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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

A CARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs 10 draw the attention
OF watch makers manufacturers Of all kinds Of psrl-
ments and msckinsts TO Ills and extensive assort
nent Of fine English and swfs tools and flea also his
own manufactured mathematical drawing instruments OF
Swiss and English style which be offers al very reasonable
prices Orders for all Kinds OF mah. Instruments will be
promptly executed by
p. A. sIBENMANE, importer OF watch makers tools
and files and manufacturer Of mathematical Instruments
l57 Fulton street. Sjel32w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

WINDOW SHADES. GILT cORNlczs. ~
w Perry HUsLfNs, kc-Fsmies aeoui ~ y d
their windows with the above articles, WI "a - .
WOODF0RD's, 96 Broadway, the lngeH ~ - -
duced In Nev.York. Lace and muslin curls,nn es -
tAsses, loops, pins, bands, cornices, &C - 49,
chasing OF he subscriber may rely upon gfnng .ssshr
article, and ~ low ~ 1t 10 possible 70 imPon 49,
ture II Merchants buying Al Wholesale WI rig sssSsrp
" to their sdvsnIage 70 call before purchasing
als1 JIG. WOODFORD, 10 s'-p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

II 4. sCHOOL AGENCY, 2sS Broadway, estsb-
.lished lsf7 with unparalleled facilities snd followed
with The best results in procuring competent teachers gov
snesses &c The Checks selling TO teachers aud en-
noyers from q S. and upward payable TO order In ser
Wee Al the rate Of per cent on one years eompenss
ou and the parties are proposed until suited No charge
sarly fun and postpaid. References exchanged.
Isi2 StWF&ss Z. H. WILCOX, Propreior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

CRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
G Madame HlX has removed her French and Euglish
BOARDING and psy School from CsnoL.place 10 IOl
81 Hrfsplscs near Firsssy. The new Location Is open
ana airy with q large garden and the house, doubls
sne with every modern convenience She invites those
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
srscals educAtisn In all branches 10 call and examine
her tesnonias She has had committed 10 her care thu
dsu hiers Of many Of the leading families Of this city and
ssn 1eSsr 10 AL my7n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

- on sither for he manufacture, drawing boiling Of
soda Ws,sr, manufactured and sold by JOHN NAT
YHEWs corner FirsLav. and Twentystxth-s N. Y. A
i,thogrsphed pas with printed directions giving every In
forssnou for The Manufacture and putting Of he sppar
ana he manufacture OF the syups &c accompany e,ch
appsrsras AL comnaoics01s smnodists,Y attsnded 10
90 apogca1oa a. sboVs. nyD lnDAee4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowN INSTITUTE.
a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for

"A stTarryown, n Y, A. NEWMAN, Principal.
In this institution young gentlemen VIII be thoroughly In.
structed IN all the branches Of an English and Classical
education requisite for commercial pursuits entering
college.
There sre two terms II year, each FIVE months. The
Summer term commencing on the first Of hsy and the
Winter on the first OF November Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing particulars, references &c. DO
Obtained ct Spsldng Shephsrds bookstore 1881 Broad.
way New York or By addressing note 10 me Principal
uny20 eodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

THE RAvENsWOOD CEMETERY AssQcIA-
TlON-Hgvng organized under the sct OF 1871 for me
incorporation Of Rural Cemeerie and having purchased
the beautiful sight known the Long Island arms,
Ravenswood prepared to sell lots TO such a. have
preferences and viii be prepared 10 make surveys and
grades and ntermens soon as the labor department
can be organized and they feel confident as their grounds
are the convenient they can make them NE mos.
eligible and delightful in the neghborhood o. he Guy ana
rs Nassausl ~ Y.-ofhee No z rear building
mY3O 4t2tsws
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~ WnterCure ID-Ii,ui,,-CIc

% Nnter-Cure ID-titgtes-CIly md COua-
ry-Dr TRAIL receiyes paieuts al his comm00us city
establishment 70 Laghtst. and 3. Oyser-Bsy, L. Com.
murcarOr daily between these pisces By Steamboat Sud
railroad General practice attended TO- Combinations S.
mT25 i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
LEBA NON SPRl NGS,
Via piifafeld. Maaa

