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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


meeting Of Superintendent and Dele,
gates from a number of Sunday Schools in this
city was held on Thursdsy ng, at the Pierre
pontst Baptist Church The object for which
they bsd convened was to devise plen for bring
ing The youth of the city more under the influences
OF the Sabbath School instruction. Delegates
were pregent from eighteen schools plan vas
proposed to meet the emergency, and, after some
discussion, adopted, which ia in substance as fol
lows, viz: Each Sabbath School to take r section
OF the city, contiguous to the place where they
meet, ard to hold said section under their imme'
d4to supervision, reporting monthly through it'd
Superintend emit the condition Of the same, and la
boring 10 supply every moral want therein. There
appears to be iftytwo schools within the limits OF
the city, most of which are in Aolrishing condi-
ton. A monthly quarterly meeting OF the So
perintendenfE will hereafter be held, when the
practical operation CT the plan will be laid before
the community.
MEETING OF THE CoLoREn PorUhATIon.--.rhe
ooIorcd residents Of thiR city, we understand, In
tend holding q meeting in the African Church ia
Bighr this evening, fof the purpose of ex-
pressing their sentiments in regard to the lsat of
the compromises recently passed by Congress-.
ANOTHER SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-On Saturday
Abous noon g mGn who residsg al the corner Of
Ho,t and Douslefs ats. attempted to cross the
track OF tho Long Isund Railroad, where it crosses
Smith ST. ggith horse aud wegon. The train was
Coming OF at the time at about the usual rate OF
speed and ahe horse getting fractions st tins noise
O! the locomotive, became unmanageable obst'
nately keeping in the trech until the train cams up
and in contact with the yohicle Which wss
ama.hed, and the hOrse killed. The man was
thrown cut by the conclusion and received no
fuftser injury than the loas Of wO Of his to9s
~ hich were cut off by being caught under the
whsela 1t Ia fortunate that he escaped with hiz
life
DIsTREssIHG AcctDENr.-On Saturday afs9r-
noon, lat, ebou. o'clock, az two adIea were
getting out Of an omubus, ut the corne- Of baiton
Sld High streetg. they wero keooked down and
run over by g runaway horse attached 70 IA ice
csrt. Both ladies were soriousy iniurei-it vas
ct FIST shoU sht fatally bat after being carried IA
the Doug Store of Ar George Wilson, an' their
wounds examined by pfs AyreH aud Har5 Wdo
we're called ip it was seoegtsinad that they wets
rotdangt r9usy hurt 20 mighthAve been snppossi.
one of the ladies received g28sliy wound &C
her len leg. between the knee and enc.a ,ae H5sh
dfelna stripped G .sr rom the bone, anG hanging
los from tho limb The oths: LADY experienced =
compound ffactare below the knee, Alter tha
wounds were bonud up, they wore conveyed 70
iha conner Of Nassau aud Bridge streets, WHARF
c1e OF them resdeI, Che other lsdy ID from bos'
t;n snd was spending few days. sithher ltiend'
ia thia city on visit.
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WIZ y. bHIkbEYI hucloncef.
3 UGTI0T N0TIDE.-Etessnl Perlor Paintings at
n auction on tuesday,, OF 3, 81 IL O'clock, al lhe
slore, l6l Wiiinm Catalogue saC OF pa!nng,, Ame
lean, French German, ard other VIEWS oil In rich gill
hsmes Tte sale is parempl1ry ictcash. 53Itsv
gCYg8& s&AE-THf8 DAY.-BY CORLGs,
EA BAYDOrK Il co, al Ihs sio, OF James Drum
mond, II Msdeniane extensive sIock Of Guns daJs
and ERIthenWgre
Catalogues fesdy and the good,csa be ex2mins I'LL
tee morning Of safe o8 IL
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AUCTION SALES.
Il NEaWiS. Auctiogser.
ksF BANGS, RROTHER a. co. ~ SfosdWay

