davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
December 5. 1850.

Sc6a SamntD 9e9emiettt9e
Seuer>SerftDeru run9ss8efeQitDaft.
capital StoG, 100000 Sbalcr.
9ireftoren:
Satc6 WGnnsr, loturp Shnne
SSsrad 98esn, pEtcr l4ldrt,
Srnatbon Stflnterfsr, &eubcn OOnntr,
eyafcb S6qtr, Sasrt ShmrpSr,
Satct btnntn9er, Gcparo &ctltr,
0auitt .. 8alliau, Ysugpils Wcbsr,
SIram SbanB.
1sls mrtlsarduN GEfbaftiit tcr csrti 'sbauSs 9egn
@ert Teutr M prihcrn uno 3uor cen bl9n Yrcgns
28ejt ss cine 9s9rnfEt9s 8SrRbsruu9S ccIboft it,
fam e unmS au6rChCn, uno Grtn perhbrt fam nit
3uptrht bOrauf toSn, toB ibm Die vrirts Summ tsab
rpirb, i'm Sou GinCs 8ronoEs.
Q2sr in eGtr @IUEhoft prfbIrn piu, tctctt Inprrb III
MAIDEN tS ir9o Der 8Comrn, crs b ben Qssnn b.:
min 8siYsr, @rrpwbsthou uno barIcs peter, GBaibs
ir9tcn.
SacCb Bennsr, Qrdf.
9enepjQs yOtsr, Set
t0iram Sbane Sbaem.
Is. 5. nQ3NI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Sin pUllltGnoiaes 2(6prte,memt

Der UOrShsIihden, ftb6nfcn uno beiien @abtnetmaa'
rem, bic ie in oiefer Staot Sum Serfauf anaebotsn
wOrben iino-unO oa oiefebe ale unter ibrer ei9e
nsn Qufliebt 9ematt weroen fU t6nnen uno weoen
iie ssrne fur cersu 9hte bhr9sn. Sbr jseissr Stod,
ben is immerbn Js ucr9t6ssrn 9ecenten, be1cbt
aus
allen Grtrn scfas secrctirs. Bureaus, BartrObss,
ShaufdfubIe. DeffS ShherIdrinfs, @0rr Qier,
Sso. Dining uno SWatfat &lfcbe, ale Qrten
8ettIocen uuO furb Uues pas in ibr Sab sin.
ftId9t
Sieeni9en, tie ba5 Sdu5baIteu su Beginner 9srtu'
Fem, unS ancere weroen mcbltbun, wenn iie bel ii
men ourufeu sbs fe fOnitmo faufen-auf iseen Sail
fOhet ba5 Ssicben ia nitt5.
Surtb CUTE Qrbrit, 9anS Bulge prcife uno plnft'
Iite uno piui9e 8setenung, 9eoenfen fe icb ibrsn
NntteiI Der @unit oe5 pubIifums sujuSsbtn. mOfIr
iis tb iecerbeit Ooufbar Sei9en werpsn. Sic bitten
aIlO um 9enei9tsn 3ufprub.
%Sd. 4rbsit nib AUDI BEL ibnen ouf Die FIR
Sefte QnSs9e uno Su rsn biui9fsn Ssoin9un9en
rerOr9t
SamcS Sie9cr,
SrauciS 3. Sccbncr.
December 5, 1850. uqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05

