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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Wedsesday Oct. 80.
The new Treasurer, Mr. Sloan, of Ohio, has not
yet arrived-Mr Selden is still acting Allen
Hall, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, upon
the arrival of his successor, Mr. Hodge Of New Or
leans, will be appointed to Chargeshipto one of
the Southern Republics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Important Resignation under the Fugitive
Slave Law.

PIrTsBURGH, Wednesday, Oct. so
Reade Washington, Esq. of the family of Gen.
George Washington has resigned office U. S.
Commissioner, as he will not serve under the
Fugitive Slave Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Tho Great Worlds Fair at London.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, OCT Sd
The Executive Committee at Washington on
the London Worlds Convention have selected
the u s. storeship Fredopia to convey American
productions to the Industrial Exhibition OF all
nations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
sloop of War jamestown.

NORFOLK, "Wednesday, Oct. 80,
The weather is good. Preparations are making
for the launching Of the Soop Of War jamestown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

II tta-s,hi2 Pacific, Nec OrednLFron Chagr-Ar Nd
sr Tocisr johnson. hrkbgrg, Greea Or H Bo..
L, NAE VIZ Gay Capt Barker, Crane Eussh Bal
Icy N WILKINSON Lsnebesd Vim Ghsne, ws;s1r. H RI
binsop A Ps1sso Churchill Chncbl a.etesii-, vii
ans. " ors H aaJhsw, W SMayhsw, We, " Co,rl,
Wzb Cioo4rich. Baxter Preach Rankin. R,nka
s6ckneY, Heath, saelsns, Gss Brea? achsysy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

Boston, wednesday, Oct 80
The Cunard steamer America sailed at noon to-
day with 81 passengers for Liverpool and % for
Halifax She took out no specie. The following
are the Liverpool passengers
Messrs E. D Bayes George Baker Mrs SgSnney ana
Norris, and Mrs Pom aud boy, of NewYork; Dr. W 5.
Webb and l. De Y4mks[ Of AsOFm e6 @m Of FE Emp.
land S w Cotton of Canada ]. Gotdg, OF Hamburg;
SAM souter, and H. Hale Of London James Cameron,
Jas Anderson of the Hudsons Bay Co
The America took ON board the following passengers for
Halifax: Messrs n Mcintosh, of New-York;; 2 Misses ,
Rand Major IeTreys and WIFE, Mrs Fry and Mr. ana M[s.
British Army; James Tracy, of Sydney Deputy Com Cen
Major, wife and children Of Montreali Geo Winter OF
Bafbadoes George Lokee, OF Germany-total y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
State of the River.

PITTSBURGH, W ednesday, Oct. 80
The river is four feet two inches and falling
slowly. Weather pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Nv TeiezrRpb.

BosToN oc,oA brig Charlotte Galway, Sept 7shj sch Sarah
Z Parer Erpderchs5urE
ca barfs Nautilus, Gibraltar surpsr. char.sto bg Aaoar
cenfekos Ere Paad eh' Fanny San Es9eisco RainDo" Rich
nnoud. Va Loepa Wo;o,t, and Kiotts, SYofk.
PORTLAND Oct s9C hie cerro Godo, Savannah; bark Rus
SIS, Havana
NEW BEDFORD, Oct 90--Ar sch Henrietta, Philad.
CID barn President, Atlantic.
SD hip Mar Auu Pacac; schs AsTy EEzabsh L
Bars Philadelphia Henry Cas- Albany; Henry Gibbs New YORK;
sloods Roujost Republic Lewis. and Lamphsr HYork
PROVIDENCE Oct GAR chs Barrel, fhlad; West, Az
bany Barnet EYoE oop Editor Roudoutj Willard Ga=eHe sad
Artist, EY0rk
SD srg g. saDp.oa Phiad; Fata Chsriy,tossi JsroL
imam and Time, spEoh, RHrirz, Rogers, Albany.
FALL RIVER Oct a3-Arr soop Roanoke, Albany.
BRISTOL. Oet s-Arr sloop Excel sfort -
NEW ORLEANS Get s-An P.lns.so fn FYork LAT
at Key A.bos m SYorL bound 70 daaa1as saa
ton cargo damaged The earring array part OF Ter s
She will ssil agaIn lev days.
GALVESTON, Oct BAR WIN Wharton MO 10, e. r,
koRFoLK sch yoia 30 q. I'm San Sas as1 for
EPro,mencs Reeors Polly Kinds saibns The gay Esr
RYof Arg Brothers salsd hesce yestsresy 'of " e'' ~
Kingston dropped down hst night 70 aai 70 aay'
rF,om our coor.sPOnteat%l ,,...
S.,e SfsTsu Martha stuart ssafp re-
er.surg inhsr Child Bskef So'oa NJ IA, srs,ssaz TIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Fire at Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tuesday, Oct q
Survance House, the principal hotel at this place,
was destroyed by fire on Sunday night, 1t was
fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Passengers sailed
Passengers Arrived

