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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-02-13

49, EGINHG&f 84G 5L~~.f-sS&&gH4I
TIT SrszErs-Ws IRE pleased to learn
that measures ore about being taken TO keep
in gsod order two Of our principal ~streets,l
which extend TO the bayou. The swamp at the
lswssSnd has hitheft6 madetthsm impossible
fessv6hjclsa. The contemplated Improvement
ID enc that will add greatly to the advantage Of
citisens living on tho bayou. y the interest Of
popsstyhodsrs On thoss, streetss andto the
tS~ai ID gsnszste The Mayor and Aldermen
deserve the thanks Of tAe community for this
esidsss determination nj dsancs ths pEosPeri-
fyaof pl1quemiins. fssz sH ;saa 8s d
III MEssxcE3.-Thds hthe tds ii 1 seFy
nest pspsrt Published II the pafish of SAINT
JmessGndsd edited ~ Oh. Moroy. ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

ar.nn RYyoRm The great little dsmagogue
Of the Empire State bad another one9oe 20 glsplay
hin ~, nsrta in the u Senate yesterday. de was
ons ri III. three who voted in favor Of giving away
tbs pnblic Lands to actual settlers The other f@o
- voeed for this absurd proposition we're w ak
a,.nd Dodge of Wisconsin-Noes a.. Hurrahtof
the Empire State Journa! OF Commerce.
N.Y. We put the above paragraph on re-
cord for future reference. We believe The
Journal misrepresents the majority Of the
Senate in assuming that the Senator'S who
voted with Gov. Seward were all who sup
mort the principle of Free Grants of Public
Land in quarter.sections to Actual Settlers.
We are sure several other Senator'S would
have voted with them, had the proposition
been presented in separate bill, and net
az an amendment to the Oregon Settlers
bill. But let it pass for the present that
there are but three supporters Of the Free
Land principle in the Senate. That is
good starting-point to calculate gains from.
IF The Journal don't laugh out Of the other
side Of its mouth at this question within
three years, it shall be welcome to laugh at
us to the end of our lives
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
w, a1.,ngress, Yesterday,

The SENATE considered Mr.. PEARcg's bill
TO punish the entioing away of Slaves in the
District of Columbia, when an amendment
moved by Mr.. Hale contemplating the abo-
sision Of Slavery in the District of Columbia
was negatiyed-Yeas 8 Nays 4l-the Yeas
being Messrs. Balas0m Conn., chase
(ohio,) Docts and Wmtzrop Mass Dodge
(Wiso.) Hale IN. H. Ham7in (Me.) and
SSsoard. The day was mainly devoted to
considering Nominations in Executive SeS'
sion. Collector LEWIS Of Philadelphia vas
confirmed.
In the HOUSE, it was virtually decided
that Mr. BABDIrr should not be admitted
under his old certificate as Delegate from
Utah, and the bill providing for the pay
mens Of another installment (S3 ,250,OOO) Of
the Indemnity due to Mexico was passed by
1923 TO &c. That was all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Jenny Lind-Her Benevolent Plans.


