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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
xxxIa commemorative Session,
SENATE. ..wAsaIxerox, Monday. Jun. 2

sENATE....W WASHINGTON, Monday, June 81
Mr.. HUNTER presented the credentials OF ROBERT
". RARSwELL, appointed Senator from South Ca
rolina, to Ell the vacancy casioncd By the death
Of Mr.. ELxoRE. Mr. BARSwELL appes:-ed, re-
ceived the oath Of Office, and took his seat
The Omnibus bill was taken up at one o'clock.
Mr. DOUGLAS gave notice of an amendment pro-
viding that two new States-to be called Sacra.
reNt0 and C0lorado-may be erected out of the
territory Of Caliiornia, with the consent of tina.
State, said States to be admitted upon an eousl
footing
Mr.. soULE moved bis substitute for that Dor.
ton OF the bill relating to the State Of California
The substitute proposed that the President shall
issue his Proclamation declaring that California; be
admitted into the Union as soon as be shall receive
evidence that she has in Convention nssented to
certain conditions, among which are her renquish
ment Of the pablo domsin, and the restriction Of
her Southern limits to the Missouri line |, also
provides that revenues collected 10 the ports Of
CalcrniA, unexpended at the time of this procla
ton, shall be paid over to the State Of California.
Also, that the country South between 36o 80 North
IN Mexico and between the Pacific and Sierra
Nevads. shall be organized into a Territory 10 be
called South California, and that the same shal
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From Havana.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June "a.
Capt. Gardiner and the mate have Withdrawn
their motion for q new tlial-they have not yet
been sentenced.
The schooner Lamar arrived on Friday, four
days from Havana. All quiet and butlittle cholera
in the interior. The Authorities at Cuba still be-
leve that large expeditions are fitting out in the
United States.
Havana looks like militia camp. Marching and
concentrating is the chief employment at which
citizens are daily drilled, as well as with musket
and bsyonet Two clerks expressed themselvesn
cautiously about Lopez and were imprisoned.
The American prisoners are still confined on
board the Spanish vessel Of war.
Capt. TatnaIl left Savannah on Thursday for
Macon, where bis ldest son lies i'll. The Repu5
Hcon says, on good authority, that the Presiden
end the Cabinet fully approve of bis conduct at
Havana.
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CIII ISpusrRIn CouNcIL.-The Con,titution.

CITY INDUSTRIAL COUScIL.-The Constitutions,
Committee metlast night at 1877 Grand-st and after
adopting, with great unanimity, moderate doom.
mens which will answer every purpose, adjourned
sine de. A conciliatory spirit prevailed sn5 80
great cause OF Labor me, with the svmpsthv Of eli
Mr. K. }. Downie, lof the Bricklsyersl pfssided.
J. H. keysey, the Corresponding Secretary Of the
Council acted as Scribe. Mr. Day Withdrew his
Constitution. Every member of the Committee
was present
The PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTERS met las, even
ing at Tuomeys, initiated several new member,
and transacted considerable business. Adjourned
until next Monday WIN. s. GREGORY in the Chair.
The Society at the last meeting indorsed the
course Of its DelegAt at the Central IDdpstrisl
Council which they greatly deserved as the cause
oil Labor has had no sbler defenders than the Paint
ers Delegates have proved themselves to be.
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The Great telegraph Case.