ES Die 8erbanpIunseu Der &ieesbabn' unb
SeOtt' 8srfammluns, fOrpie ben SdbIu6be ,.9iebsI
Ienfrdmers" uno pel Inbsrss, mifIen mir ms9en Der
Spf6aft bis nd6ffe Bobe perfdieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Sstembtr 5.
@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gswirc bisrourtb Nabribt eeseben, cas burd, bds
Nbtrrbsn cins5 Der @sfslf6affer aus Der Sirmo pou
&Otb, Sc d uno Co., I'm 8adfsinmader. @s.
(bdft, e5 n0tbi9 9smad,t puroe. bic ousfs6enSen
StuIosn sinjueOusetrsn oaber InO QQe bic
iitb an beNaste Srma fbuIpis mTtn, srGutbt inner.
baIb 80 Sa9en ibre Standardization ob,utrooen.
inoem na6ber bic Sudsr sinem SrieOensridter lbrr.
9eben nereen-llno SoIfs. peIds nod Scrberun.
gen an Die Srma babsn fnO sbsnfaus sriuft Die.
lslbsn s'niubrin9snfO sa6 alss in Ri6tiste aebrat
werben eann.
Nctb, SeR unb go.
Sttfnetr 5. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE.

The December number of this invaluable periodical,
is already upon table, filed it invariably is, with
choice and instructive articles from the pens of the most
able and vigorous writers of the day. The care taken
by the editors of this useful magazine to give publicity
to but the most elevated and pure literature is
praiseworthy indeed and pleased to learn that
their efforts appreciated. 1t is published by Fowler
a. DietZ, No. 100 Nassau ST., New York.
IaIitbe SIotcn nmf Die 2ibdnpm sonf,
BON Der 8enrnnun9 uOn 2baIsr fino in pousuiue
uuo Der tlmesssnb i'm llmIauf sic lino, nie Die
3situnsen berbtsn f6lett nab9ema6t uno Ieidt
Al srfsnnsn. Mebrre RsrIs Die BON obiseu uno fall
fben glcten auf anosrs Santsn pasirt baben fOuen.
iino in ssnonnter Stoet vsrboFtet uno cinesfedt
tpoTetn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
Retle I11aarett+

NN%W% NAIVSVNV%VVV*
Die llntgSeitneten baben eaS Sereni9sn ibren
uieIen Stuuoen uno oem Qublifum i'm Iugsmeinsn
anjuSe9en oaB ne fCeben uOn Der @itp Surifaefebrt
limb nit elmer febr 9r06en nunfdensmertben auan-
titdt
%Serbits unD SStnterwaaren,
wtIte ME e iber6eust fabIen U6li9e 3ufrisOenbeit
9sWdbren weroen.
S5errrn un0 Sdmen -Madtt eS su eurem be
fOncrn @eitaft 70 balo ais m69titb bel uns anIu
tufen INN eiefen Sod neuer @her elmer 9eiihtia.
une Su muroi9eu, uno wsnn ibr oonn ni6t FACET
cu6 bic tlnhribriebsneu p6uis fO mobleil psfaufsn
ais ibre Nat barn. wCuen iis in 3ufunft maufeiiu
fsin.
Srety 8utb 1mb 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
@ieb.@t
TGaners uuo 6rtraiocs9SrciIe.

Scscnhes bic 9rc 5tausr, gEoin, ORcrr urb
pafr an fcsnpSn ptSesn, nab Den letrbaInsu 8tritn:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05
SSSicbti0e Ncrle0llit0.
Cine ncue gabinetssBaarensSnl6e

llntsrSs6nsts. banSsnb unter Der Sirmo' ION
Siegeruno ,Seebuer 9ebsn bereurd Nabreht'
ods fe nun cine bsrrIibe @abinet gBaareu.
Stube er6fnet babeu une Srrar in SoofsuowsbaIle
in Der SOmiton Straee, Der StaOt aaentaun, al
mo- ie 9sgenpirtis ouf Sanc babru uno INNER Su
halten ofofnfen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-12-05

Ser unterSei6nete 9ibtc
biercub Na6riht; Oas;
sr Su Dem @ntfdIuB sc.
fCmmsn III, feline
Ilabls uitb SG1z
WSiible
init etwa 10 obrr IL
Qder gano, belfebenon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
ROoks