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to mi, csls4rsed
il Watering plsee 10 by the New.Yofk and New 4sses
and Housatonc Railroads to Pitsied, snd hen.s Oaly
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving New-York by the O'Clock A n
Express Train arrive tho Springs AZ 7. The
accommodation this r0uls such will rsnre cen
fort and dispatch.
Passengers can take tie O'Clock p. NJ train and 70
through 10 Psfelo take the late Evening Trans ssi
remain night in Bridgeport leaving there 81 1904
Fare through 81 ~. le1 iss
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Pos1.OrrIcr- Nru.Ynpx

PosT-OFFIoE, NEw.YoRK June r. 1850.
~ u. =. Mails for Europe.-The Malls for L. s.
hsn Steamer ATLANTIC, Of thu Collins Line" viii
close al this Office Saturday, the 18th inst at TO- AN
Letters for the Continent by his must be prepaid
ielSN VIM v BRADY Postmsstar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
SUMMER RETREATS.

CoZZENs's WEST POINT HOTEL
DERSONS WISHING to Wait the shove Hotel -
Il Railroad are informed that Garrison's Landing 4, AZ
stopping place The boat 10 always here NJ the sryLd
the different rains The other mode OF conveyance !,
New World and Aida, leaving Nsw-iors al A n ssi
Columbia AID Hudson Ut foot Of Liberyst every Ah.
noon al 5. iefias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

~, LEBANON springs Water-Curs Establish
.SSra.. ~" V.es on n eih Sumner. For infornarou
"~N-ss ljco N BEDOaTHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

R water Cure.-T. L. Nichols. NJ D. and Mr.,
SovE NICHOLS 1 West ~enty- second.st near siSbsv
Consulisi ons rom 10 TO Patients received FOR Mi boss
Ieement DAY treatment or visited a. their resldence.
jel2 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

~, Dr. Hougbton's Water Cure Establish
broaa,.So g. West Eleventh street. three doors from
"AJ myls lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
rrThe "Ornnge uoun,a,, wa,.x ~.

- Orarge, n j. one hours de BY railroad fro ia l,
Ssa q. NHthmert hes private baths attached 10 ina ~
fss,s' yoo5,, address Dr. MEEKER, s. Ors~-~
lcLA IOOuts ~ ..
Tor erms iel2U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

a. DR.. shows Wafer-Cure Institution, cor
Ter TTefihst and Uaiverrty-plscs mad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

q Fowlers d Wells, PhrenoIcg ists and Pa b.
tsherss Clinton Hail. lSi Nsssau-st near The PAX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW sHAnEs

WINDOW SHADES.
IL ELfY 4 RIKER, Isl Chaihamst call ths sndss
HAL persons wanting Shades to hetf asso5ss
Shades, and materials for making and hanging -, :
Ybey make the best quality only, and sell Of pdes ~
per cent less Than any other manufacturer AZ
warranted not 10 stick or curl. %~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
WIN. V. BRADY. Postmaster.

~ Removal.-PHLIP ERNST, Professor Of Music
and teacher OF the B9hm and other and the guitar
respectfully informs his friends and the public general
thai be has removed to ST Brosdway, near wslkersi
hew-fotk. myl0 3meodr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
JAMES POWERS, |
ERASTUS BEACH,
8. SHERWOOD DAY, Com
CYAN SANTVOORD,
JOHN VAN FLECk.

