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Southern shield., 1850-03-02

exgency, such a result should be brought about by the factious efforts of few fanatics they will commit crime against their country and against posterity. As Nero fddled over burning Rome, the reckless agitators may then shout in triumph over the ruin that their own hands have wrought.
 But we fear no such calamity. The Union that was formed by our foreiathers, that is con- secrated to freedom, and is the charter of our liberties, the American people will preserve in- violate. By the people the edifce was reared; by them will it be supported. They will never tear down the worl, of their own hands, or bury their liberties beneath the ruins of the Con- federacy
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

D7 We shall, at an early day, take oc- casion to speak of the propriety of the next passing Homestead Exemption Law.
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

" Absence and indispositon is our apol ogy for the scarcity of original matter in oul paper of to-day.
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

DF As the course we have pursued re- specting the Nashville Convention has been unjusty assaled, we shall next week take occasion to more fully define our position, and we think will be able to satisfy every one, except open disunionists, ot the cor rectness of such course
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

It has been determined to construct the Hospital at Napoleon, in this State, and the work is 10 be commenced without unneces- sarY delay.
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

We notice that the Gazette and Demo- crat" (which is decidedly the most inhuen- tia paper in the State,) does not endorse the views expressed by Representative Johnson in his recent address.
Southern shield., 1850-03-02

OUerJqoaced Lands.-We shall next week publish the bill introduced into the Senate by Hon. Solon Borand "to grant to the State of Arkansas the Public Lands remain ing unsod on account of overflow, in thai StotoD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Things IN MaHnna.
Correspondence Of The Tribune


HAVANA, Friday, Oct, is
MSssRs. GREELEY & McEtRAru; The Diario
de Ia Marine, few days since when assigning
reasons why Cunard was Willing to sell two
steamers to the Spanish Government, SAID The
insoleRt Yankees had so much advanced in their
style building SIZE strength adaptation ofpower
aud consequent speed that he was compelled to
build new boats 10 compete with them. The quot
ed words aud others ike them, ofeveyy day repeti'
ton, ever escape the Government eensoral oh,
servation, wherefore the Ill feelings that exist aud
thc troubles that in the course of time may be
gondered by them,
VIZ have in port to-day four American Steamers,
with their flags fauntns the breeze in the face OF
Spanish incidence, and as to toe Pac!te, think
she reaches about the Spanish sense Of \ aukee
nronriety The Georgia. Ohio aud Falcon, from
KewsYork New-0rleaus, and Chagres. came IN
within three hours of each other, yesterday morn
ing No disease among the passengers from the
Pacific SIDE this time, and the reports show abate
ment if not cessation of the Cholera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
FARMERS, BANK OF KENTUCKY.

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
q G % $o 4E Of TIE GAPlT al
undersigned having been appointed by the Board sf Dn.
tors OF the above named Bank their Agents in this cyo
ctive Subscriptions is Capital stock to the amount oil
%50O0OO, give notce that Books for That p4rpose$aTe
now open al the Office OF WINSLOW, LANlER &HC0.
s. Wals where subscriptions viii De received until fur
Five thousand share Of 500 eech authorized TO be
sold par $50 eUch share mist be paid at the lime OF
subscribing 20 on Tie 18th day of January next, Cs5ll
the residue subject call BY the Board OF Directors Par
ties at the ime Of subscribing may however, pay for 'he!F
This Bank chartered by the Legislature OF kentucky
Its Inst session TO supply IN part, the demand for more
capital growing the wholesome business wants %
he citizens of HE State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The charter is liberal It's pro-
visions; has thirty years run with no power reserved by
a Stock is -, 100000, OF winch about 100000 has
already been taken m Kennedy the residue excepting the
$4,000 here offered will be taken by citizens of that
State and elsewhere. The Bank, with several of It's
Branches. in operation The Mother Bank ia To-
Gated Frankfort the Seat OF Government The State CT
Kentucky believed to be most favorable and secure To-
cation for Banhng Capital Ihe exports OF the State are
very great, consisting principally Of ncmp corn, cattle
horses mules hogs bale rope, baggng &c. Nc; 10 aci
tate which large amounts of Exchange the South and
North are Offering 10 the Banks.
The high credit of the SAFE Of Kentucky and that Of her
Banks are evidence Of VIVA, ting Bank will be; The
credit and aDdngof her Banks equal those Of any
othef Stale IN ths Union their notes orn an lmportanPmt
OF the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans
No Banks better managed, their current dl"idonds
now being from Eight 10 Ten per cent per annum, WIN
LARGE Accommodations Of surplus reserve funds, ana heif
stocks are now considerably above par IN the marSel
The charters Of most If mol all Of the other BanHBn ms
Western and Southwestern States expire within the ne1'
twelve years.
Tie Formers Bank Of Kentucky having thirty years 10
nun VII have field OF Circulation OF great value 10 hs
socshOders.
The management of this Bank Is in highly respectable
md able hands
The Directors think they will be able to pay d7dends
equui To any other Bank IN Tie St5e.
Nh lunna die President oi the Bank this Cityi
he viii be happy II give any additional information, and
may be found daily for snort time the Offices OF the UNI
designed.
Pamphletcopes Of statement and charter Of the Bank
may be had application TO NewYork Oct a. 1850.
WlNSLOW, LANIER " CO. 81 Wafst
o24 i'm WARD & co "a Wa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