Received at The Tribune Office for the eek ending Sept
M Tuius ccerowit Notes b E Johnson
New York d Appleton & CO. l2no PIP 4d9
The Student N. a. cers, Editor September New YORK Fow
lers & Wet.
Principles OF Homeopathy. BY B. Jon, D. New York WI
ham Radde PIP
Dictionary Engineering Oliver Dyne
TO- New.York D. Appleton & CO.
Harpe New Monthy Magazine September NewYork Harper
Brothers.
New Elements Of Geometry By seba Smith Sev-Yors Geo
Putnam. PIP, 2oo.
Literary Messenger john Thompson, Editor septem
her Richmond, BorL Sold b. Dewitt & Davenport
The Hor:cuurist Edited by a. Downps September Albany
Luther Tucker
The Plough the Loom. and the Anvil Skinner, Editor Phil,
depbia: J. s Skinner.
Lives OF Eminent Literary and Scientific Men of America BY
James wynpo, MD. New.Yor D Appleton & Co, limo
woodwor,h.s Youths Cabinet September. NewYork. D
Woodwork
1sdy Wiloughby; or Passages from the Day aud
Mother Seventeenth Century. New.York A S Bars.s&
Co. I2mo. PIP
York journal Of Medicine edited BY Purple, MD
Sept New-York; R F Hudson
lie Poems Elizabeth Browning vols New York
Fraucio q Co.
Monuments Grresones Buping Ground Cemeteries, Temples
&c b, A. j Macdonald Albany Joel Muasl-
Treatise on and Naval Architecture. By JohnW Gn1lh
No q New York Berord B Co.
Meyers UnHeIsu New fOk Hermann j Meyer.
Tie chd's Friend Lee Pollen, Editor Sept New
c S Francis Co.
The rrompters Whistle Weekly Miscellany Of Tbsatncsls
New.York: S. French.
Tie Wing Review Sept New YORK * Sassaast
The Democratic Review Sept New Yor.: Ke.tel Moore
The Prisoners Friend Charles Spear Enter Sept Boston
New Yok: Fowlsrs We
The Kuekerbocker. Sept EewYork Samuel Hueston.
The North Brush August SevYok; L Scot, Co.
Tue American Journal Science Sept NewYsrk ssh
by Francis & Co.
The Farmers Guide. No New-York [, Scott Co.
Lee Polish System Of chonoIo- By EHz beth P Pea
body New.York G.. Putnam. Emo PIP 7l6
oratoas and Speeches b EDWARD Everett Bost5o Little
Brown New York Sold by C 5. Francis Co vols. $40
PIP. go, 67s
Kqtlens Douglas or Principle Dsvsiopsd By S sey cOPPa
New Yclk }. c. Rker l2mo. PIP 93z-
specln Newspaper Lefaiuss Persona Memoirs Anee
dote, and Fenuscences By Joseph Buckingham Boston
Little Brown Nsv.York Sold by c S Francs Co. 2yoIs
i2no. pp 3t8 $50
Researches Respe ting vespuciu and his BIZ
saaar Translated BY T. V Guide Boston
Lit,, 4 Brown Pine PIP 2S
The National Book. By Lady Of Philadelphia Philadelphia
Rober, Pslsor New York Sold by R Carter Brothers
limo. pq. 3ol
tbs Young Woman. Book Of Health b D.. n Aco,l
Tsrpaa wli,teraore New York y,a NostlnJ
Terrstt PIT. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

aSg~ TIE MILITARY Bounty LAND BILL
(as will be seen by our Dispaehl goes over
to Monday in the Senate-the first question
being on an amendment moved by Mr..
WALLER Of Wise. prohibiting any assign
ment or transfer of the Land Warrants TO
he issued under this act. We trast that
amendment will prevail, though we should
nrefsr the defeat of the bill. Ifany soldier
in any past war wants land to improve, cul-
tivate and draw his subsistence from, we
saw let him have it, whether he ran from the
enemy or after them but we protest against
granting any man portion Of the Public
Domain to speculate upon. Still, We would
rather this bill should fail, and have the
PEOPLES Land Reform bill take the lead.
If that bill passes, the old soldiers will need
no special act to entitle them TO quarter
section each of the Public Domain, and
until it passes we think they can wait as
well as others. Give us General Land
Reform Act ir.t, and then we will see IT
apv special acts are needed. But at all
events, let future grants Of Public Land be
ripidIv confined to those who will settle
upon apd cultivate them. That is the one
purpose for which any man may reasonably
ask for land. The spectators have their
full share of the Public Domain already.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
The Vote OF Yesterday.