~ Was and Toupecs.-bArcRELos's celebrated
Wig Factory Is al 4 Wallst whore at ali lines be
found the largest assortment In the city srEgers and
citizens should call and Judge for themselves before
chasing elsewhere RATcEELoRs newly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal al tbs Fsr Of the American lnsi.
trts Copy the address Uyls MWAFn
" Wigs. Wigs! Wigs !-Cinzens and strangers
informed that the largest cheapest and best
Of wigs hsfwgs toupees brRds long hair and Other
ornamental hair, to be foand MEDHURsT HEARD's
q Mniden-Iare The trade suppied tnvlt eOd I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
for the hottest June day. tNew-YorS Dewitt &


for the hottest June day. (New.YOrk: Dewitt. &
Davenport
~ "DAmY BIBLE ILLUsTRATrOSs, by JoRS
KITro Vol H. s devoted to Moses and the Judges
and affords the reader Of Holy Writ great many
Apostle and striking Illustrations expressed in a
plain, unaffected style, and with no attempt to
cover the cedars Of Lebanon with 4 coat Of modern
vhitcwaah. lNew.York r. Carter & Brother.
l2mo. PIP. 4iOl
- nTBE GoLDEN SANDS OF MEXICO, is the
title Of we'll, rinted volume, containing two stories
with m excellent mo "a. showing tbs folly Of an IN
scrupulous pursuit Of wealth. tn LITE ~orK oe'
serves commentator i.r its useiu, ten 'enciss as
Tor the neatness Of its style. It has several spirit
ed Illustrations By CroOme. Philadelphia; Lind
sly & Blakiston. l6mo. PP. 2lI)
n "sEEToH or TIE SCOTCH KlRKs AND
CoSGREGA1IoSs OF LTEErooI, by DAVID THox.
contains several curious specimens Of local eccles.
asticnl history Illustrative Of Scottish character,
and may be recommended all who are interested
in English religious statistics IS racy morsel in
that kind.
- GoDEl's "LADYs Book" July cannot
be commented enthusiastically either for its lilsra.
~ matter or is embel sbments /. has the usual
list Of contributors, bot tley do not seem to have
done their best ills time. New.York H. Long
4 Brothers.)
~ "THE ECLECTIC MAGAzIgE," edited by
w. II. BIDwELL, June,) contains a judcious Sc
lection from the elaborate portions Of English
periodical literature, including articles from the
British Quarterly" " Westminster" "Prospec-
tive" Anew Monthly, and others.
~ "THE DIVINE ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT"
translated from the French Of De MAIsrRE, by
RICHARD II. SALTERR, MD. A second edition Of
this celebrated work of the ultra Montana school,
admirably translated by an accomplished scholar in
Boston, is published by J. d. Lockwood, Pittsburgh
Ia "THE LONE Dow is legend of revou-
tionary times, showing considerable power of de.
scnption, but aiming at the detestable style of
modern fine writing. (New.York D. Appleton
& Co. l2mo. PIP. 2sl.)
~ OBSERVATIONS UPoS PLANK ROADS, by
GEORGE GEDDEs, furnishes general view Of the
subject, together with the Plank Road Law of the
State Of New-York. (New.York: A. II. Barnes.)
~ We have the sixth number of GRFFITH's |
"TREATIsE on MARINE AND NAVAL ARcHITEC- |
TURE, which well sustains the character of this |
admirable scientific work.
sSy7 "PoEMs," by ALICE HOLMES. l2mo. PIP. So
A second edition Of little volume of poetry by |
blind lady, which has already met with favorable
reception from the public.
~ "THE CHILDREN or THE MANsE,' is Sc
res of dialogues containing history, science mo-
-aity, theology, and many other things, made easy
Tor the use ofchildren. (New-York; X. Carter X
Brother. l2mo PIP. 1861
97 "THE STUDENT" edited by A. A. COLLINS,
June,l is the second number Of this interesting |
popular miscellany, now publishing by Fowlers &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

OAKUm--sOo bales No / 800 do MOI For sals d
y S'aa''siar ss3 2sss,t SrkxauEson. 10 soaa<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

e "THE STUDENT" edited by A. A. COLLINS,
June,l is the second number Of this interesting
popular miscellany, now publishing by Fowlers &
Wells
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

" Psychological Clairv oyance.-MRS. NETT.
LER, the celebrated Clsirvoys1I aud Psychological
operator will continue her examinations sad treatment OF
disease, al 90 VartcksL les lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

