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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
FOR CALIFORNIA.


Ss6 THROI GIL LINK FOR SAN FRAN
&nI.Gs CISCO VIA cHAeREs-rss new and "a,
CHEROREE...... so tuns csp.sin H. wlrdl..
PHILADELPHiA.iloO uns. Capt Robt II Pearson.
fom u only Gree, Inc beEsea New Yors ara Cnsgrss
M 10 eonnecson with The Ur.sd szist Nal stem pack
ca IL the Pshc-s 'sumonsey the through % San Ersn'
REDUCED sArss OF rAaE TO eHAsHEs
cheIokec, Phi adeiphia
Afer saloon state .oolas...,...sl2j N sl.5 %
LIVER cs5. .1o. 20 ....,, go sSo
AL TIE shove dlns At ia ishis and have the ph,I.
eye oiths Saloon;
sne boS-d(. .....' ..-'- ss5 % essm
Treigh to chsgre, 70 cents per foot Expenses on ths
ii,sry, az bore by Passeneera
ROWLAND q AsPlNwALL, a soota-si Z,
Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The ULlled sIhses MAJ seAln-pacsea
o RsFFAa 49, gn,''..cspt 6syid Sally
CALIFORNIA .ltoo tuDs....C Capt Thos Budd
zENhEssEE-.l,So ulns. .oa6A tisorg- A. Co.'S.
CAk0LlNA... go pnt... Capt r. L Whitney.
UNICORN ..... so TINS. Cap; J. Y N'chosoa
are Intended % forn asnmonniy rns usgveen rSnsns
Passengers IN tie A.sr Cstn ars furnished 5etiaS, bgt
no' saes and iq1ors fs.senges IN the steerage sIs
with usirets ora inflow AT nass.rgsrs wi bs owed
space for personal baggage igre, Toe eSsn ~ ~ i0s
N1fn- nos exceeding IN measurement .an cub, esl-
Freg1 ou erlu cfgg9 or .ss hsldcs, when al IN fR
r 2 tln. md q per cel.. OF specie
Prcsrgss sl5uii rot sz,eei ias ms weight ior r1l.
Passase iror Psrsms % sn SAT or sszss41s225 s6o
IA LiesJ............ 20 10
san francisco. $500. 800 $50
No stores 70 be landed viii be tsksn baggage Charges
OF enbAkng and debsrkng all personal port charges
including health fee, and boat hire 10 be paid by the paser
gers NO passage secured paid for Apply Al the Of
nee OF me Company, New-York. 81 souhst 5fn
EMPIRE CITY LINE.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA oHAGREs,
DihEor.-T dREs sshEEp aI2S STEAMSHIP
q, 500 runs ibTTRtp1EsJ
CHARLES STODOART, COMMANDER,
fS$S VIII leave for San Francisco via Chagres d.
&Gtsx. rect, on Saturday, June l. from her Dock, Pier
No N R. al 3 O'clock. Early application VIII
through uckets For freight appy to
J. HOWARD SON.
my25 UlD&W 81 Broadway.
.a,t REGULAR PACKET LINE for San Fran
Ek cisco dirsct-Frst vesse-The fagohe packet ship
HAlDEE, 1000 tuns burden, J. I. Soule, comman-
der having elegant furnished accommodations for pessen
gers, will (wesher continuing fair) sail positively on first
of june The high reputation Of this vessel sser and
her size and strength Is guarantee Of quick and pleasant
passage out Her accommodations are unsurpassed and
passengers wishing to avoid the danger OF sickness in
crossing the lshmus during this the rary season, will do
well to examine this ship, Pier East River Apply to
my25 81 ISAAC 7. SMITH l0l WallsL cor Front
g. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California
49, sengers 10 sail In the Bark MARCELLA for the
above port will please be on board Monday, May n
at 10 O'clock az which time abe will proceed to
She accommodate second cabin and rstcabin pas
sengers Price of passsgefrstcabinS l75 secondcssin
Sis. For passage apply to THOS. BRAYNARD, IS Wall
to the Captsin on board Pier Err my2i ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