PorAro RoT, &o--FroS al quarters Of the
Island we hear of the extensive destruction OF the
rotate crop I. is no longer matter OF lear or
doubt, bat an absolute fact, that very :lau pro
portion Of the potatoes sown viii be lit Tor human
food Coupled With this calamity, the catch OF
fish this season, though perhaps not below an az
GRACE. viii Prove mserably' deficient in some 10
calities There can, therefore, be no doabt that
from both these causes there viii be large
amount Of restitution 10 be provided for, and the
onus viii of course be thrown upon the resources
Of The Goyernment. Isl. Johns Ne"loundlandeF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

TIE NEW CoMEr.--ln Schamacher's -4stroa2-
meal .)ouraal, Published at Altoona or the 10Th
Of October, are published the Elements Of the
Comet now visible, as determined by the cele-
bra,ed Mauvais, OF Paris from observations on
the 9TH, 18th, aud 18th of September and by Mr.
Bond from hs own observations made previous
to the 4th As these Elemeates agree with eaea
other in d most extraordinary nandor, we are IN.
duced to copy them The Comet was discovered
by MIR. Bond. at Cambridge onthe 29th 81 August,
snd in Europe on she 5th.o September, ltis
stil visible, through telescope, III strong twl'
light, but cannot be seen by the naked eye
MAuyMs e. p, BoNb,
periheion Passage Der 10 $40 Oct 10 3677 M r, g.
Periheion Distasce, ;. :0,5&s29 055i2
Longitude Asc Node 5000 ~ ?So s.
Longitude PeFihehor &p IT, Sy' =
incinajon 1fa y 400 l3
Motion direct. iBostop rrsYeller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
n ( T d
DIS. AGED % year..

On the Bis, OF Oct Mr.. KLIJAH NICHOLS, aged @ysaT
III .nd, re invited 10 aent h. Dners from n4
ar .sdeu,e1 a Eidf1ge SUNDAY, snv al clock NJ
without further nv tAon A remains WIZ De -aen 20 sP
On Wedse1day evening ls Mira ALICE CLIFTON, aged a
y-a Her AID painful tess cons-ston oil ur lungs s
bore til Christian fortitude and resignation
herfeds nj Charles Clifton are nvtsd 70
he funeral from sos Broomr az clock
On Thursday Oct 81 SAMUEL W sCoFlELD aged
M friends and acquantaDces respectfully invited 20 attsnd the
this (Fr1a5) afternoon ococV ms late resi-
dsne 81 Second urte notice His remains VIII be TAKEN
10 knrwah Conn. tor ln:efnsnt Saturday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
ADRIAN H. MULLER. AncnoneeE.