| bcsroH, soodsy June 81
FOL. sxlTHvs HUsH DOwSisG AMI others
This trial, previously noticed, has now occupied
the attention of the U. S. District C0ur. for the
Eastern Division Of Massachusetts for nearly
week. Hon. Levi Woodbury. Of the Supreme
Court. presides The action on the part Of the
plaintiff consists in application TO the Court for
an Injunction against the defendants for using
Houses Printing Telegraph, which is claimed to
be an infringement Of NOrse's patent. Charles L.
Woodbury., Esq. opened the case for the defense
in en- able and ingenious argument, atducing the
testimony OF various scientific men, well versed in
Electrical Science, that MOrses claim 10 his patent
was too broad, and included things previously dis
covered by others aud in no respect did this in
yenton Of Mr. House infringe or interfere in the
slightest degree with Professor Morses invention
Of bis Telegraph Machine.
Mr.. Woodbury. was succeeded BY Mr.. Clifford of
n. Y on the same side, who has consumed the
best part Of four days in very able and argu-
nentatiye speech. He has gone deliberately into
the whole history OF electrical discoveries having
bearing upon telegraphs, showing what progress
had been made in Germany and other parts of Eu-
rope prior to Morses first suggestions the sub
iect. he also adduced tie evidence Of Professors
Henry, Renwick, Jackson, Silman and other sci
entifc men, which he said proved what Morse
could claim and could not claim that Houses in
sirume mt entirely differed from Morse'ss that il in
terered with priuriple or part or parts Of appa
rstas 10 which Morse was justly entitled. He went
iLtO careful and minute ana teal descriptions OF
the two machines 10 show that Houses was
organized and worked in separate aud distinct
manner from that OF Morses. That eectro-nag-
uetic motion was motive power discovered be-
fore Morse ever thought of teegraphs, and tina;
be could not mike it the subject OF patent He
went into an able and mastery review OF MOrses
old patent and Of bis celebrated reissue, and en-
deavored from the documents themselves 70 show
iheir weakness and invadity. Mr. Clifford will
probably close to-day. he will be followed to-mor-
Tow by Hon. Rufus Choate for defendants, after
whom counsel for plaintiff will be heard, viz +. o.
j. smith and H. b. Curtis, Esqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

QUICKSILVER Poison -The Evening Post says a woman
eoiag he o1nds IN The upper part OF the city selling
quicksilver preparation fr silver pstng 81 per psclsg.
who " e. pui upon spoons a. q slow poisoa-su.
swind rg tn rub &c and erdspgerng their Iives Now
hse "a one sycelAnd only one thai really useful 10 re
storing plated goods and that 10 the silver paing fluid sold
By JoHs BRowS Co loS FalloDst Is value 10 generally
known Anong hooseseePers but there may be some who
have tie where to procure ~ We mention the fact 10
prevent mposr Its put up IN small bottles At d cant.
each j. C. BERRAS eel Broadway, are agent, for the
urper part OF The city
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n Y BAY CEMETERY

In. 'oRTAST NoTIcE.-The beAaaial Steamboat Jenny
Lind n ms daily TO The Cemetery The Charter Of.he Con-
pAuy sec lrss he ois from sxaOn sale execution. or
Hespsss b, he public iOr roads plank road VII Be con-
pleted from sTsey City Tne improvements MADE AID u
progress tie pa Bile sre Invited to exsmss saa there We"
TIE exlenn We, varied AID beautiful prospect 70 o'
found in he vcinh OF he City Subscribers VINO alsi .
p,s.s IA The Office ard pay The 80 re- or
he amount sl,eav psn will be f1rfei. Lou sA seins
- The low price ofsIs. D. 'sble g. PER month
lac, OR vREELANp, Prs.,dsnt
oaca 90 s,o.sx. AN isls fsTakSsA
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LEAVING TOWN.

q Families about leaving for the various water
ing places and other Summer re,orts will hnd GsSxs
unrvsed stock Of ehieren hats Of the graceful
styles and the lshies and coolest materials His assor
meut Of Paris made and Paris trimmed hats includes some
Of the ovees fabrics for infants and indeed for children Of
all ages that have been received from abroad The
French Summer styles both for boys and girls
marksbly becoming and embrace an extraordinary variety
GENIN, 2l4 Broad way, opposite ST. Psurs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

