81 5et0 fe5Is, Ll5 =
10 81 0 Pants fro s. 10 s. 10 measure Cloths, Cas-
sineres and Nesings, embracing everything he" on.
fashionable 1Istrae iii always guaranieel a sI5 70
house in the civ for cash Remember the and num-
Der MICHAEL CONWAY,
IS Smeodt l38 Fullon-st near Broadway
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COPARTNERSHIP.


6NOPARTRBRsHiP.- Pho Undersigned hAys this
v day win HEN IL ths Tspep5r book and
stationery bpinets, JAMES FORREST. Tho business
hereafter will he conducted under The and siye Of
EYILJ. CONNER & co JOHN STILL
JOHN w. CONNER
Gan francisco, August Isl 1850.
Fhe undersigned have associated hemsstes together
urdel Tie nsu4e and a,ye OF STILL, CONNER co. for
The purpose ransEcug wholeale and retail neWspE'
per hook aud siaoDer; b1eness In san FsnciEco
OF Clay and Daponl snd al Sacramento City IL tna fs
cor Time. building or Second between snc Lsu Th"Fs
they pfopered supply the trace and Inc pubic on
tha Trnost rsAsors able lcrrnE JOHN z. STILL
JOHN w. CONNER,
JAMES Q. EORREsT.
Esc Francisco suSus, l. 1880 s242W
DISSOLUTION Notice Ia hereby given bat tbs CD.
hPpaItuershfp OF seJedcl rockwell OF 81 Pearrst
civ OF New York tns day dissolved by mutual ten
All persons having claims agsirt tn rm are 1essed 20
prescul them 10 alter Hoeswe. one Of the firm, for
sd iu.u en rpd al person. indebted TO the drm are here
hy notified to make 10 him as be Is authorized TO
'''"0 49, sPENCER g BENEDICT,
o51wv WALTER IL ROCKWELL
MIOTLCE.-Thein tsfe.rof no lte THOMAS DICK
~ son 10 The firm OF WARD, DICKSON CO ter
minated on the let dcy OF August 1880 The surviving
pnrlpers con the business heretofore under t1e hfn
Of los Sc %A8p, ulcAsoN Gu.
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LIVERY SORE ON The sKIN-fs!iarA, itching
EAcSnce.s consumption lie ac aasl 5e soo1 end fad.-
- VIOtrs q 4i6aoc 81 arod rsts~scezs VII De
-. = =, "a. oas.s ais tBr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

sbHOF.S 4vK or DRAWING and Teacher OF
Z Dtsc,ipy ve Geometry EId its appicznoGs 10 Aren't
,cturc $40 Nj echsuics5t9 Houston e. oeer 8foadwey
RtFERENcEs-Rev Robinson, D. D 257 g een-streei,
Eev-Yo I; l. AcapSiz Professor +! tbs Unyeffi!y OF
Cambridge; Dr. Ara t}ray Professor al the Harvard uni
ver.i.y Boston Joaeph Henry,F. l., Washington, &c
Gc 6c o5 2wt a
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IMPORTED oARPET1H as,