d n 3EANtB. AuCEloLGeg.
ksV R9NGA RROTHER a. co. 24 SfosdWGy
~ CG,h advances made 1ppn al lnslgnmeSis
g. 8 co have IN preparation, TO be acid asesfy u
October 81 ctcumsprcas yf permit, sfatiog1s OF Eng
an Books ug received nclue ing Of the largest con
lsnmens ever msde by Nj sohn, as we well 50 'eyet
cline, invoices from other london paohSa
81 II tHc1de ais7 Hl4nf 'Eeoices ron
amercs yubIithsre, asFecisllg OF AlEnalS On sooRA
snd works IN handsome bD1ugs, aud Illustrated sooA'
scs pied TO ihe Rp oroSchtBg Holiday season
PRIVATE SALE
srge sEsoFtnen' q printing and writing papers Aso
Sehns very veinshe ard popular Feries under s ues OF
the Standard Lbfefy, The Cssaes Library, the Antigua
0n i5rSfy the scealihf Library sad ,he l1srs.ed Lib
gsy ssch embracing tbs beat hooks susd IL tbs beat
sic asd unparalleled in chesPncss. Pho sst h,aes,
,shch uat received lte second voums OF he
zion Of Junias, Vsss'if Lives OF PAiasrs Sculptures
snd Atcnects ArFlsnes NcnomBchean Ehics translated
With notea ana selected, ADslycsl aoductoc,
Gc b. R W Bsorne A NJ i; ard CruikshtnEa PGfoe
toua 20 and deserl with Illustrations Orders fr thsse
and 81 the Previous youmes promptly executed. Also,
Lardnera Lectures Science snd All EwbsrSs aydcan
iica Aeeksuicf, BepceHs Douo e-EaHJ GooE'heep-
'rP nav edition sc &c sc.
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rEM TaOuHAMn

EUEEE, AND MOP b SINGLE sAILUEE!
DIR. HASNINGS COdPOUND 3 YJfUP OF HfPTHA.
5HELEBKA2ED throughout both continents Tor its won.
Sderl Of consumption, e4lhuiAi decline apanz Of
blood night sweats difhct bTuGng coughs colds and
all diseases Of ths cheat and lungs
liz effect upon the system mild and aooihug Al tho
tune certain and etcacous rarely fsnR to give relief up
The first application ant 81 repeating =. few tles.
permanent cure Is effected
Tue proprietor. the efore Only TecOEnolda di9 Hap
Ina Byup, bun asrrantz 10 euro He warrants 20 aG
upon hs chyle AID purify - he warrants 1t 10 remove al
lmped which elard toes cir uaton OF tho blood
ne warrants open the ntsr1al end external pOges Of
body AID eject ali the Obnoxious psrcies which have
accumulated IL lhe syslsa 10 8zrfEo il never siEz
''D01' - CUkIRa DISEASED LUNGs,
necGc fever, night IToa.s, dyspeoGa, yef complaints
pain Ia the chest ant sahna aEd Do warrants Il 70 arrest
The formation ftnbeclez IL Ie hugs and TO had those al
ready crmed 40 that perEons IN consumption may take 4,
With he positive confidence ofa care for great seal
OF acou Is The Lungs, which penoaleA IN all dh eSuong
purifying hem Of everything o3noxoua IN 10 ana
which fspped according - fir-cious cfnGoIfsio l$aY9
IN perfect healthy condition
0r hastiDgs Compound syrug Of Hspns Is nshsy !e.
cor monded by de Dedic5 p10'ssSscn. Thai emilont
phy scaa D 3ot Of NewY9r ssYs, chat as puinou
lc remso7 clnno DO too highly 2fa.sd' Or Arnold, OF
tho Msdne Hospital, SsYannah Dr. Wars, Of Liverpool
England Dr. Boyd OF Lenca1;8fi Dr. Hamilton, Of Bath
and those em1g1i Engisb labe sions mo London Ian
Get the Medical journal and 2rsithgae'J Retrospect Eli
accord 10 me most convincing certificates OF 10 7fues
10 his co0n5 Il has bseo pae1 ~ih dbdDgniSaed soc
fjouo stauins wilhoa .oa rdasa dgnarafs Of r. a. p
HARRISON lhs wrapper Price b per bottle, or fz
bottles nr s. Principle 0ica. Ia areenNch-a'. Now
as in Eew2rs By van suszirk; in Albany, By, g.
rockingham Ia Gos,oD, by G7sding 90 in PhisdSt
phs, by IeiDef 4 To- T1fd-ss below Ch7smulj ana IL
Baltimore by 3 Hance. =.
Sold In Nav Ycfk by &. N 9hon, 81 gowsfy; a. Il q
sanders So sowery John Dodd, III 3roaGwsl, sna
Codir gIor, df8 Buda0n.Sl az t4.4
pARL0R CODnING oroYEE".s11,aalSv' p e1 aritcls,
tie public "a Invited 10 the sbo7e sInangsd Tor
So3sge ss On 5e 9 81 eai G1f es9n
psrlor store With large iizs 2gsn ,soye FOR EqrseeH
Of ~ Is ss5, ss obliged 70 soos p s Ss
:Pg s4s ThSs sPs
~ sdnittsd 10 be The best eskieG win revolving grste.
9s9 81 T T S 81 5's1 sf
10 Office Io7es and sps ysS[York 8oys Factory,
10 be- oahd In MS e iyy,5 u opposite EsseE 4aSe Al
'toyes warranted ~ f'1''s'
olz@eoas 1,,1 GAPS Of E,aads YsIasE.a. E!sys.
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A. J. poWeEa d so.
ppg@na1ssICE MEEOHAHTa
sAORAaGN2o Oily.

