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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

RICH CAsE.--l'he city reader will doubtless reoolIec
thai during the latter part of twiner young man
named John Fisher was arrested in this city upon the
charge OF passing counterfeit money, upon Julia DYE
He duly brought before the Mayor, who sent him
before examining Court and the latter Court remand
ed him to Jail to await trial before the Circuit Court
Thus he spent the whole Spring and Summer and a
portion OF the FALL in prison. His case was among the
first tried at the present term of the Circuit Court AZ
ter full and fair trial, the jury brought in verdict OF
acquittal. We now learn that Fisher has commenced
or intends commencing, suit against Mrs. Julia Dye
assessing his damages at the of $1,000, for mali
cious prosecution and false Imprisonment
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

MAGIC HAIR DYE.-FLETcHER, under the
American Hotel, changes req, light or grey hair,
simultaneously to a most beautiful black orbrown, with
out the least injury to the hair or skin no7
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

WARM BATHS.-FLETcHER's Bathing Estab-
ltslmept, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths 25c or five
tickets ior 81. oc Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

The New York Herald says that fifteen hundred
fugitive slaves, from various parts of the South have
concentrated in the neighborod of Cazenova in that
State, and that the people in that neghborhood have
and intend to resist the execution Of process against
them, should any be issued from the United States
courts, the last extremity-even TO death ITSELF
Doubtful, we think.-Erchange paper.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

CoLoRED PEOPLE IN lNDIANA.-In the Indiana Con-
sttutional Convention the committee have reported
an article prohibiting the immigration ofnegroes into
The convention also voted by As majority. to prohibit
negro testimony against white persons, and refused
extend them the right Of suffrage by vote Of l24 toll.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

DEER HUNT-A party of six gentlemen from
Sumpter and Dooly lately took hunt on the AL.
apaha, in Irwin county, and killed within six days
thirty Deer, one Of the gentlemen alone killed
seventeen in twenty shots, of the number Bea
this who can.-lNi1ledgepille Recorder.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

FROM FLoRIDA.--Teegraphic dispatches from Tam
pa Bay of the Both ult state that Hooathoochie broth
er to one of Sam Jones' wives, and OF the Arkan-
sisting oftwo wives and nine children, who will be
sent to Arkansas. They were eniced away from Sam
by sealth-RepubLlc
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

EOWLING PIECES.-We offer for sale, oil our
H. own importation, handsome assortment Of
Double and single barrel Percussion Guns
Powder Flasks, Sh 1t Pouches and Belts
Bird Bags, English Percussion Caps,
Travelling Companions, &c. &c.
C. J.. SINTON g. Co,
nos importers of Hardware, II Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09
THE TIMES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF subscriber
wear ...,,..,............S5 90
~ if NOT so maid lin every easel. ..... 90
SEMl-W EEKLY TIMES, per anuum, if paid
IN advance, or within 80 days, &c........-.. 90
Do. if not so paid lin every case). .......-.. W
SINGLE COMES Daily Times two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachin wrappers ready for mailing,
tour cents each. For sale at the Times OFFICE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

The editor of the Petersburg Intelligencer de-
scribes Soulh Side railroad meeting which
he recently attended at Smyrna Church in Buck,
ingham. Addresses were made by Messrs. w.
C. Flournoy, FIR. E. Ryes, and Mr.. Syme, " after
which the books were opened, and in the course
of one hour--it being then very late in the after
noon-the sum of $2O,3o0 was subscribed on
the condition that the Road, after reaching Farm
vile, shall be extended on to the North side of The
Appomattox. This subscription, (says the Intelli-
gencer we have the strongest assurances, viii!
be largely increased by other portions of the
Southern half of Buckingham, and by the county
of Appomatox.n
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