zndPoRTEU OARPETIN as,
FOR RHE FALL Trade
hiTH L LOUNSBERY ara now recsiNhk iLsli =.
TatEs gRUSsELs. IAPERI4L FHREEfLf, ~
GRAIN and oLney CARPETiN9S. comprising onS oil l2s
afEest moa! c0mpl>s apd essrabis s1sonneas 'fei q
tsfcd In ihls r!=rke -.
Ths purchaser oeioE 3sne entirely Tor CASE anosa
ibeEn a. gEntsgsf " making selections ta oot le PAs
ana slAcs lhsr sea =. lie lowest posS.52 pI--o;
EugHsh spesIry Csrpeis from lis 10 IA par ttLe
EipeBsh Brussels C srpets from esso us per yafp
s;pellsb YbFee.ply Cstpels rom 7s TO lcs per ysf1
AMERICAN Thtee-py Csrpeis, from IL % % per ysta'
Eu2lish sGd Am9rtcss suPefGcs lnAEsln S1Pa@' f''a
fngl.h .5G 41nercso 6ns iasrsn G=fpe 'foa ~ n
'e 39 9aD lngfsa Carpa. OF u 70 u psi yad
Sre > Iarss stocA Of Gnz lis9 sac American fboOE
OIL CLO7Ha from feet 70 a issi vide.
UGGEfIHGS, 81, 81, IA Ar le-f Woe, @ith D
van -ocgJly lo~. BATH L0UNs6EhE.
80 ~ ~ S5s-s Nth cafpei ssoEe ron chans ''T
= nfLFiCzAL LGEOBEs AIeEanars's AI.lhcisj
EAI4ecne+ approved ~ Al NE pfEe1noaefs tazi 1a's
4.r lnen Ta2 possess nsIursl eech he rdTan
aga Of economy cleanliness AMI facility d application sne
deserve t1S especial sIlsuUoa OF county pGJ5csao arc
fArnets An invoice iQsi received end f9f Gale %
i iu7 ALEXANDRA l. GO q Aaiden-ane' H. I
lucrative EMPLOYMENT gtyen 70 lsdies
Hans ge1,snen vEo have e.igro Cas, II lish snd
genlce fancy work G1ghI in few easy erscns Soas
erbe nsy be d:riied OF sooa Is scqag "
Apply Ctrso1ay. 6eiWeen the bCG:s Il ~ al1 u
ROSE u 5sfcE3.. reaI fF0sdT2y Fsen'4H 81 81 W.
iDg s. q - =
%glCaEIiJe GID KaeABAlsnl.Elpp p. aaA y e
lYszTOaE Caifcrins z, - - pfoYt dnseyS ds.
@ i - enu. Iar1ps and ai ID tden92 =
a-sl s. re- ass Sc ectsd fo t3n ~ &c E.aisasfss
sA'cy S9s' ~ ~ Iosr.st psssble s.AiAs.
n s-ghs rsts snSs'isa as A@i9 snis ~
pres --. 80 rlf ihe cure Of
=, pLf;nJts UI lnAX sALVEs e, aUsaRoN.
s saS co II5 bo4drsT 10 Ati'' 81 3m'
8rosf TIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

sea FOR SALE OR EXTHANGE-rbreo lets ia
~ Newark n J % by l5 md 100 land in Adams
"sf" County, IL ~ miles from tho town OF Quincy. The
land half wood and half prairie with stream OF water
running hrough it will be sold low exchanged for
city property or any improved places on the lines OF the
Hudson River New Haven Railroad not more than ~
miles from New Y urk. aud uear station Inqureo
ali i'm X GLENN, 1874 Futon5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

MFRS. JRNVIs $ CGLD CAaDY.-The Bape
lY1 and An!ido,e
Regh cough, heoh teRh,tchlsm.-
4 cough and ssueeac.
Who desIes ouch vie paroaysm
IA tAeEe
a tort offs MIXTURE OF spray, showers and thunder,
That eeens to reud luuRs nose and aIynX asundsr
Would GU SndUre lis
Ofcourse not then cure II
Ifyou wknt specihc, just 20 and secure IT.
Don't make YOU ffiends nervous.
Bat aeek min JERVlo!
Her Candy Is al ways Of INFINITE service
1t ext pstet bronchilia-
And then 1t SO tweeIs
Thai ius!esd Of rred'cns IT really hessis
lts tae Ia umense;
For Who minds lhs expense.
When cough can 10 bsuished for twenty-five c,DtE
Sold wholesale aud reality 8rs ". JERNIS $50 Broad
wEv enc docr above Fcgrkn.st and sold by Dnggirts
GENERALLY Agen s-ll0 Broadway 10 As,0r HOuts; MrS
Hayec I5SFolmn s. Brooklyn, cud Dfugei,s generally
Each package IS luvri ,hy signed Hrs. " JbRVIS Be
turs 10 All e! Mrs JERVls's Colo Caudv OF Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

-YraItY0RHIA BOORs-fhe Aerchantg
~ HtneS.i Boot-E l. BUaHHEh Ferry-et
bss no - ready variety Of Boots for ,he oai!orni&
s@ prrket 10 which he would call me attention fahp-
e. 80 S,sJers He 10 now able 10 supply promptly gay
n lila varoCs s47es of ho hight Material and properly
Ds5e Ths Msfchangs SooI just The thing for Sac Ffsu
r1.~srs az ~ E!-ers Boot beauty f0f hs dgginga
80 aw. L BUSHNELL Ferry a.
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FARMS FOR SALE