It will be highly gratifying to the public to know
that Miss Lind ia still cherishing the mort noble
plans for future usefulness. she designs to de-
vote the avais OF her services in America to the
establishment of School for the Christian Educa.
tion OF poor children in her own country, and take
the general management Of the institution herself.
TO the accomplishment OF this long cherished pur'
poae she is looking forward with lightful antici
pations. Like Hannah Moore, she hopes to spend
The evening Of her days amid the blessings Of the
poor whom abe hRa benefited. Could female be.
nevolence devise anything more worthy in itself
or more glorious in Its resulta. That Miss Lind
may be spared to accomplish her highest wishes In
this respect and thus perfect an example already
bright as the sun, must be the earnest prayer OF
every friend Of humanity. Miss Lind has made
the acquaintance of Rev. DR. Baird of this City in
whom she finds warm personal friend and judi
coua adviser in all her plans for the good of her be-
loved Sweden. The writer Of this could say much
in favor of the Christian character OF this dstin-
guished lady, to whom, as a Clergyman, she has
opened her mind with great simplicity and free.
dom-but regard for her feelings forbid. That she
je worthy OF the confidence and respect Of all
classes cannot De questioned Tnatthe gentleman
who has relieved her Of the care and responsible
ties Of her tour 10 this country will be amply re-
wsrded, no one doubts, That he Will coo perase
with Miss Lind, 30 far as 70 facilitate her purposes
of benevolent effort in behalf Of suitable objects in
this country, bis enterprise and success leads us
confidently TO believe It will be satisfaction to
al who may give high prices for the privilege OF
hearing the Queen OF Song TO know that large
part OF their money is devoted 10 objects OF bene-
Violence. J, h, BAREES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

izs the Territories without the positive
exclusion of Slavery therefrom' The ar
pumens on this point ID exhausted ];
. end we shall rot prosract it. We knop our
own course was governed by an earnest de-
sire to limit Slavery so far as possible frat,
and to withdraw the public mind and the
attention of Congress from fruitless conten'
tion to practical benefcence afterward. But
those who differed from us as to what ought
to be done were las tested BY their votes IN
either House of Copgress) maj ority OF the
Wings of the Free States, as sincere IN their
convictions and as honest in their course %
these who acted with us. 10 attempt to
prescribe them would be even more absurd
than mischievous. and it is so very unu'
sual for legislator from the Free States to
err on the side of excessive tenaoity and
zeal for Freedom, while representing either
of the two great parties, that tia Wings OF
New-York will hardly be induced to cen
sure Gov. Seward on any such ground.
However, since the issue has been SO DIS
tipctly made up by his contenners, they
having the talk all to themselves thus far,
it will be scarcely possible to avoid some
expression of public sentiment in one way
or the other. And although Hudibras has
clearly demonstrated that there caa be no
fighting where one side gives all the bloTS
and the other simply takes them, we do not
see how the unsparing warfare now waged
against our Wing Senator can be suffered
to 20 on unresiSted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Onnosition Convention in Rensselaer,.

Troy, "wednesday, BepE. I8-s F.Ds'
The Opposition County Convention was conyen'
ed to-day after dinner and organized informally by
the appointment of Riley LOOMS, With two Assls
tants, to preside There then commenced tu,
mutt for supremacy between the Hunkers ana
Barnburners. Several Of the sowns and datrlcss
appeared by double delegations. After battling
without any progress till 81, breathing recess of
baf an hour as taken. At the redsaembing the
fight was renewed and kept up until oclk. when
the Convention adjourned by resolution which
sent the coDtesting Delegates to their reapec-
tive towns, &c for reconsderationi these uncon-
day for the reassembIing of the Convention and to
give ten days notice thereof. The contest WAS
principally between D L. Seymour and I. B.
Carroll, State Senator'S for Congressional homlna'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
MAssAoHusE1Ts.-The Wbigs Of Suffolk Coun

MAssAoHUsE1rs.-The Wings of Suffolk Coun-
.y Boston held 3 meeting Tuesday evening and
appointed l32 Delegates to the Worcester Con.
vep,ion-sx from each Ward, three from East
Boston and seventy seven at large. Among the
latter are Rpfus Choase Simon Greenleaf Josiah
Quincy, Jr and other eminen. Wigs.
Spirited addresses were made by Messrs. J. nj.
Wightmsn, Noses Kimbal, Henry ] Gardner, and
Daniel n Haskell The Opposition held State
Convention at Worcester yesterday and nominated
GEO. H. BOUTWELL, for Governor and HENRY
W. CusRNAS for Lieut.. Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19