The burnt district in Camp street has at length
redeemed itself from ashes and scorched ruins
and, to use an expressive phrase, CLOCKS as nice
and new as if it had just stepped out of a
bandbox." The fine stores on either side of the
street all occupied, and business is brisk as
if it had never been forcibly expelled from the
purlieus. A decided improvement is apparent in
the outward and interior appearance of all the
buildings, and the convenienees for occupants are
much greater than in the old stores. The burnt
district may challenge any other portion of the
city in these partcuars.-N. o. Picaylne.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

The affairs in the city Of Pittsburg appear to
be sadly out of joint. The Grand Jury have found
true bill against Mayor Barker for misdemean-
or while in office. One of his policemen has been
found guilty of larceny; another of perjury an
other of an assault with an intent to kill
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

80 FOR RENT, small Brick House on Church
MA Hill. Pearce's Grocery. Rent $50 per an um
Apply to TOLER e. COOK Pearl st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

- FOR RENT, small Wooden Tenement on
E 9Th street, French Garden HILL Rent $50 per an
mum. Applyto TOLER & COOK, Pearl st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

Sc LACkSMITU'S TOOLS
HID Armtage, Mousehole and other Anvils
Solid box, Cottirkey and plain Vices
Bellows, all sizes, from % to 80 inches
Stocks and Dies and Screw Plates
Sledge, hand, and horse-shoeng Hammers
Butchers Files and Rasps
Horse Shoes and horse shoe Nails
MAYORS" cart shear and blister Steel
For sale by C. ]. SINTON g. CO.,
nos Importers of Hardware, II Main st.
Il ENN1- LIND'S ssPRIZE SONC.'--P. H
eD TAYLOR has just received further supply Of
the ebove admirable composition, which has had un-
precedented sale throughout the Union. Piano Forte
and Music Store, 100 Main Street, opposite the banks
nos
@SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE PTANOS.--
~ P. H. TAYLOR has just received superb
seven octave PIANO FORTE, from the mandatory
of NUNS 4 Clark, Now York. For iullness and bril-
aucy OF tone it has rarely if ever been eGualed by any
Piano offered in this market.
The workmanship CANNOT be surpassed.
PIANO & MUSIC STORE.
nod I6O Main Street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

GtORN MEAL, for sale in quantities to suit.-
a Grocers and families supplied with fresh ground
Meal every day, delivered the doors free of drayage,
at the Enterprise mill, adjoining Haxall's mill
no6-eo6t WRIGHT & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

a SAS.-l'he subscribers are prepared TO receive or
~ ders tor fitting up gas pipes in stores, hotels, pr
vate houses churches &C. in the very best Manner
on reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry, corner
9th and Cary street.
au 2l--2aWts j. F. 81 l.. L. BARNS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

IN FOR RENT, small Wooden Tenement on
EaA Union Hill near Ashbury Chapel, containing three
to TOLER & COOK,
no . Ljsles Row
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

I'm WP THE TARTAN ALI those whit
" intend joining the "Caledonian Guard" are re
quested to meet at SIMPSONS, on THURSDAY
evening the 18th inst, O'clock 1t expected tina
all those intending TO join the Company will be pre-
sent. no 9-3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-09

ESDWIN WORKMAN IL co., GROCERS
CHANTS, at the old stand of Workman, MoGruder
g. Co., attend particularly to the sale of GRAIN,
FLOUR, TOBACCO, &c.
They have policy of insurance covering any loss
by fire on Grain consigned them, in the Depot of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Co.
no 9-2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
WILL .AmsBuReH FERRY-vETo oFrHE MAYOR