<ss EXTENSIVE AND FAi.uaHi.k TiJSss S;s7
s=S ERTY FOR SALE Is SHREWSBURY WV WV.
AA JERSEY.-Th extensive and valuable Farm ~ pI..
adon OF tie late Alfred Bishop, Esq OF bridgeport Gosn
situated II; NnruHlsOu, the township OF reWsbury Nos
mouth equity n is offered Cor sale al a price mud
below the market gaiue o. property - TIA, vicinity
This Is the desirable property Ia that section aud WA
purchased BY is late owner With ra'y Of obtaining tho
most superior and desirable plantation 10 this part of .ha
country II hes pronounced by uany Of The drss
ag1icul,u5is;s N tls country
Shrewsbury AID Ea:outowu con- eiet 70 ho cy OF New
Yurh tive steamboats, running ia ~ & nd rom Ic aadla
one mile distant from inc properly bounded Oh The sGaI
BY the South Shrewsbury river or bay wAcn furnishes IN
unsurpassed facilities Tor fishing, shooting and sailing
Tins splendid estate collected BY te !de hF bsh0P
nom i0ur distinct farms adjoining each o5nel ana Ne5 10
geilor form farm OF four hundred AMI MY acfcS au
OF winch with tie exception OF twenty acres OF thrifty
growing TIMBER y LAID ont in oarc fields 50 connected
with lanes thai each different field is connected "a
iaiJne slfDg OF stream o fresh for cattle 10 enced
with yeuow locust posts and sfr hs re and ia under ira
highest state OF cultivation
There are upon the properly three eonimod1as falae
aousee oarh OF principal iosn Mansion House SIX
vel constructed tenant houses laYge Windmill an obsery-
aory tower 20 feet high Doathouse I'M abuu apee o. barns
extensive oyster grounds
Il is we stccsedNv, Crt trees OF every kind raised i.
tins climate and toro belongs 70 ~ eNhAu5;ess h OK
green sand mari exceedingly ric. In It's tertzng Oh Utica
peculiarly adapted 10 eHrtchng and keeping he sod IN
its present productive stats e sG. exceedingly aiapieS
Il VIII he sold Il desired II separate farms ranging ~
prce from 50 up S2NeIe bur viii be sold wiIolS
81 a considerably lower price
Property III lis immediate vicinity has risen IN value
least q per cent during the las years and continually
and rapidly increasing N vuc consequently heo can DO
no risk in purchasing. -
news . NasSau-st NewNork where map OF the property
can be seen 10 Capt LEANDER BISHOP upou The prem
ises or to either OF he subscribers at Bridgeport Copa
Bridgeport. August % 1850
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O. o6nsoH vs. james CtyThia cause beirg called in us
repu order The iaendnr and no one appearing Tor
plsi uf on motion OF defendants counsel ordered 'hs II
DO cienltned with COTS
CoUNTY C0URT.-Preaent; Hon. Saml. E. John
pon County Jud e. ard Justices sryker ard oorlelyou
THE TAIIoRs RIOT EAST BRooKLYN.-Ihe People,
ereirt, Michael Gems Hethen Ernest Baar, Henry
fioizay( Horny SchIcQrr indicted for creating riot AZ
Fast BrookLyn IN july tQst; and G4 agIia The sane par
lies sepe,GLp for Qssapt end bltte~y-The csss was
byou hi on seetro hefo ths Court the District AOr
rey assisted ny Henry Aooe, Esq for the prosecution,
and Col Crooke 'oT the deenge The et, com planant
and defsrdarts are German aios residngiu Fest Brook
lyn The deenduts undertook TO compel me com )!suaol
80 op the strike" pgsirn the employers bY force OF arms
Th5 attempt resisted by The complainant who slood
on his reserved Tgbta and grand flare up among The
Du;chneu was the result Of t1ea9 proceedings number
of warrants were issued against the rioters, who were
held on rxeui1ai0n fer trial IN Tho Counts CouF. The
complainant Adoph GEragg whose fleHcy In English Ia
not commensurate his zeal created GONE amusement 10
Court yeteIdey by bis testimony The offence for which
The defendants ere on uia as according TO his pirate
oIosy nothing rhort OF revouttor After Ihe al had
PROCEEDED for ume OF the accused, q au7 aad
HolZepul discharged mottou OF their counsel,
there being evidence agsna them and Ihe Jury sfIer
deiberaion found oLlY CT tia other three
guilty OF miad emeacoT, Wiz ETne8t Baur, ard recon-
rad he would pronounte seuence for The peae1 but
would hold 1t the defendant TO DO enforced Ia Gaze OF
nrre misconduct Col Cooie thanked tho Court for his
eniercy and the paes s the Court Ia gres! giles at the
TeGuL
COURT OF 6EssIoNs.-B efore Judge Johnson
md Justice sulyyell sud Corieiyou-Tbe argument 10
ihe caao OF he PeoDle against Gtshd RncknIH was get
down for Wednesday next tor prosracted argument
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no FAMILIES.