RANK OF sALIsBUKY.-fsnss s = iHso 4
nlof Salisbury, Maryland. 70 sssa W JsE isos"
IS Wuliaf1ssi ~ py csus teooaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
w. CRAWBUCK

w. CRAWBUCK -. Al u =
WOULD CALL THE ATTEnTlON soboss1
ard house furnishing ware rooms $50 Grsnd-f- 49,
be found complete assortment OF he iohou 49, - =
VIZ. Feathers, Beds Mattresses. Hair, Moss IA
grass Also. Bedsteads Of every descnpoo Hufs4
splendid variety az Window Shades and ~ 49, -
Old beds and mattresses renowned and mas w
jel2ims -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
rTINaNr,s RoARDING SCHOOL FOR

xITINANT,s BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
w BOYS.-Ai Little Ferry nine miles from Ho6oken,
This Institution 10 designed for young lads AL the
nresert number Of under twelve years OF age and
rons viii bs received who older Terms from 500
s1 peY wear Circulars obtained Of Mr. Osfsndef
Cans and Varick cts New York lel2 Inn
DOARDING SCHOOL FOR B0Ys.-Irving
Dirsfiruie, Turytown, N Y. Pupils admitted q any
ul rr97 i'm VIM r. LYON, A. NJ Principal
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HAMILT9S noypsE. FORT IT.. Nan, uAMILTOx-

IlHAWLEY d. CLAPP has the sHtitfaehou 10 iufOra
his friends and the public that the above esta5shnoaf
open for The reception Of guests Since Il was ss
closed has been enlarged and improved as 10 isgy
favorable comparison with any slher building Of the M
IN the country IL 10 Tie remark OF every 10 vish
that other hOule presents such admirably s
OF rooms for families and the single equally oa
modioUs One hundred snd twentytlfee rooms Asgs
been ADDED, including several parlOrs with bedrooms
suite. The uneqnhlied advantages which the Hanion
House possesses Ia pOntof situation, commanding gsd
view Of the Ocean, and enjoying constant Teabesn
while al the time surrounded by culiyaes county,
ard the beautiu Walks and drives well 1nosn
TO need special mention The proprietor IA
mined MAKE the Interior comforts Of the house eqaLb
lu exterior advantages sud he fatefs hmsolf AG he
enisine and arder will safety ali who may honor bin VIII
their company jeillr
DICE'S HOTEL, NEW-ROCHELLE -Ths unds.
IA signed has the pleasure TO inform his feacs sad hs
public that his Hotel Is open, and he 10 pfepsfsd0
make arrangements with families for sni boud bf
the season; also for transient visitors. CfRlCB
NEw-RocHELLE, June II, 1850. jelfT
ISTEMUS HOTELS. -
cRnSES AND loo,ssvvvvsa
TENHE IRVING HOUSE, a. Chagrss, Wallace W. W.
lisms assisted by Hugh Miller
TIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL, al GorgoaAur
der the management OF A. Miller and j. y. COnge
THE AMERICAN HOTEL a. Cruces under The mo-
sgemenl Of u. Foiger ard H. Miller yr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL Rt Panama uadef -
management Of Adrian b. Miller. lei Dicd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

~ "THE CHILDREN OF THE MASsE," is a SC
ries of dialogues containing history, science, mo
rality, theology, and many other things made cas-.
for the use ofchidren (New-York X. Carter !
Brother. l2mo. PIP. 466.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14
WANTS.