2;5eTe3,.s Hcss York } . 4 3!riHsASA, "A SEeae
say Nilllsue STAFFORD s. 60 Il Corisndet.; HaDy
5hsltcn So IA Sroadw Way ioG.hwoFlh sisuson & Col
conuss alp; J. L. l. Il. 4 GAHoi 81 Front Allea
aoge:s ~ gront ct HJsor Coma, % Front 1t Cow
ing Go 10 Solhs,. y LStcbhold : Go. 80 2arRt
}. Q. 7rlpps, i2g Mati an.lan0 iokaf nod dswsrE
M George Curi;, Uttc&, " eql7 9FaH
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c7T01ll19, sTOOLs!: STOOLS! mo. 50
~ 1cIsTEs-at Hew-York-R MuCHALL haI Oh hand
m IargeSt assortment Piano stnols ever offered TO tho
,rsds 81 the beat workmanship and reweSi sYie.
p5rchgsirg elsewhere, olssSoo.
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q g. QARRlnaTON, Auctloaeer

o. "a hhIN'FIUl7, auIUOlttF
apY JACOB is. PAATF-Hsrdware, Cutlery, Fan
I'D Good, Knives ,Dd Eoras, Fable and Tea Spoona
Fine Tea Trays, &c-JACOB 8. PLAIr 1tll ssll Tdi3
DAY at TO O'clock at tho auction rogm . Pa,t-it. ~
E5oye every LOT on catalogue be cod without reserve
Aso Rodgera Sons csEes Britannia liable and
tea lpoon brgIs ssndlesck0, auEere. halter A1d Jack
chu'us hsndsaws ART mill files traps, buther aud shoe
hnyes axe ,hlngng ard al ht1g hscnets pd aud knob
Ocss shovel longs k5Yes end scitsOs cstds brae
bus gurs and Pis'os polished acts Of shoyels and
ongs fine brtss ba hlDgea 81 4! end IN gsrden syr'
euges slaes sh and lines coal psns loo Chtreya
table ats ivory knives ami forks upright ana hor
lzont nohce atches aUd ohsr valuable kadg of goods
Atso The entire balance Of The Block Of hardware, ye
buIts. lockg, btsks good cutlery &c % II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

NlLlIAA Il FKANkLIH, AlctooeaL ~,
TIEHEMPTOEY SALE OF 575 LOFa "
4 GROUNQ being part OF ,he Real Estate Of looo II
Howaud deceased 81 sod by order OF Wlisn O. ~ei'
1ore Surviving EIscutoJ i1s'ed upon tbs soouingdse'
Tosd Yeve nth and Tyvelf avs the Rsroed and dudson
K'7er, ext5nctrP om EiRhy fourth 20 EiShy-nn'n SIS
ucudlrz the right II fork ofthe ptoP!rt7 psensr
with tie two azee asusion Homes s1d other buildings
thereon embracing be mOst desirable property INST has
ever been ofersd st % liz Auction Wilt IN 4
FRAHKLlN. eOG Il ca win as Al auction or To 4-
DAY uct 10 al l2 O'clock 4, the aech4uts Exchange
SIS Los Of Ground aitasied upon tbs 5oomngdaerosd
tleyet N snd Twelfth Tho aaibosd and hudson River,
extending Eighty fourth sud Eifhyninth sis to-
geher riihtE iarss maDSon house, and oher buildings
ihere0p.
extending tie ThbesnIhsg the exterior line OF the
ely as eiiahliGed by the gsIme, embracing water
front o. shout Il feet
TGNms: zen per cent and Tie suctoueors ices 20 80
pnd ou day Of sale liberal portion Of tbs purchase.
mon,y may rsutn ca bond and mortgage.
LhoFriphc maps mag be bad ~ the otfcs Of ths 1nc-
toueers Broad st. Wa g. WEPMORE
oiu5 (t298) S1fviylns Executor
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" ia Ps OF E1rsiuds; WslEsGss Elays
EeERCUs51OolEsSS Gozis, sba,keys &c. &c Gun Wsd'
s s s1 y.s a4f nssi s6s h asaak
and BpoEtSnss TO. and tyrtTsrs al Shot Carhdgaa
10y Etsy's s''@' FGkhCis FOXES gONss
o.s,4 Msldan4Ens, RsW.YoFE.
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C1KcU1r COURT Nothing was done at this
Cour Yesterday there being Judge to no H. the three
Jnogei beipg in ho General Term and none hay
rg arrived from Of the other Counties The Confl-
ulion Eena toe extension OF rumber Of Judges OF aha
Court ratio OF inhabsnts proportional to the other
be entitled 10 Six and If the shouId be tried by
The Judges nsead OF referred, many necessarily are
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3. GARDINER, Auclloaee

