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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
RusrErss NOTICES.
IArtr 80 u BROlhLIN 100

LARGE SALE OF BROOKLfN PROPERTY
f-,V. is.- de ~ e1aaa Of CsPs - to he arge -.
,-s,,,,-v s,is % Houses s1i LOS 81 B-ilng c,ss
~ ,,-~ ~ Brook'yu. PSI ANrso>Y BtgscNES. "a,
oN A. D. O'Clock a. ,Ae Mercha1.s ENchsrg-. II.
,,,. -sp-.y u .i-usrsd o. Amy q beiween hicks se
Wow So on W.os be,Ncc- fsohc snd Amiy 80 A..
IN u,k.. 10 rear o. he above and between A-ia,c 80
P..se.. Aso = large number . lcts On SAFE Alasu,
A., Pssif- - rear P5wsrss, Ths sac w - pcs.ry.
l. .,,-anhc ,,srs csn Pc obtained t,ae Alruon roon
Bro.d.it Also. e Country residence a. Fo- Wasi,eo,
assw miles tl,n ,hs ci,y. 1905
~ rgRrg HtNoSrp DoLLAss Rs~ARo Will be pa.a 10
ANY per.on WHO csa furnish Information Which VII "a z,
,hsr,cover, os ~ EoWsRD MooKG " Newport. Rhed,
I.,,rd vho nile A,.of House q New-Yo-S Chs "a
Tvr.dsy The OBJ .rs, tclVten ere sro two ociock Pm
and WHO has rot since been heard Of
Hssgeis5s he l. isi cay sin ier D. a al robssi a
person hssafard comp,eN'cu, t'ch forehead very "a
on The mont ard crown Of the hssd bscA hair and VII,
k-rs arre lirht brown eyes ~ uj expression rrc,
Ing ips rue white teeth. snd small sirsl. Do Dose
He wore large round silvtrmcuned specsces ara hA
OF light drsa With drat--o'ored sA we've, COZ
lsr and hsck satin wsi,cos' back Psrco-s and bses
s'ock.
TEE above reward y = be- paid 'y CHt, A Hgck,csss
"a, a. Souh-s. up sars NsUNcs. for such rs rmsiop
a. viii lesd 20 he discovery . Mr moore II vrs or d,
TIE recovery 81 his body y f-Ad 4l1I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Thoashi- without Theories. and -imiles WITH
out systems.
rfelarsrsE REYNOLDS.

,,...g-.-.e er,N,lp,
PE.1Efs. 9 Che Inter. r-t,r o. a" hs''-' 80
repraa-ces tie Pass 'n'ea-s 'Ie 'A-
the Prs -' and as1ls '"s -'''. =
Eternal Lamr'. "n.ti " Soon : ---''
To- DARK a7yf'1i.s 81 me W ora .;
reads G'-s tlte Deel - 'n' so-' % II '''.,. :;
defiance o. Us .'" us '.' - "'''-
s1u.p.1-ei CD ilr Vi'.s -. ''--'
an llcosel sn"a. Us eA1'e'"'''7s a..
pied ~ the Savage AID '"c AA-e' &c A-'-1''
Sa-rilce Of Fear and Lust PrePa'ls .-''" '.'
/ Sp.rt.a. Ota-ils ID. Love and hn'"'e'-' 'n'''
on high.
,..l.b
1''l\-' e-' -.
We discern N'a'1'''' '''a'''-' '' ~. -
brit- 'aL ~ & t't-. ' A'.-' "'--
o'iors orr oi1a.'! '.'o'- Inc '|''
ii' transcend 20 ''.n i-1 pe'fe
IS unveiled 90 re 'rat' 'li W ais ,' ol"'s' '-''''
written l' '.-' .''''' ana e'l' IN Us
me .-s' viz" D''"-1'' S"' " ''N '''''''-
ILL.,
OBEDIENCE 90 tn' Laws o. Dus u'i"5' n ''.'
Voice an E'.o.
.-,..s ,A..--... all
.... p...,.... Ed "a ,,.,-,.,,,., ma
$50. ...4 -. D.. s.'a-l, ,,4 a.,,.s ts,l
.-.r-.t
'''s' ''''''.''' N.''''.'.''' "' "o"'' "'''S
are '"''''"- '''' ".''-'.'- '-'' ''' ocean
UNA NV i'' o'''.'1'' a'-" ." "o''c HNN- a'o's
A'i t---4'-- ",.4-'finthls Ie '"i'-NeNen ana
uulcyeIopai 10 aI spr.ts-as the Germ Of the
strou.. OaL jos D.. o.. AEON: rs tie Germ of the
Il-.-l.r,.., De-. 81, o. ..,, .,s;,. 80 Sol ,,;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
EVERDELL's CARDS FOR sRIDALS