REFINED SUGAR-Market very firm at fair prices.
A large business has been done in Dutch Crushed
at low prices
CoFTEE-Native Ceylons are dull ct 45s, al.
which price there ara free sellers bat no buyers.
CoTToN- q aiet but little doing.
TALLow-Remsins quiet at Sos Cd 10 37s for p.
Y C On the spot and 3ss Sd for the last 3 months
delivery.
RIcE-Quiet as large parcels are declared for
sale next week.
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.
THE GREAT POPULARITY OF LYONS
MAGNETIC pOWDERg


rYFor the destruction OF Bed bugs COekroaehes Mo,b.
An Fleas PHeS kc and Insects plants aud all Other
nsees bSs prompted ceran parties prepare spurious
rces and offer them under various denominations for sale
Few ofthese dare to give their mposons out y
free Of poison" The proprietor Of the original article bee
10 this city, only the aforementioned agents. snd princ.
pa 6epot Is an Broadway, where also may DO obtained
Pis for the instantaneous destruction Of Rss and Nice
Both articles are warranted free OF poison and heir efficacy
has been tried by the following geoslemens
Lawrence Reid, ESQ Prof OF Chemistry.
D. Howard. ESQ. Irving House
Coleman Stetson Assor House.
S. Thsyer Cozzeus, ESQ. late OF American Hotel.
Preston II. Hodges, ESQ Carlton House
J. L. Roome, Esq Superintendent Of n Y. Hospital
Valentine Mott D. Professor and President OF the ny
Medical Academy.
Jonas B. Phillips Esq Assistant District Attorney.
And many Of the eminent Physicians in this city
has also received the 6rs premium Of the American las
AeENrs-SEw-YoRK CITY.
CISckerer Co 81 Barclay.
Alb. x D. Sands 100 Fulton.
Greenlesf& Kinsley, IS Cortland.
sheeelin, Brothers Co. lo4 John.
s. r. Burnton, "a Bowery.
Kerr 7i6 Broadway.
J. stsgg Co corner Nin.h-av. and Twerty-SnhS
Brigham l. miller, II Avenue D. corner Third-sI
Dr. Lyon, AZ Grand g.
L. Cook, 500 GTsrd-st.
Brooklyn-mrs Hays IT'S Fulton-st
South Brooklyn-hrs. Avres corner Henry and Atlanta
Jersey City-Buskirk. SO Wsshingtonst
Sag Hsrbor L. DIR. 4. Miles.
Stony Brook, L. flames Gould.
Lyons, Wayne Co. Y-Wm. H. sisson
Pousdsm, ST. Lawrence Co NY-R N. Munson.
Newburgh NJ Y-Fower L Co.
Rushville, Y.-Mr. Warfeld.
Buffalo, Y.-Mr. Chsmplin, Isl Main-st
Hudson, N. Y.-Rosman mcKinstry.
Newark N J.-Mr. Kinds, MGketsI
Railway, N. J-hr Tunison
New Brunswick-Applsgale Son, s. shurman-a
Trenton, N. J.-mr. Shumsnn.
Paterson, ~ J.-hr Douglas.
Camptcwn NJ J.-Crswford
Providence, r I--Bach Son.
Boston-Redding l. Co Safest
Philsdelphis-Garrigue's, Tenth and Costes Sta
Bsltmore-Pok 4 Co Bsrnum's Buildings
Cincinnati, O.-Mr Meanings, corner Fifth and walnat
Pittsburgh, Par e Sellers
Eev-Oreans-Wnghtk Co
New-Hsyeo, CL-Whituesey, 153 Chape-st
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~ We are under obligations to the gentleman
ly Pursers of the steamers Crescent City and bio
for the early delivery Of California letters and pa
pers. We are also indebted to Maj RICHARD AL
Les, of the Pacific NeVs who was passenger in
the steamer Ohio for late papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