TBNO FMIGAR MIS-. FARMt,RS ME-
- - - ,-rrfr,1c pt,nr,pTOpV S.tfr
n CHA aHH I =! ~ ~ ~ - ~ q y ono -
~ w WV ACht'S VT al ~ 50 In 80 -
LAfD r, ,,5-r : Tn .,r .,rI 50, .,,,;or On WYNN
ADhi4t' II M Ii - Nv =, ~ ii1Ii y,
NESDAY, the ath dgy OF No'eioe ee4 4. i cioeA a!
tue SaitsfoCH 40. w aii-s'' - ~ J." ~ az
2,300 ACRES OF valuable and yiL2 d. ana near hedioid
Station, the Long Island Rairoad.i
Medord Station situated N tie town OF Brooklaycn,
Suffolk county, 81 miles from Brooklyn ms The point Of
communication by aiTodd, between New. orh and the
village of PatchoSre Port-Jehctson and Beport well
uhe smaller places and Is one OF me most important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Slave Hunters-phc sugar Crop, &c.


A number Of Baltimoreans engaged prepar
ing documents for the purpose of proceeding to
Philadelphia New,York, Boston and other cities
in quest of Fugitive Slaves
The New Orleans papers of the 24tb, say that
the new crop of Sugar is coming in rapidly The
bark Rose Standish cleared thence on the 23d for
New. York with cargo Of new Sugar, being the
first shipment for the North this season.
The Charleston Stn says that Aiken, the sue
cesslul candidate to Congress from tle Charleston
District, is as great dlsunionlst as Rhett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
FINANCIAL.
@S (1(lN WANTED on uaenc,un6cre,
\ psOOOp5o ny 81 rez cent N!--o>s y B. :
1 -. d. !.
RAIL

al
-
RACHTGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
~ sa~Hn cI,.o,>->- > mn ,.n,, .-,-Is>, -
kOaD :, I0ait - : t'sos"Vo 80 ~ FshA
Sf.Sl. PIN go ia ~, % Mo- .o ioT
Bonds ofthe Micli.al oofle7 Ralrad oap NY bearing
sgsen psl sehs interest," VIII 0s 4-'' a4F Of
gt ~" - m p 49, ssors ~ a .os.,,,
SCI me LtSiSa'feo ~ iSti altot AuS 1aFsIy
10 elSpos OF or sell tesT 'oAst"as. ele Viii ., viii
and II sold benw par. 20 hraiug as ii sod Al psf.
TREY ufe secured hg y TgUTg8ge executed 70 shepherd
holders.
THIS mortgage covers The entire Ire OF Conpanys
Road IN acl au vbeftr ireay buiIt or hereafter TO be
constructed and " preves da bonds ao'nt not
amount not more tEa S6rcc5 en- be- isiei rg aser The
Road shall haye been completed Surges' P,s.Fs dis
lance OF 4 miles from Lake Ere witch point viii 10
completed oy the hfsi u January next
The security offered oT ,Ge bonds therefore mortgage
ten, and substantially the only len, upon road which
when complete To ne s'a;e me d Indiana WI have
stale and The relpyng the peses track about -
of which $I.5O0Otn viii 81 represented by STOCK
1t nr.;or r the road Already in operation sbop, N
ne p'j ;r',, ,,,.na ~ prrlt5 he. s,,;r Jeh,
Pl1lossI ~ fs al rf,s,,,s ia ,,, ;,eggfsS;, -
ana cose4uen5 @ s the gn,e,p; Of ibe iS, -,
toluluS az $500 ,,3;,r;ss - NS''
beyond all coIlunSSti'i ~ . ,.ax. Ste ~ ., r.
For August .eV oe edIt''es 49, -, - rof
SeP!emp.I S-u,t2U - toSditon EFiny mica -
Ioau ~ ~ PA In he sjJel 10 II within three mophs
coI!pASteu toeo " - :, ri,,h,s R-ey Al INA IrSi
ans WI De eAehoeH 10 ' - ,Is, =" 3nnbl,y Inn lansts
ana STATE hne' cary neN' Siiis' "' N'A'is 49, Ssa
This road Il part OF continuous line OF Railroads RON
the City OF New ORR to le MISSISSIPPI rstsei ~ way "
portant hnH in the chaln ~, c, Nov, yo,A 70 N.
Nearly the whoe OF Ihs sea le ioin Nc If r.
Mississippi River is either completed or m the coarse OF cog
As for the construction Of the road ready Tor The
iron are provided for by So5 suoscDed AaI usns ps ~
mans re required Tor lie purchase ron heavy r and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