IP-And ys.ang, engraved aai Pna.sd the NOS. Ell,
cant snd fashionable sNos, Al as Two esta5sannis -
Broadway. corner Duane-s'. AID Was. Ccrsnntiy m
hand an e.-l sut assortment Il
SPLENDID BhlDAL ENNELOPS
and Wssrs q his own importation from Pars art loud0r
A.o. beautiful foxes for Cake. SC
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"e-i-'e.ne ~ h'T cope "' % '''t ',''
c'l our %" De anu - -''''.'' -,
o' il-'-"' '''.'. '''' i.. ''' 80"
u that 'omm"f'ii anu -Ha''''.'-.1'.''
prsmary "hci SIC A'" enjoys ''ii'''
such an a-cena"ncy ~ any one "H'''" ''''
others j. Da'e' Oh ana ,'i"ps-s 'i''
-i.n ID L"'If ana ''' 's- '.'i..." - nan
- -'n- a. li' "I''' " ''l'' 'i'.'i '-' '
dlr CONTRIBUTION I'd -IN lN' i"'' '''.'
rard The cities ol Dfaa' britain l'h- ~
tie Cotton W beet " 9o'. Nea'. ana ''i'I
staples o. a.l nations are collected in iA'
London and Liverpool docks. - he --.Ti-
Gated and consumed hy British 'klii ANA in-
la-trv. and then re-il-tn'uIe3 over 'H'
whole face ri the earth Just 80 'on4 mu''
Labor everywhere DC depressed ana pun
dered. The wrong i- in the SYSTEM ana
cannot 5c aTertod By any m9d'hcauoh oi if.
Tic British manufacturer may well -ay to
hi worker. ! must have your services tor
@ shilling or -o per day; Tor how else can
pay the cost Of bringing miher me cotton
'of Alabama, the Pork Of ONO and the
Wheat Of Illinois and make my fabrics So
cheap Tat they may under,ell and drive out
'tho rival American flric- from the markets
'of their own country Then the Amcri-
con manufacture turn, round upon has
workers. and ay- ! can't sch my goods
except at loss for the British fabric are
cheaper: must have labor cheaper or ,hut
up my works say which it shall be and
t'av. clincing % thcir homes and 7n assured
though mmgor subsistence. say. Cut u
down ten per cent ifyou must; we wiI try
o. live under iha reduction. - doWn ~
the wage. and Yankee cloth Is cheap'n'd
bat British capital gives the screw another
wrench. AMI gets f., labor still cheaper and
consequently it. 10th also; and there j.
chance for our operative to try another stage
ou the road 90 famine, and So on. The natu-
ral inevitable tendency Of this struggle oi
British Manufacturers 10 permeaie and mo
uopolizc the markets of the world !, To az
grandize Speculation and useless Traffic with
the sweat and blood Of helpless, undcfcndcd
Toll Labor +. everywhere driven BY it 20
lid AGAINST itself, driven to engage in q
cannjbal warfare whereof the only issue i,
min Iftherc be for il a season Of seeming
prosporiry here or there. the reaction is Ger
t,;n and torr;blo Half the recompcn,e
.,l.:.hI,1,r fairly Darn. =. swallowed mn in
.l,..,.+oc,ok;n.;t. nroduct from one conn
n, toupdor.eu and ruin on their own soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Aver i.enents for The Newspaper. In the Country
Sl Naleh = PALMER - The accredited gent embracing
&c nost Nloe'y circulated journals Of the whole region
custom Desired, daily received al he Ageu-
y ne authorized 70 make eontraeis and hs receipts
GsresNoec ~ MS principals payment ssc and "a
ueoos sysefn therefore, be adopted BY those
enoose 70 avail themselves q The opportunity which ths
Agency srcros for choice selection Of The papers best
adapted 70 the respective pursuits Of advertisers
To seHlnaIies Colleges and pablo lnsntutons general
~ a. wei Merchants, msnufacurers he. The Agency
irg AID subscribing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

