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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Congressional Nominations,

r,;,,i,, Wig. Opposition.
o., +. yDfgLk Abrn T 2n.e John G FLOYD.
9,,5aafI Obadiah pogne Philip Cropss
..h"'P' ~ Cora4luA s. Bogard1s.
1,.4,,r lanes Raven Emanuel bart
'-" John r te-imau, Iri
1r--s,s J. Hobart JOsrph ". Marsh
IT,, . 4 Il 6eolge grIzgst HeurJ Arcuiarus,Jr
lIr,,,,t 10 ma Jau-s Brooks John CoChraDe
,r+t,,, & p, RIA Ions Gu,n,- Abrn P. Stevens.
4 Dvfeie,t Or Vt't..John Crussr t.beft oe4l
q ora q Sul}ir1n. Thos- Mex sock WIN fiat.af,
N I,a d EAter-H echooumak- X orso1 D. A'A'oeA J.
~ Le,' Sutherland, Jr
~ 6o'"" . " prs.siiss,. RI David LIS ymour. d.R
10 In, / scboosrafL Erast1s Corning.
lo-aioohy'- '----- " Jnn.L Slug -riand.4i K
"A UGtb, g. EtstI.. John H BOYD. Isaac '" ihoiPson
-. ~" ,. Cnar.s Taro.. Jor-ph RusseI
10, ."4o"t IGbI. XysiIs Thomas ]. Marvin
- 6lrl,re- + Mont. Henry P AlsIsader A'1 n. baeL
Is 81 Lem e. Lelcit. John w Grant i,.Ston hing'
- - - Charss z CLARKE. Willard Ives.
4s-|V''0' Joseph Osborne L. p
~ d,4a OrssrnYs 3 Mattsaon Timothy jenkins.
~ gi,, 4 iy,,oo GEO w Cbas- Il r VIM ". Snow
~ ~, I'm I'm, , Henry Bennett John j. Taylor
''. ' II. D. PBDey L. p
tJ.J,on & (Jtr,oo John Williams Leandrr Babcock.
%'--'7 Asa S. Wing, l. ?.
Q. C,ordooa ..V!vus w. Smith. Daniel T. Jones
47.S Rev. A. Pruyn. L. p
a. CGyuea E Co-tFd.. Edwin ". Morgan Ihos How.Ir
o. (Itr,,r1 Re. Henry 5. WabttIge. Robert Haey.
o. T<n,ca < H7o.ak VIM A sarkett James c. Smith.
o. Nonro, H. NJ scferuerhor1 Pat. G. BuchaA
,,-,o J.rsjiDh S. WadsYoTtA.
an c,s,b>n 4 di,gv.. Philp Reuben Robe,
~ CbI,t 4, Catfi, Ftedk S Martin. Franklin H. Waite
70 FyIt > Solomon G Haven Fredk P Stevens
w. 81 Warren, LIP.
20 Gt,,.,e Vyo1t'9 Augustus Hascan WIN. NJ sprag1s
~ t-.enf NIAGARA Lorenzo sherbume B. Piper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
NEW-YORK ELECTION,
state Candidates.

vt is<o Lissrty Parfy
49, H7K,s Eorsi5o seyruouI Vim l. Chaplin
@' Far LirBtnan. Erpr-ns7
,,,,s ] Cornell szus.rd r hpnt-- Jo--ph Plumb.
g,...,., Bi,s.,, John as,Ger JOHN c Haansto'
CLrt y Cart = 4preait
wells Smith Char-s p-nou-' Asa 6. Wing
49,, aater4 Wnl P Aagelvi Davd Plumb
Nominated ~ The Ari. Rert-r-
Re, b. The Nao Rsfqrne and "osiosrna' ne
Won IN OF ADOPTED The Aat Rca uoiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

