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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS

WEEXLT Report Oh DEATHs.-Dr Chss :. J
Goodneh Heath Pysoas, Reports the number Ct dea h.
Or lie Cify Of Brooklyn, during ne week ending FEB ?
1850 70 Dr. % Of which s males 10 emaes l6 sdqa.
AID u ehiJdren.
The Number q niernents IN Greenwood Cemetery and
o.her Brooklyn gr0unds from SewYork ard oass places
was =.
CoscERr--Jsne .Sloman, the musical prodigy,
Is 10 give COaoert neat Friday evening At he Female
Academy IN Brooklyn We understand dat lie talented
,sdy who gives his snieraBnen offered her services
n az Of proposed COaeeu sf he beasi VI Tie Hgpg..
nan Fsnd.
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Di.appenrance OF q ,IInI.tsr.


htiTIN0sf, Ices1sy- Fef- - y
The Maj Eas liied fran beyond A1glsfa- TIE
Roknonc Rspabiso1a ths- Re- Joe. W. Jones, Vc
1ss bes1 ofcistng a. ne &-io1 Church ia rs c4'
ef sui3eav SATURDAY a. = c0-se1eTce q r-ino-s
received rom UrCN T. q reported llaf b IA fTo SFe-
Ia tew-Tors srd lat IL j. -o fegular- oraafne1 Ger
yvrnaz
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Ew-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6


Mr.. CLAY spoke again yesterday on bis o0InPr'-
mise resolutions amid a. immense audience ana
with better result than before, n the TACT that 10
rl.rs Southern Senator rose at the moment 10 op
nose him. may be taken as an Indication. The
.elerrapbio dispatch seems to give merely AZ am
pieatou snd enforcement q hs former arguments
The House transacted no business yesterday
owin- 70 an adjournment On the announcement Of
the death Of Mr. Newman from We who deceased
before taking his seat.
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BvrSos AYRFs Dec 5l.-Pncss Curert-Do-
rrs.trs--Am grlwa SIaiugs = rlb-s, 70 pr art
Arple;ou AZ 90 60 do. ia1a Head d = d, Do A.
pi-e- 90 s. 90 do; Sse-f-s 50 d., 10 90 bfeFI
Dris = 30. u. DC; TiclaRs u is = pe y1-ui o1s-
tars-. Igals g. Gsss-Wlrro~, = - = : = 30
danss-k-- . llta-Bar a1G Focp. as.friS- 50 q
50 Ter cwL LeaS-Ftr AL SHEET sic . 60 IT, g.
Luriser-Au Pine Board al PAX = 7cr iooL Ns's
S,oFr--Canv1ss, An - pr yzE- fiicA Az - p -
hNis ke-.r -; Tar. Al g. Oak1rr. ~ pr G. F-r
Ar. Straw. 4 Ri---Csro11 = = = - Abba Say
An aud Eng .ish l~ 0w. ) T-r a-rooA har-N
hrEAna- - :. Per - sEls Iotaccc-NAr, AID Lea
= = ~ g. NAis-AI ca s. p g. Nooi-Or1 "a
~ ssare- hrrotA - s.. c. d-fy, lea - Nes~izA
Sas.ea - q 90 dry, IS 5: tne ~.sl-c, 90 ~
GO cry -oaN, CcrcuyE- wzsted y
sAe--=ge-l l-ie- >ta1es Ysr per cs.-l nlIa-lA
fisst 80 e-se S-2ieS ~ aaacs 30 per .of "a
sAites ~. = pei %sss - h.ssS n. pes = lse,
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Ma. DUKR.-O1r teceraphic report o. Monday
night brought SIR. Duers name amoug the Yeas
IN the vote Of the House Of Repress natives 70 lay
NJ Roots resolution On the table. The R<pa5le'
and the GIOJe. which we receiTod last nizht %
not agree with the dSpaich, Mr D. appearing II
them neither ~ voting Yea nor Nay We make
I'm. correction in jast.oe u him. and trust t"e'
othe, pagers which have commented on rs alleged
vote viii do the same
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sgd Accident,