We have reached the beginning of the
end
The Texas Boundary bill, after two sue
eessive defeats, passed the House yesterday
with the Territorial organization of New
Mexico as a rider, by vote of los to %.
This bill extends Texas up to the parallel
Of $50 so across the three degrees of longi-
dude next west Of the Indian Territory,
shence running down to the sd parallel
and folIowingit TO the Rio Grande del Norte.
Far be it from us to censure any for their
sotes on this BILL If those who love Free
Soil believed that rejecting this bill would
Smperil New Mexico, light the torch of civil
war, and ultimately force a settlement even
more unfavorable to Freedom, then they
acted according to their light in voting for
Its passage.
But it is bitter pill notwithstanding
1t gives Texas Ten Millions of Dollars for
her Territorial claims waived, and at the
same time gives her more land than she was
honestly entitled to, without the Ten Mil
lions or any payment whatever,
ltoarries up to So 30' for half the dis
tance between our old Boundary and the
Rio Grande, thus making at least rs 900
miles more of Slave Territory than were
accorded by the Compromise bill. Well;
let Slavery make much of this, for she will
never get the first acre that is not new con-
ceded to Texas.
1t organizes New,Mexico without the
Wilmot Proviso, and without any consldera-
sion for waving it.
Itdoes nos admit California into the Union,
either with her Constitutional boundaries
or otherwise. True, we trust the passage Of
che California bill is part of che under
staslaiag which passed this, but the wealthy
and powerful State which has been knock,
ing for nine months at the floor of Congress
ought not 70 have been left in the lurch till
every thing else has been disposed of.
There is not single feature in which the
sote of yesterday does not leave us in a
worse position than the passage of the Conn
promise bill would have done. The South
ern end of the Compromise is passed the
Northern lags behind.
Let US hope that the passage of the Cali
fegnia bill viii not long be delayed. In
Shis day Of humiliation, even small favors
will be Welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

APPRENTICES LIBRARY-Tae General Society OF Ne.
charics Trsdeser desrous OF afordnR the greatest
facility knd encourg cement the Apprentices Of Aechsn
ics for improve OF thoir minds during period
Of their apprenticeship By The occupation Of their leisure
IL pleanant and Instructive reading and sndy rather
thar in the Idle and debssing associations Of
The City have, dc ring the OF the Library ade
Improvement in their building, the Mechsncs' Hall a.
v give the Apprentices lhs advantages OF large space
tho Library, couyens nifty 6ed up and supplied witt
periodicals. &c for reading during Tho niDgs in addition
70 The gratutious OF tho Books OF tho Library.
Pho removal OF the Library ,he story OF ihs
Hsll, win pleasant and convenient, Broad
way ofsrE sddiuona Inducements for all Apprentices To
embrace he advantages which the liberal philanthropy
socs,y provided pofers freely for the
FL furHsh the required guarantee for the and sa
return Of ice books.
TnsI the young Mechanic may not be deprived OF the
porunity OF Improvement the expiration Of bis apron
uceshp, Jourueymen and Others viii hereafter be allowed
The Of The Apprentices Library, including the Library
neq1eshed 70 The SOCIETY by the late Benjamin De MILL
which beqpess If other members Of his family
WI enable the Society frequent additions for ths
lutsll charge OF dollar per year.
Members Of the Society land the widows OF deceased
members viii ind the Library conveniently accessible for
females Of lhe families who may participate IL
uE advantages
Phe Library with REQ pened the Mechancs' Hail 47z
Broadway, % Monday evening the 10Th September, acc
open every evening during the week from TO O'clock
ghe Reading Rooms Of tho Society will open ever
evening nom TO 10 O'Clock Members viii find The sies
foreign newspapers tho tables upon the OF Tia
steamers weekly from EaIope By order Of tho IAbrng
Coumltee JAMES VAN NORD en- Chairman
JoHs C. swAE Librarian, au30 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
The Beehive Vote.