1875. Io5a1o6s Do IS 1868, 93@a3! New-Yofh
State 6g. 1865 1o50Ios.
The following statement exhibits the condition
Of the Twenty eight Banks AID banking Associa-
tons in the City of New.York On the morning o.
the 30th of June and the 29th Of September, 1850,
as per report on file in The Controllers Otioe IN
Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
The Canal Hrcak.

UTINN, IHUTNlNY, OCT OF
Boats commenced going West this PM. 1t
viii take till Friday night or Saturday before they
will all get away, The water is very low, which
will cause great crowd The string of boats
west OF the break is Is miles long, aud the number
is estimated at 500. There is n crowd at Frank
fort and it is still increasing by arrivals from the
EnSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
The Fugitive Slave Hunters al Boston.

BOsTON, InUrsuUY. UcI u.
A constable proceeded to the United States do-
tel this forenoon armed with warrant for the ar
test Of Hughes and Knight, on a criminal charge
of attempting to kdnap Crafts and his wife, with
orders to take him before the police court. The
keeper of the hotel assured the officer that they
left for homo Yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
L7OR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

b beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be.
longing Richard Barnes deceased situated in tue Town
Of Eastchester Weschester Co NewYork 10 miles from
NewYork City, Il miles fUm the NcwYork and Harlem
Railroad Depot Tuckah0e and q miles from the New
York md NewHay Railroad Dep6t, al New Rochelle
containing about acres Of best quality land well walered
Eld fenced. On the premises there Is beautiful Garden
and abundance Of Fruit Trees &c The buildings are in
good order The dwelling. &c. being upon elevated
ground commands fine of the East River and sur.
rounding country For frther particulars, inquire OF
": BARNES, 66 Third-avenue, or of CHARLES A.
PuRDYi Esq White Plains, or OF Il. BARNES, on The
premises.
The above sale VIII take place on Saturday, Nov Rat
O'clock NJ. OF The premises.
Psr fae purchase may remain on bond and mortgage
NBCarages Vii he in readiness the dePots 70 con-
Yey persons to tie farm he day OF sale. oil l5SE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Shin Sold at Ancti on.

NVKFUiK, IHIFsINv, V0I o.
The hull of the Bremen ship Louisa was
sold at Auction ON Monday for 5000. The rigging,
&c, WAS sold in small lots. The schr Joseph
Brown with lumber from Wilmington N. c. for
baltimore, was OIL the Capos on Tuesday, with
loss of sails and sick crew Sloop OF War
JAMESTOWN was launched yesterday afternoon
from Gosport Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
The nEnnscsauicu Annir.

GtsciSNAr, Thursday Oct. 81.
Raymond MontcsQpcu has been pardoued by
the Governor ct Missouri, On the ground that he
took no part in the homicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets. NEW-ORLEANs, Oct. =,
The sales OF CorrUN to day are l,s00 bales and
market dull Pnces easier but without any uotcca
HE decline Rio CnFfE6 has declined. Sales haze been
made ii leGll Prime bAcoN sides at6., We had
heayY irosl Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
M q 2 RIEO.

On "Wednesday e-ea,ng the D1an- = n r.
R.y a .me1nsn W. J0Hv K TERRY h-a cHA9tL ~
Lester daugdsr OF the Capt Goe't Lester al 81 @
Ia Hope Chape DC; 81 By RsT Charles so'aafs H n
BRowS Of saraeoss spnaSs to Ms ELIZA C"ifaEr'i-'H
FkEk5, OF the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
SDciuy of fIuils.