REMOVAL.
q J. Il. N1IBURGER would most respect
"A MY morn the public add his friends particular.
~ 4 y, that hs has removed from IS Wal-sI to ses
49, Broadway, where he keeps full assortnlent OF
Watches, Jewery Silver and Plated Ware and Fancy
Goods carefully selected, regards quality and sly a.
very moderate prices and faers himself 10 DO soe 70 give
epre ssnstacton al hose who may favor I'm Wiz @ l.
snied. myl4 ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

SsUPREME COURT-Jame n Campbell against Henry Lyon and
ISAbrslam Lyon-Io HENRY LYON OF the defendants:
You hereby summoned and required 70 the complaint
which flied the office Of the Clerk OF the City and
County Of New York the sixth day Of Apn 1850 and TO
copy OF your the sad complaint the subscribers
Office, No 10 Walse~t the said city dim tween.
days after the ohs exclusive Of The day
Of and m n The SAID complaint within the
aofesaj the plaintiff this acton viii take judgment against
you hundred and dollars and two cents
hundred and forty dollars and twelve from
twenty ninth day May si5 and with interest the balance
twenty fifth day Of July 1876, besides the OF this
action-Daed New iork, April s. 1850
ALLEN, HUDSON CAMPBELL,
pa ~ No WALL
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PLANO FOOTE'S FOR SALE.

s<ssfz=-. PlANO-FORTEs FOX SALE
Ets,l-r 81 Persons about purchasing Psnos will md
NY TX N n it TO their advantage 20 call at BENNETT
~ II VGCOnPANY'S Msnufactory, I52 R1lton-sL
Feast side OF Broadway they have large assortment OF
Rosewood Pianos constantly hand every instrument
warranted for TWO years Co have the Of more
than i0O0 persons they VIII refer to- who purchased
Pianos hem all Of which have given universal satsac-
ton but when any doubts expressed as 10 therquay
the payment may be Withheld until until such doubts
mo;ed old Pianos exchanged Her ana Sscondhsnd
Pisnos to a; nHH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

SyCPREME COuRT-Ciy County Of New York.George W.
SCarson Hard against James kOrva-summons for
money demand on Defendants above named You
are summoned the complaint this acton THIS
DIV duly lied uce Of the Clerk Of the County Of View fork
and copy Of your al my oce No 10 beck
after hereof exclusive
o. the day sere and you fail TO answer the complaint
a. aores the plaintiff val judgment for the Of three hun
dred and eirien with interest from the
2t DAY Of April thousand eight hundred and forty besides
lie costs Of ths aciion--Daf-d MAJ A. 1870
ABRAM WAKEMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
rr,G lawCw eek 81 New York City.
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-. FOR $AEE-The owner going West-A farm OF
~ eJ ceres highly Cultivated about thirty tnee miles
s from New York, OF he turnpike two miles from Hun,
rrgou Village L. lS5 acres Of illzble land, 50 acres IN
spIng crop. large 2sory dwelling house vel ofsorlnz-
Wser The kclen tenant kouss barn. house aad
oeT OUT bulldogs; three orchayds Of excellent fruit Cor
yeyGLce 10 NeV-YJk ihree umss day By railroad and
steamboat ttsn te bought with without tbs stock aad
farming uersiI O1e bali OF me purchase Gao remain
bOnd End nofinge required The owner Will be az the
FaFers Hotel = Bowefy, Al y o'clock on Tuesday and
saturday Of eaei week, the premises Possession
given Immediately. HENRY HEEDRICKSON
ryl4 1873
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sT'~a" REGULAR MAIL LINE BE.
a.=zz-s - lAAL.N RNAILlN AAn AELN-YAEK

~
va ssonmglou and prOyide1ce.--lnsnd
route, Niilou, cas1Se OF cara 0aggs ge The
COMMOnORF. Capt william r. Prsxes. 10 eosoecsior
With The Sonrgtou and Providence ard Bosom ana Prov
dence kSrcaes essins Neyl-fofk daily, gsuaeays sx-
ceptsdi folu Pier NORM River frs wharf abogs 6as-
te-y Pisce, al O'Clock, p. - and stonington a e.
clock r N. upon the srrys % the mail train rom
Boston These built expressly for the rvu,a
and In every respect particularly adapted the naygs
ton Of Longlsand Sound. Ihe accommodations or pes.
sengers are commodous and conorsblethe oticers e.
psbe experienced The route being the shortest ana
direc. betv Boston and NewYork passengers ae
enabled TO arrive In ample time for the morning hnss a
those cities The c. VANDERBILT win leave Nsw.Yosk
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Leave sonington Mon
leave New. York Monday, Wednesday and Friday Leave
stonngton Tuesday Thursday and Saturday NJ B.-Pno.
sengefA CA The arrival Of the Sonngton pro.
eeed nmedsiey In the splendid railroad cars To frovS
eenee aud bosion bsggsgenssler accompanies esch
VAN 70 NC ron Boston For passage bertha staerooms
or nesnt applications may be msde the Agents n tho
wharf and al the Office. 10 Bsuery-placs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

