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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27
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IloARD-GENTLEstN TAN ms ACCOaHOD ATED
~ VI furnised 9th aus sat iin
rsrsh rund.y. ~ privae sud table family - The
vithity ~ sshins,"n quars ~ caiins No " Ned
| sitsst ferms rshis.
| RUAkD sNttb-tOR 1EStLEaAN AND wirs
~ 10 afusll pr'vs famt Nrst 40 ~ Hrrei-
ray Ltestfsst $40 yea Tor IN viii ~ rpish
Irfuf mpst b. ~ 'aefass- Addrass a. this r.
shrnfed
~ tkD II 4Ikses 81 .i.uOp bUAHD a. "a
NJ 81 H. pi,saHt ,ssiratis asustiun. Jerssv
~, retr the ierrY Alto atl an0atsas Tor tsr sHre
Eefftuen irqufs eary, Al thif once
nuhRD WaNTfU-A ststLg 4ESrLgnaN wANrs
" rem. " satfsst snh Itnnsr fuafaF.
" he vei~iw from Fsur rasrts nh ~ house
VIE tttre nnlv few kosrfsrs ADDRESS pr
payer.
EosRDire iva NEw HorEL At .aoRRls,SiA
- Niilsfe istoS eTsr tr he r-reFon n sgafdef'
~ ~ be hsriem Nsiread srrve ast SEQ 90
tt Naee sl~ost every huushrrt the tey sshins
$3.50 ~ arvs frNr 80 citt y very r~asaat one.
e'ins eniy one ara haif -iies from H.rl "
707 sEuAD~AY OrfoHiTE s.Ass CaUN'H-
tafs rsritenrs ssrrhissd 9Th v sorve~isnss 81
" ees. hatsi rarers srf I'D cean-ctiar an ss-e
20, ,stls s't-ntse --rvsas abs ~ - se snns-
.a~e he ~ 70 rlesisa l"~.tiss Psrmaasna
nee" f.r sosit ssn ,, .sss.
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AMUsni "a &C rs.


NIBLo's GAkDES-rHIS MAGNIFICENT ESrA-
slshment Is .eea svssy svs1.ns ts the
cal ,eoe i.nshsbis fsrees and 'lsseut soms s" w,th
ns ierf Imanee Will commence 9Th Grand o.sriarss
b ,rs oryhys,rs 70 be followed BY raE s.As0 %
s, Ns1.'G Ldy rSs ~ s' n'Is Trysr
-sajor Mansfield. Mr. Niekins'.; Gerald Peep,r NJ.
Bri pshami hasdelins Mrs Conover Tickets 81 cents
CASTLE GAaIkN-rnE CsIEBRArsD HAVANA
Es ss,u;ss sT: evening Sa Jaly ~ vii !.
sG celebrated p.n p9s oIcA n Fraa
Fesoari, signor B.dai yaeopo Lorsdans sisn9r
nstasii Bsasssn ,as act. Il the opsr. sraoaESnpE
husiCAL during which sh. fi,'r.s orshs. rs md ,as
polkas and saops Ticket. Of admission 50 cents Per-
iorm@noe TO commence AZ seeaek
DikRcLs MiAsTRELs OLYMPIC. M. si4 8RoAp-
1sy between Howard and Grand str.sts Monday, July
~ and every niE.t anui further ao,9e rhs ssnnssa
periormer has sspeS item being the us ultra II
fsrlsrs under the Sisesscp q ! b Fellows Thy viii
sa, The honor * svSf tes5 n%sSs
Ds% % 10 ss An
CnAAkLIN MUSEUM. i7o CHATHAM sQUARE-LAsr
s,sk .. the 'Ssty aseTsDo5 =, oSlSe
Ss only I'm ,"s aSis. II Ss wosd
Of su d~ Female ss A .sSI s a.s d
Artistic will appear every .iternosn and sssnns IN va.
"S a. s Of Arab
who win g .sr'gss sst ss pFss
quetts t2k eentsi Prfvate boxes. 81
GRAND EXHIBITION OF TIA WONDERFUL RIM
.se structure, SSd sa1s sy az
nd PT%sNsbss the wonder Of tee world Open from A.