In SeG-.iE;g Union fer aIpsraifsM Alfred Wafd aiy
ssrTant Of Valparaiso hr 7 D Athsrtop Of 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
California Vessels Spoken, &c.
Spoken, &c.

Oct So lat 90 %, lon g. saw Hamburg ship Hermann iron Ha
sept n, lat lon o. Congress, from SewYorA fer
London.
octS of Cape clsa ship Tao, Perkins, coan from Liverpool
for New York.
No date of B,r,ey Henry Clay Liverpool, Tor ssvYsra.
An. 81 w Lousiads Hsvge for Ca forss
Aug 10 n oa Is 10 w bark Louisiana, Of and I'm hayrs
for California
sept ~. brig WIN Price, oas, Is d I'm Fhs
IA. n lon H. the Charlotte M~ids,On K,
l,rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

Movements of the British Ambassador.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct 80.
Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer is staying here at
Congress Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
FOREIGN Ports,

Ship Earbor Cause 18TH sch snbad Hatch, fin pcou
tw.sa Caps GsorssaSd Cape JACK
At Plaster Cove i7'h A,S' James Wallace ssa from Pcea foe
Phsdsph repairing having lost fogs and topma hotweoa
Cape George aud Cape Jas Harriet Newell, Wsrren ia 'os
rna soth n bark, sutana Watson aad osman dsrdna
for ready Martha Allen Manson for Hfok do Salad
goth bak,z D. GottRn HYort gsth Alton Leke ana saEod'
BARI. YGrlto~n, so,eu for SY.t '0oa;
Columbia chpnan do dol brig Hope Pierce Tor New osAn' sst
Al Malta % lust bs,ts cornoa uhinsou Bsyrout w
load for SYo brig Cbsnamas Burd for smyrna sooa
Bark John Carver Sept 2s from Havana mot from aoee and
Arr at trieste 9Th INST ship Harvard from New oreapa TIE
Rolls which sailed the l,t for zans was probably snhA
Sailed from Gibraltar inst Ok Dunbar from Malaga Os
Ar Elsnore 9Th inst bark syphda Lauy, crOustast for LIZ.
Rope Savannah and Ranger fin do CID 18Th Daring fer
AR at Pcou 18Th INST, brig Harra Newell asa aO,ton sna
cid als Tor Phsdspha 18Th brgs Maria soudo Salem land ca
ford Orkney Grove Povdsues Sea Bird Campbell Fall River Jo
% e osSpn p"an SR
Wandered Benson do 2ss sch HUT Murphy hence Cid 1h sea
RIVER s Sch Happy R.,arn c&as,% Boston stS Rsmbs
acKnnon Providence ast big Ripple Ross NYort sch Tr'misti
Bea'njour, and Victoria, Landries, Boston
AyotgOol 9th met 'hp Revere for Boston NOV 6-aton up
Az at Halifax aod lns Brig David Huutloy CoaHss as do from
onSG1 for p1 "a Coo mo s a ~, Boz
York 2,ib, Halifax, hesshsr. Bostou
In port brig Boston. Layboh, Boston a5h.
barks May Queen Watson Boston July
octanu' Green Boston Juns do Ann osd wady for
i0d Chas ocen Dougs Abtwdrp ~
jse Little Lizzie Knapp do Manon Lowry I'm Philadelphia abe
June Aug DO, Argentine Upton, fm Slen Juns e.
Aug Huskngum Crockett I'm PsnsgUs brig Cronstad aatch
for Boston, sutton, sayou Bark Hama Henry for cscut
sid Aug brig Charlotte Hopkins for B1cea load for Now
YorA SD Aug 80 Psase Jossup for montsydeo cid
Aug
At con,,annople u Sears Sears for Smyrna
30tb 10 load for Boston.
cssa 18th u brig yuure Barde Palermo, load for
Boston.
Nap, LIST inst bark caba'a, Lleohu, from csdih for New
York.
Cron',dt 9Th inst ahp s,xony Mssr, for Lyoeok BARI
Ipdan Queen Drummond for DO
Mabssna 18th Ranger Merrill In St Jaso for New
York, dg
Brainr Robbins, dol 10Th, brig Albeit harmsad d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