VIE subscriber especuuly brgs esY5 10 inform lsii-
LIEF ihst be is fully prepA'e3 % supply them WIZ
Sect Veal, Mutton L,nh snd Poultry, OF the choice.i
quality AAo, Couary.fed Pork and ssusAge1 manufac-
IN their sssaod Fer PISS patronage tbs Gnae signed re
!utns fs hanks srd desires couhlusIce OF the ssnne
All hitcet supplied by elm be relied o tins best
qusity, AID al The 10 sest tsies
sEWELI. DODGE 2Ss flesokerat
n B. Shop Butchers trrpliet he Reasonable
tsImB E25 Snecda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

Pp0ER3irC eCfiQ0L At THE HI0HlAN0s
sPOF THE hUUsOH-?re Winter term Of the Peess
kill Acsc emv Scafdine Bchool fr boys VIII heglu Oct
~ ~ new, .tud spis csn bs received 10 sspp yvae
giet Cca an couaititg and reioe-ces, car be
lad OF application 10 The t11,c, r. 80 80, 49,,
pesksti1 Oct 4 1880 o5 lHovlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

IL en- rcuainR AainemGtcs aud tho Natural scieaces
unemployed from 2! 2 NJ destrea an engagement
either il school or family Addrefe Teacher 8r2ad
gay Post Office OK o.
grRACgECAL O0rVR STATION Ia iho French
1 language. with Dr. VlONIS, leader OF Freuch and
American Bocias School. He keeps fron bis pupils Ing
beat refs ences OF tho city hi, ability ard morality Ss
HDdr0u-a els NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

90 THE I.ARG EST e'soI;'a en- Of Bed
seds Bs r. ha are 81 f9 w TIaIasis IS
Warehouse $50 ChaitAmst cofneS d
Tie attention Of hoasee9Pers md Ii6 9tI .es
particularly eEA Ids reno7sted Gotta wholesale end retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

5ssssgsssssl PIANO-FO RTES-Persona about pur-
chasing pianos viii find it to their adyan
~ ri ri Htdge to cali at r Glenn o's nanufactory,
y " j glGi Fulton-st west Of Broadway gon-
ern assortment of mahogany and rosewood pianos
sany hand which viii be sold low for cash approved
pepper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
so If Z. GLENN & 90 l9l fult0nst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-07

LEATHER HOSE,
EIOR FIRE ENGINES Steamboats, Factories, STREET
L WASHER3, &C m4uufeciurns from tee beat OAK ian.
ned iss!her viii wrought coPper rves, elwsyt on hand
nnd for tale hy JOHN BOWIE 1 co
CuTIef and Leather Dealer 50 FeHy-st
Who hsye also for isle cali skus, wax and gTsa upper
leather srd currled ssI6sf Of oVey description az lmA
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VNsRRUITIGN or TIE PIAN0. FOR8E,-A
ef temap Professor OF riAun- forte, familiar with the
Engllsh and Grman languages tavlng fs@ hours uaem
10 derouf TO eve leafons on Toe Plsno TO e~ S
rooted to Profrs.or oi Inc FisuoFore al So Fulton III
rrot tlyn receive iIunedtAie aueGtOn. oS l4p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-04
sSoufhern Press,

The above, our readers are doubtless
aware, is the title of paper recently started
at the city Of Washington. 1t was gotten
Of defending the rights and interests Of the
South, but that such has been its course no
one will pretend to say. Ever since It's COM
mencement it has been adding feel TO the
fame of Southern dissatisfaction, and widen
ing the breach between the North and the
South. Tie project Of establishing such a
sheet was bitterly opposed from the start,
even by liberal minded and influential South
erners. 1t was urged that such print would
exercise ruinous influence, ard such evil
IDENTIFY has been the result. 1t does not, nor
never has treated the many questions dis
tracing the people of the country, in tat
temperate. dignifcd and conservative man
ner so desirable TO secure Il settlement OF
them. Ii has never sought TO advance the
interests OF the whole people by moral sua-
sion by force of reason; but has, by its course.
exasperated still farther the excited feelings
of Southern ultraists and agitators. BY its
insidous appeals 10 the passions of Southern
fanatics it is laying scheme. disastrous to
our. country aud her interests-broad and
deep. This, manifestly, was the original
design OF the Press" but whether it were
or not, the consequences was the same
Every lover Of our free institutions has cause
to scowl upon its controllers as those who
would array one portion of our coniederacy
against another, and keep in existence an
alarming sectional strife. Are they traitors!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-04
From The n. .. Della, 9Th 4it. !
FROIT CALIFORNIA.
AHREvAL OF TuE FALCON.