~ thi " y. One door above SiblDe
nTT0 OUTAGE. HoBekEk-okAkD INsTRuhEN-
~ tai Free celebrate Band every Mon
day Wednesday Friday, commencing at 5 p. n. and
closing sP. n. Ferriase reduced to sents N In
the wesher 10 unfavosh the Concert will toxic place
next day.
| DANoRAMA FOR saba SPLENDID PAINTING,
| sla 9Th all ths
IssSirs * ED. EVEN, SthsnSsrs st.
AmUsEnENTs IN rniLADELPHIA,
QARNUM's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA p. T. BAR
ID nun. Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford
his prect ventrlsquia dsneations have attracted the
entire public during the past week. and sheed their heart
lest applause He will remain this week and sppsar
Aerr and ~venin In series Of oonjurstoos His
celebrated Mechanical harronettes viii he presented The
Interminsbis Bottle, GriAi Clock Magic Portfolio
Mes Lss,e Mise Warren. and Mr. Robinson appear The
superb Dissying and ChromAtrepe perform
To be ut all hours anOo Curiosites Admit
lance, 2 cents: Children under ten years 2% cents
| REWARDS,
|
| n OST-ON NOM DAY LAST, IN TIE B0wERY NEAR
IL Brooms street, bundle Of pans The hnisr will be
Aa1ast us at fRoSAs sons ra
| Canal street.
| Osr-A GOLD SNUFF BOX. BETWEEN SECOND
IL avenue and broadway; or in BroadvAy Tbs owners
lame is engraved In the Inside liberal reward viii Be
rivsn ts shs snder. Apply ~ ~ Second avenue.
I osT-oN THURSDAY, 18th INST. A PURSE WITH A
ssS Nv Is% 81 r.sssSss Place DC re-
| EouNp-suPPosED TO BE sroLIS-A QUANTITY
1 - l.. FL ~ ThA h.NA Ia
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
TINTED STATES MAILS foR vuRoPE-Posr 0F;
u nee New York July 49, 1850 Mails for the United
sts Mail steamer aTL ANTiC ColliRs line will eo,e at
to tie Continent OF Europe by line be prepaid,
81 cents the single rate. wv v BRAof. postmas,er.
CALIFORNIA MAlLs-PosT sFFICE NEW YoSK.
" July n. ls50rbe REGULAR all for 'hasrvs PAn.ms
ana tacrnis, VIII be despatched on sapIhay tos Hnn
close st his ens at NJ Letters Panama must be
prepaid 80 eentsi to Chagre. ~ cents NJ p....-
DosT OFFICE. CHATHAa SQUARE, CORNER EAST
Il Broadway. Nails for aif"raia Per u 4 mail steamer
UIio Letter bags Cslfopis ranap Chagrvs AID Hs
a. AARON WARTS.
FINE ARTS.
DORTRAIT OF GEN. WINFIELD sC0Tr.-JUSr PUB
hshed magnificent ikrssss Of the il,ustrou. herr II
ssIeo si." Of che Prnt insass S'ss q each s,P'
DoRTRAIT OF n, r wILLIs-PuaLIsaED raIs
upsuhed tutkor ana journalist 81 America Size OF the
print, Is "A IL ebesi price Of each cop, 81.
GoUPii, VISkRrs co. 40 Broadway.
pAKTSHhsAasss
COPARTNERsHiP NOTICE.-THE sUBsCRIBERHAv-
business will Hereafter he conducted under the arm q l.
Trapmsnu h &c. l. TRAPaANN.
NOIICE.-CHARLEs T. CARPENTER tABOgr TO
IN leave for Euope) has this da withdrawn by mutual
1REvoR, Stock and EXCHANGE Brokers' No % Wall street
New York The busness will We continued by the under
signed under the firm Of VAN DYKE TREVOR who are
New Yo-l. july %. 5No. .. TREVOR. jr
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IoBN ALIIN's hNERICss INLAND Pa ssAGE LINE.