LADIES LuScH-One of the neatest and most
tasteful Saloons in the City is now open ii 1874 chatham
square, up stairs Ladies' unattended, or gentlemen wiz
ladies' can there procure such seasonabe lunch as s'A
oysters coffee &c at AM hour OF the day or evening ms
Saloon is unexcepaoasby managed Try 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
Disasters. &c.

We published, yesterday, eonsoa Of c,riG
hp hstr RUwe Of 8ostoa Fese ,.sal ne
following from letter aocoaat OF toe o.r
renee is from the master OF The Kate Howe:
Lvsas I,s.so. sw 10 mgsa
70 TIE O,sners IF mr. Sap Nat, Hs.-e
GIsrL4xEs sorry Inst last ahl ocloc&
when or ssfboard and oss heavy tie sbP Yresrk
ss which sapposs uak Ths all got safely elss&
The D. hees thick and ay ~i,hi1 two VI ,he mes II
shore pruien, to lie BY AMI nseaeaay
backed OH NJ sira4 mp baruas 9lae as5
the helm hard to port Se Sis
stabosd enabled ~adwsn that ;Asc
pcssbs attached ts ship We sonae~h dsn
ecoagh prccelnE tee chip isa
SHALL the p@ope number board the pu beat, a.
have opportunity 10 sead them 6A-k ~ The pil-t
Oct llth tSsneil J. W, heassoss
@tesmer Krnpebec her from New Yea TO peass
pha Reedy Island ch WIN Aosry sArss5,
fou Philadelphia With cargo OF oA for Jelssy Cy esy and ia
ASKING eopdoa unknown hoars hoaEi esE
her aeont An % the Suoy tie Ltss wsh
rvd away ard otherwise badly lnaet CAat
Flowers leit the w at Wilmington, Wkers sos ~ have To d
charge preparatory 10 Undergoing repairs.
SCI EosST Presley om Providence for raGRtnn wss te~e3
Bristol Sury asra0On Ast oss Of sore ard luaAsls
sso eo~pnt 10 heav} qu cd ausat Psat
The schooner reported Telegraph Cape tnn Sun
day whose act he Harp. Ssss " xn4
Newport The scaooue r,ei ashore Mix Island and VII
uneoubteiy nearly total cs TIE Captain
500 freight boar rhch lost with ,Ses,hp eIcspt
ins uhs, they stood "a.
heavy Saturday the Hhs
Bsngor which tho causing aud
sdrl making lay Ne
very serious sccdent hiss yet happened,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

The steamship Falcon lying foot Of Chsrys r
wsr. she 10 and boilers Her
engine machinery also process Vi being thoroughly
hauled and put complete repair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

~ For Foreign Markets, see Eighth Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31

Er As usual various crowded out to give room for ADJ
vertisements and long Reports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-31
rFrom our Correspondent

pt,rJ sOyIpUIA Oct 31frTtvtf5ct' gHIs. a., p
WON Easash S.r.1; ae y s1s1d. sTa
tsr.sufj i d. Geo Edwards hEy. d0i AF'sSos Ina
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Imvort.nt TeIeSraphic News.