ETA PURE AND TRANSPARENT SKIN, such as is pro
duced by Tree OF GOURAUD's Italian Medicsted
Soap, is the mos lovely thing IN nature The surprising
manner In which this Soap clarifies the skin from ian
eckles pimples aunburn salowneas rednea roughaes,
ngworm 0curvy and the Ike dSfgurements, e1ces the
boundless admiration This marvellous Soap, beside
being buoyan be used with equal feasibility In either
hard salt water and for the prrpose OF shaving,
pound exsn can at all compare with IT, and should
go to sea without supply GOURAUD's Poudre Subtitle
will positively eradicate superfuoul hair from any part of
ne body; and GOURAUDs Hair Restorative is Jus. as
Certain TO hair when has fallen Off prevents Ito
urnng premstueIy gray beades imparng to wiry hair
itch silkness and glogs 6OURAUDg Lily White and
RouRe supsrb articles for giving brilliant Wilderness
end rosinesa 10 cheeks
Phe preparations OF Dr. FELIX GOURAUD can only be
bad genuine ha perfamery depot 81 Walker street,
door from mo; in) Broadway and Calendar, SO South
Rhlrd street, Phiiadelphie, SIG eodtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
GENERAL NOTICES.

@zF' Whf9 State Oenvont10n.-The Wing Electors
OF tho Btate OF New.York requested mes! In their
respective Assembly Districts, ard appoint Delegate
from each District to attend State Convention which win
assemble In tho City OF syrscuse on THURSDAY the a8
day Of gEPTEMBER 1852 at OF that day FOR tho put
pose Of nominating candidates for the Offices OF eoveo
Lieutenant Governor, Canal Commissioners Inspector Of
State Prisons, and Clerk OF the Court OF Appeala
JOHN L. SCH0OLcRAFT,1
JAMES HOREER, A.
JAMES KIDD hwN"
FRAELIE TOWNSEND,
HENRY z. HAYN0H, IT..
LIE GRAND Is. CANNON ivy
JAMES 8. THAYER,
J. PHILLIPS PHG3EIK, }HsNYon
n. HOBART HAWS,
WING Htste Central COMMITTEES
AIbnsv Juty g. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
BusINEss Nnr1uEs.

W HtTcHcccE LEApssArgs ST Broadway, cons,
Leonard ST. taYe the teastcck OF Dry Goods hi. Civ
snd the Ladies' asI 6ndiDa IL ont Il can adge i.
the great numbers of them in thelf sl0se, ard lse 9.
quantities CT silks, De LANES, aer'noes, csshms,,s
shs oils, &c &c which they selling daily Ths .;ots
Of Woo.en Blankets, QatItB, F.annels Window DfApas
aud other family Goods /, large, end vii meet As rss,
NJ fan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Railroad Bridge Destroyed.

HARRISBURG Wednesday Sept 10
The bridge over Cbique's Run on the Lancaster
Railroad. nearly two miles from Altoona, broke
down last night after the eight O'Clock lne from
Philadelphia had passed over it. The train ID on
this side Of the bridge, and the fast line the 9th
err The cars due this morning assaven clock, are
not in yet No person was injured. The bridge
will be repaired and ready for travel, In few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

WALKING THE WIRE-The Ba3tlnlore SgH
says: The announcement that an individual as de,
siaaed to walk wire stretched 40 feet from the l,
Ground distance of 400 feet, at the lower end OF
Roadway Market yesterday afternoon, attracted ts
some thrso or fopr thousand people to witness the
feat. At o'clock, he made hls appearance OF us
wire, and accomplished his undertaking.
InpoRrAsr.-The Loco.Foco Convention for this
Assembly Diatrios formally RssOlged, That -, we
are Democrats in principle 90 the eqaiIv ab
picture upon the Tavern Keepers sign was iaoet
led This ia uorse;' BUTT looked none the less
like another animal, notwithstanding
UT The new Roman Catholic Church, juat
arscted On Ire Farm School, at tbs "Orphans'
Home near Govanstown, Md is to be dedicated
to the service Of the Most High on sunday neks.
The Most Rev Archbishop Eccleston will otiiciate
on the occasion, assisted by many OF the Reyerenq
Clergy from Baltimore.
m MIR. HENRY PHrNNEY, President OF the o.
seso County Bank. and one OF the firm of H. H..
Phinney, book publisher, died at his residence in
Cooperstown on the lith INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