iausyoted durirgthe last year prove shat France
is ready to adout allthe measures whlch are PfHc'
t;cable 10 ame!iorate the fate Of the worh4h5
classes We allude, particular, 70 The laws Oh
salubrious dwellings, for the poor, Oh mutual ela
societies. &c. II among the institutions "hich
exisy IN England, and which France does not
1ossess, there are some which can b. Introduced
among US, they will not fail to be soon imported
into Froncc, with the simultaneous cooperation Oh
tie Government and OF oar chief manufacturers
Did not tire conduct OF our chief manufacturers
during the crisis Of l348 show that they could De
counted on whenever an appeal vas made 10
their heart and their devotedness.
The Coustltutionci might have aided why Is II
that Il England enjoys the state NJ banartlne ae
pictS that her criminal convictions are tour times
as great as those Of France; so ackno "I2.l9el ~
a recent paper read before the Statistical soccer?
of Edinburgh And, why not take the ends OF the
British Empire as we'll asst the center--Atgna up
perary the Highlands Such paPers as the last Oh
M Lanartinc 5 are very statistical to saythe least
of them They have tendency to strengthen the
hands of the oligarchy.
The opera of the Prophet is again performed
ut the Academic. 1t is voted dull The mns,c Is
dramatic, but many Of the scenes are OF TOO Purl-
tanic character to be rendered brilliant or eX
citing in the performance. Mcyerbeer himself
was present. ". H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
FOR SALE.


ATEIT VTTTtCE OF HERMANN
EN lLi l. ~. = 9n,rperFtn. ~ F,rns
worth over 500 and 400 LOTS to De aiBeg
500 subscribers Each SUBSCRIBER Is ga,Sd 10 hos 70 y
es The shares are limited at S25-payable$5 when
Subscribed for g on day Of distribution and balance In
monthly instaIlmens Of So About 500 shares are now
Siiec15ed
rEe situated in the village OH
on niie east Of Lake Road Station on the Long island
0;,S ConrT,, ~ Snfolk and 80 miles from the city of
W. = one of the heathes places in the United
Src yyGhin one mile of Ronkoukoma Lake, which is
% ibree miles in circumference OF singular Transparent
az md d. IF great depth with an abundance OF FISH The
vlIape i bur miles distant from the great South Bay,
y6eb is miles wide and miles long abundanLy supplied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
Liberty Party Nominations.

os0rdass-Fo' Congress- A Puyu Of Apua County Judge,
5ohu 1boas OF syracuse Juruce Of Sessions jason Feoc
0Cs; petrct A!orOe saT gel Salisbury OF Syracuse Loan
Elisha Alien ard H-rrek OF Syracuse Assembly,
l. carson OF El7dge hurry Wooster TuIly s.
ne oil 9e9des & D. Blanchard ri Msnfas- Msesrs MetnS
ihoms ind Ais were appointed County Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

The GAvINe-ls AT PLAquEMlNE-The Plaoue.
mlne La. Southern Sentinel of the 9th estimates
the loss to individuals, by the late cavingin at
$4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
snti.Rent Nominations.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Russell Sage place OF Tseo B. Carroll
declined Comfy Cork John Ball District Attorney Robsrt A.
Lottdrs Superintendent Of Poor GIery Sessions
Ehyah Randall; Conner Henry B Jones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