ny relsTtuce 70 our teegraphic intelligence, il
vii De seen thai in fair way for very seri-
ous husincss in relation 10 the recent attempted
bysfion of Cuba. The Spanish government, as
vel a. the Mexican, have a very summary mode
Of runi-hing persons suspected of conspring
80 net ne government and should anything trans
g.s contrary TO the laws Of nations-as now seems
hkely--f may be that this country and Spain
wili have a serious diiiicuty TO settle. Mr. Clay
ten has taken a step not al ali mincing, il we may
credit cur rerori; and though we can scarcely be-
heEe thai h Will BE- treated without due regard to
tn country. that must justify and insist upon it, as
the only Que that couldbe taken, yet, should the
sust critics of Cuba treat II ss a mere individual ac-
lion, and not that Of the country, a war may be
uesitsble. We muti be- prepared for the worst
III. Nashville Convention has come together. The
sEs Tout of interest ~ yet, sgathered from Judge
Shsgksy q opening address. lie has stated that the
ohisci a the convention is TO sustain the Union
uP0n The Constitution. This is pacific beginning,
and lac hoie 81 every patriot is, that the end will
Prove that Is the general sentiment to sustain the
cesfeder cy ~ all hazards. Any other course will
oIly sdd difficulties 10 the adjustment Of the great
s-eshon before the nation.
la she Hcuse a Representatives the California
soesf.cn was taken ~, and a debate ensued suiii.
sssnily curious. bat Involving no new consdera-
Gonr. The talk must soon sad. and true eloquencc
sVpcar "a he origin and end-acton.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

The .csding cahinst organ 81 this metropolis
(Shrh is the old 81 busness-trans
action iournaD rejoice- with great glee over
the rroeyect of a reconstruction Of the whig party
the new platform. which has been put forth at
Washington hy the central organs Of the admi-
nisiranon. This platform of the present cabinet en-
krsees several great principles. both In finance and
nphiiosoFhy The fret and creates, is the Galphin
pnacple q finance. BY which all the doubtful
elaine q cabinet members, including those OF their
hisnds relations, and dependents, are TO be forth
soming from the treasury, as long az there Is a
dollar IN that sanctuay and when the dollars are
ell gone. then Cor the srrfrtsry of an. Treasury
o. proposc deficiency loan of sixteen millions
This is the trst praoipe. The ner, grea, principle
ofIhis cabinet is the appointment of all their own
relations. friends. and dependents to Offices, illus
tr~tng nepotsm IN the mos, perfect and unblushing
frm. The neat great principle of this new plat
frn r. the ogicafion " the W.lmoi pgoviso 90 all
the new territories Obtained from Mexico, thereby
eating ol the south sltorether. and securing the
North for the nexi clectoas On the tsms Of the
day.
Such, We believe, i he platform bzili upon Cal
rhinifrn, ncpoiisn, Wi,moi-provisoism-all com
sinod Together. ncfa,r 10 hnng about a complete
union ofthe new whig party uFUn there principles
the late sdiiorsofthc Rys6lc, Alwashington. being
whirs Of the old platform. have been Kicked out,
ard tanned loose upon the prairics. A new sct has
been packed uP in their stead, fsom the Treasury
sahlcs. where they have bcca lcd and iaitrnci Cor
thc purpose. Orders have also been issued. by
rcans q the Treasury letter writers. 10 all the
bule Treasury journals, to como out IA favor ofihis
new whig party, with ns new PRINCIPLES and new
Pfospscts A number oi these journsls, therefore.
under the iniiuence 81 the Treasury. by the Cat OF
Csphinism snd Che fumes Of nrpotism. have all
cone cut end DECLARED themselves ia favor of the
whole gaiioTa- alphinism. ne.oiisni. and VIII
u,otprosisoism sli inciudci.
The rev and great cabinet movement has b.ea
already ar mstnrea ns 10 rcjuce ihr oid 81 600.
dollar organ Of this city;
and the probability is. ihai under tn popaanty u
GrneTal Tayl lor. who seems unaclusatsi with
uasse rrcrst movements, ths present dynasfy a.
Washington viii b. able % defeat thc -ctilem. nj
sfihe slavery lusstion pfopos.i b. fis comgronise
si ~. Clay--will conunuc thrir dsprcdaions uqon
ths Ticasury--ro on with ths tnpo.nimrniof of more
nsrhsws 90 ulicca-ani throw ne WAols connfry.
for he neHt few years. iuio such an agitation "a
ths siascry qucston as acscf bsiors las bsca sen
IN tbs rrrulic.
The Souiheru sLics. BY ths1 Distractions AMI
thrr dssiors. tfr aidiar snl sletlng IN tbs ucw
Ho,emeui oi tis cslausii sad We are pfrFsrsd 20
sse ConTrrif C.ots ibe 4tifnt teasioa withcui any
ssflsusnf al ihr rfsfnf q lfclilics. and isrniasic
the Lot " rfk oi i's .rissucr ID gancrai rs~. pr
paraiory 10 rtnrul saufeua.a at ihfuushsui ttc
i.ni.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