The following is the bes: analysis we are
yet enabled to make of the important vote
of the House yesterday by which the tgloe-
rejected Texas Boundary and Ten Million
COMPENSATION bill was passed:
AYEs-(Fgr the BiH.) =.
1,,,..-Aner,os, W }. Brova Durham F'7' fi"Es'
Donsb, RohilsoD-7 IN,
T,,,,....-An4er.on gwtog Gtsfry q f, ,''
3on.s s,r,ge y P STA. to-, Tbo'oss as'9 .rK,i,,S
.y.,.5rdre,o, Bstee, Brfg9' B'o'Si' 4s'
e,,r pkrrar Ro,. Ses<rmerh0ra, Iha'"'9"' "
BHae-l4
IovA-Le6sr-L
RRopt IsL.zp-Gee G. ktn2-L
N,.ov.,-ssy 8owbn, Green Haa-i
varBsyly Bese Edinanson, AayHoHd AeDo9='' se'l u
ea, MARTYR Pafts'-S ,tg
N,.oo MLean borehea4 II stsnoo, Joh" Ih9"1''"-i9
h4.u4so-Bpsgie Hammond, Kerr, MeLaae-f
NIeHisAs-Bust-i.
F.oa1pA-E c. Cabtlt-f. DFiAy4EF-| ~. fi'N's''l
P.,s.rl,.s4-ck,ter Butey, ca'y Chana'e Dam9k GiI'
more Lvn JOB Mann NeLsnaian Pisa" Robbins ho 9'hS'
Jafnes Thompson-l3
Eopra C4nolsI-R C. ca'a~eR De5eryy oNfa@ SAf9peya'
Stqniy-6
ease-Disnsy. Hoaglapd Potter Taylor. whft'esey--6
M4ss.ouv,srrs -Dn.ean. Eti0t, GriHnslt-3
M4ss-Fvler Gerry, Lttehed-a
I,11ro,s-Tbos l. Harris McClernand Richardson, Young
HAs,ssns- Hubbard, Peasies, Wit0n-3
T1x4s-Howsrd sEauGoaH2.
C.ossu-Ooen Toonr6s W.lborp-3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

TUE EXCITEMENT INCREASING Jenny Lind ia ds,ly
receiving presents OF Rdiog Hats ana Boqles Boots and
Perumery that almost equal IN chues4 the tones of hee
own swee. voice. In the Inns we are in hx, we
want 10 be- generous csn II she hoy we would
present her ish auperh lui jenny Lind saca cut and
made w our peculiar syle but white we are deiber-
anp upon what pursue her fends and admirers
who are bessed th plentiful Inheritance OF praag
b5ys can have them clio In the mos fashionable meas
l, ,hap Ina 6Y.ce VI q icket to Jenny Ltnd's Cous
ce,, a, spAygxss Childra Clothing Establishment
hu-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
DYSPEPSIA.

II Thousands endure erdble affection OF Dyspop
sa without attempt alleviate The Of thrtf euE
teripRs T. all such would advice tho use OF HuTca
INcs's Vepesbe Dyspepsia Bl'en. Numerous tantliss
ofour Gcqu nance lay ia theft quarterly stock OF hess
ihe do oher ndispensabes. and hsy are RI Sht
small wine ull ia. the thing In the IN )rnng
will be found most eff acOus
Circulars Containing tho certificates OF rsne Fable curee,
and The high esmstop in which this medicine held BIZ
The public press, he had II The agents Pfcs 50
PEI bottle Principal office, I22 Fltoos. n Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

THE FIRsR APPEARANCE OF JENNY LIND
~ It Ia expected that the hrst Appearance OF the
claiming Swedish sopgsuess every gentleman viii
ous cf Aessrs. RAFFERTY, LgAsEs beautiful Fall uA,s
They Introduced their style The other day, and mus
Say splendid article and win honor
TO tic nanotscuren Their place Of business Is 81 tho
coYa,r ofCheihAm and Pear IS aiseod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
Brutal Murder by n Brother.