BALTIMORE, fu-=ds-. o. E.
Capt Bennett. one 81 orr noOst respectable ship
insEsrs fel 'cday from t17 Of ne s-g Fanv
snd dread .siy ia9red Ia. y ~. e1fec-l n
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PORTLAND-CId arb. bark L-dy kuien'. Havana
FALL RIVERA -. s'cop Iuos W norue. y ora
BOSTON-Au 5in clip Moiort- from Ne" tsrypoh
Bn- Hayward lruIH Cgrscoa. l5h -L Len ta-ss ls'
for tuba DAYS. SephIde. Go. en- 10 day. Va Larrab-c
90 q %; brig. Rainbow :. F1Nsrd Henry, FOR Bic liace
iu . Gsvs Abrsni. 0r NNoIA Ia days.
>chr Pavilion. from Taugrf
CD steamer NiAgan- Liverpool. sups hafian. NAt
Francisco suffolk NeNOr cans; tarks Hong Kong Bais
VIA Sea Breeze, san Francisco brgs Mouir CHso, ko
Hsche, 7 MalAcT Baltimore; SuAA fhih scAfs >acra
inerio CALIFORNIA; PhenZ, Havana Nsndhis Msianls'
Fashion NYork
NFWBURN PORT-Sld fl. schr Ocean. Richmond
kFW-BEDF ORD--Arr 4th, ecnr Corona ~ ORR
rRONIDfNC FAR f.lL brig Fosirr. Savanna Sc.
lance, Richn Via NlofS.
Below. btrks Providence from Apsiacticois Acatf
Cardens-i sehr Athsi a. from savannah
Sd hng Sarah. ~ OH slo0p trcisncs Browni do
BRISTOL-Au fth Lr- John liill 10 day. im CaTdenss
Below, brg tuo.ne, from Carienas, va Charleston.
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Earl Grew. Dispatch 10 Lord EIsin.

TORONTO {. ~ Tuesday. Be-
Tie slsi-saneg atom dlsoatch from Ear ,Irey 20
Lor. gIa1r = 5c1 el-erss bed 70 yea 1T week Is r-h
I cf1seulre3 aid eG4csiee
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GOV. FISH. = : understood sent ire following
r-r nsrrs o. d- >eusss lssf ~sek D. OrI1 NftLs.
ges-asr FtssstEr ten DASIEL Las. Conn sseTy t-l-
ri. JoaN z. usyELIy Conn -lolff g E---rS-cs
Dr. WsHs s.crce1s Dr. OleT. 49, vas .asg "a s.Scf--
Corner 55eu lie. sarc--ls To- r-srnf Cctsuisssry Gen
- 81 A. NJ uewsli- slcceo5s AnarvW csrr-1l. EsS
y. - rrslsr--s ais ne rlz-.1l some Neeks -tnce
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURh.
SENATE Ar n1~y

SENATE Al EaNy, Trcsisy, Fee 2.
KEFoRTs-seRlCViItEAL xgXEAV- -
BY NJ OISICK. rccouzat a4iug lie s@opScr q M NJ
ls concaTscs Fssoaroa nsrsslzE or ecoaiofs = Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-06

CROWDED QUA full reports i the proceedings
Of Tia Nev.YotA Hisorles! Society
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.