Y Gcntlsmen's Hats, Fall style. BIRD, eorua
Pine and Nassau s;sThe s,ye for the ensuing Will
DO ready for inspection md this day Fhe atenrOaa
gentlemen Of tRS,o and Determination is invited ps
tern above announced, undsr the firm conviction lbla
VIII sstefy the fastidous sdmrer OF haadsoms Bat
MN. C. sr. JOHN hEa removed from lla Broadwsya
the OF Inc subscriber where he 1 pleased to sea
ais customers. BIRD, cor Pine and Nagsan s'e.
August 80, 1880 IS Owls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

PAIN IN THE PIT or THE sToMAcu.-The dull Rnswick
pain-ha pain half fa,ntresEwhch the victim o! ndse
ZION experiences in the lower part OF the stomach, 10 one
The most unpleasant feelings IN the world Itincapschs
the sufferer for business and potsons all pleasure Ya
how easily it ia removed by resorng to Knappa Heath
Restorative Bilters For Gals $50 Hudson OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
HAqsLFALL FASHION.

EWe have examined the various atyes Of Fall Hasathst
have been produced this season. and conscen!ouSy
pronounce RAFFERTY, LEAsKs to be ali things consider
ed the desi able Ii Ia really superb article. Gall
at the corner of Chatham and Pearl ats. all 3eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

gEr GUIDE Posrs ARE NOT MORE USEFUL 10 who
travels in an unknown region thans Newspaper notice
70 stranger in NewYork. This very paragraph, II cut
out will serve as continual reminder 10 the economist,
lpguuctipg him where the elegant Boots &c for HIN
self 9ai;ers zies spPers &c. for the ladies' Of his
family car be purchated at the lowesi prices BsoQEsi
$50 Fulton, 81 Ia the olsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Sailing of ihe Hibernin.

BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept u.
The Roy al Mail Steamship Hberna sailed from
Boston at neon with 20 passengers for Liverpool
and 10 for Halifax. Among those for Liverpool are
Lawrerce Lewis, Jr Thomas s. Serri, Albert
Coben, Ed~ Fuller, J. NJ Livingston and r. Tay
Tor Of New-Yo7k, and ] Min of philadelphia
She takes DO specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Ratification Meeting.

UTICa "wednesday, Bep. ~
A great Ratification Meeting was held in Ms
chsnics Hall this evening. There were 500 per
soDs present, bon. Judge Denis presiding. s.
Gnroni and others addressed the meeting-strong
resolutions were passed and the Convention ad-
ieurued with three cheers for Syracuse, three for
the Stsie rnd th7ea for the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

NEw.JERsEY-TheN Natives Of New.Je.sey have
nominated ISAIAH Toy Of Burlington County for
Governor, and JOSEPH FRANKLIN of Gloucester
County hr Congress in the Ia. District The price
paid By the Loco Foco wireworkerg for these nom.
inations mas not vet transpired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
cuuDREN,s PARIS HATs.

gT GENlN has juHt opened superb lot OF Childfen'u
Paris ats received by HE Asia which will bs exhibited to
day. and he invites I'll who have the charge OF children to In
spect this plendid stick he would also invite attention to
his home manufactured arcles which he thinks will sui!
the most faadiou conneurs In chdrens head dreases
GENIN. 2l4 Broadwa opposite 81 Paups.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Mistake Oorrected-Hon. n. Evans.