80, l. D. o requested 20 meet at ihs Lodge Room
corner Of Hudson aud Grove ss a.s day AZ o'clock
for the purpose Of paying he lat frbuts OF respect
departed brother, WM NICHOLSON
ais II C. LOUREE Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

~ Persons wishing TIE TRIBUNE a; 'he''
1gs or places ofb-s.as.s ia New-lo.3 " b'29hy'
" ease .eave t7e.r s-tre's 81 he Plo-c@aon Ol1-'
conc n sprl-e s-- r1 70 Prce y. cents N-e'
- b 10 .ts caLr----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

ASSOCIATION IfNculhfF ffVAfsitu ~ hifhh NeH
regular meeting on Friday evening, April ~, asimp0rlsn
business will be presented Or their consideration Every
member IL solicited stfend. BY order ~ bs President
alb 2sF JAS w. FEDDEN, Rec brdng Secy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

~ An advertisement published by Dir. James Mont
gomery The Tribune Of the l6h inst renders Il our duy
ourselves and the public say that ae uaacq
wi.h tho cirufnslauces mentioned herein
We have simply permitted Mr. Montgomery 10 refer 10
us tn regard practical utility of the Boilers which he
claim. as hi. invention, tie validity Of his claim We
have expressed no opinion.
Ia regard to The Boilers Of the Atlantic steamers siuied
TO- have distinctly 10 safe that not aware ofsty
defect 10 their construction likely 10 render their success
prob'amaiirai HOGG 4 DELAMATER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

~ DIR. Wieting lectures this evening, at y O'Clock,
a. me gaOnsl Church. corner II GOuvcrneur and
Madison ss Digestion, with his Malikns Skeletons,
Models, &c. Dyspepucs, tobaccO.cheweTs, SC. VIII he
deeply Interested BY attending hs lecture Admission, l2
cents alb L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
LEGHORN AND STRAW HATS
RICHARDS l. CROMWELL

- hAi1erane, ore door above Wiam-st have for AL.
large s'sorneni Of Leshorn cspole French and gpgu,b
straw Hat, Straw Flowers Ribbons and millinery FOOD.
generally 10 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

" NHHTIDW Z HIruIHfOfs -HNAT TOW rs no DOV WIZ
could discover difference between twice and % and
twice -nay persist In paying 81 for boots for fashions
sake bUi shrewd men when they 6f-t rate boots
CATERS and shoes the cheapest known ia this
market will resort 10 JOsEss, Is Aunst ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Early Closing Of ~tOrc-.-rO THE PU BLlC
The public HEREBY inform ed that tho principal retail
Dry Goods closed at O'clock every
ilg Saturdays excepted Lade. particularly requested
their pur ha,es during the day thus comforting
favor upon the Clerks well as enabling the merchants "a
adhere TO this salutary arrang~ment alS lns'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

e The 'pendid scenery sb- Gndlng "a he I.thmu, .
beautifully represented % EMMETT PExFILp, painting
ofte God Mines Tow exhibiting a, 500 Broadway above
S.nlVs IL Il vel worth seeng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18
srpFRg PARTISAN fanny ARTICLES.

y-GESiN, ~ Broadway, ha'irg LOW more - 4elou'
amt elegant show room lsn any other batter IN The city,
b,, tAen advantage Of tho opportunity thus afforded. to
rtoRl.rse STOCK Of tie most splendid umbrella canes
rd.ny whips. brushes &c which could he procured from
Pan. ard London OF mtrghcured here The unique
nolntnss of the caues riding whips AID umbrellas he h"
ust received from abrosd. universally admired and as
De u prepared 10 sell these elegant specimens Of Foreign
manufacture Al very smul advance on The aeua c"s 10
invites his fieuds and he public 10 inspect them
GENlN, % Broadway. opposite :. Paui' 'hnfen
colonel FRgMoSr-A superb porrat % his disun'
yai,hei gentleman was taken Tor tie Gallery Of iusuon'
A.,..,i.l.AtBA,O,.s Daguerrean Ga.sry 25 Broadway,
whore 10 remains for exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

RicusLEU EyERPosrED GolD PtN,-Co1nsfy me-
cIanis and strangers whiting he cy would DO We'll to cal
A. ~ ia lion a. sud examine Tie highly nlshed and unn
v,l-d Gold Pens sold by J. y SAVAGE, which they VII
find 10 be Of superior qusliiy hes also hne So
sorlmen Of Gold ard Silver " aiches which be- Will sen
n.IramaI. low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