y FEASeIs L LOCTsEL, n Asscenlsae' '.'' -
.ad sly.es Il Account Books. wHHng Fspe" ~ =,
Pressss. EnTeopss, Manifold Letter wF''ef' S''s
ara ever variety Of Stationery srtieieA al '0s''
Books rale4 ard boaaa 70 paisern' Osia' 80
Csecks &c. pnEtsd In any siyls reSsired
LOUNT 4 cos CALIFORNIA EhfhLs
~ Packages and freight per steamers SsN31. .
Empire Gig. Psb. 7, Will be received a. or -
the day Of sainng and forwarded 70 san - -
charge u spec.al messenger Ofics = bfo-. 100
WsA-stl IN iwsl ALBERT WILLIS, Ae-At
MAGIC HAIR DYE
~ FHaLoys wonderful improvement 70 GU -
wh.skess, he moment 10 u applied, ~1o 'a. -
lh- BAR or AKIN II be washed innsds'ev -.
disturbing he color, and hss no Bad osor. -
or .osd wholesale and retail q, PnLOs's 80 s"s
corner % Dsy-st; price Of laFgs are. " -
AgeHi n Pilseeiplie g. f.wcsn ~ 0ss~ AZ
lxs
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series Of -cisi periodic Aa-.-ls sofn Ssfaclss
The pres-ul amber made Up 10 interesting sres, Or
c1ii-s tsvorsl.e r-vlcv - Eldfe'hs History q ~
UnIel z several ecrs o laI cast l ss.st .l--
verse We use iais yo-1F ssgiu-- lor glalc ester
.s1g sal successful csreer
- "PErEEsoy NAEl0SAL NAsAzISf Fcc
!. r-beilsb-l siA soEe sceea, engrz--s s-ors Wtrl
We 90 not coaat st1. clrica.-re u h-re, Marines
making tSf iook s-y hcs wors; eueIn! coa-9 wsl
NS Ca1z.bg.of- eu,Iis1ie. The eonueloe.neu. u
cevsGsh .0fy ese Vaev Farm raer- Aso t.er b,
Mrs Neal sn1 NJ. Sssv,aA fNsN Yors sod By Dewi''
a DaveuPcTtl
- THE HlsTozY % ALL N.rIoss, No. :
sc. Good4es. is issuei ~ wlsns a Co B,.aoa
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~ W. II. Dissso~~s Ridias school, % fo'f'Ss.
near A.,or and Lafayette places. open DAY sH4 sss1
l4d.ss sad gsnilsneu The Reception and Drs'sas
and Riding Department are well wsrme1ssod ssS.I =
aon devoted 20 as eonior AID grsdse4n0a Of s.'s''
Hours for L=dses from An. 70 Pm
Hoars Coz Gents from 20 1l47 70 ? ~
Ia MN w e.
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TIN FREScH MEErIS0~-At the meeting last
n .hi me Hotel de Paris maze arrangements 20 cole
bras tho Second Anniversary Of he French Revolution,
was resolved that a 5snqIe, be held the ah 0st and
the following officers chosen provide and supcrn.
tend GEORGE GUYNET President
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~ FOR hose who afe ecsTst 81 customer. -
'oa.rg Counfs. SRI Sfses brought hitiSf BY 49,,
fslFoa!. &c nov j. he inc 70 lsylis berh . ~
aoue conveniently and sais.y bOgsh IL AgeoeJ =. :,
PALHIR. elo 4 emp0e sfed ~ NJ pfoPnstofs = =, I,
~ide.y cifeg.a "a papers VI he wios fsse1
torn /. desfsd 20 fccsiye and feceipi 10 adFen. I,
AID Subscriptions Besides CHOICE Of ~ -
ldspt-t 20 various pUrsats. sfveriitefs csA % -
pfscticai Information a. The Agency, add t6Op' -
system VI advertising
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LssT WEEK Oh GLIDDOS's NILE This fne re
yeaon Of he mysteries Of he Land Of the Me viii close
VeTy soon Al who would : must 90 50 soon We
~cad sgggss, At al Schools shosd his The only f4
exhibition ADD description Of Of absorbing nteres,
The Minds Of Old and young. Afternoon exhibition on
Wednesday at q O'Clock P 81 when Schools under seo
can Be admitted a. St cent? person.
FACE READisG.-Dr J. w. REDFIELD, wei.
lie sathOf Of euro0ssn entertaining work 90
Psysiogrou.y vii form sor hose who desire
pssctczi sno~sdgs Of hal Interesting science a War.
rer-s,. LIS "wednesday evening" See advertisement,
Y Ar. Paige and daughter Miss GeorgiaDa
Page, we aDtersisnd VII gre coroer AZ Hartford Fr-
day FEB 3
~ See Advertisement IN another column head
Cd, -vALrAsLE PEoFERrT ~ STANFORD Fos SALE
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lcE--The sudden and unusual cold OF the past
Two day. has filed he MYERS he shores, with ce sad
The Bay aeeked with afge patches OF aoang with tie
tide Il i strong enough 20 interfere win cation
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TIE HCNSAhIAHSA CAKD.-Ta NJ g,ss - Lea, A...or d
Dana % TO -e struggle er Lte6y Easogs
SIR The undersigned and his associates ACCEPT
wiih pleasure your AID imitation % attend me Bower
Thessr, IN his City "Wednesday evening FEB g. when
you Propos- 10 represent he drama above named
Respectfully yours, LADlsLAUS UJHAZY
tesr fsr< 4 Bra q F-l. L. iss
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The GEoRGIA.-Tho following IS an extract Of
etier from he Captain Of the Georgia Waited u hour,
a Charleston Bar Tor the ooa hat connunies's
with her. fndng she did her appearance 81
O'Clock. bore or tor savannah The weather such
any steamboat ghf have come and imag
accident must occurred 20 them, a. pfeyeDi
1icA ion Arrived a Charleston Bar, IS minutes past
O'Clock N Jlst beng - hours fsn. from New fofs
Everything worked beautifully
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IxNrSsr R.riRoAp TR,vrL-Son