The steamship Falcon. Lieut. Hartstene.
u ). n, Commanding. arrived at her wharf
last night. at hali-past y o'clock. fom Cha
gres the 18th INST. bringing us dates from
California TO the Eth July. We shall en-
deavor to give full details Of her news in our
Evening edition.
The Falcon brings the California ard Pa
cific coast mails, brought down by the steam
ships Tennessee ami Isthnus which left Cal
iiornia on the 18th and 17th of July. She
brings 10 this city only small amount ofgoId
or freight. but a large amount in the hands OF
the Passengers. Tie +. brought 1lj passen-
gers from Chagres. IS OF whom were for New
York. l for Havana, and &C Tor the this CITY.
besides 40 from New y ork. brought ny the
Georgia. and from Misunderstanding III in
all for New Orleans.
The news from California continues favor
able. Gold was still found i'm abundance. and
business Of every description prosperous
Authentic accounts have been received at
San Frarcisco of considerable discoveries of
gold in the outlets of Gold Lake. the gold be-
iAg much purer than auyyet discovered.
1t was stated that from four 10 six ounces
were theaverage yield per mara day. Emf
grants were pouring in from all parts of the
world and as the mining season had already
commenced, great rush was preparing for
the mines. Money was plenty at prices
much lower than previous rates. Comman-
der APP Catsley Jones and suit were passen-
gers by the Tennessee. ea route for the u
States. Commodore McAuley had arrived
out and taken command of the Home SQUAD
ron. Commander Jones WAS the guest Of
Lieut. Hari.tene during lis stay at Chacres.
From HAvANA.-There is nothing of IT.
terest. except an important change m the
government of the Island is soon expected
1t Is repo ted. and no doubt true. that Gen.
COncha is on his way TO Havana 10 be Vice
roy Of the Island. Gen Emma is now on his
way 10 The Island as second in command of
the troops. Count Marisol was passenger
on the Chic ior New York A German
named David Myer Of this city. a passenger
on the Falcon, died at Havana, and was
buried on shore.
The Ohio and Georgia had arrived at Ha-
vana. and sailed on the 10Th inst, the Ohio
for New York. and the GEORGIA for Chagres.
Lieut. WhIppe Of the L. S a. and par
ty Of six. belonging TO the Mexican Boundary
Commission. came passengers by the Falcon.
The Falcon brings large cargo of cigars
and fruit
The Captain and mate Of the bark Geor-
giana have been sentenced tobe shot
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a Tale by the Sei.Ior.

We take advantage of our respected Sc
nior's absence TO re publish. without permits
sion, one Of his tales, originally written for the
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, and publish
ed in that sheet at time when it had the
highest reputation of any literary paper in
the country, instead of about the lowestas its
reputation now runs under the name of'Model
Courier" He has been too modest 10 re-
publish any Of the numerous tales he has
written for other sheets or magazines, so we
now "head" him and his modcsty both. We
have right to call the Starved Rock" a
beautifully written sketch, and we think low
ers Of fiction will agree with us after a peru
sal OF its chapters. 1t is founded on a ro-
nance or legend of the Illinois River. Read
IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-04
Temperance demonstration.

The friends of temperance design holding
a meeting at the Cumberland Presbyterian
camp ground, near Mechanicsvile, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst The principal object OF
the meeting is, we understand: to organize a
County Temperance Society. A number OF
addresses will be delivered on the occasion.
Everybody is invited TO attend, and we hoIe
every one who can conveniently, viii be pres
ent. 1t will be but pleasant ride from the
city to the camp ground. Evansville should
be well represented.
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Terms of Tniiion.

Naircniaiion fec So: Professors tickets eocb eI,I.
Dlssecting Ticket s.; Graduation lee $50 Good
bombing Gun be obtained for from 81 80 10 3 so
per week 50 tina; the expense OF an entire conrse
exclusive OF graduation Tee need not exceed sg7.
The cabinet and Library VIII Oh are entirely new
contain ample material for illustrating every branch
81 The profession 10y tie use Of Anatomical prepa
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cal apparatus. dc, &c. all OF the most approved
styles. Any farther information that may be desi-
rel can he obtained by addressing POSTPAID
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