ARREST FOR FALSE Officers s. j.
Smith and Patterson of the lower Police Court yesterday
took into custody Chas H Carpenter of Kidd Salvage 10
oriey, warrant issued by Justice Lathrop, in which
he stands charged with obtaining ia the month of AuguS
asst furniture The value OF S4&5 FROM Ohm De2orest fur
nure dealer u go Broadway by false representations
Ii appears ts August las The accused called
Of Mr. Deorest and stated that be wished purchase
Till offrnure time, giving reference Rufus Mech
of 90 ChSnher-s and others This individual, when CUES.
toned relative the responsibility Carpenter st4Ied that
he had lud gEen, of Si2U0 Sl4 600 against one
connec ed m The Kidd Company thai he had known him
Nix leRoV and Others referred nv CARPENTER
ali Of whom pronounced him responsible Carpenter him
selfrep,eSensed thai he that tine boarding but IN
tended going housekeeping Immediately and wished the
Mr. DeFurest 10 sell him the goods on u!ne and
accordingly Carpenter MS four months for
the His signature the very ile
sibe and excited Mir De Forests picons who question:
ed HIM about and told by him thai nc always signed
his name in the style when money matters were CON
cerued The goods he ordered 20 be sen i0 Nnthst
which house be stated hs had leased o Ave years few
DAYS Mr. De Forest aesined that Charpenter Is and
The time e the note was wholly irrespousble that
The Judgment referred 10 was Tor much less than
was stated beng for 0oQ instead OF S2ee0 Sl40Q0
ami lha, had hen assigned 10 another persar by Curpeu
ter When these facts came to light Mr. D. semi his CLERK
70 240 kiuhst when The goods had been delivered, and
,yss told by the occupant OF The house Miss Mara Ehe
that CarIster did live there and further that she had
,lsc hassd the furniture TOR which she exhibited bill Of
sal< together with $50 worth more of him Il was also
asrerfSfed ttat Carpenter a. the time be made The
chase resided al so NassR-s Brooklyn where he remain
cd with his family, up IL the middle OF September He
was locked mp in tie Tombs oI examination, which taxes
rlsre to-day Rufus tfeech Of his referees also
arrested being concerned IL The matter He WAS held TO
bail in 81 eco for CONCENTRATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
WINDOW SHADES.

sO OOO WINDOW SHADES of eve
e(UaOOOry description. Wholesale and Realail, al
great bargains lots suit purchasers from Is up at t
Pearl four doors from Chathan-st. Trimmings, CamoHcs,
&c. for The Trade OLE lm@I '" o. JENhs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
A Peep into the Interior of Boston Politics
Oct. 80

Bosrox, "Wednesday, Oct. 3d.
To he Editor Of The Tribune:
William Appleton is the Wing candidate Tor
Congress in this City. He is an excellent man.
but unfortunately died some ten or a dozen years
ago of dyspepsia. His opponent IN the WI mig
Nominating Committee was George Tyler Blge-
low, an anti.Webste man. The vote stood on
the nomination, 80 for Appleton to 81 for Bgelow
Thus the city nominating power is in the hands
Of the Webster men, and they have exercised 1t
by placing in nomination esrimabe broken
winded millionaire, who viii undoubtedly go for
Cotton, Conservatism, Webster, &c
Boston politics are governed by an ot54rchy;;
A Committee Of seventy or eighty men, elected
by the several " ards at primary meetings. where
scarcely nobody takes the trouble to go and vote,
rule the CITY This Committee is chosen Tor
wear. and attends to all the political business OF
the city 1t makes the nominations for Congress
and for the State Legislature; aud tins IS Just
equivalent to saying who shall represent boston
in Congress and who shall represent Der in the
General Court" forWhig nomination in Boston
is tantamount to an election.
Now, it so happens at this moment, as 1t VIII
often happen, that the voters OF Boston ana the
Wing General Committee of Boston by no means
correspond in sentiment Bat this avails nothing
The voters follow and uphold all the dolngs Of the
and loves the beaten track. Go before the people
of Boston to-day with Webster candidate for
Congress and an anti-W ebster candidate, and the
latter would beathis opponent two TO one.
And to show how much misrepresented the city
is by having a Webster Wing as candidate for
Congress, let me state fact. One ofthc Wards
Of this city has six members of the General Com
mittee, ali of whom voted for Mr. Appleton, the
Webster candidate, and against Mr.. Bigelow the
anti. w ebster candidates yet it is confidently
stated that it would be difficult to find six other
men in that W ard who are Webster men.
In the nominations for the State Legislature the
ticket is speckled there being plentiful infusion
ofWebster men, along with others who don't be
long to the ustrous company OF doughtaces~-
But whoever is nominated is sure to be elected
In the interior away from the envlrons OF the
city, the Webster proper have little or no
strength. In Horace Manns District where re-
side great many city men, the Webster strength
is considerable. The Convention to nominate
Representative to Congress is to be held there to-
day 1t is understood that noses have been count
ed, and that Mann must go overheard, But
whether this be so or not in Convention, he will
be ultimately elected Half of the Wings willgo
for him at any rate. nominated or not nominated.
In the State the Wings expect to succeed as
| .usual. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
DAIRY SALT.-The PA.