IMMENSE RausoAp TR,vgL-Some iiea Of
the travel between Sew York city and \ ibanv
may be formed from he fact that SIX hum
bred thousand passengers passed over the Hud-
son River Railroad during the time Il has been
in operation, litt,e more than nine months.
GsrAr IMroRr,Tiov or AMERICAN FIorR N.
TO LivERPooI.--A letter from LIVERPOOL SAWS
that for the f1F:aiEh, ending Novetsibrr IS, no
less than Isl, 500 barrels OF Americas, Flour ar.
rived at that port. principally from New IorA,
Prince Albert. OF England. Victoria's hus
band, has surname. lie IS descen6t,. from
ancient line Of kings. who never we're ne
cesst,ated to assume surname, hen il vas
done by the nations OF Europe.
Grapes in great abu udance and Of most excel
lent qualify raised IN California IN lie
vineyard of Gen. V.lie. the product Of !. single.
acre will yield the pretty sum Of $4,000
From lS40 to 1915 the English men-of v,r
captured six hundre3 and twenty i've v.,s-t.
containing thirty-eight thousand cight hunGred
and three slaves, CT whom ueaE four i.ousans
died before an al adjudication.
The charities, public and private, bestowed bv
Jenny Lind in New York and Brook!yn. are
estimated. by those who have the best op.,ert,,.
nifty Of knowing, at S}O.oJ0.
Hon. Truman Smjtn. Of Connections,
married a few days since, IN Alabasn,, TO Miss
Dickinson, formerly resident af f4itcbfield
Connecticut. 80 j ssS~-s~lT cl.tionist~ nav,
~koeHMAere5 s~sUulh anu set uerriea, thocpn
the Boston Chronotypc says :hat hir Smith naa
TO leave Charleston in twenty -foar hoaIs.-
Ccubtlrl.
Curisss Ca,eu,ason-Tbe Great Fan. BaiE5
tac.--l, 10 stated that te suiiGin. Tor the exne-
elton Of lS5l in Loudoa. ~ c0utlin 501 mics
Of window -sa.hes 100 miles OF putty. 81 mile.
ef sipc guttcring, and ; miles to drive uuSrr
cover. The builGing will be wholly Of e,sss
f,sr irou mil
spectator viii be able 10 see 1000 feet bsfor,
him in Que snbrokeu view.
Population Of Wlsei;ng. Tirgiaia-Ths CEN
ans returns make the -eauisiion OF tie civ ri
WnseiiDg and suburbs 10. i6t. The no,uIafi,+,
UGiS so1aiy ls.uOs- The nanssr Of he-
NsS9s 49, Of sloSs l6s.-1hc increase IN -.
esssssa = Wheeling N ten ysass hs. Be-.
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ADV Using TERMS:


LIST OF BANK NorEs HEcEIvro TIE BRANCH
BNNk AT EtcHNoNp.
State Bank OF laIiauai Siutu<tlv cts B,nk.
ani Branches. seneca County Bank
Kentucky Htuas OF $ Thin, ONO.
ana upwlras; Western Reserve Bank
state Bank Of Ohio anG 3ahl Of I5rgiuIa and
Branches; Branches.
i.if. Bank OF Cincinnati Farmers Bank Of y,r-
Commercial Bank ofdo.l ginia una Branches:
City bank Of DO Bunk Of Tie valley OF
Dayton i}an1, DAYTON Virginia ana Branches.
BIZ of Grdu1a, Paines- Exchang- BAN. Of yIr-
vt!ir giui., ana Branches;
Cana Is OF Cleveland. Notes OF - and up
Cry :. do wards, at p9r in NV
city = C"iu.nbus.I orh. Phlitlei pin n ,
franklin 8 * OF lanes ana Baltimore
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Valuable Escal Estate Tor s.sic.

July 81, 1850.
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Accounts u:aim., the City.

OF All persons having accounts aga
the city. are requested TO present them at
mex, meeting of Council. SO as 70 enable
the Committee OF Ways and Means 10
make on, their annual report Of the imam
ces Of the city, III time.
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se2son1ose Dry Goods


4 al persons l.. BED % them by cItI-r 30 g,
book scconu', ih1t Il = seals5 slS4 lie IiI1t
they s;ouii make collections, for tn. pH-Ycse ct
prosecuting their business A3ti.enr3, We r.
criy~d the premium on Piows faT gru-ra raj ,G-po-
ses. awar.et by the greet Ono -tefe Far. vi
We cal not furnish the pHblfe wac tho>- ~xc~i-
}eut atsos unless we arc Furnished wila tie
rncsn> cue as. Thereto hos,e p-etapi a.
,eniion will De paa TO tits " ali Interested
Beard s. SINEX.
Richmond. Nov q. 1850 S9-tf
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RTCumOWD PALLADIUM.
BUSINESS CARD.

q ssc publishers o. the E':,.l;ldissfzl
are ;sEAxiOss, 40 close All unsettled
accounts Between TIER patron.
and fs.r,Es es. Eaey therefore
request :2isat all accounts :agai:rsg
thel.i f.say be presented. :i:id :sEl
indebted 40 :l.e=sa, ;aia.: WHO have
saO claims :ss sees offset, VIII cali
aisI settle sy aaosc CT other rssc=.Es.
" G have Ct-aic IL large number OF
patrons :saG frIcsi<.s with whom
we have not settled Eog 10. AMI
even s2 years. Shori settlements. IL
IS SAID, r2.2sisc ioAg friends. Being
.anXEO1Es 20 rcia1i, the Friends % /
oar present patrons. and equally
sOI9cItOsss 70 extend their number,
s:c respectfully urge settlements
with aii.
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EOrrIysl Gold Coins.