be admitted into the Union 4 State, when ready.
able and willing, with 10 without slavery, as her
people may desire and make known in their Con-
sntution
hr soULE addressed the Senate at length in
support OF hls amendment, and had not concluded
"nen be yielded 10 motion 10 postpone the further
was agreed 10.
The Senate then, after an Executive session. ad-
journed.
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~ Netice-rhe subscribers the capital stock Of 10
Paterson ard Hsekerssk Raj road Company req -
ed 70 meet al Peter AFchcessons Hotel IA Paterson 10
7Ih dsy Of July next for the purpose Of choosing sess
Directors The Pols will be open from 10 O'Clock n 10
o'clock NJ -Ps'eFsou. June 10 1880
C. 5 NANWAGONEA ALLEN
J. CHADWICK, CHRlSTOPEa COLT
p mAGlNNiS JOHN ACKERAAS. j.
sel5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

WONDERFUL as IT Way ,pPE,s ~ yov,.,. va
an unesuabs fact that you s- the e-e,e,t,,., =
way OF bta'ufol English three ply End doqo. ny,,,,
carpet mr. Zoo o eoss table cover wiaaos $780, g.
al he famous ehssp carpet warehouse 80 soserv
ASDsssos's, wuin the means " most limited tn.
ak spacious show rooms stocked with rich pattern,
a. low pgices-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

DAGUERREAN NOTICES. C. heISTYRE, es3 Broadway,
respectfully informs bis friends and the pablo that his
bis last week in the City All who deso1s Of having
likeness taken by him vii do well cal before lat July.
lis specimens are lot get al disposed Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

" Church Dedication The edihes reessg
erected BY The Reformed Da ~ Church o Key PosL -
jersey, vii BE- ceci s,sd The service Of God oa I'a'
Gay, 9Th mat ~ II o'clbck, AN
fbe ~rmon viii b. pre-es. BY Rev W Bsravss
d q Brooilyn TIE irrcs OF the Ckafch and ne P'
lie - Defsli, invited 10 attend -
The stesmes Chirgarors leaves foot of Chsmoest 80
81 oeioeA, Pm. keypor, jane q. lS5e JsS"
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ENGLAND.
LoDdou Sleek Market.

CoNsoLs-s65 money and account, rather buy.
ers-market improved to-day, and closes steady =;
Mexicans 3l3 a 80; Peruvian Elves. 70 II; Pc
ruvian Threes. 33I 24I Danish, q a pm Rus
SLAMS. 3 a3l pm Three and Quarter per Cent
Ccusols, 97s d97f Excheqlei Bills, 6s97l pm.
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Washington, June Is, lisa
n Notice Ii hereby given that applications fcsts
purpose Of procuring Paspors forwarded This Depm
meni from Bookstore Of BerfSrd Co Asor House o,
from William Chase Barney, VII receiye DO attention.
iel5 eodislm w c RFDDALL Pa.sport ciot
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LONE hASrIAcTosT' 81 BsoApway.-Ths orz,, i
"'noise'7rer q The eeie5rsei oDeH Chsia sheu Com.
1o ne only 'nufsetarr 10 Br1adwsy, invites DE l.s.
70 car and exmiae he ate 10 proved patterns, Pr.,r
Oden CHAINS firm &c o $50. Cjnbs q v holessys
~ CUINRv SOL R,,.s.
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rVFANirY GRocEsiEs-~ holess ard retsII on ,e,.,,
able ierms large and extensive stock OF choice ere.,
black teas, loaf eI1'hs and yellow and brown s,x...
salad Oh foreign r4is an FAM srocri-. Of al ~.
eonssnuy on hand. ii IL cd established stsnds go "a
~ Greenwich y Yes y snd co. a,d A. ma
N. B. Coos delivered ui,hou, ehsrs. ,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
GERMANY