~ -tasstted Nv suthorioy ~ state snd 'y % sew
lers the rrctse'ier ~ Emgttrs and others for-.rd
fasufsf. and fhstr aa1 he lassa
tie fe pius pinses w.t. tiea IS. Syrncus- ~ re-
shs,t.r ~ ~ rsl 81 20 l-.-snd. - ~ sandusky s.
20 1el-d" o. NJ D-trut q 80 Tornto ttSg hi~sast
~ ~ kaeire. % ~ Spthpor 81 \; hicsss ~ 81 ard all
parts ~ tausda References tomm showers oi FmyH
tsn af hal anA frsh Emigration Society No
Rssse street jobs al. II. b7 Ced.r street.
q Co 20 he nee alans-Aiiu~ sceompa-
ry YET. thsir inuntop 10 20 msks money out 81 you.
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(NIOUCkS1kk tKOS wOkKs. GLOUCESTER y. j..
W neatly oprnsite PtilsdelphiA The suh.srbcra hAvn
uaae extensive ssrtiVa- thsir vohs prepared
" receive ord.r- fsr all kind- q stationary aud
rnt hoilrrs locomotives Mills aescrip-
ti~n % mili ucrh Also ord Tor asd Lra
eNtcutsd Nih cesrstsh Having secured the valuable
Wees ~ NJ DAVE ha'hsv superinf-aisnt t-ho mas
Teen Tor ave foreman he ~ John watch
en- nov he Nule.n w.rks BALI mere, ssd Tor tw,lve
leafs suTerntsndeut ~ the saha-k Hdson and the
lfca shd Sfhenecfad Railroad they feel afnt
lA all orders snrusted N thsm ~ ks athfuy sHecuSd
bavnr tKtsnsve wharf In frent Il their vrvka wt
anru ssfe harher Tor n glasses 81 vss that may
require fep.irf auris q the vtatsr
clou~.sfsr Juiv I'm q sTrgR.
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EDUCATION.


A FRLNCH LADY, "a NATIVE OF PARIsl WHO
IA been for ~, hast ak Govsrnsss In OF the
fAmiler tAe country and 10 about rsssnng so
count Of the famy going south desires 20 tad
would teach in Boarding School, with prvi
iege Of giving private lessons she we'll qualified co in
needle and viii give the
nost references No objection to the
try. Addres. Bon g. herald Oehcs.
TIE khPokIUM OF ENGLISH. YKENCu, AND GER
Il fancy goods The shove establishment Is just
spsAsd the extensive seae Of the Lonas. aud Paris
with the stock of fancy goods the United
states which having been selected tb great and
he peto he 10 sbled 10 Offer them ths
reasonable thsm may he found great
,srsi, Of articles suitable for presents sr.assrs visiting
the city vii DO veil to cal and sr~n;ns Baby Jumpers
for sale wholesale and retail
M uslC AND vRkNCH rEACHER-A YOUNG LADY.
lvh whe has Ter the
IL desirous 81 irving lessons the PAna Forte aud Ia
French In either Of tbess branches Esgsh o .sught
desired she has objection witt the redsnso OF h-r
pulils. n 10 New York Brookyn- Communications a.
dressed "A. Teacher the omos Of this VIII
with aGs attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27

Va ANTEn-slTuATIONs ARE WANTED FOR rIF.
w teen 6~rman. kpsiisb AID scotch Farmers Walters
Cosrh ard Psrtsr also three Scotch
knssh steer Americas and shout
Irish Nurse Chan bernaids Waitsr csshs
LAundres Hoasehsepsrs ssd general workers alss bay
for Trades All have good eksraee Att Carnias stresA
klnsrss releet Pretestast Km ~ yment Asenry.