NuaF oLh- fIILHsi o5P1 70
Capt Sidney ain having beaten negro NO,
man moat anmsrcifully yesterday in MA"hawe
County, hia brother William lain went to hia house
70 remonsttate with him for such cruelty IN beating
the negro. BE told him to Leave or he woald shoot
hira. ana taking NJ gun hs shot his brother dowa
without fcrsheF words, aud finding hs hid no: Kill
I'd bin he reloaded. and placing tue mQzzla against
h. body sfot again, which caused dsAth Instantly
Great ex cits meuy pcevlls in atthews County -
He vas nos arrested, ald i, supposed 70 have 6one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
AVOID FRAUD AND GET TIE GENUINE ARTICLE

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In ,he snvelop and the large boxes.
CAuTIoN-C ounerfels h old wrapper flood the mar.
kel! Beware u s deadly effects
MIND-The emblems on she envelop, san, Tfiangls
Serpent Lior, Dove an Eaae.
gB- Read the circular Tor 1850.
H DALEY Depot, Al toadway.
For SALE, ALSO, BY-H4vland, Reese Co a. B. D.
Bands; C. v CncSeoer Co, am at Rushons Also Mrs.
Hayes, Brooklyn and W. r Aercer, Newark.
DALLEYis 4EiMAL GALyAHfC.
The cheapes bes, quickest and most certain remedy
discovered for tie Of diseases OF horses and CAL
tie For Sale as above
kY- Read printed Circulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

CARU.--The subscriber having returned from Europe
would RESI- ealy inform hs pupils and tbs public gener.
ally that h Riding School will open for the reception
pupils Aondag, 9ih Sepember Il would also return
ha thanks his ormer patron. for liberal support he
has received their hands, AID rusts by jealous alton.
lion 81. profession AID guarded attention that re-
speciality which os estsb shme1t has maintained
20 merit a continuance q pub c patronage
s7n w II DISBROW, 20 Fourtt.av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
Break In the Pennsylvania Canal

Special ItfgTuPh % TIC IfIyl"e
HARRISBURG, (9a) Friday Sept
The heavy rains yesterday broke oulvert in the
Canal level below Conewagl F ais. It will re-
quife two weeks time to repair the damage. Not
witbstAndiDg this fresh disaster there will be no
detention in the transp ortation Of goods on the
main inc OF improvements. Shipments coDtinae,
goods being taken by Railroad to Harrisburg and
thence by Canal Yours SUsQUEHANSAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
II The Freeman Journal in an article on the
trnnhles in Piedmont. hsa tha f,lloEins.

troubles IN Piedmont, hes The IoIoElns'
'Fhe EDITOR OF The Tribune he loud mJugned advocate
OF freedom for he t any oshs Or essions
be beevedl sudes 10 the outra. las and d.
oency in the following words The Archo shop OF P1rtn
up bis SuboIoinstes sedious resistance to
sequence If which h t,tfd and Tasishef H. DE-
ssSyEp Notwithstanding his hian position
"Ah Mr. Eoor, you have got H.. power, though you
have will be 4 Robesperre, whose praises you
often sing IL The Tribune y
The above fe " lines contain tTo isl,ehoods Ths
Abatement quoted in relation to the Archbishop Of
Turin, was no. written by the Editor Of TIE Tr.
bnne but is from the letter Of correspondent IS
the Journal knew, because he copied the greater
part of the same letter. And as to Robespierre
bis praises were never sung By Us, nor does any
body suppose they were. What titls has such &
reckless lar to conduct religou, paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