Wilma, Sunday, Jlne J
The Presidents Of the Couacl Mission to War
saw is likely to lead to better understanding be-
tween France and Austria. Large purchases OF
Government Stocks made in consequence Of this
feeling. United States Stock, ITO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

u Rocky MounsAin DEab Beaver Has,
sIRD, Conner Pine and Nssssu-. invites Inc ssbspaos Il
as customers ens ne public bis beautiful Wits -
oub Beaver Hats The ughness and genrty of ttis hi
nod s ext osive ss season. has Induced hin 10 gau
he srslce IN the most hch and elegant msnpsr He ~
also hne s.soruneni Of Gsntemens Straw and De-
Of The latest descriptions Bad,
pyl7 6ris cor Pine srd nssss1 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

" The constant den and for novelties in Tie slnasr
h me sxe' The inventive faculties Of cur arsts ia TIA,
O'soen OF ouiiness to the utmost but none amoag them
90 'oeeessiul In his efforts please the public a.
ASsShtio OF ls7 NAssAu-si His drA5 beavers and
u nnhi'e variety have become a. celebrated a. bis
weuAnoen economical prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

SUMNER HArs.-Genuine Rocky Mountain White Beav.
era Panama Hsts Of various styles and Qualities Straw
Hats Of great variety. WARNOCKs Haters
jes1 2sS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

GENERAL Ton THuMs.-Is will be seen by the advertise
ment that this little eorquer0r OF ladies' hearts and the
admired Of ALL is holding his evees IL the principal towns
ofConnecieut The Ile General IL dessryedy uniyer-
sal aYonte and attracts large crow ds wherever he goes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Death of n Her-e-NIarkets, &c.

The celebrated trOt!ing horse Rater died yes.
terdsy.
Baltimore market is quiet, with sales of Flour
at IS 25 per Dbl.
Commodore G. c. Read has been appointed
Governor Of the Naval Asylum, vice Commodore
Jones.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ There p0hins IN TIE Of ssder gartpsnt, 80
ter sdsPied to our climate win to heq9sui sns r.,as
changes, from heat 70 cool dNmpnsss thaa N. Z@Davr
goods TO be hA1 Al be Se~-Yek sioeiing FaeIOry 10,
BOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Manchester Corn Report.

Our market to-day is of precisely the same char
acter as that of this day week-frm and steady,
but demand confined pretty much to the supply Of
present wants
We reduce Indian Corn Is per quarter. but with
this exception we repeat the quotations OF our last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Monday, June -
The Court fran through the entire Calenda' to
day Several defaults were taken. They dker-
mined in future to hear only when both sides
are ready and viii not allow any defaults to be
taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
By Electric Telegram iron. LoAdon 10 LirerpOoi
FRANCE.

FARfs, Frdsy J7ne7.
1t is believed that TIE Presidents increased al
lowance bill viii pass by small majority. Bouse
fat and Government securities declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

= Our assor'n-O' Of nr' quAny resdy-uade garments
comprises various new styles. Business and Y,y,l,n,
TroeEA Sacks, Dress and srOcs co.ls Lgbs ov.sea.,.
FanaloorA, Vesu kc
WIN. r JENNINGS 2l Bro.iw.,.
ny22 hH Opposite Para Soans>,.
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Mapcester Trade Report.

The market to. day is very quiet aud ste ady.
Prices are well maintained, but the amount Of
bus ness doing is small.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

AASUEsr-Consgnees In Nsw-York John c. Thonp-
son. 81 $50; Adams 4 Co SS7 3sS COfiu Bradley Co
s.l2oi Buckley Neal S2,SO Gnnnel, Min!urn Co.
Son,gned 10 ZachdIon, Nelson Co. Panama by tbs
following parties In San Francisco By StArks Co 81 SO0
by Cooks Baker Co 1900; Jos B Bideman SIS 0oO; ;
by q Wells, $4,000; by w. Latham, SECS Whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