w ANTS.
! EUANTED.-Young men Of good address aud bustnes,
lSet to Introduce new and useful improvement IN
auseu and ornamental fixture OF good houses and cheap
err Oy lO per cent than any thing else Of the kind Very
be- made from Il % sT " eGS PER wsek eau
ielSst' 1856 watsrst
| NNANTkD.-A superior vocal teacher for Young la
w dies Seminary situated nesr New York. To lady
or gentleman Of high alIanmens liberal salary will be
jel3 81
W ANTED-A good business man, with 81 900 capital
w In hI.i-rse business Of manufacturing and selling
THOMPSON, Tribune ofice jel2
WANTED-A situation, by a respectable American
w woman ss housekeeper for gentleman and children
to take Of children and do plain sewing Can give
the beat OF city reference. Apply at ljs BroomeS adj.
ore" SINE 70 n y. Jell lw'
NNANTBD-Siuauons . numDor or sxeensn. Tiri,
W and CHILDREN recently arrived, es from city habits
and soclanon, sno Wiling 70 work for moderate wsges
Emigration, In the Pnk. No charges p3iR
INFORMATIONWA NTRD.-IfHENRY DRURY'
Of Lincoln, England, be still alive, hs IA requested
write Immediately to bis aunt Mrs Tslsnt Of neadvile
Crawford Co Pennsylysns Any persons able 10 give To-
formation OF This young man, earnestly solicited for.
ward II to the above address hs family are In acuoI
on bis account Other papers please copy. s9 l2A
A PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER, whose time
(Ais not fully occupied, would like to devote part Of Il
70 auditing accounts writing another set OF books
Address Accountant, box S,l45, Office my3O lm'
DOCKS POSTED UP AND BALANCED, or reg
Duarly kept by agreement; Documents and Accounts O.
al kinds copied. Apply In person or BY letter 20
my2 Inns g. STURTEVANr, $50 Grand-sf.
DARTNER WANTED-With six or eight hundred
dollars, IN very profitable manufacturing business.
The advertiser will give security the stock and insure
very handsome income to any who may agree with him
Address c d. Tribune Office Iel3 2r*
MONEY FOUND-A few days since in the subscr.
lVEbers store, some bank notes; aso, the llth, a
brpea mi a
hair having inscription the back. The owners can
have the same by applying at the cashiers desk
jel3 1f ALEX. T. STEWART 4 co.
nIsAPPEARED-M HENRY r. PECK, of New
~ Bntsin Conn len the residence Of his relative, Capt
Peck, of Milford, Conn, Friday evening June 7, and
has not since then been heard from. Being Of correct
habits and unexceponable character, 10 feared that he
became suddenly deranged, and has either wandered
away destroyed himself He Ia about 81 feet high dark
brown hair large nose p years Old peassnt and sreea
bic In his manners and bad on black frock and PAN
falcons. Any hearing Of him will please send word
Immediately % ELNATHAN PECK, New Britain, Conn.
jeI2 3tDltWs
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n O,RieIIy,s Telesraph Lines. con

u O'RielIy's telegraph Lines connecting
with sl sections OF the United States General Office, l3l
Broadway. Open from in the morning ill IL AZ night
Visitors in New York who accustomed 70 ransscung
business with the ORelly Lines in any section Of the
United States will find II their iteresi 10 leave their dis.
patches 81 hls Office TO insure prompt and correct
mission. leo n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

sy7 "PoEMs,' by ALICE HOLMES. l2mo. PIP. So.
A second edition Of little volume of poetry by a
blind lady, which has already met with favorable
reception from the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

" Hpfendfd tOthlc PIates.-HOBERTss new and
splendid style Of Gothic Door and Number Pstes-entrey
new and original designs Those In want Of something
and splendid their doors invited to call and
anime the above articles ASo splendid assortment Of
Gothic and Shield pattern BellPulls. r ROBERTS,
my22 I'm 562 Broadway near Prince-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

n "LrTELEs LIVING ACE No. 3ls, will be
read with interest for its article from BIackwood
on German Popular Prophecies the History Of
Regiment during the Russian Campaign" from
the same Magazine. Commercial Mission to
Japan" g. ettics Arnold" and several shorter
articles. which form perfectly readable miscellany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

~ NOtlccs-fursuant 10 act amend the Charter
Of the Schenectady and Cs.sk Railroad Company psss
ed March 1885, notice is hereby given that tho books FOL
receiving subscriptions the capital stock Of the sad Cor
poraton, win be reopened Al the office Of VAN Week
PRUYs, JGuncey-cour, 80 Waist In the City OF Kew
York. the 18th day OF June nexL al IL O'Clock, AN
Qalnd Nav 3. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