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CAnDgN AND AhBoy HAILRoAp LINE ron PHILA.
s'Ips. :, ..vss .slsss ;ss h. I.;. 90: :. ssn
sscepsdl FROM Pier No 4 Ner,h river vsr.-rrss sia~
az s~~crS eIn@s ~
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Eok sALk-A nhOLkaALE asD RETAIL CosIkc-
tivnery Store. htted In seod STYLE ans dotnE
er'nt tpsns.. ftis sustsd IN the city o. Brig.port
ss'e ~ ronneeeut TIE ony rs>son Of the prapstors
within cell 10 that he L. enEAgst In ana,hsr 6-sns
vheh enErosses hts wh's time sua espret svs thai at
rnton " rsqrires gentleman lady Nth from $50
tsuisrs sddress ss post raid, g. " b. bor o. Bridge
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Muslc. AND vRrsoH rEAcasR-A yogNa LAol
nrIscELLAKkoUs.

- BUEN WILL SERVE Up FINE GREEN rUR-
H. a. the Psvior. Staten Isand. TO- morros July -
FI,O kPlCUkEs.-A SPLENDID GREEN TURTLE WILL
served soup aud STEAKS TO- day 81 the SArsosn
Head Dsy strestrsady a. II o'clock. Families supplied.
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~ pAkDonvlLLke nANUfACrURI % rkkNCB
" Mechanical fcAro-ll Lamp. and every oth.r sylss
tn largest steel In the Ch. States. s ersate.t variety
and Target ppy Tor ssd v.--ea Keeps also
eSnstsnilI ~ hsna sr-at quantity % reaeh osss Chin
viots was rap~rs Shades. 40 ne aess sp~ru .nf
rrr-eh o4' ee--,-is< S-is ~ wholesale asa retail
R~~aduav 80 -.sirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
SCHOOLS.

=, ,IuI "a ETFNIN(7 sUH00LS-riotice Is here
Nv iven thai v sntng scnoos for the education Of o.
and oihers whoss ages svocsopE pre- rent th-lr
tnsndtns the oev schoolE, VIII NJ opened on AOSDAf
Nv FIRING The 50h inst for term OF seventeen ~esksI
IN ne rooms OF The male departments OF ths following
Sen 1 WeT6ward school HouIe No TO- Jsess be-
tween Chsh2m ana adiIon-Els
9Th wsrd-Puhlic School ho1Ee no 10, rs D1s1e-s'
near Church 81
9Th WsrdWsrd School House No Q Clark-st between
Spring and BrGoTne HtE.
9Th Tsrd-Pubhc Scnoo Ho0se No 3, corner Of Had
10Th ward-Ward school House No 8 Lndowst ueaf
Ib wad-W slep Scaool House Nos. a,ntonst cor
,2sb ws,d-Ward School House No % Etgh,y.s1th-ss
14,b wardW Var School House No H. orsngest uesr
18th ward-@srd school HOUSE. No. 20 ThIrtesnta.st.
18Th Ward-Pa5ic schooi House No p ssventeeulh.st
near Eighths7.
18Th Ward Wsrd School House No. % TTenleta-iA
near Second ~,
lash ward-Wsrd School House No 49, Fornsth.st near
EVENING schools FOR TIE EDUCATION or
FEMALGs.
Eotce liz also given thai Evening Schools for The siaca
the Female Depsres Of ne 6ooTng scn2o aoa'e sa
tween Chatham and msdia1n- stE.
9Th Wsrd-WaTd school House No q Clsrksi be-
tween 8roone and Spring az
10Th Ward-Ward Schoo! Houes No 8, LudloW-si near
Delspcey.st
1lth Wsrd-Ward School House No. S,anlon-s. cor
ner Sheriffst
18th Wsrd-Wsrd school, House No. 20, Thireenth-st
near Sixtn-sv.
18th wnrd-Ward sc6oo House No. 49, FOrteth.lt near
EiEh.hav
Competent End experienced teachers have been engages
and everything provided that may be required 10 condc
Schools and afford thorough Instruction 10 The p1pS
free OF charge Application for admission must be made
Of Bchoo Rooms "a the Schools are opened
j. S. REDFTELD J. D RUSS ,,
C. j. DODGE, n H05Ahf hA"si
WiLLIAH O'DONNELL,
Committee Evening sch9oll.