"a FARMS FOR sALE.-FOr sale, the residence Of
- ne iEe Capt John Z. Udel, beautifully situated
NoIibPorl Long Island, and commanding fms view
OF the Lay ara adjoining country. The house Is entirely
new exceedingly well but and In every respect comIno-
oous distant mile from landing Of steamboat CTOton.
Also two choice anf Of 30 and 90 acres bordering ts
bey and tae steambos; landing; land Of unsur
passed sry good Orchards buildings sud other sdyan-
isge5i e-hy md cheap communication with tho city by
steamboat VI railroad VIII be sold low
Forierins, &c apply 10
mylf 3w+ II. J. SCUDDER, 80 Wal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

NtlPREME COURr-John Hancock ans Harrison Palmer and
lCAnu BIS wife William Hbbard and Phebe Ann his wife Harm
Palmer Jr chard Palmer Hannah r. Bruh Richard r. Bruh
Charles Bruh Phebe r. Buh and James BruhSuumon for relief
(Cou not SER ITO ANN PALMER You hereby summoned
required The compliant this acton, which ed
the Office Of the clerk OF Tie CITY AM County OF NswYors, Al
the Cry Hail. the City Of New York tire 18Th day Of April
1880 and 70 copy OF your answer To the ad com ut on lie
subscriber his ONCE No 81 Wassei in tie C Of New YORK.
twenty days after the u this you
elusive the DAY OF such and l 70 the sad
complaint the time Aforesaid, the pania this sctoa viii ap
ply to the Coar for the relief demarssd The compnDsted
New York April l3ih, 1850 K H. BOVINE,
elf IawGw Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

IA FOR SALE, AT NEW ROCHs Ellie. Il desire
be country seat and farm Of about ~ acres Of wood,
meadow orchard and arabic land The improvements
consist Of good, substantial dwelling house, good oarn
farmers cottage &c For beauty OF scenery siuar1 %
IL unsurpassed having fac view Oi Long Island Sound
ana the adjacent Islands, and having water front .hs
whole OF us eastern bouLcEryOle mile from the New
YORK snd New-Hsvsn Railroad Depot and 10 miles from
the Cy. To gentleman engaged n business 10 the City,
s re, healthy location and Of offer Ia.
cucemens seldom met with There several beautiful
building sites the place, having commanding views Of
the Sourd &C. and could BE- subdvded nto several par.
cells each having good alter Root the sound For
further particulars apply JOHN s. HARRIS, 1871 Chris
us-st or DAVIDS kBLACK 20 Clia-sL Hyl4 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

ut FASHIONABLE HATS.-Jua finished shs
al most splendid article fsred CANT French SILK
Hats Al ths low price Of 81, usually sold At g. Aso
sr,icle Al 81 20 Nest Haas s.. BROWN.
NIL Inn 1853 Cenalst one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

a. At PRIVATE -ALE-Tne owner going West
situated about two miles from Huniin gon Long
Island. On ne turnpkerO d. and about 80 miles from tho
city Of New1ork l53 tabe land and so IN
Spring crop On the farm there Is large twosory dwell
ng-house and well ofsprngwaier 10 the kitchen tenant
house carriaRehOuse and other ouibudings with three
orchards OF excellent fruit Conveyance New-York
three times day by railroad and steamboat The farm
be bought with VI without the stock and farming utensils
One-hAi oithe purchase-money remain bond and
mortgage. u required For further particulars apply to
A. j. BLEECKER. sucuOneer Broad-st myl3 Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