MAYORS OFFICE, July l. Io0o.
10 nc Han me Board Of Assi'taAs -idsrnen'
GEsrLENEs: The resolution giving permission
10 the Wism,burgh Ferry Company 70 establigh
a ferry between the FOO. Of Grand 81. New York,
and the slip AZ, or adjacent to, the foot OF South
Seventh st in williamsburg, IS herewith returned
with my objections thereto.
tsppears rom an examination Of the minutes
ot the two Boards, that the application for this
r.. ,gas made to the Board of Assistant Alder.
,,.ss op me 81 Of June. The Committee on Ferries
% .....,,p q vas referred having disagreed and a
yns,.rit, and minority report 10 consequence Of
.Ucn oisagre ement, having been presented, the
ovnrer was accepted, and the resolution. recon-
rneuded by the msiority passed on the 9TH Jane,
and directed to be sent % the Board Of Aldermen
forcoucu-rence. Outhe llth II June il vas brOu ht
10 vote in thst Board, on the previous question,
on1 was c0ncurad 10 without reference on the
same evening that it was presented.
Nv directions % the resolution are
IL, Kiss gran, II property without consideraaoa.
TIE favor 10 establish ADd regulate t-rre5 u clrp1Yse
ice u great vSue - this CITY, 1d Of ts 1c
- sources VI revenue This ferry les between tie DOcu-
Ions poriicrE Of New IOrs and WllAnE5urgh ard w0cc
,fr vSusb,e gha ara priv eyes UPON IL proPne,ors
CO. he Corporation wuuid noI Ia nv lad gmeuL -
ustfee n passing over 10 this Company for period u
49, ri,e ysGrs without reasonable c01Densar0n-
I'd hat ferry frsnchise vested II tbs COf30ranoa "a
grKui Of properly q similar ns1re graft ofla1d I'd
raj the Common Lcunci. have ghi - make O.
rson Of the use OF ia ferry properly than Of The use c -
RS. eslte. The laws and ordinances most stdagt nj
srd he prop sy Of TIE City sgsinss any and every .
q. fshfu application the payment OF the interest ard
principsl o. he pubic debt This resolution would dis-
.rchse the Corporation ofs portion Ofs ghtfl sources
OF revenue and would To effect pose .sx upon ne CITY
s1r corresponding amount
Tbs privilege from The possession and u.s. OF which
The ComBEny may expec; 70 derive large profits .1d
cannot conceive any good reason why hey should Dc o1s
nerisd 10 receive ard enjoy The OF this portion =
he public prop~ry a. mere grat1y or WY they s1od
no BE- required W reucer 10 Ihe city treasury sumo 1ai
eeuiyslerllor 80 YAlaAole privilege
"a TIE resolEaSE caves tksi esssrls poin for deter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

Cerros- Sales on Friday 5000 bales. Pricss firm bal;
ehsnged Sales for the wees $500 balss Of which spec.
tIors TOOK shout 5000 bales.
NoUs dun al previous rates.
ooEN-Dsl, and quoted al Pa 50 for new yellow, and
- Tor white
fRovISossThe better qualities OF Bacon are in more
s0sst Lard continues In good demand from TIE trade
Rspecusiors, al SIS In a.. olhsr articles very limited
hsress Al previous PTeea
cosFEE-The market Is rather Inactive Sales OF good
rd ordinary, pure and middng Jamaica have been made
a. Liverpool Al iasdSSs. A. London on Thursday GOOD
ordinary native ceylon brought 4sa4as
sveAR-A good demand for foreign Al n-ov,o,. rata.
Al London The public sale Thnrsdsy weai OF heavily \,
ltsi weeks prlees
RcE-Eighiy uercies sold al lee Sd
NAVAL SToREs.-Tupenrne In moderate aarn,,s ~.
Sd sS Sd. No sales Of Tar Common Realm IN 800 a..
nsnd Al p Sd "a led per ewt
ntLow-Dal'. arc prices unchanged.
fesAcco-Saes OF l5o hhds-priees unchanged hut firm
AsTs-L Limited demand 26s ga ga for Pearl. ana
"saSs Cd for Montreal Pots
h'S-seoteh Pig 10 less firm. The woskmen evineing
opposition 10 TO their lsbors tbs redaeei wages
ots-Lrseec, 29s 81 SOC; Americas Lard Sis; Amer.
~ Whale, $50 lea Q 2sl So per tun.
n, Markets.
nAnE, June lathe Cotton market wa dull Sales OF
'ses about 20oe bales. Prices unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Money Market,