Office Of Board Of Educqtioa Sept Il. ali eodtS5e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
1nalanoIa-The Mexican Boundary Commits
sioB, &c.
correspondence OF The Tribune.
lsDIAsoLA, Texas, Tuesday, Sept. 8.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
lsDiAsoLA, Texas, Tuesday, Sep! &
This place has sprung up rapidly. Two years
back there were but two shantees, now there are
several coed houses, with population OF aoo0'
$50, a long wharf with an extensive depot, aTem-
perance ard Masonic hall, and much union among
the town folks " ho do spirited business Mr. b arr
lett and party per steamer Portland, from New
Orleans. arrived On the Goth uit all well Thecom
nissioner vas received at La Same By Col no
CIelland and the Commissary, on landing here from
the government ferry steamer, By Lieut. Strain
ard at the encampm ent along shore by the engl-
neers, surveyors and mechanics drawn up az sneF
several tents.
ybe good feeling and spirit evinced by the Ie-
bena If Iu6iaDola ie, for the extent OF the plsce
unprecedented About ten leading men mere gave
seveyal sneciaI entertainments on large scale
Az the FIRST and fullest many very tne sentlm enss
were expressed by the presld ne toWnsmen 70
werda the government and United sTatea, with
beerty desires for the of tue commission on
foot in this country. The commissiona clearly and
foIIv laid down the objects Of the government get
ting forth the interest taken by toe lase and pre-
eent Congress- In the expedition, Tor which nelther
care nor expenge had been, or would be Epared,
SSSt~NS0
with the hope that Indianos might be the nearest
terminus 10 the Western route, which is one OF she
obects of the Commission. The military order pre-
served in camp, and the gentlemany department. Of
the officers has called forth mooh rsgs,d mere ao
manifested by every facility being given 80 provide
accommodation aud assistance ia the preparation
now being made to send forward the different par,
ties. Mr. Bartlett and tho official party have left
for San Antonio; also tbs military par!yuRder Lieu
tepant Strain The Astronomical and TyPographi.
pa;es under Lieut. Whippe being ing 999s9sd
men ggbo commenced operations az high water
tide from the Depot at WhaIf the r. ,astaas and I'd
longitude having been Preyioa'ly determined 0y
and barometrica observations.
Water in this neighbornood is bad and very
scarce after drouth the military party having to
send back an escort for water and forage; only to
be had here and at Victoria, 38 miles of. The
weather has been extremely hot-thermometer
920 to 98a but for Northor at night, sleep was on.
ly TO 8 few cutand dry once. There ia general
painting for the waters Of San Antonio, and the
more bracing airs Of the prairies.
Your faithful correspondent J. Il. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
A1.GER INSTITUTE.

BOARDING sCHOOL FOR BOYS at Cornwall. Conn
8R-The winter term OF his school Will commence on the
frat tuesday OF November and continue FIVE monhs The
course of nsrucon embraces every branch TIA enters
into thorough Engllsh Classical ans mathematical educa'
Ton together win the French German and spa5Ith Ian.
auages Lessons In vocal music and the piano and or
Paa given By accomplished German professor "nen
desired Exnense for board and tuition In all The above
named brspchef except music 00peterm OF hTe months
The following gentlemen constitute The Board Of Instruct
ors re.de IN the family With The achoar and are e1clu'
siyely devoted 10 the lneres'R Of the school;
Rev e. W ANDREW5 3, MA Principal
JAMES SEUGWlCK h A. Associate Principal.
A. FROLICH H.A Graduate Of the UnlVefsty OF
France Teacher of German aud French
seror r. Dc MARTI OF Cube, Teacher OF Spsaihh
R.RHEIsS OF Germany, Teacher OF husc.