MRS. D'MEARA,s PATENT ABDOM-
! T Cd e !"
n Il n NAL SUPPORTERS, for the cure Of weak
n uess, or rupture, cannot be surpassed. They
III Eh free from steel or brsss springs and with
| Ha ouI back-pads. AL letters, (poslpeid) promptly
j aiened to. l48 Csns-st
NE my4 Inn
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Total for four years. ,0SS IS
Fhe Company further report Inst they have at this date
the following a.tsis VIZ:
Invested n d s. i've aud six per Ct s.ock. S24J65 90
BINS receivable 7i7l5l 50
Cnshand unsettled claims 10 be closed by cash
or .............................. 1913 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate County Of New
YORK notice hereby 70 all persons having claims against
Ira Buge late the City Of Newiork, deceased the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at her residence No
257 Spring te City New Yok, before the tTeth day Of
HARRIET RURDGE,
u laWomF Administering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

@ On OOO TO LOAN-Os bond and mortgage for
CUU.UUU term Of years, on productive real estate u
ANTHONY J. BLEECKEk
rny2i Ivy Auctoneer. Broad-sf-
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TRAVELLING.

<STa NEW AaRAS eB5sRNT.- s,a.,,....
&klkN sOUTHERSER. M CksS' s.,er 4 T. .sMS
qn.uee Of he ~shdrava. OF a. - Ne,,hsse-Ss
Tor IBIS Inc, ko regular days Of dsrar.are of 90
vessel VII hereafter be ss folo~s; ~fS's
Ncts- ork ~ Chovcsf5l Cttvlesfo. nv Vr-- Va
fhnrsdRy May 2a4PM Taasdsy Nav
hcucHy, kEyi3 assam Pnthg NJ II
"Wednesday, May q SfPM Monday Msr n
fesuTdsy, June T. agtPM ThurdSy Jusee
Tuesday, June H. Gt4PM. hoadsy' Jane n
Friday, Jure q, RtfPN Wednesday Jun.a
Monday. July !. AtfPN Sarrdsy Jniys
Al bis oflaiing signed BY tie clerk on hoart
FoFfreighi Or passage apply to
s26 sPOFFORD TiLEsroN Co 10 soutb-s
eSea UNITED STATES MAI, LINE
&NElle FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA yss
SAVANNAH AND KEY WEST Toe spl.n-
AID slesu ship ISABEL a. lec uns burden Commands 81 ~
Cert Wffsn Rollins w commence her ~ susr tyios a.
koraay Oct l. and sal regularly rom Cksri@s,on q q
Tor Havana on ihe ls l bleach monh and from IA
vsna u Charleston on The sth aud I'd.
Fror Charleston and savannah 70 Havana ........tu
Fror Charleston snd Savannah 20 Key Wesi.,......
For further particulars, Apply 70
spOfFORD, TIIsESToN 4 Co IS soulhsL
II Charios;or. 70 A. c. RORDECAI
Agents. n Havars- DEAKE BROTHERS / co.
Psssen gers leaving Havana b, this ship reach saE
more by the lard rgis the SIN day, or BY meeting The
s.esnes NorheEner % Sorihefner. reach ksN-Yors IN
SAME TINE. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

IN PURSUANCE Of order OF The Surrogate OF the County
New York notice hereby gwen % all persons having CLAIMS
WILLIAM STEWART late OF the City New York Mar
kt Gardener deceased present the III vouchers thereoo
the subscriber her residence No. l97 Hersreet the City Of
New York before the Fifth day Of October neIt-Dated New
York, the Goth day OF March, 1850
al lAwfn CORDELIA JOHNSON. Admnistrafr1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
myIi 5w' HI scUDDER, 80 waIl-st

81 AT PRIVATE sALE.-A very desirable Farm
VI situated about y miles from New.PaH Landing, on
The Hudson River, opposite Poughkeepsie, contain
In al about 80 acres suitably divided into pow nea
dow and woodland On the premises here 10 large and
IL good repair Also orchards OF gTaed rut and
hey OF small fruit trees The farm lies on the road Lead
Ing Plarek and within ashor distance Of two church.
es The land good stale OF cultivation, and only
10 Be be admired. IL will be sold with without
the siocz ard farming utensils Possession given ailer
morlhs notice For further particulars apply 20 ANTHO-
Ny BLEECKEn Broad ST. my24lw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