Syl%e Clark Division. No. :. sons Of Tenn
.yt4sS pcrance,- I5-Meet every Wednesday
--S.ssSsS evening. II 3; o'cl k.
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Inc city council of Wheeling have passed an
oraer prost.iag for vote of The citizens upon
a subscription Of $3.50 900 10 d Western Rail
roa" company, intended 10 extend the BALI
more end Ohio Railroad west CT that river.
A correspondent. Of the Buffalo ComHlo rciaI
Advertiser, writing from London, says he fluids
tineT!caA apples nteC. There have bee
nc shipments fer TWO years from abroad. FIftee
thousand barrels w.il find tneola tate sale at good
prices.
SINGULAR SUICIDE An old resident citizen
near Montezafna, Pike county, Illinois, named
Egcncis Tucker. had been iaborlng uncer manu-
a p0tu t1om The effects Of excessive ofIuk. o.
Hou.ay evening last lie left alone a his
room. On the morning following. when ms
fI-Lcs came tn tho room. t1ry lou az ~ the APP
praranct. and the itaprIAts Of his blood, HAT
he had seated himself on the floor, ans " III a
anifs made Incis'on into bis ID tome /; from
length or more. and then cutting them OIL IN
III he had cut Off five pieces h- went 10 the t.
bic laid the knife 1t, went 10 the bed. :
Justed the pillows aud laid down. When IL 10
IN the morning iie was dead.
OBJ FELLOWS STATISTICS The foilorilg
view Of th1 operations of the Dd3 Fellows A.
soCiation IS prepared from the ofiieIAi r-turD~
made TO The late session OF the Cram Lodge o.
the United States. Several States f.l!cd TO
make returns:
II
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1. .. q. Il.

Meet on Friday evening OF each week at 6;
o'clock. Hall 10 Lippencott new building. -
posite the Huntington House.
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Homestead Cr.at Western Kemedy:
Tor the Cure Of COLDS. COUG CHS,
ASFH NJ. CHRONIC AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS, &c.
kNIfT5 article, from the simplicity Of its COM
position, Its chc8puesS. aad IL potency to
cure all s4c3. com plants mentioned above.
has, wherever Introduced. n%arly quite, sup
planted every other specific of the kind
= . family ought TO be without it. One of the
irst Bhsstc.aBs IN the Western country says.
ti4as = every person. taking cold, would use
the Compound syrup Of Hops and Bones~t, very
fes cases Of Consumption would lie known
aruoupst a-'' Gail on The Agents and get n cir.
GUAR For sale by J. HOWE Ellis & Co.
3JPric- 50 els pr Bottle.
Richmond. la, Aug. q. $50. 35u
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Z pslc-.S,.itc. ESctt.cs.--For sale at
the Ca, save store Also, steam saw
mil Pipes; hattrr's ami Cyer'S Kettles ma e 10
orGer. II. + UNDERWOOD
Richmond. la, Sept Is, $50. 39gt
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>As.:1-. assorted. jusi received a 10 IL
tSCOss sale. *
] Il K J. H. HUTTON. No =.
Oct 9, 1880. Main st, nichmoud. la.
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1 onspicfc assortment Of 1'OtcUI
AcCCM kkCalslclals. for S,llC.
|OVg. AID TIN ~ 4 u 4
ss- e Cd Dnc ~.

ISAAC y. ri.It>>D>. respectfully in
& tnfft~ mas FRIENDS mad the pubic, that tie con-
tAurs tal>lnes- GA Man str,,t nearly opposite
ths. Bank ana i.t~l 81 INuoc-' St"te ~he,. hs
{. - hand, aud olirre Tor s.,lc. Il general as
tltte AT oil
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01
THE INVADERS OF CUBA.