Number OF scholars limited TO IS
Circulars containing fall Information, can he obtained at
Marx d. Newman y Co.'s book store l99 Broadway, or
BY application 10 the Principal 81 Cornwall Conn SIS "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
INSTITUTION FOR PAINTING AND
yITJPgG

hOE BROADWhY-Nex. door TO the American Ar
bis friends and the public that be ntends giving new
coure Of Lemons his Drawing Academy; also an even
Ing encng October Instruction VIII be given
In Drawing and Painting OF all kinds Portraits, Figures
Landscapes Ornament eud Flowers FIGURES aisf ihs
odels OF Plaster Of the celebrated Prot Dapus OF Pars
whose method acknowledged as the most excellent b5
the Academic DEE Aria In Paris Drawing and Painting
from nature Painting In ssinature, on PoIcelaln en-
aonarele particularly fitting ard pleasant toradies Draw
ing on Stone Separate course for ladies' Specimens Of
p the above both of my and my pupils WORK can be
amy Riudo Pupils attended al 'heiE OVID resdeocef
For particulars sppy TO ). SGbU5PGh
sl6 1wt Professor OF Drawing and Painting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21
rARRyToww INSTITUTE.

a wgf,NUT BUARDfNG BCHOOE4 foE Boys,
"a &. Y8rrytoWn, N Y 4. NEWMAN, Principal.
In this instphon young gentlemen WIN be- thoroughly "a
s1lcted In ali tho branches OF GngliEh and C2ESc
education, yequRi!S tc commercial pursuits G. sa'sriss
college. -
Yhere ars tyTo is1ns IN year. each avs io1iaa rs
Rnmmer tenn commencing on The frat OF Msy, and tbs
Winter on the frat OF November. Terrns feasonAbo.
Circulars containing PARTICULARS references &c can %
sbEiued al 9paldng shephard's bookDore 1926 Broad
ssy New. York, by addressing aots 10 tia Srnspe
r1v2O andL(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

TI'aE PRINCIPAL OF a SELECT SCHOOL vii
educate The Instita ion healthy and pleasant oca-
ton and IN hoursbiog condition Tns oPpottlni3 10
dreu 10 the fam w. ard Institution profertng good
home with the beat educational atvsnagei Application
mad8 10 tbs Principal al ne institute, lol Ae.'
N Y Terna reasonable AID IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

A sELRCF HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
ALADlks SOS Foa+'h' in.!9sd o. Ci9,99 Psqcs
ID Teacher Couise or studies auch form al accom-
p'hed sound education Number Of Pup not to aySIss9
The objection often urged agsins large crowded ln't-
nors Circulars wi terms, &c may be had at ~, 2s3'
1870 and Isl Broad RBv, also al )uth y an'a5 Hoad
Ale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-21

A PPRRWEICES' LIRRARY.--Pno General So
AClsy shsnca and Tradesmen desiroua OF sording
the Creates fScy ard 10 the Apprentices Of
Mechas ics the improvement fhS mnds during ps-
rloS OF their apprenticeship by the occupation ofhs asoGe
hours in pleasant and Instructive reading and sudy rather
thnn In the idle and debsHng associations
the City, have during hs OF the Library ada seb
Improvement In their baidng, the Mechanics Han. a.
win give The Apprentices he advantages OF large space
In the Library, conveniently 6tSed up and supped wio
periodicals. sc for residing during the evenings oddities
to The grstui;ous use OF the Books OF he Library.
Pie removal OF Ito Library second story OF tos
Hail. with pleasant and convenient, or Broad.
way oEers additional Inducements for all Apprentices s
embrace he advantages which tho liberal philanthropy
tho Hocety hiss provided and proseru freely for
al who s:h the required guarantee for ihe care Ead sA
return Of hs books.
Phs the young Mechanic mag nos be deprived OF the s
porsuny Of improvement ST TIE expiration OF his sppreR
tcsship Journeymen and others win hereafter De sDoweS
the OF the Apprentices Library including sa LibrAJ
eequea,hed to the aociety by The late Benjamin De Nil
and to which tbs hequess of other mcbers Of his fa1
Win enabse the Society to make 'rsQnsns additions fos tbs
ANAL charge o. one dollar per yesr.
Renbsfs Of ihs Eocety eAnd tbs widows Of decsase&
members VIII IND the Library conveniently sccessi1a fol
the femAlea OF II sir families, who nsY now participate
liz advantages.