~ Notioe.-Zbs rHEsIx BASS, Westerly, &. I. SOC q
aer robbed IN December last Of about Sl6 900
pended the issue OF It's Bills and procured plates
smisaons ron which are dated Jan. l. 1850.
The Ba1k having redeemed nesry al their old circulation
deem he old Bills al their counter all OF which dated
previous 10 Jan. l, 1880
Tho suffolk Bank Bosiou, will eongnus "a usual 10 re-
deem the e OF his sAnk Dy order Of the Dec.ors
Westerly, r. L. March 4, 1850
as pAaWu EFHFN FO3PER. Cashisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

MONEY FUUND-A lew days since In The Fubscr-
lfEbers store, some bank notes; also, the llth
bresstpn and, time since breestpin containing
hair having inscription the back The owners can
el3 ~ ALIEN T. STEWART K co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
More about The Loss of the L. :. Ship Yorlt
IL

From the Washington Republic, November %.
The following letter, giving an account ofthe loss
of the United States ship Yorktown, commanded
by Captain Marston, has been addressed by one of
her officers to his parents and brother, to whom
we are indebted for a copy Oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

K;rg If psysia and other Asiatic Sovereigns, and
nrepares the way for the utter ruin OF the English
East India Company and for its own sway over
,o. tl,;,d of the inhabited world.
In NV next letter will explain with more de-
tail the dissolving action of the Russian intrgues
over the Mussulmans' constitution, their customs,
their creed, and their very existence In the
Cars mind the downfall of the Turkish Empire
and the East India Company are two ends to be
attatned in the same time, and by the same means.
It's wonderful spectacle to see these simu!tane-
ous and till now, successful endeayors to achieve
such gigantic plans Their final success would per-
haps have beneficial results over the prospects OF
the Eastern World, but it would put stay at
least for time, to all Interior progress OF liberty
and civilization in Europe
Can it be that Asia is destined to revive and be-
gin new life upon the wreck of her old fortunate
adversary, Europe? That Europe should be pun
ished for its obdurate sefshness, by being now
forced to wait in bondage and darkness till Asia
reaches her in learning order and civilization =
These are melancholy forebodingsi but it is impos-
sible to contemplate the progress of the Russian
powers without feeling the awful presence and
force of one of Gods scourges, Fdgcl1um De'
CHRISTINE TRIVULZIO DI BELJIOlOso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
Cylindrical Printing ,Inch,no-

10 sAe hGIi0T ~ ~ie ATiONHe'
The new Printing Press 50 extensively -
ticed as the invention of Mr.. Wilkinson. | b,vo
no doubt is the same tina. was experimente5
upon for the Sun newspaper some few yearx
since. At that time resided in Williams.
burgb, a near neighbor to Mr.. w. who
showed me his models. told him had onca
been unfortunately concerned in similar pr,I...
taking, and had procured patent to be taken ont
in the name of Mr.. Charles Williams. for nysss
on which The type tcas placed on The cylind,y In,
this press the Christian Adpocate for Ana 9s
1893 q think this was the date was acfIeIly,.
printed Standing the other dav in your nresS.
room, where a press on the same princinl6 nre.
clsely was giving the world 90 10 leo Tc;btns~
per minute, 1t came freshly to mind what hue
and cry was once raised against the visionary
who thought that printing could be doue In thar
manner. The visionary was, Of course. ruine3
and in short time the Methods! tracts and
papers printed on the machine were forgotten.
and the machine itself broken up and melted over
for old iron. There some "reminiscences of this
printing still, however to be found, and the honor
of martyrdom may yet be properly awarded. [
hope Sir, you viii now record my prophecy
That in fifty years the present method of print.
ing on Hat or horizontal bed Will be entirely su.
perseded by the stereotype plates being curved
and placed on a cylinder There are some other
items of interest connected with this visionary
undertaking, that may place on record for tU.
ture generation, prophet has little honor till
after he is dead An 0Lp TYro-