TBNABIE and DAIRY SALI.-I'he PA-
IL CIFiC ROCK SALT COMPANY having perfected
their arrangements for CLEANSING ard GRINDING
PURE ROCK SALT for TABLE and DAIRY USE, are
prepared 10 furnish the trade with packages every de-
scYipion al the lowest The objections heretofore
made by consumers of ground Rock Salt on account Of the
impurities contains viii no longer apply 10 salt nanufac
red al his establishment as every particle Of it perfectly
TIE Office l09 Broad-st New-Yor
n B-unwashed GROUND ROCK SALT, the descrip-
non usually sold in this market furnished to order al re-
duced rates. Eau9 5rneodt E RANSOM, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of JOHN
kPSON L LEE is dissolved By mutual consent: New
York October 50th 1850 WILLIAM II. JOHNSON
nj 5i& D. +. LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
HATS.

SWEDISH BEAVER BONNETS,
SPATENTED.-A new, elegant aud fashionable art-
Gle c. DURD, so Beayer-st sole OF this beautiful
Bonnet which has been adopted by the Astocracy
and fashion of London and Paris Offers chem to the Trade
Din all cOors and OF the most approved shape by the CASE
ouly In small quantities they be found at Mr.. j. Do
renus Mills 20 John-st where the Ladies invited 10
caiJ and see them o29 Iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
XNTINDOW SHADES GILT COR

Wv NICEs!! DRAPERY MUSL1Ns, &c.-Fslnilies
about furnishing their Windows with The above articles
largest and best assortment the city, several new styles
never before Introduced in Newlork Lace and Muslin
&c Families purchasing of the subscriber may rely upon
getting first article and as low as ii is possible to nm
mort or manufacture Merchants buying at wholesale WI
End il decidedly TO their advantage call before purchS.
Ing elsewhere j. C. WOODFORD, 295 Broadway. albtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
From, Texns-Indian Outragcs-Gold.

The Victoria Texas Adcocate says: The lndi-
ans have again been down in the lower settle
inents committing all manner Of outrages This
time they came within 20 miles OF Victoria, ana
after stealing horses, aud committing an outrage
upon female too shocking and horrible to conteIn-
plate, much less describe, they succeeded IN get
ting off with their plumber without molestatIon or
harm.
On Tuesday afternoon the LIST instant, they
came within two miles OF the dwelling OF German
by the name of Thomas, living about eight miles
from Lamar, and captured two of his daughters,
who had gone out for the purpose Of driving up
cattle. One they succeeded in carrying ott--the
other about fifteen years of age having suffered
severely from their brutal and shocking outrages,
was left in a state too awful to describe, much la
cerated and bruised She was found the next
morning by Mr.. Fox, who was outhunting cattle,
who carried her to the nearest house, where she
was kindly taken care OF. After these savaGes
(about eighteen in number) had satisfied their sen
sual appetite almost the final destruction OF the
unfortunate female, they proceeded to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Perry on the san Antonia river.
from whom they stole three horses. They then
paid visit to Mr. Tom Connors ranch, where
they stole ninety head of horses the property of
Mr. Weder This is the third time this gentle
man has been robbed of his animals, by the lndl-
ans, IN less than two years.
A correspondent. of the N O. Picaytne, writing
from Fort Worth, Texas, Sept 25, says;
You may remark q, PEASANT that have Just re
turned from long scout IN the Indian country,
during which visited the w ichia Mountains
verify believc.that gold may be found here in large
quantities
Gov Bell informed us that he has information
that the indians are about to commence hostlhtles
but as yet the tribes in my vicinity say de same
ting dey say before, and wish to be regarded as
decidedly friendly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