We copy the following from the New Orleans
Delta of the 23d instant as disclosing the names
of some of the persons engaged in the late attempt
to invade the Island of Cuba:
The troops which e this city consisted of three regiments
baalons, of few hundred each. These at
least the only organized bodies that left thspo There were
other detached parties which left for Chsgres the point of
rendezvous and others STILL that have departed from Texas
and other parts the United States for the destination
We find impossible obtain full lists Of the officers or
curae OF the strength Of the regiments Those which
we have embrace only portion Of The officers such as VS.
could pick up by inquiry.
The first regiment which organized and sent oil was
that Of Kentucky This regiment left April 25. II was COM
manded by The following officers:
Col. Theodore o'Hara Brevet Major Of the U s. Army,
and late Major in the Commissary Department. Lieut. COL
John +. Pickett late U. 8. Consul at Turks Island Major
Thomas Theodore Hawkins, ae Of the u s. Army 18th In
any Caps Harry, late Of I'd Kentucky volunteers; Lo-
gan, late of the u s. Army Maot Of the Voltgeurs,
Winston, late Of the 18th Infantry Leuts Dean. Johnson
James, Knott, McGufin, Titus, Hoey, aud Voolfolk This
regiment consists OF from three four hundred sronga
keniuckans. They left in ship There others Of
the regiment who left since to join their command, but
have not their names and grades.
The second regiment that Of louisiana which left
May 2. II is commanded by Col. G. R WHEATE, mem
ber Of the bar Of this city, and formerly Of Nashville COL
Wheat officer in the Mexican war, and the dis
bandment of his regiment, which enlisted for twelve
months raised Independent corps, which served through
the campaign. Lieut. Col. w. H. Bell, Mssssppan. Of
the l Mississippi volunteers who had lost an arm at Buena
Vista; Major j. R. Hayden; Adjuant F. F. Fishers Sur
geon - Stuil; Assistant Surgeon A. A. Josephs Quar-
Thomas Commissary J. d. R. McHenry Cap
tains Cuen, Henry O. Foster Hunon, Mccormick, Colin
Breckenridge, j. c. Davis, AW. Marsh, Abner C. Sleede
j. G. Howard Lieutenants Duncan, R. Scott McGunege
Theo Byrd, Dennet; E. l. JONES' Foley, Parrish, Mons,
Fi1on Mitchell, Morgan, Saain, and three hundred and
fifty rank and file.
The last regiment which left this port commanded by
Colonel NJ j. BUNCH, formerly member of Congress from
Tennessee. with Peter Smith, Of Judge Pmckney Smith,
of Mississippi, Major; Captains A. Mzell, McKewen and
Others all respectable gentlemen Of Mississippi whose
we have not been able TO obtain in full.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01

A GovERSMEsr WIrsEss GREAT ON MArnIMosr.-
Edmund T. Wentworth, cousin to the brothers Asa and
Henry charged with the Parker murder in New Hampshire
examined witness in Friday, and before be
got through aqueer Of himself He testified in
substance, as follows: A M
can't remember how testified at Saco and can give my
why cannot guess all my testimony a, Saco was
not true; know it not took oath Saco can
tell you my because asa and Henry said if
ent ON the stand and told This story they could separaie
my head from ny body before Igos oa Of Saoo did not
hear them say myself; my wife, Jas. Morrel, and his
wife, and another lady, whose do remember told
me so. They said the Wentworths told them SO.
"I had told Asa Henry who going testify
to dom, know bow they knew it. From my second wife
divorced. did not live with her; she left me- and
married third wife, Ibid not live with her because didn't
like her well enough marsd her because was obliged
was married fourth time woman by whom had three
children. She died, and married fifth, lived with her
between two and three years. but had no children don't
know but what she in heavenl never asked her where
she going. married sixth wife at Asa Wentworhs
house in Manchester, about six years ago.
" Direct examination resumed-Asa Wentworth and
Henry both told me had right then to mary, my best
wife had been SO long gne, and knew not where she
Vas She bad been three years absent without my having
heard Of her, a hE yFaE WN#
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01
EMIGRATION FROM GREAT BRITAIN.

On the 18th Of May the tenth general report Of the Colo
nia Land and Emigration Commissioners printed, giving
the following interesting Information connected with emgra-
ton from Great Britain: q
'sThe emigration from the United Kingdom during the
ten years ending the 3lst Of December ls4s amounted
persons giving average of s5 $40 emgrants
year. During the years ls47 and ls4S the number of emf
grants 25s27 and 24s 0s9 respectively being nearly
double the largest number that had emiga,ed in any pre-
vous year. During the year s49 the emigration had reach
ed the unprecedented number of 29949s PERSONS Of which
number $780, sl7 proceeded North America 450 went
to the United States, and A. s67 British North America
The commissioners estimate that s49 exclusive Of cabin
passengers ,743,500 expended emigration, of
which only e22s 800 paid of the public funds eav
ing than 100000 the probable provided
out Of private or parocbia funds