THE web Ct our life is Of a mingled yarn, good
and i'll together. Our virtues would be proud If
our faults whipped them lot and our crimes would
despair, If they were not cherished by cur vir
tues "-SHAks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Snow At THE EAsrwiRD.-We understand
tina. considerable snow fell IN paris Of New Hamp-
shire and Maine on Saturday, which drifted about
throughout the day and Sunday in truly wintry
style. The trains on the railroads were somewhat
delayed by the drift snow. Boston Jour 10th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

ANGER blinds Us Ike quick falling night. We
struggle ia amaze OF difficulty, wrapped ia dark
ness az in a shroud. and whirled before tempest
we have no power Of resisting Happy is he, whc
thus beniglted and beleagurcd, stumbles lot over
tie precpce OF crime to behold the DAY light only
when suspended rom Humans gibbet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

INTELLECT. allied to moral sentiment and gov.
erned by 1t, is ike Humanity in the person Of
Christ entering the gates Of Heaven and grasping
the privileges OF Eternity. But Intellect bound
in the thral Of sensuality reminds US OF Milton s
Devil winding into Paradise 70 blast its Beauty
and ravIsh It's Innocence, and leaving on the guile
ess heart fascinated By bis awful smile the zorro
ding curse OF Gull. and Pain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

Z.UUO land, Columbus and Clnclnnsh haihoso, !,
whom bbsr. wages viii oe paid. Iaq1re the Once Of
ne United States Emig grant Society, 81 Oreenwchst or -
hsrv-sf between the hours u six Ia tbs morning sd
seven IN the evening whom letters ard directions VIII %
given. (ais3eoosl JOHN J. RICKERs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
slavery Agitation in Congress.

The Joining hands of loving couples in
matrimony has been irreverently likened to
tho chivalrous salutation of two boxers,
who shake hands as q prelude to theirfght-
ing, and Vivian Grey has scene of &
dozen hardened wine-bibbers, Interrupted
in the midst Of their deep potations by the
arrival of the hero, who thereupon drained
full bumpers to introduce each Of their
number seyerally to the guest " And now, ="
said the President, when the tenth or
eleventh goblet had thus been tossed off to
the honor of their new acquaintance, hay
ing duly introduced our friend-Iet as re-
same oar drinking"
-Congress has devoted the better part of
ten months to the settlement of the Slavery
question. The chief recommendation Of the
important bills just passed lies ia the as
sumption, that they do settle that question.
Yet the very next question shas comes up
in order in the Senate gives rise to most
unseemly explosion of wrath and fury on
the part of grave Senators, and the perils
of Disunion are again flashed in the eyes
of timid cid ladies and nervous legislators
as IL the late salvation of the country was
effected for this night only, and needs to
be repeated day BY day.
We protest against this frothy efferves
cenca-this prodigal consumption of pre-
cious time now definitely measured. Mr..
Claws bill is before the Senate, and
should be acted upon; Gov. Stewards
amendment seems to be pertinent to the
bill-if not let the Southern President rule
i.-out Of order, It needs no lengthy dis
cussion, after tie interminable Slavery de-
bates Of the session it Is perfectly under
stood by every Senator, and each one
might have yotel on il as well when pre-
scented as at any time thereafter. We pre-
sumo it il to lie voted down By large ma
iority bui If 30 why not vote it down AID
have done With il? 1t is a proposition which
arr Senator may make when il order, nd
which the Senate may as well take coolIy
~ stbsrvise. The parade Of indignation
wkieh ia made about 1.-THE personal abuse
keaped IN It's propoaet-she incorporate
languages afsd with regard TO il--aro not
rssfely uaeAliesi for-they arc absurb. The
611sss ss4eald nevef allow a proposition,
saes faa4s. 70 BE- withdraw but by unan-
La-bps CONSENT ba. should pash It an rapidly
" S,ssibts "a tds Ygts, Thsrs bAs boon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