Pho Library ill be reSpeaed =, .he Mechanics Hail ga
Broadway, or Monday evening the Ish septemnSr ars
epsn pvsry ever:ng during tbs week from 10 o'coak
The Reading Rooms o. he socie4Y VIII bs opsn svsrs
evening nom to 10 O'Clock Members VII end Tho lssst
foreign newspapers The eblss upon hs ariva Of ta
steamers weekly from E0fOpe By order OF hs Llbrsry
ccmmiues JAMES VAN EORDEH, ChatrnEN
Joss G. EVAN, Librarian, sl9lu
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a PoRTuNE PoR EVERY PERSoT.

d aAMRLFys PATGNT PREsIUM sELg-WElaH
Is ira mc1ng trdrx INC itscnargng gca calculated
for n0.es e sad Win
weighing grsin seed; Pssasd J1ly 10 lSsO Tef'
Ing are bound to nrse noooy Tna scale .nos The srsr
medal State gar lasi week am r. sdy %
hsno,e ~ s following Terrtoy geyentJ cou1te1 n tho
s.ts Of New Yors lncodnz City and County Of Navy
YORK. j Maue Ne~ HlCpIhife, Vermont Sa7s4choseiiE,
conrsrrcut Norb ard south Csfolinns Gsorgts AIsbs
ks. HiautssLppi Louiaisna, Texas and Arkansas Pho
shove territory VIII be aod creep for cash Tho model OF
Ihs z-sie can he the National Hotel, COftaldESs
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From the New. Orleans Picayune Sept II.
By the arrival laet evening OF the steamship
Galveston we have received papers rom dalVesion
CITY to the 7sh inst.
The Meas of the 9th learns that in addition to the
bills to which we have before alluded, there is also
Joint resolution before the Legislature requiring
the Governor TO demand of the General Govern,
rnent the removal OF ell Indians from beyond the
limits of Texas and also another designating line
OF posts on the frontiers OF Texas. Aso bill max
ing an appropriation for the perdiem pay and mile
age of the members. amount SIS, OOC.
The Meas also learns verbally that the bill au-
thorizing the Governor to rase troops &c. for the
suppression Of the rebellion in Santa &c, had pass
ed both branches of the Legislature. Guess not.
twas aiso understood that the Legislature had
adjourned but Of shls nothing was known with
certainty
AT meeting recently held in San Antonio,
among other resolutions, the following were passed:
Ressd That The people 0nuny are ds S al
Bates and they will defend both with their blood aud
treasure when receSsary and proper
Eeolped Thet Texas has jlsi and legal title to the
whole OF the county claimed within her oounlEei Ou
with view of enabling the Government OF me G 5
purpose enabling fexaS TO pay her just debts and 10 re-
Government Of the United States oil hs part OF her teFcio
~ Norlh Of The $50 deg Of North latitude and West OF he
10C.h deg. OF West cuRinde, for ten millions OF dolSrh
proposed by resolution recently passed tho Senate o. la
United States
INDIAN OUTRAGE,-The steamboat Gen. Shields
has been lying aground near the Choctaw Agency
Landing some thirty miles above Vao Buren, Ark,
and the crew all discharged but the carpenter and
mate v no were left in charge OF her, few days
aimee four Chegokees, in open dag lighs went on
board ard they found the carpenter and mate sep,
arAte, in the two extremes of the boat. The Ia
diane separated: two gathered upon ono Of the
white men and two upon she other; knives and
Aticks were used The carpenter escaped, got
the Choetaw aide of the river, and proceeded to
Fort Smith. While escaping he heard the cries of
the mate, and believed he was killed; but he was
sfterward found alive in the woods The Indians
then broke open the anfe, took what money they
could find, all the carpenters clothing, with some
other valuable property and then departed.
INpIANoLA, Saturday, Sept 7.
Hon, John R. Bartlett aud the Boundary Com
mission lefs his place for Ri Paao on the 5sh inst
after two weeks sojourn with as. They com
menced their survey OF the Railroad route between
this place and La Sale, four miles below. The OF
hcera and men left in good health and spirits.
The bark Milford, from New-York, with 100
troops under Lieut.. Duff Green. Jr arrived here On
the 3D. officers and men all well.
Yours, &C. mASAGoRDA BAY.