O. A Mass Meeting OF the Journeyin<a
Tail0rs viii be he on Wednesday evening a ococs
a. the Sixth ard HOTEL AZ Ceni-r suc Duane s BIZ
order Of The President THOMAS DRNELLT
WV. MAHOSY, Sec iel5Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Members OF this Division Socially requested 10 BE-
puncusl IN their attendance Wednesday evening Jis
% al o'clock a. bus ress Of importance 4 10 he 6roagti
forward on that evening. J. r. JONES. W. p
l. kirk, r. 5. jez5 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

~ New York City Industrial Congress
TIE nsxt general meeting of'he Guy Iadgsrs CO
gFess vii b. ted ~ the House Of Cal Of the 09enrw
Bakers Ulioo " Grand 81 (Lear Broadwsylon WedeS
day evening. Jgue -. a. q o'cioek
By order OF lh- VigilAcce Com rittee.
les iis HsNrY CRATE Sccy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM, with lis popular
dramatic play Of The DrunkArd, Is drawing immense
crowds nightly. Never did nyhing succeed before
Mrs Roee charming heroine. In the Afternoon
Mr.. Harrington s the great attraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
~ The Brickla,er, aaa PIa.t.rers, A..,eh

tie Will hold olJurned n e. ting on Tuesday eycanE
the 2h mat al O'clock KenIsek Hail. 81 Perry Pae
ma attendance Of all thu members and Others OF esa
IL requested Also. here viii be seting Ta1rsdg,
he .7lh inst 81 oelock p M AK P Had, second -.
hetu ser Firsi ard sssSc0rG ss oy order OF
CORNELIUS ncCLoSKY, PresidenL
WV coPPESeER, .eeretsries .
JOIN s. LAzkY, leZe u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

nss r,eeurz Of the trade III evening June Is Il sfG
O'clock a. the DeGoersue hrso quarters corner 81 -
befh 400 Grsndss, for he purpose Of nomiaauss AMI
eIstiug ofcers and other impo Mt business b. ords
CHAs. A STORY cha;rmsa
U.zr Secretary eZ5lc
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RenfoNal.

WASHINGTON, Monday, June "a. 1850.
j. Coyington Burche, Journal Clerk in the House,
was dismissed odsy, and William Lee tLocol
from Indiana, was appointed 10 bis place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

~ d. GRrfYIS Cos Fuel saving Apparatus ia to be
found 81 s2 Broadway. ses COresPondenee The SIKH
PAGE ie2in
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Nashville Convention.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June p
Town Meeting at Charleston has ratified the
proceedings Of the Nashville Convention.
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Prtees C,ssny Reduced
SEAMAN A. NUiR
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

Are about TO make rriensve srersons n hsir store b.
fore commencing WHICH they desire to eO- rssh saur,
s,Ock Of
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M,Iue-More BaIIotIng for U. :. senator.

PORTLAND, EasisrE Arsus Oaice, Monday, June ~
The second ballot Tor U. 8. Senatoron Friday, In
the Maine House Of Representatives, was as fol-
lows. The whole number Is 1872 necessary 70
choice therefore, Is.
Hsrihsl Han IN Loco. IS Jno Hnhbard Loco'''''@5
Geo EvEns Wink .......os Henry w fHne.''. ss.'''
rauB- FesseBceh, Ab.....5
W p Fe.,enden ana John Anderson, each
The third ballot is appointed tor today bat the
result is not vet received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

NIBLosA great bill here for the lovers of true comedy
The gorgeous piece called the Island Of Jewels Will be pro-
duced shOrty.
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~ Photographic Publications Of all sors By
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NEw-0RLEASs, Saturday,, June p
More Of the Cuban "Patriots" have been ar
raigned, and have entered bail. The Delta prom
ises development on Monday which will astonsh
the whole country.
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Arrival OF Cuban Invaders in Custody.

NEW-ORLEASs, Thufsd8y, June -.
The U. 8. Marshal has arrived from Key West
with Coils Gonzales O'Hara and Pickett and
Capt Lewis, Cuban Invasionists, in custody.
The British steamer Thames arrived at Mobile
yesterday with 100000 in specie. No news Of
importance.