nr~ We would Introduce tue notice OF all who wish
10 ontze sp endid exhio ion OF CREST merit the beau
ifuI Panor ma by tle celebrated French artist" Poms
rede -of the continual OF Bsn1srdS Pnorams Of the
Mlssssppi hlch according idea and Of tho great
mass that visited tho first nil II Its exhibition the
7his last despite The ncesssnS ran, Is considered far
superior TO Any all OF Its predecssora Ia this exhibit
ZION srs many delightful mechanical improvements which
el hance and much ucres,e is beauty. Steamboats,
pa sng ard repasang the smoke Issuing from Ihetf
Gteamppe', engues wo king &c Canoes with Indians,
wbo Ere seen pAddlUg The river; stboas
crews rowing &c. Ths diAoiying moonlight sceneA with
eon music Five beautiful tfect and the variations OF day
break midday evening moonlight and nigh, with the
and speudid persp cyes feeling OF
gtnersl admiration and extreme pleasure to tbs visitor
W. - 5h o zee hs beautiful exhibition crowded every
night tho frat feeling certain that IL will give
general satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
I'm Congress, Yesterday.

In the SENATE, Mr.. Fremont introduced
Bill extending the laws and Judiciary syS-
tenn Of the United States over California,
and appointing Surveyor of the Pablo
Lsnde, to reside there, and keep the peace
between the Whites and the Indians. A bill
was passed amending the act allowing
drawback on foreign goods taken to Chi
buahua, Santa re and the British provinces
A bill was also passed, appropriating mo-
ney for the support Of certain liberated
slaves in Liberia. Mr. Seward Withdrew
bis amendment to the bill aboliShing the
slave trade in the District of Columbia, and
the original measure coming up, Mr.. Clay
made a speech in its favor. Mr.. Sew
ard then made speech concerning his
amendment and upon the bill, which
will be read with interest and satisfaction
bv eyesy friend Of Freedom. Messra. But,
Ter ard Foote next spoke, the latter urging
The propli,ty Of taking no notice whatever
of the Senator from New-York, no matter
what he might do or eay. Mr., Dickinson
also made o speech, of course on the side
of Slavery. Mr. Winthrop replied to some
structures on his own course made by Mr..
Seward, and said that though he Win
tbrop) was not in favor of the Bill as it
stood, there was chance of getting rid Of
the amendments already adopted and pass
ing the original bill, and this possibility
The amendment of Mr.. Seward would des
noy. The debate was continued by Messrs
Foote, Ewing, Hale and Winthrop. Mr.
w. provoked storm by bringing up the
South Carolina law against colored seamen.
Messrs. Butler and Downs replied to him,
the latter with great violence, and at last
an adjournment took place without any &C
ton having been taken
1t seems, if we may judge from this
debate, that ali exciting questions are not
vet eoothed into the gentlone5s Of repose.-
The Slavery agitation possesses a remarka-
BILE vitality it has more lives than cat
finish it in one form and straghtway it re-
d appears in another; VIC fear that no COM
y promise can be devised to settle it altogether
In the HoUsR the California Represents
tiyes were admitted and took their seats.
The Pennsylvania contested election case
was decided in favor Of Robbins, the oocu-
pant of the seat. The case Of Secretary Ew-
ing was then discussed till the adjournment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12
mRine-Futher.

A dispatch from the A-gas OHsa claims as
@o5oot settled the election of M,sss AcDoH4id
Join appleton, Charles Antrems, Epsralm K
Smart and Thomas j. D. Fuller Opposition 10
Congress, and comedies that of ROBERT Coop
Esow aud ISRAEL WAsHBURs Jr (Wbgsl. The
Argus ID not warranted in aiming Fale's ei5e
tor, though we rstber expect it, 1t adds
oThe returns have no, come in very freely 70.
dew. Gov. Hubbard wss elected last year by l,58I
majority; be is running well this year, and vii De
the next Governor. The House Id Loco 5000 Ia5
senate cop,i,ts OF 81 members and as ia as he ard
from the Loco. Focos have elected ten Wings snd
Free eoilers ak The other Districts yet to
come in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

ARE you SICK l-itso the pcobab y ia that the root
your auGering Is in The stomach From q WEAK stomHa
proceed dyspepsia, anguor oppression the d4phasn
sundice headache, nausea, bodily weakneIs dimes, 4
eight heartburn, eosuvsness sentery and Layton Of
other sormentng diseasea Indigestion produces thin
blood and therefore destroys tho aength snd vgor
System To The OF ha stomach and enable
TO throw oa and dismiss forever all iaese t0meung and
dangerous plautS nothing sIarJ bu
Ing OF KhAPPS Health ksstpr tyr Buffers There 10 20
uispAe failure IN their sansu7e Eject General ospot
$50 Hudson.u as 2IkHS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