3 bAAUIN5bl AUcIoassI.
A UGTIDN NOTICR.-baTge agd Ri:h Sale Of dAg'
"A bic and Aabaser ealusry Gr0g aud Yass7 China pin
Ing and Pea sei vices Broazs and en- CocEs g95enis9
al SIS Broad 1sy-s GARDlHEE will sei al auction
This Day. 9Th mai st bis sales focms 93 Broad Wy At 10
O'Clock large and valuable essormeo OF me above rcd
goods The eana being the importation OF sigr GoyaQ.
mont jus. received from Europa and no before exhibited
the whole 10 be- sold without reserve. 90 IL
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snRT4N M0ILER. Auctioneer.

ADkIAN ULLEN NlyN.ue - ~ =,
IILEEANP HOUSEHOLD FQRNIrUhS' maze .ae
II by Pnyfe, Roux t. B9schesod by ofdef o. me
Executors OF Ire late william Gilbert z-AD LAY AZ
Il. MULLER will sell at aTesio9 on rHohsy nar.
cefst elegant household furniture consir1g Ia pafe
Of richly carved rosewood chairs arm chairs, dWsnS
srd rofes covered whvsye rosewood chairs anu
ouomsna covered with Fix; mahogany chAS, diysns and
otou ans; ii medallion mahogany nlsd arm chairs
rosewood sofa tables, marble topsi esEsnI
rbsudeliers pier gastes 1l2ISS inches mAnte Rasses
1919 bronze ctIdebhrsE clocks &c rich sau Amask
wirdow curtains, srench China Gesser, aei heavy cut
ess. ars TOP bureaus and wsshssauds nlshoS any
erct b drte.3s hsir mattresses teaihar beds o7sses
carpe = oilcolhs &c &c Cat ogues can De asa ~ me
ofce Il t1e tucIiuueer 7 " s'l e. t7eD Oh biN
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n 3 EUrLER, AuctioDe er

RURaIG ADHlINIs Rk2A&DR'5 gALE-On
& WEDNESDAY, ihe 9A day Of Oc!cbsr, at II O'Clock,
n Lafargs Buildings corner Of Broadway sud Rasie 81
Rooms A aoof snd 40 snd Il fourth aoof 'ae entire
collection CT ancient md modern Paintings, belonging 10
Ger7rd5 Ma.ligh, decsaset together with dsguer'eo-
type apparatus srisA' ms,esls, Gc. fue collection 10
very extet cnupftsDg OF Io eat gems VI an
Client BIT sCd IL vel orthy tho ae6iJn OF conaosfeE
Teruscssn Catalogues ste low re9dg Persous he'-
rg Paintings oihsr ricss on the ofsmIss9 sre re-
queated 10 felGo9s Ne N W1hoal delay
JAAE5 2HAYER,
OF SIS Public A61,na.tst5f, N2s3eG e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

LEATHER HOSE
EsyOa glRE EHGiEES, Steamboats,, F2co5iss. STREET
I WASHERg, &c. manufactured fcom The pest
ned sother 1h wTought copper dyeis, ARRAYS bsbd
ana ,or aale tY john Il BOWlE L co.
Carrier and Leather Dealer so Ferry.4L
}Vto hsVe ior sale cn skins, and 2raia 1ppeT
ezher and earred eAther Of every tesc.p.oa 81 lnh
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I A aN AUfA ~ 95CioIaIJ
Hartford Oct g. 1850 OF 2iE4Ios+