Tie Money market continues easy Thursday the Conso
nute was firm throughout the day al rdvsnce, closing
uSssel. Friday Consols opened hat-ihere being gen.
uL feeling expressed AGAINST the decision Of the Greek
Question Very little business done at 95 % for
toubL
The quotations of American Stocks UNMARRIED except
b u SKIES Of 80 1885, dlO. N. Y. sIate Elves Of IS
%; Ohio Skies Of 30 96GS7
The has been stationary, but with down
ward tendency, In particular for NeWYork. Dead Weight
eO1nues very In passengers there Is no aera-
tOu.
Accounts nom the manufacturing disr continue salts.
hsory. Operatives generally well employed pro-
visions cheap and wages fair.
The commercial accounts received by the Overland East
India North American mails Ia the early part OF the
week. are considered the whole Il satisfactory cha
meter.
The weather during the week has been very favorable
fsgrieulturs purposes the growing crops promise
well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
SHIPPING 1HrELL1GErcE.

d,y1s,d from Ne5 York nay u Rio, OPorto; NeIis,
Lis<cn; Juues supply, OpOnO Tb-oKe,a LlsDoni ~,
"a e. Cedi7; 7h, Adams do sih, 0asion, Sr5 nee
9Th Wss pba ia do; PrOieus AnsieIdsmi Johanna an
Rsreits d elvoei; Fanny LONDONDERRY IN, Jenny or
se9 Marseilss 18th, F.mma Heyn. C1Khsveu Anenc IN
Congress- Gfhvesend Emma heyn, Hambro, Fanny Nc
Graw 10 the Cnsnns Princeton Liyerp0ol -iddons 40
AyYited from Boston June 70 Sophs, Msrseiles; Eme
line Galway. l6tb-A1drsw King Hsrseies. llth-bro'
thers Besumsris l9h-HOpe, Liverpool. The Inm1u l.
tain var going into Liverpool the Europa cam~ o1i
Said for Boston, June 20 Pnurose. Oraveseld
Armed from Philadelphia June 8-Csroine, Leghorn
Sorsd (oy PhodaSk'c June Ill II 0ideen, l. y-rp3o'.
Sailed ,oT Eeto. Yak June l-suppy Oporto; l5-n q
Leslie MaTse Leo ,oih. Berlin, the ClYdei imlr. r0f-
dsV Oregon; PenzHnie Lemslie DIMENSIONS hsnreua , :
Tbia do; Msrsthon. Hare; Nicholas smirk scaIer .
Rbodes: I7,h Americas Ene Louvre, Hey7 lIIh, sun
nan, Tel Thers; 18th Hope, Qusenson; FsodalA Car
diff; Gotta, Washington, Southampton
II We shall gire additional Ner' IN our merit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
CITY ITEMS.