EvOR SALE AT YONKERS-Lots
IL suitable for business or Manufacturing locations ana
others ON high ground private residences. Also;
New Coage in this healthy and hourishing locality inc
property this vicinity always desraof ia, NOV b Sn9
River Railroad Company. Apply to " W: WVOD.
WORTH Yonkers, or to {. L. MAriEK, ONCE Sstof
IInIsp ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

MoRE OUrRAGEs IN ARKANsAS.-The Van Blu
rem Intell1gencer says: An intelligent gentleman
in Marion County writes that the Everett
clan are again in arms and disturbing the peace
II will be remembered that the militia under Gen
Wood, were employed last summer in suppress
ing this clan Our correspondent states that there
exists an organized clan. extending from Yelvie
into Searcy County numbering over fifty despe
rate men, and backed by twice that number Mr.
Tut was killed by one of the clan, and Major
Hensley was shot at by another, but escaped un-
hurt In both cases the attacks came from behind
blinds, fixed for the purpose Ii is to be hoped
that these unlawful proceedings will be put down
by military force
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

NOR SALE OR TO LET-I'he dear-
4 ! able DWELLlNG.HOUSE, iCS Fourthavenue, rear
Twlnhst in the negibOrhood q Broadway AMI qa0l'
80 ,yv@ Attorneys, II WaltS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

TNOR SALE.-The Celebrated BAR
Il ' and DINING SALOON 1876 Water-st known as the
ATIIAMBRA with Fixtures, Furniture, Nc &c. as il
stands Sickness IN he family is the Inquire ofae
Proprietor WM DILLON. 90 Thcmpson-st. who Is GU
fined 10 his bed with sickness oo%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

UNLECTRICTTY-A large double plate
H. (22 inches diame.erl ELECTRICAL, MAGHhE,
with BATTERY complete for sale cheap suitable 'gS
academy or electrician Apply al the haru"Me stoeSl
MERRILL, SIS Grand, corner OF Lewis-st. o[a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A PRIVATE SALE-The tour-story
IA Brick House and lot 81 Cintonpace. tEighthstE
Size of house 2iN6O feet deep, furnished in modcra sge
With all Of the modern improvements. Size OF lot 25x&
faei inches OO0 of the purchase money remain on
bond and mortgage if desired For further peaacuasa 40.
NV toIo28 IwIA J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer, Btoadst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

SHOE STORE FOR SALE.--he
AcTorv ond E1yTrRES OF a Shoe Store in a is.
rate location, VIII be sold favorable terms 5APpsa
256 Pearl-st. vi Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

KNOR SALE.-The two-story HOUSE
mud LOT lOl Sinntonst Also, other REAL ESTATE
ip civ and country. Inquire as above, Of
Oh mf =. Ahfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

NOR SALE.-A desirable country resi-
dence In the town of Wilton Coun sl,on, a nesfreu
,osd esnssts OIL acre good land and surrounded wiz
s6rubbery The house goo order is on tho DaAory
road and viii be sold low the subscriber has TO "a
H. I1nonre of GAUNT DERRlCKS0N
"a ,a1I n lS9 Soatast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

A r PRIVATE SALE.-The three Ste
IA ~ BRICK HOUSE and lot g South Sxtt,st VII.
o. bv IS feet deep finished In good style, with marie
mantels folding doors black CRATES &c size Of lot .
feet from, and rear by about 70 feet deep Eor further pa
on wv BroalS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

Y SON.-For sale, FARM Of about 90 acres, in the
Village OF Hastings q miles from the city. The house ia
new, built OF in the subsan al manner, in
modern style, with y rooms, and has of the com
InandIHg views oil the river and jacen scenery unites
unusual picturesque prospect with convenience and retire
ment The grounds are in the ues ORDER well supplied
with great variety of Fruit The whole, part, viii be
sold on application to The proprietor the premises at
Hastings, the Hudson, N. Y.
$50 wv ALEXANDER BRINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

nRUG STORE at Port Chester, n. Y
HI FOR SALE-Apply 10 JOHN II, STEVENS, on
lie premises or to WIN BURGER & co. wholesale
Druggists Cortandst There is fair business doing, aud
il merits the attention OF Physician or Druggist desrous
of a stumble locality. nj IW,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