FPODK BIHDERS1 LEATHER.-They subscriber
2fha5 on hand ind :; consaly receiving English Col
ored skverF Coored Calf gkjr3 French Turkey Morocco
suEsE Red Leather, sAted Splits and CAT 5lnS- 3oz
Cloth Marble Papsr and eYey article required FOR bind
cry AlTsyGo hsnd large gsEofment Of Goo. nudleys
superior BARK skigsT5 Ba1k Sheep AID Law 2af akius
AL OF Who' are Offers stihe l0west market prc9s 0y
OF Inn LA4ES COQK. 29sb petrLst
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DARsG BURGLARY On Sunday morning tha
dwelling house OF Thomss Hooper Of the firm Of
Hooper 4 Bro!bsr, Looking Glass Manufacturers
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HoBoXYs FERRY Ii hss been arranged 20 haas
|. boat run heres -ter ell night upon 'hia ferry
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R4ICaEAg's 08s} ESTABLISHED z.Ay7F
Lf55Pf}SE. Ei--1zF--a sro-rtetCr
soTl he pr5i'c 81! - -cs e 72a1fRc,Gf aTeTJ de
7crpa5n - Cz1lr.srr as S13 a1 = 113.tioi - Is
a51z sOcA - lE3 aa cf rs zt tfzGe 5f@s Fatt5E
81 tarEY S-ss snd Fsi1 izla zsl-9r9oi-1 l@7 Is ~
llc. hlcn GO easrs 7s o77 ~ eces.j n 2fic5s
II. k-Fhq 5zs-t= -ssaed -: eeEz= Il
Bfee .ciz IT.
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s RTIFICf5L IaEGnEe slsxanara A,ii1el5l
ALoecaeZ eppr97se ny 81 1s 2fscilonsfa .a-l hsy5
seen them FEsy 7czss5 the uaGra eeca lbs sdgz5
tSge OF economy cleanliness E1d AGILITY Of application 2n
4sserve ;te :ip1al slis-5 i co4a.r3 eh5 .cfas sa5
fa-Lnors an iE55ics ~, received sni f0r Ezls ~
Is In ALEX 2EDaE Z 90 x Asidau.'Ena, q Z
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yg The gentleman who came 80 near death oy
falling into ,he river GA Friday night, in jumping
after the Jersey City ferry beat, was Mr. 8s07els
q Rahway n ].
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MEETING or THE CoLoREn porU1ArioT.--,rhe
oolored residents Of thiR city, ws understand, In
tend holding a meeting in the African Church in
High st. this evening, fo' the purpose of ex-
pressing thor sentiments in regard to the lsat of
the compromises recently passed by Congress.
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ThISn AEoiaEsr er HussARs-phis regiment
too!- . brooke Posaeyl will parade, Ia fuIl uni
sptn' l'F lnsPsc'io2 sad review, todsy (Taesday)
Vf0opl Will l0in in 'qasdrona and the parade form
within TOmPkina Ps,h,M II CLOCK. The discu,.
zion meeting tor Oiacers If October viii % hold :,
the AoJa'sn's qaaF'eFS on TUESDAY, the l5sh inst
The Court Of Appeals Tor the 4,h quarter OF the
present military year wiz be held on Friday, .bs
s1th dsy Of Decembes. at the Fifth Ward 6otel
at4o'olcck P NJ
CALVARY eRoaca We are grk,lGtd to an,
noaa's tSaya te Commercial! 19oe,tisec} that ar.
'essmen's hass been angleted By which his con.
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,rHTy pIERCa At;-FS' ASSURANCE so.
NE THE CRY OF NEW YoaH, oihce Ocean Ssah
9auGdlng corner OF Cree gglch and Fohon 49, jRSA
a,pal 2nG CSC Insprancs SRaGo iOAs d isnaga " are
CRC| ELL. AnkAg. Srteldsni
r.,..~. ~ r.s,,aa Gaarat3fy so
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REMOV AIS.

kLNpNAL
w1.vr MIHER q STEVENS
setorY f1o ~ .I Repository ard Msas
s2sIma '0'' 80 An" q CAnsl-'' 10 sss Broadway.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-23