BALTIMoRE, Thursday Oct. ST.
The cars from Washington, this morning, were
detained until 10 clock by the bursting OF tiue
Of the locomotive The mail consequently failed
to connect Eastward. No serious damage was
sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Observation-Disclosures. Oct. 80

The receipts OF FLOUR here are light and prices
are improving sec bbls Ohio sold 1905: 81 Louis at
% Corn is dnll OATS ART doiug a. SOC 5fsss PaRK
sells al II 81 BACON Sides scarce and fetch 81 2 TO-
Prime kegs Of LARD are held al Il, and fair Sugar at 53
MoLAssgs zSc Sales OF 500 hhds OF Mason County
TOBACCO have been made at fun prices WHISKY IL p S0c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

17oo0 Ere Inc Bds.. 98 800 Reading Ga
50 Nor 4 Wore .. sri leo do........ .b3o. 81
So dn....., BOO GO 100 do............. 6l5
800 Farmers Trust. b3 AZ 80 Morris Cana.... ~
c0 bio. Al 80 Rrie RR....... $50. rs
100 do....... b3Q. 81 l00 do.....,,...s90 76t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01


Tn the June report the whole Of the item nnrked and
$702 of included in the aggregate and N me p
ernber, $65 OF this and the whole oil TINS are not IT,
cluded.
An incomplete return of the above Banks has
been already published. but the above returns are
official and correct. 1t will be seen that the Loans
and Discounts have increased two millions el5nt
hundred thousand dollars the Circulation three
millions eight hundred thousand dollars, the De,
posts one million dollars, Cash Items nine hln-
dred and fifty thousand dollars, the Specie has de-
creased one million seven huadred thousand dol
lars, the amount due Banks one million, and due
from Banks twelve hundred thousand dollars.
The notes of the new Pacific Bank are already
tempered with by forgers. Ones have been de
tected altered to Elves. They can be detected
by observing that the vignette Of Elves Is sailor
boy, while that of the Ones is a female figure
The Semi annual interest due the LIST No
vember, tomorrow on the City of Cleveland
lOhio) seven per cent Bonds viii be paid at the
office of WISsLow, LASIER & Go. The seml-an
nna interest due at the same time on the per
ct. Mortgage Bonds ofthe Columbus & Xenial Ohio
Railroad Company viii be paid at the Merchants
Bank This Road is now in successful operation
doing good business, which will be largely in
creased from and after the lst of January next
at which time the Cleveland and Columbus Road
win be completed making continuous first class
Road from Cleveland to Cincinnati
The President of the Baltimore and Susquehan.
nah Railroad states that during the year ending
SEPT 30, the tunnage transported over the road
was as follows Down, 1891 up, 36,224 tuns
total, 1864 tuns The receipts for the years
ending Sept 30, in ls49 and 1850, were as follows:
l84a 1850
paeeprg.ye ,..... &80II5 78 S898zi 81
Freight. I87777 10 l87772 81
1873 Y 8z77, 800 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
The Virginia Reform Couvention-Scnator
EONiC.

BALTIMORE Thursday, Oct. 81,
The Virginia Reform Convention is engaged ia
discussing motion to adjourn TIL the 9Th OF jan.
1851, to await the census returns,
Senator Footc is addressing the people of Mis-
sissippi in favor of the Compromise and is replied
to by Gov Qultman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
George Thompson, the English Anti-savcry
AgitatOr.

BOSTON, INUTsdHy, FJcI Oh
Geo. Thompson, the English Anti-Slavery Agi-
tator, who arrived per the Canada, is to have a
reception from the coored people and other aboh-
tionists in Faneuil Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Observation-Disclosures. Oct 81.