EvOR SALE.-A small STEAM EN-
IL CINE and TUBULAR BOILER, of one horse pow
er, all complete, VIII be sold cheap for cash Apply at
II Sprucest. third story. nj Ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01

EVOR SALE CHEAP.-At the New
Il York Planning aud Saving Co Mills FORTY
HORSE POWER ENGINE and -FOUR BOILERS, now
running at the Mills, foot of GrHndst East River Also
ot of Puies Shafting- whecs Saw frames &c. &c. In
1ure of the New-York Planning and Saving Co, Mills
loot of Grandst East River nj Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-01
NOR SALE--A small FARM on the

"A banks Of the Hudson four miles from Tarryswn sns
two miles from Sing Sing There Six Ace Of Land
large new House and new Barr. plenty Of Emit and Shaas
Trees, good Wei and fne Stream OF Water running
through the place For further particulars inquire II JAS
KN0WLTON near the premises. s5isdS
The New York herald., 1850-12-08
-Four naYsIatsr .rom Havana.

| The ST ans hip Georgia brings adyices irom Ha'
vaho, to the and inst the day she left that port.
TIE Ohio, hence had not arrive i
The steamer Pacific, with 30 passengers for Cha
gTes, was at Havana, awaiting the arrival OF the
| Ohio.
The Georgia left At Havana go passengers from
California, waiting to proceed 10 New Orleans BY
the O.
EyeD thing was quiet in Havana, and Ameri-
cars were permitted 10 go oa shore without dill
Gully. The American steamers were also per-
mitied to go 20 their docks. Better feeling seems
10 prevail and the Lopez expedition was almost
| forgotten.
We have received by Tie Georgia our files Of
Diari0 6e-Ld AarIao to the l5t inst The political
re US Of the island is at little interest We trans
late from that paper the following items.
The regiment Of Espano has been sent to Pinar
del Rio, Nueva Filipino, on board the steamer P-
Zarro. These troops are under the command OF ID
Augel Elzaide, a colonel Of great celebrity.
The Spanish frigate Of war Isabel ii, and the
sloop Jason. sailed from Caiiz on the Goth OF Oc-
;ober, and arrived in the port Of Havana the 29!h
ulf. 4 he frigate had on board S2t, an1 the Jason
22i officers and soldiers Of the resiment Of Rey.
Oihtr troops eNpectrh ovsry day, ra board the
LGborde, whiel, sailed from Caii1 on the same day
Us The former. 1hc dsembe!k nent Of ,his regi-
ment took place the day following their arrival,
IN presence Of the CSptain General and numerous
ConcCurse OF people.
Don Jose de Ia Coneha was, M toe latest date,
visiting the forttesees and the oihereat gafrisons
surrounding Havana.
a biography OF Jenny Lind with magnifcen I
portrait Ii thographcd in New York. snow in course
~ publication In the capital Of toe island The
srriysl of the Swedish Nightingale is expected
with the greutest interest.
Siuce our last musical adyices from Havana,
"IEIir d'Amofe,' with the same artists who
sang in that opera in New York, and " Maria de
Rohan," with strong cast, have been performed
az The THcon Theatre, with magnificent success.
LINDA Ci CbauOuniX,' wi.h Mile SiGiiuni aud
NNui, NM. Maroni, Mldiale, aui Niere, was to
be tpresenied during the week following the de-
rar;ufe ~ the Georgia.
On The Sunday evening", lsi last, a bull fight
was 20 be Yiyep, on the PuuciPal plG:d OF Hiya.
No, ty the celebrated Hnrrtoor, Gu.ierio. and his
tdan associate, for the bcueit Of a wdJw and
three yOung children.