ADyERztsIsG-The places and papers best adapted Tor
De fGrherence various bupnoss pursus may ba t9e
the Agency OF 8. PALARk who Is daily feceyi1g
sogeTstreptS fer iuse IN tho ees journals 81 tho
couBRy ard near oF which he Is specially edAped
business Those who are prepared 10 Sup 3y tho
cemand for county reminded IT lbs eon2ie'e oS
poStuuy which shz Agency presens for mAhag he act
khowa to the people OF he counRy In theif pspers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
a4y For additional Geographic dispatch
3 es see Firet Page.

HItseems that it WA Bsssnoon aud not Bri-
ancon where Louis Napoleon was turned out Of a
ballroom Besancou is the most important town
il the department of Doub b, province Of the asp
ioiuins Switzerland. The people Of that town are
sturdy republicans, and agand down fellows.
proudeon ard Fourier came from Vne--. Brancon
f urther south in The department Of Hau "a All pes,
o1 tue road into PIEDMONT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
Appointing -Hnvre de Grace Hank, &c.

WASHIsGToS, Friday sept. b.
A. w GR!swoLD and w. E. ANDERSON have
been appointed Mail Agents on the night liuea be
tween Washington and Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh, Pa papers state that great excite
meut prevails in the Northern section OF that State
relative to the circulation of Havre de 8racs aes
notes Large numbers Of cattle were bought up
a these notes given 10 payment The fraud vas
subsequently discovered, and tbs people started
in pursuit of the scoundres, overlook them, nnd
after a desperate 6gb! eeized sheir cattle. Toe
authorities interfered, and number Of parties are
in Jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
oMnERus Lives gRoM ALL sEorIons

u OF The city pass IN Inc immediate ,ciniy Of EVER
osIL's elegant establishment os Gard Engraving and
printing, So2 Brosd~ay, Dasnest where may be
mad the moh beautiful and fashionable styies OF Bdda
Cards Envelops, Gaze Boxes, Bridal Waters &c also
spIeudd OF stiye, Door Plates Seals Of Goid
Silver and Ivory Dir EyERDELL orancd store Ct 2
Wall 81 for tho acconmo5 alton Of mis- down o1n cus
nS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

FROM THE SANDWICH IsLAnDs-By the Geor-
eia we have received files of the Poiynesian and
the Honolulu Times, to the 22d of July This Ia
DO later than our yesterdays advices, and we find
no additional items ofimpc rtance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07

RxApy.mApE CLOTHING Ar aHoLEsALE-DAyENroRr
GARDNER n Broadway would invite the especial sttsR
Ton OF purchasers 10 lher sock of CothDR which is en-.
trely new ard particularly adapted to tue Western and
southern uade They would confidently aa'er that he
,,e as well a. The superior in which the garments
are made canno. be surpassed by any establishment to the
trade HHeW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
Loco Denopstral.on In Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Friday Sept g.
The dissatisfied portion Of the Loco Focos who
object to the nomination of Turner for Mayor, are
making great indignation denomination tonight.
They marche d from different Wards to lexington
at. Market, carrying banners and transparences
bearing Inscriptions expressive OF contempt and
rdicule FIR the nominee. Great excitement pre-
vaiia and serious riot is apprehended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-07
GENERAL INt,4'iChs.

% Gentlsmen's Hats, Fall style. Bird, cornx
Pne ana NsGsu sS-The style for ensuing season ~A
be ready fer Inspection and lhs day Phe attention Il
gentlemen Of tsse and Determination Invited 10 The psf
tern nboye aDrounced updsr tho firm conviction tina.
Will satisfy tee most asrdous sd handsome Bst
Mr.. "a. c ST. JoHa hrs removed from lIs sfosd~sY 70
the OF The subscriber rhofe he viii be- pleased 20 sss
bis customers BIRD. cor Pins end hAssao sA.
Augua30 1850 r6 5wia