THy O'RIELLY TELEGRAPH LINEs.-Tne New
Yofk State Line, Constructed under the arrange
ments of Henry O'Riely, is now com 1letei from
this City 70 Buffalo; the electricity having made
the first passage over the wires yesterday. Includ-
ing the Lines from this City to Portland, aown as
the Merchants Telegraph this makes twelve hun
bred miles constructed by Mr. o RELY the past
twelve months through New York aud New Eng
land besides other extensions in different sections
Of the United States. The Buffalo Line will be
arranged for Business soon as the Offices are al
perfectly organized, which will require bat a few
days. The general or main office Of the O'Riely
Lines is at lei Broadway; Branch Office, 90 Wall
street.
The FIREwoRKs-We understand that toe
Committee have decided to put the Fourth Of July
Fireworks in Chatham square. Good news, true.
The "PAcFIc.7-Tbe voyage just completed
by the steamship Pacific is a more complete and
satisfactory test of the powers Of the steamers IN
this line than any which has yet been made. It is
not only superior t. the time made by any Cunard-
err since the Asias voyage, but the last six days
during which time she made eighteen hundred and
four mRes-re absolutely uneq1aled by any ocean
steamer afoat This ia at the rate Of ten days for
the " hole voyage, which she would have made, had
it not been for the adverse winds she encountered
soon after leaving Liverpool She has made the
greatest days run--3l7 miles-which any ocean
steamer has yet accomplished. In short, the per-
Torrance Of the Collins line Of Mail Steamships is
entirely satisfactory, and they will soon prove what
they are capable of doing, under favorable ci-cum.
stances. The interorftting up Of the Pacific is the
subject Of the warmest euogy on the part OF the
Liverpool papers, and the passengers who have
Just arrived have added their testimony in this
respect.
THE PAcIFIc's VoYAGE.-We have received
the log of the Pacifcs return voyage from which
Ter remarkable performance may be seen. Her
best days run was 3l7 miles, which, we believe,
has never been equsled by any Atlantic steamer /:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
ENGLAND.
Proceedings La Parliament.

In the House of Commons on Thursday, Lord
John Russell made very brilliant speech in de-
kpce Of the Ministry, relative to the Greek Cues
6o and treated the vote Of censure on the part Of
he Lords with the most indignan. contempt.
1t is settled that so long the Ministry retain
uthey now do, the confidence of the Commons
eev will retain their places. There now appears
10 be less probability than ever of speedy ADJUST
nent of the difficulty between Lord Palmerston and
Gen aHitte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
one we have no doubt.

FIBE.-About l, O'Clock yesterday Afternoon q
fire broke out in the resin tar and pitch factory at
the foot of Degraw st. and was burned to the
ground. 1t is owned by Messrs. Robbins, Legrand
4 Co Neg.YOrk The value Of the building, ma.
terials, &c is estimated at about $4,000 -insur
ance e., 500. The only property saved in or around
the building was about go cords OF hre-wood.-
There was employed in this building from $50 to
200 men, all Of whom are, Temporarily at least,
thrown out Of employment! The fire department
Of ,bi. CITY turned out in full force and number Of
companies from New.York Williamsburg and
one from Flatbush, were also on the ground Inc
building was partly composed oil BRICK ana party
81 ersna work. and the combustibe nature oil the
,..,a,;.l caused the flames 10 spread 90 rapidly
Inst the whole yss enveloped in flames before the
6,s department could make themselves effective.
cry CoURr-Before Judge Grcenwood.-The
civil Term of the City Court commenced yesser-
l,y and the following list Of Jurors for the Term
-rere called over by the Clerk
v,...,s 7 Thorpe William Hnman chas Bill RobL
Havand Arson Lapha~ Gs0fSs P see oo saS
Tkrmpsor Patrick csssy Henry WLlams yoan .: Der
fs,gev Js, r Johns Waiter Kelsey Jas W. finekney
Ta1i. X Henshaw, Thos. d. Middleton, Wn- simmons
John B Kidder, jana Lumsten, Geo w: kimoaa, a. VI
Isrfs j Chisley, z shannon, II. A Kent J. II Field
Mssar. Bill Garrett Smith, Gill and Hsyilapd not an
sxeriuR 10 lheir names were seyerAly taed 80 NO
causes being resdy for trial the Court adjourned DO An
to-day
CHARGE OF PERJURY -Oficer Higgins arrested
a man on Saturday, residing at Flstbush, upon
warrant issued by Justice Osborne Of New. York,
where he stands charged with perjury In having
sworn falsely in q divorce suit IN which ne was
witness BE was taken to New'Iork.
DRowsEp Mr. James Dickson was drowned
in 4 nilluopd At New Lots on Sunday last bis
hisuds reside IL Thirtietbst NeS-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