HOUSE REPS. Tuesday, Sept II, 1850.
n. GREELEY-Dear Sir: l observe that am
enoneou,y set down The Tribune OF yesterday hav
irg been hent vote taken the Tariff prop
oaition In the House on Saturday.
was presen aud voted every vote taken that SUBJ
iect and rust need say that voted with The friends
of Protection. Very respectfully,
You're. &c. II EVANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

PESssYLyAs1A-The opposition in Luzerne
County have nominated HESDRIcK B. WRIGHT
for Congress in the XIsh District, now represent
ed by Hen. CHESTER BUTLER, Wing. The other
Counties composing the District are Columbia and
Wyoming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
The wheeling Bridge Case, SIC.

BALTIMORE Wednesday, Sept 10.
Sic Southern mail is not init WA detained by
accident on the road between here and Washing
ten Chancellor Wslworih will resume taking de-
positions in The Wheeling Bridge Case, at Phlla-
delphia IN 2 few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Oneidn Countt Fnlr.

ROME, Wedn9 sdhy, Sept I5.
There we're ehou. $4,000 people present at the
County Fair to-day The exhibition will, in many
points, compare With tha State Fair. A number
Of buyer. Of butter and cheese were present
Several fat cattle sold for New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
LnnKINa GLAaaEs.

g~ RICHARD KINesLANp Wholesale desIer in and mar.
ufac,urer OF Looking gssles and importer OF Looking gsa
Pstes Large Pier and Aanel Glessea put up 10 ordsfa
CortardAt second hoor opposite Merchants Hotel New
York su2l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

Mr. Albert G. Williams. wealthy farmer of
Bedford County, Va. was almost instantly killed
in the neighborhood of Fredericksburg ON the Tin
inst by the accidental discharge of fowng piece
In the hands Of companion, while on cunning
excursion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

WARNocg's FALL HATs--Are Model Hats, beautiful In
proportion not too high too low no! too much bell or
too straight, brm ight width, gracefully turned s sides,
capable OF being made fat Internal arrangements ex
eeedngy appropriate and chaste, the whole appearance
decidedly aaisfsctorJ to the most precise connoseur
All ST 203 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BARNuMs MUSEUM is the cheapest az well 80 the
heat place OF amusement IN New.York a million OF
cuo SUES to be step beside comic play, songs canoes
and mu.ic every sernoon and the moral drama OF me
DrunksYd every evening Everything nero cnsS,e auu
respectable No indecent illusions on the sags-no oar on
.La xaI1nlna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
,ygnYBoDY WEARS TnEM.-KNox's Hats,

EVERYBODY WEARS TnEM.-KNoxs Hats Ike the
cakes that sweeny used to be requested to hurry up
going with rush Everybody likes them everybody
wears Them and everybody patronzes 1873 Fultona We
think his KNOX has exceled himself bis hats OF
the Fall Fashion the neaest ghtes, cheapest and
most taaty OF any that can be procured In the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

s- We understand that the long pronacled quilt invoy
inc ,be rehi 10 the patent FOR India Rubber Car Springs
the form Of Discs has length been decided In favor Oa,
AMERICAN inventor Mr. Fowler NJ. Ray. sls4e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
TYibune's Special Dispatches.
The Members for New-aEe1ice and Utah

The Members for New-1Iexico and U1HH-
Printing, sc.
Especial Dispatch to The tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept 49,.
The question of the admission Of the Del
egates from NeT-Mexico and Utah Will come
Also the Reciprocity and Free Navigation
bill.
There is some sharp correspondence be-
tween Richie and Riyes about printing, the
new organ, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

.EoLIAN PIANO FoRrEs-We would csll The aitensoaO q
the public to The fine assortment OF pisncforte', With AID
without be much admit ed II olsn Accompaniment made
BIZ The celebrated house Of r. Giber; Co Of SOsOa,
recently opened al ~ Broadway BY WATERS BsRsY,
Agents for the manufacturers. The pianos OF T. Co
have been too long and too fayorsby knewa 10 no'd ~
commcudson Hundreds Ia this city can testify 10 ess
superior excellence Also good assortment OF soudoIt
n,sro. sor sale els Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