10 apssafs by this that there has been great fill
Ing or compared with the corresponding period last
year in brtadstUGs AID an incrvsse compared With
year previous Prom tie complexion of our accounts
from the west, shsuld judge that The weetiy fall
Ing "a in receipts would be grcstsr 80 the season
advances thsn - has yet been The growing crops
look v,l and may prove abundant; II "a, prices m,y
he hert tow very high points and bofor. the close q
navigation. We may have surplus for export; but
al this = in the prospective end subject TO 80 many
contingencies, the probability IL that moderate
speculative movement IN prices will Immediately take
rsce. The Mt break In the Erie Canal win favor
this ncrtmcn A. 70 T. calculated 10 tCep back rcceips
far q time snd reduce our Local supply within tho
past sc,k prices FOR -four have advanced large per
cent and holders by means anxious to se until
the posiilcn Of thngs at home and abroad Il nor
ehsry dsv.ioPed The excitement nf speculation 10
calculated iraats the ica of operate ors 20 sueh an
e,srt that thsy fa 20 realize fair proGt ana IN look
ing bsycrd ~hs, would be considered rssnunsrnsirs
prices In ordinary tmes usually realize less than in
lover stsecs oi the market.
Ifsour impression that prices for bread.tugs e.
nsraiy viii advance beyond rune rates before the new
erors maxi their arpearance In the market but IA
would not b safe for any sp,culnor clique of spcc
ulatcrs. 60 atttmpt 70 monepoxe the supply IA IA.
market involve themsclves IN extensive purchases
81 tho rurrcss ofinauencng prices beyond safe ana
healthy rise. We know not what effect grea. aud
"a rise In prices ay have upon The supply of bread
Suns rsscrv'd ny the producers for their o~n con
Sumption When prices rule low, the farmers make.
lsfse reservations for their use aud when prices
rule hish they reserve the smallest possible quantity
and even thst not The nrst class quality II wheat
commands per bushel the principal consumption IN
the interior and ether srsin aud every busheI Of
~hsst that can BE- spared IL sen, to market IL 4.
thsr,ior, dheut 10 tell what shsct hsh prices may
have srcn rresirs cf brssdstus II is water. Th.rs
s ecvtt hut thss the quantity that would have
ben sirpsd from the interior. a. prices railing early
IN the would have been limited compared With
iaft year, Iutfts advance realized i. suselent
% sive gtsi mrsfus % f'rsarders as tbe sceouats
sTssaa hires 81 The Western eopatry.
We hass ti'sgra hie tespatch datsd BaaaIo, Juae
The New York herald., 1850-06-04


Jurr s-Acros ycs fssssss. Saul a ~ is- -.
6segs ~ k;irs ord Cssfgt Bash This va an AstiDa
fc an srrest under void procsF. damaaes verc lad
sbC,O. FROM the opening ~ the case by NJ Hobelt
Holnss ~ apsared that nr " Miles. i4-ysr II
this city bad Iurchsssd debt osiug ~ tbo paiaii
o. cue flst; Niles upuiita 90 Judge Edmond. 81 the
Supreme Court. aud chained warrant against say.
dam pursusnt o. set e. abolish impriseuineat or
a. tt srd to punish fsaudulsn, debtors rbi. sarrans
dssise o. the sheriff only and 70 :. sisg1 that
Nii,s subsequently altered ~ " inserting the wosds
or TO any uf the cunstsus q the city sua county 4
New yorsr Dir hnss and the de'eadsnt, Bush (sno %
coustahe) proceeded 10 the house uf the pi.n-iu In
Isfray ttrtst The eth Janrsry 1919 ant there
;2t2 TO- clam 60 lc due 10 Mr. piatt aud $50 costs.
ir st-ugir ~ dsss Sner ton the sth Jsnusfy,l tue
rtinth wst ttought before Judge Edmonis ant sss
a.chsfgso cn The ground that the ~srr.ut hsI been
aisfsd and thur ~ rend, r,u vpid 10 appearst
that Mr Niles wes subselut utly ARRESTED . gss
o having at,rsd the process II ths Law saI brought
b,fcrc justice hat the cuu D sint Wa dismissed
ssv,rsl witnesses examined ier th. plaintiff
amtuesi sbom we're the ilnn Jvhu W Edmonds. CAi,f Z
Justics of the supreme Court Who do ,s.a that in
Jsuusiy. ltfq. Suydam vas brought befire him and
b. dltclargsd him -trcauss the wufdg or to eny a
the ecnstaelss of ssis city sud county ssrs not IN
the warrant when he tvitntssl signed q rhis /. ny
hard md seal 70 this wsrrtut nare bsen a Ctrcuit
sujse since February lSi,. determined upon lsiu-
irg my warrants % the fisuH alone. tLai par
should bt oppftsFtd. 30 thr waris or 10 " Com
tfatle sc - IN vhfn The attorney pre..atel Al
20 me would have struck t,en, oui WIS, ssssaua
vss brought bciofe me aud -a~ The varrsnt / had
impression that thsrs words ~gro DOT ia 4; when
tifutd "a. and therefor aischsr.ft the prI.,usr
ittnpfy discharscd hin tho moment sas the
vrrlant
Cress-exsuired--f have NJ recollection n What oc.
euurd - the time % granting he warraot a. Mt
stcw Niles vas pres nj 81 the iirle ~ uydsm- d.
charge. nor go know vhtn ~ csl1c thtra there
some ls~y ers ~ho ptesent papers tc ne aui a~ays
essinite Them o'oseiy beiote siguss tsem Laugh
tr)
On resrtm'nation. Judge Elnends ssid-I dont
vsh 20 say that Nils y one ct the stofneys whose
warrants would scrutinise b. fJss signing
br Cochfar- moved for noa-rtiif. uh'ch wss -
Mttd BY hr ychn Gfehsm bus b.tors me arg ir'ees
sac sensisdsd, the hour % adjoarnms ~ arrived
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