GuRAEY's GALLERY, 1879 BROADWAY No ono capable
OF approaching the and beautiful In art, have
passsd down Broadway without !emsrking the splendid
portraits Spended the door Of 49, where 0uRssY
OF the popular Photographic artists In the United
States executes with he assistance OF The Sun snd splen'
did apparatus, the laygeat and most striking Dasuerec
types have pho connosseur In portraits
will al admit THAR beauty and Vslue pictures, while
the startling accuracy OF the kenessea viii bs acsnowi
edged by all who know the originals We do not believe
uss GURHEr has any superior as Photographic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

LATER FRoa HAyAsA-ARElvAL or TIE U. 8.
FRIo&7r GERNA irowS.~-The 3 S. Frirste Ger.
aaaiern, Commander LowvDzs, arrived At this
port yesterday, rom Havana, whsuce abe sailed
On the 29th OF ADJUST There WA nothing new at
Hayana-vsry fey vessels in por:-an4 littlo or
noting doing. It ia reported there ;hasshs Queens
officials have condemned three Of the American
prisoners, who were % be ahoi tho remaining ak
were condemned to work in the 0hsin-gans The
solowlrg are The officers Of the GeruHanto1a
Ctss L0wndss Commander Robert Ptatuny Let
Li-ut.rtntj Richard Flghm4ns I'd Lisa oaanl RoEsF
sssaspnl, ID Lisaisrsiii j0hn Asson, slrf15a
Rsgbeu HAMS AeIng |sstoF Il sbickisns, Lsaioa-
AT Of Marines Aobefi Aipog FEsi Hidshipmani Ma
uaplsi 2 Wss1 10 JOIN L'Eaw Aidshipmsn Wa
II Tooo, do a JesapbS. Cspsla's Cists lpnn ear-
rG~s atsswAsn David Asuttn, GaapsF Eneosr"f
Ya.srs ses, srpetss b<,eI 9EsSf, BNjLnsksf ",
s.ssa 7asb, Psfsss's go EsEd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

ROY Our friends over the way appear to
,ove an inter esting time of it at their SYRIA
n n Convention, We afeoaionately coun-
s ssI forbearance, Cancellation aud oompro-
~ r9;.a They must give John Van Buren,
- ,l coat inst TO aggravato' our Hunker e1-
o a., at Tammany for the rest, we have
~ preferences. Oaly remember that life
iasbort and telegrapbing dear, and we ask
no further iavors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-12

AppRENrIcEs' LBRARY.-Ths General Society OF Ne
chanics and Trsdesmen DESTROYS OF sfordIug the greatest
facility and encouragement tho Apprentices OF &echsa'
lcs The improvement Of their minds during Tho period
OF their apprenticeship by tho occupation OF thor esurt
hours pesssn, and Instructive reading and study rather
than In the Idle snd declaring associations Of
the City ave du ring Of toe library ade Ecs
Improvement In their building, the &echanics Hall a
viii give the Apprentices the advantages OF largo Gpses
In tho Library, conveniently fitted up and supplied ws
periodicals &c for reading during the npgs In addidos
to the grEtuitous use OF the Books or the Library
Fbe removal OF tho Library 70 tho uecond story O! he
Hall with pleasant aud convenient autrancE on Brood
way offers additional Inducements for all Apprentices te
embrace The adysDlsgeG which toe liberal philanthropy
the Society hss provided and proers freely for tho use o.
all no furnish the required guarantee for the csre and se'
return OF the books
Thai the young Mechanic may not be deprived OF the OF
pormnity orovemdnt the expiration OF his aPpre1-
dceship Journeymep and others i'll hereafter be allowed
the Apprentices Library, including the Library
and 10 which bequests Of Other members Of hs fAlg
viii enable the Society make frequent additions for Iha
small charge OF one dollar per year.
Members OF tbe Society iand the widows Of deceased
members will the Library convenisnlly accessible ier
tho females OF ,helr families who may participate In
It's Advantages.
Yhe Library VIII be 6pened at tho &echsnicS Hall 47S
Broadway, Monday evening, ths 18Th September and
open every evening duriGg The weob from ocIosk
Ehe Reading Rooms tho Society will be open every
evening from 10 0 O'Clock. Members will find The lates
foreign newspapers the tables upon tho arrival OF The
weekly from Eorope By order OF the Library
Committee JAMES VAN NORDEH, Chairman
JOHN C. SWAN, Librarian auso la