Is PURSUANCE Ct order Of the Surrogate ofthe County
New loh Notice Is hereby gwen % all persons having claims
against MARY ANN FRASER, late ofhe City Of New YORK
deceased The With voucheas thereof
scrter the Office Of Samuel No Wal CITY
Of Newlok before TIE th day Of October ne1t-Da,ed
New fork, the 27th day Of April. 1850
AZ lw6ms SAMUEL l. BURRITT, Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

IL PURSUANCE Of order q he Surrogate s cos1t ~
New Yors, notice hereby gwen % all persons having clam.
against SAMUEL ROBERTS, ke o. the CITY Of Newton DE-
crased present the with voucher thsoi The subscribers
the Office Of the Broadway Insurance COMPANY No as
the City Of New YORK. before the rwsu srh day Of August
neIt Dated Nswfork, the leth day Of feo'uar, lss0
sCHUREMAH HALsTED, Adnias;rator
ls iAwom ANN R0BEkTS. Adrausiratrr
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r. ryv--zzzszs1sUmMER ARRANGEMENT,
~ y CAMDEN AND AMsoY RAIL

r., czEz1H1C AMDEN AND ANIBOY RAIL.
~ yzzSkoAD LINE for Philsdslp1s a
- o,elocG, AN. and "A o'clock, Pm By
stsaubosi JOHN POTTER, daily Sundays excsptsd,
second eass cara g. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17

~ "sPIcTAcLEs: TBEIR UsE. AND ABUSES"
tr,n,lated from the French Of J. 5IcHEL, BY Has.
ny W. WILLIAMS. A useful treatise on the man.
seement Of the eyes, evidently written before the
abolition OF spectscles by the labOrs Of Professor
Bronson. Boston Phillips, Sampson Il Co
Nev.Yofk. Sold BY sringer & Townsend. sro.
PIP. 2o2l
" "DrscOyERY OF IHE CAUSE AID CuRE o.
CHOLERA" by 8. Y. BALL, maintains tba, CHOLERA
is caused BY specific poison asd presori5si the
mode Of treatment by a remedy, which the aashor
claims to have discovered, while experimenting in
accordance with that theory. The suggestions
which it presents are worthy Of attention.
II "BmLnRDs WITHOUT MAsrER,' treats
the ny steries Of tdat game theoretically and prsc'
tosly, going prcfoundly into is scientific prin.
ciplcl, and it's social, aIthetic, and ethical bear
ings With some important suggestions on phii1io-
ply, hesl h. and good mo as thrown IL. New
York D. D. Wharf $40. PIP. 1917
~ THE American LAW JoCRNAL,' J1ly,)
!, got up with great typographical neatne'', con
tanning copious reports Of legal deciiions, and
among other original articles sound and inseli.
gent di,cus,ion Of the case Of Dr. Webster. (Phila
del2hia ard Lancaster; Hammersly L CO..
II Hints TO YOUSG MES OF THE True Re.
LAIIoE OF The SKIS" By joins WARE, NJ. D. iss
brief treatise, written with ability and discretion,
by an eminent Boston physician, prepared at the
request Of Committee, and publishebunder their
direction. Boston: Tappan Co. New.Yo'k
Sold by C 8. Francis Coz
Il THE LADIES REPOSITORY" Aug edited
by Rev. HEERY BACON, is an interesting numbe'
with contributions by the Editor Rev. 7. 3. King,
C.s.Le Fever, and several distinguished female
correspondents. (New.YorA Sold By Halech &
Lyon.)
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CITY ITEMS.