The receipts since our last have been as follows:
FLOUR 500 bbs; WHEAT $50 bushels; CoaS sno0 do;
Barley 9Vt DO The market for FLOUR mas teen rather
heavy tutwe notice material change in prices WHEAT
Is Dun ent prices are hrm CoRN good request al bet
Ter prices The sales have been 1900 bushels Al 50 for mix
ed Western THE transactions in RaRIry s1f mn Il nm
bushels al SIC for superior ana Sc a90 FOR two roed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Reeiaiise Comfort yesy people A.rEssT valley shall
be exalesi--r. II. Co.blm. CAors-A1d ne giorj oil
Reeitaugerus satin he Lord. Air But VINO may aoie
-Signor Belleitl Cho7is-AEd be shall piFlIy -
Bectauve-Behod Virgin. Ar aud Chor1-Cn' aaoa
Rec5IyFo iebo 4Tie people that walked in
dsrkues-signor Beuerii. ChoTas-For unto Us 9 cA.d
pastoral svnphonvResiative-Th were Shepherds
Rccative (GccGiE panied And 10 The Angel Rscati7e
And suddenly there ,Fae-MLLE JENNY LIND.
Chouis-Glory 10 God IL tie Highest -,
AirReoiGe greatly Oh DaasAieT OF Il0n-Ai LIE '-N
Recitaigehen shall the eyes Of the blind. ArHe shall
feed his tiock-N4s De Luce.
Ar-Come unto hina-MLLE JENNY LIND
God. Air-He was iesjpi.ed-Siss De Luce.
Chols-Suelv he hath borne our grefs Semi ChoFus-
Lift up your heads Chonls-Hets the hiag OF diory'
Chorus-Let all The Angels.
Air-How beautiful are the teet-M LLE JENNY LINZ
Au-Why do the nauons--Slgnor BeHe9i.
Reciia,ive-He that dWeleh. Alr-Thou shalt oreah hell
Mr.. NJ. Cohur.
Air Know hat nv Redeemer-MLLE JENNY LIND.
Recitative Observation-Disclosures tel you mystery.
Aft God be With us--MLLE JENNY LIND
Chorus Worthy is the Lamb that was slain Chorus
Amen. n,,-1r,cT
new Organ has been erected for the occasion from the
mandatory OF Mr.. Jardne, OF thus City al which Mr..
A Full Orchestra fsxty Musicians comprising the frs!
talentin the country, has been engaged.
The Choruses VIII be given by the Members OF the New
York Harmonic Society.
The Prices ofT1ckets the body OF the house and N the
second circle will be each The front OF the first circle
s. and the remainder that circle 81 Every cket sod
for any part of the house viii have number indicating and
securing particular Paces may De secured al Frper
Hall the American Museum, WIN. Hall SONS Music
Store III Broadway ard the principal Music Stores and
Hotels.
Doors open at O'Clock Concert to commence al 8.
No Cheeks VIII be Issued.
Books containing the words Of the Oratono can ne 90
tanned in the Lobby ofthe Hal.
Mademolsele JENNY LIND will continue her Concerts
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, for a lew
nights onlg and viii then proceed 10 Philadelphia Bait
more Washington Charleston. Havana. New Orleans. St
ard Cincinnati and she viii probably sal! for England
In NRv next NJ y
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ADJUSTMENTS.


U OOMIS'S PANORAMA Of CUBA
h4Oyeu every rlgb ms 'eeeS TIE Minerva Rooms Y6
Broadway Il is most splendid work Of exhibiting
tsiDs ard atrlous opca vegetation. Also BY pictures
OF eypasiug artistic merit Tue social Of he Gu
hans sye Illustrated magnificent views of sugar. coffee ard
tobacco sstaes mahogany cedar, ebony trees, royal
pains Doors oven al 81 P NJ. pauora,na commences 70
80 : o25 6ts
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OPENING OF THE FIRST FOUR

" SEALS DEATH ON THE .PALEa HORSE
Duuaps greatest painting. IS open for Exhibition
every afternoon and evening. Soppan Hal 393 Broad
vsv corner Walker II has been Yzited again and
Pain by hundreds thousands Of persons both of this
country and Europe II is the greatest moral representa-
uon OF the Lectures The painting every afternoon
81 o'clock ard every evening al O'Clock During he
afternoon ard evening The exhibition Will be eniyene1 by
some fne music upon OF Gilbert Il Co.'s Eolan
Pianos furnished by Waters 4 Berry III Broedsay-
Tickets Is cents children hAlf Prce $50 lw+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
thanksgiving Day in Mn'ylund.

NALWMOKE, IIINTsu5y, V1I- OF
The Governor of Maryland has issued Il Procla-
matiop, setting aside the 2eth of November for
Thanksgiving Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

The market for Flour is firm. with an onward
tendency Sales have taken place OF 1850 bbis al 10
G&AIS IS scarce and unchanged @0O bb.s OF Mess PoRx
sod al II 80