~ tr.Ht t'ret Its atate rrfk isur sifaass8
frNaft 20 Fir the un .frs fr-H tstss fhs hsrtr
netiif ~ q. flFfs. tnl tta Fuhho u iis sch~r
InIlt-tHn. fht. % 20 ufrfisrY III ernas islst
sa i1 it rtf riaa via . uach i.sa. raus
"a teen ft eN fH fHaNf f perfect fHssIfe All ts
ureff'tttl 81 nI ltstaau ia tag Irr. ts ~ir
mc.l iet 80 rftf iaeutl IN tas tiy. Tee raafr.
ffrei a. rf HfHn 90 20 nntiIf fII
- ?, o.. t ratue artuat tis iff heaiira sert
trta A iai tft ffE arl lslrifF Uf fIFrr
Nf T., sfeatf o. rtIrfa rfIaatln. fs fs.ld rr
~ ~ iftlfff nna tfs a fa rlhlissIIaa Uiii.
FtfltI ave InffrasI ffIftH fH tf frrf1ea
trfsst sraiast a. tif ttiscrssr hsrs that
y WV tNi 20 f. taIf o. klnfN sac TlNr
tls We NNr tnl fflffiaF ~ HHtf rfsrs ta -Rie's
ttt nff af1l iftt he isrs raflleu a ttst
Nft aHfstf rft 20. aN d. sntilisI firr lasrstia
at efNff n Do afHfe nfffs. wtffa
Tltt-ssien vlll ls sassriuliy sFea.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04
The Italian Opera Company.

The Astor Place Opera House brilliantly thronged
last night 1t was the first appearance OF the troupe
since their return from Boston, where they have met
the to which their merits entitie them The
opera represented last night, was "Lucrexa Borga'
one Of the most popular productions Of the modern
Italian school, abounding In dramatic effects, and
crowded with brilliant and pleasing melodies. The
principal furnish opportunities FOR great vocal
talent and admirably these rendered by Sgnora
Bosio and sienori sav and Marini The banquet song
Of sgnors vielt also given with considerable
skin, and elected encore. The enthusiasm Of
the auditory was wrought to high pitch through
out the performance Of the opera, and the
whoc mass Of fashion, Wit intelligence and beauty
Joined in general tribute OF admiration Of the voca-
lists The part Of Gennaro, by salv, inimitably
sustained throughout. His opening solo was given
with the most nished expression and in the closing
he magnncenty effective, as was, also, Sig
Bosio, whose vocaration truthful and bril-
liant
The next performance will be on Wednesday eve
ming, when the favorte opera Of Norma will be pre-
sented and another fashionable house may be expected
The public fully alive to the entertainments At
their command.