II The RECIPIENTS % GERRIT SMITHS LAND
who belong 70 the Association, are 70 meet on the
o6tb mat. We understand thai half dozen Of the
dopocI. who c,nro. themselves become settlers,
will surrender their deeds and give $40 beside 20
persons desirous Of settling on these lands which
are located in Franklin Co in this State, and two
Of these are wiling 70 double this: sum oneces,,ry'
The humber Of the Recipients is IS, and % have
i,ined the Association. Nine Of the donees were
presert at the last meeting instead Of two, as wss
errone1usly reported. The object Of the As,ocia-
ton is 70 settle The lands by companies and i. Is
no, fair 10 infer tina. the balance OF the recipients
who have not j,i1ed the Association DO not intend
70 settle on their own account. They probably do
intend to settle or they woald not have accepted
thsir deeds, So one Of the conditions Of their en-
dowmert vas that they should become actual set
tiers. At all events, they are under no Obligations
to inform any person whether they have or have
not settled, as they are entirely competent TO trans
sot their Own business with Mr. Smith, and that
business does not concern any other parties
Every donee ought to be present at the next
meeting whether they belong to the Society or not
FIREs.-At4 NJ. Thursday fire broke oot in
the garnet of the brick dwelling No 81 Mo.tss
The roof and gable end were slightly damaged.
AT O'Clock P. n. there was al ght Gre at %
Reade st. Not much damage.
About 70 o'clock last night, lIro broke ont
among large quantity Of lumber lying on the pier
At the foot Of Thirty Hrss st. which wAs entirely
sumed.
RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-Yesterdaym morning thore
wa, slight collision on the Harlem Road at Not.
Haven nseems thltthe Fordhsm train was there
when the signal was given that the New Haven
train was coming. Tie Fordhsm engineer started
on to pass the Junction Of the tracks, but stopped
his train too soon and in such position that the
locomotive ran into and smewhat damaged one
car. No person was hurt The engineer OF the
Fordham train was at orce discharged.
The Alleghanians are in Saratoga. They give 4
Sacred Concert in the Presby terrain church on Mon
day evening next
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Newport Notabilities-11r. Clay, Gov! An
theny, &c.
coIresponeenes Of The Tribune.

EEwroRT. Thursdry, Aug. IS
should sooner have fulfilled my promise to
write to you from this resort Of wealth and fashion,
men OF real talents and professions, had there
been any thing worth writing about. am little
appreheniive now that my subectmatser will
scarcely be deemed worthy Of place in The
Tribune. But there are such crowds Of people
here, and 90 macy OF your readers have been here,
that almost anything from this Icene will be
deemed interesting.
Mr.. CLAY 10 ftill at the Bellevue Houe, and
will underntand Notwithstanding what has been
said Of bis intention Of leaving today, 10 wit
Willis Hall, at Bsl,tonl occupy his rooms until
the frat Of Septe mber. His desire Tor quiet has
been gratHed. No intrusive wits have been paid
10 him. nor has he been molested with requests to
address public meetings. Il must be delightful 10
him to have the dust Of politics brushed or and The
din OF civil discord drowned BY the fresh and reSo
nant bretzes that blow hitler from the ocean.
You will be glad, am sure, that the illuItrious
sta,esn ans wish for repose has been 60 respect
ed. The fact 10 that there are 80 many consider
ate, wen.brsd people here, that they give tone
to the general society, and level up 70 their
standard of courteous behavior
Our friend, the Editor Of the Providence Journal
AID Governor of The State, is Al the same highly
respectable and excellent hotel Anthony unlike
many other Governors whom have encountered
in my day is man Of good breeding, good man
ners and good sense. he comes" the Governor
little in his air Of dignity, but everybody who
knows him, knows that be Is at hesE. as genial and
generous fellow as breathes- l am told that his
friends, who constitute the Young Whisgery' OF
Rhode Island, intend to add Senatorial to bis other
honors. They will be bitterly opposed by the old
Conservatism Of the party, but viii probably sue
coed, as they did in making theiravori'e Governor.
Won observed that there was no opposition to his
election. II lisa fixed fact" in this State that 4
man once Governor, can be Governor as long as ne
pleases. There 10 more "legi,imste aristocrscy'
here, honestly believe than N al the rest o. tne
Union put together. Tnas spirit OF progress which
you 90 ably advocate Ends no entrIooe within .oese
bordsrs Old abuses sre cl1pg 70 With obstinate
pertinaoity. You could no mere get the beg'sia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NAVY YARD.-In the Dry Dock department the
engine Of one thousand horse power, built BY Mr..
Kemble Of Yves. Point is now being put up in tao
new engine and machine house, which viii be 300
feet broad and Of proporlionate hight /! win be
of solid granite and iron-no wood being used in is
construction. AT present about eighty ssone-cut.
ts are engaged in dressing the stone for the walls
above the foundation. When the workshops are
completed, every hind Of machinery required for
the use OF the Navy can be made and finished on
the spot.