DR. PHELPs's RAPPERs-One very serious OBJ
lection to the Spiritual Manifestations recently
made at Rochester, Auburn and elsewhere, is the
exceedingly heterodox character of their teachings
with respect to the unseen world. We know many
whose intense hostility to the entire Knocking
or RaIpir phenomena is mainly instigated by
this consideration They have no objection to hear
ing from the Land of Souls, if the messengers will
tell such tidings as they think ought to come from
that quarter bat that which has been raped out
for the Rochesterians, &c they cannot put up with
any how. Rev. DR.. Phelps's Embodied visters at
stratford, Conn. would seem to have been far moro
to their taste. According to the Dr.s exposes
COPIED by us from the Ne0- York ObserUer,) these
spirits not only asserted that they came from the
bad place, but they prOred it by their general con-
duct so concusively tht doubt was impossible.
They proved that they came from the Old Harry
by acting as like him as possible. SkePtcism itself
must knock under to that demonstration.
1t is unfortunate that spirits SO unexceptionably
Orthodox in faith should show themselves so loose
in morals, soribald in speech, and Of such dubious
yeracty as the Rev. DR.. represents his visitors
Comparing these with the Rochester Knockers,
whose general conduct and department would seem
to be good though their creed is decidedly not &C
cordant with our remembrance Of th5 Westminster
Catechism, it is melancholy fact that so far as we
have yet been permitted to see through the new
gimblet.hole, the sounder spirits faith the more
deprsved is its practice We must have this over
hauled and set right
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

HALIFAX, N. s. Monday July 1.
The Europa was telegraphed at o'clock and ar
tvsd a, p. NJ. She left Liverpool at II O'Clock,
athe 22d June.
The Europa has about 80 passengers, aud sailed
brNew.Y York with fair wind at o'clock
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at o'clock on
Saturday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
Liverpool Cotton Market. June q.

Daring all the present week the market has been ou,e,
and rather dull. The Europa arrived Sunday with re-
po Of the crops in no way varying from those previously
received The Is late the growth generally checked
and pre- JUDGED by unprop weather and the amount OF
injury caused by iuundahons 10 very great But this insl
gs1ee was accompanied by decline In prices in al
The Shipping ports caused by inereA,ng disposition to
eel OF TO ship 10 Europe.
Influenced by these sdvlces holders have offered com
MOI rather freely and the demand has been limited Tbs
iasl sales Of the week have exceeded g. 90 bae.
To-day the market s rather general ad 5000 bales
were sold at previous rsies Including 1000 American
hfen on speculation and Tor export. or American do
scrip.lcns the market now affords good choice The
bver and middlipg qualities quite as low as last week
tod ,hsy as freely offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE FOURTH OF JULY-The citizens OF Jamaica
L. l. are making ample preparations for proper
celebration of our approaching anniversary. We
perceive by the Long Island papers that John Fow.
ler Jr Esq Of this City, has been selected as Ora.
Tor Of the Day. That the GRAFTON will be good
one " e have no doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
Wreck of the Orion.

Fifty persons are known to have been lost in the
LIVERPOOL and Glasgow steamer Orion, bat no
American names appear in the list. MIR. and Mrs.
scO,t of Montreal were among the lost Great
lame is attached to the Captain and mate of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02
FRANCE.

An attempt was said to have been made on
Thursday to tssassina'e the President OF France,
bat no particulars have been allowed TO transpire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-02

.On Msdenhesd At Meridian; came out North Char
ne took a strong West wind observation. tSrong
West gse heavy head t5ame as day before. Mod
crate and pleasant; first decent weather. lcan and
smooth; bad coal. 'Fresh vindsfrom s5W carried sails
sssaw Cape Race, through a dense fog. tf5roug WSW
10 WNW winds and fogs Ala A. NJ delivered papers
10 news boat 10 miles Sc OF Ssmbro Head. ti3tro1g
West wind and thick fog passed Nantucket Shoa