~ Take Notice .hat Goy YOUNG, OF Al Cortland. st.
will the day alter the marriage Of Jenny Lind present
her husband with fine pair Of French Cali ROots-Boos
that other SILL for ST. he VIII pfeGento her for 81 So
ard every other article in The ns OF Caters and 6hoe
which beeQuay low Al CORTLAND Al under the herchanis
Hotel, Gov YOUNG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
STEAM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
on No,,autt rnrper P1Iton.a


Taxes the iced in rea quick and cheap execution Of
Job Printing The plan OF buiiness prcea 1c. are so
satisfactory az 10 defy all competition God ForkL7p
Prices-short Notice and Prompne,s We ready
Come on with your orders, aud save your money.
OLIVER L BROTHER j. oLIvEa, NeT-Yofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Confirmation of Hrr. Lewis.

The Senate has just adjourned.
Mr.. Lewis was confirmed as Collector Tor
Philadelphia. The vote is understood to
stand thirty-six to seven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
n.lsante. to 1Yhig s,n1e ConventIon.

kmgs Col. g. L. MARTENsE; .. F. B. SPI-
NoLAi 3. sEYMoUR L. Hustled.
itraates-l D, p. Walden, iri ?. H. Alexander s. JOIN
Leect.
Madison Co u HEzEKlAH BEEcHER of L ennox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
Affairs In OuSs.

From the Boston Journal, Tuesday.
We had the pleasure this morning OF conVerslng
with merchant Of this city who has Just returned
from visit to the island of Cuba he represents
she excitement thers in relation to the Lopez OK.
petition aB still being very intense, Tbs expedi-
ton il the subject of conversation among al classes
ard avery strong feeling against the American
residents and those who visit the isIend on bual'
neds has sprung up OF the evlls OF thas liz
advised movement. Our informant is confident
that the trading cass, the merchants, are almost
unanimously in favor Of the revolutionary move
mebt and would sid it so far as In their power,
without rendering themselves liable to detection.
The authorities very minute and rigid in their
examination of foreigners arriving at the Island
and thew are not always noted for their gentleman
IL demeanor willis pursuing their Investigations.
Military discipline is asill enforced with rigor, the
militia being required to drill regularly, Guards
are stationed on the wharves at Cardenas every
night. aad the most vigiant precautions are taken
to prevent q purprise. While our informant was
there, G great alarm wac created by amoks
which was seen on one OF the lslsncs IA tue oAy,
and which was caused by a fire leit by party
who had visited the island The Cubans thought
it was steamer with troops, waiting for tue ap-
preach OF night to effect landing. KeconnoieeF-
ing parties were sent out and they filled to ges
any satisfactory solution OF the mystery, sne resu
lar troops were ordered out, and headed by tue
Governor, were stationed along the WnarVes,
where they renamed curing tue hl5us, l o MI
tia were aso placed under arms, ready for acton
at 3 moments warning. The next day enabled
them to ASCERTAIN tho cause of .her groandless
fearg. ,
It is amusing to hear the runors which prevail
On the arrival of steamer from NevYork. One
Of the most current while our friend vas there, wn
that Garibaldi, the Italian Patriot, had pledged to
Gen Lopez that if he would eifec. another landing
with 5000 men, he tGarbaldil would in fps days
after he besrd OF the fact land another force OF
5000 men. or course it was understood that the
arrangements for such movement were all cont
plese- steamers in readiness, men selected, &c @1
By mary of the people these rumors are believed
to be well founded and they are in constant aPpre
hension of another invasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19

rz- w H. pispRow,s Riding School, 30 areacr.
near A,or.place Open daily Sundays excepted) osi
die, and gentlemen. Hours for ladies' from AN tOs
PM. hours for gentlemen frcm 'os AN, and TO Jpn