Berlin correspondent Of The Boston Traveller says
that another revolution is threatened in Prussia II seems
that the Chamber OF Deputies, after having completed
liberal constitution, adjourned The aih OF January last
Three days AFTER the King instead OF sgnifyng his con.
sent to take the oath supporting the constitution sent in
message, in which be proposed fifteen offensive and "
rannical amendnVnts By one OF these, the ministers
made responsible 10 the King, well as 10 the people.
BY another, the House OF Peers is constituted majority
By third, the rotten borough system oil electing mem.
bers Is established. These propositions submitted
TO committee and nearly all rejected The correspond
ent continues;
Il almost TOO late aud his present condnct IN bring
upon his head Consequences which Is wonderful he
not himself We shall have smother and greater
uion here. II may not be This yesr-it may not be IN
years--or the miitry arrangements Of Austria 70
the rescue, which she already making preparations 70 do
by the marching Of her uoops 20 the frontiers aud the mill
ary forces in Prussia ITSELF may awe tbs people into sub.
lection yet longer But when the storm docs break forth
when the fierce passions Of the peoples goadcd beyond
dora1ce shall have foil playii is sad think OF heat
rendng which must be enacted before peace be
restored
The end is not yet The King and petty princes Of
Germany destined 20 be overthfown and viii hope
for the establishments OF free aud lbeta government
Unfortunately for humanity aud the peace OF Europe. the
King, instead Of yielding from time ilne be ut 10
and without boodshed for the enj ymenf Of liberty,
see Ia the Eaglsh government has only auemp ed 10 de-
grade them more aud has put on bands; hes
aboed At rvethg the chains together has fastened dowa
every safety valve, until pont reached eyond which
he cannot 20; and the reaction from the confinement iron
the chains and bands and rivet will be deplosbe
than choose TO contemplate"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-23
JENNY LIND coMlNG--ALL RIGHT.-Mr Barnum has
written the following letter. which appears in the New
York Herald:
AMERIoAN MUSEUM, February bel

AMERICAN MusEUM, February 10, 1850
In regard to the engagement Of Mademosele Jenny Lind
for America, beg that have this day ratified the
engagement made by my agent with this Distinguished
sa.s |. y true that n engaging Madsmoseile Lind and
ny her, vizi the distinguished composer and pianist M
Julius Benedict and the celebrated Italian baryone vocal
ist Giovanni beleitl my agent went beyond any amount
that had anticipated paying; but after ALL the
these persons, enormous they may appear 50
much as Miss Lind has been in the habit Of receiving for
her services alone do Mcssrs Benedict Beett Ie
ceive from more than their distinguished talents are
this moment commanding in London.
but you that Il knew should not realize far.
am thar the United States shall be Visited by aadv whose
vocal powers have been approached by any Other
human nun pe,ng ana whsss character y charity simplicity
Il well known thar Jenny Lind never received less than
Manchester Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin and the provn.
cal towns in England, and that she frequently received
$50 900. TO sing Twelve nights England, which she de-
cned also offer grand concerts at the
own which She for reasons also declined She Offer
ed FL 200 S60oo to sing in be given
Hyde Parke. London. 1851 II further nlimaled 10
her, from Queen Victoria, that her services would be de-
sacred festival at Abbey ~hrrs se gssa
will be held from S25 to 500 each Both Of these last Of
er she was induced TO decline in consequence Of her de-
sire 70 visit America proposed by my agent. 4
Miss Lind has numerous better offers than the she
She speaks Of ss snd rs
the highest terms OF rapture and praise and money
before her. she has determined to visit us Ia her en-
gagcment with me-which engagement includes Havana
well as the United Satesshe expressly reserves the
right TO give charitable concerts whenever she thinks
proper.
Since her debut In England she has given the poor
from her own private purse than the whole amount
which have engaged to give her and the proceeds Of
for charitable purposes in Great Britain, where
she has sung gfaaitousy, have realized than
times that amount. =.
During the last eight months she has been singing
rey grainously for charitable purposes and she
oundibg benevolent Institution In Stockholm, her native
city, cost of $3.50, 600.
visit from such woman, who regards her high artistic
powers gin from Heaven for the aneloraiion OF az
Fiction aud distress and whose avery thought and deed
philanthropy, feel persuaded will prove blessing
America sbc has every country which she has visit
ed and fell every confidence that my counirymen and
women will join me heartily In saying, "May God bless
her =
The pnbIics obedient servant.